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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
DAILY PRESS,
PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1871.
No accommodating.
PORTLAND

We have read with establishment and re-
gret in several Democratic papers that the
appo1tionment of the State has been effected
by the Republican majority in such way as
to do gross injustice TO the Democratic minor
ity. A specious appearance is given to sucn
complaints by remarking upon the dlspropoi-
tionate number of Senators and Represents
tvs elected by any dominant party onut.
The apportionment of 1860 the Democrats
elected every year a less number ., 80,
of the Legislature than they wouiu oe on'''''0
to ifther representation were IN proportion W
= their aggregate vote. But this is a dithculty
.risi,o from the nature of our Institutions
Until the organic law is changed so as to pro-
vide specifically for minority representation
there will always be this seeming injustice =
The theory OF our government now is that the
majority rule, and if the Republican vote in
Maine were to the Democratic vote twenty to
Nineteen, and if, by some strange chance, this
exact ratio should be preserved in every town,
thus giving the Republicans the entire Legis-
stance conflicting with the spirit or letter Of
our institutions, however repugnant it might
be to natural equity.
= 1t wonld be disingenuous to deny that be-
sides this natural tendency in our political
system to give to them that have and take
{ from them that have not, there are sometimes
{ superadded by the prevailing political faction
certain artificial and utterly reprehen3ible de-
. wees, aggravatiDg the evil in greater or less
: degree. This system, known by the name OIL
{ the eminent Democrat who invented it, has
always been tavorte political agency IN the
= Democratic household. The Democratic ma.
jorlty of the Indiana Legislature are in SC
great haste to make their usual arrangement
in that State that they have gone to work on
the job in advance of the time prescribed by
Z the constitution, so that the Republicans have
been forced to adopt the miserable expeden
z oil resigning and going home to prevent th
gross outrage. But what we do say is tha
e the apporlionment of the State effected by the
last Legislature il an uncOmmonIy fair one.-
. We present it herewith, that all may judge
for themselves. Take Cumberland county fol-
instance, and reflect what Democrats having
{ the same opportunity would have done! And
= from one We may fairly Judge all.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09

Hay is scarce in the vicinity of Houlton and
farmers are ASKING from $1S to $50 per ion.
By the new apportionment of representa-
tves AroostO0k gains one, making seven. The
French settlen entS will send two instead of
one OF heretofore. .t,r =
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Keunebec Journal says an attempt was
made Tuesday to throw Conductor BODICE 8
train from the track at Fdrmingdale, nv DIaC-
ing piece of timber across the rails The
train was running very fast, but the obstruc-
ton was discovered by the engineer Just IN
season to stop the train, and probably saved
many lives. This is the third or fourth time
this thing has been tried within few months.
M LINCOLN COUNTY. - Gtf l3
The Wiscasset Oracle says on Sunday after
noon. 18th ult, some fifty feet OF the toll bridge
was carried away by an immense cake of Ice,
which became adetached from the railroad
bridge and came dow with the tide. The pro-
prietors OF the bridge went promptly to wor K
to repair damages, and although some delay
(tbe break occurred in the deepest part OF The
river, just east OF the draw the bridge was
again open Tor travel GU the 23d. ~ 4 &
PENoBscoT COUNTY
The Bangor Wing says Ambrose G. Wilson
Esq, OF Brewer, whose serious illness was
mentioned a few days since, died on Monday
night aged 80. Mr.. Wilson was held in h,g b
ny Ills Lcl2uuOTS aIQ IrloDQS, not
only in his own tewn, but also in Bangor,
where he spent lsr.e portion of his time whe q
not engaged in the active pursuits Of lie. He
held frequent public. Offices of trust, always
discharging his dunes ably and faithfully
His loss will be lamented by an UNUSUALLY
large circle OF acquaintauces and intimate
friends, extending over the State.
The shingle mill of Messrs. Pingree & Scott,
at Merril's Mills in VIM, was burned on the
evening of Feb 21st. Loss $1O00;. 10 nsur.
ance. ~ 81
As the up freight train on the Dexter &
Newport railroad was nearing the crossing oil
the old Dexter road, just out Of Newport. Mon
day an axle under a freight car broke, throw
ing the Car off the rails and upon its side. Two
of the freight cars were some what demorafzed
but no person was injured says the Bangor
-Whig. r,se,'-s
A parler concert in aid of the French was
given bv some of tbs most accom- pushed must
clans and yOcalists in B ingor in the parlors of
the Veaz.e homestead, on Thursday evening
Upwards OF 500 was realized, which will be
contributed to the Worcester square table at
the fair in Boston to procure supplies for the
suffering people of France.
The many friends of Abram Woodland ESQ,
of the Penobscot Exchange, says the Wing,
will be pleased to learn that he has so far reeov-
cred from his recent illness as to be able 10
ride out.
1t is stated on good authority that much
more numbering will lie done on the Penobscot
this season than last.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
REIGN OF TERROR IN South CARoLINA.-k
Columbia dispatch of Wednesday saws:

