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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-28

New YORK, March 81.
The Evening Star, from New Orleans 10th,
via Havana 23d, has arrived
The Guiding Star arrived on the Is h at
New Orleans from Mobile Bay. No news by
her is published.
lowing:
A lady in whom implicit confidence is
placed, and who arrived here last week from
mobile, states that when she left that city all
appearances indicated that it was being evacu-
ated by the rebel troops. Information has
since been received here which would justify
the correctness of this opinion. The seport of
Its evacuation is also credited by the military
authorities here.
The property of j. P. Benjamin and John
Slidell, in New Orleans, has been condemned
In the United States District Court as forfeit
ed to the United States.
The New Orleans Times learns that Gen.
Birney. with about 1000 cavalry, made an adj
vance from Baton Rouge towards Clinton
few days since. He had several skirmishes
with the rebels there, and killed two and cap
tured four. In the mean time our forces lost
1t is said, thirteen wagons, when both beliger-
ents separated; each eide probably being salts
fed.
The New Orleans markets on the 18Th were
almost entirely nominal '.al'
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A Declaration to be Remembered

The following joint resolution was offered
in the United States Senate near the close Of
the session by Senator SuGlner, of Massachus
etts p1ai .4el
= "Whereqs, Certain persons have put In cir
culation a report that on the suppression oil
the rebellion the rebel debt or loan may be
recognized in whole or in part by the United
States; and, 81 sh91 30 - rFsv
"Whereas, Such report is calculated to
give false value to such rebel debt or loan ;
therefore, l ara ar1ss7 TO il.rf.fv
"Resolved, by the Senate, the House OF
Representatives concurring, That Congress
hereby declares that the rebel debt or loan is
simply an agency of rebellion, which tho
United States can never, under any circum-
stances, recognize In any part or in any
way" la.a glisJ Eth ofss.gr3rse
This resolution passed the Senate on the
18th Of FEBRUARY. 1t went to the House, but
was not passed by that body till the last day
of the session, March Sd. 1t is well to keeE
this declaration of the SSth Congress in re-
membrance, and il is TO be hoped no stites
men may ever be found who will so fer ios'
sight of the dignity of the Government as &c
desire TO have it ignored.
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~ at NEW YORK, March ~.
Steamer Havana, from Havana, has arrived.
The pirate steamer Owl, which cleared for
Matamoras, sailed on the. 2lst, preceded by
half an hour by the gunboat Cherokee, and
followed by a Spanish man-of-war. Before
coming to Havana from Nassau, the Owl land
ed at Little River, N. c., an Irish member of
the British Parliament. The rebel Gen. Pres
ton was brought to Havana by the Owl, who
is said to have been sent to circulate report
that Macmillan is to recognize the Confede-
aracy, and open Tampico as port to adjudi-
cate the maratime captures, and that grand
simultaneous sortee by swarm OF pirates is to
be made, etc. s.,,-, q7.97eh 1eat
The Owl is under Maffit, and she is known
TO have cannon and ammunition in her hold,
and will probably fit out as pirate. Several
Of her crew deserted at Havana, and went to
Nassau, probably intending visit to New
York. Adviees from the United States had
depressed sugar and molasses at HAVANA, Ma
tanzas and Cardenas, and a decline would be
necessary to effect sales.
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FROM GEN. SHERMAN.
Desperate Fighting on Sunday
and Monday. , s
Johnston Declines asBattle,
NEW YORK. March 81.

- ~ New YORK, March q.
The World of this afternoon has dispatch
from Kinston, dated the 22d, which says
II ast Sunday and Monday the was severe
and continuous fighting between Sherman and
Johnston, but no grand battle, Johnston de-
clining a general engagement. The battle
was setin array upon two opposite ranges OF
hills, on the south side of the Neuse, our forces
facing westward and both armies defended by
breastworks, those OF Sherman of course be-
ing hastily constructed. The fighting lasted
two days., during which desperate charges
were made on both 81, es, the rebels charging
our lines three times, and five times our men
made counter charges. -
The lighting on Sunday was mostly done b
the 10th AMI 14th corps, and on Monday the
18th and 18th came up and partially relieved
them. All along the route from Fayetteville
Sherman has had more or less fighting every
. day. ts-4 y
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Karious Ite,,as.


