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THE COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
CRIMINAL TrRM.-wALToy, j., PRESIDING

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
CRIMINAL TERM.-wALToy, j., PRESIDING.
sAruRpAY.-In tho case of Joseph Chcncry, Of
Yarmouth indicted for assault with attempt to COM
nit n rapc on little girl Judge Walton very impair
tially charged the jury aud reviewed the cydencc-
After being out two hours and half the jurors came
into Court and the foreman remarked that there vas
no probability of their agreeing upon averdict. Inc
papers were taken from thcm the case continued anu
Chcncrs recognized with surcties, in the sum OF Two
thousand dollars for his appearance at the next term
cf this Conrt
The Jurors stood seven for conyictng Clicncry OF
the assault with intcnt to commit rape, AMI five for
assault only. if l s lHW
Alter calling tho docket and defaulting various
principals and rccognizances Court adjourned sine
die. .t.tE M rf-ts.t
The session OF this Court which terminated Sat
urday, has been one of the most laborcus criminal
terms that has been held In this county. Hf
Tho grand jury was IN session one week. and that
body returned tho unusually large number Of seven
ty-six indictments, twcnty-cight of which were
against liquor dcalers Fl
Thore were serel,teen Indictments tried bcforo the
juries. On eleven Of them verdicts Of guilty were
rendered; on three vcrdicts of not guilty, anil on
three the jurors could not agree. -.f.,,..
To twerty-scvcn indictments prisoners pleaded
guilty. On others, most Of them liquor cases, and
where three indictments l,d been found against tie
same parties and tho parties had paid fines OF S100
and costs Of the indictments, the other indct
II ents were continued to the next term. ..ft
Seventeen prisoners were sentenced to tho State
prison for terms ranging from year 10 five, the
aggregate amounting TO forty-onc years service in
that Institution. Four prisoners were sentenced to
the County jail, three for six months cacl, and one
Cor one morth. Two boys wcrc sentenced TO the Re-
FORM School dnring their minority.
The amount of fines and costs collected at this
term is 81 ,S2s, of which S9s7 raid by liquor deal
crs.
The course Of Judge Walton, who presided during
tho term, has given unusual satisfaction lie sets his
facclie flint against vice, yet looks toit tlat tho
accused has fair and impartial trial. Ii guilty,
prisoner cannot expect much leniency from him, cS-
pacally If IL Is found that the convict is Stcepc IN
crime, is IN old hand at the business. I this
pcct Judge Walton reminds very much Of the latC
Chief Justice Whitman.
Mr.. Webb, our County Attorney, though suffering
from i'll health, has been indchligible in his abors
during tho term. With ono of the largest tlockcts.
and greater number of jury trials tllan have had
for years, he has earnestly and faithfully performed
the various duties devolyiDs upon him, and proved
himself an able and efficient prosecuting officer.
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HERRING'S SAFES IN THE LATE PORTLAND
CoNFLAGRATIoN.-There is O moral to be
drawn from one of the incidents of tho late
disastrous fire in Portland, that should be
carefully considered by those who would
avoid danger that is all the moro insdious
because we are apt to imagine ourselves secure
from it. We refer to the test that has been APP
piled to the safes of different manufacturers
that were exposed to the terrible ordeal of fire
there. The word SAFE, which is applied to the
iron chests or boxes that are manufactured by
all makers, is only applicable, in reality, to
such, as have successfully stood the test and
our advertising columns show that the Her
ring Safe fairly sustains the reputation it long
ago acquired, of being one of the most perfect
of the great losses of valuables contained in
other safes, we were led to inquire why peo-
pie should be so blind to their own interests as
to trust their treasures in such insecure deposi-
tories, when others that had been proved and
tried in hundreds of fires, could be had, and
we were informed that in this, as in many 9TH
er matters, people forget the motto, "The best
is the cheapest" and that ono cause of the
great loss in this instance was, that the Port
land merchants had purchased safes manufac-
tured in the East that were cheaper than Her
ring could afford to sell his for. We should as
soon trust our funds to q street broker, who
might offer large interest, than the more eau
tious and well known neighboring banker, as
put our valuables in an iron box that will not
stand the test of fire; and having experienced
the satisfaction of owning one of Herring
make, we the more cheerfully recommend them
to our friends.-Scottish american Journal,
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lions ADVOCATE reappeared on Wednesday
entirely reconstructed, and presenting very
handsome appearance. The proprietor, who
was burned out of his newspaper office, his
church. and his dwelling house, has had i'm
mense obstacles to contend with, but we rejoice
10 see that his courage and energy are undaunt-
ed' and that he has once more got his paper in
working order. Success and long life to it,
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WE think the copperhead Candidate for
Congress in this District must Lave felt flatter-
ed Friday evening at the Dor;little meeting, as
neither Of the speakers of the evening alluded
to him or his connection with the camnaion
mere. ltwas ungenerous if not ungrateful in
tne distinguished speakers, to forget the ex-
CONGRESSMAN so soon after partaking of his
hospitality.
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-DGs. Burr,
800 CONGRESS- STREET.
N}G Opposite Park st. 0s

