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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-14
Late from Richmond

friend at Washington has sent us copy OF
the Richmond Examiner, of last Wednesday,
Sept. It'll. By an endorsement in pencil on
the margin the reader will learn its history
"Capt. A. 10th Fla Regt. Regards to Capt.
Moor, commanding Yank. Picket Line"
The Examiner is a dingy sheet, two-thirds
the size of the Press, at $50 per year for the
daily!
The following extracts, taken from two sep
crate editorials show how the "sour grapes
spirit is shown in a rebel editor
The Dutch High and Low, are investing
heavily in Federal bonds. These are shipped
over to Germany aud Holland by the bale,
and are purchased in Amsterdam, Bremen and
Hamburg by the package. The price at first
was about sixty cents on the dollar; but it
has fallen with the fall of greenbacks, to
about forty cents. The Germans are said to
welcome each fall as a godsend. Germany
is the most efficient ally of LINCOLN in
finance; and except Cis-Atlantick Africa the
most prolifck of recruits Without the ne
groes and the Dutch, GRANT and SHERMAN
would be in a bad way. The irresistible
United States, with their twenty millions Of
population, are unequal to the subjugation of
the rebellion. except by loans from the Dutch
and recruits by the hundred thousand from
the German and African races.
1t is mortifying certainly to have been
obliged to abandon Atlanta to the Yankees
not that we attach any especial value to the
place, but that they do. The reverse is not so
much material as moral; and Atlanta was
never strategic point so much as point OF
honor. 1t was once, to be sure, called the
Gate City, but that gate has long been off
Its hinges, and Is one OF those passages that
lead to nothing"
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From WashinQf0yt.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ID.
One third OF the bonds Of the recent loan
were delivered to-day, and immediate deliver
les will continue to be made as last as the GER
tilcates are presented for that purpose. The
Secretary OF the Treasury has directed that
the entire amount realized from this loan shall
be paid to the army.
Warrants were Issued yesterday for money
to pay the troops in Northwestern Missouri
and Iowa.
Eight rebel deserters from Hills corps ar
rived here to-day on the mail boat from City
Point.
The order OF Gen. Grant, offering protec-
ton TO deserters and promising employment
to deserters out Of reach Of the rebel authori-
ties, has already had the desired effect and
squads OF them frequently come within our
lines.
The Military Governor of the District of
Washington has issued an order prohibiting
the sale of clothing 10 any enlisted man upon
the discharge papers he may present until the
papers have been examined and special per-
init detained from the Governors headquar-
tiers. The reason for this order is that per-
sons engaged In the clothing business have
frequently sold citizens clothes TO enlisted
meR who exhibited certificates Of discharge
which In most eases proved spurious and
logged, or belonging TO parties other than
those presenting them. This business has been
brisk In Washington.
A military order just issued directs that de-
serters from U. S. troops arriving In Wash
ington, who report themselves as belonging
to any particular regiment, shall be perma-
nently assigned TO the regiments of which
they thus represent themselves as members
Deserters now In the prisons OF the district,
or who may hereafter arrive, whose regiments
are unknown, shall be sent Immediately to the
front with instructions tn the Commanding
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A ROLL Of Bills-the owner can have the ssme
fisemept EDWD Fpx
Sept l3-d3t
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To THE BENEvoLENr.-A poor widow Of
this city, with family of six children depen-
dent upon her daily labor for their bread, has
peep 81 With fever TO- the past tour weeks,
consequently the family has been deprived Of
the benefit OF her needle. The oldest child is
girl Of fourteen years, who has been her
mothers only nurse and has not only taken
the entire care Of her mother, but done all
the work of the family. The youngest Is
sscrt three years old, The mother Is now on
tie rnend.ng nand, bit al it viii be some time
before she win be able 10 resume her labor,
any one willing to lend helping hand can
learn further particulars by applying at this
Office. Before she was taken sick, she ran
her sewing machine and ner needle from six.
teen 20 eighteen hours PVT Of I've tveHsy-four
II Argus
On making enquiries we nnd the above to
be such case as appeals to the sympathy Of
every one,
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A GOOD School for Boys. Topsham, Maine. a
fui anu healthy locality. For Circulars &C., please
address the Principal,
WARREN JOHNSON, AN.
Sept 1-d3ws
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BY TELEGRAPH
ToTHE
Portland Daily Press.
Speech Of Secretary se.rard.

