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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28
From Hagana.

New YORK, Oct 81.
The steamer Havana, from Havana ed
inst, has arrived. S * f
There is nothing later from Mexico or San
Domingo. ual
Senior Lozans has arrived from Spain to
command the Spanish naval forces.
The steamer Zephie, from Galveston, at Ra-
vana, brought over 1000 bales Of cotton. Saw
no U. s. vessels during the trip. aa'isf
The Corsica left Havana on the 22d for
Nassau and New York.
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MAINE WESLEYAN SEAINABY.-We have
received the catalogue of this popular denom-
national institution for the years 1861, To-
Gated at Kent's Hill, and under the auspices
of the Maine Methodist Conference, and We
are gratifed to witness the evidence of its
continued prosperity. Rev. HENRY P. Tor
sEY, LID, is President of the institution,
supported by competent corps of Professors
and Teachers. 1t is one of the best schools of
its class in New England, and is every way
worthy of liberal support.
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Resv York Markss .

Ha8t A@ft9gf NEW YoRK, Oct. 81.
Cotton-steady; sales 400 bales; Iniddling uplands
23@I %. 10 s-sg - ~ " 80 s
Flonr-ssles "a 900 bbls; State and Western 109l5
higher; State Ss0@9 IS; Round Hoop Ohio 10 45@
u %; Western 900@1o S6 Southern irmer; sales
1900 bbls at 10 ll@l4 rs; Canada l0i5 higher sales
700 bbls at 9a0Dlz 90. o.
Wheat-S&4c higher. sales $4,000 bushs Chicago
Spring No az HOP 10; Winter Red Western good
2aS@2 80; Amber Michigan S4t@2 So; White Yves
tern 2 45. tL sra 8
Corn--quiet; sales $4,000 bushels; mixed w sstern
62991 90. - ss
Beef-steady. le tsS'
43 Is. = - "-----
LaFd-saIes 1850 bbls at 20d224c. ~
Butter-sales Ohio at 30604O, gs
Ia - -
Sugar-~ateady; Porto Rico 22a2s; Muscoyado III
@aoc; 1000 boxes Havana on private terms.
Cofee-dull.
Molasses-highef
Naval Stores-quiet.
Oila---duli.
Petroleum-dull sales 1900 bbls; crude at 45G45sc.
Iallow.heavy; sales $1,000 Tbs at 169l74c. - &
Wool-frm.
Frsights to Liverpool-dull
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28
CITY OF PORTLAND.
ELECTION NOTICE

NOfiCE is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
IN warrants from the Mayor and Aldermen of
me City Of the inhabi ants thereof quail.
ned Dy law to vote 1or Electors of President and
Vice president OF the United States, will meet IN
their respective Ward Rooms. or usual places Of
meeuog 81 on Tuesday the eighth day of November
next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon then and there
to give In their votes for seven Electors of Presi
dent and Vice President OF the United States.
The polls. ON such DAY of erection to remain open
be closed II-l7 49, - ~
Tine Aldermen of said City will be in open session
~ the Ward Room in the New City Buildiug. Ten.
trance ct the tower door on Myrtle Street, from
afternoon on each of the three secular DAYS nexi
preceding said day Of election; and from three
O'Clock to i've o'clock In the Afternoon of the last o.
sa0 three secular days, for the purpose o. recei
evidence OF the qualification of voter whose namei
nave not been entered the lists of qualified voters
~ and for the several wards, and Tor correcting said
lists. 10 . =
Portland, Octoberz7 1854.
Argus and Courier copy. oct27edfd
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Notice of ForecIosure,

