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Names. Description of property Value Tax
Cole Lorenzo D, buildings and land,
N. cor. Oxford and Franklin SITS, S17OO SA2
House and land, SO Oxford street, 1000 26 on
House and land, Heath street, 800 20 20
House and land, AZ Oxford street, 1000 26 90
House and land, 81 Oxford street, 1900 Al so
Land and building, Heath street. 400 10 40
Cusc, George, house and land,
Greenleaf street, HOO bal 60
Fluent, John nj, stores and land,
cor. Congress and Exchange sts 40, 600 hal 133 on
Gould, Moses, lot of land, Wimot
street, LOCO "a m
Haines, Allen, house and land as '' - W
State street, 5000 20S M
Harris, Arthur H, building and '''' -0' w
land, cor. Congress and Mount
Knight, Isaac, buildings and land,
W. cor Middle and India SITS: 5000 bal. 122 %
Neal John Store and land, II Ex-
change street, $500 bal 2O6 20
4S WilmOt street, 1900 ~ %
Portland Real Estate and Building
Company, buildings and land
in block, Pine street, 10000 416 90
Land, E. of Vaughan, of Weston
and ais, 1000 30 90
Land, S.of Pine street near KIM
balls, 600 IL GO
Land, rear Vaughan street, 1900 81 20
Land. Vaughan and Pine sts., 1000 1872 90
Land rear same, 7,400 1872 40
Block houses and land, from
Green to Mechanic st., 5000 1856 90 |
House and land, IL Monument st. $500 IS 90 !
House and land, 6 st. Lawrence St. 1900 Al 60 |
House and land, Atlantic st. 1880 46 so |
And by virtue of the authority vested in me as |
Collector of said City of Portland, hereby give
tce that unless said taxes accrued interest," and all
necessary intervening charges, paid on or before
WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of August next, at ten 1
O'Clock in the forenoon shall then proceed to sell at
Public Auction, at the Treasurers Office, in the |
City of Portland, to the highest, bidder SO much of
said Real Estate may be necessary for the pay |
ment Of said taxes, interest," and all al charges
Collector of Taxes for the City of Portland.
Portland, Aug. oath, 1874.
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REMOVAL.
RICHARDSON & CROSS
have removed to
Office l LIZ Union Wharf.
AUS is1wttf
Collectors Notice.
City of Portland.

NOTICE is hereby given that State, County and
IN City Taxes Tor the year 1872 were, on the Sec
ond day of September 1872 legally assessed.by the
Assessors of the City of Portland, the following
ing to proprietors resident therein in the sums herein
respectively set against each parcel parcels of said
Real Estate; and Tax Lists with warrant for the
collection of the same said second day of Septem-
Der, 1872, duly issued and delivered by said AS
SCISSOR to HENRY W. HERsEY, Treasurer and Collec-
tor of Taxes of said City for che year aforesaid and
essment and the taxes hereinafter named remain un-
mi
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The Book, Card and Job Printing Business of the
late David Tucker will be continued, as heretofore,
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All orders, either personal or by mall will receive
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Dexter Il Nexxnorf Raiiroad.


tNHE Stockholders Of the Dexter & Newport Rail
= rllaroad Co npany are hereby notified that the
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders will be held at
the Iowh HAL IN Dexter, on WEDNESDAY, the
tne forenoon Tor the purpose of hearing the Report
OF the Directors, and choosing board Of Directors
for the ensuing year. and until others shall be Chosen
in their place. Per order Of Directors,
WIVES JOSIAH CROSBY.
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Found.
BONDS and Mortgages,

4 tAREFU selected Western Municipal Bonds
~ and Real Estate Mortgages and Trust Deeds.
inquiries, Collections and Remittauees promptly at
tended to. CHARLES NJ HAWKES.
augl7TuTh&S1y2dp 90 MiddleSt
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ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
The trustees of the Androscoggin County Ag-
ricultural Society have voted that it is inexpe-
dent to have a Fair this year.
Lewiston street boys swear in three lam
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REAL ESTATE SECURITIES, paying to 10 Der,
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ESTATE IN PORTLAND AND VICINITY if judciously
ita FIRST class securities always hand. Interest
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Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-12

