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The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

BEN HILL is..credited with saying a good
thing at the Democratic caucus. After Fer
nando Wood had made flaming war-speech
the Georgian turned to him and protesting
strongly against resort to violence, said
Perhaps the gentleman from New York
does not understand the conservative effect
of fifteen-inch shell with fuse in a state Of
combustion; do"
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16
THE PRESS
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. rs. '76

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
fullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon US by demanding
credentials of every person claiming represent
journal.
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For Sale.

Ten miles from Portland, in
kGN-N Windham, on Stage Road to Bridg-
ManIkarz2 ton, thirty acres of land, moving,
"a lLN&EIA8 pasture and woodland; under
A4s-z3-1Gz5. drained where needed, and in q
good state of cultivation, with one acre of
muck: one mile from Church and Post Office; half
mile from School; three miles from Railroad. Story
and am half house with ell blinded and furnished
and yard with barn all in good condition orchard Of
young thrifty trees, grapes, pear, plum and smaller
fruits in bearing. Also the crops and farming TOOLS
including twenty tons of hay, at bargain. Inquire
of w. H. VINTON, ESQ, Middle Street, Portland,
or DIR. HUNTINGTON, on the premises.
aug17 dtf
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ENGLISH writers are laughing at the Khan
of Khiva because he said that China be-
longed TO England. But judging from the
arrogant way in which the bold Briton treats
the Celestials the mistake of the Khan was
not an unnatural one.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

SENATOR SHERMAN had some strong
words to say in the Senate Thursday on the
outrages by the Louisiana bull-dozers, and
quite silenced his Ohio colleague.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

We DO not read anonymous letters and commune
cations The naInt and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily publication
but as guaranty Ct good faith.
We cannot undertake to return OF reserve eommu-
nications that are not used
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

IT is really fact that the streets of Vir-
ginia City, Nevada, are paved with gold.
The waste quartz of which they are composed
will pan out SO to the ton. And yet the
place is far from being celestial city.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
The Bryant yIemor;aI.

ITO William Cullen Bryant, at eighty wears.
from his friends and countrymen" is the title
of the tasteful gray pamphlet published by
Messrs. Scribner & Armstrong, containing the
account of the presentation of the commemera-
tive vase to Mr.. Bryant upon the occasion of
his eightieth birthday, Nov. 3rd., 1874.
1t has marked literary interest, and the
speeches and poems addressed to the venerabls
journalist-pcet by "hs friends and country
men, and lovers have more than the tran sient
worth of occasional oratory A very finely
executed engraving of the.Bryant vase forms
the frontspiece of the book.
Notes.
Messrs. Lee & Shepard have bound up in
cloth four numbers of George NJ. Bakers
Reading Club making neat volume which
they entitle The Handy Speaker, They also
publish volume of excellent selections for
public and parlor reading entitled Young
Folks Reading. The book is edited by Lewis
b. Monroe, who has displayed good taste in
his selections and has made collection which
will be very pleasing to the young people and
to not a few of their ell .ers. Both volumes
are for sale by Bailey & Noyes.
John Burroughs, the author of Wake Robin!
and Winter Sunshine, is to be the subject of
critical and biographical essay bS Joel Benton
in Scribner for January. The essay will be
accompanied By portrait of Burroughs from
photograph by Kurtz We believe this is the
first engraving yet made of one of our most
popular and most promising young writer's.
This same January number of Scribner will
have Horse Sketch by the author of Helen's
Babies. the beginning of McClellan's Winter
Oh the Nile, Boyesen's illustrated description
of Norway, and other papers of more than
usual interest.
The new Contributors Club of the ATTAIN
tic Monthly begins in the January number of
that periodical. This department is to contain
informal, anonymous criticisms and sugges-
tions by many different writers touching litera-
ture, art, manners and politics. and will proba-
bly, excite some curiosity. The topics treated
IN the first report include Yankee Doodle at
the Centennial, Bret Harte aud the Critics,
Morriss Treatment of Medi8valism contrasted
with Tennyson's, Art in Literature, George
Eliot's Admirers Classified, The Alkestis of
Euripides, Women and Arithmetic and various
other matters.
Dick, Fitzgerald & Co., New York, publish
several semi-educational works of interest
These are Frosfs Dramatic Proverbs and Cha
rades, Rectations and Readings, containing
great variety of the freshest gems of elocutio1,
and How to Learn the Sense of 5000 French
Words in One Hour.
Roberts Brothers have in press Sappho,
tragedy from the German of Grlllparzsr, trans
lated by Miss Ellen Rockingham.
Mr.. W. Z. Gladstone, not finding his time
fully occupied with the Eastern question and
the Iliad, is now engaged on translation of
the Latin preface to the Welsh version of the
Bible, published by Bishop Morgan in the
reign of Qaeen Elizabeth.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16

