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GEORGE w. CooLEY.-The many friends of
this gentleman in Portland and other parts of
the State, will learn with pleasure that his con-
dition is at present much more favorable than
has been reported. The Boston Journal says
the Committee on Institutions of the City
Council visited the Hospital at South Boston
under the charge of DR.. Walker last week, and
they were pleased to find Mr.. Cooley greatly
improved in health and spirits under the indi-
cious care of DR.. Walker
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FROM EUROPE.
VS. BY THE CABLE.

Lisbon, NOU. 6-The United States iron-clad
Miantonomah has arrived here. ~
London, Nou. 6.-The American vessel Gen
Sherman got ashore at Corea and forty persons
on board were murdered by the natives.
form in Austria includes universal liability to
serve in the army, the use of breach loading
arms and other measures. ElHAL
London, Nov. 6.-Earl Derby has encouraged
deputation on the subject of the Nicaragua
Railroad. -
The rumor of an alliance Of Spain with Bra
zil against Paraguay is denied.
Berlin, NoU GA Royal decree reduces the
Prussian force in Saxony to a peace footing.
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PORTLAND MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Co.
AT special meeting held Tuesday evening, the
former board of officers were reelected: Chas
Holden, President; Edward Shaw, Secretary,
&c A second dividend Is per cent? to policy
holders on property destroyed by the great fire.
was declared. @
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Foreign News per Steamer.
HEALTH OF THE EMPRESS
a ,gH CARLOTTALIIl I9krT
neU a1 ,-GJ = 49, ID iasar 4
Great Battle in Casdia.

Ir New YORK, Nov. T.
The Borussia, from Southampton, brings the
following items of news:
( 1eieste, Oct. 27.-The condition of the EN-
press Carlotta is unchanged. Macmillan tel
egraphs his approval of the course pursued by
her physicians, but says nothing of any in
tenti0n on his part to leave Mexico - !
/ Dresden, Oct. ga Royal decree was issued
to-day dissolving the Provisional Government.
Herr Nostes has been appointed Minister of
the Interior.
Alexandria, Oct. 25.-News received from
Greek sources state that a great battle took
place in Gambia on the 18th inst, between the
Cretans, 10000 strong, and the combined Turk
ter are said to be repulsed, and Ismael Pacha
wounded
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THE COURTS.
& SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
OCTOBER TERM pppsrn,ro

PoPkEME JUDICIAL COURT.
oofoBER TERM.-wALTON J, PRESIDING.
wEDSEsDAY-Judge Walton gave the jury the
Colagan VIII case, amer an able charge occupying
hour and twenty minutes The jury retired about
haii past ten o'clock, If they agreed they were is seal
up Their verdict and return it to Court next Monday
afternoon.
Ater being out seven hours the jury at six O'Clock
last evening, separated. 1t was understood they
could not agree upon a verdict. ...., ...
oour. ADJOURNED to three O'Clock Monday afternoon,
at Whcn nme the following cases will be disposed of
in the order in which they are named:
A7-Lydia A. Libby George w. Growse.
2s7.-Edward G. Hight & al v Joshua e. Jenks.
/ s4-John Goddard V Edward NJ. Patteu.
6e.-Gharles R. Frost q al joseph IlsIey. admin
istratoh "a -
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Canadian Affairs.