WASHINGTON, Sept Is.
Secretary Seward made the following ad.
dress to the members of the Lincoln and John.
son Association, who called upon him this
evening:
Fellow Citizens-I understand that YOU are
the Lincoln and johnson Association Of the
District of Columbia. Voices, I'VE are")
Well, / enquire because 1t is well when peo-
pie meet that each party know exactly who
the other is. I'll tell you, therefore, who |
am. L am Q citizen who Is In favor OF the
same ticket you support, Lincoln aud johnson.
| am for them because they are the candidates
OF the Union for which we are fighting for
We have found 1t necessary to fight for that
cause, and when am obliged to fight for a
cause, am the last man that goes to the polls
aud vote against it.
Fellow Citizens I'm a speech / made at
Auburn said there would be no draft, be-
cause the army is being reinforced by 5000 to
1000 volunteers per day. The people OF
Auburn understood me and cleared their dis
trict OF the draft by volunteering. Patriotic
men In Philadelphia write me that they un-
cerstood me to say that there will be no draft
aud therefore they stop volunteering. l avail
myself, therefore, Of this occasion to correct
their mistake by saying that grace can only
show itself by works, SO the draft will surely
come If we do not volunteer and so prevent
it. hope that point is settled now.
Fellow-citizens The Democracy at Chi
cago, after waiting six weeks to see whether
ills war for the Union is to succeed or fail
finally concluded that it would fail, and, there
fore, went in for a nomination and platform to
make the fact sure thing by q cessation of
hostilities and an abandonment of the contest.
At Baltimore, on the contrary, we deter
mined that there should be no such thing as
failure, and therefore we went in to save the
Union by battle to the last.
Sherman and Farragut have knocked the
bottom out Of the Chicago nominations, and
the elections in Vermont aud Maine prove the
Baltimore nominations staunch and sound.
The issue Is thus squsrely made up-Mc-
Clellan and disunion, or Lincoln and Union.
Have you any doubt Of the result on that Is
sue? mo! nop No, nor do l have any
doubts.
Many thanks, my friends, for this visit.
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Wanted.

A PLEASANT and convenient tenement of four
"A or hve rooms. near the Genre Of the city, for
family OF only two persons. Su.h q tenement can
be rent d to good aging tenant and leased for
number OF years 10 one who will take good care Of
the SAM. BY addressing L. j. u Box AZ Portland
p. o., stating location, sc. TT
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NEW YORK, Sept IL
Cotton-dull; sales at so for middling uplands.
Flour-sales IL 900 bbls; State and Western nrm-
err; State s5o9l0 10; Round Hoop Ohio ~ 69(9
1890: Western 509l0 80; southern--steady; sales
600 bbs; Extra do IL 00Gl4 90; Canada frmsr sales
500 bpls; Extra S51l2 CO.
Wheat-2a4e better sales q. 40 bushels; Chicago
epring 10. Winter Red Western AGA 81.
q rn-aetiye; sales 1000 bushsi mixed Western
60f6l6ia
Oass-duiI; sales Canada at sSa9oc.
Reef-heayy.
rorK-adyanclng; sales Z. 100 bbls; new mess Il Is
G43 Is.
Lard-lower; sales $500 bbls at 2si924io.
Cut Meat---steady.
Butter-frmer; State At 4S9E1c.
whiskey-hrgeri saies 1900 bbls at So9l 81.
Sggsr-qsist: sales $50 hhdsi Muscoyado 2oas2otc
IS boxes Havana at Use.
hoiasses-quet: sales 90 bbls New Orleans IL.
Petroleum-quiet.
Ersights TO Lverpool-dull.
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All who believe that this is white mans
Goyernment-that the white men shall rule it,
and that white man, no matter how poor or
low his condition, II he lead moral life, Is as
good as any negro in the land, will vote for
Mcclellan and Pendleton, on the white mans
ticket-IDaily News, Sept 8.
The News has omitted just one word-we
supply 1t, and thus perfect the paragraph:
All who believe this white-feather mans
Government-thst whte-feather men should
rule 1t, and that white feather man, no mat
ter how poor or low his condition, If he lead a
moral life, is as good as any negro In the land,
will vote for Mcclellan and Pendleton, on the
white-feather mans ticket-TNew York Tri-
bune.
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Municipal Oourt---Sept. l3.