st. Stephens Parish.
THE ANNUAL MEETING oleSt. Stephens Parish
adjourned 10 the 27th insi'.. will be held on
Monday evening next. at Mechanics Hall.
As important business will como before the Meet
ing, Il general attendance is requested, aug25did
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Under this caption the Argus of Saturday
in alluding to the removal of Col. Wentworth
from the Office of Naval Storekeeper at Kit
terry, and the appointment of Capt. Andrew j.
Simpson thereto, speaks of Capt. s. as "a gen
tleman who enlisted as a private soldier for
three years, and who rose to the rank of Cam
tain in the service" Thus far the Captains
military record reads we'll
Will the Argus crafty some Of the old asso.
GATES OF Capt. s., by giving further history of
therein statement of how long he remained
in the service, why he resigned and if cony,a.
nlent publish copy of his certificate of a;s.
charge, especially the endorsement of tb.a Snr.
geon thereon? Ssvrr- oul'
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SERENADE DEc1ISED.-It was proposed and
expected on Saturday that serenade would
be given to Maj Gen. n. P. Banks that even
ing at the Prcble House, where he is staying.
But the General declined the compliment in
consequence of the state of his throat, which
would not allow him to address the people in
the open air. This was the reason why the
serenade did not come off. He will speak in
Deering Hall tonight.
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AM Attcmpted rruraor.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 25.
An attempt was made this forenoon by G.
"; Wood, United States tax collector, to kill
COL NJ Z. Galloway, editor of the Avalanche.
Wood called him out of the room and firaj
upon him, the ball passing through Gallaway's
hand, infiicting painful wound. Wood at
tempted to escape but was pursued and captur-
ed The excited crowd soon gathered, and he
you'd have been hanged to lamp post but for
crowd that justice should be meted out to him,
but for rhe present he would protect him with
his life. Wood is under arrest
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3 sr. STEPHENS CHuRrH.-Th proprictors OF
this church have decided to rebuild up town,
and have purchased the Boyd lot, on Spring
street near High street, containing about 1o,-
900 feet, at the price of one dollar per foot
This will be the tenth church in that destitute
vicinity. 1 81
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EXPENSIVE BLAsr.-In blasting rocks from
the ledge at the foot of Park street, Saturday
morning, one weighing ton was thrown by a
seam charge, through the roof of one saoried
house, coming out at the side Of the building,
and making sad havoc. The house had just
been erected and the owner was to have NOV
ed into it Saturday afternoon Tt was fortu-
nate for him that his furniture was not in the
building lr ,.
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The Cholera,

3I CINCINNATI, Aug. 25
There were 26 deaths from cholera yesterday.
m CINCINNATI, Aug. 26.
The number of deaths from cholera yester-
day was only thirteen. a9 fT
ST. LOUIS, No., Aug. 25.
The cemeteries export 85 burials from cholera
ON Thursday, avd 105on Friday Eleven failed
to report.
New ORLEANS, Aug. %. .
There Narsla6 deaths from cholera yesterday
m MOBILE, Ala, Aug. %.
The board of health report four cases Of chol-
era during the past week, all fatal The vic
Tins were all negroes, and their deaths were
caused by neglect or imprudence
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FRfls3f WASHINGTON.
Appointment Of Posfnrnsters fm
Maine.
Boms,iies to C0lored Soldiers.