d
a., ~ MONTREAL, C. E., Nov. Z.
B. Devlin, an eminent lawyer is here, having
been requested by the U. s. Government to
defend the Fenian prisoners here whose trials
will commence in December next.
TORONTO, Nov 7.
The Fenian trials will be laid over until to-
morrow, on account of witnesses being absent
to attend to elections in the States. 81
Father McMahan, under sentence of DEATH
has determined to appeal for new trial An
application for a new trial will also be made in
behalf of Col. Lynch. -1e Il
The Mayor of Quebec has received a number
OF cable kilograms from England empowering
him to draw money for the relief nf-a.lsrera
by the late fire. ~
In the case relating to the suspension of the
Bank of Upper Canada, the sixty days grace
by law for the resumption of specie payment
expires next week, when the affairs of the
Bank will be placed in the hands of assignees
and wound up. In the meantime parties in
debted to the Bank have the privilege of set
ting their Indebtedness in notes on the Bank
at par. After assignment this can no longer
CORNWALL, G. W., Nov.7.
The volunteers stationed here have received
orders to break up on Friday, and are to be
struck off the rolls The gunboat Royal, sta
toned here, also leaves on Friday
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, WHAT doctors, Ministers and Professors think of
y.oln,-l recommend their use to public speakers
Rev. E. H. Chaplin. "I have never changed INV mind
respecting Browns Bronchial Troches, from the
rst excepting to think better of that which began
thinking well Of" = Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
dreat service in subduing hoarseness REV Daniel
WISE, New York. "The Troches are staff of life to
me."-Prof Edward North, President of Hamilton
Coilege, Clinton, N. Y. "A simple and elegant COM
oination for coughs, etc"-Dr. g. F. Bigelow, Bos-
ton -. I
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Go and consult Mrs Manchester. We have
full confidence in her, for her practice has
been crowned with the highest degree of sue
CESS and we feel that we are not only doing
justice to Mrs. Manchester, but also comforting
favor on the afflicted by directing them to her
rooms at No. II Clapps' Block As clairvoy-
ant, Mrs. M. is without rival, which fact is
sufficiently attested by her increased and in
creasing popularity. Call at once without de-
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REMARKABLE OPERATIoN-I had the pleas
ure of examining. recently, the successful re-
suit of one of the most remarkable cases of
surgery of the age. Mr.. w. G. SWEET, of Fal-
mouth, near Portland, fell from tree few
years ago, and injured his knee, the conse-
quence being painful ulcerative disease OF
the joint. From this he suffered more than a
year under medical treatment to save the leg,
both in the State and out of it. At last he
came under the treatment of DIR. Samuel, Ii.
Tewksbury, of Portland, who performed, last
winter, what is called by surgeons, ercision of
the Knee jOint-that is, he removed the knee
pan, separated the joint, sawed off the heads
OF the bones of the leg and thigh, removing
about two inches or more of diseased bone,
together the better to preserve their union and
prevent displacement; and thus made stiff
knee-and of course p single and solid column
OF the entire limb, in preference to amputa-
ton of the leg some four or six inches above
the knee. The union of the bones is perfect
and very strong. The leg below the knee and
the foot both retain their original fulness and
beauty, and when standing erect were it not
for the shortness of the leg, which is remedied
by high-heeled shoe, no one would suspect
that Mr.. SWEET had ever undefgonessof f. .rmidaz
BILE an operation as that which I have just de-
scribed. --H -ii.--i --}n
This, believe, is the fifth case of the kind
ever performed in the State, and all of them
were performed by DIR. Tewksbury, the usual
treatment in all countries for a diseased knee
joint, being amputation of the leg The preju-
dice among surgeons in Europe and this coun-
try has been very great against its excision
vastly better to save, if possible, a natural limb
of the human form, than to wear an artificial
one, however perfect may be the imitation to
the eye.-Corr. Maine Farmer. Ia7i1 ~
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CIGARs.--At the u. S. Bonded Warehouse.
head of Atlantic wharf, by order of the Uni
ted States Marshal, Messrs e. NJ Patten s. Co.,
will, at IL o'clock to-day, sell at auction, the
largest lot of imported cigars ever offered at
auction in this city. They were seized for nom
payment of dutids.
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WHEREAS, Joseph B. Hall and others have peti
w toned the City Council to lay out new street
or public way in this city, beginning at the old coun
ty road at the Westbrook line, thence running a
course distance Of thirty six rods to
tion was referred by the City Conncii Nov 5th. ises
to the undersigned for them to consider act up
on, therefore flf az f17stfJ ~
Notice is hereby given to all parties Interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council
on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the par
day Of November 1866 at three O'Clock in the after
noon, at VIM Parkers brick yard, and will then and
there proceed to determine and adjudge whether
the public convenience requires SAID street or wav
to be laid out
Given under our hands ON this seventh day of
November, A. D., 1866 ls.45
AUG. E. STEVENS,
-Rgr.s.-gg ~ EDMUND PHINNEY,
eAsSN efN@ AMBROSE GIDDINGs,
+RauF FasfeNF Jos. BRADFORD, e,ea
- ELIAS CHASE, f-tN .
al p. FILES,
nos div Committee on Laying out New Streets.
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CoUGHs and colds at this season are alarm
ingly prevalent and should be guarded against
with the most vigilant care. For all COM
plants of this nature we know of no remedy
so highly endorsed as DR.. Ldrookah's Pulmonic
Syrup. Those who use it once will live to use
it again, and thank us for calling their atten-
ton to it in this paragraph. So
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Proposals for Plastering