About fifty men entered Yorkville, Yo k Co.,
few days since, and broke omen the front door
of Roses Hotel, where the office of F. NJ Rose,
County Treasurer, is located. 1t is st ted that
thew came to obtain possession of Rose, who
luckily escaped. They demolished the papers,
records and furniture of the office aud then
destroyed the liquors m the building. They
then mounted their horses. which were picket
ed IN the woods in the Suburbs of the town,
and, after committing several other deprtda-
tW,9ns, repaired TO the residence of Thomas
, msgat (oo'ered), one of the Yorkville Com
to be absent iso '' AoN WV p-'o""
~ oay Or two succeeding this party of men
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
Town Elections.

NEW GLOUCESTER - Moderator, George
W. Piummer; Clerk s. H. Chandler; Select
men, o. G. Nelson, E. NJ. Morgan, N. Ride
out; Collector aud Treasurer, B. w. Merrill
School Committee, j. Fl. Woodman, A. O.
Marshall, A. H. Nevens All Republican bu
Mr. Nelson, who has held the office of Select
man for several years.
BR1DGToN.- e L. Alley; Select
men, Assessors, etc, Geo. E. Chad bourne. Ash
bel Chaplin and F. J. Lttefed; Town Clerk.
Z. A. Cleaves; Member of the School Commit.
etc, Rev. I. F. McKenney
BETHEL.-Cerk, L. T Barker: Selectme n
4. A: Hastings, E G. Wheeler, G. NJ. Kim.
ball; s. s Commit tee. G Rodge; Treasurer. r
a: Chapman; Town Agent, E. Foster, Jr
Citizens >ricke.
KENNEBUNKPoRT. - CLERK, Silas Perkins
Seleclmen and Assessors, Enoch Cousens.
Nicholas Downing, Ivory Bick ord Treasurer
Anthony Lpques; Town Agent. Euoch Cons.
ems; s s. G-.amittee,4 A L Clcave., EN- eli
Cousens; Collector, James III. Tripp
ARRows1c.-Clerk, Benjamin SWEET: Sc.
lee men, etc Roland A. Fisher, Silas S. SHINE.
Chester NJ Heal; Treasurer, M. J.Swett; Col.
lector. J. M. Shea.
CLERK. 'scoe I. Green; Selectmep. AssessoIs
and Overseers of Poor, j. Lovewell. D,uiaI
Holden 5 James Names; Treasurer, slas D
vester; Agent, Eben e. Andrews; Auditor.
John B. Foss; Collector, and Constable. D. H.
Brett. Voted to let School Agents hire teach
ers instead of S. S Committee.
HARPswELL Moderator, p A. Duroan
CLERK, L. H. Stovet; S-lectmeu. Assessors Ind
Overseers of Pour, David Pencil. T. IT Sto.
yer, S. S. Tootbak-r Treasurer. VIM q
Eaton; Auditor. F. A. Durg,n; Supervisor Of
Schools, Daniel r Slower. All Democrats ey-
cept first self Gilman. IN
AUBURN.-T j. Howard (Dem. is elected
Police Judge, it requiring oDly plurality to
elect. He received 1927 votes to 377 tor ali 9th
er candidates.
ANsoN.-ln this town there was intense ex-
cItement on the railroad question and nearly
every voter turned out. Tue checb list was
used and the whole Of Monday was occupied in
70 ing for Town Clerk and first SeIectmnp.
Inc meeting then adjourned to Tuesday The
result was as follows: Mode rator. Dennis
Moore; Clerk, Albert Moore; Seectmer. AL
bert Moore, Marx Emery, Jr. John Tinknam
Geo. Moore.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
Batcbelor's Ila,r nv.