Peter G. Conley, THAT Is what he gave as
bis namel the fellow who broke into Gruntal's
store last week, was brought before the court
and pleaded guilty to the complaint The
value Of the goods he had thrown from the
window amounted TO 1892. In default OF bail
r. the sum of $1,000, for his appearance at the
November term Of tie Supreme Court, he was
committed TO jail.
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From the Army before Richmond.

NEW YORK, Sept. l3.
The Richmond Examiner of last Friday,
says Gen. Grant has massed . great many
ttoops on the railroad two miles south of Pc
tersburg, and has withip the last ten days
pushed his left a quarter Of mile ives, OF the
railroad. He will, at an early day, make a
grand burst and try to reach the South Side
railroad at some point near the town. This il
TO be hss next grand movement, ---sss..-----.-e-
The Wing says Shermsp visited the rebel
wounded at IoassIoTo', and told them he in
teadaa to take his army back to Atlanta, rest
1t, aud then go 70 Andersonville. This is re.
garded as Yankee braggadocia.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY,

Nsse Advertisement To-Day.
( Recruits Wanted.
Information Wanted.
Manufacturer Bank.
Probate Notices.
Rooms 10 Let
Portland Company.
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UNwIsE AcrIoN.-We regret to see that
the Union men Of Bath split on two of their
County nomieees through the loss of 200 or
2oO votes to the regular ticket in that county
has no other effect than to crafty the COM
mon enemy. We know that the gentleman
who had the benefit of the split tickets for
the Senate will not thank his party friends for
such an act OF indiscretion, an act that may be
retaliated when divisions may prove disas-
trous.
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BY E1eCtr1C1ty

y - 49, y
The Rheumatic. the equity. the lame and the lazy
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elAstxs
ity Of youth; the heated brain IL cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored. the uncouth deformties re-
moved; fAintness converted TO vigor, weakness g
strength the blind made 10 the deaf 70 hear N
the palsied form to upright; the blerishss q
youth are obliterated; the 0ccidesfs OF mature
prevented; the calamities Of old age oovtAfeds aA1
an active circulation maintained.
l. DIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stonaehs,
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headacfsB
dixziness and swimming In the lead, with indiges-
ton and constipation Of tho boyels; pain In the ode
and back; leuoorrh0a. Tor vhitesls Milling Of tie
womb with internal cancers tumors, polypzs, snd
all that long train diseases will md In nectris-
ity sure means Of For painful nenstruatIon.
too profnse menstruaton and all Of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Hectricify e certain
specific, and will In short time, restore the su1ersf
to thu viEor Of health.
~R Aavs an Riscsro-Ca~ icaI xppornfss fer
extracting Mineral Poison rum the system, such -
| Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, ho. Hundreds vhs
are troubled with stif joints weak backs and yArt
oas other diculties, tho direct Of which. N
nine Gases out Of ten the effect Of poisonous drusA
can be restored 10 natural strength and vgor ~ wa
| use Of from ave to eight Baths.
| Once hours from o'clock a. =. 10 ?. Hill
| Q; and to p. u. -.
/ Conmltation Free. Uistsee
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A GENEROUS AcT.-It must have been ex-
eeedirgly gratifying to Mr.. Sweat to receive
such unmistakable evidences Of deep sympa-
thy for him In his affection as we understand
was manifested on Monday evening by a
Union lady in this city: With the thoughtful
ness that always characterizes the kind heart
ed woman, she obtained and forwarded to
Mr.. Sweat's last place of residence bottle o.
Mrs. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP as the
best remedy for his terribly disappointed
hopes.
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NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says Governor Andrew has arrived here,
One Of Gen. Grants staff reports shat Lee
cannot attack with any esect until Early re-
turns, and sheridan holds him 40 closely that
he cannot fall back without immense disaster.
Park Benjamin died last night, aged IS.
Collector Draper has summarily closed two
bonded warehouses, for extortionate charges
against importers. In one case eight times
the rate allowed had been charged and In an
other s'a0o we're charged where the legal rate
was less than $lU0.
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S25 Reward I!

