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Ordinance Of the City respecting

SECT. 1.-No dog shall be perm tied 10 20 at large
- or loose in any street. lane alley court or tray-
eled way or in any unclosed public place in this
City, until the owner keeper OF such dog or the
head OF the family or the keeper OF the house. store
shop ONCE or other place where such dog kept or
harbored. shall have paid to the City Marshal two
dolvars for license for such dog TO 20 nj large
SECT. z In case any dog shall be found loose. or
going at large contrary TO any Of the foregoing pro-
visions the owner or keeper thereof the head OF
the family or keeper Of the house. store shop Office
or other place where such dog Is kept or harbored
shall forfeit and pay sum not exceeding ten dol
lars.
n. D. The above Ordinance will be strictly en-
forced. JOHN s. HEALD CITY Marshal
Portland. May :, 1863. js2fam
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CLOSELY sealed, to all parts of the country
PRfCES-Full strength, SO: half strength, So ;
uarter strength. 50 per bottle
EB-REMEMBRR-This medicine is designed er-
presstp for obstinate rhich all other remedies
Of the kind hare failed 10 cure; also that IL is
raned as represented tn erery respect the price
nil be refunded.
tB-BEWARE OF IMTTATYONS. None genu-
inc aud warranted, unless purchased directly n Dr.
NJ. at his remedial Institute for Special Discusses
No Is Union street, Providence, RI.
efr- This Specially embraces all diseases of pri
rate nature. both of MEN and WOMEN, by a reg
ularly educated physician of twenty years practice
giving them his ,rhoie attention
ETConsultations by letter otherwise are strict
w confidential and medicines will be sent by express
States. Also accommodations for ladies from abroad
wishing for a secare aud quiet RETREAT, with good
care until restored TO health.
CAUTION.-lt has been estimated that over ftco
hundred thousand dollars paid to swindling
quacks annually. in New England alone. without
trusting, Without inquiry, TO men who alike dcs
htute of honor, character and Skill and whose only
recommendation is their own false and extrayagant
assertions, in praise of themselves. If, therefore,
You wouldayoid being hnmbHg0cd. take mans
word, HlaffeT Thdf his DTefensi0Hs are, but
MAKE INQUIRY lit will cost you nothing and
may save you many regrets for. as advertising ply
sicians. in nine of ten, bogus, there Is
no safety IN trusting any of them. unless you know
Uho aud trhaf they
~ Dir. NJ. will send FREE. by enclosing one
stamp as above, a pamphlet on DISEASES OF wo-
MEN, and on Pirate Diseases generally, giving full
information Nth the most fnobted references and
testimonials. without which advertising physician
or medicine of this kind is deserving of my CON-
FTDENCE WH1TEPER
EH-Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write
aouraddress plainly, and directto DIR. MArTisoN,
above. dec6 dawly3o
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sWHOLE NO. 32S.
LEGAL & OFFICIAL.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

In the Year One thousand E;ohf B,u.r.d
Sirty-three
A ORDINANCE concerning Mee,,,r. ~
Council. hs 1 Vi .he my
BE IL ordained BY the Mdgor Aldermen. a,5 f.,u.
mon Council of the City qf Porfla1d IN Cify Cons.
eli assembled. as fofiors S'1"-
Kcrios l. Stated meetings Of the City Coupcii
shall be held on the first Monday evening Of each
month, at seven and half o'clock Special meet
ings Of the Mayor and Aldermen, and of the City
council, shall be called by the Mayor at such times
a. he may deem expcdienf by causinga a notiication
70 pe LETT at the usual residence or place of business
vened. ~ " soh-
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDKRxEs,l
r.. July 9, 1868.
a;s s o'h ha'ihg oeen twice read, passed to be or
oained' JACOB MCCLELLAN Mayor
IN COMMON COUNCIL. July 9, 1863
This bill having been twice read passed 10 10 or
dained. THOS T. TWITCUfIT p-n,.ss ~ =. o'-
Approved July g. 1869.
JACOB MCCLELLAN. Mayor.
A true copy attest,
ysd JIM. HEATH. City Clerk.
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UNITED STATES OF AxKRrcAl
District Of Maine, IS.
VDuRsUANf to Monition from the Hon. Ashur
Il Ware, Judge of the United States District
Court, within and for the District Of Maine hereby
give public notice that the following Libel has been
filed in said Court, viz:
a Libef against fHIRrv-rwo HUNDRED CIGARS
seized by the Collector Of the District of Portland
and Falmouth. on the eleventh day of June instaut
af Portland. in said District
Which seizure for breach Of the laws of the
United Stafcs. l. more particularly act forth In
said Llbel thar hearing and trial win be had there
on At Portland on the foarfeeHfh day Of .ysig merit
where anv rscns interested therein may appear
and sho~ cause. u any can be shown, wherefore the
same should not be decrced forfeit and disposed OF
according 10 law.
Dated at Portland this twentv-ninfh dav of June
A. ID. 1853 r. A. OUINBY
ie29 did
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JOHN w. MUNGER,
Notary Public,