A BOUT 5000 square yards on the walls of build
IA ing now in progress. will be received by the Ar
chitect until Nov. 18th, at noon.
Specifications will be furnished on application.
ss-4,3 e414 l.. NEWCOMB, Architect.
nov8dt15 b Hl' Eilllt No. 20 Free street.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

s..l s..- .i. HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov.7 T.
The 10th day of Nov. is appointed as a day
of Thanksgiving. isIla.
h4.s- eysu.e5sf .sta NEW YORK, Nov. T..
i1 The ship Bertram arrived here to-day from
Hamburg, having had three deaths on the pas
sage.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. T.
Madame Ristori appeared as, Mary Stuart
this evening, at the Academy of Music, before
a crowded house, comprising our leading citi-
zens and their families. The desire to hear her
was SO great that nearly every seat was sold in
advance, and the entertainment passed off with
great eclat.
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fosT-oFFIcE THEA youth named John
w. mart has been arrested in Portsmouth
charged with stealing letters and money from
'he fost Office. In default of bail in the sum
OF $1,000, he was committed to iail. t
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LIQUOR SEIZURES. The Deputy Marshals
yesterday seized eight barrels and number of
demijohns Of liquors in the shop of Mr.. James
McGlinchy, on Commercial Street, and small
quantity in the Walker House, on Canal St,
kept by Mr.. John Hit.
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WHEREAS, Edward Harlow and others have
w .petitioned the City Council to lay new Street
or Public Way in said City, beginning at Congress St.
west OF Forest Street. and running to Pouland st.
and whereas said petition was referred by the City
Council. Nov. g. 1896, to the undersigned for them to
consider and act upon, therefore s4
Notice k hereby given to all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council on
laying out new streets, will meet to hear the parties
and view the proposed way on the sixteenth day of
November, 1866, at o'clock in the afternoon at the
corner of Congress and Forest Streets and will then
and there proceed to determine and adudge whether
the public convenience requires said street OF way to
be laid out. - E4
vember, A. d. 1866.
- AUG. E. STEVENS, Cr vr9
3 EDMUND PHINNEY, Committee
AMBROSE GIDDINGS. on
JOS. BRADFORD, I LAYING Out
ELIAS CHASE, e'1ni New Streets
w. p. FILES,
November 9, 1866. ,lla 9IGhl2> div
EyArgus copy -Sls1
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ANY one who has found silver mounted
revolver will find the owner by calling at G..
L. Bailey's FREQ street. - u |
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-E. M. Patten &
20. sold at auction yesterday, house and land
No II Munjoy street, to Capt. G. G. Daley for
S2Q50
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For Sale.

A NICE STOCK of GROCERIES and PROyIs-
ATOMS, with STORE in one of the best locations
in this city Has good run of the best OF trade.
For pa ticulars enquire at -
nosdtf ClFFV@ PRESS OFFICE.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
L. Newcomb, headed Proposals for Plaster
ing" N
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ARREST OF STATE PRISON CoNy1cr.-
VIM. II. Ramsdell alias smithers, who escap-
from the State Prison at Thomaston last Aug
ust, after serving eighteen months of a three
years sentence, for breaking and entering at
Bangor, was arrested in a saloon in Boston on
Tuesday, and will be taken back to serve the
remainder of his term. 49,
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS is defeated by the
Republicans of Quincy. Geo. L. Gill, the re-
Gently removed Postmaster takes his place as
Representative. Not Jack but Gill "goes up
the hill"
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While workmen were engaged in excavat-
ing IN the Cambridge cemeter, recently, they
picked up an ancient flint or "Queen's Arm"
musket, and soon afterwards butt plate and
bill hook of antique pattern. The form of
what il supposed to have been redoubt is
visible near the spot M -.r.,..f f-.ri %
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REJEcrED.-The city of DWELL on Tuesday
rejected the proposition to introduce water, by
vote of 1169 yeas to 1926 nays. n a,--
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INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE AND
ARIA full meeting of public spirited citi-
zens was held by adjournment at the Mayors
Office last evening to consider the expediency
of establishing an Institution to be devoted to
the dissemination of science and literature and
taste for Fine Arts. which shall be worthy of
our position as city, in the future. The Re-
ports of the several committees were made by
the respective Chairmen, after which the inn
portance and feasibility of such an institute
among us was fully discussed and unanimously
concurred in.
Among the gentlemen who spoke on the sub
ject were Hon. William Willis, Ex-Gov Wash
burn, Hon. L. d. M. Sweat, Hon. S. E. Spring,
ID. p. Deane, Esq, Col James f. Miller, DIR.
Gordon, Rev. DR.. Stockbridge the Chairman,
and others. 1t was then voted that the COM
mittee on drafting Constitution should pro-
ceed to their work, and also draft up the form
OF an Act which it is desirable to present to the
next Legislature for enactment, under which
to organize such an institution. The meeting
then adjourned, subject to the call of the Chair
man, John Neal Esq.
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LATEST NEWS
u BY TELEGRAPH TO THE '1.- o
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Thursday Morning, November g.. 1856.
THE ELECTIONS.