.nt.3f NEW YORK, Marcn ~.
Robert ]. Walker denies that le visited
Canada to propose annexation.
Drafting commenced in Baltimore to-day
and will be resumed elsewhere, SO says the
Posts SPECIAL Washington dispatch.
b. L. Alley, agent OF Massachusetts at An
napolis, arrived here this evening. He left
Annapolis on Saturday last. At that time
there were but fifty Massachusetts, soldiers
among the exchanged prisoners. All are in
an improving condition. Fifteen thousand
more exchanged prisoners are expected short
w at Annapolis.
The Commercials special dispatch says $50
rebel officers captured in the fight before
Petersburg on Saturday, arrived Today
They say the war cannot be prolonged, and
many desire tot the oath OF allegiance
They say their soldiers did not fight with their
former energy, and many evinced a desire to
he captured. - f7a7nspa4n a1s
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SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.

a''s Notes are issued under date of August 18th,
~ ana are payable three years from that time, in
holdarinto -' Spu'n Oh Inc
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Grsas 0n5sa0rasion at Port ar Prince.

Eat.fl.fI q 1NAW AOfffA, IAhTCu zt.s i
An arrival from Port au Prince brings de
tails OF the great confagration at that place.
1t appears that on the 18th Of February, at the
close OF the carnival, the scenery in the theatre
took FIRE. destroying the building; and the
flames communicated to the adjoining houses,
spreading from one to another, till four hun
dred buildings were laid in ashes, involving q
Haytien dollars. The most active part Of the
city is destroyed. The government is taking
measures to assist the sufferers, and a general
subscriptions opened for their benefit.
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THE LOUISVILLE JoUREALzderetoiere
this paper has been committed to the Hborder
states" policy, and opposed to abolition; but
it has now accepted the logic of events and
wheels into the line of advocates OF the Com
stitutional Amendment and Emancipation.
In late issue this journal emphatically says /:
snow that the Southern Congress has voted
to put two hundred thousand slaves in their
army, and Mr.. Hunter, the ablest rebel Sena-
tor, when voting for the measure under in
structions from the Virginia Legislature, has
declared that Slavery and the Uontederacy
were ruined, let no man here be afraid to de-
clare and to vote that the time has come to
end forever the slavery agitation in this Gov
eminent, and TO accept, at the earliest possi-
BILE moment, that new system of labor and in.
dustry to which we all know and admit we
| must come at last" &c eeoa
We are glad to hear such sentiments utter
ed by this journal. This war is working won
derful changes all over the country. We shall
come out of this terrible war wiser and a
better nation. There are great things in the
future for the people of this continent.
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by TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
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Confessions of the Rebel Kennedy.

gai13a.sF sgf NEW YORK, March 81.
Kennedy, who was executed Saturday last,
made a confession the night before, in which
he said himself and eight others came to this
city to set fire TO buildings, In retaliation for
what Sheridan had done in the Shenandoah
Valley. He set fire to Bsrnum's Museum,
LoVejoy's Hotel, Tammany HOTEL and the
New England House The others simply set
fire to the houses at which they were stopping,
and then fed. The scheme was concerted
among the rebels In Canada. 1ai9 z 20
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SwILL BOYS ARREsTED.-Otiicer Foster
yesterday arrested couple of "swilF boys for
collecting swiII contrary to the city ordinance.
Some of these boys are great nuisance.
They not only steal the swill, but every thing
else they can lay their hands on, end IL is time
stop was put to their nefarious operations.
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REcRUrrING.-Two men were sent to Camp
Yesterday from the office of the Provost Mar
shall and were credited one to Pownal and one
to OtisGeld. Eight others were enlisted but
not disposed of.
Three were enlisted at the City Recruiting
office towards the quota of Portland.
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LIEUT.. CHARLES BRADFoRD.-We are
permitted to make the following extracts from
private letter in relation to the obsequies
paid to the remains of that gallant officer,
Lieut.. Charles Bradford OF this city:
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 81
attended the funeral of Lieut.. Charles
Bradford on the 10th inst. he was buried with
Que honots. suppose his father has received
an account Oft ere this. You remember the
circumstances of his death at the storming Of
Fort Sumter, some time ago. | shall try aud
OBTAIN some papers containing an account of
the funeral and send to you.
The procession was as follows: muflsd
drums and flies; detachment of Marines,
with flag draped in mourning; the hearse
with six non,commissioned officers of Marines
as pail bearers two carriages containing Gen.
Hatch, Admiral Dahlgren, the Chaplain and
two or three Naval officers; detachment OF
soldiers; detachment of sailors; about thirty-
six Naval officers, myself included) with side
arms, and several carriages filled, completed
fhe cortege. The body was inferred in Mag
nolia Cemetery"
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Notes of all the denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions
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THEATRE.-Mr. Mckee Rankin made ia,
vorable impression at the theatre last evenir
in the character of Claude Melnotte, in the play
OF the Lady of Lyons. The house was well
flled. This evening he appears in the char
acter Of Robert Briefly in the play Of Ticket
ofLeave Man, which will be produced for this
night only. spoH es4
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MAsoNIc.--At the annual meeting of Port
land Commandery of Knights Templar last
evening, The following officers were elected
tor the ensuing year:-Franklin Fox, Com
mander; Peter B. Frost, Generalissino
Stephen Berry, Capt. General; Eben F. Went
worth, Prelate; q. B. Brown, Senior Warden
M. n Rich, Junior Warden; Charles Fobes'
Treasurer; Ira Berry, Secretary. aoo
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THE MARKETS.
Portland wholesale Prices Curreut