CyTOLEN from the subscriber on TUESDAY fWen-
- ing while in Pierce's auction room, All SIN
Pocfst Book containg S64 in money, note against
Charles HooRdon Gorhsn, for soo,snd enc as ainst
CHARLES aooper for sl2. The above reward " III be
paid for the recovery Of the properly anu tns stec
lion of the thief ,uo.
Tune s.-f uSonoE BEN.
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followed by light rains Ibut for our part we
are disposed to refer them to the malice of the
rebels; for the insects are of the kind known
as "greybacks;" they came from the South;
have an attenuated and hungry look, and
never know when they are satisfied. good
stiff breeze from the North, too, is likely to
blow them away before long, never to return.
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NEW Firm Messrs. Merrill, Parsons &
Small have entered into copartnership and
spened a wholesale Fancy Goods Store in the
new and spacious rooms, les Middle street.
Evans Building, where they have large and
we'll selected stock of foreign and domestic
fancy goods, which they will sell to the trade
at the lowest cash prices. The members OF
this arm have had large experience in the
business aud will deal with their customers so
ss TO ensure continuance Of their patronage.
Persons who are making purchases will find it
for their interest to give them call.
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The ROBBERY AT THE CAPrsIc House.
Mr.. Murch who keeps the Capisic House,
where the soldier was robbed few days
since as already mentioned In the Press, in
forms US that the persons who committed the
robbery were intoxicated when they came TO
his house, that they called for no liquor there,
and would have been denied had they done
90, on account Of the situation which they
were In. Mr.. NJ. used all vigilance in giving
information OF the robbers to the police of our
city, and pointed out the villains In order to
secure their arrest. So he states to US.
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Couar,uershtp Notice.

TVvHE undersigned have this day formed eorarm,-
IL nership under the arm and name % sa,
Parsons Small for the purpose o, ec,pk wn.
sag fsney uv NJ IA. MxRRiLL.
Up s'As' so'' l.. PARsors.
CHAe- SHALL,
Aus Goth. 1874. ,ssPl3s1v
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Administrators sale

NOTICE Is hereby given. that by virtue Of H.
dwelling house on the remises. the seventeenth
day Of October, A. 1864, At O'Clock in the aer-
noon. the homestead lot Of the late Reuben Boi.
brook late Of Freepor, In said County, situate in
said Freeport, and containing Jour acres Of land
with tbs buildings thereon.
HORACE BREWER. AdministrAfor.
Dated this 7th day of Sept, 1854. 2tavSws
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We omit the scattering votes. There were
only three for Governor; two for member OF
Congress; twelve for Senator; eight for Rep
reseniatiyes, and one for each of the other Of
hcers balloted for
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TIE Drars Ordered for the 1o.a ,a.s.

The DRAFT Ordered for the f9th inst.
Albany, Sept. ID.
The following telegram from Washington
has been received by Gov. Seymour,
Washington, l2th.-The draft has been or
dered TO commence in Ohio and other States,
whose quota has not been filed up, on Nom
day the 10th of Semptember.
(Signed j, B. FRYE.
Provost Marshal General.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. Is.
There Is official authority for contradcting
the report that Sec. Fessenden has decided TO
place temporary loan Of fifty millions upon
the market.
Sec. Stanton has returned.
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Dissolution.

TIME arm Of Howard strout, as attorney ana
III Counsellors Al Law ia this day dissolved ~ mn.
tuai consent Either partner viii attend 70 the set
clement Of Of the business Of the late urn, a, 49,.
Mr. Howard will continue 10 occupy o4neesA Aie-
die street. over Caseo Bank "a. xr..,
M Strout will occupy once lVo hioaie urssss
Opposite JoexrH HOWARD,
SnwALL G. SrRour.
port,.pd. June ~. lss4.-dsm
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MORRIS MINsTRELs. - Notwithstanding
the storm which prevailed Monday and Tues
day evenings these minstrels had crowded
houses at Deering hall, and their performan-
ses aHorded great amusement. They will
give another concert this evening.
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WE call ettsntinn to the advertisement Of
New Institute for Physical Culture. We know
that two or three hours per week cannot be
more probably or pleasantly employed than
IN this institution. Parents send your child
ran
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MosoUrroEs.-The New York Post, speak
ing Of mosquitoes that throng Long Island
about this time says:
Some philosophers ascribe this unusual
swArming Of the insect 10 the long drought,
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Political.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 13
Ex-Gov. VIM. Biglor has been nominated
for Congress by the Democrats Of Clearfeld
comfy.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. l3.
Hon. w. w. Ketchum Of Wilkesboro', was
to-day nominated for Congress by the Union
lists OF the 18th district. Hon. G. A. Grow
having declined.
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INSTRUMENTATION have been received
on board the Sabine, during the time il has
been In this port, 700 men, the most of whom
have been sent to Boston. There have been
but FIVE desertions from that number.
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PERsoNAL-Col. Il. G. Thomas OF this city,
who has recently, in command OF brigade,
seen some very hard service In front of Peters
burg, arrived home on Saturday last, on
short furlough.
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Official Vote Of the City.

