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, 1864-04-20

Some "Reminiscences OF n Peace Sneak.
The Nashville Union has the following in.
te-ce+i,tr ,1n7o9n,ecrnrca or onc crn, hos snd
,s ,.'N1'N ae~:1ss,r e So. -. WV "-9 A~N7 '"0
,ueo4s naac nl1nseil 4ainoue:
We recol1ect well when Alexander the Copy
-Eu7namca the Long, which is nearly as dis
tfnguislcda title 10 Start uponas Great-was
a candidate for Congress. It was during the
dark days of 1862, when McClcllan retrca-
It'd from the Peninsula; when Pope traus~
TO the 'fortiaeations at Washington.
aftes ha1 ing made retreat for which IL re.
fused to make preparations; and when Kirby,
| Smith was bcsieging Observation-Disclosures
Lome. lie was wonderfully patriotic: was
member Of the military committee Of lamil.
ton county, and gave Literally toYard:the
payment Of bounty for recruits; lie made
Speeches urging men to enliat in the glorious
| cause of his country: talked war. and dec1nr.
ed be was prepared to act w1r, iflls bleeding
| country demanled such sacrifice; and. bY
uay ot earnest, induced q young law partner
| to enter the army; he vent around among
| bis religious brethrcn-for Alexander the
l. Long is q devoted member OF the church.
| and prscd ttem to support him from person.
al considerations, IS he was as rood war
! mnn IS his competitor-Gurley, tic then sit
+ tipC mcmber.
| IL held tickets all day at the po11s in his
| own waJa-fhe Eirht-In Cincrnnati and
persistently irnportuncd ali hIs friends and
, 1864-04-20
Ubtfago Qrlbnnc.


UDllngp u1to'thss
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1854.
THE NnxT GOVERNOR.
The local papers Of Illinois are oiscufs'ng
earnestly the merits oftheir fayoritc cands-
dates Tor Governor Mt the next eieeaon.
Thus fur each has presented the Claims 80 W 40
own candidate without disDa.asans usas
and tile canvass has been conhucteo W.
ness anti rood viii. 1t is to be hopeo LuSs -
sn;r3t or coua1 courtesy will continue, So ~.
~ bitterness may he cnEcndeFed, ana snal
So, t1,c Union purity conc to the poAa III
,.aso,o1,c- cyery yestige fthc Coppcrhcad
t,o,,on in iu1po,e will he buried out Of sight
forever.
Thug fer, and till after the nomination, we
have deemed it our duty not to take sides for
ar arasnst either Of the able and patriotic
~entlemcn whoee friends arc urging their
claims before the people. Having no candi-
date 10 present from our own district, and
all the distinguished gentleman who are
named In different parts OF the State for GOV
cruor being our warm personal and political
Friends and for whom VIC desire the highest
honors, the TRIBUNE will strictly MAINTAIN
its metropolitan character. and eoloaatJ -u1
earnestly support the man whom tns spf4oe
Ac1d Convention shall select to lead the hosts
OF freedom at the bailot-bo1. we may: now
ever. state with perfect fairness that the four
eminent, patriotic mcn now most prominent
II named 10 srccced our present excellent
Governor, arc Adjusant General T. c. Faucr,
Of Belvidere; Major General T. = oslesbs,
, 1864-04-20

The Rev. J. S. Henderson has been
nominated for Congress BY the Oregon Union
Convention.
, 1864-04-20

F. Among the thlrty-e!ght species Of
mammals collected by Capt. speks In East
crn Africa is new antelope, and of sixty .one
varieties of birds, i've are new. ~.
, 1864-04-20

wGoyernor Corwin, Minister to Mexico,
has procured leave to come home, and, nc
writes rs If he had but little expectation Of
going back. He now intends to start In
about month. e..
, 1864-04-20

WEEKLY RMVHEW OE CII1.:
EA1G tsAISEkET.
CuKsDAr EVENING. April -. 1s5l.

