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CHRISTIAN DEN NIENDE,

Cf1hlS 1lA1N OEN 1NAAAANOA3
af Guds Made Konge til Danmark, de Vendors og
Gothers, Hertug til Slesyig, Holsteen, Stormarn'
Ditmarsken, Lauenborg og Gutenberg,
Clare yitterligt: Efterat have ladet Os at Vor FL
nantsminister allerunderdanigst f~oredrage de al Colonial
raadene i Wore vestindiske Besiddelser atglvne allerunder.
danipste Betenkninger over nogle etter ~Bestemmeise 81
Gouvernementet for bemeldte Besiddelser udtferdlgede
foreI0i5icc Forskrifter an gaaende Udkrvnng al Mandskeo
I'll Brandcorpserne Byerne paa ST. Crolx og St. 1homas'
Vile vi alIernaadigst have tastsat som toIger;
Indtil en- nermere Ordning 1T Mlllce- og Btan"'leheS-
ton Wore vestindiske B~esiddelscr Overeensstemmelse
med de 5 50 af Colonialloven af 27de November 1868 IN
deholdte Grundsetninger kan blive tiIYelebragt' sku!le
ForskriFterne de af G-ouyernementet for bemeldte 6eSlu-
1o1sor no Presidentskabet for Oerne ST. Thomas og ST.
Ian under 25de September og 28de October 1868 udfeF-
d;oede acknowledgement angaaende UdskrIvnlng al Manu-
sk9b til Brandcorpserne Byerne paa ST. CrolX og ST.
Thomas forblive g~ieldende, med Forbehold tor GouYer-
nementet at tr@fe narmere B~estemmelse ON den aarlges
ri. op Afgang we'd Brandcorpserne i HenhoId til ) 3 al
formeldte Acknowledgements.
Hvorefter allie vedkommende sig allerunderdanigst
have OF rette.
Giret poa AmoTenborg den Tide Morts 1865.
Under VOr Kongelige Hand cg segl,
CHRISTIAN R:
IL. s.\
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

"Asthe Phoenix rises from the ashes Gifts Gre animal
I'd with new iifese does this Eli xr rel the sy
tenn and overcome disease.
AS~The Rejuvenstng Elixiris the result Of modess
scovertesin the vegetable kin being an entirely
aev and abstract method ofcure irrespective all the
ASThi- medicine has been tested by the nestemfnen
medical men Of the day. and by them pronounced 10 be
one Of the greatest medical discoveries Of theaxe
t4-one bottle will cure general Debility
e. few doses cures Hy sterios in females
tA-one bottle cures Pslpitation ofthe Heart
k1~From to three BOTTLES restores the manlineu
md full vigor Of youth.
t1-A lev doses restores the appetite.
&1-Three bo.ilescure the worse case ofImpoteucy
A6-A few doses cure the low spirited.
eA-one bottle restores mental power
tA-A fsr doses rsstsrss us srxsrs Of generates.
- A few doses bring tbs To the cheek
e4-ThA medicine restores to manly vigar aud roors
health the poordatilitsted worn-own despsirinx
aThe istiess eneryated yoEth the osey-tssk ed n
,fbusness the victim Of depression, the indi
duai suffering from general debility, from ~eaku
ingie organ. will ell hnd immediate and permanent
relief by the of this Elixir Essence 81 Life
ASprce & per aottle three bottles for sa and for
ward by Express-onreceipt ofmoney to any address.
rTAe Cherekee Pills and Rejuvena.
ting Etixir .aresold by all enterprising Drurgis
the civilized world. Some unprincipled dealers how
try sell worthless compounds in place OF II
those which they can purchase st cheap price al 8
make more noney br selling than they can on there
medicines Az value your health aye the health q
onr future ofspring, do not be deceived by such mn.
,rnciplei Druggists ssk fer these
pfAsrs. If the druggist will not buy them for you.
lose the money letter and viii send them
Express securely sealed and packed free from otseY
cation.
Ladies or Gentlemen address in perfect
snce stating fully and plainly their diseases and SYM
toms treat all diseases of chronic nature In
female Patients need not hesitate because Of thi'
inability viet have treated patients
July all portions of the civilized globe correspol
ing will please plainly all the
symptoms Of their pIaints and write Postace Cou
~ State and of writer and inclose postags
stamp for reply.
" ssxS ssr 50 page PampAief Jrssto any address,
address letters for TO thu propr
etors.
DIR. w. H. YER WIN 4 CO.,
Note Ii ertystreet New York.
G. A. COOK, Chicago, NO. 20 Market street, 0eners
Agent for the States of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Mci
gan and Indiana, who will supply Druggists at
Jar card prices. nov3o-d COW
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
Rejuvenating Elixir
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