- la
pUBLIC notice is hereby given that on the twenty
IL seventh dav of March, A. d. 1856. Winkworth
A Cosswel OF Portland, in the County OF Camber-
land. by his mortgage deed ofthat dae recorded in
Cumbe rland Registry, Book 25s. page 4SO, convey
60 TO Elihu Hasty certain lot Of land, with tn
buildings thereon situated the northeastery side
o. Braekett street, in said Portland measuring
feet on said street, BY mine 1eet deep.
AND that . n the twenty-second day OF jar uary A.
u. 1855, the said Elihu Hassy. by his deed of that
dae recorded in said Registry, Book 265 page 40s,
assigned 10 Jost ia Mitchell the deed If mortgage
Aforesaid. and all has interest in the premises
therein described. And that on the first day Of
April, A. d. 1854, the said Joshua Mitchell bv b
deed OF that date, recorded in said Registry Book
ozI, page 27S, assigned to The subseriDer the deed
OF mortgage at0r said and aIl his interest in the
premises therein described and that the condition
OF said mortgage has been broken; by reason
wnereo the sgbacriber assigned as aforesaid, claims
statute in such case made and provided
1854. = - = ~ - = = :
IS ~ a.sl Ta- satlo sf WILLIAM HAMMOND,
Oct. 2T-dSw -
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GAFAtRY AMP ARTIL4ERY HoRsEs
W4NTEp=We would call the attention of
persons having horses for sale to the advertis-
ment of W. S. Dodge, Capt. G. s. of Vols.
and Acting Assistant Quartermaster, at Au-
gasta. Horses suitable for Cavalry or Artil-
lery service command good price.
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more Gues..alla Barsar !. !

ST. LOUIS, Oct. q. ?
Dispatches in border papers say train from
Fort Smith was attacked by bushwhackers
south of Forth Scott. Sixteen men were kill
ed and part of the train burned. About 1900
refugees accompanied the train. gI-A- r
{ About 100 guerrillas under Capt Taylor,
entered Maramonton, a few miles from Fort
Scott, at u o'clock Saturday night, and muir
dered Coils. Knowles, Brown, Hawkins, Nc
donigle, Chadwick and Stout, who were en-
route north, and old Squire Reynolds and two
otner citizens, and burned two stores and
churches and several dwellings. Gre. b
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TIE Ysrmens 1sasa-rAe Conference zoe

MONTREAL, Oct. 81.
Eight dispositions were taken in the raid
case yesterday. The question Of moving the
prisoners to Montreal from st. John is left to
the counsel for the United States.
II is reported that the Conference at Quebec
has selected Ottawa for the capital Of the
United Provinces, Toronto as the capital of
Upper Canada, and Quebec as the capital Of
Lower Canada. - g f
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=" n .3nfa 1iddao CAIRO, IL, Oct. q.
! A steamer has arrived from Duval's Bluff
and Memphis, with large number Of refu-
gees. $500 !, 5a
The steamer Momora was fred into at
Prairie Landing on White River and followed
for five or six miles. One of her officers and
fifteen negro soldiers were killed and num-
her wounded.
St. Charles, Ark, was evacuated.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28

Mr.. JOHN BALLoU, Clothing Dealer on Ex-
change street, in this city, died in Norristown,
Pa, on the 25th inst, at the age of So years.
Mr., B. went to Pa. sometime since, hoping a
change Of location would be beneficial to his
health, but the hope has proved delusive.
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Discovery of E@tensive Frasds In Soldiers

e
Votes.
NEW YORK, Oct ~.
The Tribune's special Washington dispatch
says the military Commissioner to try block
ade traders, was to-day ordered to proceed to
Baltimore, to investigate the charges of sub
shutting Mcclellan for Lincoln votes in the
original envelopes submitted by New York
soldiers, and forging names thereto. A box
containing many thousands of these fraudulent
votes has been seized, and others are known
to have been sent to New York.
The Commercials Washington dispatch re-
iterates the report of the discovery OF frauds
upon New York soldiers By substituting Nc
Clellan tickets for Lincoln ones already given.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28