Mr.. HALsTEAD compares the Oregon elec-
tor to Mr.. Sothern's famous bird of ore feath-
er that went in corner and "focked all
alone by himself"
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16
quate, though the insight of the artist is not to
be commended who. striking the lines where
the youngest daughter of Liberty
-"drove her plowshare deep

the youngest daughter of Liberty
-"drove her plowshare deep
Through the prairies' thousand d-centuried Sleep"
pictures for US yoke of plize oxen dragging a
plow held by woman dressed in flowing robes
and wearing the Phrygian cap. So bald
translation of a poetic idea is well calculated to
drive sensitive author mad. But this illustra-
tion is an exception; the others are very pleas
ing and usually convey the picture which the
poet intended.
DoTTINGs ROUND THE CIRCLE. BY Benjamin
Robbins Curtis. Boston: james R. Osgood & Co.
Portland: Bailey & Noyes.
MI. Cartis, Immediately after graduating at
Harvard in 1875, started on tour around the
world. He gives a transcript of his diary in
329 pages. As he made very brief tarries at
places of interest, he has but little to tell which
has not been described before and his narrative
is something in the nature of guide book. His
course was westward to San Francisco through
Japan, China, Java, Ceylon, India, Egypt, Ita-
ly, France, London and back to New York
The book is elegantly printed by the University
Press, and the illustrations would be very in
teresting if they were not printed by process
which. notwithstanding its faithfulness is sim
ply vile, giving an ugly, inaistinct, muddy pic
ture, which would be instantly condemned if it
were the result Of the labor of an engraver on
wood or metal.
THE LIFE oF MARIE ANrOINETTE, QUEEN OF
FRANCE. By Charles Duke Yonge. New York:
Harper Brothers. For sale by sLoring, Short &
Harmon.
This memoir of one of the most pathetic epi-
sodes of French history, is written in very
graceful, easy and agreeable style, and gives
clear and minute accounts of the everyday ex-
istence of the beautiful and unfortunate queen,
who, formed to enjoy the purest delights of the
home, was destined to a tragic and terrible
fate. Such a book as this of Mr.. Yonge's is
the very romance of history, and in its fidelity
has all the interest-without. the distractions
and inaccuracies-of the ''historical novel;
The volume is very finely bound and printed,
with gilt edges and soft, creamy paper.
PRACTICAL COOKING AND DINNER GIVING. BY
Mrs. Mary F. Henderson. New York: Harper &
Brothers. For sale by Loring, Short g. Harmon.
This is a very practical and well-arranged
volume, containing receipts for domestic cook
cry, and many excellent hints as to the best
modes of serving meals, the routine to be
taught to the walters the tasteful arrangement
of the table, etc. Mrs. Henderson recommends
that, however plain the daily fare may be it
should always be served as carefully and in
good style as the most elaborate menu--a piece
of good counsel which, being followed, adds
very much to the "daily beauty of household
life.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16
FOR SALE--.A BARGAIN.

fSSHE New two story French rooted house, on Cum
Il berland near High street, containing IA rooms,
furnished and fitted for two families, gas, Sebago,
bath room, furnace, and all modern conVenences Of
a first class house. Will be sold low as the owners
are about leaving the state. Apply to
N. S. GARDINER, Real Estate Agent,
ney3dtf 42k Exchange st.
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For Sale or TO Let.

EOE SstAC OE 40 ACts
a GOOD story house No. 139 Cumberland street.
IA Contains twelve rooms, has furnace gas and
good supply OF hard and soft water For particulars
noy29 diff
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16
Recent Publications.

