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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10
The Election i'm Georgia.

INV ! ORK, Oct. y.-The Herald's SAVANNAH
correspondent says: The election in Georgia was
proceeding very quietly, no military were near
the polling places. and erylhing in connection
with the election being managed by the
civil officers. In majority of the counties but
one ticket was being ruD. and il is said that q
good class Of s,en have been selected for csndi-
dates In the interior of the State generally
harmony and quiet prevails. and the people ac-
cept with far amount of grace the order
OF things, though planters coming into Savau-
nah from some sections make strong complaints
of the negroes neglecting their work, aud say
that in consequence next years crops will be q
failure.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

The Bridal Cham ber, Rsssy OF Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men, Also, new and
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
Free In sealed envelopes. Address Dr. J.
sKILLIS HouGHToN. Howard Association, PhilsdeI-
phis,Ps sprx-dkvly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10
HINHx RRoPRIEToRs oPTHE NEW YORK xusE

VUyHE PRoPRIEToRs oFTHE NEW YORK NUsKUh
Of Anatomy have Nsternined, regardless Of ex-
pense to free. lor ske benefit OF suffering
snty and suppression Of euackery four Of their mes
interesting and Instructive Lectures Marrags and t
dsoualhcstons. Nerveus and Physical Debility, Pre-
decline Of Aanheec- Indigestion, Weakness
Depression, Inpote Less ef Energy and snly Pow
err the great Social kv and those xasdss watch result
from yeuthfu fses exceeses Of aturity. or gnsranes
Of Physietogy and laws OF Mature.
These invsl7aele Lectures have been the means Of
enlighenng and saving thousands and will BE- fsrvarS
free receipt Of fsur stamps By Addressing ss~rs
tary. rsw York Anseun of Aastony and Msdciss, s1s
Broadway, New ferk isnRl-dy
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

- s. fAHNEsToCK, late RIsninsr U. g. P..s.,
-. Once Tor reference Cirepars. Gen me.
A. k0rris. Gen. Jno- Lsvs and Ger. J. }. Rsynolds
iySo-ssn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10
DISSOLUTION.

FuNHE psrfnershlp herefofsrs existing between the
l undersigned BY the style % kEDhOsD neNA
NARA Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. HcSsmsrs will continue 10 carry on business 90
the old place authorized 70 collect az debts dss the
frn and will pay the hru iDsebtedaess.
THOMAS REDMOND
J. kcSAkAkA.
indianapolis, Jsly n. ls65.-gyi2-eln
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

SB-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of Bulls Crssos BrrrzKs II any such there
be. read the following certificate from gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general ntroduction int the army will save The
lives ofthepsands OF our soldiers:
LernvuIs, ,Jsne Sd, Ises.
We the undersigned, have the good effects Of Dr.
JoEs BULps CkpRox BnrEss in case OF general debility
would prevent diseas. aud relieve much suffering
Amsrg soldiers particularly would this be tae case
especially those who exposed TO the .issmste in
nucnces in the Southern climate
Nj. PHILIP Spell,
Csllsctor Int. Rev. Sd Dis. Ky.
CHAs. B. COTTON,
cOIsctsr sf the Port Of Louisville. KY
COL Il. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Ksntseky.
REv. D. p HENDERSON,
Vice President OF Sanitary Csnnssieb-
HARyKY. HUGHEs CO.,
Publishers Denycrsi.
Proprietsr t.ui.v1n. An.,ix.r.
HuGHRs & PARKHILL,
wholesale Dry Coed, Dealers. Main street. Louis
vile, KY.
DAVIS, GREKN : CO.,
wholesale shss Dealers, Main street, L.uisvill..
HART NAPoTEsR,
uthsgrsphers, esr,er Karist ssi Third ,tres,,
Lesisvls, Ky
JULIUS WINTER,
Cls,hizg Merchant ssrser TAra and h.k., .,...
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. = p. HILDRKTH,
OF the steamer kpsr An1srsss.
Ma. L. T. THUEsTON.
Payusster q. &. Army
c. u. METCLLF,
National HsseL Lssssviils. Ky
COL. JESSE 6AYLES,
th KeHtucky Cavalry
GEORGE D. PREyrlCE,
Louisville Journal
SOLD wuoLKsLLx BY
DAILY, KEEPER q RUSH.
~ Sssih Esridiaa ST.. Iaaian.psrh.
teols's<-dlykvl2tsan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10

