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pears in Its proper place, at the head of our
columns, and as our editorial duties will not
permit us to write all the articles that appear
in its columns, including the advertisements,
we employ number Of talented gentlemen
to assist us, as writer's We claim no talent in
editing, save that we have endeavored to do
our best in allaying the Earring and discordant
elements by whchweare and have been sur
rounded since the end of the war, and we be-
he1e in this we have been successful to GER
tain extent. We have, so far, furnished the
Southern Preside with a paper, edited and
printed by Southern men; and no Northern
man, woman or child in our midst has had
one word of complaint against the conduct of
the paper.
Our paper pleases the Southern matron and
her husband and children, whilst it is not an
object of complaint on the part of the militia
ry authorities, who, no doubt, we should read
lily again hear from, if we were disposed to
follow Mr.. Aqua Forts advice
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slFor the Day Book.

Yes;l remember the hawthorn blooms
And the maiden, sweet that stood by the hedge
And the heart lost on those afternoons,
When I wandered with thee by the waters
edge;
I'll agree that old earth was fair in those DAYS.
But she had no charms for lover like me,
For wandered forth, on the stars to gaze,
And had no thought but, dearest of thee.
l remember, too, in the merry dance,
The touch ofthy hand, has thrilled my soul,
When the CLEANS of love, from thy lightning
glance,
Have swept my senses beyond control,
To be sure old earth is heavy and dull,
If we look upon it, in its saddest time,
But Thoughts worst, can ''row or sculi,''
With heart to love me, as true as thine.
And to the grey, which the years have spread
Over thy locks, my angel, queen,
Whilst the heart is young, and our loves not
dead,
The grey in each other can never be seen,
When old father time, with his envy transported,
Shall make an attempt to rob us of joys,
You in our girls, again will be courted,
And will turn out, and WOO, with the boys.
Sc So
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An IMPORTANT DECISION The New York
Court Of Appeals, reversing the Judgment of
the Supreme Court, decides that shares in ma
tional banks are taxable by State authority,
although the capital is invested in the gov
ernrnent bonds. The point adjudged is, that
although government securities are not taxa
bic in the hands of individuals, yet when they
are assigned to a national bank and used as
the basis of banking, the tax is upon the new
use and not upon the securities. The cases
will be removed to the Supreme Court of the
United States, and tits expected that a final
decision will be obtained at the December
next.
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STANDING BY THE GovERNMENT-The
New York Observer ia religious newspa-
per, but not The radical sect remarks that:
ut is painful to observe what papers now
ridicule, oppose and seek to defeat the meas
ures OF the Government; they are the pa
pers that We're loudest in making support of
the administration test of loyalty-papers
that denounced every man as a traitor who
opposed the measures that Government wished
to carry through. We have a right to ask
such papers to be consistent to unite now
with the great masses OF the American people
In sustaining the Government in its patriotic
and noble efforts to bring about the reign of
peace, union and fraternal love. We hold
that man to be selfish seeker of his own gain,
and not a warm, large-hearted patriot, who
throws cold water on the Presidents plans of
reconciliation
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT IN WARRENToN,
VA private letter dated ''Warrenton,
Oct. 18th, 1865, says ''P. Bell Smith, Esq f.,
had pistol to fall from his pocket yesterday
evening, while in the street. 1t exploded, and
the ball passed through the abdomen, and the
fear ia that the wound is mortal"
Mr.. Smith is a son of Governor Smith, and
while the latter was acting as Executive, was
his Secretary and Abide Camp He is a
young gentleman of fine talents, and excellent
attachments, and greatly esteemed and be-
loved by wide circle of friends We sincere
ly trust that the fears of fatal result to the
untoward acct dent above described may not
be realized.
T. Slater accounts say that there is no
room for hope OF his recovery. He was hand
ing the pistol to a friend, when it fell and ex-
ploded. Richmond Bulletin.
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATuRE.

