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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-08

COUGH. GOLD, on AN mRITATRD THROAT
allowed to progrem results in serious Pulmonary and
bronchial affections, oftentimea incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
reach directly tho affected parts and give almost instant
relief In BRoNcmTs AsrmGi, and cA they are
beneficial. Tho good effects resulting from the Of
the Trochss and their extended use has caused them 70
be cOuntereited Bs to guard agalns. worthless
limitations. OBTAIN only the genuine BrosOns Broa
chia 7oosss which have prorep their eicacy by tss
Of many years. PuBrio sPrAKsKs and smaRRs should
use the Troches. Military ofdcen and Soldiers, who
overax the voice and exposed to sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at Is cents per
boz,
jau20-d&w3m h st a '4si, ,a4l4ih a4A
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The City Of Tinin All Rieht.

The invincibie Democracy Of TIfin carried
that city, on Monday, slectiug their eutirs tick
81 by gao majority. Well done. The Demo-
cratic majority 10 Seneca county is 1900.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-08

sPEclALsfrom Washington cay that the re-
port of the capture of Charleston, telegraphed
to the New York Herald from Washington, on
alleged rebel authority, was an unmitigsted
hoax.
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HEImsTREET,s
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TT Is NOT A nYE

- 40 NOI n DIEI
But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenancs, impaired by age or disease. All in
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hair, and afford themselves no dressing, Helm
streets Inimitabls Coloring not only restores
hair to Its natural color by an easy process, but
gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling of,
eradicstes dandruff. aud imparss health and
plesssntness to the head. Il has stood the test
Of time, being the originol Hair Coloring, and
is constantly increasing in favor. Used by
both gentlemen and ladies. It is sold by all
respectable dealers, or can be procured by them
Of the commercial agent, d. 8. Barnes, 2O2
Broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, SO cents and ST.
nove5-dtw6m fg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-08

Democratic Victory in Dayton.
The Democracy of Dayton elected their en-
tire city ticket, and majority of the Council
men, at their municipal election last Monday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-08

80 that the vote in City and Township was
12l less last year than It is now, If there were
frauds last year by reason Of over voting,
whore were they1 II there are frauds NOW,
whore are they3 Look at the vote and deter
mine. The above vote for this year 10 based
on the vote for Mayor and Township Treas
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U Toledo Democratic.
The Democracy carried Toledo by 200 ma
jorisy last Mondsy-great Democratic gain.
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g. M. Pc 4 TEN GILL & co.,
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sgen In those Cities and are authorised to take
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gbe Obio 6tatesmar
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COLUMBUS. OHIO:

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8. 1863.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BESnAs--skifI sAS.-0n Wednesday, January : by the
Rev. 2. u. Alexander u. H.. Mr.. THOMAS H. bpSHts 20
Miss ANA a. SKiiNAS, both OF Princeton, Nj.
Fiy-wHriiR.-At the residence Of the brides father
fairfield, Conn on Wednesday, January I, by tho Rev.
NJ. NJ smith syrNorR W Ey. OF Beaufort, = O., TO Miss
MARY ELLEN, Gully daughter OF Henry T. Wheeler. Tsl.
GRElS-SiaIoS-.it Hoboken, n. j., sunday even
ing, January 4, by the Rev. J. y. Winner, .fr JoFE
GREEN to Miss MARY, daughter of James Sexton rsu
RoGEBs-AcHErIS.-At williamsburg, on Wednesday.
January by the Rev. Albert s. Hunt, EDwlgp Rogri
% Silly y = AcKEatr, daughter u Alanson Ackerly.
ESQ, ~ ~ Williamsburg.
sEgcBFLy-PAIIrr.--ln Brooklyn, Wednesday January
y by t.e Rev. lenry Blanchard WlfiAs 4 STcBrId. "
West Cambridge, Mass, 10 Mrs. ~ AuGt>Tt rsRkgg,
cdeat daughter OF Isaiah wadeiGh Fsq. 81 Brooklyn
No cards
Van firEH-VooRftis Tuesday evening, rcccuibsr
80. 1862 by the Rev rr wskeiy Mr. Oh Vas RIrFE to
Miss LsNs voorns, AL Of this cay No cards issacd
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nisd.