90 New York. ~ ID
- HUDSON, n. Y, Nov7.
ketchum, Republican, is elected to Congress
in the 18th district by 800 majority
NEW YORK, Now ,
Gen. Halpine (Miles O'Reily) is elected Reg
lister by $4,000 majority. -' 'i AtAt
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov7.
The Republican Union General Committee
are firing 100 guns in honor of the reelection
Of Gov. Fenton. jus
New. Jersey. - -a
ENEEfV NEWARK N. j., Nov. T.
Hill, Republican, is elected to Congress over
Rogers by 400 majority, and it is believed that
Newell is reelected in the second district The
Congressional delegation will stand four Re-
publicans to one Democrat, gain of two
~ TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. 4. =
Charles Haight, Democrat, is elected in the
second district by a majority of over 2OO The
Legislature, in both branches is Republican.
s.tf0El Delaware. E d .1.
= q h bHa PHILADELPHIA, Nov. z.
Returns from the election in Delaware are
ty for Riddle, Kent county gives 9M Demo
cratic majority. Sussex county is not complete,
but enough is knownto fix the Democratic ma
jority in the State at 1000; q gain of 500.
- tJg 1as C BIichigan. taA 4 d l4aH.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. Z.
Michigan elects an entire Republican. Con-
gressional delegation.
Beauman's majority in the first district is
4,3O1, Republican gain ON the vote of 1864 of
2,400. In the second district Upson's majority
is large, showing Republican gain of go. In;
the third district, SO far as heard from, Ferry
has 2, 100 majority. In the sixth district meagre
returns give briggs 1000 majority.
The Republicans gain largely throughout the
State. In Wayne county, which includes De-
troit, they elect Sheriff, Prosecuting ATTORNEY
and Recorder, and gain two State Senators and
three Representatives T n
The Common Council of Detroit stands ten
lhepubhcans, nine Democrats and one Work
man. The Republicans have gained four mem
bers. -, -
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A SMALL silver mounted Revolver sevor shoo.o,
"A The finder will be suitably rewarded bv leo v;na
the same at the store of G. L. BAILEY
hoodStF EH gWT Free street. e.
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Grain selected for milers by load cargo, and
shipped at lowest rates, in bulk, bags barrels.
Produce bought and held on maj gins for sale here
shipment eastward. giiI siE 5arss Il
Orders solicited which shall have prompt attention
Market reports sent without charge.
Refer to First National Bank, Milwaukee, Wis; ;
Fifth Nat Bank Chicago, Ills. augl6-d1aw3m
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"A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Dress Trimmings
may be found OF Davis & Co.'S.
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TO LEE.
LOSti

w ished, in the Western part of the CITY. TO one
flee, Portland. ~ Q +fs -
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Our Telegraph Dispatches.
Through causes entirely unknown to us, we
are unable to present our readers this morning
with but meagre telegraphic reports
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PRov1nENcr RI Nov Z
From Fortres. Monroe.