All fa}t3 GJ FnfN FfOTtII IN h1S HHFIe{ are
ItNts II &C srruge PER bxhei, uA.,f oi:er,rist
siatt. Flour IL soEd trtrst uatss otherwise st1.e
-"
... TUESDAY EVENING. April l9. 1851. =.
FRE1E1ITN-LAEE EFEEEaArs-n1s,ns The past
week Slf re hna been good demand fer freight room
and ratca have a6.7re-d &c per buslal grain to,
nanas the S!o1nE Entee nesg 1!c for corn and 12e'
lskc Oatsrto ports. and ratss nrc nominal! Tony;
Katr, o Cochran and 10. Villas, with corr At lie 1
srr: Coltngwood, with wheat to load at NlwAukt
at12Ee. = - !;
"LAKE AND Rau" FEzr0HTs-Thc propelIe1s nov
here sre slltnl and TIC agents enSnEtng freight
for propeets to arrive, at S9 for 1our to Boston.
and 4i.G TO NeH York.
RAILnoAp Fhs16Hrs-Da.n Ing the week The rail-
eaun 10 the East tnTe rcdncet thcir rates Oc
per brl On Flour anI5c On fourth class freight Wc
quote. ):
, 1864-04-20

Nh srcnHo1 m Ranppanv
~ a1xonoAon a1I.' oao on<A-'oa'
cases out of handTee. - -1'''A''@14<~
Do you want something to Strengthen 1oxs
10 you want eooa @ Appetite.
Do you want to Feel Wsuf
Do Do you wat t. gss I'd Of ssR70uao~'
70 10 yoa you Eant .sant Eassgy' "a e. u.,,,
Do you want Rrisk and Vi goroa, 1ssl1ns.
PARTICUThR SnT1cp - ~
p1.4s s 20 p I'D
Esifoa do sssss asalssa sls3f - a &a.s
sss ;ss
~ sS$;f H H'easass
Ia sas i Fl
ateSaanf upon dfaazasd's Life and DEATH BeVsSs
OF Attention, stt Soldiers. and pr,.oa, ., .,,1,.
We call the attention Of III having rssae1nn. a,
s = IL s5y T. II e.: af e
;, aPs
RsHs.s; o. s. sif1ysi e ss sss x s. - nosea
Hoosaud sEsp 3. .es Bittsls ehn es ssay saEea
siofs IS Sa,s q =; sa
hsss s. 9ssf Nj
Il
= ae Btisss.s '~ wv 'ASs''ae- ass been aa7ses
fH1rAosIru1A. Aar. ., 1s4.
He9ssaa, assaaf enss 3esas ss;s4s hs1ss;
5ss:s = 81; @ = 9s sFs:ss
s ss,s s "a hs1s ss,s = Is ~
~ s:s: f. se
;sssssa sRsa n sls s'aaS9. inaa t.
te0k4 4AJt IN
~ wh;s to tsis cies & Sos
Dc sh Of uns. Since tbat tta NAN Taies ha landed m
as low = one could be and as rat4ia spafk Of ytsa
ioI anything and iii fses safeslS Sn abe 70 sEat
sch could Is! anaer ae,o "a
a1d s1SG9,eFdnSly 1 phya!ssns who hsd BEEN ~orl
he xrasp az he dread Ischer snkT ;o1a ee r.
az 70 1sas e.
M II as5!n
dGs ssne etdsasd gen. H. sos5
se!it EetfInS Setss f6oara aaze ~ ssksn '6a bat ss
of Seng pern1ied to etn nv VIII and tsei
whoa ha1a heard nsthinE Tor eshseea nsats:o
Rs9, y sysl
ssEtsnty & nfs xhsh a sfsa tbs pi.ss q v.9r
& ssan csspar te " so.e Fl os.E % ~
= ns rs: rs, ssa,, ,su,, n rs.sc .co x.son -. o
Wstuly soasHE Gath Of 10 aoo.e stats@eza
rs7;s5sd e hsS4ea ~ ,et wv s1ssas ~.
LLWI3 CHEVALIER, sd Ncw YoTk
{EFRSSE5 {EfRaS4H. Il 4 xis&I g. u vs.s5{{, vss:sss{,
AENEx i. JEK9aE: g 5,
z5EWkS 5SHS MNN5 kJ;h q Ss s $ s. T;Ss r. York
&SPRfE SS ! 4N5sftsS g. "a Sa Ts!Rsa': H
nExw @nu an S-nrrrx@u t.ETYw4-
, 1864-04-20

