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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-26
Proposal FOR ICE.

tnksIDENCE AND DATE.1
The undersigned proposes TO furnish daily or 9th.
erwse las determined by the Medical Director the
best quality of Ice to such hospitals in the DEPART
ment Of -, and in such quantities as the Medical
Director of this Department order At the follow
ing price per hundred pounds. namely:
The ice to be subject TO the approx Of the Surgeon
in charge OF each hospital who will receipt for the
correct amount delivered
Payment TO be made upon duplicate bills certified
TO by the Medical Director of this Department.
As q guaranty of the faithful performance Of the
above agreement Should the contract be awarded to
me, will enter into bonds In the sum of 5000 1
also append TO the enclosed form of guaranty the
names of guarantors, certified by the clerk OF the
nearest District Court the United States District
Attorney.
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A II l. A N II &c
Mutual Insurance Company
81 wallst., (cor. of william) New York,
January 9th, 1868.


land Navigation Risks.
Assets, over Seven Million Dollars.
VIZ
United States and State of New York
stock. City, Bank and other stocks. s2s2s,seo IS
Loans secured by Stocks .andotherwsc, 144e,22o AZ
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages. 233.76o 90
Dividends on Stocks, Interest on Bonds
and Mortgages and other Loans sundry
Notes, Reinsurance and other claims
Premium Notes aud Bills Receivable, 2.4slos2 Sc
Cash In Bank, 237,402 40
$780, 94 Ga
eY-The whole Profits Of the Company revert
the ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated durng the year, and for which
Certi6catesare issued, BEARING INTEREST, until re.
deemed.
Dividend Jan. eth, 1868, 40 per ct.s
The Profits o. the Company s see 1
January, 1862, for which Certificates
were issued, amount to $12,753,1c0
Additional from LIST January, 1862, to lst
January, 1883, l,14o0oo
proats for 2os yesrs, sI4,4ssI3o
been redeemed BY cash. lo.27s.5so
TRUSTEES.
John D. Jones, A. p. Pilot, jos Gaillard, Jr.,
Charles M Msy msnT s5
Thos. Tilcston, 8. 7. NicoIl, ca; Hand
Henry Colt Josha Henry Watts sherman Sherman
Lewis curtis. David Lane, b. Rowland,
Chas H. Russell. James Bryce, Benz Babcock,
F'x xsi Har 1 i. K Bosert, r d Mittarn,jf.
Meyer Cans A. A. Low, 9. w. Burnhsm,
ROYAL Phelps, WIN 4. Dodge. Fred. Chauncey,
JOHN ID. JONES President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President
With. MOORE, I'd Vice Pres't.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.
CARRYING THE CANADIAN 4 U. 8. MAILS.
Passengers Rocked to Londonderry,
Glasgow and Liverpool
RETURN TICKETS GRANTED ATREDUCED
PxTRv

KITES.
N. The steamship DAMASCUS, Capt
e4 Brown, will sail from this port Tor
~ Q3: Liverpool on SATURDAY, Jan 80,
Enthusiastically afser the arrival of the
Train of the previous day from Montreal
Passage to Londonderry, Glasgow and Liverpool
Cabin according to aecommodationl $50 TO $50;
Steerage, $50. Payable in gold or its equivalent.
For Freight or Passage apply to
ii. * A. ALLAN,
No. Grand Trunk Railroad Passenger Depot.
TO be succeeded by the steamship NOVA SCO-
TlAN on the 9th of February. decl6
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PORN OF GUARANTY.

We, -, of the county of -, and State of
-, and - of the county of -, and state
of -, do hereby guarantee that -, is able 10
fulfill the contract in accordance with the terms of
his proposition and that should his proposition be
ceped he will at enter into contract in accord
with the terms of said proposition and we are
prepared 10 become his securities.
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RAILROADS.
York & Cumberland Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

The l50 P. N. train out and the $50 A. M. train
into Portland will be Freight Trains, with Passenger
Cars attached.
Fares cents less when tickets are purchased al
the Office than when paid in the
Oct. 20. 1853. dtf DAN CARPENTER, Sup't
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS,
issued weekly, large quarto, containing forty
eight columns, convenient for preservation and
binding, isconfdently commended to the
Loyal Families Of Mninc,
as paper which win ever be found lively, Wig
orous and welcome visiter in their fireside circles
IL has been increased in sire fraction orer Thar
typer cent, and is now
The Largest Paper in the State,
and is not exceeded in sire by any political paper
In New England, and is considerably larger than
the New York quartos 1t contains the news Of
the day by mail and telegraph, has A LARGE
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE, gives full market rs-
ports,
A FULL MARINE LIST,
and besides the discussion of the great living Is
sues Of the day, IT will contain a variety of mis-
cellaneous matter, embracing articles Of .
Literary, Scientific, Agricultural and Edu.
cational character, Historical and Biz
ographtcal Sketches, Sketches OF
Travel, Notices OF New Dis
coveries, InventionA &c.
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%
THOMAS III. MEAD,
County Treasurer.
Portland, Dec. 81 1868. jan2 dlaw& w3w29
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