State, by thS proposal of this outrage, the heuts
OF the white people have been fired with an indig.
nation. that will speak In future in thunder tones
at the baiiot-box. The Radical party has for years
been marching up to this isshe stop by step Ii
has at last reached 1t face to face, and the ques
ton s now to be settled finally, shalt the negro
bear rube in the Southern Statss2 Kentucky ami
Arkansas have delivered their answers to this
question In tones unmistakable; while the boom
ing cannon at Raleigh, Nashville and Vicksburg,
proolsim the whi'e mans ictory and the white
man's supremacy in white mans country. The
doctrine Of absolute negro equality-inculcatsd by
the civil rights bih--thougn perhaps the consist.
ent and logical consequence Of the tenets hsroto-
lore advanced and adhered to by tie Republican
party bears with 1t the assurance OF the dcstrae-
tion of that party ln oil the southern States. =
In view Of. tho result and degradation it
needlessiy and wrongfully' brings to the doors
their hearts have been filed with a resentment
and Indignation fierce enough; ~
TO stir fever In tho blood of aRe
Anu make the infant sinew strong as STEEL"
On the line laid down by the Radicaf- party,
the white manhood of all the South will
promptly. rally. Gallant though wronged and
oppressed, Louisiana is marshalling her forces
for the fray; Texas and Georgia will speak with
their fifty Thousand majorities; Alabama will
redeem herself and find "rest;"' and the true
aud gallant people Of poor hapless South Car
olina, unable perhaps as yet to turn success
fully upon their oppressors, will show by their
action that they at least spurn and spit upon
those who endeavor to force the degradation
upon them. In the meantime it will become
the duty OF old Virginia-the mother of States
to express. her mind on this issue. What that
expression will be no man has any Just reason
no doubt. The civil rights bill must of neces-
sity be the great issue in all of our Congress
| sional districts in the coming contest. Every
Radical candidate will and must be pinned to
the wall on this question. And political woe
had as well be pronouncedin advance upon the
white man, whatever his professions of opin-
ion heretofore, who dares appear before Vir-
ginian audience advocating the doctrines OF
this bill, to which the Radical party is pledged!
Jordan, according to the old story, may be IL
difficult road to travel, but it will pale in the
presence of the rough meanderings which will
be the lot OF the civil rights advocates in Vir-
ginia. 1t is happy for the country that the
| Republican party has raised this issue, and es-
pecially happy for the white race of the South
But still happier will it be for both, when it
| eventuates, as in our hearts we are confident it
will in the complete destruction of that party
-Rict'nond Buqairer.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-12
VOL. LXXXlv.--NO. 424 WILMINGTON, DEL. WEDNE
uOLD TTMES,O

There's beautiful song on the slumberous air
That drifts through the valley OF dreams;
It comes from the chime whore the roses were
And tune u! heart and light brown hair
That waved in tho morning beams.
Soft eyes of azure and eyes of browu
And snow white ioreheads are there;
a giimmering cross and u giittering crown,
a ihorny bed and couch OF down,
Lost hore5 and leaflets Of prayer.
4 breath of Spring in the breezy woods.
swce ct waits ON the quiverng pines
Biuo violet ewes beneath green hoods.
a bubble of broOklets n scent Of buds
Bird MARBLES and clambering vines.
A rosy wreath in a dimpled hand.
a ring and IL sighted vow,
Three golden links of broken band
A tiny track on the sno white sand.
A tear and a s'Iless brow.
There's tincture of gief in the beautiful song
That sobs on the slumDerous air,
And loneliness felt in the festive throng.
sinks down in the soul it troinbles along
From a cline where the roses were.
We heard it first at the dawn Of day,
And it mingled with mating chimes,
But years have distanced the beautiful lay,
And its melody nOweth rom far away,
Aud we call 1t now, 'OLD TINES"
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-12
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL AND SOUTH
ERN UNITY.