B0n',iies to COIorcd Soldiers.
m, WASHINGTON, Aug 25.
The following appointments of Postmaster
In Maine were made to-day: w. r. Miller, Ban
gor; A. G. Tenny, Brunswick; w. Small, Au-
burn; L. B. Pillsbury, Pennington; B. Beal
Phillips; S. Greeley, Ellsworth; B. f. Foss
Orono; 7. Derby, Alfred; R. varrell, York: j.
T. Irefetherne, Kittery; w. G. Parker, Kite
ry depot; L. Q. Bates, Paris; G. W. Greenleaf
North Berwick; and Solon Chase Internal Rev.
enue Collector of the I'd District.
This afternoon the committee appointed bv
the National Labor League, recently in session
in Baltimore, had an audience with the Presi-
dent by appointment. Mr.. John Henchill. Of
Illinois, addressed the President in behalf Of
the committee. The President then replied
after which the delegates retired highly gratif,
ed with their interview
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.
The recent order of the Secretary Of the
Treasury to the Second Auditor, directing the
suspension of the payment of bounties to COL
ored soldiers, is to operate only until rules are
prepared by the Commissioner of the War De-
partment for the payment of these and all 9TH
er bounties, one Of the objects being to protect
all such Government claimants The Treasury
department has not been advised that the rules
have been prepared.
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ROBBERY FRUsTRATEp.-Yesterd officers
Gerts and Adams observed man, partially in
toxicated, whom rough had in tow and was
persuading to go on to wharf The officers
stopped them, took charge of the intoxicated
man and conveyed him to the police station
where he could recover from his condition. He
was shoe manufacturer from Hsverhill, Mass,
bound to Canada, and had about his person
S375 and gold watch, which would have been
in the possession of the rough had not the Of
ficers interfered &
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The RowTNG MATcH.-The great rowing
match between Ward, of New York, and
Brown, of this city, for $1,000, is all arranged,
and is to come off in our harbor before tne Ioth
of September. The time will DC sta'ed den-
nitely in a few days, Brown is at Newburg, N.
Y, perfecting the arrangements with Ward
1t is raco which viii attract great attention
from the well known skill of both the men.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY. .-Messrs v. c. Han
son and M. e. Dow have established real es-
tate agency at No 345 Congress street. Parties
deslrous either of selling, purchasing a leasing
will find their business will be we'll attended to
at this agency
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

E'LOUR Barrels suitable for Sugar. for which cash
Il and the highest price will be paid by
LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
july2tf 139 Commercial street
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Wanted.

A SMART CANNASSER for every town in Cum
"A bcIland and York Counties to Solicit subscrjp-
tiois for one of the most popular and useful books
ever offered TO the public Sold only by subscription
Prompt decisive action cannot fill Of success, and
and TINS only will secure the destined result rs but
ABOUT TWO months and 4 half arc allowed before lis
pnDiicatloil. Address JOHN RUSSELL, p. o., Box
ZuIO or eau at his house corner of NJ and Bricketf
strecsS bcorc A. M or between the hours of II and
aug19-d2w Portland Arg 1c 1ecG
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CascO Street Seminar,

rTNIiE Fall Term of this School for Young Ladies'
Il and Misses will commence WEDNESDAY. Sen
tember 9th, and continue ten weeks. For terms.
&c, inquire at No. 10 Preble street.
MARY G. HALL, Principal.
Separate department for Children of both sexes.
ELLEN M. FREEMAN, Teacher.
auoo7dou, ~ ~
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ExcUEsroN.-steamer Eastern City, Capt
Prince, with 400 or 900 cxcursionists on board,
arrived here from Boston at a o'clock yester-
day afternoon, making the passage in z hours
and 20 minutes from wharf to wharf She re-
turned to Boston at o'clock in the evening.
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Grocers Attention +!