THE SOLDIERS HOME FOR New YoRx-THE
found letter from DR.. Agnew, one Of the
directors OF the Sanitary Commission, which will
be read with interest. 1t shows that the Com
mission is alive to the necessity of providing
places Of asylum for the shattered wrecks of
war; and the further idea of establishing
agencies in the principal cities Of the Union
for the collection OF the back pay, pensions
and bounties due to dead, disabled and dis.
charged soldiers is also worthy of the enlarged
views and spirit Of practical philanthropy
which first prompted the organization Of tho
Commission. The figures given from the PEN
sion Bureau at Washington, showing the num-
Der of valid claims to back pay, pensions and
bounties already existing, may well startle the
community. Before the end OF the war there
will doubtless be million pensions due either
to living soldiers or the representatives Of the
gallant dead.
We also publish letter from Colonel Ian
sing, together with a bill drawn by that gen.
tleman last year, providing for the creation Of
a Soldiers Home" for the disabled veterans
of New York Many Of the names in the bill
will meet with public approval; but there are
some Of the persons named-od political hacks
and legislative jobbers-- who should be allowed
no connection with an enterprise of this nature.
The Sanitary Fair in Fourteenth street will
yield all the funds necessary, without an appeal
to the treasury OF the State. The Commission
has done much good in the war; and enjoys the
confidence Of the public, while there is too
much reason to fear that IL the matter be
allowed to pass under the control OF the New
York politicians in our State Legislature the
Soldiers Home" will be as long in building
and as expensive in its details as the new Court
House in the City Hall Park Our disabled
veterans have not, on an average, more than
ten years each to live. How many Of them
would be alive by the time that an institution
to be constructed and controlled BY our politi-
clans would be completed
There are yet other reasons for mrrying up
this matter, and we hope, therefore, IL may be
left under the general management OF the
Sanitary authorities, and that the funds Of our
city Fair may be the only funds devoted to the
establishment Of the institutional least for
the present New Jersey is endeavoring TO
ret ahead of us ia this matter. la her State
Legislature, on Tuesday, joint resolutions were
unanimously passed appointing commission
Of eminent citizens to draw the plans and make
| all necessary arrangements for home for the
disabled soldiers Of that State. II will never
! do for New York to let New Jersey lead the
way in any work Of such practical coincidence
cad necessity. Our crop Of cripples is incSeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

Productive SOURCES OF DIsEAsE-DurY OF
THE COMMISSIONERS or HEALTH.-Wth the ap-
preach Of the severe heat Of summer the public
are naturally becoming anxious concerning
the action OF the Commissioners OF Health for
the prevention of disease and death among our
city population. There are many fruitful
sources of mortality in our midst which should
command the immediate attention Of the Com
missioners; for il not removed or destroyed
before the month Of June the consequences
will be dreadful in the loss OF human life.
Among these nuisances there are none
more dangerous aud threatening than the fat
melting establishments and hogpens at the
foot Of West Thirty-ninth street These COM
mon sewers have become a chronic nuisance
to the whole city. Here is collected
everything that can be called foul and
filthy. Vast droves Of hogs are daily
collected there, putrid fat and rotting
carcasses hung out 10 dry, and all kinds
Of decaycd matter accumulated, creating re-
fined stencil Of which Cologne could never boast
in its most nauseating days petition is in
6tbe course Of signature to the Board OF Health
ffom some OF the most influential citizens OF
| New York against the continuance Of such an
outrageous nuisance, and it is to be hoped that
! the matter will be vigorously taken up by the
Board, and the nuisance Immediately suppress.
! ed The public health is question Of the first
importance, and without pure atmosphere
this can never be secured. Hogpons and fai
establishments must be taken out of the city
into places where they cannot affect the health
of the people. The people OF New York ex
pect the Health Commissioners 70 act promptly
| IN this matter,
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also. and add In that way at least City thou
sand men to the effective force for this great
advance. And with this cooperation Of the
Governors. and with all the men at Washington
acting together and in harmony with General
Grant, we may have the end Of the war and
our absolute triumph secured in the next
battle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