"Whom the gods would destroy they first make
mad The Radical party OF the North must req
ognizs in the recent wonderful Conservative OIL
Democratic victories in the Southern States, the
madness of Its party leaders in attempting to
force upon the country the abominstions of the
civil rights bill. In Arkansas, in Tennessee in
North Carolina, and in mississippi where recent
elections lhave been held, either OF general o,
local character, this bill has properly been made
tho great issue between the parties. The results
show that it has had the effect of welding togeth-
er all the Conservative elements to such an ex-
tent that they have everywhere swept before
them all opposition, Will in every southern
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-12

Philadelphia and Now York Eych ange furnished
To reFuiar Dspoaitors without charge.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-12
lha TenO- OF Mo ulton's Testimony

New IoRK, August l0-The Brooklyn
Argus says that the statement submitted by Mr.
MouIion covers more THAI twice the number OF
pages of MSS. used by Mr.. Tilton in his sworn
statement Mr.. Moulton rests his case almost
entirely on documentary evidancs which had
been voluntarily placed in his possession by
Beecher, Til;on, Mrs. Tilton, Mrs Morse Mrs.
Tiltons mother), and other persoua
Mr.. Moul'on declares with repeated and ear
nest assurances that he has preserved his friendly
relations with the parties 10 the case during the
long period covered BY the documents in his
possession, ard that he has sincerey desired TO
effect n cancellation between Titon and
Beecher. When attacks upon Mr.. Tilton were
made public by Mr.. Be chef's friends, Mr.
Moulton felt compelled to come 10 the support
Of Mr.. Tilion aud approved OF the course taken
by Tilton ia self delense.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-12

The cable omitted to tell us that Marquis tf
Waterford has beeu presented with silver
mounted cradle.
New Jersey doctors h. state to diagnosticate
whether its an epidemic OF smallpox. or only
mosquito bites.
A Virginia gander has passed his eighty first
birthday.
New England has two average earth quakes
a year.
Purity is t,minine, truth the masculine of
honor
1t cost SO 600 to dress fashionable lady at
Saratoga,
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-12

Mr.. Benjamin F. Butler, probably for the pur-
pose of justifying himself in some vague mali
ner, is going to bend all his giant intellectually
to prove that this Is "a verysrough year for the
righteous"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-05-13