ibis splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable m
stantaneous; no disappointment; ridiculous tint.
remedies the ill effects bad dyes; invgorates and
gas tue air soft an1 eauti!ul black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and nro,or,,
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory l6 BOND AZ N
june 9-1s70s Ndlvr&w ,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09


The French Minister of Marine has propos.
ed to the National Assembly great reductions
in the budget.
The Minister of War proposes complete re-
organization of the army and defences OF
France, including the erection of Notifications
upon the new German frontier. The French
staff officers have taken possession of Valeriep
Mont Rouge, Vanvres, Issy and Bcetre, which
are to be occupied by the French army of the
Loire.
Jules Favre, one of the projects of police,
has rendered his resignation. a.-
Several Germans holding official positions in
Paris before the war have returned.
The troops have been undlr arms in their
quarters all night. At Mont Martre Blioy,
Place Royale, Bellevlle and La Villette, the
National Guards have formed camps supported
ny artillery. This aspect of the city has thrown
the citizens generally into painful state of
excitement and all confidence in the ST. bility
OF the pre.ent government is lost Suspicion
and distrust is visible everywhere in the coun-
tenance of men in the cars, boulevards and
public offices. 8
Napoleon will not leave Wilhelmshobe until
peace has been definitely signed at Brussels.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
Rushton's { berry Pectoral Troches

will be found superior to all others tor Coug5sColds
Asthma, Group and Bronchial ificnlties generals,
exceedingly palatable. having of that nauseafI
ing unpleasant, cubeb taste; very soothing and acf
like charm Also Rushton's E. W. Cod Liver nj,
tor Consum ption Scrotula, Sc. The oldest nurss,
and hest in the market. Use no other. Sold h,
Druggists generally. oc2ssp-dS wem
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
Gold, Silver 4 Nickel
~ PLATING. or

The subscriber is carrying CD the business of Fla
fro-Pla'ing with Gold, Silver or Nickel, as nav ho
desired, and he would invite the patronage of ,hoso
whs mfy wish TO have articles replated or renairo,
+. He paws particular attention to the platino =,
Steel Knives, SC. He aso manu- actures ,ho
lightning Polish, for cleaning Silver pIat.d
Goods, Glass, Tin aud Brass
All work warranted, and articles returned whit,
one week. Rooms open to those who may wish to
witness the process OF electro lating.
N. ID. STEVENS
Room No. 8 Printers Erchnuno
No. III Exchange Street. te:et
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
FOE Sale,

A new STORY French-roef HOUSE on Spring
street, above Brackett, containing bath room aud
other modern convenences. Enquire on the pr m
ises. or at No. 25 Emery street.
mal8sNtf "a T. A TENNEYE
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
m A II Il 1 II ID /.
ID L e D.

In this Litv March 2, Mrs Kate wife OF Capt
Walter 3. Hal, aged s. years.
n this CITY. March .. MRS. Apphia. willow of the
late capt. Hosea Haif'rd, ageu 81 years months .
days. ma gtrI.-.' F.. ! .r L se'flll i
lFnneral on Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. from
the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. B. f. elsor No
attend. ."-'-1 :
In TINS CITY. Mar,h 8, harry t.. son of BE- and
Fannie A. Whitney, aged 8 years mon lbs and 2,
DAYS.
lEnnera services on Friday afternoon at p o'clk,
at No. Aloer street. ~ : y l-Il ~ = = = >
- q Bath March 6, Mrs. Esther L. Hodgdon, aged
SO years moth
In W,scasset Feb. 81, Betsey Nuter, aged 70 years
years III, NUS. -
J." East Cleaveand. Onio, Feb 96. at the residence
OF her Son Mrs. Almra W., rect of Ezra Holden,
E'q foImeilv OF this CITY, and daughe in law OF
the late Col. Eben Wills n. Of Portland. b, .iurft
In EAST Boston March 4. VIM. ). Kimball, Of
Whitefed. Me-. aged so years months. =
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09

Brig Nellie Clifford. Lltlefeli, from St Marvs. IA
for New York. with lumber, which put into Sayan
nah in distress has been recaulked and had two new
masts lifted. Size is nearly ready tor sea
Sen Adeibert, Fainham. from Boothnay for Balti
more. before reported loet went ashore iD dens
og on the afternoon of the Sd lust on Dickens Reel
IN lde OF Whale Rock. where she went to Die ces
me crew reached the III Re III their boat and started
Tor home Mnnday III the cars The vessel ree,stefef
" tons and was hui Boothbay In 1st6, where sh,
was owneu by Capt Farnham, and others.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
CITY OF PORTLAND.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,

r IST OF TAXES amounting Twenty DOL
| 4 lara and IN = ards assessed upon re>luen $, re
mamlny UNPAID, PUT ishld in accordance with
Inns hit
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09