REPAIRED from Pure Vegetable Extracts contsinf
nothnaHiniGrioustp t4s zaostdeiirate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

mbonAse ConoentxoGp4 Nkkeroes
Dnchu y the Great Dluretic Helnboo9s 0So1Eu1o1
uxtrA~t 0aguapaxilla 70 the Great pou4 l00Rs Dp1A
~ prsparod sccofding to rules u H1es - 49,
Vn6yD1nmp 11s0Dse asolve tAaAeae.1e -. ssst
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y at If17|i 49, ~ sIsi71
80 E 4ssAa 80
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TEA-75 chests, all styles. for sale at
L much reduced rates by KELLOGG BIRGK-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

Iney cure or ohvfste those numerous ciseasesrh.
pfns iron irresuiaify. by removing the irregulsritj
They cnresoPpreesed ,Exeessiyesnd sinfuiMenstru
Iney cure0reen Sickpessf Chiorosis1
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections mains in HI
ana ov es part OF the body. Hesviness Fataueriai
exsrtion Palpitst0n of Heart Lowne~s Of pi
Us Hysteria, Sick Headache. iddness ETC. etc. In
~ removing the lrreguiariiy theyrenove ause
snd with u ALL the effects that spring from IT.
composed ofsimpie vegetable extracts they contain
aeletefious 70 constitution howererielcst@
sh1h junction being TO substitute strength for veal
mich, vhenpreperiy used they never fail to do
hey may be safely used stany age and AZ any perics
sxcfrf suazse xo~rHs which th,
antans nstureoftheir action would Infabis pRrrrxs
Ali letters seeking informs ton aivicevill heresd
!: promptly ard discreetly answered
fnii dfrection-sccompsny eseh box
@Prtce, II per box or six boxes for Sc
1ss+nt .! mail free Of postage receipt Of price
~ fan1pnifsr sent by mail free Of postage, by
Oh. W. b. MER WIN d CO.,
Nose Liberty strtet, New York.
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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This unequsled preparation which the pec
liar properties OF restoring hair to lie original
aud causes IL TO assume the color IL before
turned grey. 1t is permanent cure for dandrna
strengthens and envens the Of the hair gives
hair lasting and natural moisture dandrun seurf
itching and soreness Of hekin Persons tried
this preparation say that they have kinds OF
Tonic and Hair Resoratises and had been To
Ind any article that would produce the desired result
until they bad tried my Hair Tenc 1t cured per
sons who had solid masses of dsndru all knitted and
cemented together in the share of cap covering the
whole head and il the Of thirty days AFTER using
my Tonic the scur and dandru all dsapTe red aud the
hair which had until that time been prvented from
growing, resumed its former healthy Growth
In the of James Mershon of 2lst Iowa
fantry, whose head covered with thick coating of
dandruf and scurf, mentioned all and whose hal,
had almost compleelV fallen out shown the virtue
this Tonic for il the OF three weeks application
oft his scalp assumed healthy condition and Iii,
commenced to grow beautifully. This is only one cas-
OF the ktndin thousand could mention many others
but for want OF and cost prevented froi do
ing so.
Sold by GEORGE CABUS, corner of Second aud Main
street. Price 10 cents per bottle. liberal discount 10
sse trade mch3l-i6m
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY +!
SIRJAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.