PARpoNEp.-Franklin p. Furlong, who was
convicted last year Of purloining letters from
the POST Once, and sentenced to two years
imprisonment in our county jail, has been par
doned by the President and released from con-
Anement,
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GaDsss1e<ctaf,
Per steamship Canada, at HALIFAX.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Oct 10TH
Sales 10 day were 5000 bales Including 900 bales
to speculators and exporters. The market closed
quiet and unchanged. -
ksBreadstuffs-
Provisions-dul
Produce -steady and quiet.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Ger. 15-Consols
closed at a8fG88S for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-IllnoisC Central rail-
road 60!@6l3 dis; Erie Railroad 404941.
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Reyets crossing the Han,aiboI and 81. ,J0seyH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. among the Indians.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. ~.
Five hundred rebels under Lieut.. Col. Nc
Daniels crossed the Hannibal and St. Joseph
railroad MONDAY, g2,ng north. A strong force
has been sent after them.
Advices from upper Missouri say Gen. Sullg
has gone into winter quarters at Fort Sully.
The Winnebago Indians are in starving
condition. lets.ss
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28

SALE OF IRoN.--Henry Bailey 4 Co. will
sell at auction, at 10 O'Clock to-day, in the
shed on the Steamship Wharf, a large lot OF
iron, saved from the wreck OF steamship b.
hemian.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28

THAT Comlcal Brown" had an immense
audience at Lancaster Hall last evening. The
performance gave general satisfaction.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28

REMEMBER the meeting of the Lincoln and
johnson CLUB IN the new City Hall this even
ing. Let the few remaining evenings prior to
the election be devoted to the preservation Of
the country, and to Strengthening the Union
eanse. - 49,. n---
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an thursday. Nov. Sd, on tie Farm of Seth stoy.
Yer, RIG in Scarborough, ali the w God aud i'm.
Der ON lSJ acres Of ana, which have BEEN divided
into sixteen lots, of various Sizes from Y to four
teen acres each There are in the esuU alton OF is
interested experts between tO00 and 6000 cords Of
mershantable wood; aud four of these Its have
more than ninety thousand feet OF Pins timber with
MY thousand of Hemlock. All easy If aocess living
be. wsen the Post Road and taine Road seven mi e
from Portland and eight from saco. Sale on the
premises-to commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
Oct 7-d&wtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28
SALE OF COAL,
And Lease of Premises for
GOAL BUSINESS.

GOAL BUSINESS.
FNHE balance of the Stock of Coal belonging to the
Estate Of the late Charles g. SAVER beia q
about rive Hundred TisRs. 10 now offered for sale
on favorable terms, together with the Teams and
Apparatus used in the business
his Coal Is of the best quaiit and comnrisas an
this market. sa -
Inc PREMISES at the Foot Of High Street, occu
coal sness, are offered for Lease on advanta
the Coal, if desired. "a
OF, # any parties desire, their propositions will
9e entertained for the purchase OF so much of the
saw eI properly as lies on the South side of Com
meIetai street, comprising about two hundred feet
IN breadth and extending over five hundred feet to
Portland, Oct. 81, 1854. IwS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28
Horses, Carriages, &c, at auction

D. Saturday OSt. 18th. at IL o clock, A. NJ on
ho,sA Lime street, we shall tell one xpress Wagon,
four cnnarness, 90, two new Concord Wa, Oh
Team Wa"nnSn d harnesses; Csrlayl; ~ Ol eavy
and nan.sn1ni Sne Carolina PoDey, souno "a nut,
one Famiiv 49, As meeting house; Two Jenny Limos
&C sc. anu one Team horssi one Toy Buggy,
OCtz0 dtd HENRY BAILEY & co. Aucts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28
Gallant Charge Of the Green Moansai,. Bovs

wv " "a IVY Ce'e 1hNVf7stttt1s 1SOBSs
- g NEW YORK, Oct. ~.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says, in
single charge at the battle of Cedar Greek,
the Vermont cavalry captured 81 prisoners,
including Gen. Rapseur, colonel, lieutenant
colonel, % guns, 8 battle flags, IA caissons, At
army wagons, 6 ambulances, 1853 sets Of har-
ness, % horses and so mules. Gen. Sheridan
says no regiment has captured so much in a
single charge as these Green Mountain boys.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28
eap.ure 81 asneras :Dadae.

