davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28
0ufS Truly,
EDW AND u

EDW. AND FRED. FOX.
This Safe had no water thrown upon It. and no
protection whatever from the intense heat to which
It was subjected until the 18TH Before the people OF
Portland condemn oil Safes worthless they should
see the Messrs. Fox, and the contents of this safe
G. A. GAYLORD, Agent, -T,'~-
.s.s.z No. Congress Square, Boston.
Chilled and Wrought Iron Bank Vaults made to
order any size. Doors and frames and combination
locks Tor sale. jy23 eodlw*
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

HARMON r SAWYER, War Claim Agents, have
Ill this day dissolved partnership, by mutual con-
sent. Mr Harmon is authorized to settle the busi-
ness of the firm. N t K. HARMON,
Portland, July 10.' W. s. SAWYER.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

'HE EASTERN EXPRESS CO. are now
permanently located at No. 21 Free street. and
paegalea to do Express Business over all the Rail-
bN ana steamboat routes in the State and West
10 posoon connecting there with Expresses to all
c;ol d 8 T convenience Of customers on CONNER
Vii nv streets, an order book Tor freight Calls
wa" Fnr We Seps at office Of Canadian Express Co No
jyM If o. NJ W1NSLoW.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

~ partnership heretofore existing under the name
and style of Vickery & Bowen, is this day, by
mutual consent, dissolved. The affairs of the firm
will be settled by Chas A. Vicckery who will con-
tinue the business. ~ ~ A
ts,s.9 .syiaesr r1.L CHAS. A. VICKERY,f
THOMAS A. BOWEN.
Portland, Jnly 20, 1865. -slooi't jul21 lw
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

BUSINESS CARDS.

STEVENS, HASKELL g. CHASE. J0bbers OF
~ Boots, Shoes. Rubbers and Moccasins, 80 Com
! jul 16dtt - :. 3 -. LulIla - \
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

City of Portland. f
WHEREAS, the City Council on the 10th 6iay
wv of July, 1856. passed an order directing
the committee on laying out and widening streets to
consider the expediency OF widening Fore street
from Pleasant street to Exchange street, and
STRENGTHENING Fore street from Exchange street to
India street, notice is hereby given to all parties in
City Council on laying out new streets, viii meet to
hear the parties and view the proposed way on the
ternoon, at the foot Of Exchange street. and will then
and there proceed to determine and adiudge whether
the public convenience requires said street or way
be laid out.
Given under our hands on this twentieth day OF
July, A. D. 1866.
fsaD9 AUG. E. STEVENS,
l--,s4s striq4af l4 EDMUND PHINNEY, -4, q
AMBROSE GIDDINGs,
-H 34'a Va Jos. BRADFORD, l st
ELIAS CHASE, f. .. .
w. P. FILES, "- "
,.og ia Committee on laying out New Streets.
(Argus copy.) ALI n, - oGf jul21 1w
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

NOTICE. The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
will be in session at the Mayors Office. Mechan-
las, Hall Building each day at 4oclock p NJ for the
purpose of hearing applications and granting per-
mission to erect wooden building within the city.
PER ORDER.
FoTtland, July IL, 1866. jul16d2w lI
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

The undersigned will continue the claim business
In all its branches heretofore, at No. 12 Market
that he saved all his books, pension papers, dis
charges, &C.. He has got in new safe Marvin &Co)
that is warranted to stand fire. A. M. Davis ESQ.,,
II Commercial street, has more of the same sort.
jul 16 2. X. HARMON,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