NVERGREENS. In time Of war
= may asd t to tssr s'7aa:
CEDAR LAWN FARM,
Three quarters OF milo northwest OF G.scc.nnd.
where may setn
100000 Evergreen and Dsoiduans Trees,
tee culture on our wild pFnr1ea II tho v'cat Of Gnt-
Post Office Bo12sso. ap4ocSss1
DIANO FORTE 1lUSIC.-Pd-
Il yate Instruction on the Piano Fo.te,by
= i Lady Of Experience and Abiltt:,
sssy + Hss sssH5ss ss s;is Rer
4 M1RlCAN EXPRESS COM
NOTICE.
The Pest Na:sE General having tbs st-
he ppne n nosa m az afes ss
Il; $s;ss$s !s'aesu D' s IL
DEANS! SEEDS!
ID 1oto nrahe!s croce whisr Bsans, IN new barrels.
~eh i59b Sasels choice Timothy Seed bass
ssrea md In :''sna'a 'h}R'ss i:SS r. ''
sp1adlcait ~ West Water street, Anraukcc.
~Nc,c NEW rnTTECT1ON
IA @As ~ - A--....,.~ .c--~..
In OF CHURCH MUSIC .-...
teas. o iii is sspafate @ n Trssa Aeeonesa!nsas Pr
Wn1lAs 4. KENO. ndisor or INC tsAee eanie" IVY
LECTION: &c. ,u,,.. u. r;,,r.. nrcy,oua works
h,ra hn 1911. n M ;hcir cnnpued popularity,
nasa ocen y. aau 80 Tnr nnhlj, natrun-
wllI insure Tor tnta new snnai@ LIE ~, ~ ~ dneiv nrnted
a4S GuIint *slSptaop p3cc = GG-sfs Der DOZEN
Go psss paa u
apis 5cst1-Gt , MAw
rrop F1rn;tnre and an other
- Kind, ofgoods stored At moderate charges In the
E3FeePTOOi 1xF1ch NAre12~nscs
~, ,w.s+ws+er .trcet. between Randolph ans, Lake
, 1864-04-20

Deposits. Loans. Specie. CIreuts'n
s1:v ozo@2e! rs 81 asifss0!all
I'hila.Ali1l.. 89s;9*A 3,Gs2l19 I,N93Aef 3,s79sz7
Bostcn, ,ApI1. H.ssi97s e, 2p3i8 e937to9 l0ii7al6
, 1864-04-20

c01fflutt IarIy acuTo. tnd Ica11ns H1Fo ueen
II god have somewhat checked operattonf and m.
settled The market. With the absolute scarcity ID
and sercural Prensraitots are vesy firm with an 1p
wsEa f.nency Ga1,os ~ ~ r. r Mn1nnns a
note further advance OF SOC, and Of 1ec Cnstor OIL
, 1864-04-20
FROM HUNTSVILLE,