Lead. Is e
Am. Pig % 100 fb.sls@2O
sheet and Pipe. 20 @21
LiRme.
hockland, cask. f. l25@l3O
Lrlln ber-From yard.
Clear Pine, No. Is 500 So
do. No.2.. 60 a so
do. No. g.. 4oW AZ
shipping Lumber $24 q %
Spruce. =. $l60O@l8
Iaemlock. 1890. 1loO(4 l3
Box Sh ks, (pine) 20 @s0
Clapb'ds, S ext. .S23 "a rs
i do. p " 426 a.
Shingles, Ced. ext4 1504l
/ do. +" mol. 3OOG350
\ do. ext. Pine. 5(@ 81
Laths, Spruce. q 12@2 rs
do. Pine. "a 25S q rs
Red Oak Slaves $50 ass
Mol. HID. Shocks
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l,i0 ea4 FORTRESS MONROE, March 26. i
Gen. Sheridan, with his tire cavalry force
has reached Gen Grants army in safety. One
hundred and ave captured rebel officers came
dovn on the mail boat to day. The officers
of the boat reported a general engagement all
along our lines at the front to-day.
N. B.. This doubtless fers to Saturdays
fight. stHsA--aiigaa
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Marine Diaster.

HYANNIs. Mass, March ~.
:, Steamer Island Home reports the Caroline
of Boston, for Jersey City, loaded with rail-
road iron, ran into Handkerchief light boat,
off Nantucket, and sunk about 2 o'clock this
morning. The captain and crew were saved
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The TWELFTH AND LAST LEcTURE-THE
INDEPENDENT CoURsE.-This Lecture win
be given by Frederick Douglass next Thurs
day evening, in City Hall. That the Hall
will be crowded to its utmost capacity, there
can be no question. Douglass never fails to
draw full houses The Committee have done
their duty faithfully. They promised ten lee
lures, but will give twelve at SIPS for the
course, which makes each lecture but ten and
a half cents,-cheap enough, all will say, in
times like these. With very few exceptions
the course has been good one, and given
general satisfaction. Our citizens too have
patronizsd them literally, and done theil
duty. Douglass is one of the most eloquent
men in the country, and it is very fitting and
proper that he should close the course. The
affair from the start has been well managed
and the committee have done even more than
they promised.
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u1Ato now ~ n
FIOMr-PortIand nsp
Supertine -. IS T5@ 9 2;
Fancy. ....... 8 ESQ o Il
Extra ........ 8 1910 N
Double Extra 10 50@1l o.
Extra Superior11 81 OBJ o.
Western extras9 7 @10 o.
Canada No 1 9 75@lO o.
StLouis FavBrd's ~ u0@0I
South'n Ill. do, II 1922 Il
PatapscoF Family. .0O@O0 o.
Corn Meal. ....... 74@7,
Buckw't Fl'r..... 7MSc
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PERsoNAL.-Major Mann will leave this
afternoon for New York, from which city he
expects to sail in few days in charge of eight
millions of dollars to pay the Department OF
the Gulf r--s,-.te5
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HANDsoME.-Sunday afternoon, after an
able discourse from Rev. Il. B. Ridgaway, their
former pastor, at the Chestnut street Metho-
dist Church, collection was taken up amount
ing to over 5000 for the cause of Missions.
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UTICA, N. Y, March 81.
The Utica Female Seminary was destroyed
by fire this morning. All the inmates, one
hundred in number, escaped. Loss heavy.
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81 HE VARIAN- HOFFMAN CONCERT. = A
respectable audience attended this concert last
evening at City Hall. Madam Varian has lost
none of her freshness and sweetness of voice,
and her roles were admirably rendered. Her
execution has improved, aud she has excellent
command of her vocal powers, which are very
flexible, and difficult passages do not trouble
her in the least. She may now be placed
among the best vocalists in our county. Mr..
Simpson has tender, love-making voice, and
he manages it like well-skilled artist. He is
a good tenor, and sings in excellent taste and
style. Mr.. Hoffman's fingers have lost none
of their nimbeness, and his touch none of its
distinctness. The piano forte FUSED on this
occasion" was not from "Chickering," but
from the mandatory of Edwards 6 Co., o.
this city, where good toned and faithfully made
instruments are manufactured.
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THE Third Of Rev. DR.. Graham course of
Revival Lectures will be given this evening at
71.2 o'clock, in Caseo Street Church.
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FO8TLAND AND YI0ISrTP