-..t.s FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. Z.
The steamer Star of the South, from Charles
ton for New York, arrived here disabled. and
was towed to Baltimore
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HOuse fnr Sale

rTHE subscriber offers for sale his Dwelling House
l. situated near the corner of Oxford and Wilmot
Streets. 1t Is a two and half story House, thor
1t has large cistern, and good well of water Ap-
ply 10 j. PENNELL, on the premises, or W. ii.
JERRlS, Real Estate Agent. - noysd2ws
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day

NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Dr. schenck on Dyspepsia. N q a
Proposals for Plastering. ~
Dwelling House at Auction n1' tlt si
Eor oaie-Grocery Store and Stock ?. ~.
E SEoparS2ership Notice-Webb & Fogg
Rare Chance for Investment. ea-l
Lost-Revolver. - - -rs.. ...--r,.
City or Portland-New Streets. -.-- if-
For Sale-House 80 : - -... .-F
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rants 1l ~ m So :.
I p. A. & N. 1.-THE regular meeting of the
Board of Managers of the portland Army and
Navy Union" was held at the Preble House
Tuesday evening. The meeting was called to
order by DR.. s. G. Gordon, who, in the absence
OF the President, took the chair Tie report of
the committee on arranging for course of
public lectures was called for, and Paul Chad
bourne, chairman of the committee, made a
partial report, of which the following is the
substance: That no definite arrangements have
been made for hall, but it is thought some
suitable place can beobtained. The committee
have corresponded with quite number of GEN
tiemen, who have been connected with the Ar
my or Navy during the late war, and consider
ing the lateness of the movement. have met
with encouraging success. -Four first classlec-
turets have been secured, viz: Gen. John G.
Caldwell, Rev. George H. Hepworth, of Bos-
ton, Rev. A. IL. Quint Of New Bedford, Mass.
and Col. Francis G. Parker, of Boston. all Of
whom have been connected with the army. Tt
is confidently expected that the services of Mai
Gen. Chamberlain, Maj. Gen. John A. Logan.
Maj. Gen. B. F. Butler, Maj Gen. Howard, and
Cen Charles G. Halpine tpriyate Miles O,Reil-
ly) win also be secnted. q kaE@ III
II expec cted that the Portland Band ,Mherl
not engaged outof town, win furnish ske music.
On motion of A. w. Bradbury the partial re-
port OF the committee was accepted, and the
same committee authorized to complete the
duty assigned them. i
The names of fifty five gentlemen were re-
Dortad nv the Sacratorv os -
for membership. sd ee.TsQ s. ,-,,.x.,s
On motion of A. w. Bradbury the Board pro-
eeeded to ballot for the admittance of the appli-
cants to full membership. The result Of the
vote showed that they were unanimously elect
ed. On motion of E. B. Dow the meeting ad-
Journed to Tuesday evening, Dee. 4th, at such
place as shall hereafter be designated
The Association is prospering finely, number
ing now about 100 members, and constantly in
creasing. .eLA ''44
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Statement of the Public Debt.

Statemenf OF the Public Debt.
WASHINGTON Nov.7
The statement of the public debt is publish
ed. 1t is as follows Total debt $2681 636, $685.
a. Amount in the Treasury $3.50, 1926, ,96O62.
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A Rare Chance for Investment.
T,HE ALBION HOUSE, on Federal street, adjoin
i ing U. s. Hotel, for sale.
For particulars enquire of -
JOHN G.. PROCTER.
Nov e-d3w -'a7
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DAVIS & Co.'S is the place for all kinds o
gloves and hosiery, also worsted goods.
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Established June 23, 1862. Vol.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday exceptedl at No. I Printers
Xchange, Commercial Street, Portland, by n. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor. .. ..sl.. r--'a.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance ?
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
AL UNI.
JUDGE KINGSRI1RY pREsrnr,rr,

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING
WEDNEsDAY.-K. D. Atwood and Andrew Nc
Glinchy paid 1922 each, on search and seizure war
rantsl I5Q s7n4
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City of Portland.

,s)NkK City of Portland. Ty ri
WHEREAS, the City Council, on the fifth day of
w November, A. d. 1866 passed an order direct
ing the Committee on Laying ont New Streets to en-
quire into the expediency of extending Cross street
to Commercial street. therefore,
Notice hereby given to all parties interested that
the joint Standing Committee OF the City Council
laying ont new Streets will meet to hear the parties
and Wow tho proposed way tho sixteenth uay OF
November 1866 at two O'clock in the afternoon at the
corner of Fore and Cross streets. and will then
and there proceed to determine and adudge whether
the public convenience REQUIRES said street or way to
be laid out
Given under our, hands on this seventh day of No
vember A. d., 1866. SsAlk1f tftttl
AUG. E. STEVENS,
81 AL II EDMUND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDINGs,
e-31s1 oae Jos. BRADFORD,
4.-i2 ELIAS CHASE,
W.P. FILES.
no8-d1w Committee on Laying out New Streets.
ES- Argus COPY.