BR,s.oS.--On "Wednesday. January = Joar BeAssoS,
aged 80 years, Tor many years resident Of this ely
The relatives and friends ~ the ia'Y rsspec aly
invited 20 attend his fucrat. his Fdnyi morning. al
nine O'Clock. from M late residence % hammond erect
HRApy:--On "Wednesday, January I Aztec n short but
Illness, I.or, the beloved 10 q Mopao, brady
IL the oath year or her age.
Tue friends OF the family ami those OF her brothers
Bryan and Terence Nc, ablll respectfully invited ~
attend the funeral this ttridsy) afternoon at two O'Clock
from her late residence, t4 fns Twenty second street
without further Invitation.
BoLIoS.-On Wednesday, January Z, at Montciair -.
sax county NJ j., EDWARD CLAY Borrow Jn infant son
OF lr y g and Fanny r. Bolton agci Is mos,hs
The friends Of the family invited attend the
funeral this frday) morning, at eoven O'Clock without
further notice
OF George and Caroline C. Banks, aged 10 months
The friends Of the family invited attend the fu
neral on Saturday afternoon, two o'clock from their
residence, No. As Pike street.
ca,rx.sSon Wednesday; January ! q cronE, EtsA
man, aged year, 2 months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family and slss the
members OF Oriental Lodge No S. O. 10 r., are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral this day Tr-
day at twelve O'Clock noon, from the residence Of her
parents cs5 Elizabeth street. Her remains will be taken
10 Fort Washington for nterment
CusMSs.-on Thursday, January s, sasAn, tho eldest
daughter OF James and Elizabeth Cummins.
The friends Of her and the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from her late residence Mclroe
county, NJ ", this (kriday) Afternoon, at two o'clock
CoSSoILr.--on Thursday, January s. Many Ann the
eldest daughter Of Patrick and Ann Connolly, aged 10
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are re.
spcctully Invitcu 70 attend the
dence Of her parents No 1853 Fast Twenty ninth street
saturday afternoon, at hafpsst one O'Clock, without
further invitation.
New Orleans papers please cory.
CorIgs.--Un Wednesday night, January u after a
lingering illness, borne with Iorttuds aud composure,
cATHsRiXr AUGUSTUS FRyrsEICKs, wife OF Daniel COLES
daughter Of Mr. Jacob irederieks OF Brooklyn aged 81
years, 10 months aud II days.
1he friends and relatives Of the family are Respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence No
22a smith street, South Brooklyn, this friday after.
mon nj one O'Clock
CnEsrsR-on Thursday morning, January s, HANNAH
NJ wife a. W. W. Chester IA the Goth year 81 her age
The friends u the family requested 10 attend the
funeral from The Mercer stree, church, Sunday after
noon. three O'Clock.
trAtG.--On Wednesday, January !, hAAsn. JAMS wife
OF John u. Craig, aged 80 years,
Ihe relative and friends 81 the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this friday AFTERNOON
one cock from her late residence Oe West Forty fourth
street
| CeapuocK ON Wednesday, fapuary Z norNpl daleh
ter of Edward and Fanny Cradfock, aged year, IA
mgnths and - days
me restyes and frsaIS II the family are rss2sctc,us
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C0xOners'. Inquests.