NeW AdOcTtteeSlsemtasIO-
tn atre-Dsering Hall-This Evening.
Tweifth Lecture-Independent Course.
Store 20 Let-I40 Commercial ST,
Store 10 Lett L. Winslow.
Spripg Goods-Peter b FIR ST.
Boots and 6hofs-Tyler, Lamp & Co.
Spring dafs-Coe 4 Met ALTAR
Ra Q Chance or Business-R L. Robinson
Dentist-Fred A. Prince 'Ason'
Removal-A. & s. e. Spring. ~
N Na.se Lt - Enla'o Dyan Davis
Lost-A Mitten and Glove
Real E tate or Sale-J T. po.ro4.
Probate Notices.
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"WnL.>RD's," at Washington; "Metropoli-
tan" and 'Fith Avenue" at New York, and
many other frst-class hotels use Burnetts
celebrated extracts Cor favoring.
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For THE FRoNT.-A company of about lou
men Tor Hancock's Veteran Corps passed
through the city yesterday from Augusta
bound to the front.
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CHURCH DFsTRoYED.-We learn that the
Methodist Meeting House at Ssccarappa, was
burned down yesterday, but have no particu-
lars,
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Official Reports of the Army Moven.eats ON
! Saturday.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, March 81, I.30P.M.
To MGj. Gen. Di1 The following official
reports OF the operation of the army of the
Potomac on Saturday. and of Gen. Sherman's
operation since he left Fayetteville, have been
received this forenoon.
Gen. Sherman was at Goldsboro' on the I'D
of this month. re--.--,
No movements have been made on either
side before Petersburg and Richmond, since
Saturday night.
3 (Signed) Z. M. STANTON,
FTf tf#i Secretary of War.
Cit0 Point, "a, March 81, POLO a. NJ
To Hon. e. M Stanton, Secretary Of VAR
The battle of the goth resulted in the follow
lowing loss to our side:
Second corps, killed 81, wounded 462, miss.
ing, TT. Sixth corps, killed AZ, wounded 4O1.
missing 80 Ninth corps, killed So, wounded
339, missing 5O6.
Our captures by the second corps are 365.
sixth corps 468, ninth corps 1049. The I'd
and 9th corps pushed forward and captured
the enemy's strong entrenched picket line, and
sun mold 1t. In trying to retake this the bat
tie was continued until eight O'Clock at night
the enemy losing very heavily. Humphreys
estimates the loss Of the enemy in his front at
three times his own, and Gen. Wright in bis
at double.
The enemy brought flag of truce for per-
mission to collect his wounded and bury his
dead, which were between their picket line
and their main line of Notifications. This
permission was granted.
(Signed) u. S. GRANT.
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NOdiCE = hers oy si osf the Merchants Bank held
the ssd %"Ssss g. eSfSSas' Z;
Charter for tns two thirds OF the stock
sana@s sSS ,'S
thortzs the 1apers yequ red Tor that urpose, BY The
laws of said vote aud by virtue of the q
.ln,tv given them. the Directors ofthe said Nor
ihhonfs Bank hag determined to organize immet +
S,sIy as such National Association:
A''' CHAs. PA11ON, Cashier
Portland, March "a, 1865. mAr2OdlA
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Official Reports of the Army Moven.eats on,
Saturday.
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PEMBROKE ALL RtGHr.-A special dispatch
TO the Press states, that at the town election
heid In Pembroke yesterday, Union officers
were chosen. Last year the democrats carried
the toyVr
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HuRNErT's STANDARD PREP ARAT1oNs are
Endorsed by competent judges, as possessing
the merit claimed for them.
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rhrol1gh Tickets.