Ing daily, and prompt measures mslst be taken
10 garner it up in the safe and honorable recep-
tacies of public asylums provided specially
for the purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

A LINE OF STEAMSHIPS TO BRAzL.-The Bra
iii Steamship Line bill, We see, has passed the
House. Whether the Senate will likewise pass
the bill remains to be seen. A more absurd
idea could not we'll be started. Some years
since Congress withdrew its support from the
American steamship lines between New York
and Liverpool and New York and Havre. The
result was that these enterprises, Of vast i'm
portance to the country, failed. That Congress
should now give its aid and sanction to line
to Brazil were indeed sad commentary upon
the facts above mentioned. As well subsidize
line to the Loo-Choo Islands. The business
carried on with Brazil in no wise demands
that steamship line should be established for
that purpose while we have no regular Ameri-
can steam service with Europe
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-22
SheriHs Sale.

The State of Ni-cnnsin. Circuit COurt-Wil.
waukee county Roland Olmsted against John
Scrcomh surviving partner OF the late firm of
T,rtor, l. Srrcomb Execution
DY VIRTUE OF an ex"cu ION issued out Of
ID ard u der the seal OF said curt in the
above entifled action, to me directed and deliv>
cred and against the personal and real proper
ty of sad John Sercoinh. surviving partner OF
the late firm of Terton & Sercnmb, l have lew
led upon the following described real estate,
and all The right, title aud interest which The
said defendant had in the said property at the
date OF the dccketng Of aid judgment in this
county, to wit: on the Goth day of April, A. D.
1863, or has since acquired, w:
The south half of Section seven = in Town
ship seventeen IL north OF Range lwentI..
thr, % east, together with the saw mill. ma
chiuerv roofs ,mpt ments, &c, less The south
half of south wesF Quar- er OF SAID Section, which
SAID real estate aud right. title and interest as
aforesaid | shall expose for sale Al d sell at
public v.ldue at the Court House in the village
of Manirowrc, Mar it"noc countv, II aid Stare,
on the 5Dh day % Jleuav, A d 1864 at the
hour nt 10 u'ciuck OF hal INV, 70 satisfy said
.yrcu,ion and costs. Dated Sheriff. offi e,
Manlto zoe, Nov 5ta, 1863.
IRA P SMITH
Sheriff Manltnwuc Co., Wis
The above sale is hereby po ,tponed unril j n
uarv 25th, 1864, at the sam" time and n'a"e.
IRA S ITH. Sheriff
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NEW YORK DAY BOOK
For 1864
WHITE MEN S LIBERTIES -
State Riqhts-Federai Union.

THE New YORK DAr Book is An Independent
Democratic journal. hodug, sith the late Sens
ator Doug l.. that "this Government is made
on the hte basis BY white men, for the benz
fit of weite men and the posreritv f,reve y
l. is a large double shee, with forty eight col
unqns OF reading mater, and in all respect
whether for irkeJs, News. Literary or Agri>
cultural mfIrmiinn--iS not Inferior to any "a a
political or family "ew-paper In its potica
d parrment, It grapprs boldly with the real
question before tn American P,opl,, and pre-
-ents the only philosophy Of It which Can resist
the sweeping march of Ab"tiouism. IL is
Democratic in the true serse Of the term-the
defender OF the Peoples Rights, but it is the
uphclder Of no party chlcanery or tri kerry. L.
ia not only far PEACE but It shows hon, and
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and this glorious WI tie Mans Government of
Washington restored, viz. by the utter rout
overthrow, aud exterminatioH of Abolition sn
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The Day Book Is now the only weekly politi
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Sherifs Sale.