BUY A GENUINE wALTHAM WATCH ifye ~
durable and reliable time keeper
Buy GENUINE wALTHAM wATCH-it costs ..
and Is worth double the price OF these worthless Ensl
and Swiss watches.
GENUINE wALTHAM WATCHES, made sspressl
for Railroad Eagiaeers and Conductors.
GENUINE wALTHAM WATCHES made express
for SOd.,s-heavy huntng case accurate tme keepefa
We get Watches direct from the ufaetory. aDS
keep none but the genuine.
SINGLE WATCHES SENT TO SOLDIERS or othei
ia of tiekeePer. at the lowest possible rate
The trade supplied at factory prices. send ior g
calar.
We also have a large variety Of l"N Pn j Swiss
Watches. Fine Jewelry and Solid sii'sr -ar~
W.P. BlNGHAm { co.
so East Washington Street.
Near Odd Yellow Hall.
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II HAVE associated With myself 10 the Livery, Sale
il and Boarding stable Businsss yOhn A. Drew, ~hs
from this day has becOrrs partner In said business
The business Of the firm vii BE eoudsctec the
old stand No 10 Esi Pearl street, IA the rear sftAs
Sentinel Building
Thanking the DubHe for past psirOnss.. hsps tAsy
may see et 70 continue the same.
JOHN n. SULLIVAN
Of SULLIVAN a DREw.
Indianapolis, May Q. Isss-Eys-dsf
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Telegraphic Dispatches

srrOarrD s1r-sssLr 70. TEE DAnr srAr. s.srnrL.
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Great oaks Fren Little Acorns
GTeW.1

Great oaks frsn LitsIe Acorns
Grew.r
The diseases known to the human race spring
from so small - 10 almost defy detection
The volume. of scientific tables and
shelves Of The medical fraternity cnly 90 to prsvs and
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while ysu may. The smallest
pimpe the skin ID te-tas aud indIcstor Of disease.
II fade and die away from the surface Of the body,
but will reach the vtals perhaps, at last and death be
the result and nnsl close. Maggels Bilious Dyspeptc,
and Liarrha Pills where all others fail While
Burns scalds ChIlblsns, Cuts and all sbrssons Of the
skin Magsels s.lvs is infable Sold by N.ggIel -
Fulton street. New York and all Druggists IS cents
per box. aug22-d&wiy
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rish then discontnusd snless potoe given 81 the Of
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

"IhkREAS, the Common Council Of the City Of In
w dianapos, In session August 2sth 1895, adopted
the following resolution:
whereas, In the opiDion Of the Council danger exists
from dogs running at large Of the extension Of Hydro
phsbia; therefore. be IL
Resolved That the Mayor be and he s hereby directed
his proclaua against dogs running large
for sixty days, according TO the provisions Of hs crd-
nance that subject.
Therefore the undersigned Mayor Of said city in puT
suance OF such direction issues this proc snaOn,
dering and requiring all persons owning and h.rb.ung
any animal OF the dog kind confne the for sixty
days from and after the FIRST day Of September 1885,
gsod and sufficient means TO bis her house oathouse
store gard. TO prevent the from biting being
bitten by other animals 10 the same 10 be
eurely and carefully mu1fled.
All persons failing 10 comply with the foregoing re-
quirements liable TO be fined twenty Cellars ane
10 lawful for any person kill and IL is the duty 0 the
peleenep kill all dogs found running st large without
wearing q nuIrle as above mentioned
witness my signature, snd the seal - said city, this
10th day Of August 1865
ANIL diff J. CAvEN, Mayer.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02
From Tyashi,syto,,.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 80.
A subpoena for Robert 6. Lee-was sent of
this morning, and it IS expected he will arrive
here by the middle Of next week. Howell
Cobb, ex-Gov.g brown of Georgia, Joseph
johnson and Robert Ould are also subpoenel
to appear as witnesses for the defence in the
Werz case. 1t is understood that Ould will
testify in relation to questions of exchange of
prisoners, and the counsel expect to show by
him that it was not the fault of the rebel gov
eminent that the exchange of prisoners was
not sooner effected. In view of the notoriety
of these witnesses, additional interest Will be
given to the proceedings.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue to-
day ruled that publishers of newspapers, whose
receipts thereffom exceed $1,000 per an
nun, should be licensed as manufacturers.
and such license will cover all sales of these
manufacturers at or from the place of publica-
ton, and also printing and sale of bi1l-heads,
circulars, etc. Hs ss5f ilaes r
The receipts from the Internal Revenue to-
day amounted to over 81 100000. is esFe
During the past week the Treasury Depart
ment destroyed nearly $4,000 of redeemed
mutilated currency. ~ ~ oa
1t is understood that after the trial of Capt.
Werz is ended and all the facts connected with
the Andersonville prison ascertained, that
there will be an inyestig ton of the Salisbury
anu OthOA Pii-Oilo VI o1iC ooulH III winch Union
prisoners were confined and maltreated.
ItapDears from the recently published for
eign correspondence that the Chinese govern
ment, by a proclamation, prevented the Ala
bana and other rebel cruisers from ENTERING its
ports. The Board Of Foreign Affairs would
not permit them to do Sc, foc the reason that a
treaty of peace and amity existed betweea the
United States and China, and that American
citizens going there to trade should not suffer
injuries from any one, nor their ships or goods
be DESTROYED.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02

REV. HoRATro STEBsNs.-1he Christian
Inquirer for last week contains the following
in relation TO the late pastor Of the LIST Parish
Church in this city:
On the 4th Of September, the first anYivar-
sary OF hev. ID. Stebbins' arrival in San Fran
clsco' ms parisnloners, anxious to testify their
lespecs ana anection for him and his family,
surprised him with the appearance o1 a Co..
mlttee, who presented him with series Of
resolutions expressive of their earnest satis,ac-
tioh with ms services, and with a purse of solid
9olu containing four thousand dollars. This
mniaynihcant gift was designed to enable Mr.
opeoolns to furnish his house, and to meet the
expenses OF his removal from Portland to San
Francisco.
we hear but one account--not in the least
surprising to those who know hinl-of Mr.
oteDDins success in California. The church
Is full Of interested and edited worshippers.--
Mr.. Stebbins has appeared before the public
IN most OF the various forms in which Mr.. King
exerted his talents, as political or patriotic
| speaker, lecturer an academic orator, as the
! spokesman of the piolcers--an always hOnora-
bic Office in San Francisco-and in all had sur
passed the expectations Of his friends, gratfiei
their pride, and satified their judgment. l. is
| plain that one year has rooted him-as five
/ years hardly roots any citizen or minister here
deeply and firmly iE the rich California soil,
His influence is high, broad and noble. His
| mission-one of the most critical and uncer.
! tain in itself ever undartaSen--has proved an
entire success. 1t would be impossible for his
old fock in Portland to deny the wisdom of
his removal from them, if they could see the
breadth and Importance of his new sphere.
which so few men could fill, and which he
perfectly fills. We rejoice to hear from the
most reliable sources, that Mr.. Stebbins' health.
which at first was not good in the new climate,
has quite improved, and that he has taken,
with the best results, to horseback exercise,
which IS the natural medicine of California
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02
The Trial of Wea.>.

WASHINGTON, Sept. so.
The Werz trial proceeded to-day Captain
Wright, ex-quartermaster at AndersonyiIle.
testified that the tents of his regiment were
taken for the prisoners.
He was unable to obtain lumber, as the
planters had an Injunction laid On him to re-
train The cutting down of timber, that which
was previously taken not having been paid
for
Baker-Do you know of any acts on the
part of Capt. Werz to ameIiorate the condition
Of the prisoners?
Witness-I cannot think OF any: never heard
that any soldier received flrlougl for shoot
ing Union prisoners; he had frequently car
ried vegetables into the stockade for the relief
Of the prisoners, after showing Werz what he
had for them. Werz permitted masonic hon
ors to be paid to deceased prisoners.
Judge Hall of Georgia. who had testified for
the prosecution, was called as a witness for
.he defence. He said he was employed by a
nan named Dykes, against Col Gibbs and
capt. Wright, to restrain them by an iniunc-
Jon from using Dykes ground for burial pur-
poses, and cutting timber on it. Dykes sub
sequently Withdrew his bill voluntarily, when
the witness used his influence to have DYKES
paid by the Confederate Government for any
loss which he might have sustained. CAPTAIN
HerZ had applied TO witne IS to prosecute some
men who had been appropriating provisions
and other things belonging to prisoners. He
look out a search warrant to find the stolen
property, but thought the process .unsuccess-
iul. Dogs are used in Gaorgin for tracking
elons, violators Of law and runaway slaves !:
out by the of laws that state no one could be
pu sued by vicious and savage dogs. The wit
ness in the cour of his further examination
said that by the laws Of Georgia it was made
capital felony to harbor or entertain Federal
prisoners.
Cross examination Witness said his SYM
patnies had been with the rebellion. He was
4 secessionist and remained such at the close
of the rebellion. He did all he could for it.
Had not been active fog the accused. Witness
had not actel as counsel or adviser tor Capt.
Werz, nor had he advised how the defence
ought to be shaped. He had not intimated
anything about the defence any more than in
his conversation as witness in the case. e
W. d. Hammock, Of the rebel army, testified
that he never saw any Of his m n shoot Fed
eral prisoners, but had seen them after they
were shot. Werz never, to his knowledge.
promised flrloughs for shooting prisoners
No orders were Issued to take from Stoneman's
raiders anything more than money, knives and
forks, and such other articles as they had stol-
en-. Rebel soldiers were furnishedsiust the
same as Union prisoners 20
The Commission here adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02
Nesr York MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 81.
Cotton-more active and higher; sales $500 bales
Middling Uplands z6c.
Four-reeepts 1880 bbls sales Is 900 bbls. State
and Western a 15c better, the chief improvement
being on high grades. Superhne State 60 a &c.
Extra do 8 90 a. s 90 Choice do 25 a 40. Roun
Hoop Ohio 70 a. 10. Choice do 80 "a II 65. Super
fine Western GO a Z 95. Common to good extra dc
to good at 600 10 So Fancy and extra 10 rs q 145
canada ~ q l5c better; sales $50 bbls common extrs
at 10 a 80. Extra good to choice 20 a IL 20.
Wheat--l q &c better; sales $4,000 bushels. Chi
cago Spring 60 q GO. Milwaukee Club / 50 G
Go. Amber Milwaukee 1 10. Amber ate 90
Canada %. White Western, choice, 40. White
Canada, smutty, 20.
Corn-1c better; sales 6, 900 bushels Mixed West
ern So "a &C. the latter price for choice. Do do
sound 80 az Sic. White do $50. ~ etfai /
CO a Csc. ~
Beef-frmor; sales 1850 bbls Plain mess 80 q
II 80 Extra mess Il 30 q 10 so.
Pork-opened higher but closed heavy; sales 800
bbs new mess at 81 IS q So 25, closing AZ 81 s14.-
Prime % 20 "a 20 81. Prime mes 80 12l a 30 80.
ard-dull and lower sales $50 bbls at 253 a. 29Jc.
Also sales 1900 bbls for December at "a "a 24lc.
40 q &c. ff 8 -T7 81 r-l71 y iirFT
Whiskey, STEADY; sales 800 bbls Western at 29l
Rice--dull,
Sugars quiet and steady.
Colfee-quet. - - ~
MOlasSes-quiet,
Naval Stores = firm; Spirits Turpentine 1 O5 a
10. Rosin % a IS 90.
Ols-scarcely so firm; Linseed 90 0I61 Pc.
troleum quiet and firm. Lard, Sperm and Whale
quiet
TallOw, heavy; sales 5000 lbs at 14i q 14sc. ssiA
Freights to Liverpcol-quiet. Cotton "a Bid
Grain, corn per steamer Cd. -r,rfff.-,rF flfvr,
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02

"A ND now opening full line Of Gents and Ladies
"A UNDERWARE, at very Low prices.
ELD EN- s. WHITMAN,
sept SO-d9 sfi a ssi5 Free st, Block,
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02
Commercial.
Per steamship Allemonia at New York.

h
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sept, zO-Tbe
market has been buoyant prices advanced GD Id
The sales for two days past foot up A. 900 bales
Guiding $4,000 to spectators and exporters. The
prices are still advancing -
LIVERPOOL BkEADSTUFFS MARKET, Sept.
21:-Fiour inactive. There is but little inquiry ant
prices are weak Wheat is easier and frmer and
Quotations are barely maintained Corn oasier hold
ers are placing their stocks the markets sales OF
- LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Sept. 2o.-
Beer quiet and steady. Pork inactive but steady
firm. fl
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Sept 3d.
Ashes sales small at 29s tor pots. Sugars active
scarce. Rosin frmer. Spirits Turpentine active.
Petroleum buoyant. 81 - !. = : -
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept. 2o-Consol
closed at $50 q S92 for money. II ,'g IL
AMERICAN SECURITIES-U. s. 5-20s $50 a 6sl
Illinois Central Shares S0l g sO! Erie Shares IS q
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02

ITO PRINTERS. For sale, the old established
Il Printing Office, situated at 81 Cornhill Boston.
in good running order, and having large amount Of
regular work. There are two double-medium Adams
presses and one medium do, all in frst-rate condi-
don The composition room is well stocked with all
the modern cut book types. This offers splendid
chance Tor one or two young mon to engage in safe
and profitable business, with a small capital. Terms
easy. Apply, Immediately, to DAK1N 81 NET
CALF, 81 Cornhill, Boston, Mass. sept29d3t
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02

FIEE.-A wooden dwelling house and shop
In process of erection on Fore street, near the
loot OF Chatham street, belonging to Michael
Cunningham, was set on fire about O'Clock
this morning and entirely consumed.
The small, wooden dwelling house, east of
the above, occupied by John Sidney, was also
destroyed. So rapidly did the flames COM
nunicate to it that but little of the furniture
was saved.
In the rear of the above mentioned build
ings, between Fore and Commercial streets,
was the lumber yard and shed of Messrs. u.
+. Noble & Co., containing large quantity of
dry lumber, large portion of which was des-
destroyed.
Adjoining this, was the wood yard of Mr..
A. ]. MefsilI. He had quantity Of slabs and
hardwood burned. .i5e
The gallant efforts OF the fireman prevented
the destruction of much property. Steamer
No. |, Iachigone, got the first stream Of water
on the fire.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02
U. s. CrRCuTT COURT.
JUDGE oLIFFoRD. PRESIDING.

