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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-25

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LEvEE IN SAeeARAPPA. I'VE learn that a
levee will be held in Saccarrappa Village this
evening, for the purpose of raising funds to
lay sidewalks through the principal streets o.
tile village. sTAeS occasion viii be eriiHeehhed
by Maberry's Cornet Band, and abundant re.
freshments win be furnished Under the direc-
ton of the ladies. IF our friends in the neigh.
boring towns, including this city, are disposed
to aid worthy object, and to have a good So
cial time as yells they can do So by stepping
into Warren's Hall, where they viii meet a
cordial greeting. '@ 1ltt" 8"
Twenty-Five or thirty years ago we;vere one
of the younger class Of citizens, il that pleas
ant and then enterprising village, and vivid
impression Of the depth Of the mud at that
time, in dark, rainy nights, when it was Gus
toffdary to ego home With the 'gifls''A before
morning, strongly induces US to, accept the
veryulgent and. kind invtatipn we lave re
ceived to be present tonight.
AZ afbA.AI .tA han III
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demand increasing. Ground plaster Is held at so
With moderate sales.
PRoDUCE-The supply offresh meats is very good
@ prices Fe without mn, material e9ge We quote
ls92o, and turkeys 2sa2sc, Eggs arc scarce and
a. gone p to sss5c z doa posatoss are steady
% y 5ri. Onions steady at 20L3 90 y brl. Graz
'etiIes hrm at S12J0GH.
iIoEioVISI0NS-The market here is firm, with light
ssId moderate consumptiye demand. In New
~ me decline in mess pork has been very heavy
lau siiouhts here to 81 y brl. There is no other
eisegf . note here Beef closes firm as quoted
o hacE-ls still quoted at 11913c for India and Car
2s. .-...-.-.-.-.------s--
no ~ -Prces are nominal, as there is now little
sAIyT.sep4..I.1QIGii5o INA
1nri1cos are arm and we continue to quote
fss - .si a St ~ s6e5 ~ hid and Liverpool and
box. Ssa'' teiii'liS s'e*'uy a. ''0 v
a. American CASTLE is ft at 1sc. For Leathe
1890 49, ? sSaps' see Quotations elsewhere.
a, .. IOf.s--Are quiet with moderate Demand from
are tending up " -'e" I'm anu prices
SuGAkS-The market is more Quiet and we con-
b a. 9 Isl IA useoyado at 1it116c, and Havana
lated and powdered. -'1 - ''Ai'u si''Nu
iE ;S-- market continues very strong, and
sSsies increase. we quote Souchong at 75690c ID hi
Oolongs at S5c9 10, and Japan af 81 9SS1ise i''
TINS firm a. 45c ~ f for Ell, os,, and s,s5s
100 Dex Tor =. Q. plates. Demand good. - :,
~4eBACO0-ghorei is a steady seuIapa f.oro,= t,,e
trade and prices continue to rule yary regular as on
ted elsewhere. $50 ~ .rrFfs II Wy Aos"Ai do qu0-
VARNISH-Prices remain stead,, ,r;.h ,,,.,.u. :.
sales stoluotanons. lsaM yiifisis SCI
WOOD-Hard wood has advanced 70 e11 111o
at RETAIL and soft wood to Sc Boar 5O
kDdling wood is still quoted at 35ob0c IN hoy 1con
tanning about barely for soft and hard va ''''
W00L-The enquiry ishow mainly far tho e,or
grades, ana tne medium wool grown in This State i
rather neglected. The Portland market has been verv
quiet cssruling at 60&G5cfor Aeece and IA
FREIGHTS-There is better enquiry for vosso,s
for foreign treightss and rates are rmer We have to
re port the following charters Barque Mary II lin.
BY, ior Matanzas, with box shocks at 25c Brio Ms
ram "A bun tor Havana, with box shocks at 25c New
harque Alice ely for Liverpool with deals at eos
W standard. Barque Aberdeen, Ellsworth 10 Natans
zas, with box shocks at &c. Brig HYDRA Ellsworth
to CardenaE with box shocks at 25c and fnoheE ~
IS % M. Sch Windwad, for Matanzas with bo~l
shocks at 25c. Barqne Fannie for Matarzas or H.
vana, charterer's option, with box shocks nj 25c
Coastwise freghts are active at full prices Eor
lumber to New York, $3G3 25 u NJ; to Boston 500
90 Hay to Boston, So good " ton. Coal. from
Philadelphia to this port, So 3O from Baltimore. ia 5o
al. To Ellsworth, Machias and other ports reached
by vessels the Eastern Packet CO. i5aa2oo % 1br
for hour; 20125c " brl for beef and pork Al 2s ~
hid fog Ieolasses, and SO 50G4 9ston fof hay Z i '
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ER-An a. fUrage mechanic receives in Cen
tral Minnesota the price of three bushels Of
wheat or fifteen bushels of potatoes for q days
work: a common iaberer is paid the price OF
two bushels of wheas or ten bushels dffpota-
toes, and there is work for more than can be
had. NJ L. -
E~A collection in the School street Uni
versalist Church Sunday in aid of the Dean
Aeademy-in Frarllin amounted TO seoeo,
which it is believed Will be increased to
$4,000. n AfE.sSF #4TTVy mn
BB-The Boston Post has published Major
Stear's account of-his-iateFEiew- with PFesi-
dent johnson, but has mary Comment.
The Boston Joatrnd! regards Mr.. Sew
ards speech at Auburn as one of the strongest
rvindicationst Of President johnson yet publish
ed. The NY World isidovpl upon Mr. sew
ard and denounces his speech. It will not be
long before the World and all other copperheads
will denounce the President. whose. acts ME-
Seward upholds. E.lfs
The steamboat companies on Lake VIM
nipisseogee, M H. appliedAto the Supreme
Court for an injunction, to restrain the manu-
featuring companies on the outlet Of the Lake
from drawing off the water to the injury ofthe
natural rights of navigation, but after hearing.
their application was rejected. The Court
took the sensible view that industry is of more
importance than mere pleasure. So, we think, d
sensible court would decide that water for 40 eco
souls in this city, taken from Sebago Lake,
could not be cut off to accommodate a few saw
mills or other mere business and pecuniary in
terests. Law and legal rights are to be inter-
preted and defined in the light Of com .non
sense and humanity.
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DEPARTURE or OCEAN srEA MkRs,
MARINE N EW s
.5PoRT@oF PORTLAND.