fectal remedy IMAM any other lhose Wig t.aso
tried it, know that it cured taei tiioso 3onds.
sat lnow that if cures theirneigheers ana niehus'
and ali know that what it does once ~ =, uoes a..
WAYS that it never fails throuEh any iaut y,
p,ert OF It's composition. Ne have thoasa'us u,Y ,
fou sands Of certificates of their reat nau.,
of The following complaints, but s;tih cures .tie
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publish them Adapted TO all ages anu n'amv
In al climates; containing nelef eaioI nS isty
delctcYous drug, they may DE taken VIM t,s,n
hv apybo,iy Their siigar-coatmg pfesettt u,Sn,
ever Gesh ana makes them pleasant to tate W sn"
being purely vegetable, no harm can afise NoAA
tsal a mse ~, ~ tiey powerful influence on the
internal yscera to purify the blood ana ssa,, t'n
il into healthy action remove ,ile ~
of the stomach, bowels, Ycf a'io o.s, " han,th
The body rnst,rng tleirirregnl;,r acton 10 'e,'
| and nv correcting wherever they exist, s"ei w
rangei,eRts as arc the frst origin al dseass. IN
Minute directions are given in tle Wiappst us
the hox for the following complaints, "hish '"eoe
p,r ysy.s;es,s;a or E...iigesssen. Ltsfiess.
uess E.,n-,tor and Less of -hss;'rsste, my
sliould be taken Incidentally TO st. ,,. iu
ach. am, restore It's healthy tone a'ia aciio,i.
For F,i,py cE.ylairt and its various sylhy
TOMS. Tsiiions headache, SICK Ekc 81
! ncise Jau.stsice or GTsea ~ ..hn,,ia
| .D,.a S,rlis and Bilious Eryfrs, inc! snou nv,
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diseased aG.ien or remove the obstrucaehs "'''ol'
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For EDysentery, or Di isa p"s' Sl'
tor 9:kheu,uatjs,,.. Eous, Gravel. Pnt.
uir.,ss,.m OF .4p Mozart. Pain an tne
s;.;a. Yrarl4 end Aei,.s they snoula be con.,s
uausy taken reqife 10 charge the ssf thos,
action Of the system. VAN sness e'i''''se '''0''
'' For ssrapsg and 7sraps;cal sweili IN :
thew should be taken in large and frequent e'se
to produce the effect cfa drastic purge .,,on,a b
taken as it pro,,aces the desired effect by syn
patty. o~ two y,;Ns &
,rorote digestion aai relieve the stomach. a.,
An occasiona dose stimulates the ssonS' ~,
bn'rsls into healthy action, restores ne shps',"
and nvgorae me system Hence IS oI, exist Il
: C can',s W. faa,s tnierah,v we'll often hnds that
dose of these pms makes him feel decidedly t pc
! ,a- s,'ra their cleansing and renoyatIng enee'
the digestive apparatus
q. 4YER& CO., Practical chsna's''
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-05-13
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK WORLD
FOR
1874.
WEEKLY, sEM1-WEEKLY, DAILY

r7uE GREAT DEMOCRATIC Veto
4 ries III New York, ONO Mary ia'u "u"
VIRGINIA. the startling Repnbiica" , ueie"''
in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas ana l''in"'s.
fnresha,Iow the election of pen"cfatse
Congress in 1874, and the elec''o" "a
Democratic President III 1910
The secret oft the triumph ALREADY No"
has been steatlfast adherence TO the organ
| izution, unilinchinG fidelity 80 1',e p,i"I'
nles of the Democratic party. nc W.. ~
! has been faithful to It's trust. W hen TOM
hearts talked Of Il epo'ied pat's,a ne"
party, it bore alntt the hag OF t'e e., n's'9i1
! iudonitable Democratic parry. -, i nh' i',,
/ inscribed with the lcmends rec iF"'e ,ti"
Farmers Rights, Hard Money ara no MO
nonoies,-the Democrats or phlo "'''
New York carried to g'ori"'s Nte'''N
sabycrting Grant maloritics oil o. '''o '''''
Isl $50 c a., Do
mocraey-ulolc gorjons ana more ne'ei,
r.nt than it's past career, i"eh' !'iF'' e''"'
that he with the founding OF the 'Ft,'"t. :,
its expansion across the continent i''
half eeuJury Of prosperity ana peace, :.
The onen secret OF It's future. as u ~
PAST and present trinnphs, Is SUN IL SUN
FAST adherence to tue orgah!Aa' i"h' an ~"
iliuci,ing fidelity to the principles Oh Vi,
Democratic party-princ'rtes CIV rs .,
nreIful as now to be applied thrrng'i"H II
\,+i,.u5l State and Municipal Ire, u
heal the wounds and decentralization .
,,nr To- sion corrupt and pro!l;gaie eSpoA
Tt, e. to limit and !ocaiiae powers ca
"' 'rdnstr;as rom The f:tters al a harbal
"us Tarjjt. our trade !,on, the inctna'lon
" "f a. irre,i.erlable paper Currency, an
,nr nnricul,rre from the double plnhhH
;,,r It hn+h. rs we'll as to repair the wide
spread ;iuarci;sl Ruin wrought hy Tue Il
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