ITNTIL C have some regular established agent for
The sa] sof our Fancy Cakes and Ginger Snaps
in ths nort the state, all orders left with or direct
cd 10 L. BOSI ON. Limo street, opposite the Market,
VA, nuesBpgiw ~ pfIWp'' :" JOHN X. ABBOTT & CO.
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Steam Enpina

LNOR sale at 4 good bargain. with ho;,o.
long 81 feet in diameter. steam guasS s@el1ty % teeS
pump steam and water pipes Sc, ali u . heater.
order. AL,o: a small Steam Pump. Apply to iN''o No
at True s. Frothingham's No, 157 Commercial sroo.
Portland Maine. an%az59ce 55s,ece;
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Wanted.

NANTED board in a small flinily by man with
wv ,awiic and babe; is employed rs Book -kcoper
by wlinicsalo firm OF this city. Address 'sW Il. M "
c;trc Of Daily Press, giving location. aug2zdlw*
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We wish to con tract for OF engage vessels to treigh
ALL or any part Of 12OOOOOO Brick, 2O0o
Cords of Wood, an several thousand tons OF other
materials annually mostly in Light draft vessels of
80 to 100 tons burthen.
CRossMAN Bros, Huntington, Long Island, N. Y,
CRossMAN BROS & Co., Woodbridge. Nj.
Aug lin
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RowDIRs--Soon after 12 o'clock Saturday
night, two young men coming down Centre
street were attacked by rowdies aAd one of
them was knocked down. The young men
were quietly passing to their homes
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Two Three storied Brick Houses

4 - YAK street for sale. Each house contai 0
Poes e,eSe1 finished rooms, roof slated water plenty
NV 10 w oqMerate1ierms M OF payment made easy. APP
aug27d3w 'S'"'o 1Aseh''
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g. Ee TlaOlaapsOn.
Hosiery, Gloves, and Under FI,uue,s
Cd SEQ. STIPEET.
aug27-eod2w E9w&R e9t-h
U. s. M0rshnZ,s Nnze.


UNITED STATES OF AMERIc,.l
DISTRICT OF MAINE ss E8 .eM
IJUkSUANT to Monitions from the Hon E,l,vard
y Fox, Judge of the United States District CSnrt
within and for the District OF Mainc hereby r;rt
pubic notice that the following Libcls have been e
a Lfoet against THE STEAMER REGULATOR. bcy
fachle. apparel and j77sure in behalf Sf Henry ~
Dsgcss and Charles s. Fobes OF Portland, in said
!. III cause OF contract civil and maritime. rs
Is more particularly set forth in said Libel. H'
"A Lf0ct against TIE STEAMER LADY LANG he.
nnr"os i1rr, eEpa, @ a,sa 't,,e in behalf Of Henry IT,
Burgess aud Charles S. Fobcs, of Portland in said
Is tuoro fully set forth in said libel = 1850 40
Lsoef against THE STEAMER DANIEL WFrsr,-r
ner M Jackie apparel and snture in behalf Of Henri
%. burscss and Charles s. Fobcs, of Poranl in sa
~ more particularly set forth in said LIBEL ''''
=, Inat nearing and triIl will be held thereon, AZ
fo1ftdd. in said District. on Tuesday tlc t,ncs,fs
e'ghsh ddy Of fugHsf cnsYeRs when and where a,,v
ceso persons interested therein may appear aud show
lioI be decree liable to said Claims - - =
gust, A. ID. 1sCG. n 0Ir1SiypW Tsy " Ai'-
August 27. DIT '''''' Vi 'isihc'
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.rs1aM ia PORTLAND MONDAY MORNINGS AUGUST a.
CORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisement. To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Excursion to Saco.
NEW ADvERTIsENEST COLUMN.
Crockery-N Ellsworth & Son.
attempted Robbery.
Notice-Hanson & Dow.
Fancy Goods-Bowen d Merrill.
Hosiery-C 4. Thompson. ltl
Boots and Shoes--V. q. Hanson g Co.
House and Furniture for Sale.
Fine Building Lot tor Sale. Il
Dissolution of Copartnership- & CaIea
Two Brick Houses ior Sale.
Casco Street Seminary.
Canada Lumber tor Sale.
Steam Engine for Sale.
U. s. Marshals Notice.
Auction Salcs-H Henry Bailey tS Co
Lost-Wallet.
French Rooted Cottage for Sale
New Sewing Machine. m
Lost-Breastpin.
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House Wanted.