IT is reported that Secretary Robson will
soon issue an order couvening court of in
quiry in accordance with a resolution which
passed the House on the 9th of January, for
the trial of Admirals DAVIS and Godon, foI
falling to render naval assistance to Minister
Washburne in Paraguay, when called upon
officially to do so.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09

VERY desirably located, established many years.
.a Win regular run OF frst-cass paying Gus
owner is retiring tron the business.
Particulars TAYLOR & CO., 20 State St., Boston. .
.FEH mrg-3t 80
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
3 SEVEN PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS {! GO.
Portland & Rochester
Railroad Co.

Il vi UkOHkU ~ AAVClACSUCI
Railroad Co.
Free of Government Tax!
Interest Payable April and October!
| Principai Payable ia 1857 sH
This Loan OF only $50, 600 having IT years to run
is now being rapidly sold by the undersigned at 95
and accrued interest," and is recommended as a safe
and reliable investment beng amply secured to the
Trustees,
Messrs. H. J. LIBBY,
49, -' FRED. FOX,
--,r j.. A. WATERMAN
by first mortgage the whole Road, Equipments,
Rolling Stock Station Houses, etc.. etc. all built and
finished in the most thorough and substantial
ner. trA+ 2 Fa
| The road has for lorg time been finished and
doing an extensively paying business to Alfred, 80
miles from Portland. Trains now run regularly to
Springvale, five miles beyond Alfred with a
pondit increase in traffic. Beyond SprngvaIs the
bed has been graded and waits the rails in the
early spring of 1871. Distance in all 52s miles.
THIS road forms important part in the pro-
posed through lire via Worcester, Mass, thence via
any OF the present Rail or steamboat routes to New
YolkCty avoiding transfer in o. ston and materially
/ reuucihg Tue INSTANCE, (say ~ nIeS.l boe COM
pleton of the short connecting link from Rochester
| o Nassau is guaranteed beyond doubt at an early
date.
At the price named the Bonds nett the investor at
least and halt per cent more interest than Gov
eminent Bonds at present prices and the present
| rate OF Gold Wi further decline in Gold, Govern
men.s must decline with their rates of interest. .
Nesmere favorable opportunity will be offered to
PURCHASE thee Bonds han now, and the unprece-
denied sale of about 5000 900 within the past month,
largely to safest and weathiest citizens guaran
tees an almost immediate closing up of the loan IN
| the market. r4sy ttN6 N4.HfftH Z /
Denominations 5000, $500 and $1,000. Price %
and accrued interest.
| GOVERNMENT BONDS atlatest full N. Y. quo
tations, and all marketable securities at current
| rates, taken in exchange Tor the above.
Circulars, statistics and full information furnished
| and correspondence solicited.
III ENRY II. WOOD.
s..n s..r BLOCKER. ~. ~ I
Corner Fore, and Exchange SITS.
fs-r PORTLAND. ja5sntf
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09

A WASHINGTON DISPATCH says the fact
seems pretty well established that Gov. Nor
ton is to succeed Mr.. Fish in the State depart
ment as soon as the labors of the High Com
mission are finished, and Mr.. Fish can so ar
range matters to retire from the cabinet The
President confirmed this in a remark made to
Senator who called on him Monday to know
whether MIR. Morton was his choice for the
craftsmanship of the Foreign Relations Com
mittee if the caucus OF Republican Senators
decided to remove Mr.. Sumner. The Presi-
dent said that while MIR. Morton was entirely
acceptable, it would not be best to make him
chairman. for the reason that within short
time he expected to transfer him from the Sen
ate TO higher position, meaning. it is suppos-
ed, to the State department.. The President
iurther said that his choice for the chat man
ship of The Foreign Relations COMMITTEE il
place of Mr. Sumner was Mr.. Frelinghuysen
who was eminently fitted for it, having beer
unanimously confirmed as Minister to the
Court Of st. James, the highest diplomatic pc
siton under the government, excepting tht
Secretary of State.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
$1,000. Dining saloon tor sale.