Tuesday, October "a.
s-s TsGA-g. ARRIVED. liieft-.l3 @
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John NIB
Bar 1yI Horny P Lord, Pihkhan, Philadelphia.
Brig Eudorus, yof Portland) Smith, Trinidad 22d
Sch III V olga IBr] Gillespie. HiIlsbOro NIB.
Sch. Belle, (Brl Edgetf, HillsboFo Nh. y
Sch Young, Hutchinson, Philadelphia.
Sch Utica, Thorndike RockIand.
Sch Alice, Curtiss, Bath.
Sch Denmark, Cressey, Boston for Bath.
SIGNALED-A barque, supposed he cOurser from
Liverpool, 80 days out; also brig y "
CLEARED.
Sch Debonnaire, (Br) Tobin, st John NB-master
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVEST0N-Ar I'd inst, brig Nellie Mitchell,
Carney, New York; sch Mary Brewer, I'm Roekland
10th, barque Sophia, Matthews, I'm New York; brig
Mary I. Thompson, Lampher, Bangor.
Outside 18th, barque Rosamond, Pickett, from New
Old I'd, barque Palo Alto, wyje, Liverpool; 9Th,
sch Coast Pilot, Gcodan, New York. M l.g1u N
.MOBILE-ln port t4th inst, ships Caravan, Mar
shall; Ironsides, Weeks; Aurora, Knight and Reso-
lutte. McDiarmid, for Liverpool; Anericau Union,
Moore, une; barques Helen Sands, OTIS for Roston;
tor New York; tNecosta, Dunbar: N Merritt, Ber-
ry and Baltic, Hooper, for Boston; Mattapohy' wy
JACKSONvILLE--Ar 9th inst, brig Birchard q
RICHMOND Below 10th, brig Isabella Jewett,
GEoRGsEIowN-A 10th, sch Rieh'd Bullwinkle,
| sid ia Annapolis Roads 18th, ship Valparaiso,
PH Ill DE aist, brig William Welsh,
Strobfidge. Laguayra. Hal. a. -re
I,io,,iee Marion. Portland. q - ~s4ss-sr & ~
cd list. sch Ida J Wheeler, Dye, Portsmouth.
/ NEX SY1RK-Ar 22d, ship Great Republic Paul
San Francisco 100 days passage; Galena, McNear,
AZ S3d barques Merrimac, Hoyt Sisal; Winthran.
| I5iiI Mansanfla schs Evelyn, Crowley AdfIison !.
Dolphin, Crockett, and Michigan, Wnslow. Rondouf
for Boston; Nathan Clifford do for do. = - -
PROVIDENCE-Ar 2tst, sch Zicova Heath. nom
Ar sd, sch W H Sargent, Sargent, Pbilase,nbia
Below, barque Pathfinder, Robinson, from New
sid 21st, sch Metanzas, Pendleton. PHILADELPHIA.
NEWFOkT'-Ar 22d, brig Abby Watson, Wat on,
Frovidence for philadelphia; Richmond, Cousins,
Enzabethport for Portland. li'
sailed I'D, barques q b Hamilton, Pote, Phila-
deipha Tor Boston; Henry Lord Pinkhatn, do for
NewDuryport; brigs Gamma. Haskell, do Tor Boston
w eoster Kelley, Haskell, st John NIB lor Philadei-
Pha; schs Ceres, Trefethen, Boston for New York.
julia Newell, Nc Leans Portland for do; w Dexter,
Eastman, Providence for do; VIM Jones, Munroe;;
Albion, Spaulding and Harriet Virgins, Rock
Tor New York; Mindora Higgins, I'm Calais Io5 .s Nv
Haven; john McAdana Pearson, Boston 'or t vr.
delphia; Saml G Loud, Cook, Bangor for New AorA'
Pearl, Gookin Saco for do. a. I'm
Ar 23d, brig Sarah Crosby Crosby C9 Vsbm rJ
for New York; schs Corvo, Rockland Ios hiOilN'
kenduskeag New bedford for New . 9In. ~ ,,,,,
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 2ists brigs o.ll.H' I rsyDsl-
son, Baltimore for Boston,; q SIo"leS, p1rl5Sko'
and Alamo, Steele Philadelphia ief ~. IN 9Js Bc'
Grant, Grand Turk II for Frankfort lua' blake'
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Mansfe1d's Debility Bitters.

These Bitters not only valuable in all cases Of
Bilious Diseases, Liver Complaints Dyspepsia Jas1-
Dice Costiper.ess, Headache, &C., but In all cases Of
GENERAL DEBILITY, or general Weakness OF the
whole system, Languor, Drowsiness, Weakness, or
Paine in the Side, these Btters will be found most
valuable. Delicate females who are weak and sckly
will find this medicine invaluable. They operate
gently they purity and make new blood; they regu-
whole System. Prepared by
DIR. w. p. MANSFIELD,
Proprietor of Mansield's Vegetable Mitgator.
For sale by MANSFIELD & CLARK, No. q
Green ST, Portland, Me- q 7lr~T III - 4
Orders BY mail WIN receive prompt attention.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-25

: tB-A Physiological View Of Marriage.
Containing nearly 800 pages and 1870 fine Plates
and Engravings of the Anatomy Of the Human Or
gans IN state of Health and Disease, with 1rea-
tice on Early Errors, its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan
Treatment--thc only rational and successful mode
cure, as shown by the report of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married, and those contem-
plating marriage who entertain doubts at their phys
ical condition. Sent free Of postage to any address,
on receiptof % cents, in stamps postal currency,
by addressing DR.. LA CRoIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. " - -.
The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally
by mail and medicine sent to any part Of the world
Oct 6--sS N d&w6ms - q 81 II
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.asssss .WoDIED.

In this city, Oct 81, Mr. John Burnham, aged 6s
years. - =
In WestbrooE, Oct %, Mrs Sarah Eliza, widow of
the late John Dole, and step-daughter Of the late
ITranscript please copyI f-ft 80. i
20 Funeral this Wednesdayl afternoon, at O'clk,
from her late residence.
In windham, Oct IS, Mrs Sarah F, vile OF CT
Tuero, and only child of Elias and Sophia Littlefeld
In Phipsburgs Oct q, Mrs Martha Rogers, aged
81 years. AZ ~ ~ A
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Belle, Srinin; Koret, Elliot; Madonna coon,h, i
Sason, SPrr1gne Phadelphia Cor Boston, Sa5,Sa anu
Ser. Do for P ortlaaaPo oE do; Harriet Baker Web
for PToyiGence; G King, MeGregor' NV wv Wy
Ar 22d, brics saml Lindsey. Wilson Rolt,,,.
Boston; Gamma, Haskell phlladenbiaD isiloie ior
Jas Bliss, Hatch, do for do: Ceresea S,nitt sets
6ethport ioT sl9j 12nng, Hutchinson, I'm do fer
Mary Pearson Neazie, RonGout for Salem. H H-rli
HOdslon, Elizsbethport for Newburyp0rt; VIM Euf
Sailed, barques w Holbrook, and Chas Rro,.,.
brigs j p Ellicott, VIM NicSels, b Young Proto-ri
Eudorus Charlena, MaFiposa; u = Emery, AlGlratta
Mary Means Centaur, VIM II BichInore Princes
Centaur Trenton, and Castiiliani sehs Eeokuf "
Conant, Moro John Randolph, r Jones, Girase
Carroll, Franklin. Abbie, CorvO, Keoknk, d Talbot
and others. - lssr 81 -As
sor cortland; sels Vicksburg, Haskell New York
Ior oacoi Lizzie Guptl GuptDl, do Tor Bangor, with
1 1ss ol HIalntop mast bulwarks stove, @c Geo
lover h, holorook, New York for Weymouth Mary
Fletcher Tracy Boston for Philadelphia J p Ames.
RotiS Vr e oT Norfolk Va; Bay state, Verr
for do; Julia Baker, Baker, Bath for do. I1I
Ei,zsho+LIar. oD-Ar 2Sd sch Mexican MeCarty
Sid, sch Brilliant, Look, New York.
nfahis hTlTs "a, oaEgge Holbrook Small,
oDls; oIlgs Jnailena Nichols. Aatanzas; Protege,
Wenonah York, do; schs Abbie, Kni2ht' and James
ODonahue, Gilkeyy do. ''''' -
SAu zoNt que smith, Bangor. Wind
ward, Libby, Portland. -
Ar oath, bargue Orchilla Hayener, FIN Baltimore;
brigs Lillian, Swasey, Wilmington N q: Trenton
Atherton, doi Omaha, johnson, Baltimore: VIM HI
Bickmore, BickmOre, do; J & Il Crowley Crowley
Philadelphia; Alamo, Steele, Rondout; Geo Il Pres
Georgetown Hanniba Rogers. RaiSon s.ss feIs'
Griffin, Philadelphia Koret, Elliott; James Bliss
Hatch; Madonna, Mcdonald; T. S C0nant Foss and
Jason, Sprague, do; Ariel, Treworgy; Tacoma Proc
tor and Floreo, Hale, Elzabethport; Cohannei Car
low, Ehzabethport; Union, Averill and Belle Bul-
ger, New York; Mary Jane, Merrill, and Pennsyl-
vania Scott, Bath; Margaret Brown, Yarmouth.
j Baker Barberick, Portland; Jas Garcelou, Ander,
son. Yarmouth.
schs Jeddle, Roberts New York; Antietem, Chand,
Ter, Portland.
SALEM--Ar I'D, brig Alflratta, Bibber Philadel-
phia; schs Caroline Grant, Pfessey, Philadelphia tor
Portsmouth; M L Pearson, Veazie, Rondout; Gem
tile, Henderson, New York Tor Gardiner.
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T,o Boston Stock List. r.
.FF.s 40 THn BRonrRs RoARD n,
MARRIED. 81

d In this city. Oct 81 by Rev e Martin, Edward
Webb and Miss Lizzie B Turner. both Of Portland +
In Gorham, Oct %, by Rev F Wetherbee, James
Merritt, Of Portland, and Miss Sarah Lowell, OF
Gorham. Fa'Ff1 Nfsi B DfEE WssE
IN Bancroft, Oct l, by Albert Kelley Esq, George
a Smart Of B, and Miss Alwilda L Edgearly, Of
Princeton. - =.
In Weston, Oct 3, by Albert Kelley, Esq, George F
GellersoD, Of w, and Miss lisa P flanagan, OF Houl-
ton. 1sFssflg Id
In Bath, Oct 90, VIM Bryant. OF B, and Rebecca
j Rideout, of Bowdoinham; 21st, Frederic Hart and
Mary Murray; 23d, Joseph P Fuller and Abbie E
Balley. u =. -. n 10y
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Z MRS. aaWINSLOW

"s"s MRS. WINSLOW,
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
sician, presents to theattention of Mothers her "A
500 thing s y III 1Ap -
FOR rCHILDREN TEE THdNG
WHICH greatly facilitates the process of Teethipg by
sofsening he gums, reducing all inAammations, win
allay an PAIN and spasmodic action, andis issdi
:, SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS ~,
depend upon it, mothers, II YIN give rest to your
selves, and3lyis s'dGrisaB lIsss aai9sifaiI
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. p,
Wo laReptlbi and sold this article tor bver thirty
years. and can say in confidence and ERUrH OF it
what We have never been able to say Of any other
medicine-Nerer has it failed an single instance to
e6ectc cure, when timely used Never did we know
instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who used it.
On the contrary, all are delighted yithits operations,
and speak IN terms of COMMUNICATION of its magical
effect. effects SAd medical We speak tthis matter
and pledge repu6atio for the faillment of what
we here declare In almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
mi III Snd fnTI in'tes safe sser tilo sFpp + ad
Fun directions for using win accompany zach bot
Tie None genuine unless the facsimile ofCURTIS
81 RERKINS. EewiYork is on the outside wrapper
Sold by adj Druggists throughout the world. e-sla
l lssss Price only IS Cents per Bottle n ,a
junessndS swGln, sf - 1s5s L \ is,, IN. so =,
sEGa 2 5FEs 7FVSEss " TET7T 1T .FW
Haii's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
has proved itself to be the most perfect prepara
ton for the hair ever eiferedto the public.
1t is vegetable compound, and contains no injp-
rious properties whatever. ohi2a ~ sAi' "
1T WILLRESToRE GRAY HziR FofTS ORIG
INAL COLOR. ~ q
1t viii Keep the hair from falling outrf
e1I4.-l u s..e-es ~ H.,
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the ius-
trous and siken. -. t...,,...-
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young. should fail to use it.
qT IS sREcoMMENDED AFD Used By TIE
FqRs7s MEDICAL. AUTHORITY. rs e, ~
~ Ask for HALLS sicilian Hair Remover, and
take ms other. llDlls 70 ea4is y .g.7eiilsiG 6
I y hai n asaR r. HALL & co., ie slvleoa.
Ell n. i' nm, NaShua, N. n, Proprietors
R. r. Phiuips & Co 5ya0fesafe Agsats "A sss .s E +,
,AAk89 - - auofosnd a VEN q
~ bnaf1o9 i5slio Esla '''Y1f'i 30
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IMPORTS. >Aa -

TRINIDAD. Brig Eudorus-S0 hhds sugar, ga
bids molasses, AZ tres do. to Hophni Eaton; bbls
do, master.
HILLSBoRO NIB. Sch volga-1s0 tons coal, to
Kerosene Gil Co; Is nrkins butter, to order.
Sch Belle-1e3 tons coal, Kerosene Oil Co.
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Z. CoLGATE's HONEY SOAP!

!, THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is mada from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollent in its nature fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale By all Druggists and fancy Goods Dealers
june3Id1yr iE .sdri3l i1il adl .issaiiefr
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Rood and Tilllbel.

ron c ALE lot of lanG containing 12t aeroe at-
X nsted in Gorham, two miles from fittie Faiis
Village; said lot Is well covered with Wood and Tim
her For particulars apply to
as..oo ,se. CHARLES HORTON. GOrhan.
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Farm for Sale,

9roI l or 70 acres. or more, on very favor
A <eNr>N8 able terms, on Oak Hin, in Scarboro,
kK.HSA 1oT occupied by the subsc1iber.-
M rTsHfs1SM Distance from Portland fifteen min
utes by Raj. and thirty by the county
rOao' ). b. THORNTON.
Oct Is, 1se5.--eod5ws n ---l------- . -
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o sHEr.E,s HAR n1FElv
Hau,s Rnl,ber Eamnorinn

sssi1a Halls Rubber Emporium y
is at 1f7 Middle Street. where every variety of Rub
Der Goods can be procured, at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment OF Rubber Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. june23t
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SPOKEN.

Aug6 of Cape Horn, ship Macauiay Rogers, I'm
Baltimore Tor San Francisco. 900, "
Oct Is, lat q 10, lon 81, baEque Columbia, om New
Orleans for Hayre. N f aNN rI
oct 10, lat "a "a Ion 7s 90, barque stover IRON
Ship Island for New York. -Un..
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TINO those wishing to engage IN PR dtatie bust
i ness; by calling for Agent at he American
House, addressing z. o. Box &C., cortland M aine,
you obtain most profitable eney' for solle Of
the most popular works out.
Oct 20, is65-d2ws lW 'grN hcrr O. .t
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Mauritius Sept 6, ship Borneo, -, Boston.
Ar at Calcutta Aug 10, ship Young Mechanic, Nc
Loon, Boston.
Sid I'm Shields 9th inst, barque Investigator, Car
yer, for New York. -.t .Lt.- - .
Sid I'm Glasgow 9TH, Reunion, Nichols, New York.
Sid I'm Grand Turk II 18th inst sch Laurel, Parker
for Frankfort.
(. At East HnrbOr IT 7th INST, brig AImon Rowel.
TOR -, ldg. M ~. aH ..fI
Ar at ST John NIB 18th inst, brig Hattie, ellkey,
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es5 x P O RTLAND IN
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