The Board OF Alderman convened yesterday
afternoon and opened the returns from the
several wards in this city of the votes given
on Monday. The following is the result:
GOVERNOR.
xoo9 1894.
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EDw NJ .PArrEN. AUcrIoNEER. Il EzeAapr. 81
Valuable Property ON Commercial
Sc. mt Auction.

IN Friday. September 10th, at r. n. on the
- premises, without reserve valuable lot Of Land
se northerly side Of CONNIE rcial street, nearly
spSs's the head OF Franklin Wharf IL has front-
40 s, Commercial Of % feet, extending back about
ing so sssrng front Fore street OF 30 feet max
without 60, 90. square feet. 1t win be sold above
seer a. az =, I've on avorable terms. Plan may Be
csu an me me Aerehants' Exchange For particulars
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az Saturday, September 18th, at 3 O'Clock p. ~
" we shall sell the three story wooden house 4
Deer ST. The house Is finished throu ghe ut 1ns CO.
cts. tine cellar, plenty water centrally located IN
good repair, always under rent, and . desirable
property for investment sale positive to close m
an estate. Terms af sale.
HENRY BAILEY 3 CO., Aucrrozs,ns.
Sapf
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MEETINGS are quite interesting at Preble
Chapel. Rev. Mr. Burnham will preach this
evening, also tomorrow and Friday evenings,
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SUCCESSFUL oPERATIoN.-A cancer was
taken from the lip of Mr.. John R. Pridham,
Newcastle, n. H., on Saturday last, by DIR.
Lamb of this city.
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steamer ssak-Loss of Life.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. IL.
The steamer John ]. Roe, recently sunk
near New Madrid, was valued at $4,000
There was an insurance upon the boat for
$4,000. Five lives were lost There was
considerable government freight on board.
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AUCTION SALES.
Furniture mi Aucfion.

nN Wednesday, Sept. l4th. at ton O'Clock A. n .,
" at the house of John 5. Miller, No. a6 India St.,
Al the Furniture In said House. consisting Of Beds,
Bureaus. Sofas. Chairs. Tables. CARPETS. Mirrors.
Sroekery, Glass, China. lin, and Wooden Wsrs.
IIDls cutlery, farlor and Cock Stoves, together
with the Kitchen Furniture
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctionesrs.
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND
Shook Makers Wanted.

4 FEW good workmen win and steady employ
"A ment q the highest prices. by applying, at
hOksk'S shook Mandatory South Boston, or At
his once No sIndia Wharf Boston
Sept i3-dim
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House and Lot at Auction:

ONnhursday SCI To- at o'clock r. N We shal
The house new modern and convenje nj In ~ ar
rangement with good closets fine cellar, abun
investment or occupancy. The lot 4 ss by 81 FEET.
little clear-sale positive.
HENRY BAILEY q Co., Austionesrs.
Sept 7-dtf
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Notice.

FVvHIS day give TO my two sons, Z. J. and Chas
IL RandHl. their time, to get and trade for them.
selves shall not claim their wages, or pay tnsn
debts. T. c. RANDALL, keIer Eslh. Ne.
Witness, Mary Pillsbury, Mary D. Pillsbury;
June n, 1854 iuneH
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

II tAs Ysar One Thousand ksghf H1s@es oss
Sirfy-Fo1
An Ordinance 10 prevent oestr1etions upon rot-
land and Forest Avenue kaiiroaa
n. IL ordained By fAe Mays ~, Aidermen, asd CoA
von CouaciI oftAe City ef Portland, IN CITY Coss
en- assembled, as foiiosrs -
C,rfTION Any person wilfully placing an OBJ
st,uction Of any kind upon The rails Of the Port
isnd and Forest Avenue Railroad in the streets OF
shis City, shall be punished BY fine not exceeding
Twenty Dollars.
sxc2. This ordinance shall take effect end be In
force frsm and after its approval BY the Mayor.
Approved, Sept. 8, 1864
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
Sept 7Ea2w JIM. HEATH. City Clerk.