NEW YORK, Oct ~.
The City Point-mail boat has arrived. She
brings no important news. Gen. Duffie was
captured by guerrillas while separated from
his staff, M 49,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28

REcRUITINe.-0nly two men were exam
ined and passed at the Provost Aarshaps
office yesterday. One of them was credited
TO Portland, the other to Dayton. ga
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28
Houses lad Auclton

ON Wednesday, Nov. 2, a. O'Clock p. M. on the
y ,emises, a two story wooden Bous-, ON the
westerly SIDE OF Cauoa street. This hou, Is well
aea thoroughly flushed; ar anged or two fAmihes
ndss.red, Is in good order, and AWAY una r rent
also on tue SINE street. AID on The same iot a
svoo one story double tel emt n, thorough 6I ish-
cd ana IN good epair. The lot is 20 CT on M ON
street by 60 f,etd ep This property IL q wsy- un-
yer Ioa rent aud very desirable for inv menI-
sale positive Title clear
o.. :. aENRY BAILEY CO., Auctioneers.
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House and Land at Auc to,. M
MOrriiHs COrn.r

ON tuesday, Nov. list at O'Clock p. M. NJ Nor.
" riiI's Co ntr, few rods IRON the 49,. -, ~ MT
the horse RAILROAD. A gooo two Eor, no.s. ns "
nnisned throughout, ana very convenient xi.S .
Psrlor, sitting Room, Dining kot m Al d kuch. !,
ON the fret door. Good chambers and e,o sfs iaa
cemented Cellar; ABUNDANCE fine wst,r; a GOOD
stable; and about hall An acre OF La Tor gafaSo
ana Other purposes. A very desirable properly
oct25 dtd
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PATENT.-A patent has been granted Sam
uel Q, Rundlett Of this city, for Improvement
ment in revolving hand rakes.
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WASHINGTON. %

Since the clearing away of the timber along
the Orange & Alexandra Railroad, and the
adoption Of the plan of the sending out rebel
sympathizers on trains as safety guards, not
an accident has occurred, and not single
guerrilla has been seen on the line Of the rail-
rnad --e y
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PORTLAND AND VroINTrY.

Netc Advertisements To-Day.
stray Cow-Geo. r. Foster. a
10 y Exchange Strtet-H. NJ Phinuev
[oruand ana Kennebtc R. R-sp. cial rrotl.a
TWLvai,y and Artillery Horses Wanted.
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Wa.hi,.gson oo,respoaele,.ee.

Ag NEW YORK. Oct. ~.
The Commercials special Washington dis.
patch states that it is understood that Ad-
miral Porter's fleet start this week, iaoea !
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AUCTION SALES.
Cignrs nj Auctinn

ON Saturday, oct 49, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. at once
~ Is Thousand good Cigars, together with Coffee.
HENRY BAILEY CO., AuOt'rs.
Oct 26-dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28

Apothecary shop Tor saIe.

THE undersigned wishing to change his Mace of
L residence, will sell his Shop, Furniture and
stock. &C. The stock is Sew and complete in ell its
departments The stand Is one of the best in Port
iand, being suited to Family and Country Trade
Apoly a.145 Congress Street. go
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-28
ENTERTAINMENTS
Grand Trotting Contest,
OVER LIN G's TRACK.

Tuesday and "Wednesday, Hov. & Q,
ENoR 90. Open for all Horses in Maine, on
IL the following conditions:
tuesday, Nov /, 1st Purse of $50. for all horses
that never beat $50 in Public, miie heats, best In
to Harness. "a Purse OF SIS, for all Horses that
20 Harness. Sd Purse OF s25, for kunning horses,
all ages. Mile and repeat.
Wednesday, Nov I'd. Purse of s75, for all horses
tnat never beat 40 in Public mile heas, best in
to Wagons. I'd Purse of SIS for All Horses hat
never trotted in Public, mile heats and repeat in
Harness. I-'. .
entrance IN all the Purses. 10 per cent, no less
than twoto start Horses trotting for any one purse
barred from the others All entries, enclosing the
money, and naming what H. rse will start should
Dc addressed on or before Tuet day noon Nov ls 10
GEORGE ID. BAILEY, Portland, Ne.
Irotfing will commence promptly at 2I O'clock
eaon gay Ladies admitted Free. TICKETS, so cts
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DIR. GoLDTNGr
Physician and Surgeon.