EXTRA PAY FOR OFFICERS.-An Officers
~ below the rank of Brig. General, who have new
er received the three months back pay proper, and
who were in service March 8, 1885, and whose resiq
nations were presented and accepted, or who were
mustered out at their own request, OF otherwise
can obt in this extra pay by applying In person or
by letter to PATTERSON q &CHADB0URNE. q. IS.
Clam Agents, 1854 Middle street, up stairs.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

now ask If tubercles could form in the lungs or
any other part of the system, unless the blood was
too highly charged with lime? why introduce more
course could not be adopted Tubercles in the lungs
can never be dissolved nor the disease they occasion
solve and render fluid the lime charging the blood
In this way may tubercles be dissolved, carried off
and the disease cured, but in no other have no
diagnosis. The true condition of the physical sys-
tenn, both in healthy and unhealthy state, can on
ly be ascertained by the science of chemistry.
tain remedies, and hence the success of my special
mode of practice. 49, Fe tc.ts4 :, -
W. HARVEY, M. D. and Practical Chemist
Until September next my Office will be at n Free
Street, Portland, Me. Office hours from A. M. to
8 P. M. Consultation free. iva eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28
Portland, Me, June 6, 1866,

n1SSOLUTION. The firm of DUNN & PALM
u Err, is dissolved this day by mutual consent
The accounts the firm will he settled by either
party and the books may be found at the office of Mr.
Dunn in the store of Mrs. A. L. Nash No II Clapp's
Block, Congress st. All persons having unsettled
accounts with the above firm are requested to make
found for the present at the store ito Of Mrs. ~ j. j.
Nichols under tina U. s. Hotel. 9" 4AtDGo&s3Ita
DUNN & PALMER.
Portland, July ii, 1866. jul16dtt
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28
.COpartnersInip Notice.

T'HE undersigned have this day formed copart-
nership under the firm name of w. E. STEW
EMS & CO., for the purpose of transacting the Iron
Foundry Business. We shall manufacture every de-
scripton of Iron Castings for Buildings, Ships, Rail-
roads, Machinery, &c Also window weights, Caul-
Pioughs, Cultivator Teeth, Iron Fences, Water
Pipes, &c. soF ' f15Hlf jI' : ~
We haye also facilities for furnishing Retorts of all
sizes for Gas Work, Oil Factories, Mills &c.
city.
Office 131 Commercial St, up stairs, Portland.
- WIN. r. STEVENS,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28
INDIA RURRER GOOnS.

HAVING been burned out of INV Rubber Store
Il n "a! Middle St., would solicit the trade
reopen) to my headquarters IS Milk Street. boston,
Wnere are Kept every variety of goo made from
India Rubber comprising in part Rubber and Leath-
er Machine Betting, Steam Packing Gaskets, Rings,
III Hose TOR conducting and hydrant purposes, Rubber
Clothing of every description, Combs, Balls, TOYS.
Boots and Shoes, Tubing, spittoons Syrnses. hUUs.
Gloves and Mittens, Elastic Rings and Bands Piano
Covers, Horse Covers with and without hood, Wagon
servers. Mechanics Aprons, Rubber .Jewelrv. ot
beautiful paters, and all kinds Of Rubber Goods that
may be desired, all ofwhich will sell at manufac-
Please forward your orders for the present to
jul 1seOd6 Z IS MIX Street, Boston.
SEIZURE OF GOODS Notice is herehv civen
~ that the following described goods were seized
violation OF the revenue laws: June %, 1866. on
board steamer New York, 1 box cutlery and need
les; July u, at Appraisers office, Portland, from
steamer New Brunswick, trunk, marked CD Il.
Leach, Portland" containing package sugar. do cur
rants, do coffee, do spice, do raisins and snndrv
on board steamer New
containing 140 calf skins. Any person or persons
claiming the same are requested to appear and make
otherwise the said goods viii be disposed of IN sc
Q, 1866. ApAn
July 1ssAnI 1sss ~ASHDURN 'r sa Sollssts, nsss1
EtAEGUTOR'S X Sale. The subscriber will sell
~ at No. III Commercial street on August 4th
next, the following Bonds, viz: w. N'' 1'A'
% A,ianac A,an q st. Lawrence R. R. Bonds.
AndroscOggggiiIn 20 mortgagel R. r. Bonds.
g o''oesn q hennebec II. r. Stock Bonds
IF not sold that do AZ, g Mortgage Bonds
- -'o' '0i' " a. us'y' tne sale will be continued.
July 25, 1s66.-eod1w and augs&4 Ell, Exe.,,+or
EURNITURE- KIMBALL g. fyo Ro.to,,
n AGA Washington stree,' DoSton'
Manufacturers of every variety Of nro,rinc
and Dealers in choice Upholstery goods of .m %
riptons, which we cffer at the lowest wba,a "d ue
prices. Particular attention and care paid to a,
The junior partner, Mr.. j. Wa land Kimball mo,
be found at No. Ill Commercial street, Portlan's
every Monday forenoon, where orders may be left.
A. KIMBALL,
Jul II 4s:i j. WAYLAND KIMBALL.
HE EAsTERN EXPRESS CO. are now
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

