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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

PNOCLAMATlOW IN ADMIRALTH.
u. Q. OF An xRIcA, DIsYAIcf ~ Iowa,
O. s. MAasHALs 0Srics, ksc1uK Icwa, Sept. Is, rs.
HEREBY give notice that by virtue Of I
warrant Of arrest and uontiea issued ont Of the Of
fee Of the Clerk Of United States District Court in
and the District Of Iowa and to directed In the
following cause. to-wt d. c. Hoster account for
labor aud libesnt against the barge Richard in case
civil and maritime for demand Of for labor,
(tSs did, the 18th DAY OF Sept 1885, 1t the landing
the Mississippi river In The city OF Kechuk Leo ccun
IT, Iowa. In said District Of Iowa. and take into my
for the safe custody and do deain the
above described barge Richard, and hereby also give
putc notice that the time assigned for the return OF
aid warrant Is Tuesday, the 18th day Of October
1858 and hereby adm snish and summons all persons
claiming any interest ia the pAid described bfge Rich
ard Knowing hsvine ythns to say Why the
should not b. coadsaneA au sead 10 tie dsspd
Of sid beaut t-y b. And appear before the said
District Conrt of the Sothefn Division OF The Distrc
iowa q return term, 70 Be begun and holden At aid
Bisct Court room, Tuesday, tho 18th day Of Octo-
Der, 1855 st Keokuk Lee county Iowa. la said Dstrc
the last named day. 70 WITT Tuesday, the nth day Of
October 1905 Nhen aud where said will be heard
then and there their claims answer said
libel and make thcir aegstions IN that behalf
PETER NELENDY, o. 3. NJ.
By H.TULTON, Deputy.
RANKIN MoCAARY, Proctors. sH
Keokuk, Lows, Sert. rs, 1856
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The Bridal Cham per Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men, Also, new and
for Diseases ofthe Urinary andsexua
systems-sentfree, in sealed envelopes Address. Dr.
J sKILLIN HoUaHToN, Howard Association ,Phila-
jelphia, Pa. apr&dSw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

COLGATE,s HONEY SOAR.
This celebrated Toilet soap, insueh universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials
mila and IN eiaen Sin It's nature, graxransly
cented, and extremely ben efIcIa in its act
upon the skin. FOR sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. fsb1-AAv1yr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

W1NDOW CURTAINS Buff Gilt Shades
~ 0ttsa 6ilt ehadss, brown 0fls lhsdes, Bal
Scotch Hollands, Green Neoeeh Hollnn - N4adDw 0s0-
~, oos1 1Aps lichna Ooed, Ill sises cd co1on, ~
no lost7l NV. w11co&1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

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vlxala e sol tsssoraab d ssaeHs slaa8
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.f5f 4 a. F'9sfsfte4 WifN eHlf.an3 .taa.I
Il af1sfls 10 de ss'esHe 20 u
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Thankfalfor exts,ded
- thiesstablhhnsnt ~ Solicit and sies
- theint2se n srvssro1s - y aaE1G = eGntina
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n. 0.-WANrKD-Hides ,Yurs, Bacon, tAre ralcv
White Beans, Clover esst, Timothy Seed HIax Ed
DsstAsss, Dssswxx, WOOL Rag, enaks 1ods, Potatoes
Onions, Butter Egg, Poultry and AL kinds pf Coontry
Produce for which VIII pay the high pcs Cash
god. Ccsagnnsnts solicited and shali havs or
pesapt sttsntisa. IL DOWR1 . CO,
jnly1d Whoissal e6roeen Keoknk- Iowa
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4AAVO01 NSOA8SO
To all the priaca points East for sse st the ocss Of
the Company In O<tnmva EAdyville, 0skaioosa, Pella
and Des Moiues and for al points Wst 1t The Depot
Ticket Omce Geokuk. 01O1GB WILLIAM,
JOHN GIvIN, euDsg3aAenAe0t.
0en'1 Ticket Agt. ssp0-dAv
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~ on y Oh - r IL , III
On snd after MoNDAY, Sept. 11th, 1885, cad snifl
further notice. Trains will ran dsiy, tSanoays "a
ospted, } - foa3oWs:
'aN No. l.s@AlLs
Lsave Ksokuk a.. ssv0 es =
Arrives ct Psle p
No. 1esMAHLS
Leaves Rslia ct w 0s
Axvtvesat ksokuk ~ p -
~, NO. 3-ExRRE6S.
Laws Kookuk -
Arrives Ct Pella 800 ?. -.
NO. 4-EXPRESg.
L0Avoo PelIA At -
Arrives 1t Keoknk 49,
NO. B-FRETGHT.
I..vs K.okuk At 500 .. n.
Arrives 1t PellA Se0O p L.
$3.50 NO. e-EREI0HT.
Leaves Peila sS0 =. Ia
Arrives at Keokuk p -
- Chicago time IL the standard By which all trains
vfllrun and 10 about IL minutes lester than Keekuk
City time .
= Passengers fron Ksokuk, by the 500 A. II. and
and $50 r n trains connect with Western Stage Com
pany for MI points west
Passengers for the Est by the Too L. u. and tse
lions with the 7biedo wabash and Wess Ralcay, and
win nd thls the sso direct ros 70 al points ast aad
Southeast
Time as Quick and Fare Uniformly az Loc
Al by sny other Route.
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The Plot to Burn Philadelphia,

The telegraphic report OF plot to burn
Philadelphia proves, unlike many other start
ling dispatches from Philadelphia, to have
been founded In truth. The existence Of the
plot was first discovered at Washington Sat-
urday night, by Sergt. A. p. Mckinney. who
noticed two suspicious looking fellows around
one of the wharves. He pursued them and
was fired upon, and feigned death until thew
had gotten out of the way, when he picked up
a letter they had dropped and made fer the
provost marshaps office. The letter gave plain
intimation Of a plot to burn Philadelphia, sta
ted that there were 800 men there In readiness
and the party to whom the letter was address,
ed must be on hand, as tine time fixed was the
night of the 18th of April or the first Of May
at the latest. The letter alluded to the i'm
mense plumber that would be obtained as q
sufficient reward for those concerned in the
incendiarism. This information was immedi-
ately sent to Philadelphia, and the military
and civil authorities at once adopted such pre-
cautions as would have rendered any attempt
to carry out the plan of burning failure. A
suspicious looking fellow was seen about the
continental hotel, Sunday night. and arrested.
out nothing was elected which made his de-
eenuon advisable. The two persons who were
seen on tne wharf at Washington took the
cars Tor Baltimore after their pursuit by seret.
Mckinney, and nothing has been heard -
them since. The authorities at PhiIede,nh,.
have no fears of any attempts now to carrv
the nefarious schemes into operation, but thew
will not relax their vigilance for the present.
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What the Illustrious Abernethy said.

What the Illustrious Abernethv said
"Well. sir, what's the matterr' said Abernsthy
the great English surgeon, to cadaverous looking
patient, who had called to consult him "Oh, moth
ing serious" was the reply, my stomach and liver
are out Of order, that's alI apo you call that moth
ingssrious," said Aberneihy; III tell you, sir. that
when these two organs out Of order, as you call
1t, there is not square inch Of the body that is
more or less diseased drop of blood jim it that
Ia in a hesltbful condition. Nothing can be more
true and therefore it Of tho very highest impor
tance to keep the stomach and liver in a vigorous
condition. II the one is weak and the other irregu
lar i'm its action tone and control them with HOS
TEYrER,s STOMACH BITTERS-the most genial
vegetable restorative and Alternative that has ever
been administered as cure for Dyspepsia and Liv-
or Disease. 1t 10 recommended by distinguished
surgeons and physicians of the United States Army
by Ulcers Of the Army and Navy, by our first au.
thors by eminent elergymen, In fact, By thousands
Of the most intelligent Of every class, as an I'M.
equalled pro ective against epidemic and nslarou'
diseases, and perfectly innocuos, but at the same
time powerful invigorant and Alternative IN
| New York House, 80 Cedar Street, MY.
ans d&w2w 5sal f4H1e p
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Silent Preachers Of righteousness.

We clip the following item from one of our
city exchanges: s5s9s
"The City Council of Bath have voted to
place neat casks in different parts of the
city and to keep them constantly. filed with
cool water during the hot weather"
This is no new thing in Bath. For nearly
If not quite half dozen years, it has been
the custom In that city, at public expense, to
keep fountains of iced water, during the entire
warmsseason, at the most public points, where
strangers particularly would be most likely
70 congregate. These fountains stand on
wooden frames made for the purpose, Of suf-
nclent height to make the fassets Econvenient,
and to each fountain is attached by chains
couple oil drinking cups, so tina all who thirst
may drink of the cooling beverage without
money and without price. Arrangement is
maoa with parties to fill the fountains as often
as necessary and keeps them supplied with ice
ana tne luxury to thirsty man, woman or
chlid' on hot, sultry day, of such a privilege
OF SHAKING tnirst, can be appreciated only by
tnose VINO nave experienced similar relief nm
der similar circumstances.
When the proposition was first made IN
maintain such fountains at the expense 81 ,ho
city, there were those who objected, and who
doubtless, thought 1t small business for ths
city to engage in. There were those. NO
doubt, who begrudged the "cup of cold wa
ter to thirsty fellow-being, though the ex-
pense is SO trifing that 1t could hardly be com
puted in the general disbursements of the city.
But to our certain knowledge the experiment
proved great success. 1t not only affords re-
freshment to those in pressing need, but is has
proved one of the most efficient means Of chr
failing the use of vile liquors and mixtures
SOLO Tor money, which, though palatable TO the
taste perhaps, increase thirst and ageravate
sns very evil sought to be overcome bv them.
- y tne custom in Bath to place these
fountains IN the near vicinity of the most not
Cd tipping resorts, as well as in places where
the crowd gathers, and there is not a ,,oror-
seller in the city who would not rather saa
ponce officer and search warrant once n,o..s
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DIED.

In this city, May s. Emma J, daughter of Peter
and Sarah Andros ag gsU;n na ysa ineon days
Living and Harriet L Blake.
In GOrham, May. :. Mrs Comfort widow Of the
In Windham FEB 2S, Of diseafe contracted in the
army. Arthur Libby aged IS years 10 months.
At Mobile Point, April 8, OF typhoid lever, Mrs
Abba wife of Cap E j Maxwell aged ~ years and 4
months-formerly of Windtam.
In somerville. Mass. april 70, MIR Andrew Tyler
Of Brownhsld, Ne, aged 81 years.
In Rexbury. May 8, Mrs Lydia n, wife OF James
Dockray, Jr, of Boston. aged 70 years months
April 70, George, only daughter Of James Ano
Lydia Dockray, aged months.
In Auburn, April ~. DR. Cyrus Bowker, aged 81.
In Monroe, April =. Mr. John Meservey, aged u
years months 49, 49,.
months. .r
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THE DRAMA.-The successful engagement
Of that talented and charming actress, Miss
AvoSIA JONES, will close this evening. This
lady has won lots of friends by her visit to
Portland. She is one of the best actresses on
the stage, and has won an enviable reputa-
ton in this country and Europe. As "Lady
ASS---'. .ad Madam Vinen in EAST Lynne
she exhibited matcAiess pOws.--..---. 49,
man heart, particularly in that passionate ex-
clamation, "My God, Why can't diel" and
when she reveals herself to her dying child.
The eye that failed to moisten at this last
scene must have had Its crystal fountain at
low ebb. In "Camille" she Is very successful,
but the play itself is not one well calculated
to please. As "Leah, the Forsaken," she Ii
terribly impressive, and probably falls in this
character behind but one living actress-Miss
Bateman. At the present writing we have
not seen her as "Gamea," but anticipate much
pleasure in witnessing her power in this char
acter in the evening. As Pauline in "Claud
Melnotte" we did not see her, but have no
reason to doubt her marked success. We saw
her in the Honeymoon" and though we have
ISSSAA sAAs~e SbSAA hA6 SOnAoNJ OatCn RiA4cQ1 VIC
never saw "Julianna" so well sustained She
did her part to perfection, showing that her
talents are as varied as they are pleasing. 1t
was unfortunate that in the last play mention
ed she was, in some of the leading parts, so
poorly supported, but there were extenuating
circumstances, not known to the audience but
which have been communicated to US, that
lead US to wonder that the piece was brought
out so well as it was, rather than that 1t was
no better performed. We advise all lovers Of
the Drama to avail themselves OF this her last
evening in the city, to see her wonderful act
ing. rFe esp
Next Monday that eminent American TRACE
dian, Mr.. JOSEPH PRocToB, commences an
engagement, when Knowles play of "virgin-
ius" will be brought out. Mr.. Proctor brings
with him reputation of high rank, and that
he viii be greeted nightly by large and fash
icnable audiences we cannot doubt.
Messrs. Bidwell & Pike are imposing q
heavy debt of gratitude upon the friends Of
the Drama in this city, by their persistent
efforts to bring before them some of the beat
talent in the country. We trust they may be
sustained in SO doing. They have made Deer
ing Han quite attractive in appearance, and IL
it fast becoming quite popular place Of re-
sort. fE F# III III YNEBS ~ +
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sPnCIAL NOTICES.


.s,sae .W0gsg Notice.
The undersigned, after fifteen years successful
practice in the old firm OF Bradford q Harmon,
would inform his friends and the public generally,
that he will still give his exclusive attention to
the prosecution Of claims for Pensions, Bounties.
Arrears Of Pay, and Prize Money, and all other
claims arising out ofthe present for the Union
His facilities for the transaction Of this business are
such as to insure prompttude andsuccess In all mat
tors entrusted to him. - y,
Late Prize Lists can always be seen at his once.
All advice and information free. No shaving
claims Terms low. and no pay required until the
claims are obta ned. Office, Jose Block So Exchange
Street. TX. HARMON.
Portland, May eff 3 9yai.asi,1s'a 500 ss60a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

IS 1.-THE grocery store Of r. Crockett Co..
at Brunswick. with nearly its entire contents,
was consumed by FIRE on Wednesday last. The
loss on the stock, says the Telegraph, is estima-
ted at 81 .6OO-partislly insured The building
belonging to Mr. W. B. Smith of New Meadows,
and was insured, K
80 The Montreal Witness says that emigra-
ton to the United States and other causes nave
combined to greatly depreciate the value OF
property in Canada and in many locahues
farms are now unsaleable at any price. heai
estate throughout Canada is heavily mort
gagged. go W &tt1 6
81 For the same reason that . prudent man
steps aside from an offensive worm instead OF
trampling upon it, avoids skunk, or gives the
walk to dirty dog, we instinctively shrink
from contact with base, inscriptions black
| guard. Sometimes you are obliged to thrust
him aside, but never do so without contamina-
ton, and rendering extra additions, disinfecting
agents and perfumery necessary.
| Mr.. Morrill, of the Gardiner Journal has
been sued for ibel-damages claimed $40 ,ooO--
by Oliver Ellsworth Of Boston, publisher of
certain school books. Mr.. Morrill, made some
unpleasant revelations touching the means used
TO introduce the books to the Gardiner schools,
and hence the suit From what we learn OF the
affair we infer that Mr.. Ellsworth will not be
likely to gain much credit by his experience be-
fore a Kennehec jury in such a suit.
R-The Canadians growl greatly because the
wardepartment allowed the Fenians place in the
presidents funeral procession at Washington
4 They pretend to think it deliberate affront to
the British government, and express hope thai
Sir Frederick Bruce, the new British minister
will call our government to account for it.
Frederick will do no such thing, for he has
common sense The Springfield Republican
( suggests that the Canadian rebels must remem
Der that the American government is not man
aged with especial reference to the possible whim
of our bitter enemies. sNaes
Il EThe Hamilton, G. W., Tines says fata
disease Of . contagious nature, has lately ap
peared in certain localities in the township o
Barton, and had been the occasion Of seriou
II loss to farmers. The malady is very kspeedy L
u It's enecvss animals expire within shor
time after exhibiting symptoms vs. usrangs
ment. suspicion that poison was the cause Q
death was disproved by an examination OF tn
} stomachs, and the prevalence Of the diseas
, upon other farms in that locality would also 6
to show that such an opinion would be improbs
| bic. f..laae-4H9
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCHi
Scratch Scratch Scratch
WHEATONS OINTMENT

Will Cure the Itch I'm AZ Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUx, ULCERS. CHrIBIArrs.
and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 80 CENTS For
sale by all Druggists.
By sending so cents to any Apothecary in Port
land, 1t will be forwarded BY mail free Of postage.
to any part of the United States.
WEEKS PORTER, Sole Agents, ~
Also for sale by
$50 WV WHrPPLs
snzeeodSm and E. L. STANwooD.
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Rice BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

" 60 and III East Water ST.,
MINIATURE, WISCONSIN,,
Buy for Eastern, account GRAIN, FLOUR, BrEy.
r PORK, LARD, HAMS, BurTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands Of Flour on hand -
BRRTsHYs BEsT, N. WARREN,
CABINET, EAGLE
ilrR 4. CHAMPION, 5sAs McCLRLLAM
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge.
Flour and Produce bong ht, stored and insur-
cd ct liberal rates. narI3eodly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Can be consulted at Mrs. DR.. ADAMS Once. NA
Congress, corner Pearl St, ON all diseases Of the
Live Lungs, Kidneys, Spleen, Heart, Gland, &c,
TUESDAY, aud WEDNESDAY, the 9th and loth Of
May. Advice tree.
DR.. kelleJ's genuine Medicine can only BY foune
ct ia Congress st, Portland Beware of imposition
Nav Ldlw
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~ DIR. LANGLEY,S
ROOT AND HERB BITTER

The Crest Blood Further; the best Health Restor
er, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Msdi
cuae ever used 4&H "a 3FT t- IN ~
They efsctually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liyel
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and al
kindred dseases. .5allEas 7l 7i-1'7 80 ~ n -
They cleanse the system. regulate the bowels, 70
store the appetite. drive out all humors purify the
blood and strengthen, invigorate build up, and re-
store TO health and soundness. both bedy and mind
all who use them Price as, SO, and rs cts per bot
tie. Sold by al dealers In medicine. GEORGE O.
GOODWIN Co., 80 Hanover ST., Boston.
mchl61d4m
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bncbu
..-., IL the great Diuretic.
HELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA.
.a 10 the Great Blood Purifier. u
Both are prepared according to rules Of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and the most active that can be
made.
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For wood, leather, orockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper
NAYS. ~ 10 In iqHid form asusoinoie In water or
OIL 1t win adhereoily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle, witl family package) as cents
each. Sold everywhere. rrr rffNf J
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence,
q. I. On receipt of 80 cents, family package win
be sent by mail. feb7d3m I,
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oRTLA ND
Photographic Gallery
ALoNzo 9. DAVIS, Proprietor,
so Middle St., Portland. Me.
Copying done In the best manner dec29tf


Send me One Dollar By mail and will ssnd you
any ofthe following Gold Plated Article s:-Set Of
aides, Jewelry, Long Chain. Locket. Neck Chain,
ENG. vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Pin, Set
OF buttons, Set Of Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
Pin; Also will send good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and Chain for SIS.
Ne. Box 13S. marSd2ms
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Union illuminating Ail

FTNHE underaigred has no hesii alton IN oferiue
Il this Oil to ths pablic twill burn in common
Fluid Lamps, and emits no unpleasant odr while
bu ming. Il con umes as slow Kerosene, when
FLUID, ssfe and non explosive
For sale at No 1888 Fore street, nv
JOHN PURINTON.
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THE HONEST OLD MEDIOINE /

Z N. II. Downs Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs. Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the throat,
chest and lungs, eNsr ssrpA
See circulars for certificates from Hon. Paul Dill.
linghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge Of the su-
preme Court Of Vermont DR.. j. B. Woodward,
Surgeon fer the Vermont Militia. s-refeas
Sold BY all dealers in Medicines. John Henry
Waterbury, Vt, Proprietor. go
~ 81 - mar80dlOw&wlt
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ia PRoBABLE.-The rebel Gen. Beauregard
said at one time. that he would @water his
horse in h-w 1t looks amazingly now as If
he, JEFF, Davis and the other leading conspIra-
tors were about to occupy if not improve that
celebrated hot soater privilege. al 5rs ,lsss5
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
In BOARD or MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
.f NAV 12G6

In BOARD or MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
l.l tt pai MAY l. 1866. !
ORDERED, That instead Of tie Bond reQui ed
" to Be gwen BY the Masters Of vsssols arriving
At this Port having Alien psssenRers on board ia
accordance with SEQ. 80. Chsp. "a. Of he Revised
Statutee, the within Officer shall collect from such
master the sum Of two dollars TO- each person land
% from sue vessel. M
Provided, that in cases Of Steamers or regular
sAiBg Packets arriving at this Port having pas
eers who are tcksted thro ugh to the Canadas or
Brltish ovinces. the payment OF two dollars each
shall be RENTED VIII the master Of such Steamer
or Packet eball give good and sufficient bond con-
ditioned TO return Garry ut OF the country free
ofcost to the City Of Portland any person who may
at any time within three years from the date Of said
bond become ehargeable within his State.
Read and passed.
Attest-J. NJ HEATH, City Clerk.
Approved, -i ~
Copy, Attsst.-J. M HEATH, City Clsik.
may6d4t
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AccTDENT-The Democrat learns that
Major D. R. Hastings Of Fryeburg, was
thrown from his wagon last week, and receiv-
ed very severy internal injuries. er $50 +
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IMPORTS.

halibut. otis cod FISH, bales rags to master
WALTON Ms. Sch I. Blake : 90 tons plaster, to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

FENHE Summer Term Of this Institution will com.
4 mence on Tuesday. May 9Th, unoer he manage-
ment OF w. 9. Lord, A. n ard tho same Beard Of
Instruction as heretofore. For full particu ars ap-
spisdshw5wsw IA. WATERMAN, sss'y,
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THURSDAY EVENING.

PERsoNAL.-Gen. Shepley arrived in this
city by the evening train yesterday. He Is in
good health and looking finely.