Odice...............---1 Fore Street
is prepared TO Note and Extend Marine Protests
and to execute any Notariai business that may bs
required. apis eod3m
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Notice Of ForecIosurc.

WHEREAS Robert Campbell, of Portland, in the
w County of Cumberland State of Maine did on
the seventeenth day Of April AID. 1860 convey 10 me
oy deed OF mortgage certain real estate situated in
,ne e town OF Falmouth, for description of which
icierehce Is made To said mortgage deed recorded
90, 90 e cumberland Registry of Deeds book 29a page
So ' W secure The payment of one certain note of
NV nuh"leu dollars and interest thereon, and bear
ing even date with the said mortgage; aud where
~ i,ic eohuiuohs of the said mortgage have been
oroAeh' hereol claim 10 foreclosc according to law
Falmo Juneh' utl7, 1863 ;cis evTbay,.
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MuSiCs

A LADY or Gentleman who plays on the Piano
"A Forte. and is in wan of employment can find
something TO their advantage by addressing a few
hnes i2r further particulars TO Box 2l6s Portland,
"aihe jyl0 lweod
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DuBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the estate
Il of Luther Ross. late OF Cumberland in the
County OF Cumberland deceased, having been rep
resented to the Judge of Probate as nsoyent and
insufficient TO pay all the just debts which said de-
Commissioners with nl power to receive aud ex anime
all the claims of the several creditors said estate
Six months from She third day of March, A d.. Is62
allowed TO said creditors for bringing in their
claims and proving their debts. The Commissioners
will meet az the Office Of Anderson Webb, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon of the 11th 18th and oath
days of July, the lst 18th and 25th days of August
aud the lst and Sd days of September. A. D.. 1ss3
for the purpose of receiving aud examining the
the claims of creditors of said estate
NATHAN WEBB
ORLANDO NJ. MARRErr ! Som.
June 80, 1868 d3w
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FOR SALE.

O. House No. IS Adam street, two stories, aud
4,;: in the best repair. 13 finished rooms. plenty
~ hard and soft water For particulars emo quire
OF b. j. WILLARD.
geo dim.
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FOR SALE.

o. HOUSE M. 1T2 Cumberland Street be
nj. tween Elm aud Chestnut now occupied BY
xssA- Rev w. X. Clark Said house is In good re-
pair, Is built Of brick, and contains thirteen rooms
lighted with gas. Good cellar and furnace. Title
clear.
For particulars enquire Of THOMAS Il. JONES
or j. G. PRoCrER. Lime Street.
mch14 diff
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o. THE Three Story Brick Dwelling House,
k:.: No. 1876 Congress street. corner Quincy street
EAAs Said House contains fourteen finished
rooms; is warmed by furnsce; plenty of hard and
soft water; abundance of closet room. Enquire
of JAMES +. FERNALD.
ap23u 81 Middle Street
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ToBIN'S
Aroostook and New Brunswick
T., Y z II Il = 9.

Leaves BOSTON every Monday ard TNgrsdar morn
ing, at O'Clock. and PORTLAND same evening, for
ST. ANDREWS, WOODSTOCK and HoULrON.
RETURNING. leaves Houlton and Woodstock every
Monday aud "Wednesday morning
Offices, No. Congress Square, Boston and Eastern
Express Company's Office, Portland.
my22 eod3m Is. 4. TOBlN, PROPRIETOR
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House ana Lot for $1,000.

A GOOD LOT containing over 100 square feet,
"A with very good House, on Montgomery street.
For particulars inquire of JOHN c. PR0CTER,
Lime street. ap24tf
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toR term of years, the vacant Lot Of Land on
IL Fore street, above India street. recently occu-
pied by b. =. Noble & Co., as n Lumber Yard
Apply to LEWIS PIERCE,
ap3o II "a Middle Street
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For Sale Or,OUet.

L CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
y0 rooms, large stable aud sheds--sifuated two
k4As0 aud one-half miles from Portland and the
i.EH,H finest situation In Cape Elizabeth for wa
Rz1A tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN.
api df 81 Winter Street. Portland.
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CHAMBERSin in the second story, over Store 9s
~ Middle strcet-Mitches Building Possession
given Immediately. Inquire of
jan2tf AT, DOLE
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FOR SALE e TO LET.
To Let

FUyuE commodious Chamber in the northerly cor
Il ner of the new brick block. corner of Lime md
Milk Streets, directly facing the market Rentlow
Enquire at Office of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO.,
Sept .15 1852. dtf No.27 ExchangeSt
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i" "e rear one thousand Eight Hundred and
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-11

laughed 81 Iron-clsd ,apphosfs - IS,
snsezed at now. The. siapsnlots sevaj
ces recently made in naval warfare ere IN
? grR WpIgpre duo to JaDssM< Chimes.
He has Piak6d the navy With iTo6-be has
put flesh, md blood. and muscle, and sim
sw. and life into the dry bones u tie Ma
" Department. He has appreciated Err
rioason, and armed Foote and Dupont with
tsrribls, in'vulnsrabls wsaDons We yi(1d
TO this the prsiss which i due to statss-
nanship.
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THE GAFKs CITY,
! klA5..Ay lr.s..g As1..s. . ..
ysaa cDDh C9Y for Ro0nns ~

r K1hVuUntYIH fUeoee q 1Aanss = ~.
g.laga cech err (qE ;Rseee, 80 =,
The sscssh are nov III for peace. They
love tho eouth, ps>k q alase - destinv.
but they sfe for peace. The South s..
gan this sssataaG ~ various este Of var.
SsiEing forts. vessels e war and custom
49,, an1 svsa ~ tssspsl ssat s a..
lUnd their Own farssideg rom fhe ssvssr~.
An His while he Government fovbsre.-
didn't even o6E 70 defend IL own proo-
srty, until at last ths insurgents poured
oat their srtillsry upon Fort Sumter, up-
on Major Anderson and Lila it'll hard 81
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The notice. BY the dailics, that Gen.
Hooker desired to appoint George w.
SnaIley OF the Tribune ON his staff, ~ m
acknowledgment Of the great merit OF his
report OF the battle Of Antietam, reminds
N Of = personal interview we had With
Gen. Hooker, which. IN Justice to Hook
er md 6malley, We feel il to be our duty
to sssits. The General wss laid sp With
his wound. bat on tho oseaaioa ssfssrsd
70, be was we'll enough 70 be bolstered IN
q chair, and vas engaged in writing ,
lstesr. Our conveEsatioa soon turned to
the baetb q Antistsm, who's he referred,
with considerable enthusiasm 10 what he
characterised - the wonderful account Of
the battle given BY the reporter for the
Tribune. at was . perfect reproduction
Of the scene and alI it, incid MT, 4 said
he; ssanl it Is marvel 10 - how you
writer's can perform such tasks" asked
the General If b kasv Who the reporter
Of the Tribune was. 81 saw him first upon
the battle 6eld, ,wss The Generals reply.
81 6rst noticed him when We were in the
hottest portion Of the battle early in the
moraing. Ny attention was then attract
ed to = civilian, who at upon his horse,
in advance Of my whole staff: and though
h. Was in the hottest Of the FIRE, and the
shot snd shell were striking and spuster-
ing around Us like so much hail, he ~
gazing on the strife rs steady and q nm
disturbed - if be we're in quiet theatre,
gazing At scene upon the stage. In ali
the expsrisnce which / havc had Of war,
] never sax the most pseieaesd and vet
sran soldier exhibit moro tranquil Gorti.
tude md tAshakea yator thAn vas oxhib-
tied b that young man. ! Vas cososra-
cd = to DdIpU nsk which hs inSitO1,
and tsid eas'sf - AID = crdsr lin q
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S1NArcR GRInRs.--The Msscasiae
Journal pays this merited compliment to
Senator Grimes. Il says:
A prophs y not without honor savs 10
his own 6ouAtry, but Senator Grimes IL
considered throughout New Eogiapd an
the Middle atAtes = the nastsr spirit
Who - Hads our navy IA 100 lor1pid.
abls.efass NarM. Z m nstbsea 3ont
sinsS - - '6x hoa. dlad gunboah =, W
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17