s,.,.rsi frs~ p,ssertrtos Of Sir J. Clark, ~. D.
PAysseiaa Extraordinary to tAs Qxsss.
rh,.nysluable edicineis unfailingiin the ofaD
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the f
male IL subject 1t moderates all
removes all obstructions and speedy may be ~
A''''' TO MARRIED. LADIES
il 10 peculiarly suited 1t wil in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar, bcazs the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
TAsss Fiifssh- xd betakeH BY Fsmsiss dsrssfsAs
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Prssnaser, ssthsy svs
ssrs Z. brsns MsearrsaSs, b.; at other
svs 49,. FAHg
In ali Cases Of ervorsand Spinal Aec ttoMs Pains In
tie Bsckand Limbs Fatigue slight exertion .Palpts
don OF the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pils vii
e6.ct . cure when all other meanshavefaed; and 81
thoush powerful remedy do not contain iron csiome
sea, ny, or yfhins hurtful to theconssitstioa.
tuilAirecsions inthe pamphlet around sscn package
which shoald be carefully preserved.
SOLD 81 ALL DRuGGlsfs.
= soa, Aesat for the United States and Canada.
Jrn uOaxs, "a CortlAndt st. New York.
rn-sr 90 and postage stanps enclosed to any q
.horis.d Aren't, wllinsurea BOTTLE containing soP PHI
s~...r, .aiI. ovs-dly i.s
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John N. HUMMER, n. D.,
Homeopathic PAystet ~,
KnOKUK, IOWA

Once and 116snceon High street, bttv eenr 10th an
nth.
Also, once Third street. the e. g. kevenu.
See whore can be consulted from to o'cIbek \
a00rdsrsisft viii be promptly attended to.
Aerfld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

NEW FIGS-200 boxes fresh add nice,
y fer sale By KELLOGG BIRGE.
mayo
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Messrs. vANDYKA mAnZ3u 90. are
hnow running the Ferry ~ - p1eee, and
vii not spare labor o. axDsue ~ nakine
oGBc3enf Ferry
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-09

ETHODIST HYMN BOOKS-Al
W sizes and qualities, for sale by
tsbs NV wHsTOoTT
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STAPLE GROCERIES
Fruits, huts, Can Goeds,' &s, ts.,

sssAorn frv hands and will be sold At low
- market rate Buyers will do well call ene price
aSre purchasing good assortment Of the folIcwfps
"a riss embrace portion OF our stocka
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-25
AyrivaI of Steamers-The Cemetery at An
dersOnciLEe. .eI

.ia.al5 NEW YORK, July "a.
The steamship City of London, from Liver
pool 18th inst, has arrived. News anticipa-
ted. rsk
The steamer Arago, from Hilton Head,
brings Charleston and Savannah papers to the
10Th. 80 v
The expedition to lay out cemetery for our
dead, had left Savannah for Andersonville.
The Arago and Fulton are. to be withdrawn
from the route to Hilton Head. The Illinois
takes the place of the Fulton next trip.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-25
wATERvILLE COLLEGE,.

The following is the programe of Com
mencement week at Wateryille College.
Sunday evening, Aug. 9th, Sermon before
the Boardman Missionary Society by Rev. A.
z P. Small of Bangor. M
Monday evening, Aug It'll, Prize Decla-
nation by the Sophomore and Junior class
es. s,
Tuesday, Aug. 9Th, morning, Glass Day exer-
cises; afternoon, Grafton before the Alumni
by Rev. VIM. Lamson, d. D., of Brookline,
Mass; ecening Grafton before the Literary
societies by Rev. ID. @. Eddy, of Boston, and
oen by Rev. s. Phelps D. D., of New Haven.
Wednesday Aug. 9th, Exercises of the Grad
uaIlng Glass, with grand concert in the even
Ing gwen Oy Halls Band of Boston, assisted
OS an eminent vocalist of that city.
railroad fares from Portland and Bangor
will be at half price, during commencement
week. 4 81,
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Mn. oRUMMEL1is ADDRESS,