trfo" cur epecla' correspondent .
Aus7ssnda. Apfa ~ 4ss.
,,a "na,aes. aoout nau paes y1 hatta. 49,
~ ~ as1s se.4s oeeaileu u eo s1a.e. "1 ] Esa,
haa haea ".s lnuss eo.nmaau - -.t.,..,,as - , ~
comn A. 49, -; aau oaas ~" ~ ssnnt .as
crosssd ~. .-.a,sa SI ~ t a1s.aa,,s ~ r,t,r
1es,or ra;1rosa ". ~ a.,saan ~ tbo ,a,s 49,
tion f,r som. -a,saS 81, ha,;nd 1no bat
+o,v ,,... ,na-,.,s. ~ III. ,.,,t ~ ,,o.... -
the re,r ca,eso, uara -nt n trot rs ~ Io,ra ~
nr tha 1oet Ssstonoo proosaafor ~ 49,
naro a. +ho whaa,s ~ tho o.,sson st,nn1, ..s .ns
ri, oe-nrs.;o, sl,a,1 1ras thragn M ~ ~
iolt ,oa;nst 4ha oovsr oc +he onsst ~ Nv ~
n,oac5 and instor+,ncons1v 40 .or+.1,sa.
an;1 ,ooac rarde- 1ycrc f1rnd md tho c.,sss'' ss
,1o,r. T.. ato,,s 1-,,,,,,- t,,a sf,- .9soa a
~, u ona ronrd,..- 80 ae ~. ...s'.. su.sso
gTo aast-n.tsnn .ras Nv "t tss-c.1 81 pveulions'
stsn.enaons a, ~ ,ha 49, ,,;1s.s ~ a. 90 u.
nna ,vero terr,t1v n,nt;1a.aa ~ 80 4seps ..'l'
tsasa e.varo5 49, 49, Ssa,oa Tt".. 80. .u'i
ts@s ws.a - aT ' ~ 4sss "
~. ~. 1s w. W. "s.e s.., ~, u tuc nl'o-
49, ~. ~" - ".' 1oy s!eo,
INV W. - ueo 1nty 1eet
~ ueSut auu "ty J"us alstane,
any u II 'en 'no enttaus causnt upon
I'm os ana 1ehsalneo untll removed, hanging
In the air. OF one body When ! saW It only
tile head, a part Of the body, portion of an
sa faat1,s. s. n. ~
"lA', "Ho 1ooaAeeS 1e6 Ieuatneo' r11ere
were in the chests some $50 pounds Of loose
1,vder and thn dpatruct,on ~ +ho oa;...-
fo' ~. ."s .ss 1t n~'" VI t"c eA4sson
was complete Nothlng remained OF 1t that
could be again used One horse in the wheel
team was killed, his rider escaping with his
life. No other horse WAR killed Tho
, 1864-04-20

sa;es !onAT Nere:40 tres White Grease Il 1lxes!s
PC: nene: The market for HiEhwines in the eariy
p1 o. tne Mes5 Was excited aud and prices
snce 1Esn. howeyer. oxioe to The decline ia 3o ana
tMe t1ngeney u the money prices have failen
the week q 1s@l3Hc per gallon The following ssble
SHOWS 1ha transactions during the week:
DAILY 10ASaAcT1o1s y BEaHw1SRs DURING TIE
, 1864-04-20
Port OF CHICAGO.
ARR1VAIS.......,,:......Aprt l

M A r Z N 4 LIST
, 1864-04-20

EF.EsVIbe fectlpI* u99115 ItE WteN atsu uGc4
veiJ met. apd vith .fsiIdenssa PRICES syo Eu.sa
wtrx hss been l4altc p.r dozen: With liberal r.;
c:tpss o-dny The market has ruled easy At 1i31se
FUKs-ne market h.2 been geas.a1ly a:s!.e!
SKINS Former ratea have ruled steady and d.nl out
with no change on prevlaus Tuctasion5. We Quoks:
, 1864-04-20

FIS El.-H H11K FisH-Thc nafket d1f1ng the p.st
demand prices hare ruled nnnsua,1y drnf For seva1
la lots instances much &715 per half or1
sualta, which Il supposed win take Place il few
Shays hetf n5ts It, stDS TO- b
advance of25c. 1IAckEREL continue In limited Re:
ce,pt and goed de!uanc. Kha continue nrm With m
tasy At previous rates. 1ekled seaEce and YerY ru
, 1864-04-20
VALUABIE BI1sINEss Pre-

Ny ios Il son.h east corner Of Basdo'ips ~ H
Dash, u feet On WAbA7hs 81 On stnrr~ Tsr4ns ~
1ale aA4y. 2. ~ ,ho1T ~ : ~ I13..
a AaefrS .t1sSta te&yx%@
, 1864-04-20

No. LAfh... Gl2 @ r3x
!, POTATOEs-Thtre has been 5 latr amount Of ac-
ttTity in the market during the past wsek PtImo
qualities have been in limited and tied sunply,
30 that pEtces have ruled nrm with sltzht upward
tendency At present quotations the market rules
hEM. We frotcs .
iT1me 1uAntlcS 9x4tN9
N!ealQm 10 rEHne eN@ ~
feM ork PSF 9e1' rd ~
, 1864-04-20

| FVERGREENS. In time Of war
~ don't forget 10 prepare for peace. Those wishing
, 1864-04-20