Nashuiue, Oct l3-The House of Repre-
Sentatives of this State, which yesterday, BY a
vote of 35 to rs, laid on the table resolutions
endorsing President Johnsons reconstruction
policy, subsequently passed the following by
ayes so, nays 4;
Reso9red That we indorse the administr a.
ton of his Excellency, the President of the
United States, and especially his declaration
that treason shall be made odeus, and traitors
punished
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SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION

Friday afternoon the South Carolina dele
CATION, from the State Convention, headed by
Judge Wardlaw, had lengthy interview with
President johnson, and presented a memorial
asking for the pardon of Jefferson Davis, Alex
andra II. Stephens, Geo. A. Trenholm and
Governor Magrath. A conversation of des-
ultory character took place, the utmost good
feeling prevailing between all parties. In con-
GLIDING the interview the President saws: 81
could be instrumental in restoring the Gov
eminent to its former relations and see the
people once more united and happy, should
feel that had more than filled the measure
of my ambition. If could feel that had con-
tributed to this in my degree, my heart would
be more than gratifcd and my ambition full
H."
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DAY BoOK---THREE CENTS.

We announce, with much regret, that, ow-
ng to the great increase in the price of print
ing paper, We are forced to the necessity of
raising the price of the Day Book to THREE
CENTS per copy. This arrangement will 60
into effect on Monday next, the 9th inst.
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LEAVE YOUR NAMES.

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
the Day Book left at their homes, can have it
properly attended to by having their names
left at our counting room.
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THE STATE PRISONERS.

Fortress Monroe, Oct. ll.-Quarters are be-
ing prepared IN Carroll Hall for Messrs. Clay
and Mitchell preparatory to their removal
from their casemate prison,
Commodore Lanman has relieved Commo-
dore Radford in command of North Atlantic
squadron.
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The CHOLERA --Someimpo facts touch
ing the progress of the cholera are communi-
Gated by U. S. Consuls to the State Depart
nent, and the most important as a hint to all
cities and sanitary organizations, is the fact
at Genoa, o,cing to aOise sanitary measures ii
has entirely disappeared. from the place. Pc,
contra, on Sept. % there were 1877 deaths at
Palermo, and the average since that date is
from $50 to 100 per day.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT again return our
thanks to the Messengers of Reds and
Adams Express Company for the Southern
papers, which they are furnishing us with
daily, in advance of the mails.
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= No loyal man proposes to repudiate any
honest debt of the State, but no loyal man
feels under any obligation to assume the pay
ment of the Confederate bonds issued by JEFF
ferson Davis, the State bonds issued by rebel
legislatures and conventions to carry on the
war, or the blockade bills of Zebulon B.
Vance, contracted for the benefit of himself
and his stallfederate associates --Rdleiqh Pro-
gress.
We have watched with much solicitude, to
see what was to be the final action of the
North Carolina Convention in regard to the
debts contracted by the State whilst men,
Der of the Confederacy, The credit of the
State of North Carolina has, heretofore, stood
as high as her warmest admirers could wish,
but we warn the members of her Convention
that if they repudiate her war debt, as they
have repudiated her act of secession, they will
awaken serious discussion as to the faith here
after to be placed i'll the pledges of the Old
North State.
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FROM FLORIDA.

Neao York, Oct. 14.-The steamer D. II.
Mount, from Jacksonville, Florida, on the 9th
inst, has arrived. The Union contradicts the
report of the prevalence of the yellow fever in
that city.
Judge T. T, Long urges the acceptance of
the situation letting by gone be by gone aud
the Union in the future be one and indivisi-
Bile
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GNUFF.-2O Jars L0rillard's Macca-
~ boy Snuff, in Store and for sale by
ocl4 B. T.. BOCKOVER.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
I EIGH. BROS. & PHELPS,
AuctiOneers and General Commission
MERCHANTS,
No. 5, Commercial Row,

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
The undersigned respectfully announce that
they have this day associated themselves together
for the purpose of conducting the A UCTION and
CONFESSION BUSINESS, in all its various
branches.
Particular attention given to the (public or
privately SALE OF REAL ESTATE, Stocks,
Merchandise of every description, Furniture man
utactured Tobacco, Country Produce, Cargo
Sales, &c.
Sales of Real Estate, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &C.. attended to in any part of the city
or country, upon most favorable terms.
Liberal Cash Advances made on consignments,
and account sales promptly rendered and settled.
Our Senior Jas. Y Leigh) offers his services
to the old friends and customers of Leigh & Bro,
and will be glad to serve them in new house,
JAS. Y. LEIGH,
Late of Leigh & Bro,
JOHN p. LEIGH
Late of j. W. Whitehurst e Co.,
c. RICHARD PHELPS,
oc3-lm Late of Lynchburg, Virginia.
r.r~
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WHEREAS, certain Certificates Of
w Indebtedness, issued by the State Of