Rev. Alexander Crummell of Liberia Col
Iege, in Africa, addressed large audience on
Sabbath evening, the 23d, in Free Street
Church, respecting the progress of Liberia in
the past four years, and the duty of Ameri-
cans to continue their labors in its behalf.
He congratulated the people on the great
changes in this country which have recently
taken place favorable to the interests of his
brethren. He rejoictd that the final blow has
been given to the institution of slavery. Dur
ing this great struggle IN America, Liberia has
been steadily progressing, in material, educa-
tonal, civilizing and commercial prospects.
The period of matched houses and of frame
buildings has passed away, and now brick
structures are erected. Within the pest eigh-
teen months, in a single Village, some thirty
brick houses have been butt. Ass
More land has been cultivated, more coffee
and sugar and cotton has been raised, and
trade in native products # the interior has
been increased.
During this period of for years the Liberia
College with President and three Professors,
all black men, with ten Students and the pros
poets of large accession in lue time-has come
into successful operation. Schools for the in
structioa of children and 'outh have been in
itiated.
But all this progress isnot such as to allow
the withdrawal of aid from this county. Ii
IBERIA is still infantile she is poor. A nation
nominaly--but colony practically. She
needs the fostering care d the mother. She
must not be forsaken byher friends in this
country. She requires CIR help for her col
lege, her schools, her missions, her work of
Christian civilization for he continent. Then
the wants Of a portion of he colored people Of
this country require the continuance of help
to Liberia. AS they become educated and ele-
waited here some of them viii naturally desire
to emigrate, and they Enthusiastically look to
Africa. Moreover the providence of God de-
wolves special responsibilities upon Americans
In regard to the evangeli1tion Of Africa. They
have the best advantages for civilizing and
missionary labors in tina continent, and the
best missionaries for the work. The white
man cannot endure the climate of that region
without peculiar peIils. The man of color is
lifted for it by nature. Tie missionaries Sc
lected by Providence for TINT quarter are here,
and it devolves on Americans to send them
whose hearts aspire for the work. ag
Mr. Crummen was listened to with profound
attention and his address canot fail of useful
ness to many. 7.o.sga
Mr.. Crummell is ofpure ngro origin-born
in New York, educated at Queen's College,
Cambridge, England, and low Professor Of
Mental and Moral Science ir Liberia College
He expects % remain in tits country only a
few weeks
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-25

--a NEW 4 URh, July "a
The Herald's special Nashville dispatch Of
to-day, contains the following: Gen. Thomas
has issued an order suspending from office
and orena ana ,h a,ras " ec1 ., and
Frichon, lawyers, on account of their late
prosecution of negroes.
Guerrilla depredations are almost daily tax
ing place by rowing bands of robbers in Mid
die Tennessee.
The trial of Champ Ferguson is proceeding
slowly. His guards have been doubled on ac-
count OF soldiers threatening to kill him.
The Macon Telegraph and Atlanta Intelii-
gencer have articles on the probable scenes OF
bloodshed and massacre on the part OF the
freedmen, unless the authorities turn their at
tention to the matter at once.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-25

MARROW EscAPE.-We understand that
our esteemed fellow-citizen Nathaniel F. Deer
ing, Esq, made narrow escape with his life
last Thursday. While fishing on a rock, of
Cape Elizabeth, in company with his son, a
heavy wave unexpectedly swept over him,
washing him of. He made desperate efforts
to recover himself, but without success. For
tunately his son caught him by the collar, and
after much exertion succeeded, in drawing
him to land. He was much exhausted, but
has experienced, we are glad to say, no serious
injury from his dangerous bath, owing no
doubt in great part to the kindness OF neigh
Dor who took him in, warmed him and clothed
him II.
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Heavy Crash


A 16 CEN a yard, for sale at the Auction
* Store Of G. E. PORTER 100 Federal St.
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House and Lot at Auction.