ness may be felt in regard to rhe mere supply
of bread for the men. 1t is for the large amount
Of corn and forage required in raising live stoca
and supplies of animals used in the military OPP
erations, too bulky for distant transportatlons ;
and in them the deficiency OF the last harvest
was mostly felt.
Let your fields be devoted exclusively to the
production of corn, oats, beans, peas, potatoes,
and other food for man and beast. Let corn be
sown broadcast for fodder in the immediate prox-
unity of railroads, rivers and canals, and let all
your efforts be directed to promptly supply the
articles in the districts where our arms are ope-
rating. The supply of meat for the army is de-
fcient This deficiency is only temporary, Tor
measures have been adopted which will, 1t is
believed, soon enable US to restore full ratlons,
but that ration now is reduced at times to one
half the usual quantity 10 some OF our armies
1t is known that the supply of meat through
out the country is sufficient tor the support OF
all, but distances are so great the condition oil
the roads has been 50 bad during the live
months of winter weather through which we
have just passed, and the attempt OF eroyollng
Spectators to tore8tall market, so much infu-
enced the Withdrawal from SAFE of supplies in
the hands of producers that the Government
has been unable to gather full supplies.
The Secretary Of War has prepared plan
by the aid OF which, or some similar means
adopted by yourselves, you can assist the officers
Of the Government IN the purchase of corn, ba
con, pork and beet known to exist 10 large
quantities in different parts Of the country
Even if the surplus be less than is believed is it
not bitter and humiliatpg reflection that
those who remain at home secure from hard
ship and protected from danger should be in
the enjoyment Of abundance and that their
slaves also should have full supply of food
while their sons, brothers, husbands and fathers
are stinted in rations on which their health and
efficiency depend?
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Jeff. Davis Address.

Jeff Davis has issued lengthy address to his
people, recounting the successes which have at
tended their efforts to establish the g Confedera
Cyl" and urging those not in active war service
to devote their entire energies to the raising of
food for the rebel army. Mr.. Davis speaks en-
couragingnly of the condition of his navy,
which from nothing had grown to be tormid
able arm of their defence, and datteringly of
the unconquerable valor of his soldiers in wrest-
ing victories from the arrogant and naughty
Federals. lie also congratulates himself that
the season of high water is passing away, thus
defeating the hopes Of his enemies to be able
to pentrate into and deyastate his darling con-
federacy
On the Food question, however, Mr.. Davis is
not so hopeful, and uses the following language
We must not forget, however, that the war
is not yet ended, and we still are confronted by
powerful armies and threatened by numerous
fleets, and that the Government that controls
those Hets and armies is driven to most desper-
ate efforts to effect it's unholy purposes, IN
which it has thus far been defeated. 1t will
use the utmost energy to avert this impending
doom, so fully merlted by the atrocities it has
committed, the savage barbarsm it has encour-
aged, and the crownng attempt to excite the
servile population to massacre our wives,
daughters and helpless children. With such
contest before us there is but one danger which
the government of your choice regards with APP
prehension. And to avert this danger it APP
peals to the never falling patriotism and spirit
you have exhibited since the beginning of the
war. -n-. #
The very uniavorable season and the protract-
ed droughts of last year reduced the harvests
on which we depend far below the average yield,
and the deficiency was unfortunately still more
marked in the northern part of cur Confedera-
cy, where supplies were specially needed for
the army. Ii through confidence in an early
peace, which may prove delusiye, our fields
should now be devoted to the production Of
cotton and tobacco, instead of grain and live
stock, and other articles necessary for the sub
eistence of the people and the army, the conse-
quences may prove serious if not disastrous,
especially should this present season prove I'M
favorable as last
1t is true that the wheat harvest in the more
Southern States, which will be gathered next
month promises an abundant yield but even
if this promise be fulfilled, difficulties of trans
portation, enhanced by an unusually rainy win
ter, will cause embarrassments in military opera
tions, and suffering among the people, should
the crops in the middle and northern portions OF
the confederacy prove de6cient but no uneasi-
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-17

FUNERAL OF GALLANT OFFICER.-Captain
Henry G. Flint of the Vermont Cavalry, who
was killed in the late fight at Evansville, Va.
was buried at Irasburg, Vt, on the 18th inst
Appropriate services were held in the Congre-
gational church which was filled to OVERLOOKING
by the friends and tellow-citzens of the deceased
soldier. An eloquent and patriotic discourse
was delivered on the occasion by Rev. Thos.
Bayne. Capt. Flint greatly distinguished him.
self by his courage in the affair at Drainsville
He had hand to-hand conflict with Mosby the
rebel guerrilla captain,