LUmBEK-Thefe hiss been 1arge amount Of .c-
tiTltl TIC E,a:kst dusins the pas: xces wla ne
tsen limited and 1 ~ PFss:
Cargo schr PutlinEtcn from Moorns Mills. kAiama-
zoo eco feet mixed mill run lumber at $18oo car
mil run lumber eco feet: ss53 -; cargo schr Cha
lcn4e from 2:oore's Mn kalamazoo s5 Goo oct !n1
rtnt9 ater nEfo feef mixed scantnEs, ioIsts and
, 1864-04-20

The Pest Master General having suppressed tbs let
ter carrying system lately adopted b5 th Company.
the public 9te hereby notified thar and 1tter late
kucE letters Will not be r-ccIyed Part| who have
the CompopJ's envelopes on hand can hayo their
money refunded By rhtnEntnE then e Chr oles in
thla city. LlflSIoIOAs fAt:GO ~ W.
Chicago. AprIt Is 1SSf- Apl7.dA5lW
, 1864-04-20

NAVAL sTDKES-Thc market has been toler-
ably uctige, toth for shipping and mining purposes
n lees haro Fultd very lrm and unchanged. We
uuote:
s.&1tI1kEl11V A4nlllt lsope...S Ea2s.
Pltch.......... 1o.NG5l2b9 Hemp. ........Y 9g3 c.
Rosln, q 200 DE 51Q Lath Yarn, mol 119H3c3 Q
Tu!pentine+-.. 3:39 ~ Eo2i7 @dsHc
, 1864-04-20

RICE-The market dnr,ng the nast 1ec hss H.s;,
fairly active. With m unusually restricted supply.
Ihe denaaa lor Gsvernment requirements has bacn
ArTaean, r ~, ann l:ansoon note IN aivaaes of
ic, ne mafSet continuing 1rm With an upward ten:
tsa.na ''.''+-''''-''''- 1tA@11h
~, ~ ..'"'"'s..'... ....+... G1lAc
g. hLI-tnefs ~ IS n active speculative demand
9as advanced lsc bsl. Foreign sat Is slso ilrsaeI
We QCOtB: =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-16

would do him to go home. Then he got sick.
and alter that he never said much, except that
he knew he should die if he couldn't get
home. That was ALL or nearly all, and it was
enough. The man had died of homesicllness.
No hero. that is plain; but what warmth of
tender and patient and faithful affection he
carried down to the grave with him. He had
done his whole duty in his patient way. He
was not soldier by instinct, but he was no
coward, and not even the thought of home had
tempted him to desertion.
All that remained was to collect the little
money he had left, to enquire after his other
effects, and If possible recover his body. Such
information as we supposed would enable us
TO identify the grave was furnished, and with
TINS we LETT the noisome place. l have already
said that the hospital was only temporarily es-
tablished in the church. The corps had moved
unexpectedly and the weather was uniavora-
Die. As we went up the street, the surgeon
who accompanied us pointed out the site of
the camp hospital, which they were putting in
order to receive their patients as soon as pos
sible. He assured us that they would be
made entirely comfortable. / must not be
understood as saying that they were not cared
for in the church as well as possible under the
circumstances. That do not know. / only
relate what saw and do know.
New Years day we went early to Brandy
station The Sheriff made a conditional ar
rangement with an embalmer, and after the
usual amount of perambulation to various
offices, for permit and for transportation. we
got at last four horse wagon and set out for
kelly's ford. The mud was knee-deep, the
roads chaotic. We were three hours in trav-
ersing the five miles Of rocks, mud, corduroy
and open helds. AT last we stopped before
hehys mouse. The one-armed old gentleman
came to the door, and with many plaintiyey
spoken regret for his wasted and desolated
property, showed us where the hospital had
stood, nearly mile away, on the further side
oil long upland SWELL The officer of the
guard detailed two men to take up the body.
AS we moved up the hill, cold wind blew
out oil the northeast; and the warm rays of
tbs sun began to lose their force. We identi-
he'd the site OF the hospital, and almost at the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-16
Partner Wanted.