ON Tuesday, August LIST, at o'clock p. M, shall
Osen house No. Salem Lane. 1t is two Story
wooden house, with basement, and finished through
out tine water, hard and soft. 1t Is suitable for 6ne
two Or three families. Well painted nsiae and out,
and finished with blinds-the whole in good repair.
Sale positive, title clear. aarf rar
july25dtd H. BAILEY q CO., Aueapneers.
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Soldiers Riot Ia ChscGgo-A soldier Killed by
his Comrades.

New YORK, July "a.
Chicago papers of Saturday report serious
riots there on Friday last Some soldiers of
the 9th Iowa regiment went into liquor store
! in Wells Street. Soon reports of revolvers
were heard; and then the soldiers demolished
the front of the building, smashed furniture
and threw it into the street. The saloon
keeper was dragged into the street. the soldiers
pounding him and swearing that they would
hang him. The police had by this time ar
rived and rescued the saloon keeper The
soldiers then vented their rage on the remains
of the saloon, which was entirely DESTROYED
The dead body of onesof their comrades was
brought into the streetby soldiers and taken
to the railroad station. They then returned
to the scene of the affair, and thence followed
to the police station, where the saloon keeper
was supposed to be, surrounded it, and squad
entered itwith bayonets fixed and revolvers in
hand. The furniture was demolished, and the
police barely escaped with their lives An
officer ordered the soldiers to the depot They
obeyed, and left the city on the train which
was just ready to start.
The saloon keeper had been taken away
from the station before the soldiers arrived
there. bss2aa fss
The evidence before the ccroner's iury
showed that the soldier was shot by one of his
comrades, who fired at the saloon keeper
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-25

Who have cold hands and feet weak stomachs lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels; pain In the side and back
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that long
train of diseases viii find IN Electricity means
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
menstruation and all of those long line Of troubas
with young ladies' Electricity is certain speciflc
and viii, in short time restore the sufferer 10 IN
vigor of health. ~ M W " Wv
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U. s. Navy Yard, Boston.

~~"N@f-~t~-e-ftt MI
TIME u. s. Steamers "ARuEs," "IuKA," sCaFRo-
L KEE," "EoLUs," "WILDEnkEss,' aud "IsEPUn-
Lie land Barque "MlDNIGHI," viii be 500 at
public auction at this Navy Yard, by no. ado nal-
ris, on TUESDAY, the First Gay o, August Leaf,
at twelve o'clock M
The 'sAries'' is an iron, Screw Steamer; tonnage
length ia feet breadth 27.sO feet, depth II TO-.
The s'Iuka'' is q WOODEN, screw Stramsr; on
feet.
The "CherOkee'' is an iron, Screw Steamer
feet.
The "EOIus'' is wooden, side-wheel Steamer;
tonnage length 1886 feet breadth 2450 feet, oeptn
1915 feet.
The "Wilderness', Is a wooden, Side Wheel
Steamer tonnage length LAG feet breadth 265O fseE,
depth 1O.50 feet. T.-TT
The @Repu bIic'' is wooden, Screw Tug-Boat ;
tonnage length 1O45O feet breadth 2O5O feet depth
feet.
line "NIidnight's is a clipper barque; tonnage
length 125 feet, breadth SO feet, depth IL leet.
Five per cent Of the purchase money must paid
the day Of sale, and the remainder before the vessel IL
removed from the Navy Yard, which must be within
six days after the date of sale. An inventory Of
articles to be sold with the vessels w be found the
yard. --
s. H. sTRINGHAAI, Rear Admiral.
g July 19-3taw2w IT,.
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NOhce,