UNROM London. has opened an Office at No. 1913
II Cumberland Street. near Wjlmot street, where
he can be consulted daily, from to IL noon and
from to p. NJ, and 10 o'clock, upon all diseas
es of the human system.
Those laborlng under any disease will do well TO
consult DR.. G. as his practical experience and long
Curriculum in College, make him fully competent
to give correct decision. and prescribe suitably.
ET Consultation Fee So 90.
invele, ate and other cases which the DR.. cannot
care he will act strictly honest. informing the pa.
tient that he can do nothing to restore health-he
will not take money when he cannot do the sick
good. etf5
Those who are in the first stages of Censumption
should give the DR. call, who no doubt will Be of
spec al good to them. -
Office Hours-9 to IL; 2 to g. to 10. ft
ONE leS Cumberland Street. near Rituot.
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Saw-NItil Irons.

EN0R SALE-one Set saw-Mill Irons inciuoins
IL east-ron Water Wheel.
Also, One Clapboard Machine: ryApu
Also. One Plaster Cracker. ID: w: NLahn.
oct22eod&w2w o. SA0nanse o"
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AUCTION SALES.
E. M. PArrEN, AUcrIoNEER. Il nxeAanr, St.
DRY Goods, Linens and WOOleus
mr. ANueafnm.

" Saturday, Got 2sh. at 10 A. M. at Office =
Doyiass acM1ed and Brown Cortons, Linens, Damask.
Goods sh nsapkins, Crash, Linen II kf, Dress
Beaver ch. balmorals. Hoopskirfs, Brodcoths,
skins, Dianer nSTnilas, CassimeIes, Satinets Doe
&c. Eyery u, howels, Under Shirts, and Drawers,
postponement De sold without reserve. No
oct27dtd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13

10000 copies issued. new SINGING Book Tor Schools
and Seminsries called the Day Sehool Bell IL now
ready. u cetitsBs about 400 choice songs rounds,
catches duets, uos quaretts, and choruses. many ef
mem wnsn expressly for this work besides 20 pages of
he Ed.ments o. Music, which are easy and progressive.
fo9nd. Uncle Sans School" "Do ut you hear ths
children coming Always look the sunny side u
The lIue lass, and "Lttle Lad" @Oh IL were d
iIte bird Bird Of beauty "Preuy pair tree" "Anvi
.nots;l Meet me 9y the running brook" Ae 1t 10
eofnPied BY Horace Waters author Of sabbath School
Bell Nos and 2, which have had the enormous ssis
oi 5a1Vo copies Pricss-paper covers es cents $40
per Rrhofed' bound 10 cents s25 per hundred cloth
bound, embossed gilt ~ cents, s35 sper hundred Is
copies fsrnishsd At Tie 100 pnes Ariled at the rs,au
price.
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ssrGREAr. UNION DrMoNsrnArros

e@GREAT UNION DEMONSTRATION AT
WHEELING, ON FRIDAY EVENING. The
Union people Of Wheeling will have grea,
mass meeting and torch light procession on
Tomorrow friday evening. Hon. John
A. Bingham, Lieut.. Gov. Anderson, Gen.
r. G. Schenck, and:others of the best spesk
ers in the country will be there to address
the people,
This will undoubtedly be the great meet.
ing of. the Ca,apaign. and will richly repay
oil who attend it. We hope to see our
people there en- masse. 1t will do US all good
to be there, and it will be good time, too,
to celebrate our victories in Ohio. Pennsyl
vania, and Indiana. p
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@WE call attention to the card O