EOK SALE-A two story House with French roof,
- on Pine street, and Lots on Thomas Emery,
anu congress streets one near the head of State st.
Portland, July 20. I'd Nationa1 Rant
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

REApTIFUL Suburbau Residence for
~ Sale.-The subscriber offers for sale his very
attractive residence in Westbrook threefourths OF
2 mile from Portland, (well known as Hawthorn
Place1 on line with the Horse Railroad, and but
lew rods from the same. The house is modern
built, containing thirteen rooms, Is heated by fur
mace IN cellar, an abundance OF hard and soft
water on the premises 1t is entirely surrounded by
tine shade trees. A garden Is connected with the
house containing about 400 choice fruit trees con-
sisting Of apple, pear peach and cherry trees also
gooseberres currants, strawberries, ETC., together
with one Of the finest graperies in the State in fine
bearing order of the choicest varieties An excel
lent opportunity for boating and bathing the acii-
ties tor bathing being all in readiness. In short this
is one OF the pleasantest places man OF business
few minutes walk ride from the heart Of the city,
The lot contains about six acres For further par
tcuiars enquire at ~ Market Square, up
No. 2; on the premises or Of me. Z
july24 If s-r3 EEI.FI'T M ATFORD DvET, i
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

desirable, genteel residence, Consisting OF a two
Sy Sss0ry frame dwelling house containing q rooms;
acres Of land; also, large quantity of almost ali
Rnds 0i ruit, such as APPLE pear, cherry, grape,
6e. 1nis place will be sold with or without the
cows, pigs, chickens. and such implements as are
necessary such place. This is really the most de-
s1rable place of the kind within the limits of the
County Of Cumberland. Distance less than two
miles from Portland. The property is now held and
occupied by Capt Thos. Edmonds. $50 ,jul19tf
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

HOUSE for Sale, No. 81 Clark street. Lot 37x6S
IL over 2500 feet of land. Price $500. Apply to
( jul18tf WOODMAN' TRIIE e. * ~
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

ONLY 50, 500 for lot of land a two story and
" aone and a halt story dwelling House--wijl &C
ccosmmodate co four families Lot 60x9I feet ali for
III, This property. is pleasantly located on Munjov
Hill Plenty Of hard and soft water. Title perfscf
Apply to VIM. d. JERRIS, Real Estate Broker,
July 12-d3w -'e'-D'''' iih p
EOR SALE. A dwelling house, centrally locat-
~ 90, With an the modern improvements. Apply
10 D. " PhOCTOR. jy12-eodlm
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28
REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE AND LOT for s.Ie. A :,