For the OIL REGIONS of INV
lSasa5sszs;.;sSa YORK. PKNEsYLvANIAs OHIO, and N
- ~ the W EST via the ERIE HALLWAY, for sals
Al the lowest rates, at the UNION I1oKKr O1SioAs
81 EXCHANGE STREET.
marlsd&w'stf LITTLE, Agent.
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Kss0 York. xoraes,

4 NEW YORK. March a.
Gotsoa- S,highsr; sales 800 bales; middling up.
Flour-sales 6l00 bbls; State and Western ouiet
State 92b9915; Round Hoop Ohio sail 90:
western 9s09 10 25 Southern dali: sales asa
66s at 10 l0@lS So; canada safes 500 bbls Of 556S
Wheat-dul; sales 200 bushels Winter Red vast
EN- at 80; and 6.700 bushels no Chicago pring
Corn-quiet; salcs 1900 new Yellow at SEALS 7. u
Oats-qui t; Canada 3d. la "
Beef-steady. ea4afai u %
- Pork-hrmer; new mss at Is 7og2s rs; prime
Butter-duil. Z
Whiskey-frmer; sales $50 bbls at l5@2ls 4
Kice-hrmer; sales go bags Vangoon iOt.
Sugars-unchanged; sales 6UO hflds Muscovaao a.
IOfee-quiet -
Molasses-Quiet. SCI. 'ai .ieg l-s-i
Freighrs to L,verpool-dull 'saar-
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hoard.

QUITS IF Rooms, furnishAd or unfurnished, with
y or without board, at " Free street.
Trancient boar Sers accommodated. mar21dlwH
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Portland Five Ceuts Savings Bank
nEP0SIfS made in this Bank on or before April
~ /. will be ON intereat. Office corner Of Plum
and Middle sweets, meh26dlw
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.


Reported Evacuation of COM iscatiosa
of the Property of Sttdeu and Benjansi,s :
Fight near Clinton.
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.. 9. $40 six Per Cent.
6 olD-BEARlNG Bnsns

TneseBonds are now worth aprs,.,u
cent including gold interest from November, which
makes the actual profit on the 7.so loan :, -.
rates, including Interest, about ten Der can,
annum, besides it's exemption from stat. and man.,
cipa1 taxation, which adds from one to tar.. -.
cent. more, according to the rate levied on oths,
property. The Interest is payable semi-annlaly b.
coupons attached to each note, which may be out Of
and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to 3
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PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE
FORT sTEADMAN.
Capture of Rebel Rifle Pits.
ANOTHER FIGHT AT HAToHEh,s RUIZ
Over $500 Prisoners Captured on
Saturday.
CITY POINT. Va. March

THE "JoHNNIEso REFUSE TO FIGHT.
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BRICK HOUSE. situated in the Wessers Rs VA VI
"A the city. Possession to be had MAY ~ lsco.
Address Box No TO- Portland r v" scSoHSt III -
Ity price &C., for three week.,
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Fire Bricks
NOTICE.

fEHHE Directors ofthe Maine Mutual Fire lnsur-
a nee Company having made 'hs z9th assess.
mfnt OF said Comcauy, and commit ed the same TO
me to collect members are hereby. ques'ed to
pay the amount of their respective bills TO me, or
within thirty days rom Arril Let 1865.
Oh ARIES HUMPHREY, ColleG pr:
Yarmouth March 10th 1865 eodawSw
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FOR SALE.

YOKE Working Oxen will Re for sale atThomes'
- Tavern, in Westbrock, on Tues lay next
mch25d3te ISAAC DYER,
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U. S. 7=30 LOAN

BY authority Of the Secretary of the rrs.su,v n.
undersigned has assumed the General sub,.r,.,,..
Agency Tor the sale of United States Treasury
bearing seven and three tenths per cent interest
snnum, known asthe