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Adj't and Insp'r Gems Office,
RICHMOND. Sept IL, 1888.

Adj't and Insp'r Gems Once,
RIcHNOND. Sept IL, 1888. (
GENERAL Orders,
No. l22.
"T TIE FOLLOWING ACT OF CONGRESS IS
lO published for the information Of all concerned
Every person subject to the Rules and articles of
war; who shall procure entce soldier of the Confed-
crate States to desert who shall purchase from any
soldier his arms uniform ootliB2 any pat thereof
shall upon legal conviction, be ned at the discretion Of
the Court having cognzance of the same in any not
exceeding three hundred dollars, and b. imprisoned not
exceeding one year"
BY order of the Secretary of wsr.
(Signed.) g. COOPER
Adj't and lnsp'r Gen1
HkAboUARTnRs RESERVE n. @, |
Raleigh, Feb. 10. {
Official: JN0. W. HINSDALE,
A. A. Gen'L
Feb 1e, 1865. I4-7t.
=. State papers copy ss7en times.
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DIED.

At the residence of her son, W. R. Richardson,
in the City of Raleigh, on the 14th inst, of con
sumption, Mrs. MARTHA A. RIcaAKDsoN, rsliet ei
the late Capt W. R. Richardson, of Richmond,
Virginia.
will please copy and send bills to this Office.
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Correspondence Of the N. Y. Hsrald.l
NaDoleon,a Schemea in Sonora.

Paris, Jan. 1.-THE designs of the Emperor up.
on Mexico are becoming more plainly developed.
1t is stated in poiticallcircles and generally be-
lieved, that orders have been sent to Marshal Bax-
ane to occupy the province of Sonora in the name
OF France and that this portion ofMexco shall be held
pledge until the entire stipulated indemnity shall
be paid up. Once taken possession Of by France,
you rest secured that Sonora will never be VOL
UNFAIRLY abandoned The Emperor has long had
his eye upon this rich province, and long ago as
1854 was intriguing to obtain possession oft The
ill-starred expedition Of Count Raousat de Boulbon
at San Francisco, until it was evident that it was
gotten up on TOO small scale, and then Boulbon
and his companions we're abandoned, and died the
death of ibusters. But from that day to this the
Emperor has never taken his eye from Sonora, and
from the time when the expedition against Mexico
was first planned the seizure of that province by
France has been always portion Of the programme.
IT. as stated DIR. Gwin has been appointed military
governor, viceroy, or what not of Sonora, you may
rest assured that it is in the interest of France.
Gwn, when-there had two private interviews with
the Emperor and several with the Duke de Morny
and, without doubt the whole plan was arranged
before his departure. Gwin stated here that he
had abandoned the fortunes Of the Oonfe6eracy
and of the principal reasons urged for his aP-
pointment to that official position in Sonora was
that he could induce immigration here, from
California and elsewhere, Of a considerable number
of Soutberners, ready to fight for France. Gwin,
who had much rather reign in hell than dwell in
heaven" and who never was true to anybody yet
WILL unless he is very sharply watched, throw of
the Emperor yet and set up on his own account
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TIE END OF THE WoRLD-Sundry people much
given to the Interpretation of prophecy and deeply
Versed in biblical lore of the opinion that the
end of the world at least of the present dspen.
sation, is at hand. Either event would, we think,
end the present war. We hardly think it could be
carried on in another world nor would its contin-
uance be consistent with the coming of the millen
ium-the supposed thousand years Of holiness
and happiness which is to prevail before the pass
ing away of the present physical world and the ad
vent of now heaven and new earth.
DR.. Cumming, of London, who has had spite at
the world for some time, and has tried to bring it
to an end on several occasions, will have it that the
close is bound to come next year. certain sure, and
no postponement on account of the weather. New
ton and some others are disposed to give an extern
sion of time and consent to spare it until 1857
There may be something in all this, but we do not
know ything about it.. We have always thought
that the scripture was clear intmating that the
happening Of the last day was thing which no man
could find out or anticipate-that Judgment when
it did come, would come like thief in the night
and we think so still
But to hundreds the end of the world comes ev-
cry day. To the soldier who pours out his hfe-
blood on the battle field, or sinks more slowly in
the hospital-to the wife or mother, removed from
all that the heart clings to-to all who die-.his
world ends as eectually as though its last day had
come aud its last hour had struck Va. Journal
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FALL DISTRIBUTION OF LITERARY FUND
OFFICE OF LITERARY BOARD,

