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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS Is Hlncku.AH Iit> Ijs PORTLAND PRESS. Established June Val. 23,1802. TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 14, 1868, - 7._PORTLAND, Term, $8.00per annum, THE 'PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is HlnCKU.AH iit> IjS. publisher BUSINESS €AltI»S. i7tASUCHASl>IHS MISCELLANEOUS. as every «lay, ("UinDy oxcopted,' ai :>o. 1 Printers noonday. The Southern rebels and their Krcem **»blicmll.B. Eicbange, Exchange su-.-et. Portland. daily Northern allies ate anxious to bring to fi. A. FOSTER, Propbiei or. L. DIsEsSEK & press. Oil., MTHM naught the reconstruction measures ot Con- The Appletons have added to Djlltrsa in advance. GOOLdT MOLASSES I their verv Terms:—might year MUSCOVADO Successors lo William H. Elliott wholesale dealers In FAIRBANKS’ PORTLAND. gress, and secure admission to the national popular series of the novels of Miss LJf Single copies 4 Miihlbae h another which is to legislature without the imposition of any likely prove among the THE MAIN** ST \1 s ESS. is publish#** at the Merchant most Watches & Jewelry, Tailor, 490 50 condition or attractive of the series. It is entitled same l ice every Thursday morning at $2.00 a year Hogsheads, Tierces, Tuesday Morning, April 14, 18f8. giving any guaranty whatever in aJvance. Andreas Uofer, of course, lias lor its hero invariably Silver Plated Ware, Ac., IV o. 137 Middle Street for future good behavior. To show that their and, that brave Tyrolese who in 1809 headed the op Advprii*i g.—One ln<*h of in ,M demands may salelv and be Rates space, 1»J WASUINOION STBBU.'Ti Muscovado Molasses l NATIONAL UNION justly complied revolt in the length r*t column, constitutes a “square*** (UP STAIBS.t Tyrol, and by his energy and skill with, and to prejudice the Ignorant and unre- $1 50 per Fqnme daily first week. 75 cents per BOSTON. baffled so all the (CP STAIRS,) of the Bark Republican Convention ! long efforts of Napoleon to weik alter; three insertions, or less, $l.u0; contiiju- Having just returned from Market with a Cargo L. T. Stocker* from the «l the The the flecting against policy Republican subdue bun. When was ng 6'ery other d *v at-er fl* >t w< ek, 50 cents. u*t in the city to buy Plated and uudersigned, constituting National Com- peace made between jgg“Th.> place Ganusa, the ot II ill square, three insen ion* or less, .5 cents: one Orviilo ,T. welry. mittee desigualed by the convention he d in Balti- party, they anange programme a per- France and Austria, cemented the 50 cents week aher. by marriage week, $1 00; per 6, 1*C3. more on the 7tli of do formance as we are April tI2m__ at tor Juno, 1804, appoint that a such considering, it of with Maria Unde head of “Amusements,” $2.00 per square First Class Stock of Cloths I Landing Central Wharf, sale by Bonaparte Louisa, tbe Austrian r : three insert! ns National Convention oi the Union costs j. week or less, $1 50. Republican party them only the exercise of hypocritical Emperor abandoned Hofer to the resentment < -for — sp ial Noth es, $j. 5 par square Ur the first TRUE be held at the city ot Chicago, Illinois, ol Wednes- of ! WOODMAN, & arts of which have been close students Napoleou wbo ordered him to be shot. Out inser.ion. and 25 cents per square lor each subse- and CO., GEORG j 8. HUNT. tho 20th they Importers Dealers in day, day of May next, at 13 o’clock Mtor ol ills quml nsert’on. for and arc now romantic life and most heroic death the Men’s and Wear ! the of offices many years, of which they A fvertisem^nts inserted in the ‘-Maine State Boys’ purpose nomina'ing candidates tor the fertile April T. 1868. d2w the German authoress has drawn the mate- Pit* ss” (whi h ha." a large emulation in every pari Dry Goods, Woolens, of President and Vice President ol the United perfect masters. ol Ihe insertion is ready to make them into Garments of all rials for one of State) for $1.00 per squaie lo*- first kinds, States. Each State the cleverest of her stories. It inser And 9*msi]l SCAXES of (he United States is author- and 50 cents per squate for each subs- qcent Wares* in the ! The President lleM-ribcd Himself. is well translated tion. Corner of TAKE ized to be repiesented in said convention the. by by F, Jordan, aud is issned Middle and Pearl Street** Flour. HIGHEST PREMIUMS AT THE by Fiona*, number ol The (he Appletons in PORTLAND. BEST STYLE! delegates equal to twice the number ol Washington correspondent of the by very neat style, with il- Senators and Cincinnati lustrations by Gaston KJFAgents 'or Maine for the Manu- CHOICE FALL GBOCXD PARIS Iieprescntat ves to which such Slate Commercial has had more