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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

Are you sick, feeble and COM
planning Are you out of or
der with your system deranged
and your feelings uncomforta-
Bile? These systems are often
the prelude to serious illness
Some fit of sickness is creeping
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-03
80 AVERT EMENTS.
CT nc u j A X.
OFFICE : ?. X K. co
VAGINAL, lroe, OcT D, 1905

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x,EaHli. 1roe, oc7 2s, 1905
~, s!o:tioiier, y i' sOusA~n
P.-ide X u @
raF condition II the ooun'fy ior the
i,at Ave yrn-s, haa prcc,uiel th- nns
.-.1t, Of Communication btigceg macy
ed .al the Office of this compgny
~, ,v.at. however trAnspird At .un
.lv mot, date. 10 haze come to your
s,f.lvr Il wa tie s.lc Of the Road.
i..-d,.ea A. / pr1p.r,v belonging b thc
.,',,,-,,i,n o. the 3rldiy 0. september.
,.sl bv tie Sheriff Of iIarri.on Coua'y
CDR xsrr'ilps obtained IN 1859 snl go
n. ,.r,u, Of that sale the stock Of al was
Ia, ara tie purchaserl became ID Com
-, and sole 1nucrs Of tie Road and
'snterld rghi'
MANY months pterinul to the sale.
,ar, wa al pplcd bv the Company. iaow
IN an 10 meet Is liabilities On the
Ban J,y Of November, SIS at q meeiiu,
- ths Stockholders. held ia Louisville.
f,.p Of hfly c.n's on each share OF Eve
s,H.r. Of stock wa. called for, and al
abatement meeting OF Stockholders held
's.t, same cts on tie j,h day Of March.
l.sl A loan. or additional subscription o.
css ds.s, per share Of fse dollars, rcduc
Estl.I vas c6.iti Tor
Tb, Stockholders failed to relieve the
,s.ltes OF the company AID prevent b.
rr 4 portion Of th.m however. who
tsH promptly met tAts' calls dfifIas %
,..r.au thelr interests became Tire pa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-03
CEoC EEIES.

4 LARGE assortment jsst received, IN.
y Guiding Rye agd Bourbon WhietY.
French Bia1dy also On ct'fs article Of
Brandy tor medical purposes !oil Shsr.
rs. Maltria. and Clsrri Wines by tie
bottle. cass. or gallon, Champaign, Rcd
Jacket. Plantation IIosieiier, and Bakers
+ tiers ana f1ll supply oi bar stores
generally ESQ Rio and java Cci-e, Tea
crushed and rulyerizrd Sugar csndles,
soda. last fowi.Ts Starch, Biacaiu1,
Pepper Spice Ginger, Cloves Nu'mcig,
riel.lts. Ot'trs. can nri brandy Fruit. ,
Pepper ard " orcesterslire Sauce, Nust-
room aud walnut Ceisgp, Lemon syrup.
Buckets Tubs II o hes aga large So
sof' men, q smol .ur sud chewing Tob G
co and Cigars. Sc 5ca !9w icr cash, BY
t. G. bELl,i.h
Sept 20. % u-5f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-03

4 LARGE stock on hard ] vii pur.
y chase Cotton 10 tie seed and furnish
gg,rs aad rope 10 rnt II up
l.. c. pEllSLE
sept, 20 'c5 n5-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-03

nIII.s.

1 FINE assortment a Black Ard
y Pad SIAs lor sale ~
l.. {. DEllSlF
Oct {. 'Ca r6-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-03
Boot, and Shoes.

TilF 3arsss, assortment ia this county.
! can be found az TIE stars of
l.. G. nrIlslE
sept 20 s. ts-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-03

4 ND Lamps for sale Is
y /. G. pklIS1Y.
sept 20, 'G5 r5-.i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-03
JUST Op rNINH.
ht thc oil stand + Galloway & Rains
FANCY TUzNTE.

= ~NNb v . . SsN&O 3 -,
I ANCASgLR ifNGnANs. D
II lairo. Angola Checks. Waite and
Re i'aund Plaid Lus, J. Fancy r,a'd,.
Apror Cbeck'. Ticking brown Drillirg
Brosp aud Hlesched Dome'ica, lnsh
liucn Veil Barge. Plaid aud Owls,
Muslin SILK, l.uen, and co,toa Hand
sctcbiehj
LADIES FANCY BELTS,
iIoon Skirts. Fmbsoideftd Skirts sl-o.os
s1d CC!arg. Hair Net,s White end
broen Cotton Hose, ni,-e Can,hs. Read
I'd She Combs, Fuc Combs ToaA
Brushes, uair r.as SIX AID Flax
Thread, berrei Ribbon TAI Ribbons.
Needles pini Hooks ani Eys
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
Tba Publ;o Schools Of the Oity,

Next week the examination of the public
schools OF the city will take place under the
: direction of the experimenting School Com
mittee, as follows; sds d ssasai5ass
Tuesdoq, Feb. 14th.--Primary School, Nos.
/, 3, s, 6, Z, I2 and IA, in the forenoon, and
Nos. 2, A, 8, Q, 10, IL and 10 in the afternoon.
81 Wednesday, Feb. i5th-The High School.
Thursday, Feb. l6A.-Willis School for
Girls, Bracket Street Grammar School for
Girls, Centre Grammar School for Girls. and
Congress Street Grammar School for Girls.
Friday, FEB. I7th.-Park Street Grammar
School for Boys, Centre Grammar School for
3 Boys, Congress Street Grammar School for
q Boys, Fourth Grammar School for Boys.s
Saturday,, FEB. 18Th. -Intermedjats School
for Boys.
The vacation of each School will commence
at the close of its examination. The next
term of the Primary Schools will commence
on Thursday, March I'd, and of the other
Schools on Monday, March 9th. is9a4ii3
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
xxxyIrI CONGRESS- Second Session.

SENATE. an4
WASHINGTON, Feb.S. !
- Mr.. Clark was chosen President Of the Sem
ate pro TEN during the absence OF Mr.. Ham
lin. f yaas,s{s
The bill for the better organization OF the
pay department of the army was reported back
from the Military committee. "a .sf.S. ]
A resolution was adopted requesting tne
President to furnish the Governors OF States
an official copy of the amendment to the Con-
stitution abolishing slavery, and to request
them to furnish action of their several States.
The bill regulating commerce between the
States was made special order of Monday. !,
The bill taking one degree from Utah ana
adding it to Nevada was passed.
The bill establishing bridge over the Ohio,
River at Cincinnati was then taken up and
passed. ii s ssis ~ !
The bill reimbursing Missouri for expenses
in calling out their State militia was passed. !,
The Legislative, Executive, and Judicial
appropriation bill was considered, but no &C.
ton was taken. 80
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion. Adjourned. +
HOUSE. .yal, sssa Isl
The report on the disagreement on the
Freedmens' Bureau bill was taken up.
After debate, the report was concurred ID
GA against 81. g sa. I'D .s.sasf Il, ~.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the Amendatory Internal Revenue
! Bill sise,z ,saarasf ,s.s
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, explained the bill
at the evening session. Its consideration was
continued. bla s9sssa "a y .sa..5 IS la.iS e5
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, proposed an
amendment to tax domestic spirits on hand 30
cents per gallon. Negatiged.. Yeas 20; nays
A. No quorum. saaua 10 45esaar .iasf IS /
+ After fruitless attempt to obtain a quorum,
the House adjourned. .,Hqo 7s eat
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

FANCY BALL-Let all who would enjoy
good time, and witness one of the greatest
novelties eyer seen in this city secure ticket
to the Grand Fancy Dress and Novelty Ball,
which takes place at Lancaster Hall tonight.
Some of the richest dresses ever on the Amer
lean stage VIII be seenat this ball also num-
Der OF comic characters will be in attendance.
Mr.. Hudson, the Artist, has succeeded in
making the hall look like Fairy Palace, and
when lighted and filed with the many gay
dresses which will be worn, it will afford
scene worth witnessing. Tickets can be had
of the managers and at the door, 1.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
CITY OF PORTLAND.

In the Year One Thousand Eight hundred ona
Sirtg-Five
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

e THE SEVENTH LECTURE, INDEPENDENT
CoURsE.-This lecture win be given this eve
ming as City Hall by Miss Anna g. Dickinson.
Miss Dickinson is known to our citizens, and
the announcement Of her name will fill our
spacious hall. We expect to see the largest,
most brilliant and enthusiastic audience this
evening that has attended any lecture this
season. 1t is not a shame for o. woman to
make bare her head and speak in public when
she can speak so well as Miss Dickinson and
for such anoble cause. Has any one neglect
ed to secure bis ticket? If SO, we advise him
to be be about it this morning Immediately af-
ter taking his coffee and reading the Press,
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
Per steamship Australasian a N.w York

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Jan. 2Sth.-
Cotton as Ia improved demanr in the early part
the week and In sc me instances prices slightly adj
vanced, but since Tuesday business has been very
limited and the market cl0Eed heavily on Thursday
with further decline in quotations American was
freely oRsred and closed with decline of Id per
pound In middling, and better ialites in other de-
scriptions the decline ranges from J6li The sales
OF the week were q 220 bales, including to spec
ulators and exporters. The quotations Q as fol-
lows: Orleans tair 26d; mind ing 244d; Mobile fair
z54; middling 23z; uplands fair Is; middling 1884,
y The market ON Friday was q 1t and dropping With
sales OF 300 bales Stock in port 449 $50 bales in
Gliding 34,870 American.
Trade at Manchester was dull with a downward
LIVERPOOL BREADsEUFFs MARKET. Jan.
zS.-Fiour slow but pricss unatered. Wheat quiet
and without changer Red Western 7s 9dGss a.
While ssg9s Corn held firmly, sales small mixed
28s per 40 pounds. ass sslia N o. I, "a
LIVERP DOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Jsn. rs.
Beef stsady but BUSINESS checked by the recent ad.
vance. Pork firm at 70s for fine quality Bacon in
good rcduest at Is ADVANCE; new 40 @5ls; Hams Il
dearer. Chees firm. Butter in fair demand and
steady. Lard very firm and rather dearer CLOSING
with els asked for fine old and 57s Cd for new Tai
low in z cd demand and unchanged. nas liaasel !
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. JAN %.
hes steady at Isl Sugars frmer; Coffee in limited
can 26s Cd; Spirits Turpeatine-sales quiet, r..
tai ed ct e7s@6Ss; Petroleum very quiet refined Is
y Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 2S-Cotton-dull and declined
3@zd; sales to day 2060 bales -
LONDON MONEY MARKET Jan 2S.-Consols
closed at 89k@893 for money. - -
AMERICAN SECURIITES-Il Central rail.
road sharesb0a 3dis; Erie Railroad s4i@s6l.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

THE Assemblies Of the Irish American Re-
lief Association closed for this season on We'd
nesday evening. There have been two courses
IF Assemblies and they have been most sue
cessful ;s,.,roughout. On Wednesday evening
there we're 100 couple present, end II was one
of the most pleasant affairs Of the season. We
congratulate the managers upon the success
full result of their labors.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

London, Jan, 2S.-Professot Goodwin Smith
in letter to the Daily News, thinks that now
for the first time we may discern glimmer-
ing of the dawn of peace in America. He
argues that as soon as slavery is virtually
crushed, it is conceded on both sides, that no
question remains but that of State rights, and
the possibility of peace is based on reason
able recognition of those rights.
Liner pool, Jan, 28-The rumors of peace
negotiations from Richmond, received to-day
per the steamship Etna, created much talk 10
Liverpool, and exerted very depressing effect
on the cotton market. --s l..'s saads
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
supplies 70, Union Prisoners At The South I,

d Supplies for linton Prisoners at the South.
WASHINGTON, Feb. g.
Brig. Gen. Hayes reports from Richmond to
the War Department that he has been paroed
and appointed agent to receive and distribute
supplies for Union prisoners. He reports that
supplies of $50 private packages and so bales
of blankets have been transferred to him. "A
warehouse has been provided for storing sup
plies, aid be is assured by Mr.. Ould that every
facility for their transportation will be provid-
! ed. He has commenced the distribution of
supplies, and states that he will need 1000
suits OF clothing, overcoats excepted, add.
uonai to supply the wants of our men confined
IN various rebel prisons. Gen. Grant in for
Harding the Communication of Gen. HAYES to
the War Department says the acquisitions can
all be attended to at City Point, and a greater
part has already been niied, &, ss. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

MISUNDERSTANDING and Bakers troupe
of Ministries, which have been giving enter.
tainments at Bangor and other places. will
give one of their concerts Saturday evening at
the City Hall. The company is said to be a
very talented one. No doubt they will draw
a full house.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

CAsco ST. CHURCH Social Levee last even
ing at City Hill was grand affair, and passed
off to the entire satisfaction of large congre-
cation. 1t was indeed complete success in
every respect. If our columns were not so
much crowded we should have been glad to
give such description Of the Leyee as its
merits demand, h.it we are limited to this
brief notice. MUCH Credits due e the Ladies
and gentlemen who prepared such pleasing
entertainment for the public. :, : .egs.fgao +.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

In the Year One Thousand Eight Kindred ona
Ssrfg-fNive.
An Ordinance amending an Ordinance entitled
Gan Ordinance establishing q sinking Fund"
Be 10 ordained by the Mayor, Atdermen, ana Com
mon Council ofthe City Of Portland, in City CoHn-
cst assembled. as (ottoscs:- $50 -
GECTI0N AN Ordinance entitled "An Ord
- nance eetab ishing sinking Fund f" asstd Ju-
" 8, A. ID 1851 lie hereby amended by In tn the
words Not less than i've per cent of q Q ex.
istng City Debt aft. the word detefDri e. IN the
thirteenth line of the second section OF said Ordi
nance, and by stris ing out the word "Cl pita' in
the last Tine Of said section, and inserting the word
'prA cip - so that al section as amended thall
read as 10 lows:-
''SEcTIoN 2 --Al balances Of money unappropri-
ated remaining in the Treasury at the end II any d.
nancal year; all eycesees Of income yer the origi-
mai estimated income; hbalaDees of ap roprations
original, or ny additions remaining ON the books Of
the Auditor all receipts for premiums on City Notes
issued all eiptsin money ON account Of the tale
of any r al es ale OF any 90 cription now belonging
VIII eh may hereafter belosg o The ci y. ept nR
the Of Dusia lots in the Csmeferesei the city;
all receipts account ofthe principal sum Of any
STOCKS. binds or notes Low ne1 or which msy
herea ter be owned ~ t9e ety; and also Of the an.
nual city tax such sum rs the Ctv Council of Zach
year shall it and Diet rn,ne, not less than Eve per
cent Of tire then existing city debt; sha and the
same hereby Is appropriated to the payment or the
purchase ofthe principal o. the city debt.
Approved, \ eb 7, 1865 -lliff7fa
True Copy, Attest: Ane --M
fsbs-a2w ]. NJ. HEATH. City Clerk.
Argus copy. '''il7l
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

THEATRE-A very good house last even
ing, and the plays we're admirably performed.
To night is set apart for the benefit of Mr..
Murray, and an excellent bill of fare he offers
to our citizens, and no doubt will give him a
bumper, and he richly deserves one.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
Loss blythe great Fire d. Philadelphia.

q eSi5wr aeaS - PHILADELPHIA, Feb. O.
Both houses Of the Pennsylvania Legisla-
tnre to day passed bill prohibiting the stor-
age Of Petroleum In Philadelphia City.
The loss by the fire of yesterday is over
S50OO00. The loss on coal oil is $75, 900.
Over l00structures of various kinds were de-
stroyed. The missing dead number twenty
persons,
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
sunrsme Judicial Court.

JANUARY TERM-DAVIs, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-In the case of Casco Bank VS..
Keene, the evidence was all put in, and
Judge Fox made the argument for the defense.
Judge Howard will follow for plaintiff in the
morning.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
TEETHl TEETH TEETH,

Dr. D. still continues to Extract Teeth BY Elect, ia.
Sty soithoHt Pain, Perfons having decaytd tef IN
or stumps they wish to have remo ed Tor resetti pa
he would give polite invitation 20 call. WY
superior y tcctro &Ggnettc Machines for sale foI
family use with thorough instructions. l1.-E
DR.. ID. can accommodate few patienta with
board and treatment at his house.
Once hours from o'eIeok A H. 80 l2m..t
from to P. NJ, and Ito In the Evening.
Oons-lsntior free. w novitf
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

THE. NEW CUSTOM HoUsE.--An effort,
which there is probability of being success
full, lis besrg made to secure the erection of the
new Custom House on the lot Oh Commercial
street between Merrilps and Richardson's
wharves. 1T is said to be the most central
spot for those concerned in navigation.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
Isens IRON. so,.ther,. soarces.