I INTEND to withdraw he rarious irons Ikare in
Il the Ere and devote my whole attention to the
mysteries Of the lar. Ts this End desire a Part
ner. He must be asQify as a mountain of blubber
as supple ia the back as an eel, bland as a sum-
mer's morning, and wear Oh his treacherous phiz a
propose 10 constitute the Company, and will bo az
ptous, as dtgHiHed. and as poapoas old wood
chuck cooked up on his hind tegs near his hole in
ctorer time. THE CHIEF END OF MAN" with FUNK
Co. will be 10 Feather their nest and skin all who
come in their way. In anticipation of having our
old sticks about TO "hop the tteig," INSTEAD or
PAYING THEIR DEBTs to sell, or pretend TO sell, all
they have, real estate and ALL trftAOUt securtfg on
credit Of sir years--that the widows, in due time
be severally installed as "the udnaiHistrdfrir" and
WE their legal advisers As fast the assets come
called "Brother FHak" will iciad TO the right and
left among the creditors, with the snosity of
snake and with the scissors of Delah clip away so
per cent of their respective claims in other words
he must lie "iike the derH.'' PULL THE WOOL"
their eyes, aud get all the claims assigned 10
himself for 20 per cent ID. T. CHASE.
n. b. No one need apply whose qualifications are
not mp 10 ne cdtk, and who cannot produce piece
OF composition equal to the foliowing
PORTLAND. July 2, 1861.
"MR ID. /. CHAsE-Sir Mr.. W. T. Kiborn
holds note for about $500 against ID. Libby aud
"instructs Us to commence suit against you under
Chap. 1i3 Sec. II of Revised Statutes TO recover
"double the amount of the property frauduIently
conveyed TO you by said l.. Libby. If you desire
ITO settle the matter. you can do so Immediately,
without further costs, otherwise shall institute
"HowARp s. srnour.o
Nofe-Sec. AZ of l1s Chapter of Revised Statutes,
will constitute Of The chi spokes in the ,cesi Of
FUNK l. Co. decs Tu'Th& Stf'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Help the Sick and Wounded.
THECHRISTlAN COMMISSION

IS now fully organized so that Il can reach The
soldiers ia all parts of the army with stores and
religious reading and instruction.
Its object Is the spiritual aud temporal welfare of
the soldiers and sailors II distributes its stores by
means of Christian men, who go without pay and
give personally to those who need accompanvipg o
each distribution by words of religious counsel and
cheer. and by such personal attention IS may be
needed
The main object of the Commission II the religions
welfare of the soldiers, but they find that they best
succeed in this by first ministering TO the bodily
wants, and then pointing TO Christ.
At the present time the Commission are doing all
In their power to aid soldiers who are starving in
the prisonsin Richmond, and for this purpose need
large sums of money.
Funds are much needed to procure religious read
ing anc such special stores as are not given. We be-
eye all stores entrusted to will be faithfully dis.
tributed.
For further information directions and docume pts
addres5HESEy III. BURGESS, 80 Commercial street.
Portland.
Money may be sent 10 CYRUS sTuRpryASr. 76
Commercial street. Portland and stores to any mem.
Der of the Army Committee.
Where more convenient, stores and money NAV be
sent to GEORGE IL. STUART, Esq, 10 Bank street,
Philadelphia.
The members of the Commission are
George II. Stuart, ESQ., PHILADELPHIA
Rev. Rollin II. Nealc, ID. d. Boston.
Charles Demond, Esq. Boston,
Rev. Bishop y. $. james, ID. D., New York,
Rev. James Ees, d. D., Brooklyn
John r. Grocer, Esq, Phiadelphls.
Jay Cooke, Esq, philadelphia
Rev. NJ X. +. Thompson. Cincinnati,
Col. Clinton b. Fisk, st. Louis,
John v. Farwell, Esq, Chicago.
T.R. HAYES, Al. CHASE.
CYRUS srURDiHAnT w; w; 4. JOHNSON.
Army Com. Portland Y. NJ. c. Association.
noyl9 ed3m
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A Poser.