So OFFICE OF LITERARY BoARD,l
Raleigh, Dec 8, 1854. E
The President and Directors of the Literary Board
having made distribution of the School Fund, have
directed the following tabular statement to be
made, showing the Fail distribution to be made to
each county. ~E
The amount of said distribution will be paid to
those entitled upon proper application to the Treas
urer of the Fund
a. B. VANCE, Pres Er o6seio
N. S. ROBINS, Secretary.
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"If these rumors (Which may prove to be Alto
gether dle) shall be based upon shadow of truth,
the fine may have come for the cotton States to de-
liberate together upon their future destinies. y
Char. Mercury.
The "cotton States" indeed They are to tide
iberate tOgether"-the breadstuf States are not to
be consulted. Well, let them do so. The cotton
States seeded ip 1860 to the country let them
now secede to relieve it. By acting in concert with
the aboltionists they have destroyed slavery.
What will they do next?
SlnsrM shall annear In our next.
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COUNTY TRUSTE

Headquarters Reserve, North Caroliua,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Raleigh, February 18th, 1865.
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Headquarters Reserve, n. C.
ApJgTAST GEHERAL's OTFIcE,
Raleigh, Dec. "A, 1854.

Z
Raleigh, Dec. "A, 1854. J
GExEEAL 0RDER, |
II MAJOR C. &. sTRINaFELLOw ASSISTANT AD-
AO juant General c. p A. will relieve Capt Jno W.
HindsdAe Assistant Adjutant General Of Reserves Of
c. and the latter officer will proceed to join the srd Reg
mept Reserves n c. as its Colonel he having been daly
elected to that Office on the Srd Of January, 1885.
The LieutensDt General Commanding, in taking leave
of Colonel HndSdale tenders his eongrtuatioAs
on his promotion, and earnestly hopes that the intsi
gence zeal and gaantry which has characterized his
vice Staff officer may be mttnTed by experience into
greater usefulness in his and more extended sphere
Signed) I: HOLMES,
1t. Gen. 0omd'G
OHicial:
CHAA 8. STRIxoTELLow,
Feb. ls, 1885. LIT
- State papers copy seven times.
TTNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL
Il negro man by the name of HENRY, WEo says be
belongs to Benz. Redmond Of Charlotte County, tS-
Said boy about IS years of age. front teeth out vas
raised in Johnston County, N O., and sold by p Sfo,
in Richmond Va
The owner OF said boy hereby notiRed to come fpr.
ward prove property pay charges aud take him away OF
be will be dealt with as the law directs.
Johnston County n. O.
JAM ss. 1896. a-K
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''''''' sas p1 os. ,Sa .1o ,.S Ha1,
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"Ssnsr" shall appear in our next
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From Wilmington.

"a dispatch from Wilmington on the 18th say.
that the enemy made three attacks on Sugar Loa
s-'=Sae+seS- - vfiet were rePulsed it was thought
with heavy loss to the enemy.
The whole feet opened on Fort Anderson during
the attack, but the casualties were slight-one kill
ed and one wounded. The enemy now have som,
Monitors in the Cape Fear and one of them partici
pated in the late attack
All indications seem to point to the speedy re
newal of active operations below Wilmington.
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day. But the rat might with more apparent
reason, support such an assertion. He is not
mistaken in thinking that cornstacks are as
much for his use as the farmers that barns and
granaries are his winters magazines; that the
miller Is his acting partner, the cheese-monger
his puryeyor. and the store-keeper Lis steward.
He places himselfin relation with man, not as
his dependent. like the dog, nor like the cat as
his aIly, nor like the sheep as his property, nor
ike the OK as his servant, MOI like the horse
and ass, his slave, nor like the poultry who are
to s'come and be killed" when Mrs. Bond in
vites them; but as his enemy-a bold borderer,
Johnny Armstrong or Rob Roy, who ac-
knowledge no right ofproperty in others, and
lives by spoil. s
Wheresoever man goes rat follows. or ac-
companies him. Townor country are equally
agreeable to him. He enters your house as a
tenant at will, (his own, not v curs, works out
for himself covered way in your walls, as
cends by 1t from one story to another, and leay-
ing you the larger apartments, takes possession
OF the space between the floor and ceiling. a.
an entresol for himself There he has his par
ties and revels, gallopades, (merry ones they
are] when you would be asleep, if it were no,
Tor the spirit with which the youth and belle,
OF ofratland keep up the ball over your head
AND you more fortunate than most o.
your neighbours, if he does not prepare fol
nnnselfa a mauSoleum behind your chimney
piece or under your hearth-stone; retire into
when he is about to die, and very soon afforu
you full proof that though he may have liyeo
like hermit, his relics are not in the, ,odor o.
sanctity. You have the additional comfort O.
knowing that the spot SO appropriate, viii
henceforth be used either as a common GENE
terry, or family vault. In this respect as IL
many others, nearer approaches are, made tC
US by inferior creatures than are dreamed o
in our philosophy. A
The adventurous merchant ships cargo fol
some distant port; rat goes with it. Great
Britain plants colony in Botany Bay, Van
Dieman's Land, or at the Swan River; ral
takes an opportunity Of colonizing also.-
Ships are sent upon voyage Of discovery;
rat embarks as volunteer. He doubled the
stormy cape with Diaz, arrived at Malabar in
the first European vessel with CANA, discover
ed the New World with Columbus, and took
possession Of it at the same time, and circum
naSigated the globe with Magellan and viii.
Drake and with Oooke.--SouShey.
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New Building to Let. L !

NCW DuiIulng TO Let. is4aQ
EAon Center street. next below McKennev,s Photo
grapn EsIaDilshment, which viii be finished as de-
sired ior respectable business fappkied for in sea
This is good location for Confectioner. Oyste,
anu ice Sfeam Saloon, Dentist, Millinef OF alInos
any otner business The lower story will be finishes
rooms OF VIII be arranged to accommodate occupants
Inc lot being llS eet deep admits OF a very largt
building IN the rear, which can be connected with &c
store and and used for a0or rooms If the rear lot Il
not otherwise improved, it will be used for an ic.
house or for storage, and will be let separately.
Please apply to l.. NUTTER. 80 Middle ST., or r
I Aug. 2s-d3w% - = o''-'0e''
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To the Honorable Court Of Comfy Commissioners fer
the County Of Cumberland E'tast a7G5sy
PESPEGTFUlLK represent the undersigned, in
1O habitants of HarlsweIl and Brunswick, in saiC
County, that Town Way, ON Orr's ISLAM, in sal.
Harpswel, leading land under Improvement anu
cultivation belonging TO 5. L. SmuIiin ana S. i.
Prince, two ofrhe undersigned, petitioners, and re-
siding in said Harpsvel, in nofth-easterly uirec-
tion, IN tie most Convenient way to tie county kca
near Robert y. Wilson's mouse, would be of commol
convenience and ccsty that the Select men
said own of fHarpsweh, on pet ion OF your leiion-
ers therefor, after due notice and hearing within
year now last past, to wit, day ef june las
past, unreasonably neglected refused to lay ou
said Town way. 3
wherefore your petitioners considering themselves
aggrieved by said neglect and REFUSAL pray that after
due pr 9ceelings ale lad this honorable Cour
would lay out SAID Town way according to the Statue
in such case made and provided ~ OF 70 : ~;
! Dated this 18th day of August A. d. 1865. sas
45V ~ JOSEPH d. WYER,
as5as-s afai4f9,f ~ and 129 others, 5T
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To Let.

LfLEGANT Chambers for business purposes,
~ wholesale or RETAIL in the new block, 147 Middle
Street. For terms apply at q .ililoI
assa HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM,
Aug. 4-dtf
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THE RA%

No other animal is placed in circumstances
". Wnicn tend SO continually to sharpen its wits as
more improbable nature He Is of a most In
teii5eas "a nily, being retatel to the beaver-
And IN civilized countries he is not wild crea-
ture; tor he follows the progress of ciyilization
and adapts his own habits of life to If. 50 as 10
avail himself Of its benefits. The sspamnereI,
goose" who in Popes Essay, retorts upon man
and says man was made for the use Of fgeese
must have been forgetful of plucking time. es as
wen as lynorant OF the rites that are cclebra-
ted IN old-fashloned families on St. Michaeps
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For terms and territory, address at once with
stamp, 1s4 2 wd. GRACE q Co.,
~ % p. o. Box 1872, Portland, Ne.
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To sell complete History Of Life, Suferings and
Death in Rebel Prisons. Some sixty thousand OF our
brave soldiers have died in the prisons. Everybody
should have this work. The author is of the i'm
porant witnesses in the Writ trial. His account Of
the Andersonyie prison is very iull and complete
There Is great interest felt in this subject Ac4s
Address j. PATTEN FITCH,
aug 81 div ~ Boston, Mass.
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House and Lot for Sale on Cedar
Sfnnnk itt.f

o. The three story Wooden House, No, q Ce-
Eaii,, dar Strees well arranged for two famiiies.-
seessss.AA Well supplied with Hard and Soft Water
House IN gool order Lot 26 LA. For terms apply
JOHN G. PROCTOR,
augz2dSw Lime Street.
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Farm for Sale.

A. An excellent milk farm for sale
q >iiSA ~ situated u, the town of cum berland
H4Tdak7e-kN ON the Portland and Kennebec Rail
4 lL&EnIhH road, known as the Isael lrue FARM
80 = e ali lining the depot, ami eight miles
from RortlaAA; convenient to schools, stores AMI
NEE ing; it contains one hunred anu twenty acres
OF choice land; will cut from 80 to 90 tons Of hay
year, and pasture from 20 to 20 head of cattle Tfce
are Two wells on the place, anu two never-fa .ng
brooks that run through the PASTURE with two arms
dwelling house and sheds, ami wood enough , keep
two hres tor the house. The subscriber vii ell low
as he is about to change his business liiI
of JOHN u CAYZER
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For sale.

d. Cottage House in G. lam, Maine. very
k#ii. desirable Cottage Hon just nished, contain
LII ing rooms an1 Clo IS together with about
acres land: Pleasantly Sated, and about 10 miles
nom Portland; CONVEX mt to Schools, Post Once,
terms apply to ). ~ Lellan, Gorham, Ale, OF D
JOHN g. PkOCIER. ~ y Z,
Aug 22--dSw* lo n6 Lime St., Portland.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

The HOME FARM of the late
IkGA-l JOSHUA E. HALL, of Gorham,
@M4 Ia Me-, near Great Falls Village, con-
H. il4n494l4H tanning about ninety acres, well di-
yided into wood, pasturage and til
iage iand produces fnrtyfiye tons Of hay Land and
A desirable property and for sale on reasonable
terms -iiAI illE y II 80 10y
Inquire OF the subscriber, or of Mrs L. A. HALL
on the premises p r. HALL
County Treasurer's ofiice, Portland Me.
August S-d&wtf o 81 - III 80 > -.
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For Sale Chean.

~ NSRA Two secondhand FIRE EN-
Z1Es5sSSN GlNESs S with Hose Carriages ali in
c II KY 10 Also, lot OF Hose suitaba n,
Hand Fire Engines. Apply to : rvs '''''aDe III
EZRA RUSSELL, Chiei Engineer &
Or A. T. MORGAN, Chairman Committee On Port
land Fire Department. iuneiett M u '
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Business Hen Waaated

NO s9Iet and I'LL orders for the Life and times OF
Il ABRA Ham LINCOLN, BY Dr. L. p. Brockett,
the Bographer and Historian, Author of :sPhilall-
thrope hesults of the War IN America, sOur Great
Captains, History of the Civil War in the United
States" &c, price SS $3.50, $4,25 and $5, accord
ing TO style Of binaine. Tne best Biography to be
puDhshed,) and the Great National kngraving,-
"Wasnington and his Family, pa new work. from
Schusseles master painting, engraved by Sartain.-
Two superior works for salesmen. Deeds OF terri
tory given, guaranteeing exclusive right of le.le
Apply to o. m. H0lti0N, General Superintendent,
70 Washington St., up stairs. Room No. 10, Boston,
Mass. = r aug9d1m Ii
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r. MO

THE undersigned take this method to info,, d,
customers and the public generally that ta, sr snelr
REMOVED THEIR BAKEllY from No. Waaa,S'e WaSe
ington Street to their new Bakery, Nos and IJni
Steet where they win be pleased to see all their ol
Gust ,ners and many new ones will be pleased 70
give us a call.
uger & a. a r. w. SAIARDON,
r. s. SCAMAIAN,
.-. 5. E. SMARDON. q
August 1e-dtf
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W02ated.

A GENTS in every County and Town in Maine to
IA sell something new, never before offered in this
State. Now is'the time for young an with a few
dollars to engage in light and paying business. This
is no humbug; call and see f1r yourselves OF address
Il. b. WATTS, General Agent t,4q,Ir' i,
Sept 4--d3t* ss Elm House, Portland, Me.
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To Let or Lease for a term of Years.
TNHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
i III. Merrill, situate between Union Wharf and
Merrrs. The Wharf contains about 1900 square IT,,
with two story building the con, 20 by 70. For fur
ther particulars inquire of
n JOSEPH III. WHITE,
may25dtf 9 aei M No. 81 Union Wharf
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Lost