q YET ALoNzo S. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR, PSI
No. 80 Middle Street, - : : Portland, Ne.
Copying done in the best maner.9,T III dec99ti.l
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Stl.nned

L1RoM the promises Of s. T. Raymond, Cumberland
" Mills, Oct 18th, one Chestnut Mare, wears Old
white feet, striped face hight name and tall
Any one giving H. formation 10 the subscribers or
3; y Raymond where she maybe found win be sub
H. L. TAYLOR & Co, Temple St.
Portland, Me-, Oct 25, 1s65-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-25

The Portland KiSsdEislO Wood 90.
Are now prepared to
81 Furnish stove woodl
Sawed any required length, land Split If wlshed,)
As Low as it can be furnished IN the csty.
Please call and see, SEE Commercial Street, 4
or address through the Post Office, a'0
L.. A. 1. HoDsDIsN, portland, Ne.
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REVIEW OF PORTLAND MARKETS
Swna& Hs1FNo ooE a. isss.I y

NoTE.-Ou quotations represent prices of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated, and in
filing small orders higher rates have to be- charged
For figures see quotations in another column. I
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i Guardians Sale.
nURSUANT to Alfonso from the Judge of Pro-
bate for the County OF Cumberland, the Bubscri-
Der offers tor sale the real estate Henry w. Whit
man. minor and child Of George w. Whitman late Of
New Gloucester deceased, situated in New Glouces-
ter z:-One undivided halt Of the omestead Of the
late George W. Whitman, and one undivided half al
eighteen acres Of Intervale. lfI'-sI III -
~ DAVID w. TRUE,
Guardian OF Henry W. Whitman
Oct %, 1865. liQ1 $40 i7T' 4,w3w
FlHE subscribers hereby give public notice to all
4 concerned, that they have been duly appointed
and taken upon themselves the trust Of executors Of
the last viii and testament OF IN
LEVI SANBORN,
iaoe OF dorham, In the County OF CumDerianu,
deceased, by giving bond as tho law dIecihI
tney therefore request all persons who are nee9ssl
TO said deccaseds estate to make immediate pay
and those who have any demands thereon 70 oAniO
1t ire same for settlement b I .Dypo,Dy =,
JOSIAH PIERCE. U
Gorhan, Oct. 5, 1895. 4S~sw
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Choice Eeroaont Cheese.

OSO BOXES Choice Vermont Dairy and Fac
OtDeO tory Cheese, for sale by
TWITCHELL BROS. s. CHABIPLINy
Portland, Oct. ss. lseS.-diw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01
NUFUs HUBBARD,
S1pt. Keokuk Public Schools.

In A BAD FIx.-Ons Of the youn,
men drafted in the Second Ward is nov
in stew. How his name got on the en-
rollment list our informant does not tel
US, but we suppose it was because he vo.
ted last fall, both at the State and Ne
tional election. Since he is drafted, il
comes out through his friends that he is
out twenty years of age, and he is told
that if he makes affidavit that he is no
twenty years Of age, he will be released
But this leaves him in predicament-i
he makes the cath he is liable to prosecu
ton, on hisAown evidence, for illeea
voting, and if he don't make affidavit b,
may be carried of to the war; Indian
apolis Sentinel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

SoMETHING NEw.--By an advertise
ment in another column, it will be observ.
ed that the great Miltonian Tableaux oil
Paradise Lost, will favor US with visit
commencing on Thursday evening next
the 9th inst. 1t is prouSunced by those
who have seen 1t to be one OF the fines;
and most intensely interesting exhibitions
now IN the country. Judging from the
titles of some of the tableaux we sbould
say that it would be thrilling, at least
The great rebellion 10 Heaven-The War
of Angels-The fall of Satan and the fall
OF Man Heaven, He'll, Chaos and Para.
disc.
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