FLOWER AND THORN. By T. B. Aldrich. Pub
lished by James r. Osgood & Co Boston. For
sale by Loring, Short g. Harmon.
This collection of poems evidences Mr.. Al
drichs familiar qualities: grace, spirit and a
poetic gift that is genuine and delicate. His
talent has several fortunate phases; at times
there is an airy sententiousness, grave nom
chalence that is Oriental-and when he is in
this vein he does not always distinguish the
rose from the clay that is neighbor to the rose,
but mingles some very good verses with some
that are worth but little. Again, he is the
storyteller, and acquits himself with much
ease and grace. His narrative verse is smooth,
flowing and abounds in delicate and beautiful
imagery. 1t is poetic, clear and unaffected in
style, the movement is steady and unhurried
and tine words well chosen. At other times
Mr.. Aldrch shows fancy for the weird and
CHASTITY, which is not at all his province. His
talent is sunny, warm, lyric in its essential
quality, southern rather than northern, and the
Gothic supersttions and grim imaginations do
not suit the singer who would have liked to
look for Pan among ''the reeds by the river
in the sweet sun and open fields of a warmer
land, Nevertheless, one of Mr.. Aldrich's
visions of existence after death is so admirable
in its vague gloom, its singular suggestion,
and its formless strength, that it justifes the
similar attempts which have been less success
full. 1t is like glimpse into the underworld
that Dante drew-the wonder, the loneliness,
the strange new desolation of these ghosts who
"walk among shadows a shadow, and wall by
impossible streams" These eight lines are all
of it:
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-16
REAL ESTATE

Nv to loan on first class Real Estate
NON T. Il Security, in Portland, or vi
mission Apply to F. &. PATTERSON, Dealer in
Real Estate, 379l Congress Street. no1Sdtf
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Double House to Let.

MO. % Bramharl Street; II rooms; arranged for
~ two families; pleasant, sunny. large lot.
Apply to F; PATTERSON,
decild3w 379A Congress Street.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29
Personal.

cur Young fricnA, Tote Wolfe. has been
81 q visit 70 Kinds cs.unty, and nov III the
girl. up there say they would rather have a
wolfe than anY other Kind II pct
The many tricnds % Mr. NJ. Falcr are
pleased D. SO him Al home again. H. has
hcrn ou at 70 Hot springs, Arb
The cstimable wife Il our friend NJ A.
has returned from a,tsit % Hot Spring.
Ark
Mr. Mourrc Cnwley, n Crystal Fpnug..
paid his many friends iu IlaElehur,t q visit
lat SUNDAY, At q whom were happy O. 80
him especially the ladics, with whom BE- i.
quite = hyorite.
M. A. y. Lowe i putting up a cotton
press, near Ilieway's shop, which farmer.
should examine before pur, hasing elsewhere.
The devil" q the Mestsillc News Was IN
town Tuesday We have forgotten hi name
but b. !. pleasant Young man.
Mr.. John McNastcr ard Mr. Baas have r.
turned from the Centennial.
Capt Tom. Elgin, the Italian Marbls
Man, q Crystal SPRING. was IN town Last
Monday, looking a. handsome . ever.
our Mr.. Bennett Is siill confined 10 his bed
With lcycr. bot We hops he viii SON BE- able
o. resume bic position Ia the Democrat
ulIlce.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

There will b. grand excursion % the
Camp Meeting 81 Crystal Spring. un SUNDAY.
AusuA q, 1870. Tuius viii leave canton
aud My'puh Citt ~ 7 a',l",L D. "a aul A.
ris, ~ Crystal sruugs m time far morning
ser,ire, rrturning, vii lrsyc try tai spring.
nj "'cl"ok y. "a. The fsrr IA. l,ssn PLACED
NJ a rate ~ luw q g. allow ever, bod, an up-
pDrtunit, &" ,is't the rrrilir.i camp ground
and thr largest ctnp meeting in the South.
R..hnp kyrn,r In e. X Marshall. " n
Msikins, J. Wheat end other Distinguish.
"imini.i.r. arg expected a. D. In sttenianse.
Ti,Asts g. round trp are "a .alc ~ slI thr
railroad ufl,rs between M,Cuub CIV ani
Cantpn.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29
- sas
STATE III Ms