HOUSE AND LOT for Sale. three story
IL House on Monument street, (called the Jordan
House, containing twelve finished rooms. For
Sits to can at the premises. Apply to join NJ e.
TUkESBURY, No. Fore street.
Portland, July q, 1866.
HOUSE AND LOT for sale, The large
II three storied stone building, No. 20 Green st.,
containing "a finished rooms good order and con-
yeniently arranged for Boarding House. for four or
hye families, or for mandatory. the walls being
lot extending back more than 100 feet; two flights
OF stairs, from basement to attic and good brick
cisteTn IN the cellar. Price only $500. Apply to
House m 'ERais' Real Estate Agent, opposite freble
Desirable House for Sale. In Falmouth,
- "Fore Sde," four miles from Portland. One
OF the most desirable places now offered. Sixty-two
acres acres Of 81 ia9d thrry-ye Of which is tillsge thirty
acres OF SOFT WOOD, and some oak cuts; Is Tons Of
lay, renee good, plenty of good water. new two
storied house, containing fourteen finished rooms.
change aTa would s
beautiful situations on SFore side,s commanding a
fOunding county w Apply To- cap George 'fH HASKELL
on the premises or to DR.. G. Ludwig, Congress
Portland, July 27, 1866. eodtf
CPLENDID Store Fixtures for sale-on
~ reasonable terms made for a Hat store, but
suitable 1or almost any business, consisting of nine
upright cases. with backs six feet long, five 7eet high
ana sixteen inches deep nine cases twenty-four
inches Deep resting iron brackets and can be re-
moved without taking apart-graned in imitation Of
black walnut Two counters, fourteen feet long, two
ieet wide; four counters, seven feet long-back wal
nut tops; two counters i've feet long. Also, iron
stools, window stands brackets. and gass fixtures,
cashiers and bookkeeper's desks &c. VIII he sold
n u r4ts TO suit purchasers Apply to JOSEPH A.
MILLEh, ESQ Broadway. New York jy27df
HOUSE AND STORE for Sale, at Brown
II Held Centre; The store at present occupied by
the subscriber and formerly by Allen Bros is Offer
ed ior sale and will be sold at good bargain the
Try trade, and for the manufacture of Clothing TO be
found In the State Of Maine.
But few steps distant from the store Is yery
desirable dwelling House, and in the Store Is good
Stock of Goods,-an OF which win be sold very low,
as the subscriber has other business in another part
Of the State, which makes it necessary for him to
give up his,bus ness here. Address -
81" JOHN II. ALLEN,
Jy2O dtf Brownfeld, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

ENOR SALE. The tour story brick house No. i6
~ Spring street, corner OF South, with or without
urniture The house Is In perfect order from roof to
basement. Excellent water and plenty Of It. above
and below, 6nd heated by steam. Can be examined
any any day from to3 P. M. The lot contains about
tice. For further particulars apply to G. III, DAVIS.
lit Commercial street.
\; Portland, July 10, 1866. ~ % rot jyf2edtf pa
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

TWO Houses for $4,000. Two one story
Houses on Oxford street; lot 38x10O feet, six
and seven rooms; good cellars. Apply to w. H.
jy26-d1w -,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

L9& House Lots for SaIe.l DC n ~
nN Stevens Plains, near the Horse Railroad.
~ Enquire Of A. L. RICHARDSON, sa 4.s
April L-utI ..5g,,1r5 ~ ,4-,s On the premises.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

ENOR SALE-A first class Millinery and Fancy
I Goods Establishment, IN Portsmouth, N. H..
doing an excellent business, centrally located Wfi
be sold on reasonable terms. Reason tor selling a
change In business. Address Box 1908, Portsmouth,
N. M. jul IL d2w
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

BUILDING MATERIAL-Seasoned Pine Boards,
~ Spruce Dimensions, Laths, Clapboaras, and
Shingles. For sale by i's :. go EeI Sic
BENSON & HOUGHTON, =
jul 16 d2w gas Berlin Mills Wharf. 9
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

HOUSE and Lot for sale inFalmouth A modern
IL built two and half story house, of superior
nish just completed, stable and wood shed attach
ed never falling well. field, wood lot and pasture
pleasantly located at Colleys Corner three minutes
walk from the first depot out Portland, G. T. Rail-
way. Meeting house, academy, new school house
quire of H. NJ Stone, Depot Master, or Capt s.
Dwight Stone on the premises. