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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-03
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The Boston Advertiser says that the
newspapers Of New York generally are full of
glee at the open war now declared between
the Herald and the theatrical managers ofthat
city. The breach made by Max Maretzek's
attack has been widened by vigorous con-
certed attack, and the Herald now stands
shorn of all its theatrical advertising patron
age OF the immense jobprinting business which
il monopolized, its little tender sThe Play Bil'
sunmarily annihilated, and even its free admis-
SONS withdrawn. 1t seems that in conse-
queues OF disagreement between Mr.. Ben
nett and Mr. barnum relative to the sale of
the site of the old Museum, the advertise
ments Of the new Museum were refused a. the
Herald counting room. This proceeding ox-
cited the indignation of the MANAGERS re,, a.
ally, who held secret meeting and resolved
to cut all connection with Mr.. Bennett and his
paper. The incident is especially funny in
consideration of the fact that since the out
break with the Maretzek the Herald has been
fawning most obsequiously upon the theatrical
managers, and especially praising their con-
duct in relation to the press, as compared with
that Of the conductor ofthe opera,
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A UNIQUE rNTERrA1NMnNr

The City Hall was cYosodvd last evening in
response to the notice for an entertainment by
that superior Ethiopian troupe, Morris Bros,
Pell & Trowbridge's Mnstrels. Those, if any,
who went expecting common negro concert,
were greatly but agreeab.y disappointed. The
programme was decidedly unique, but as pleas
ing as twas novel;
The * Trip Around the World,r or Voyage
Musicale, is indeed novelty. 1t is pano-
ramic representation of an embarkation, sea
voyagearrigal at Liverpool, London, Scotland
Germany France and many other places, and
home again, the whole illustrated and emil
vened by songs appropriate to the scenes. The
illustrated naval battle between the Alabama
and KeaIsarge was worth the price of the
ticket. Then the Irish songs and wit, the
Juicy jokes and the instrumental and vocal
performances generally, were of the first order.
~ Tonight new programme will be intro
duced-new songs, new music and new jokes.
The capacity Of the hall will no doubt be tested
by one OF the best kind of audiences. In con-
sequence Of the crowd last evening. and the
slight acquaintance of the ushers with the
numbering of the seats, more commission arosa
in seating the company, but the friction will a
possible, be avoided tonight. The accomplish
ed and gentlemanly agent viii spare NO pains
to give perfect satisfaction.
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y WARRINGTON, Oct. Y.
The following Is reorganization of the pub
lie debt as it appears from the books Of the
Treasury returns and acquisitions m the De-
partment on the Both of September last:
Debt bearing interest IN coin, 81, liz, $685.
191 80; interest, 65,O01 $40 so; debt bearing
interest in lawful currency, $4,000, 912, Sd4 /;
interest, $72,527,645 rs; debt on which inter
est has closed, $13S, 2,009; total debt bearing
no interest, 1886, S91 ,09S 81 total amount cut
standing, 81 IA, 947 726 II; total interest,
520,216 25; legal tender notes in circulation,
and one and two five per cent. notes, $32,954,
230; United States notes, old issues, $50, 007, :
600; United States notes, new issues, $427,-
768,499; compound interest notes, act of
March Sd, 1858, S15, 900, 900; compound inter-
est notes, act of June 30th 1854, 5000 012, al !;
total, $67, S12, 694, 900. As compared with the
statement for August there is a reduction of
the public debt of nearly 2,742,0OO, and of
interest Of 100000, and also a reduction of
$6,012000 legal tender notes in circulation
amount in the Treasury in coin is $32,740,-
7SS 70: do in currency, $56,2i6,441 10; total,
SSS,977, 229 SO, showing decreaseiof nearly
1921, 100000 in coin compared with the Au-
gust statement, and an increase of S13,454l57
in currency. The amount of fractional cur
rency is 6,4S7, 754, an increase Of $143, 000.-
There has been an increase of the June Both,
1884, 500 bonds of 1921 900, ant of July
18th, 1862, six per cent. temporary loan of
$S,O00OOO, and of March LIST, 1852, certificates
OF Indebtedness, reduction of over $22, 000,-
600. -
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Ren1OUO,S.
fNHE undersigned may be tonnd erom and after
,i. tn,s date ct the oica Of the Portland Rolling
Mills, No. 1875 FORE STREET. -.-,,,
Portland, Oct 8. ,sey. 'A0 : dsw
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FEARFUL PosTTIoN.-Y Yesterday noon. af-
ter the train from Boston had landed the pas
sengers at the Kennebec depot, and just as it
had started to go to the P. s. & P. depot, la
dy in stepping from the car fell between it and
the platform, a space not more than eight or
ten inches in width. She was being dragged
along by the car when two men seized her and
held her up while she was dragged some sixty
or seventy feet. Two of the employees OF the
Portland and Kennebec road, seeing the fear
full situation she was in, jumped on the car and'
crowding down the brakes to their utmost,
stopped the train, when she was released from
her dangerous situation, without having sus-
tanned any apparent injury. But for her be-
ing seized and held up by the two gentlemen,
she would have gone under the wheels of the
car.
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Plain and Figured PopZins.
A Ii SHADES and variety of STYLES. sailing
IN CHEAP at ss'' seinnS
s.or ELDEN s. wHITMA Ms.
e SeP' No. 8 Free St.
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Kariosss Itessss.

Ii8A4 New YORK, Oct. g. u
sloop- of-war Sabine, have arrived here.
The steamer Idaho, from Savannah 9th,
has arrived. -
A dispatch from Mellidgeville4to the SaFan-
nah Herald says the State Conyention has
unanimously adopted the ordinance declaring
the act of secession null and void.
The Posts Washington dispatch SAYS it is
understood that orders will be issued in few
days to disband the Veteran Reserve Corps
The regular army Is now sufficiently recruit
ed to take the place of this corps.a
The case of Ketchum was to come before
the general session to-day, but was postponed
until next Monday. On motion Of the Dis
trict Attorney, panel of 1000 jurors was or
dered, and notice given that further postpone
ment would be opposed by him. .-s...srr
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ANNUALLY"

Losses By THE FTRE.-The losses by the
fire yesterday morning were as follows: Messrs
3. F. Noble & Co, by lumber destroyed, from six
to seven thousand dollars insured for 81 200 in
the Massascit Office at the agency of Messrs
e. Webster &c Son. John Sidney in house
and furniture, about $1,000 insured ior
$500. Michael Cunningham, who owned the
building that was set on fire, loses about $500;
no insurance. a. J. Merrill, who owned the
woodward, cannot yet estimate his loss. He
had 20 insurance. .f,r-,. 4is...f
A horse, belonging to Alexander Marston,
a teamster. which was in the shed of Messrs
Noble & Co, was burned to. death. The loss
was made good to the owner, who is an indus
trious man, by voluntary subscriptions.
1t is stated that a boy of 16 or II years of
age was seen setting fire to the building of
Mr.. Cunningham, but escaped before the per-
son who witnessed him could get out of his
house.
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NICE FRUn.-Our friend r. G.. Smith, Of
Cornish, has sent us his annual specimens Of
fruit from his orchard in that town. The sam
pies sent are "Nod Heads" and "Natural
Fruit" and they are the finest we have seen
this season. We hope our friends orchard
will continue to thrive and bring forth much
fruit and as good as it has for half a century
past.
Mr. Smith gives an interesting account Of
the mod Head" fruit. He says: aMy father
Mr.. Greenleaf Smith, was the first to bring
them to Portland market They were sold at
or near the head of Green street-some to
Mr.. Alpheus Libby, Mr.. Mckinney and 9TH
ers, for the sum Of so cents per busheL The
next trip to market great inquiry was made i
he had any more of them Knot Head apples
IL. "The history Of the Nod Head is this: The
original tree grew in Stratham, N. H., on Dea-
con Noah Jewett's fathers farm. !. The tree
sprang up of its own free win and accord,
near a large stone or rock, and seemed to lean
over it in that very peculiar manner in which
you sometimes see gentlemen in church, at an
angle of about 10 degrees, with an occasional
drop or nod of the head. We at Cornish are
in the habit of calling such individuals Nod
Heads'-not Knot Heads Is
Yours, ANNUALLY"
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seS ss@ee-- =. - New YORK Oct. q 81
Middling Uplands 46t a ACC.
Eour-state and Western q l0c higher; sales
10000 bbls. State z 20 q 8 %. Round Hoop Ohio
8 So q - co.. Western 20 @s so. Southern frmer;
sales geo bbls Canada 16c better sales 400 bbls
Wheal-1@2 better for Spring and q So better
for Winter sales 60, 600 bushels Chicago Spring g
@ II. Milwaukee Club 60 117u Amber Mil
Maukee u q 70. Amber State, new, 2 90 q 2b
White State, NJ W, 2 10.
corn-le better; sales $1,000 bushels. Mixed West
crn SO a 945c. Is, ssi1et ~ -f-~ ~
Oats--1c better. sr
Beef-frm; sales 5000 bbls.
Pork--opened flmer but closed quiet; sales 68 900
cash. 80
Lard-dull and heavy; sales $50 bbls at % q 2sac
Butter unchanged. istIt fzfTs
Rice-dull.
Sugars active; sales 1900 hhds and 5000 bags
Mancela 1919; Muscovado 10 @ 14c. 10
Coffee-duIl ',- 49,
Molasses-dull. ei
PetToleum-higher. Crude SO a sete.
Ereights to Liyerpool-quiet. Cotton per steamer
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CATTLE Snow AND FAIR. The annual
Cattle Show and Exhibition of the Cumber-
land County Agricultural and Horticultural
Society win be held at Gorham tomorrow and
next day. The exhibition of live stock viii BE-
on Wednesday, and the blowing match and
trial of hores and oxen on Thursday. The
Town Hall win be open for the display of arti-
cles Of manufacture on both days.
Passengers viii be conveyed over the York
d Cumberland Railroad at one fare for the
round trip, during the exhibition at Gorham.
On Friday the exhibition Of horses win be
transferred to the Forest City Park.
An address before the Society will be de-
livered by Hon. Phinehas. Barnes in the Con-
lgregationar Meeting House at Gorham on
Thursday evening at 6 IL O'Clock.
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II ARGF SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
IL G1NES, AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY Ran ROADS.
OrrIcn or AaeIsr Ant OLA l.rI pal A srr.L

UNITED STATES MILITARY Ran ROADS,
N OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUAkrERnAsTER,
Washington, y. c., Al gust II 1855.
win be sold at CITY POINT, VA, IN WFDNES-
DAY, October IL, at II O'Clock A. M: About Jour
thousand Cocoon tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSM OUTH, VA, on FRIDAY, October
10, at I'm;
Ffv e (5) first class Locomotive Engines.
About t50l Freight Cars and one ~ Passenger Car.
At NORFOLK, VA, October 10, at l.. NJ;
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, on TUESDAY, October
18th:
Fifty (6Ol hrst-clGss Locomotive Engines, Ieet 81
Inch gauge.
Eighteen t1Sl new Platform Cars, five loot gauge.
Twenty five (25l new Box Cars five f51soot gauge.
About three hundred and fifty ta6Ol Box Cars, icet
81 in. gauge.
feet 81 in gauge.
About thirty (30) Stock do, feet 81 In. gauge.
Twenty 1907 Passenger do, ieet 81 In. gauge.
One Il Wrecking do, 4 feet 81 I'm. gauge.
Two ~ new Trucks.
Sixty d. y. d. a.. framed l.r
About two thousand t2,O00) tons Railroad iron.
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A.
NJ, and to continue from day to day until all are
sold. n rtr rI--rHH
Terms. Cash, in Government funds.
H. I. ROBINSON,
Brew. Col. and A. Q. NJ,
U. 8. Military Railroads.
August 15-dto oct 10
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1a Co,.,.,,.ercial. {.
- = 7OOBtHteFCtUts- q ~
Per Stearnahin Ral0;an off Farther T,oirt

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sept, 22-The
Brokers' Circular reports the sales for the week at
lSS 600 bales including 64,e00 to SPECTATORS and
$4,000 to exporters. The market has been excited
and prices advanced q I'd for American and a. Id
ior other descriptions The following the auth
leans 194d; Middling Mobile l9d; Middlinq Upiands
19d TIE sales to-day friday ~ere 10000 bales
The market closed with o still upward tendency The
$500 bales of American.
higher. u tlEt1j f3fTlH - SS'f- 7~'i-f :
Provisions-s steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET Sent % ronsola
closed at s9f q s9a for money!
AMERICAN SECURITIES-Ig.S kseOs ca a 6sn
Illinois Central Shares so q S0a Erie Shares 57S, !
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Real Estate at Auction.

MILL be sold ct auction on Friday, Oct. 9, at 5
w o'clock p. M ON the premises, The wsIl-known
large and valuable estate situated on the easterly
corner Of Cumberland and Pearl Streets q few min
utes walk from the Post Office and business center
of the city, yet quiet retired and in good neighbor
hood; has on It a thoroughly built, high studded
three story dwelling house, with large Kitchen, wood
shed and stable, and abundance wen and cistern
EEeven Thousand Feet, with a capacity for seven
-aod houselots, surrounded by the most magnificent
Elm Trees IN the city. ~ f-IIn
The ab we property presents good opportunity 70
business men to purchase handy an senteel resi-
dence, or an inve ment Tor improvement Lite per-
Henry IA, 'EYs g. Co., Auctioneers.
Portland, Sept. q, 1866. o'u
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o. 8. CIRCUIT COURT.


MoNDAY.-In the case of Gardiner VS.. Port
land and Kennebec Railroad Company, the
jury came in and the foreman reported that
there was no possibility of their agreeing upon
verdict. The papers were taken from them
and they were discharged from further consid-
GRAFTON Of the case. lit is understood they
stand eight for plaintiff and four for defend
ants.]
United States VS.. James T. Andrew. This
was for purchasing small quantity of wooden
half hose that had been struggled into this
district, and which, it was alleged in the in
dictment, defendant knew had been smuggied.
Verdict guilty. Motion in arrest of judgment
was fled
G. F. Talbot, Howard d Cleaves.
The Jurors were discharged for the remain
der of the term and Court adjourned to 10
o'clock Tuesday morning.
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THE EvELETH HoUsE.-Om readers will
please to notice the advertisement OF this hotel
in another column. It is under the admins
tration of Capt Thomas Robinson who knows
as well as the next man what things the trav-
eller wants, and is ever ready to supply them.
The house is admirably kept, and the beauti-
full steamboat "Fairy of the Lake." command
ed by Capt Robinson, starts every day for
trips on the Lake from the wharf few rods
from the house. Hunters, anglers, lumber
men, seekers after health or pleasure will find
the '.Eveleth House. just the place to stop at.
M. G. M. AIT government meeting Of
the Mechanic Association, held Saturday eve
ming, the following members were selected del
egates to the Massachusetts Mechanic Associ-
ton Fair in Boston, in response to the invita-
ton from said Association &C. P. Kimball,
N. A. Foster, Stephen Emerson, Stephen
Marsh
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HARTFORD, Oct. 2

The Vote In Connecticut on the Constitutional
Ai'sendment-P Probable Defeat of the Amend
naent. tfa }ANi
HARTFORD, Oct. 2.
Hartford gives 654 majority against the
amendment allowing the negroes to vote.
Greenwich gives democratic majority for
the town ticket. Thirty three towns have
given $500 majority against the amendment,
which is probably defeated by from three to
five thousand. ~
SECOND DISPATCH. ,
HARTFORD, I'd, II P. N.
Sufficient returns have been received to
show that the majority against the Constitu-
tional Amendment viii be several thousand.
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House and Lot at Auction.

ON THURSDAY, Oct. 9Th, at o'clock P. NJ, on
" the premises, we shall sell the well-kn0Wn and
valuable house on Danforth Street. No 80 now occu-
pied by Mrs blanchard as boarding house. 1t is
four story wooden house, with Urick basement, fn-
snee ougnouts with y rooms, large and ry with
abundance hard, sofe and filtered water. Pleasantly
located, An desirable neighborhoOd and valuable
property to occupy or rent.
n sep2Sdtd II. BAILEY 4 co, Auctioneers.
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md DISPATCH
p,.o,,osal for a Near Loan.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.
Proposals are out for new loan. Its amount
is fifty millions, and will consist of tive-twen-
y bonds at one hundred and three. Payment
: 70 be made in compound interest notes at
Rotes, and certificates Of indebtedness,
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EDw'D M. PArrEN, AuctlOneer, u SEehan
FARM AT AUCTION.

WE shall sell at Public Auction on TUESDAY,
w October 10th, 1865, at o'clock A. NJ, on
the premises, the well known and valuable
E aflvsta Homestead Farm
OF the late Winthrop Cobb Of New Gloucester, cor
tanning so acres Of client land, with good out
buildings thereon situated within 20 rods Of Cobb's
Bridge staff N, on the g. T. BURIAL Said Farm IL
well situated for the MIX Business.
lr A Store stands ON the Farm,
And commands good country trade. Also
Ia Acres of Woodland,
Thres-hfhs Of . mile N. W. from Homestead.
- Two Houses,
With lots Of acre Of land each, near the Depot.
Il. "a : 10 Acres Of Interval Land
Near the Homestead.
10 Acres Of Wood and Interval Land.
labOut IL moving land, mile from the Homestead.
Acres Of Interval and Moving Land,
Adjoining the above namad 10 acre lot.
60 Acres Of Wood and Pasture Land,
mile N. E. from Homestead sH
Acres OF Meadow Land,
IA miles East from Homestead. IA Terms made
B. .oOKs 8 oHAMBERLIN, Auetionsers.
Oct 3-d1w~ y l-t4- tI
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TEETH TEETHt TEErHi

DR.. d. stin continues to Extract Teeth by ELEo,
TRIcITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having de ayeu
teeth stumps they wish to have removed Tor Isset-
ting he would give polite invitation to cal. .,.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES 'or s"-1
Tor family use with thorough instr tons: ,h hoard
DR.. d. can accommodate q Jew patients Win ooara
and treatment at his house. . a. 20 NJ nam
Office hours from O'Clock a. " "
to p. NJ. and to In the eVen"s' novitf
Consultation free.
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House and Land At Auc+,o,,

ON Wednesday, Oct. 4th, at o,elool D nj va
" shall sell snug little place, short two 70 ~ ~
from the Bridge, on the Ocean House Road In Cs,ss
Elizabeth 1t consists Of a NEW STORY AMI a
pleasantly located, with nice cellar good waer md
plenty Of it, with tine view Of the City, Harbor
Islands, and the SURF unding country. For one wIshs
ing snug little place IN the vicinity 81 the city, this
Is very. desirable. $50
Sept 27-dtd VI
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PORTLAND RAMRoAD.--The number of
passengers carried over the horse railroad in
month of September was 9e,T70. I'll
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Auction Sales.
.Valnable Real Estate at A,,o.Ie-.

OsN TUESDAY, October Sd, at o'ciocl p AZ .
" the premises we shall sell the valuable E9, o.a
and otnumbered 35 Free Street. IL Is two 49,
wooden House, finished throughout; % rooms: i,1,,
closets; house plped for water and gas, with Cd anil
gas hxtures bathing rooms with warm and cold y a
ter; furnace, range and other modern improve
ments; excellent cellar hard and soft water in a0uI
dance; good stable and other out houses, end lot
containing 5000 feet OF land centrally and pleasantly
loo ated and is Of the most das able pieces Of
property in this parket for sa e.
30 zsdtd HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auct'rs.
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CALL ACCEPTED Mr.. Samuel Morrison Of
Windham, N. H., graduate of the Bangor
Theological Seminary, has accepted the invi-
tation of the st. Lawrence Street Church and
Society in this city, to become their pastor
His installation win probably take place on
Thursday, Oct. 10th. aeafss .stse5F
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-. e..,. eantnL C0rviaaq.

$50 has opened shop on the corner OF
ohsStSa coGg5sss st,ssss a ssaI where
he Is prepal,vea nner An orders promptly attended
In the oesc ons chairs, Picture Frames and Window
70. a. carved IN the best style. -
20 saeTptScdim IhEVOVh SVhNSVN'
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THE attention Of those wishing to purchase
a dwelling lot is called to the advertisement Of
Mr.. A. 3. Stephenson.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %.
Cotton-sales to-day 1900 bales at 40 for Middlng
sales Of the week 1000 bales receipts for same time
$4,000 bales; stock in port 100, 900 bales.
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A Coon MovEMENT.--A movement has
been inaugurated for elergymen to visit the
Jail Sunday afternoons and converse with the
prisoners. 1t is hoped the plan win be follow
ed up. Much good may be the result of it.
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\ Mas. MANCHESTER, after an absence of
several months, has returned to this city, and
may be consulted at her rooms. See advsr-
tisement. u
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The notice from Boston of Miss K. R. is in
admissible, as the parties whom it was de-
signed to benefit have withdrawn their adver-
Using from the Press,
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REAL EsTATE.A valuable parcel of real
estate, on Free street, VIII be sold at auction
at 8 o'clock this afternoon BY Henry Bailey &
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MUsrcAL.--Attention is invited to the ad-
vertisement Of Mr.. NEWTON FITz, which will
be found ia another column. Mr.. f. is very
gentlemanly, worthy man, and has high
reputation as pianist and teacher of music.
We confidently commend him to the con-id-
Grafton of our fellow-citizens.
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.a.l9 FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. Q.
JEFF. Davis was moved this forenoon under
strong guard from his casemate prison to
quarters assigned him in Carroll Hall.
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Tuesday Morning. October 8, 1886.
PORTLAND. AND VICINIrK.
New Adveriiapments To-

w Adcersissrs toiH be,teRe themselves, sceN a
accommodate u.s. bg sending in their advertisements
~ an early hour IN the day. as
New Advertisements To-day
II AUCTION COLUMN.
Farm at Auction-Brooks q Chamberln'
gPEc1AL NOTICE COLUMN.
Mansfeld,s Debility Bitters.
NEW ADvRRTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Musieal--Mr. Newton Fitz
Land for Sale-A. B. Stephenson
saloon for Sale. -a-
Halotyp. s--A. NJ. Mckenney.
Piano Fortes-A. NJ. Mchenney.
Photopraphs-A. M. Mckinney. sa
Colord Photograpbs-A. M. Mckenney.
Frame Manuiactory-A. M. MeKenney.
Ambrotypes--A. NJ. McKenney.
Copying Pictures-A, NJ. McKenney,
Albums, osc-A. II. McKeaney.
For New Orleans-C. NJ. Davis & Co.
Evelesh House-Thos. Robinson.
Pocket Book Found-Ihos. Lucas.
Wan ed--Mrs. j. w. Emery.
A Rare Chance-Pearson 81 Smith.
Clairvoyant-Mrs. Manchester.
Sewing Machines-W. S. Dyer.