The State of Wisconsin. Circuit Court-Mil-
yankee County Byron Kilbourn against John
Sercomb, surviving partner of Thomas Tcrton
deceased Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out OF
- and under the seal of sail Court in the
above entitled action, to me directed and deliv-
cred, and a ansl the personal and real proper
ty of said John Sercomb, surviving partLer of
Thomas T+rton, deceased | have levied upon
the following described real estate nd all the
right, title and in crest which the said defend>
ant had in and 10 SAID property 1T he date Of
the docketing of said judgment, in this. Mani~
towoc, county, TO wit: on the thirty-frst day
of July A D. 1862, or has siuce acquired, viz ::
The south half OF Section seven = in
Township seventeen IL north of Range
twenty three 30 east together with the saw
mill, machinery. tools. implements, &c less the
south alt of south vest qtlrter of said Section,
which said cal estate and right. tite aud ilter
est as aforesaid shall expose for sale and sell
At public vendue at ;he Court House, in the
village of Manitownc, Manit"a &C county,, il"
said State. OF the 5 h dav of Janu.ry, A D.
1864, AT II O'clock of that day. to satisfy sad
execution and costs.
TRAP SMITH
Sheriff Manuowoc Co Wis
Dated Sheriff's Office, Manitowoc, Nov 9Th,
1868,
The above sale is hereby postponed uutil JAM
uary 25lh, 1864, at the same time and place
IRA p SMITH, She. III.
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Ma itowoc County Court. In the matter of the
Es' tte Of Chrstan Schmit II. deceased.
o fading and fling the petition of Chris
tiau 81 johannes Of Two Rivers, in the county Of
Ma,iituwnc aud state OF Wisconsin,, representing
among other things that Christian Schmidt late
of Two Rivers aforesaid. on the q day Of May
A D 1868, at Charlottesville, Virginia, died
intestate. leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this county, AMI praying that adminis-
tration of said estate be granted to him; 1t is
ordered that the said petit. be heard before
the Judge of this Court on Monlac, the 18th
day Of January, A. D. 1864 at 10 O'Clock A.
N at his office in the Court House in the vil-
lag of Manitowoc in said Manitowoc county :;
and it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and to all
persons interested, by publishing copy of this
oruer for three successive weukS prior to said
day of hearing, in the Manitowoc Pilot a week.
Iy newspaper printed and published q: dalito
voc, in said county.
HENRY S PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated the 2lst day Of Dec, "A D. 1868.
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SheriHoS Sale.

The State of Wiscp r-n-da ,iepwoc County
Circuit Conr. Joseph Becker, against
John Horsman and The ,do Prehn. Execu-
tion
DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out OF
ID aud under the seal OF said Court in the
above entitled action. to me- dlrecteI and deilv-
cred aga st the personal aud real propert, of
the said John Hofstnian AID Theodore P: elm |
have lev ed upon the ioIl"wing descrined real
estate aud all the right, ute and interest which
the said deeud,uts, or eIther OF them had ip
and t. the tpIlow g-iescrbt d lands at the date
OF dockerng OF sad Judgment, to-wlt: the 20 h
day ct March. A D 1860, or have since acau-
red: The = W Or OF II a, the or If IL W
or, Or of u or, and Sc qr Of n " o., ex-
cepting SO 6.100 acres DECIDED away January
IA 1860 All in Srction ten IOL Town hip
eighteen lel north of Rage cwenty- two (22
east. When real estate, right, title and inter,
est as aforesaid, | shall expose for sale and sell
at public vei,due at the Court House in the vii.
lage aud county of Manitowoc, AMI State afore,
said, on Tuesday, the 9Th das OF March. A d.
1864, at the hour Ct two ~ O'clock p NJ of said
day, to satisfy said execution and 'sts
Dated She,h' Office, jar. b 1864
IRA + Smith Sheriff,
By J. II BUsss Under Sh-rif.
ELLIS & JoSys. Ats'ss, 81 coygsn, Wis.
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SkeaYsGS sale.