A SITUATION as house-kseper, by o woman OF
"A domestic habits No objection 10 eoins our NJ
the CITY Enquire at 80 Elm Streel, Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
SPOKEN,

Jan 81, lat II 81 s, Ion "a osw horor. nc poo,
from Boston for Melbourna " WI paique L oea'
r.ora . lat 80 H. Ion 70 a. brig VIM Robertson
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
FROM MERCHANTS ExcH
MEMORANDA.

Ar at New York 8th, barque Eliza White, Mabo.
1ey. Matanzas. AN
AT a. Ph ladephia It'll, sch George Deering, vii.
lard, Portland. wa
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
MILLINERY Store tor, aaIe.

PEST location In Boston. with a regular run Of
good paying business. Sold tor no iauls, chance
seldom oneref. Psrricu ars,
mr9-3t TAYLOR 81 CO 20 State street, Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
For Moth Patches, Freckles, and

Tan, use Perry's Moth and Frcckle Lotion.
1t is the only reliable and h 4ruess Remedy known
for removing Brown discoloration Sold by dug
gsts everywhere. Depot 40 Bond st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09

Brig Potosi, from Hali,ax-37o tones coal to Jas
Farmer. .'..'fl,I. :
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
DON ESTlC P0RTs

| GALVESTON-Ar 2sb, sch Franconia, Leayitt.
| Old 9th sch vernal, Mcdonald, Pensacola.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld I'd. sch Village Bride, Nc
'aty Kso5S8 iiiaS sch Webster
savANNAH-Ar 9th, sch Loretta Fish, Wiley
BRUNSwICK-Ar 9th ult, sch Annie Tibbetts
MARSH, Jamaica. land CID tor New York;
pAhlEN-Cld 1st sch Burns, Crosby, Kings
WILMINGTON 4th, sch David Babcock. Col.
BAL1IAoRE-Ar 9TH, barque Pleiades, Brown
CID 9Th, scbs Maggie D Mars.on, Marston. West
An %ss, ta mn, S S,', Salem.
Booth, james River
cd STU b ,gs Nellie Move Merriman, Arecbo
LloerIy, Deverepx, Matanzas; sch Ada Ames, Ad-
At Delaware Breakwater Glib, bsrqus Mary Fox,
NEW YORK-Ar 9Th, barque Savannah Knov,-
ton. Shields; las wesh Hammond. ST Pierre: schs
Adliapa Baker, Westport. jed Frye, Langley. Pro
Cld 9th. sch Mary EDWARDS Greenleaf Baltimore:
A buckley, bu key. Baltimore
CID 7th SD ps Algonquin. Jordan. Liverp oil: Villa
Bristol schs = K awrence Torrey Norfolk. liz
zie Cochran, Cochran Barbados; Aonie Lewis. Day.
Passed through He'll ,,ate 9Th sch send Allen
Port johnson . ,or Providence. A'
.oL MES, HOLE-er 9th. schs freddie Walter.
Ma $ andish, Rich. GEORGETOWN tor Norfolk
"A Al IN, brig Isoa. snowman N W York tor Bos
tom sch Oth-lio Matthews, Savannah ior 40 IVY
sid schs Fed Walter, aud 5 Reed.
foSToN-Ar 7th inst, sch Montana, Pearse. Balti
ar 18th, schs Island BELLE, Black. Fas,nor.. Ca,
daphon Elwood, Pembroke; Hvrnet, Iirrei. nom
Ciu s h. barque NJ ste,son. siemsr. c,oue,.
brigs Nuevites, Irask Beaufort, NJ End"rn. Jos
r re Portland; Nmwaukee, Wswe !, do, 70 load :or
50: SALEM-Ar6 b. sch Rncco Chalmers. Providenca
for Portland and ST John, NIB. io''oence
FOREIGN PORTS
ss at taoang 2sd ul ship Cyclone King Boston
o. AT at Penang Jan IS, ship Rainbow Thayer Sin
RS ST. I'm Passaroang Dec 81 ship Borneo, Proctor,
cs AG at Rangoon Jan IL. ship Franklin. Drew Sim
Ro Ar at Calcutta Jan 49, ship Caliope Simmons
milo; mo 10 Madeira 7th ult sch Mary Patten Cum
Malaga. "''' D'is "oou"An' "i"'s 'of
- AL at Antwerp 18th ult ship John Barbour, Chap
EFT Ne HI hork; zoth barque Litchfeld. Crock
Ar a. Bremerhaven 18th ult, Mont Blanc. Herbert.
leans. "f ""AA'e' "oiu""' i0' No" Va
II ar at Liverpool TIL inst ships Ellen Southland.
Hew orleans: Norwester. Small. Galveston
for Boston, '""N'' "o0N'N'' 1
a.; AZ at Newport 18th ship ! Southland, Bishop,
Liv.' pooI. to load Tor Savannah. -
. at st Pierre 18Th ult, brig Black Swan, Podger,
fot Boston DAYS.
H., rac 18th ult. schs Geo Mcclellan Keen.
M TI oaltimore Daylight. McFadder fol- Charles on.
ING AzeiIa q Laura mad not arrived.
psa6 G Nd hingston. ia, Sd inst, sch o Marrett.
Mson ~ 81 'ohn' NIB, 4th, brig Hermon, Hichborn,
SPOKEN. 4a
Jan u, lat IL 81 s. lon % VIZ 1..uu n n,
from Boston for Melbourne W pai4ue Deal
March 2. lat SO II, ion 10 ~ br;, w., p,,.,..,r
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
Il N EW9
FORT OF PORTLAND
wednesday, March 8,