We Jr, informed tlar tbr clinton
Grange Tan ,,d ha, l,gu rar
chased with all 81, uut d. tF o.. =.
H. Horne "a that l4rn, shu Mil
hereafter carry uu oa BIZ own a,.
cuuat ", alsn l.ar ,h.t ~ llu.
has made contract Nth VI ~-I..
Hamilton and Hebron. ly--,,- 90 tbr
State PcnitcntarN, lA which "a iur.
nlsh that Institution y $1,000 worth
ot leather per month. which D. % he
converted by g.. pyut.utIar con-
victs into shoes, boots, uarI,-~, clr.
Raymond Galytty.
Henry J.. Sil,r En-. who ha, CON.
strUCted q h>h trap ~ HaU n,r
near the railroad brlgs. Wa. &C.
warlcd on FRIDAY might after tue
slight rise ia The river, hy the UMPIRE
ccdentrd catch "a two thousand.
three hundred aud ninety twopauuI,
81 fish, Of various kinds and sizes f;
also two monster sUn she'll tuu.,-.
one II which weighed thirty and
half pOuni- Dn Saturday morn
ng the trap was found o. have
caught monster catfish, the lasgr.t
ever known g. have oomc frmn Pearl
river. IL weighed 10 less than one
hundred and tiily seven pound, ami
Is 1T the variety known as the oIc.
lou~as Eat. This i ASKING 10 some
purpose Jackson Timc-.
We regret Ia learn that oharbon &.
prevailing IN the vicinity Of the city.
On Pine Ridge We learn that several
horses and muIcs have diel at the
disease. There J. 10 moro t,rribl,
pest than this fatal disca-s There
arc a number % recipes which arr
sand Ia be valuable Ia the cure 81
Charlton. all ut whlck maS be- hal al
the drug stores. Natchcl Democrat.
BoLD RoBBERY.-About dusk, last
evening at McComb CIty, while Mrs.
PInkney Gathn was returning home
from the store 81 Mcssrs. Atkinson
TAlOr x Co, Whithcr she bad been
on business, she was knocked down
by barly negro rafiian, aud robbed
OF $500 dollars IN currency, The
negro escaped, bat hopes arr cutter.
tanned of his capture. lie j. des-
cribcl as a BLACK, heavy SCI fellow,
bareiooted, aud wearing long black
coat. ~ long poll, strong pail
AMI pull altogether boys, u you
bud him. Sunmlt sentinel.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

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q" 'h''" a.. ~ ! .''l -.N.'..'+'A.
J l."Nrd a-'iH a"l h.iril q la-4N ..'i q
With Flower a'....E e. p j.'.i tnH" 'a'
centennial mi n ". h".A-r"nHi Wa
Noss!a "h',I '..aI T. g." .'a.i.7 q ll#r.hal 2
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Md vc looked again. and thi- Time N" z
IarA-in the snarr- of CUPID, a"I lowe Uud
h'h"ld ho ~aa happy.
And b"h was mprtalIN ~"uuins = little
heart p, writing indyihble wurd- = i"'e upon
a. all 20 vhi'h proves that thg Penn is
mightier than the sword
Md booked and bcheii Mnnr"c shower
ing sweat smil's upon TAR child. whose
sweet simplicity would Win any noble mah :
heart
A"d ~ sa~ cooks and bakers marshall
'ns ~ l""Aing a. meek aud lovely a. velvet
F"ses c"N'ned "'h asN.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29
Gab .HffftaE.

The llazluhur-t democrat. ,'uh
Will meet Ia thg Cuurt t,u.r. 81 z
Friday ryruin.. the 2~'h .,.t, 60 &
o. tlo,k, 4. ~. Mr. koherf y. Miller
has been invited ami R.Uala. Do.
meeting Every member 5, uretn,
iy requested o. attend. 1- matters %.
importanyy viII be- di.,a .ai
En. IiEeNN. ~.+t.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

llmmur- are hereby warned not
ngtil I'd tho saloon IT Mr. Suhat Tor
ia, rullnso 81 drinking. Mr., Suhat
Be- determined a. keep sharp look
uui IA the tuuy. and viii positively
r.iu-c Go sell whisky g. al minors.
So, take warning, and keep away.
I'm.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

Half ti,ket, fsr children sali "a IA. trains
tamufIllst " " rnrtiY. a. Hum.
phu,., D. " Thamp..b. " Bale, AID
D. n Hlarris
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

Vow 3 The time g. prepare ,uur turiit,
rai'h's ~ veil regulated family san ~
."fd :" ~ without uturur patch. This crop
= gHud alike fr man ami beast
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

