Maine Governor Clippings

Lewiston
Evening Journal
January 2, 1867

Daily Eastern Argus
January 8, 1867

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Daily Eastern Argus
January 8, 1867

Lewiston Evening Journal
Jan 8, 1867

Jan 11, 1867

Lewiston Journal
January 25, 1867




Daily Eastern Argus
January 26, 1867

Daily Eastern Argus
February 1, 1867

February 11, 1867




March 26, 1867

July 17, 1867


July 31, 1867


August 5, 1867

August 6, 1867



August 8, 1867




August 14, 1867

August 17, 1867

October 1, 1867

October 3, 1867



October 9, 1867

October 10, 1867

October 12, 1867

October 14, 1867


October 16, 1867




October 23, 1867

October 28, 1867


October 30, 1867




Lewiston Journal
November 1, 1867
Lewiston Journal
November 8, 1867

Lewiston Journal
December 2, 1867


Daily Eastern Argus
December 13, 1867


Lewiston Journal
December 24, 1867


Daily Eastern Argus
December 31, 1867


Daily Eastern Argus
January 6, 1868


Daily Eastern Argus
February 24, 1868

Daily Eastern Argus
June 23, 1868


Daily Eastern Argus
July 1, 1868


Daily Eastern Argus
November 14, 1868


Daily Eastern Argus
January 5, 1869

Daily Eastern Argus
February 6, 1869

Maine Cultivator and Hallowell Gazette
February 11, 1869

Maine Cultivator and Hallowell Gazette
February 11, 1869


Daily Eastern Argus
February 13, 1869


Daily Eastern Argus
February 16, 1869

New Bedford Mercury
February 26, 1869


Boston Herald
February 27, 1869

Boston Herald
March 5, 1869

Boston Traveler
March 8, 1869


The Boston Traveler
March 12, 1869


Boston Traveler
March 22, 1869

Springfield Republican
March 22, 1869


Christian Watchman
April 1, 1869


Daily Eastern Argus
April 15, 1869

Daily Eastern Argus
April 17, 1869



Daily Eastern Argus
May 8, 1869

Daily Eastern Argus
May 22, 1869

Boston Journal
June 22, 1869

Boston Traveler
June 22, 1869


Daily Eastern Argus
June 24, 1869


Daily Eastern Argus
June 25, 1869

Daily Eastern Argus
June 25, 1869


Daily Eastern Argus
June 26, 1869


Daily Eastern Argus
July 15, 1869


Daily Eastern Argus
August 3, 1869


Daily Eastern Argus
August 14, 1869




Daily Eastern Argus
August 23, 1869

Daily Eastern Argus
August 24, 1869


Daily Eastern Argus
September 14, 1869

Daily Eastern Argus
September 18, 1869


Daily Eastern Argus
January 15, 1870



Massachusetts Ploughman and New England Journal of Agriculture
January 22, 1870


Gospel Banner
January 29, 1870


Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper
February 19, 1870

New York Times
February 20, 1870

Published: February 20
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Boston Daily Advertiser
February 21, 1870

Maine Farmer
April 9, 1870


Daily Eastern Argus
April 14, 1870


Daily Eastern Argus
May 20, 1870



thing to fall back on. Should remain in
re Drags and Valejo
w Blaaks,Gro-

town about a week. H o w rapidly th e tending
elry, Extracts time goes. Didn't think i t wa s so late; bank, th
SS4U Daily Eastern Argus
have an engagement at 4 o'clock.
May 31, 1870
Will nent citi
ering A Sons' ed princ
~sppfy
. * - ?In per
. 4 ^ caa^rifc^evening ? Shall be at leisure taught t
. Y. 271 tf after 8 o'clock; shall be delighted to see manager
Goods, Ready
Office.
you. Good evening,'' and like a sunbeam
and Shoes, The fa
ap as by any she was gone, and our attorney was left t o
Co. N. Y. 271 ment fam
descend from his seventh heaven alone. advertis
o order and
ng. Also re- That evening h e called and went home " T h e C
op over Par- more infatuated than ever. T h e next day Crown."
urnal Offioe,
Iy971 he received a note from the aforesaid lady, ably hav
the llev
Manufacturer in which she timidly, b y frankly, reminded read: "
constantly on him o f his kind letter and offer"If I can
A few doors N o Crea
reet, James- ever at any time be of any service to you," The d
mti
& c , &c,and asking a loan o f $40.00. with th
facturers and "She was expecting some money from home the aver
unks, Robes,
opposite the to be 12
h a d drawn on licr bankershould cer-
271tf ocean is
HKAJIMAX. tainly have it to-morrow, b u t happened to Newfoun
Bnilders, do want to use t he amount mentioned this basin ex
workmanlike
ime and Cal- suing. It annoyed her to be obliged to exceed
Smith's New ask a favor from almost a stranger," fec.
range.
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The money was immediately forwarded by A son
olesale and a special messenger. T h e n e s t day came ter of A
Bread, Crack-
in their line and went, and the next, and <?nr swain re- township
ed to order | stout yeo
d St., James- ceiving no money or apology, beginning to ence he,
ifc^tf "smell a mice," proceeded to the lady's Dimmicr
er of Ases, hotel but the "bird h a d flown." She was seen, is b
arrow Hand
&c. All kinds gone, b a g and baggage, and all that was pathway
Stump Ma- left for Mr. Attorney at L a w t o d o was to mers hav
order and on
271tf "grin and l>car it." l i e worked desperate- The B
ly t o keep i t dark, but i t leaked out and last wee
acturers and
ubbers, and the forty dollars is a minor item compared named P
n Calf Skins, children,
ndings and to the champaign he is paying for. A.
stown N. Y. As the fa
M. BMrrn. home fro
Political. as they w
and Blank ning stru
Books, Ma- vVittemore's election to Congress is prob- husband.
desired. Day
ers and all able by an overwhelming majority. iac. t
order. Good Jamestown Journal
Addreas A. Eighteen or twenty New York
contested election
cases are yet to be Michig
June 10, 1voted
870 upon by t he
House. cision o f
f Cardott's invalidat
A Maine correspondent says that the peo-
nds of Mill which a
nery, Plows, ple are satisfied with General Chamberlain, ties t o iss
Steam En- but the politicians abhor him. T h i n g s are
r. Furnace more mixed than ever in a political sense enterprise
est of Main, obtained
Jamestown, in that State, notwithstanding t h e pooh-
97W tion for t
poohs of interested persons. ists. Cit
Forty persons were present at t he polit- they so c
r. Posters,
s Card*, BUI ical temperance convention
i n Columbus, to culmi
ipts, Circu- Ohio, last week. Every man intending t o the State
gal Blanks vote the ticket w a s invited, so forty may railroad
er done at a

atness and be set d o w n as the strength o f the party i n may be re
of Religious the State.
ark, James- www.joshualawrencechamberlain.com

bound in a The Po
The political campaign i n Minnesota last
evidence
year, in w h i c h the Good Templars ran as a
Committe

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