A HOUSE or tcnamcnt FIR small family--thc
"A better the house the more pay. Western part
OF the city preferred. Address by mail or apply pcr-
sonally to II. w. r. Press Olice. aug26tf
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BRICK houses for sale on Oak street and fine
lot on State street. See advertisement
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yisi. of the pre.iden. to Philadelphia.

Visit OF the President to Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.
Preparations are being made for the reception
ment of city troops will act as escort to the
President, duty they have performed on eve
ry occasion of Presidential visit to this city.
A meeting of merchants has been called for to-
morrow, to take measures for the Presidential
reception. It will be held at the Exchange
the Board of Trade, it is alleged, having refus-
ed the use of their rooms for the purpose. 1t
is believed that the city authorities win take
no part in the reception.
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Wanted.

OHE first class Carriage Body maker, and ono
" Sleigh maker.
J. III. RANDLETT
aug2l-d2w* Dover N H.
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Found.

NJ GAR the Kerosene Oil Works in Cape Elizabeth,
~ ONE GRAY FOX SKIN ROBE. The owner
Of tbc above can have the same by calling at the Office
of Coj. John C. Cobb, at Windham Hill. proving
prorcrt y, and paying charges.
'-'' 'i ELIJAH VARNEY
W;nab. am. August 10th, 1896. aug25d2tw3w
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School for Young Ladies.

rTNHE duties Of Madame Togno's Frci,ch and En-
L glisll School. will be resumed September 10th.
Fishkil on the Hudson, State OF New York.
Refer TO VIM. BOYD, Esq, in Portland.
aueo5-oedcW
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Election of U. .. Senator.

New ORLEANS Aug. 25.
David G. Burnett has been elected U. s. SEN
ator from Texas.
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Delegates 10 the Convention of sontiaern
UniOnists.
WHEELING, Va, Aug. 26
The following gentlemen have been appoint
cd delegates to attend the Philadelphia Con-
vention of Southern Unionists on the Sd of
September: Gov. Boreman, Senators Wiley
and Van Wrinkle and Gen. S. Kelly, and
Messrs Harris, Duyall, Lightburn and Stroth-
er, "Porte Crayon."
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SllIPPING BOARDS and STrcAp Doy c,,oo. rs
c1shr0 hmOf;nh; I, ; Saint Lawrence Mijjs. Conndo
c. f. X milaa GilseIa6c aa in Now York. or Rcpcntgny
from whence s;n", Montreal on st. Lawrence river
Address, ''oii'S can "a DC made direct to Cuba.
aug27dGw =" L. Il CUSHING. |
n
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Notice.