A IL the Members Of the '.o'Donoghuer Circle.
"A Fennian Brotherhood win meet. without AN at
I5O p. NJ. on the 25th ins In the usual Hail. for the
transaction ofurgent business.
BY Order d. O'C. O,D, SEQ.
July 22-d3ts
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ExcURsIors.-Th Odd Fellows of this city
will have Their annual excursion and picnic
today, Thy will go to Brunswick-cars
leaving theiP. & < depot on Canal street at
Z IL o'clock They viii be accompanied by
Raymond's QuadriIle Band. The College
grounds at Brunswick have been secured for
the occasion. a N.ss4,sF
The Pine Street Sabbath School and Con-
gregation viii make their annual excursion to-
day, (if plessant) to Little Chebeague Island,
in the barge Comfort, which will leave State
street wharf at s 1-2 O'Clock. Arrangements
have been msde for first-class picnic.
The High Street Parish will make an ex-
cursion to the grove at Saco River tomorrow
cars leaving York & Cumberland depot at
$50 A. NJ, and Las P. NJ. The now ana
beautiful game of HCroquet" will be introduced
among other amusements, at the grove.
The Grand Excursion to Hog Island, for the
benefit of St. Dominick's School fund, comes
of tomorrow, and will be attended by thou
sands. Any quantity of boats have been en-
gagged for the conveyance of the excurtionists,
and will leave Central Wharf at s and 10
o'clock A. M, and o'clock P. M. Raymond's
Quadrille Band will be in attendance, and
there will be all sorts of games on the island.
The Congress Street Methodist Sabbath
School and Congregation will make their An
nual Excursion tomorrow, going to Pleasant
Cove in the barge Comfort, which viii leave
Franklin Wharf at IL o'clock. aa93sga
The Central Church Sabbath School and
Society will make an excursion to Saco river
on Thursday, over the York & Cumberland
Railroad. 1t WILDE charming affair.
The Sabbath School connected with the
Uniyersalist Society, Congress Square, will
make picnic excursion to Pidgeon Cove, in
the steamer Casco on Friday.
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DR!AMATIc.-Miss Jones was greeted last
evening by a large and fashionable audience,
the occasion being her farewell benefit.
The play of "Fanchon" was well rendered. It
is beautiful play, and Miss Jones and Mr..
Medium drew frequent plaudits. The other
characters were wen sustained by the compa-
ny. The play viii be repeated this evening,
which is positively the last of Miss Jones per-
formances here. e,r-s3
That charming actress, Helen Weston, is
engaged, and viii make her first appearance
on Wednesday evening.
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So essild WASHINGTON, July "a. /
~ 1t is understood that the Brazilian Govern
ment had Withdrawn its concession of belliger-
ent rights to the insurgents in this country
on the 31st of May last. fa ~.
Hon. Montgomery Blair, in company with a
large delegation from Bath, has had another
interview with the President with reference to
the Maryland Federal appointments. 1t will
be remembered that two sets of appointments
have been made, but commissions were issued
to neither, and they are all in allegiance The
opposing parties in the contest are still en-
gagged in presenting their respective claims.
About $4,000 of defaced or WORKOUT frac-
tional currency is destroyed here daily, and its
place supplied with new The entire amount
in circulation being upwards of $21 100000 !
No more three-cent notes are to be issued,
the act of Congress prohibiting them and
fve-cent notes, which are also to be gradually
withdrawn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-25

THE grantees of the New Hampshire and
Rhode Island Beaten Press Co. met at the
Ocean House, Rye Beach, N. H., on Friday.
There were present gentlemen from Chicago,
Boston and Portland The grantees elected
the following nomed gentlemen Directors,
viz: Horace L. Hazelton, Boston Jereh.
Prescott, Boston E. B. Phillips, Boston
John Q. Blasdel, Boston; E. p TAFT, Provi-
dence; Jas. N. Winslow, Portland; William
81. Hackett, Portsmouth.
The Directors subsequently organized, and
elected William Fl. Hackett, Esq, President.