PRoBAMy FATAL Result A QuARnEi.-Coronex
Widely notified to hold an antcmortom examination
yesterday In the Of John Connolly Of 22 Mott street,
who reported BIO In dangerous condition from tho
effects of beating received New Years Day at the
hands of Edward Jones. The parties met IN drinking
saloon in Thirtysxth street, First avenue, II APP
pears where alteration ensue in the OF which
Jones picked up piece OF iron and feed Connolly to the
door The assailant was committed to the Tclnbs to
await the result 81 the wounded mans injuries which, In
the opinion IT Dr.. Boutou, quite serious, and may
terminate fatally at any moment.
DEATH PROM H,pRoPIlomA.--Wiliiam Ieahy, native or
ireland aged years. died yesterday at Belle
vuc Hospital from the effects OF hydrophoba Deceased
was bitten by \ dog at No. 81 East Broadway several
months ago, but not thinking that the animal was mad
he paid no attention to the circumstance On the 7h
instant however he experienced severe chill and
throat which prevented him from attending to his work.
lie was remove the hospital the following day, when
he was sezod with yusons and despite the efforts of
tho physicians died the same evening Tho case was
doubedly oneof hydrophobs, and the jury rendered
verdict to that effect.
Tnr T,ry EXPLOSION IN TESrn AvTSrE-Coroner Ranncy
held an inquest yesterday upon the body of Wellington
whpple, who was killed by tho late explosion in the
percussion cap mandatory o Tenth and
SNtysecond street The explosion IL appeared, occurred
In the lott over the engine room, where there
quantity of Illuminating powder Get out for drying The
Jury TO the conclusion that the arrng OF the build
ing created by The working Of the engine caused this
Eliminating powder explode, and in rendering YER.
dict, recommended that a more substantial building
should be erected in future.
FMaL ACCIDENT on BOARD TiH ERitssoS-Jonn r.
Hunt assistant engineer on board the steamship Ericsson
died yesterday at his residence No IS Columbia street
from the ELECTS Of injuries received board the above
weasel or Ship Island, the 9th umo Deceased, IL
appeared. descending tho hatchway, when he slipped
and sustained such severe rupture 81 the abdomen that
he died yesterday In consequence. Hunt native Of
Connecticut, and was fortytwo years Of age Coroner
Collin held an inquest.
SUICIDE NY suoonSc.--Mchae Daislemcysr, a native
OF Germany, aged 3s years committed suicide at his
residence, l3i West Thrty-nnth street, on wednesday
nish, by shooting himself In the head with double
parrclcd gun. Deceased very intempcrate man
and hbsrng under an attack Of delirium treneps
when he committed the rash act. Coroner Ranney held
an inquest
BrRSxD DEim.-CorDea Kigisr, aged "a years.
burned 20 death At her residence ll3 East Twenty
ninth street Wednesday night by her clothes catching
Ore at tho Gra,e Deceased suffering from paralysis
the time of the accident and unable 20 raise
alarm. When discovered deceased WIS found to be
burned 10 q crisp
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY. Jan. 8, 1858.
Tho President announced Mcssrs. Foiger Murphy and
Angel a special committee TO Investigate the alleged
frauds OF engrossng the Militia bill Of last year.
INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. CoNSoILy-To amend the charter Of the United
States Trust Company.
by Mr.. Cookie appropriate the canal revenues also
making appropriation from the sinking fund TO pur
chase specie for the payment the interest the canal
stock debt Of the state
Also the Annual Canal Appropriation bills.
resolution adopted fixing the executive sessions
on Wednesdays.
On motion Of Mr. BRADLEY the standing Committee on
Cities and Villages Increased from five 10 seven.
The PRESIDENT appointed Senator Pruyn the Judiciary
Committee, In place OF Senator Willard, deceased
Mr.. BELL introduced bill to confirm the official acts OF
Governor Morgan in relation TO tho payment OF bountios
TO vounteers
Adjourned
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ALBANY jan o. 1905
Tho Assembly has been baloting all day for Speaker.
The twenty ballot reached with the following
result
Henry sherwood 70
Mr. FLCYR moved the strict enforcement Of the rulo
excluding outsiders from the floor.
Mr. FxAS. Of Richmond moved In order to save trou.
bic, tina, the clerk record sxtythree democratic votes
for Mr. Dean each time and only call the other members
until choice effected.
Notion laid over.
AZ two O'Clock the twenty sixth ballot reached,
with the result sixty three votes being given for
Mr.. Dean and sixty three for Mr. Sherwood.
The Assembly then adjourned until eleven O'Clock to-
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srras Sioor.or.wAR HArroRp.-The following is a
corrected list Of the officers OF fagshIp Hartford At
New Orleans:--
Rcrr Ad@irqi--navid q. Farragut.
srpiGn--lame. s. Palmer.
fiest Strscon--Jsnathan ~ Foltz.
Iieri,nan. Con,mander-L. A. Kimberly
Cd,foiR ~ xrft.,--John l.. Broomc
Spggcon- William NJ King
I'dbfnaai.r--Wihisn T. Meredith
Accommodation q. Watson, ". ~ Tyson :.
Prt Liev'7dm Ndrta,s--sohn ~ Bgbec
issis,gnl S0rpcnr-loscrh Hugg
di4tr .s,fairdls Sscr,ltrvE q Gahauian
aryiag Nassrs--Thcnas y. Peterson, Ezra f. G0naRin
E,,gt,'e rs--Cheg, Ias. % Kmbal. second Assistants
Onward n Is,ch Fletcher A wilson Third Arsstante
rna. " slurchnrd. Albert X Fulton Isaac Ne Graz "A
/ Wilmington, James Sicieht
Nj rrsii--John II. Reed lenry.l Blake, Charles D.
Jortg
Raw if,nirai's Cf.rt--T0yal Farragpt
Iatm4st. rs Cisrk--Georko X. Jones.
S1lfn1tsY--,Iohn A Holhro0s
Ii0a ur1fH-- James Walker.
tarts,tsf--uivel 4 Stimson.
Gum rluhn l.. Staples
Ad3ss gc.s--,' D Trott. u. d, FassoG, Henry IVES
ton, IT,
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The Propeller Albany.
TO THE KDiTOR OF THB HERALD.