E'hHL ut tEe pru..Rtr. Iu Ir. r...ui
I,,turr go "fnrisrt tHI#BN.. before tH.
nsHntN Historical ~a.i.fl. rihts.l MANY IH-
t'rrstirg habit. aui ,u.tafu- ~ aur ,uri.ut
ancestors. ~ th' ,IHs. 90 e dazzling rHetur-
t.al p,rHfUuIrH. d, -H.d
Tn" an,trHt IuIashaus v,r, o. ibe halIt
II sa.r.a. INK aN r,i-lHIrud Women o. the
dewitt
And a ruJ hH.rd vsniHn 81 tbs ru lrua..
"a attentive H-tru,r. few o. her frtt ani d.
nfaul.i. iu an .rtts sul,g. Oh AuuW What they
lIA ultb M haired men.
"uh. replied Elhaft hlandl,. .tL,, sup
pl-,l thrA would sp a. him uf their uuu d. q
,uri "- Monitor
NHWith.tandirg ths ngEra,Htiug altitude
ot The th,rmumst,r. our duty T. th,. I,r-,-
cutei people rrquinrs o. a. state that the
ln,al editor II the Monitor ;. ryd.hraJrd.
and when wc gaze Vt he Grry lu,k- W. iu,ul
uularil, yArlaim, Mic Helen Blaze"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29


We tested uar ~ a. arappspf Ga4up
chimney. f.r va..h Nr. . y. l.v 8. agent.
lat ThHrriaN ani stn g.nsiyntsu..g pm
u"unr, thcm the best chimney -. hat, eyer
s-cn. We PLACED tbs rhimus, y. wsJer, De
= o.,al-oil laruP. pat the ,htmusy go q sul
turned The blaze up uuil Il eAtrudod s4t "a
tbs top " "a ,hurslgbl, dried The 'hauue1
wiih"uI uiur,ng d % tae beast Iar-s
ehimne,s in making are pat thrsggh
prs-cs. afoil ;empsna- abi,h nBs.. Be- .n.
pussiblr a. brrtA tlsm ga lsup. u.r
rea.irr. v.ll ia u % thvlr siyaata.a g. ,.-
,u-y one The, ruu ,, Lai a. N s..r. Ut
M " q Aip.Wprth or from NJ laa.
That genial gentleman. NJ Ja". = 'a-.n.
Il B.surrrarl ha. iu.t received a % .sa
n uics c,ut-.t..u..i... 4. s,ll o /. s.... 40
the cha,.t gr.rar,-, aai b. .s.gs- co.
rAhI, 10 ralI ai.l sAaa.iu. Do. a. .. ..r.
,I.rah,re. Al Nh h.aa -
I s-.,n ~, aarrr thHt ~ s.sr sap. H.
hr-t rf.u1 cling u 10 hua sol .- at
,asap a.. ,hrHl,-t G,r BOO. 800.
An ua,, clrnrs = C., .tal ~pr.r a's.
a. aut.io Dr. h.t.uhIe -it.H uta t..r
- batt.,s gloves, bts ta,vs.l al a,ar
ia-bI'isa .t,,sl.r-. D, : { Par.
81, vill .tal. lHat y, ha.c ns,.r H .....
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

200 Basha. II G,rmdH Mile foe
SaI ~ Erougior 4 Br3irae, jackson.
.4.ss. m0Hf9 Ia
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

fIAr hahics were buru uiilin THREE mile.
II hlrut Mile rast-afi,y last ~aiur,ls,
morning lukB Mirror
Llar, enough fHr nnr das
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

EJNS madr snl rypairel. Pistol r,pair.
" ~ aIsi tal,d. Finger riat.. mal.. nn,l
al kinds II ievelp rrpainsd clocks put la
t-'st running urltr All wark dome "a .h.,-,
u"tisy aui n'aaanahie iyuns. an wark 49,,
called iar m a. days viil o. oh G.r hare.
= WING Ma'hnes upaircl aai pat Ia the
be.i r'aAainr order
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

u y R.srwI.A E-.Agt- TEHN Jan
The following ohl.h ". clip frsm To- la.s.
-Ha 1ma-. .f rhr .Ith. .haa. tLat Bn.tai,k
g getting t.rd - Jail d..
A puasrrr uHu.d B.,afNi.k. Charged With
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aui UnHHurl iH thr ilri- ,4u.ft .aiL Iuale
.ts escape tHfs evening tn tHr l...anIHl ruB..
n.r o. removed urr uf t1, .teT. beading
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

\ bead e new fodder thoroughly cured.
va hr"ughi q trwu last THURSDAY.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29

Therg VT b. seFvioes a Do Ir1abl TllH
Churrh beAt ~auiaf.
There vii o. service al the Mffal =
Churgh nest SUNDAY At nisraing service
la., ~u.das tho sahleft was, TIE trHst
craiisn. Trat Mat T. ~. hih s.s...
Al evening -rrttv $50 snelrrt a...
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-29
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.halls cheap cash .torr.