t1hE undersigned offer their SC rvics S TO the pub-
- nc as Real Estate Agents. All persons desr-
S 70 puy, sell OF lease properly are requested ito
G at our once 3i5 Congress treet u stairs. All
tention. 81 'uSi n%S1S S y, clPnnXT PrVirP' ~ ~
VIC. HANSON, . auco7.dtf
NJ. G. Dow
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same place every Thursday morning at 80 90 year,
Invariably in advance.
hATES OF ADvERTIsNG.-One lncli OF space, IN
leheth oil column, constitute square.
Loo per square daily first week % cents per
week alar three Insertions or less, SlO0; continu-
Ing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less 10 cents; one
wees. $1.00; 90 cents per week after.
Under head Of "AMUsEMENTs,' $500 per square
per week: three insertions or less, $780,
Advertisements inserted in tho ''MAINE STATE
Press" (which hiss large circulation in every par
Of the State)for $10O per square for first insertion
and 80 eents per square for each subsequent inser-
tiou.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES
AND
Under ElaIlneIs.
clean Stock,
Re-opemed,
Fail Opemiasg,
wv ADVERTISEMENTS.

o,,d visited the New York and Boston markets
u Rors parGnased an entire new stock in Ladies Misses
"Au on''urens wear, we shall open Store in
= a SEQ EET,
corner Prospect Sept. 1st, until our store is rebuilt
,,s;. Gal customers VINO will take little trouble TO
WISH our Store, will be paid or doing, for consid-
er,ng g our very small expenses, we shall sell our
goods tho coming season very low, and our thorough
experience in our line Of goods, purchased with
cash in hand, together with knowledge OF the
wants of our trade will give great advantage over
mixed stocks and inexperience.
In calling together our business, which has been
somewhat scattered and distracted by the terrible
confagraton, we shall eldeayor as tar as possible
with our present accommodations to merit fhe con,
hdence 80 avished upon us in our former location
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Wanted

A n Entry, Clerk or Assistant Eooltkceper in :
N Wholesale hOusc. good opportunity for vounr
nan 10 learn Bookkeeping. Address Box 2O2G.
aug25dtf
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Ullion Republican Appointments.


a Anirsscoggin County.
HON. LOT NJ. MORRILL,, and .q p
"a HON. ALBERT G. JEWETT, 3
I ao - will speak at n
AUBURN. RN,..,...............Mo Monday, August e.
HON. t. A. D. FEssENDEN, and
HON. NELSON DINGLEY, JR.,
viii speak at
NORTH AUB URN. .......... Tuesday. August 2e.
DANvIDTE JUNCTION.. :. .TIursday, August 60.
Fl. c. GooDENow, ESQ. and
H. G. CILLEY, ESQ,
safoa.- a b will speak at
LEEDS CENTRE. ........... Wednesday, August %.
HON. NELSON DINGLEY, JR., and
r. DRESSER, ESQ.
VIII spcal at
DURHAM tS.W. Bend. ....... Friday, August 81
HON. NELSON DINGLEY, JR.,
will speak ut
LISBOlI, Saturday, September l..
HON. SIDNEY PERHAM, and
HON. NELSON DINGLEY, JR.,
will spcal. at r9
MECHANIC FALLS. Monday, September g..
GEN. N. P. BANKS, and
HON. SIDNEY PERHAM,
will speak ct
LEWISTON. Tucsla:, ertember 4,
AroosiOok Colmty.
HON. JOHN A. PETERS,
will speak at
PRESQJE ISLE. ,.......... Tuesday; September I.
lMHND0N. M ;;..;;.;.:..-.. "Wednesday, Scp,ember5
FORT FAIRFIELD.. Thursday: September 6.
BRfDGEWATEI,. ........F Friday, September Z.
HOULTON,.. ,................. Saturday, Scptembers.
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No s'9s So6pY ho1s Psssess6n ess%n0g vs
'n,mesn nnes5 .a9Ey, 5ae9ly' Apply 10 HIS. MAcIrIN.
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Established June 23, 1862. Vol

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday cxcepted,l at No. 1 Printers
EESehangc, commercial Street. Portland, by N. A.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
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Dissolution of Uopartner. ship.
have this day withdrawn myself from ii ,e firm Of
drew Geyer. Said Geyer viii continue fl,e D usness
in MS own name at the old stand. No. is Free street
ana hereby authorized to settle all accou ats the
OLD hrm he having assumed ali liabilities
o,o-o, WIN. HENRY III. CA LEI.