{ = Ls'ls'a 9 .t'f7a'ss q WASHINGTON, Feb 9. /
Rebel dates from Mobile state that some
5000 Federals were at Pascagoula. A desert
er to the rebels reported that Porter and Ter
ry were awaiting orders from Washington.
1t is reported that Sherman's army has made
a Judgement on the railroad between Branch
vile and Augusta, which is partially confirm
ed by an interruption Of the telegraph be-
tween Augusta and Richmond since the morn
ing of the 6th.sas ~ sf--7.' eait
A rebel officer reports that the Federals are
concentrating large forces at Eastport and
Decatur to move on Selma and Montgomery,
Ala. IS oa'4a u 81 s.tsqF g a55ii-I.sI
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
Essy xors Marhss.

NEW YORK. Feb Q. 4
@Ss. -f'1--0 %
FlourgaIes IS $40 bbls: State and Western tirmer;
state ss6@9 so; Round hoop Ohio II 60 a II 75:
Western 40@9 95; Southern firm; sales 700 bis at
10 30 u 30; canada fmer sales 400 bbis at go a
IL 50. fsfRsH . Z ~ I. '7311 - -
Wheat-frm; saIes $4,000 bushels good No. 4
Chicago Spring 2 Is; $500 bushels No TMilwaukee
Club 2 20; 1890 bushels White Canada 57I(02 as. I
Corn-dull; sales $50 bushels ne Yellow Jersey
Z % I'D y wy
b Beef-quiet se asse1 n Il 4 4 ls,
80 vs.. q ~ ' 'es = A,' " ~ y
Lard-frm; sales 1900 bbls at 19a2ss.
Butter-quiet; Ohio 32@47. y. - J -
Wmskey-lower; sales 400 bbls Western at 280
.Rice-dsllj sales at auction Of Savannah Rice to.
day, iacluding l54 tcs common at a30l01. and II
ties good fair at 149174 'l 7s@f,Ss'"
Sugars-quiet; sales 80 hhds Muscoyada at 1sl6
2Ot; % boxes Havana at 20. f. .7 81
Cofee-duli afs stssgI Il. ssl isss,s *.
Molasses--dull tiss d.19 rr'a
Nsval Stores-frmer e-i
Petroeum-lower.
Tobacco-duu ~ -
freights to Liverpool--dull b isass ,sa
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

Who have cold haEds and feet; weak stomachs.
lame aud weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dzzinese and swimming in the head, with indiRes.
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain In the sids
womb with internal cancers; tumors. polypus and
gil that long train Of dseaees will find IN Electric.
ity sure means of cure. For painful menstruation
too proilse menstruation and all of those long line
Of trcroles with young ladies' Electricity Is ,ertan
specific, and will In short tte restore the ssaares
o the vinoP haaIthr
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
PORTLAND AND YIOTNITY.

Aea0 Adsertisensesss To-day.
Iheatre-Deering Hall.
Eco Bono Publ co. 4
Dhsolniion of Copartnership q = NEAI
Eve inbred Men Wanted for the Army & Navy
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
special Notice.

The folio wing regulations will be rigidly observed
BY the Proprietorsof the Press; $3.50. 8 ~
!. No papers win DO delivered by Carriers except
to those who have subscribed attic Office. 80
2 No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on his
Route, or to collect money from subscribers. Isl
g. earriersfound guilty OF violating the foregoing
rules they viii be discharged i,.ssS-i
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
1rnitad States District, Court.

'THURsDAY.-In the Admiralty case of Bree,
libellant, VS.. Williams, for assault on the high
seas, Judge Ware decreed s25 damages with
costs to libelallt.
E&F F. Fox W. 81. Clifford.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

Prcnosals for Fresh Beet.
opslon OF TIE a. 9. s.. Us: a,

UFBICE OF TIE A. .. s., y. = a.
Portland, Maine, Feb'y lat, 1866. I
CFALED Proposals will be rece we'd at this ofre
u until Monday February 81. 1865, at IL for the
supply of Fresh Beef all the troops stationed at
the Camps and Forts in the vicinTTy of Portland,
Maiue for one ear Tor such les time as the Com
missary General snail direcfl TIE Beefto be OF the
b.st qu,hty In quarters, with en- eq1si, proportion
to be exc uded.
Each bid must be accompanied by copy Of this
advertisement and the namts OF TWO respous ihle
persons fresidentf Of Portlandl TO ent into a uf
Gent bona as sureties for the faithful performance
of the contract.
The A. q. s. re erves the right TO reject any OF
all bids not 1eemed advantageous to the Govern
menf. 81.
Proposals must be epdorsed ssProposals for fur
nishia Fresh Beef Box 1922, Por Land Post Office
The BIDS vii be opened at the me spec fed, at my
Office No 1924 Nor on Block Congress street. Bid.
ders are invited TO be present
HENRY INMAN.
Capt. G. A. Q. NJ. g. A. c. s., U. s. A.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
NOTICE.