PHoPnIgR ALBAyY, NEW ORLEANS, Dec -, 1882.
In your issue of tho Goth you say our vessel put into
Port Royal in sinking condKon Allow me 10 correc,
the statement We did pat into Port Royal but only Cor
coal, which was Immediately furnished u.s. when we a.
proceeded TO Al We have arrived at this pcrt
without accident TO machinery you will greatly
obge many whose fears have been excited by yor re-
port b. publishing this note. Respectfully,
G. Il. kENWURrHY,
Purscr Propeiler Albany
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SHlPPiNG VS..
ALMANAC soG nsw TORg-1nn
SUE nsno. 20 hoou Rssns eve ~
sun ssfs sol Hrou vAsun moes IA -

TORg-TnN
sun s ss: s.::: as 81 8
Port or New York, Js.uary 8, ls6s.
CLEARED.
2 XXI e; EssEes::e; sSSs
ssrs cosnns L.ss massaDaSass
Bark George Hunt, woodbury.. Csrdenas-Jss 3 wsra
Bark wensn Hawkins New orissns-S L Norway
BAR Mary Bentley Illis New Orleans
Brig Webster Kelly. Reagan, AspinwGi-H Brooknaa
Brig KeSxs tBr), Bsines, Vera urus--Brsss Son Co.
Brig Alice aBr' Awe.S 7. Issnsa SsJEecs 4anss
Brs Any tPrus,. Pcronssy. csraOos- 1ovAis 4 Go.
ssl i 4o 'fs G bs !ss
scSr s.er,s sr H..sM6 bsGs
schr Vernon Clubhouse. St john, kB-aoraon Das-
Schr Frances Barru, Nickerson Hewbern-N kccrsaAv
schr Exchange Cons, Norfelk-shssy MaItcrs
schr Queen OF the West Beatty BaiimorS-Vsn Bruns
sshr Milton, Keen, Philsaelphla--B.ker Dayton.
s sshr s ssss cvT sSSe soi sosos
Steamer ss nc ' Convoy. i Boshms Port Royal 81
posi-. Dec r. iPa, VI. Sassnsiswn 18Th, $50 Phi. wss
for !aysrgo. L.. 2 Ion - 70 passed steamship
S:s T. IL KEY s. IN &: g:
steamship Daniel Webster Gu HospaD. Chester. New
Ship Crown Point (of New burypor, Knapp Bombay AUG
Cape repairs having had weather q
the Cape and sustained damage 9th inst lat 50 - Ion q
cke ship Constellation hence for Hampton Roads tho
u had light winds almost the entire passage. -.
Bark Columbia tBrem> Dietjen Bremen q days. win
Bark iva. DfA St Thomas. Dec 81 IN ballast. to has
Bark Grower (of Boston,. morrill,, New oreana Does.
Bark Eagle Baker Port Royal sc, 10 days. In baiass 70
Brig Trade Wind (sr Bluehl) Chase Bathurst. Nov -.
with hides &c, 10 r Peters Has been II days *
Schr Harisene Is asis) Ene London % days
the Channel with nldse. to Durham.
Schr Stephen Hochkiss, Munson, New Orleans " dAsA
schr Ellen II Col. Thompson, Beaufort NC. 4 days.
Schr John Anmsek Pierce. Newbern,7 days.
s.r Eizabetb Eleanor sonn.ii' Bai.imore daya
Schr G Leeser. Lord. Phi.s aelphia
Schr p Pbaro Cranrner. fhiladelphia.
SeamcrtWm Woodward. CundiE. Baltimore.
s,eanerOsprey. Kenny, Providence
Steamer Diamond Stale u transport. Nickel. washsas
ton. 10 u Quaitermaster:
Bark wieland. of ana from Bremen.
Brig Kasnsk from West indies.
SAILED.
7h-Shps r Scranton. Majestic, .nraunted: barks =
GIadnss !sre% csns Amelia rsS' rs SS
Wave Echo lBrem) Maria Adelaide (Prusl, VIM Mason
Newhan tBrl Handy; schrs 4 Bennett Pilots Bride
Price Perkins, Mary Jane, sterrett Highland Chief
L n Davis secor. Mary Louisa $ Potter, Amelia In
Manesn. Elisha. Rosa Nicanoi. Smith tlytng noad.
Plat, J Hoyt, Myers. Belle, Holmes Medic a. =
slh-sieamers Dudley Buck. SPARKS. Diamond State.
Wind at sunset SW.
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American ShlpmasteYs' Asseease1sns
No5I WALL sTRErr--Rooxs % AND IS