Nv HEREAS, certain Cerfifi Gates Of
wv Indebtedness, issued by the State of
Virginia, under and by virtue of the Act of As
semby, bearing date 29th March, 1888, ana stand
ing upon the Auditors Books in the name and %
the property of Mary G. Binford, for $1,000 and
numbered 40; another issued under the At Of
me General Assembly of Virginia. Of the a6th
March, 1912, and standing on said Books, in the
name and as the property Of the said Mary C.
Blnford, for $1,000, and numbered 53s; and a
third issued under the Act of 10th March, 1888,
and standing. on said Auditors Books. In the
name and as the property of Anna A. Binford, fot
$1,000, and numbered 400. And, whereas, the
said Bonds or Certificates of indebtedness were
lost mislaid, stolen, or destroyed, at some time
during the occupancy of the City of Portsmouth
by the Military forces of the United States, to
wit: since 10th May, 1862; Notice is. therefore,
ngfeRGy given to all concerned that application
for the said State, in the CITY of Richmond. for
renewal OF the said Bonds or Certificates, In ac-
eoraanee with the provisions Of Law in such cases
made and provided ~
9aE MARY G. BINFORD, fel
Sf7f ARCHIE B. GWATHMEY,
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DICORD'S SPECIFIC REMEDY

ID ICORD'S SPECIFIC REMEDY
RECORDS SPECIFIC REMEDY.
RIOORUS SPECIFIC REMEDY.
RECORDS SPECIFIC REMEDY.
RIOORD'S SPECIFIC REMEDY.
The latest medical discovery and unfailing
Remedy, from the original recipe as used by him
in the Hospitals of Paris for twenty years. A
Safe, Reliable and Warranted Cure for
Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys Distractions
of Urine, Gravel, Chronic and Acute Gonorrhea,
elects, Structures, Weaknesses, and all Diseases
Of the Sexual Organs, whether in MALE or FE-
MALE, from whatever cause they may have origi-
mated, and no matter of how long standing
Price ONE DOLLAR. Every bottle warranted.
Soldby all Druggists everywhere, and by
NJ. A. Il G. A. SANTOS,
Norfolk, Va.
Sole agents for the U. States and Canadas.
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A N ANNUAL MEETING OF the
IN Stockholders of the Dismal Swamp Canal
will take place at the City Hall, the first Mon
day in November next.
By order of the Proxies of the United States
and State of Virginia.
sepl2-lS-25-1-9-15-22-29
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DORA and BACON--In store, Just
il received, and for sale on shippers account,
by oc14 B. I. B0CKOVER.
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vTNOBACCO-Shipme of 100 boxes
ocl4 B. 7. Bo6KovER.
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CLOvER HILL COAL FOR sALI

UNWILLING HOUSE WANTED.
~ A LIBERAL ADVANCE on present rates
will be paid for Dwelling House containing FIVE
or SIX Rooms, with Kitchen, Cistern, out-houses
&C., attached, within five or ten minutes walk OF
ma square, or not beyond Charlotte street
for the year 1866. Immediate possession desira
BILE. Address "DWELLING," at II Y + n
sep23-lm* DAY BOOK OFFJcE
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v. Q. CASSELL,
VIM. w DAVIS
W W. Dzt 10,
Attornies in fact for heirs of
oc10-tds Geo. Marshall dec,a

ocIO-Ids Geo. Marshall, decd.
INRE INSURANCE. George M. Balm
IL Agent, Office Portsmouth Savings Fund So
ciety, Portsmouth, Va. s.-.5, ~ ~
Insurance Company of the State of Virginia
Richmond, Va. sst',e. TO- tssa.5 f5o-,s -
Security Insurance Company of New York.
Atlantic Fire Insurance Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Risks taken in the above named Companies on
terms as favorable as the nature of the rsks and
the real security of the insured and Of the Cora.
panies will warrant ts5 80 i1Asg sacJ0-Im
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LATEST NEWS.
Erection Returns.

The following are all the returns, that have
reahed us, from this District:
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Lost! Lost! x
II OST between Pleasant and State Street, on FRI
ing a small Gold Bool, Gold Dollar Gold Gross and
Pen.knite. The fnda win be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at ther 40 Pleasant Street. or 143
commercial street. E.-H. S0ULE. VI
PORTLAND, July 10, 1s65.--1wsv - 81 SS 8.
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| secession and rebellion, is as deeply rooted III
their convictions as II ever was. They have
failed to establish the success of their princip
| les at the bayonet's point and the cannons
mouth. but those principles lie as near to the
| hearts of the great mass of them as ever, and
| true LOYALTY to the Government, as constitute
| inc a principle with the mass of the people at
| the North, IS entirely foreign to the breasts of
| the masses in the South. The same hostility
| that was openly displayed in arms exists se-
| cretly in the breasts of the Southern people.
andis ready at any time to exert ITSELF no long
er in overt acts, but in every possible pacific
way to thwart the unity and the progress of
the Republic. On the other hand, the negro
has but one principle and one affection. His
principle is that of devotion to the Union; his
affection heart-whole for the cause that has
restored him to manhood. No doubts of the
justice of the cause cross bis mind. No clouds
OF casuists raising obscure his vision. His in
stincts alone point out to him the path he is
to tread as free man, and point it out uner-
ringly. Who so safe to trust with the ballot of
freeman as he? Can demagogues lead him
astray with arts and sophistries? / trow not
He may not know so much of bOok-learning
as his paler-skinned brother, but he is less
likely to be deceived in what pertains to the
advancement of all members of the human
family, himself included. And if you could
see, as | have seen, the colored people of these
Southern cities, sitting at their door-steps, in
the moonlight on hot evenings, teaching each
other how to spell and to count, regardless of
the comments of those who, passed by, you
wonld not be slow in coming to the belief that
even the supposed amount OF education neces-
sary to enable them to vote intelligently will
not be long wanting. j, for one, contrary to
all my expectations, ann full convinced that
the only safety for the South is in the extern
sion of free suffrage to the people Of all colors,
and Imean TO throw myself into the adyo-
cacy of this cause with all my energy. Far
better is the instinct that teaches loyalty to the
Union than the false education that make
States-rights traitors. Shall we trust the fu-
ture of our country to the instinct that inev-
itably leads to the right, or to the educated
sophistry that inculcates what is false and
ruinous? N0fA .sesE0
We are by no means ready for reconstruc-
ton under the domination of defeated but un-
convinced traitors We have had terrible
war; let us not cast away its fruits. Let us
have military governments in the Southern
States until the sentiment of true loyalty be-
gins to be felt; or, if we must have civil gov
ernments reconstructed, let those who have
every cause to love the Union not be put aside
while its interests are confded to the hands of
those who have been its open enemies
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NJ TIcE Is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this Port. ON the
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation Of the
Revenue Laws:
April 20, 1856, on board barqne IN. M Hayen,1
keg Powder April 81. 1866. on Commercial st,
bag Coffee On board brig sc w. Chase. / bbl
Molasses keg Tamnrinds 4 May 10, 1866, on board
steemer "Aontr. a." bundle cloth. May 80, 1866,
board cam sr M unreal f" bottles BRANDY June
g., 1855 n board hteav er "Montrea'," 8 Choronom-
! Dbl, bsg andl hrkn sugar; Que bbl MoIasses 8
kegs fanainss. June ie, 1885. ON BOARD steamer
'sMontreai." box containing piece Of silk and
porfe-monnaie. June 2lst, 1896, on Wharf from
steamer "Few Brunswick y l cbl cloves. f
Any person or persons, claiming the same, are re.
quested TO appear and make such claim within nine.
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be disposed of acc ccrdence with the act
OF Cong ess approved A. :. 2. 1874.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr.,
June ~, iS65-dlaSw Collector.
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Weed. Weed. Weedt

ia factMs, Eew Sewing Machine for Family and Manu-
shaw e Clarg Clng purposes. Also, the Florence and
- = sixteen and twenty dollar
Wing MACHINES. easa
eu ~ on Needles, Silk, Twist Thyead,
NaeNaueht Cotton. ann a, ,Hemming Cages, 0rrs &
Trimming Machines repaired and ~ ~ acnine
Office 1873 Middle St., up one flight " n stair. &
,,,..oo.odf,ns W. S. DYER,
r Agent
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California Wines.

rTHE unexAmpled popoularity achieved BY our
Il brands OF these now celebrated Wines, lue
to their superior merits and undeubted purity.
For the siek chamber the ssAnRelicn~ wfll commend
itself Where highly tonic and inyiRoratfng stnnu-
LIANT IL desired our Port is excellent
The .tMuscateP ia without doubt the finest Wins
Wine, n delicious. i 7
FOT Dinner Wine the ''HOckp Is dsssrvsdly pOpu-
lar.
See mat our label and name Is on each bottle.
gy .fs PERKINS, STERN & CO.,
e.rfs sPIoNRER HOUSE,
Dealing Exclusively In California Wines
For sale In Portland by CRosMAN & Co.
.... T... NHtf.t mavSleodom
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iiJIHa ~ EOF SAFE OF 10 l0Us hi4f
THE new French Cottage, on the Cape Cottage
Il road, opposite Capt. Green Walden's, containing
is unsurpassed on the Cape. Enquire of 5.
~ seni4'ai ss - A. STEPHENSON, ~
r jy6-df 5rad no sns5io 121 Commercial Street.
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VALUABLE House for Sale.

OITUATED on Chestnut St., No. SO; is q two story
- wooden house, finished throughout-14 finished
rooms good closets, fine cellar, good water hard and
soft. 1t Is calculated for or two families. 1t is
pleasantly and centrally located in an excellent neigh
borhood and every way desirable. The lot is 40 by
10s feet Inquire on the premises. Junef9d6
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Union Illuminating Oil.

THE undersigned has no hesitation in offering this
Il on TO the public. 1t will burn In common Fluid
Lamps, ana emis no unpleasant odor while burning.
Il consumes as slow as Kerosene, when used In those
Lamps Is perfect substitute for FLUID, safe and
non-explosive. ~ =.
For sale at No. 1s3 Fore Street. by
Portland, May 4, 1856. eod3m
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either one or twO horse Machine. which for Hight
ness OF drAf and perfect execution Of business car
not be excelled. CHARLES VINING.
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Wants, Lost and Found.
Wo9sted I9,snsedioteIu.
Wanted, Wanted !
Wanted to Exchange
Wn1ated.
W0ssted Iu,,,seESatezy. /

A n experienced CLERK in Dry Goods Store
"A Apply at 800 Congress st. july11d3t*
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Notice.

TUE barge "CoMFoRT" has been leased to Mr..
L HAKRf BAKER for the coming season. Par
ties wishing to engage her for excursions will please
CAL on MT. BAKER, at Mr.. Partington's Ice Cream
Saloon, (under Lancaster Hall) at 10 o'clock each
day. sas4s.z ff,3 CAPT. VIM. WILLARD.
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For Sale

i at bargain, If applied for soon. This IL good
chance for any one wishing to enter into business.
The works wiz turn out from one thousand to fifteen
hundred bbls. Of Vinegar per year. IA agf sliW
Also, about 40 acres of land situated in Westbrook
For further particulars apply at ~ .af'sF'tFsA
JOHNSON & GLOVES BR0S.,da
may26dH $50 Congress St., Portland.
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To Rent.

A TENEMENT centrally located, to family with
6Aout children, at one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to 2, s. W., So -Ltlsg
june16H No. 81 Middle Street.
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O. A ONE and q half story house, in good or
;, der, pleasantly located, together with the lot
III 30 by so feet. Price low-terms liberal. In
quire of aE#slg JOHN G. PROCTER.
ap16d3m $3.50 . s.a,5 si.sf f..a sss44e fth
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HOIse I,ots for SAFE

GEVERAL finely located House Lots In Cape Eliz-
- abeth three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. mayf3tf
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To Let or Lease for a term of Years.
TUE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
Merrins. The Wharf contains about 1900 square t.,
with two story building thereon, 20 by75. For fur
ther particulars inquire Of .lGafu ~ aa
...t .nas5a,,i, q JOSEPH HI. WHITE
may25dh No. 81 Union Wharf.
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Lost or Stolen.
WO29ted.

SITUATION to take charge Of one or more
"A Horses, or in any suitable employment, BY
from recent employer ~ III 4 Z
Address 2091, Post Office. july1Od1ws
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Valuable. Real Estate for Sale.
fTHE Southgate Property, ON Pleasant St., the lot
Il containing about f2 500 SQUARE feet For terms,
&C., application may be made to ts
GEO. e. b. JACKSON, Administrator,
apl6dn assfi ssa so Exchange st.
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House Lots.

ELEVEN House Lots, comprising. 200 feet Of
r. Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis st.. for
sale by .olfa2aa w. II. STEPHENSON.
Portland, April 26, ls65.-dtf 8 Ga