Wednesday, March s.
% ARRIVED.
steamer Franconia. Bragg. New York-mdse to
Henry Fox. = l.1 \ ---7a - DOf
Farmer. 10 -
Sch Gazelle. Gardiner. Pembroke. l-.e4.-
Sch Joseph. Dodge. tslesb 70. il1H /lgt
Sch Nellie Bell. S. abl. Waldoboro seeking
Sch Maria Roxana, Palmer, bristoI
Sch MedOia, Andrews, Bristol.
Sch Leach, PendlelOn Rockland for New York
Sen Concord, POLAND, Kockland for Portsmouth.
.--sLi.-.fa. CLEARED. -tl-. ...r-.4
lard. -ts5 -r- - v"
Sch Pray, Clark, Pembroke.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
state News.
AROosTooK COUNTY

Hay is scarce in the vicinity of HOulton and
farmers are ASKING from $1S to 500 per ion.
By the new apportionment of representa-
tives Aroostook gains one, making seven. The
French settlen ents will send two instead of
one of heretofore
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
To Let,
Wanted!

TWO good stores on Union Wharf, rent reason
able Apply to G. Gwypn, at No. IL same WIFI
Portland, March Sth, 1871. mro-3w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09

We give below the resolves apportioning
Senators and Representatives. 1t applies to
the next 1.-THE filty-frst) and the nine succeed
ing Legislatures:
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
To heller.

A COMFORTABLE place in Falmouth four mile.
a from Portland; House, Barn and out buildings
IN nice order, good orchard, never falling wei etc
Ne ps horse and COW. Above place will be let to q
BACHELOR, 165 Commercial ST., Portland.
mry#1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
For Sale !!

HOUSE on Free Street Tor 81, 5OO A two and N
IL half story house, IS room s. gas sebseo water
and all medern coDveniences. LOi 3sx73 Terms OF
paymen easy. This property is situated within five
minutes walk OF the Ci'y Hall.
Apply to GEOkGE K. DAVIS q Co.
mrSf Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09
Herds Grass Seed +!
For Sale by the Gar Load or Smaller Lsss,
ST. JOHN SMITH,
27O Comm escial Street.
Notice OF Dissolution of Copart-
House for Sale.

A ONE and hall story house, centrally located
ana In good repair Hard and soft water on the
premises This property will be sold at bargain In
applied Tor soon. Enquire at 90 Cedar st. mT9tf
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-10-18

hS- Ben7Baaer's speeches appear to
drag ont unpleasant responses from ALI
directions. In'his Springfield harangue
he said: $50 anywhere. ,every9hsre
and find good soldier who served hn-
der me, and ask him ABOUT me, asd !.
sill abide his answer whatever it may
be-" WhereDpoo veierah, who offers
to compare his record iu the army With
that of Butler, publishes . letter ip
which he says: serFed'uader Gen.
Butler while he vas in command at
Fortress Monroe, in 1868, and all the
time he was in command Of the Army of
the James. During the whole time 1
never heardj so las;ss lean remember,
one word spoken in bis praise ; but he
was always regarded by both officers and
men as an incompetent leader, aud an
arbitrary, tyrannical, brutal commander.
l never met person in the army who
expressed the least confidence in his
justice, honesty, or military ability"
Call the next witness.