SATURDAY-In the case of Gardner VS..
Portland and Kennebec r. r. Co. Mr.. Brad
bury of Augusta, made the argument for de-
PENDANTS, and Mr.. Stinchfield Of Hallowell, for
plaintiffs. The case was given to the jury by
Judge Clifford, with an able and elaborate
charge. After being out until about 8 O'Clock
in the evening, the jury by order of Judge
Clifford, was discharged, there not being the
slightest prospect of agreeing upon verdict.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02
AIa5ar.a gtass Co,,ye,,tior.
MoyrgomnFy. Ala.. Sen

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 30.
The State Convention adjourned to-day.
A memorial was adopted, praying President
johnson to grant a general amnesty and par
don to the Southern people, u.
A resolution was adopted declaring that,-
Whereas the people Of Alabama have given
unn1istakeable evidence of their loyalty, they,
therefore, pray that the President viii with
draw the troops from the State.
The Constitution, as amended, was adopted
1t provides that the Convention may be called
together by the President OF the Convention
on or before the 9th day of September next.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamship Ailemslia
at New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. l.
The steamship Allemonia from Southanlp-
ton on the 10Th ult. arrived here tonight.
The steamship City of Limerick, from New
York. arrived out on the 18th. City of WASH
ington, also from New York, on the 10Th.
100000 in gold was brought from Australia
for England.
The cattle plague was increasing in Eng
land. The London COW houses have been
decimaed
The police have bleekaded Parliament
Street, Dublin, taking possession of the Irish
People newspaper Office. Twenty persons have
been arrested. Several arrests have been
made at Cork. The English squadron was
still off Ireland. ~ aasa
The Times says that the information upon
which the seizure of the Irish People Office
was derived from Washington. sSs iii
Aqg FRANCE. r5lias3ls gss b
Accounts from the manufacturing districts
are favorable. 3a 81
The vintage has commenced throughout
France. An abundant crop is certain.
PRUSSIA.
The government has issued proclamation
announcing the assumption by the King of
Prussia Of Duke Of Laurenburg, and the an
nexation Of Laurenburg to Prussia. The
King promises to carry on the government of
the Duchies in conformity with existing laws.
HOLIAND.a
The Dutch Chambers opened on the 18th.
The King in his address said foreign relatians
were favorable, the finances prosperous, and
the harvest good.
THE GASTErN CONVENTION.
Earl RusselPs letter to British Agents abroad
censures the German powers, and says: Force
alone is the power which has been consulted,
and recognized violence and conquest are the
only basis upon which Austria and Prussia
have established the convention. England
deeply deplores the disregard for public rights,
and the legitimate claim of the people to be
heard when the question effects their destiny.
RUSSIA.
Russia officially declares that she will MAIN
tain a non-;ntervention policy in the Schels-
wig Holstein question.
Latest by Telegraph. ~ /,
Mr.. Benjamin, the ex-rebel Secretary Of
State, intends to enter the English bar.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02
BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

Surrender of Duke G,cvn and eor o,nr,.
The Tribune's Washington disnatclP, ' .o o..
dispatch from Gen. Weitzel in TeSss "a tsy 81 q
President, states that the notorious y D slle
Gwin, and ex-Gov. Clark, of Missouri. baHe
crossed the Rio Grande and surrendered then
selves, and are now appealing for pardon.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-02
ponday Morning, October 2, 1856.
PORTLAND AgD VICINITY.

~ Jsrs51rs s0y bsRsst demsel9es, as rel as
scconmoigse a3, By ssadng in their advertisement;
at an curly hour IN the deg.
Kew Advertisements To-day.
AMusEAES1 ssIUMN.
TheatTe-Dsoring Hall-This Evening.
vocal Musie-Mr. GARDENERS Advance Class.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Casco National Bank of Portland.
Shooting Tor the Prize Rifes-Oct. 9th.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Advertised Letters-A T. Dole.
Gopar tnsrshlp Rotice-Plummer y Coie;
iona and Delaware Grape Vines-G. *. DAVIS.
King & Dex.er--Hardwa-e Dealers.
n otice to Contractars-Geo. d. Harding
Notice--Debl0is q Webb.
Proposals Tor Reservoir, &c.-Cfty Of Portland.
Rem oyal--Je .lersen Coolidge & Go.
Ramoval-F'-37leg, Coolidge 6 Rogers.
Ronoval-Geo. Il. b. Jackson
Wanted.