hssiu-d ber a. Lost ea
ON Friday last, small, yellow, shaggy DOG with
~ winte Ia e and black collar around his neck
marked with silver nails. Whoever viii return said
Dog snan be SUITABLY rewarded 2 71''T7T
WILLIAM H. GRIFFITH
augz2d9wt 1872 = On board Tow Boat Uncle Sam
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CUMBERLAND, SIS. s+taeE -
At the Court Of County Commissioners begun and
holden at Portland, within and for the Coun-
t-~l ty OF Cumberland, the first Tuesday O.
L.s. June, A. ID. 1866, to wit, at an adjournment
(--l thereof, begun and hol1en at saiu Portlan,,
on the first Tuesday OF September A. III,
1865, (Deirg the fifth day Of said MONTH n
On the going petition, it being satisfactorily
shown te the Court that the petitioners are espops-
ble, and that hearing is expeoient it is hereby Or
DERED, that the County commissioners will meet a.
the dwelling house offs. @. Price ON orrss Island il
the Town of Harpswell, on III HURSDAK, the 12t
day October A, ID. 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
that the petitioners give notice TO all persons interest
ed, by causing atessed copies sai petition and thit
oTer OF court taereon, to be served upon the Town
O1ek OF said Harpswe and also by posting up copie
VI lne same, In three public places in said Town, anu
RPuonshirg The same hree weeks successfully in the
a,S y. Dally Press newspaper printed in Port-
ot1H, me nrsG OF SAID publications, and each OF the
t;rne fecces TO be at least thirty days before the
Il n saat meetng at which time ami place, aftei
hos h ea sat factofily shown that tue ABOVE notice
~ ;e ,uuiy given, the Conmissi oners win procee
ro,,t S ie rou set forth in sai1 pc tion anu otei
80, s .y1us connected therewitl ami after sucb
st :, 10y 10y ~ ia give hearing to the parties and theil
i wieesos ~ some convenient place in fe vicinitv
w4on ahu where all persons and corroroto,s ;,,+y
esoeu may appear and shew cause II anv tha ho,ta
hhy bhe prayer OF said petition shonid ~ IL
Attest:--D. W. EESSl STsI rv' ~ go sLtnteu.
Copy of Petition and Order Of S,o,rt IN, IN, OierK
Attest;-D. w. REPRESENTATIVES. I1slSon; ~,
Sept. 8, 10, a.. a3I..... :. -~''-'EN, S'EN Clerk
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For Sale.

ffsAA A very desirable two story HOUSE, contain
ha;;;;I ing ten finished rooms, with every c5nyen-
ience OF water, &C., acre land un Ter high
state fculyation, with great variety of shrubbery
on the line of the Horse Railroad near Woodford's
Corner. Inquire OF
JOHN C. PRoCTER,
Aug 20-d2w .Ye8iaf.a9 nf5s6H Lime Street, I
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For Sal.e

ONE Of the most beautifully located House Lots in
~ Portland; good land, large lot, surrounding
pleasant; VIII be sold for one-haI what any other
bought for. Enquire at fgaIl57T q sqf,'1-o7
fs7 uasd sRd i w. S. DYER'S,
= f,,...,-ss,ss.n. 1874 Middle St.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS:
VOlA1s n y n ---7---
PUBLISHED AT s2t EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c co.
JOHN t. GILMAN, Editor,

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published at
$500 per year ia advance. ess L
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum, In advance.
S225, il paid within six months; and $3.50. if pay-
ment be delayed beyond six months.
Rates of Advertisina.
One inch of space in length of column. constitute
Square"
Sl.5O per square daily first week; rs cents per
week amer three insertions, less OO continu-
ing every other day after lrst week, 81 cents
nan square, three insertions or less 70 cents; one
week, Sl.00; 90 cents per week after
Chuer head OF "AMUSEMENTs." $500 per square
per week; tnree insertions OF less, $1.60.
SPECIAL NOTICES." $500 per square first week,
lVo per square after; three insertions less, SloO
S159. ' ~-'DS'
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
Ihhss (which has large circulation in every part
" We otaCel for S100 ler square for first insertion,
ton. ~
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates.
w All Communications intended for the paper
should DC directed 10 tile g EDITOR OF THE PRESS,
ana ehose OF a business character 70 the PUB
L1sHERs."
fBzB JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted With dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
the once or Paper promptly transacted on apphca-
ton as above.
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Wants, Lost and Found.
Cow Lost.

ON Sunday. Sept. 8 /, small red Cow with dark
" stripes; ha leather tag attached 10 horns
marSe "G. B. Buzel e. Portland" Any one re-
turning the COW or Information of ner will be ber ay
rewarded. ID GEO. B. BUZELLE,
-. Corner Congress AM Lowell Streets.
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Enaind.

A SMALL Yawl Boat; the owner can have it by
IA falling on the Watchman at Portland Co, PROV
ing propert and paying charges.
Sept5 d1w* P. WILLIAMS. Q
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Board Wn3.ted


TN P'7udte Faingy in the Western part Of the
Box No.11s2. at g 4aa aug29dn