of Fay. (Received by Bai- CAB03. Washington AND EXPOSITION. facturing Oo’s Cloth liu1 ton Hole Paper Collars and is entitled in the National Congress. those famous conversations with the ley aud Noyes, and by Hall L. Cufs. Presi- Davis.) Wo invite the co-operation of all citizens who re- dent. Mr. Johnson has Tbe favor with which the new Also Agents for Singers' Sewing Machines, and & Winter Wheats Flour! for a reporter a friend globe editton At the Lowest Prices. Spring Platform, joice that our great civil war has terminated Dr. W. H. Sanbori’s Potent Steam Fire Proof Sale-. Counter, Warehouse, happily who is extremely partial to hut neverthe- of Cary’s Dante has been received has induced Johnson, in the him, April 4tli-d4m magnolia, Archer, Edward,’, Walker’*, discomfiture ot rebellion; who would hold D. All Garments Warranted. Grain, Coal, less these conversations are so deformed by the publishers, Messrs. Appleton & Co., to Griffith’*. F. F. F. G., Eaglr Hay, last tho unity and integrity of the republic, and RAILROAD gross vulgarisms, so lull of and issue a similar edition of tbe Jerusalem Deliv- DENTIST, Nieam, Imperial. TRACK, DEPOT, maintain its paramount right to detend to its utmost petty spite Office No. 13 1-2 free ~M~£r~¥TEVENs7~ Cy C L' XT IN G for others to make done at short ered of Tasso. The translation is Street, unmanly recriminations, that we wonder Wiffin’s; and notice. For sale by its own existence while imperilled by secret conspi- Second House from H. H. State DRUGGISTS’, GOLD, Butler does not insist on them the poem is an excellent Hay’s Anothecafy Store Agent A LI, OLD CITSTOltlEBS MABB & TRUE, racy or armed force; who are in favor ot an economi- working np in- prelaced by biography Ether administered when desired andtho And All of and ghi 155 Commercial Street. Kinds of Scales cal a«lministratijn of the public expenditures, of the to another article of impeachment, as a com- Tasso, by a list of such English knights advisable. Jy22eodil 7. Union Mutual Life Insurance and else are Invlled to call and see for April 1868, dtf CONSTANTLY ON BAND AND FOR SALE. and nobles as Co., everybody complete extirpation of the principles and policy oi panion picture for the tenth and eleventh ar- went on the various crusades. HAS REMOVED TO themselves. Also Raidwju Alarm Zflouey Drawers, slavery, and ol the speedy reorganization oi those ticles. It is issued in compact and attractive be- No. 1 ttturdivaui NATHAN form, SMAKD0N & Hiock,(lOO Exchange 8t.) GOOI.D. The best now in use. States whose TH0ME8, CO, $8.50. COAL. $8.50. governments were destroyed by the re- Our first Johnson's ing finely printed on tinted paper, C^“*OfBce Hours 11 to 12 A. M. and 3 to 4 P. M. April 1, 1668. dtf extract, giving version tastelnlly JOBBERS OF Fairbanks, Brown & Boston. b. Hion, and the permanent restoration to their *3-d*wtf Co., | prop- of tne Cleveland shows unlike hound, and adorned with a portrait of Tasao April er relations speech, that, LONG LOOKED FOB, AGENTS IN PORTLAND practical with the United States in ac- and several beautiful many men who have risen from bumble life to illustrations of the poem. wooistzjrs, BKOWN A spjaijra cordance with the true principles of AN d CBO.KEB, Emery, Waterhouse & republican gov- Hall L. COME AT LAST. Co. ernment. exalted stations, the President still retains (Received by Davis.) Apr 11-dim G.P. Putnam P AND HTAiwcrro w all the lower instincts of a & Son, New have ad- LA TONS OP COAL per schooner Emma *.»»». oi New Jersey, Chairman. boor aud black- York, Tailors’ 8TEREBS, t/v/V/ ded to Bacon, nice tree-burning coal, John D. Depress, of Indiana, Secret***.,. guard—a man who feels humiliated if he their beautiful Knickerbocker edition AGENTSTrimmings! PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL is FOB THE S U M M E Store Size for B. outdone in an R Cooking Stores aud Ranges. To Horsemen ? John Ci.ahke, of New Hampshire. exebaoge of billiugssatr: of Irving’s works The Biography of Oliver Stucco and Mastic Samuel F. Workersf ALSO, Hbrsey, ol Maine. As for the Clevelaud speech, he said" “1 Goldsmith. Of all the charming books written Ne Plus Ultra Collar for A. B. of did not intend to make No 21 Union Me. Ilnrleigh Lehigh Egg Parlor Stores Gardner, Vermont. any speech there at there is noue more Comp’y, Street,.Portland* aud by Irving charming than Bl HIE. GOODS! Furnaces Partner Wanted ! W. C. ol all. My intention was to corao out ni DDLfOKD, Claflin, Massachusetts. re- this. It is one of the most CelT" Coloring, Whitening, and Job Work This is the best Coal iu to the call ot the perfect biographies prompt- Lehigh use, delivered in Samuel A.
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