COMMISSIONS from this Association -
bark Mary Fox Daniel Core bark Harriet Sevens; IA
ward Corbe brig Martha james Lemue Hobbs schr Tr.n
st Joseph Graham bark Lf David Snow, sc,r Adels:
James Han brig g y Kenhedy BENNETT DUNBAR bark Nap
brig Chas Wesley; q Haskell, bark B Hamilton; Chas
Coker. schr PLOTS Bride; Sidney Wcks brig anay; Gee
Crosby, sshr Maria Jane; Andrew PLinney bark Mary
Porter Christian Osan (nac) Nathaniel Bradford brig
w II Sawyer Moses II Small. brig Moonlight; VIM swH-
sey, tlac) ship SYLVIA Henry Henderson, bark HmkemS
JOs Gilcrist bark Pride of tho Sea- Henry Taylor (aeb
Muskinpim; Leland bark Giddings Lyman
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Atrss New bedford On nss ship Daaie Webster, Ale.
gRuhSganf Inlet Aua q via Aberdeen Settiand Nov ~
wh teibs bone. rhs bsancs Of her eaicos' add bone
~ Nd 81 :, San pasei.o ship VI. Sye scnon o.
whaling tc1 sxr. 80.
Al Faya Nos q bsrk Tgope bci. ur NB 90 report 81 u
givenl go, a. "a ....,,. -. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-13
Country Residence for sale.

The FARM owned by the late
A&SN-0 Hon. Il. X. Goodenow, situated
GaIEass7Elrz within one hundred rods of the
E$Iffsri1F County Buildings at Paris, oxford
s-st4e1-l1- County, Ne, lis offered for sale at a
great bargain.
The Farm contains ITO acres of land Of excellent
quality. which produces al present about 80 of
hay, and the amount may be largely Increased
Fruit wood and water aIe abundant. The dwelling
house and out-buildngs are commodious and in good
repair The location is pleasant and healthy. Offer
ing desirable country residence.
Forparticulars inquiry may be made on the prem
ises of DR.. W A. RUST. South Paris, or WILLIAM
GOODEN0W, Esq, Portland. jy3eodtf
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FO r s ALE

IN Saccarappa, Westbrook. miles from Portland
five minutes walk from the Village and Depet
4 acres of good land, under high cultivation, with
buildings. consisting of II story house, with eight
finished rooms stable ard wood-shcd, nearly new,
all in good repair, two wells OF good water and cis-
tern in cellar 80 fruit Curfants Gooseberries
Raspberries. Strawberries. sc. Also one horse nine
years old. one WAGON, one sleigh, and good cow
VIII be sold for 5000.
Apply on the premises, ,orto CHARLES L. PART
RIDGE, at the Portland Company's Works, Port
land, Me. septic diff
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Real Estate Tor Sale or 20 Rent.

>x,-. The Farm formerly owned By John
&E9A- = Mountfort, lying In South GRAY
Mlfl ESSsA containing l00acrcs 60 of ID irnproy-
X, txizl>ed. the remainder wood and tiInhcr
--7----well fenced with stone wall God
buildings and enough of them. Two hundred apple
trees in good condition. For particulars enquire Of
ELIAS MoUNrFoRT. on the premises
Also. the Brick Building in Portland situated on
Fore and Chatham streets. augl2 tfd&ws
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Col' Fessenden's Regiment.
Attention, Veterans.
soo% TO uhose Enlisting from Portland! |!
$500 TO those emlistinx elsewh i'm inc
State, 1n addition TO the BOuntSe,
the Towns may offer.
THE above Bounties will be paid to those enlistns
i in Col. i. Fessenden's Regiment of
VETERAN VOLUNTEERS!
VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.

Till September 25, when the Government Bounty
ceases to be paid
Now is the time. Their interest, their patriotism
and their valuable experience call upon the Veteran
and Discharged Soldiers TO enlist.
Term of enlistment, years or the war. Enquire
Oh Capt. Sawyer, Raymond; Capt. Randall, Free.
port Capt Whitman, Turner; Capt Chase. Port
iahd capt Prince, Portland Capt Jones, Portland ;
or any OF the Lieutenants. If you volunteer freely
now you can end the war in six months. aug25
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
JOHN T. GILMAN, Editor.
Is published at No. s25 EXCHANGE STREET
IN FOX BLOCK, by
n. A.. FOSTERS co.

Terms:
HE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS il published every
morning tSundays excepted at 5000 per year in
advance. 10 which will be added twenty-five cents
Ior each three months delay, and If not paid for at
the end of the year the paper will be discontinued
Single copies three cents
The MAINE STATE PRESS is published every Thurs
day morning at $500 per annum, in advance; 81. .25
Ii paid within six months and $3.50, If payment be
delayed beyond the year
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
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the Stae for 80 cents per square in addition to the
above rates for each insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance
Rates of Advertisino:
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after; three insertions less 81 00 continuing eve
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