LNXTRACTS from ga long ,rinded yarn" ofSEw
IL ELL G. STEouT Howard 4 SrRouTl TO SMITH
STRATToN. New York, the same bearing date
April 18th. 1862:
'0ur County Records show the whole matter, and
about these there can be question. l propose
therefore, that You send your claim TO some Attor-
ney here. As Counsel for the Administrative Il have
no desire TO conceal any matter connected with the
administration. II you adopt this course IL would
be convenient, perhaps, to notify your attorney to
call upon me- and will Immediately put him in com.
municaton with the Probate Records, and with the
Administrators"
If ii is requisite TO employ "soMR ATTORNEY
HERE, "ro CALL UPON Strout, so that he (Stroutl
can ''inaDediateiy put aim" this SOME ATTORNEY
HKRE'D .iR communication rith the Probate Rec.
ords aud tcifh the Adiiastratrir, In order to get
THE DIVIDEND" Ton S54.54l-"sl0S0'' out of Strout
HOW MUCH OVER % PER CENT. OF THAT DIVIDEND
S2l5, WILL BE LIKELY TO REALIZE.
ID. T. CHASE,
Assignee of Smith & Stratton.
N b. "THE PROBATE RECORDS" speak in black
and tchite tsee report Of Committee Qf NIsEl The
Administrative has already spoken as follows:
This may certify that SgwELL c. STRoUr How
ARD SrRoUTl was retained Counsel to adust
the affairs pertaining TO my late husband estate AZ
might best tend for my interest and that ofthe heirs
at law. He WAS NOT EMPLOYED TO BUY Up THE
HIS OWN BENEFIT. Had there been assets he
would have expected pay, and been paid, for all the
services which he rendered
CATHERINE D. ROUNDS
Portland, July IL, 1868. oc20 furh&Stf
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FOR SALE.

49, House and Lot, No. 241 Congress street,
#I.s next east Of Stone Church, occupied by DR..
lii Heald.
Wooden House and Lot in rear of above,
with privilege Of passage-way from Congress street
Hacker estate. No. 2l6 Congress street, corner o.
Pearl, opposite Universalist Church
Brick House and Lot, next east of Hacker prop
erfy.
Wooden House and Lot No. 20 Waterville street.
House and Store No. Is Free street.
Store No. 1s6 Fore street. occupied by Alpheus
Libby.
The above will be sold on long credits and al rea-
sonabe prices, to close up the estate of n Winslow
deceased. EDWARD FOX, Executor.
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For Sale.

A A good two-story house, barn. and ar.
EIsM riage-house, with lot IS y IS feet in Back
ksk1k Cove Village, Tukey's Bridge. about
one mile from Portland post ofice-a pleasant stu.
alton.
Also one house lot on Monument street, in Port
land, on which is an unfinished house; and one lot
about one hundred feet square, ON Atlantic street;
will be sold entire, or in two lots Terms easy
Apply TO J. HACKER
jell deod wtf52
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TREAsrREEs OFFICE, Dec 81, 1853
AtFATEAENT OF Costs Of Criminal Prosecutions,
- allowed by the Supreme Judicial Court, at the
November Term,A ID. 1863, made in conformity with
the requirements of act ofthe Legislature Of Name
entitled IAN Act relating to Fines and Costs Of Grim.
inai Prosecutions" approved March 27th, 1855.
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For Sale or to Let.
House and Land For SaIe.

- House No. 179, corner of Cumberland and
n; Elm streets Lot about 90 by 100 feet. House
W. may be examined at any time. For particu-
lars call at l66 Middle street, (up stairs) or N L.
or G. w, Woodbury., or
JOHN g. PRocTER, Lime Street.
Portland, Sept. l6, 1868. oc6 II
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PARKS HOUSE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
Good Location for a Hotel.

49, That valuable and centrally located House
Es:I and Lot, No 81 India street. for so many
Gtl years owned and occupied BY General Samn-
el Fessenden, Is offered for sale.
u ne Lot Is 70 feet on India street. extending back
~ feet-contaning nearly II 600 feet of land The
House Is three storied, is In good repair and con-
tains fifteen rooms, besides many closets and other
convenience; has gas fixtures throughout II also
mas large now of PURE AQUEDuCT WATER,
which is very desirable; also a large Wood House
and Barn.
This good piece of property upon which to make
improvements II may be fitted for q FIRST
CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, or q SECOND
CLASS HOTEL.
Its near proximity TO the terminus of the Grand
Trunk Railway and to the wharves of the Boston
and other steamers, makes the location desirable
one for Hotel.
This lot might be improved with profit to any me-
chanic or other person having means by the cree
tion OF Tenemen 8. its large depth afording ample
space tor block of eight or ten buildings
For further particulars enquire of
WI. II. JERKS, Argus Ofhce.
Portland, Dec. s. 1863 decll MWFn