State of Wisconsin, Circuit Courr--Na ito
voc Cou'ty George Fuk, against Frederic
Luefr md fred rick Lu-hr.
tY VIRTUE OF d Jud gment Of Foreclosure
y and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
aud for the county of Nanitowoc, State OF Wis
consin, 1T me General Term of said Court held
at the village and county of Manitowoc in the
ab"ve.eutIted action on the first day Of Jnv
4 p. 1865, Vii sell at public veDdue TO the
highest hlider, at the Court House, in the viii
age of Hanitowoc, on the thirteenth 18th day
al Nov" mber, A. D. sos, At eleven o'clock Of
hat day, he fol owing described property
All that certain piece or parcel of land situaa
ted in the county of Mani,owoc and State Of
Wisconsin, a d being the south half Of the south
bali Of the west half OF the south east quarter of
So ion NJ. two Il of Tow ship No eighteen
is north oi RAJ { No. twenty three % east
containing twenty acres "f land. more or less.
IRA p. SMITH, Sher f.
Bv JOHN Ii. BURNS, Under Sheriff
Dated Sheriff Office, Aug I A D. 1863.
WIN. NJ. NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Notice of Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
IN day of December, 1863 q warrant was IS
.ued by the ClerK OF the Circuit Court of the
county of Manitownc directing the Sheriff of
said county to attach, seize, and safely keep
the schooner Jupiter. together with her tackle,
4pparel, and furniture. The saic warrant was
issued on application of George Barley who
claims the sum of Fifteen dollars due him for
ishor on said schooner All perSons who claim
n have any demand against said schooner Jn
pifer her TACKLE apparel. or fur'lirure, uTder
he provisions of Chap-er Isl vt the Session
avs of 1859, are hereby required To file thei-
complaints for their respective claims or de
mands against said schooner Jupiter with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of said county of
ManitowOc.
The said schooner Jupiter. he tackle, appa-
rel. ard furniture, will he sod for the payment
of the claims which shall be established agsinS'
her, unless the owner, consignee, or comm md
er thereof, or some other person interested
tn rein. appear and discharge said warrant &C.
cordirg to law.
JOSEPH FRANCL,
Clerk OF Circuit Court
WoopIN BoYSToS, Att'ys for Claimant.
Dated January 18th, 1864.
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In Probate,

State Of Wisconsin, Manitowoc county, 50.
In he matter Of the Estate of Timothy Har>
rrgron. deceased.
IN reading and filing the petition Of Vic
~ tor LIE Clair, of the town of Mishicott, in
the county of Mantowoc. and state of Wiscon.
sin, representing, among other things, th4t it is
arv 70 sell real estate 10 pay the debts OF
said deceased and praying that license be to
him granted for that purpose.
1t Is ordered That said application be heard
before me, az my office, in the village Of Mani
to.oc. the 23d day of November, A. D. 1868
at 10 O'Clock
And 1t IS further order ed, That notice of
said application and hearing be given bv pub
fishing a copy Of this order for ,hree successive
weeks, once in each week. IN the . Mantowoc
Pilot" a newspaper printed in said county,
prior 70 said hearine
HENRY S PIERPONT. County Judge.
Dated September 2Sth, 1868
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AdminisfrakOr'S Sale.

NOTICE i. hereby given that the undersgn-
IN ed, Administrator of the Estate of Bar
tholomew Hays. deceased, late of the town Of
Meeme, Manitowoc county, by virtue of license
from the County Court of said county, will sell
at public auction on the 2lst day of January,
1864, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, the follow
ing described lands, to wit: The north half of
the north east quaster Of Sec. One-l-, IOWA
Seventeen-l7-, Range Twenty>two-22-,i in
said county aui state aforesaid at the dwelling
house of said Adm niStrator in said town.
Trims of sal sale will be made known at the
tine thereof. D ,red at eeme, this l9th day
Of December, 1868
CHARLES MCCARTHY, Admin s,rator.
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Notice of Forfeited Lots.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
MANITowuC COUNTY
Village Trea-urer'S Office,
Two Rivers, October 15th, 1868
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following
IN lots or parcels of land lying in the village
of Two Rivers and State of Wisconsin, will be
forfeited unless the taxes levied Oh the same in
the year 1861, together with interest, costs,
and charges due thereon, shall be paid FIR the
same before the 18th day of January next and
that on and after 18th day of January next
purchasers of sale certi6cat dated -- will
be entitled to a conveyance on the lois or par
GELS Of land described in said certificates of Sale,
according to the charter OF said village, to wit
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SheriH,S Sale.

The State of Wi-con>iu-Manitowo County
Circuit Court Frederick G. JoreS, against
Oh ,rles Durand. G orge Rice, and George ii
Bartholomew Elk cutan
Bv virtue OF an execu'''n issued ont of and
under The seal Of said Cont IN he abOye-enti
tied aciun, to n- directed a, d delivered, and
.gairst the personal and real properly of said
Charles Durand George Rice and George l.
Bartholomew have seized AID ieviet upon the
f,llowing- described real e-tatc and all the righ,
title and Interest which he said def I'D ms Or
pirh r of them, had IN afd ~ thr property It
tie d3'e % The hlj of he aitachma. t. g..
wit: on The eighth day of November, 1861 or
have sine qnrci
Lots nos fr IN ore i to twenty tonr "a
in Rlock B il Reeds ID iit!on to the vill,se %.
Marit0woc. MautoWoc c"u atv Lots ms. from
one i to twenty eight ID in Book G
of said additoa. Lots nos. from one Il TO
twenty eight --26-- in Block F of said addi-
ton