,.,ur urdersigred, three of the o rpo-ators NAM
al An the asf enutleH 3" Act 10 incorporate roe
.hsr cor orstors thst the frst meetinS under said
act win be held on Thursday, February 10th, at
o'clock M, at the onire Of II. p Desne, no III
Mid lie street. TO the toiioxing purposes.
1st-fc accept said Act. f- srI.G
2d-To take all necessary measures TO organize said
company according to law. -.
john e. rorNRII
f..ar ELI HALRr CLARK,
HENRY Z. DIANE.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
Dy MleCtr1Cdtv.

Tho Rheumatic the equity, the lama ana the lssy
leap with joy and move with the Rgiiy and elastic.
ity Of youths the heated brain is ooolod the frost
o-tten limbs restored, the uneouth dcsormities re.
moved faintness converted to vigor, weakneep to
strengths the blind made to see, the deaf to hear and
the paisied form to move upright; the bcrishes o.
youth are obliterRted the accidents OF mature life
pfeven ted the oalamities Of old age obviAted An1
A RnftTe ofrauIafi0r nfukafued
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

WE would call the attention of all interest
ed, to the advertisement of Capt, Inman, for
furnishing fresh beef 70 the troops stationed
in the forts anil camps IN the vicinity of this
citv
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
Oep.,.re Of Moosle Re-aaarn.ed. !

NEW YORK, Feb. 8.
The steamship Yazoo, from New Orleans
31st, reports that confirmation of the cap
ture of Mobile was telegraphed to that vessel
from New Orleans, via South West Pass.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
: o. MEDICAL EEPlRT9ENy.
Portland Academy !

The Winter Term will Begin Nov. So.
'THIS School is for both Misses and Masters. with
4 out regard to age or attainmepts.
Pupils may be admitted at any time in thete
For further particulars apply to
tgrsls j. II. HANSON, ssss1-
noylodom 81 Congress street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

Payment Of Audroscoggin R R Coupons.
THE undersigned win ray all Coupons attached
Il to Bonds OF the second Mortgage of tho Andro-
scoggn X. Co, that ell due in 1851, with interest
to Fec 1S s. on uresenment at his Office in Port,
land. He also pays Coupons Of said Bonds that tel
due before, with interest to June 30, 1884,
JABFZ q. WOOOMAN, ~
TT. of Trustees OF Sd Mortgage ofthe A: Z. x, Oo
Feb. 2. 1885. sE Wiz - -. feb4d&wS"
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
~ Sale mt Auction. salaHl
OF THE
UNIvERSALIST C lIRCH.

WILL be sold at public Auction ON the prem sea.
w. on Monday tn 18th inst, AZ &C ock, ,, NJ,
Inc Meeting House and LAND Of the First nsversa.
list society 10 Portland situated on the corner OF
CONGRESS and Pearl streets, in Portland.
There will also bs sold a. ths same time end place.
the Organ, Carpets, Cushions. Curtains and other
personal PROF. erty in said Church
For particulars apply to- il.lN- q ettA Nt
-.t4u CIV W. HARRIS, l
Committee. CHAELEs + KIMBALL
ite F.fI (JosEPK HALE.
-. HENRY BAH - CO. Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

~ House No 8 Mac anic > eet Furniture &c ~
Such as b dsteds. Bureaus. Wash STANDS, Sinku
Sofas; Work, Ceotre, Dining aud Ioilet Tabes;
Chars; Stone, on and Woo en- Wire; ct yes;
.ne Farmers Boi er; enc fine Melaplir o; large
Sea Chest one EXPIRES Wagon two Buggy
wagons; Whesl Barrows, Sleds. &c, &c.
IebStd HENRY BAILEY e co .Auct'rs.