@WE call attention to the card OF
D. Il. Howell 4 Son in another column.
The Messrs. Howells have on hand an OK.
cellent assortment Of Hardware, purchased
in the East. which they are prepared to sell
as low as the same quality of goods can be
purchased anywhere in the West. They
also manufacture and keep on hand full
assortment of Tin Ware. Give them call
as you pass through Bridgeport. and you
will hnd them excellent business men and
clever geh tlemen. y, II
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13

NEW VOCAL MUSIc.--Gfhnd Of the Brave and
In Free Rev q :. Pumley 'Your. Fortune is TOO
small for Me- Comic Soig. Maurice; II win wall at
The GATE for Thee, r. Holden We Parted with Cheer
in Smile, NJ keilar One by one the Siars of Eve
nng,' The Flowers Boom in Linden vsle,r :. Law
rence The Morning is Dswninen H. s. Leland; rhere
Beautiful World Shsll Meet Beyond the River
The Angels are ilovering Nearr 'rhe Year OF Love-
How Softly on the Bruised Heart Mrs Parkhursi;
KINDLY Words and Shilling Faces J. Thotnas s-Fce
the Dear Old Flag Die" "Oh why am 20 Hsppyfn 3.
c. FOSTER sabbath Bells Chime On" Lowry. Scents
eat h. mailed free.
New lssrRuMEsrAL MusTc.--"Idle wild, Polka Ca
price, BY NJ. kelisr "Aiorhns Prayer" ly w: Muller;
Summer House Of Roses" Gaop, by Mrs. Pafkhurst;
'sIe Pin Polka; West Point March; 25c each st)meiee
Waltz 'EAnneiee Waltz" "FrederIeS Walz.' ]. Il.
Bernard, 40c eaeh ave Are Coming, Fshef AbrshaIu'
always look on the sunny Side" "iirlilant Varia-
tions,r by Charles Grobe, so cents eaeh .sShall We
Rnow Egch Other There,n for Guitar by Bloomer 25c.
Snnny side set OF 90 easy arrangements tor the piano.
10 by James Beak and 10 by Mrs Parkhurs l5c each.
Mailed Tree. -r.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, No. 4si Broadway.
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Notice of Petition for Partition
Benjamin ". Botkin

-... q. vs..
John " Bo,kin. isaac H. BoiKin. Susan Chapman and
Henry Chapman her husband, Ema A. Bell and Da-
vid Bell her husband Robert Chapman Calharine NJ
Chapman and Benjamin II. Chapman, Christopher
Shdief and John Il. Johnston, defendants.
fVNHE above named defendants will take notice that
Il petition was filed against them ON the isi day OF
September 1894 in the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
mont County, Ohio, by Benjamin " Boikin, and 10 now
pending wherein the said Benjamin v. Bolkn demands
partition Of the following described real estate, namely
Lots No and 10, with the appurtenanees steam mill
aud chinery thereon and Ion humber six except a
piece hereout in the Northwest corner l2 wide and
running back the deph OF the shop thereon in the town
the next OF said Couri application will be made
for MI order Of PARTITION aud in case that tue same can
not be parlioned without manifest injury, then for
order Of sale Of said premises Defendants required
10 answer BY The eth Of October next 80.
l.l. I- BENJAMIN v. BOTKIN
ST. cLAR KELLY, Any for petitioner
Sept 8, 1854 -6w ...s Aft.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
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contains Five Hundred pages of tune. an hymns
new and old OF the choicest kinds, for chur Sunday
school, revival missionary temperance pray and con-
ference and all kinds OF sacred and soca' meetings
The music in this book has life and anm- in H. like
Shining Shore Rest for the weary hall we know
each other here!' "Shall hey end the Rver,'
There is Beautiful World Kind Words.n sweet
Hour Of Prayer" There is Land OF Leve,r "Suhsr
little children ma" Sod save hs Nation ~
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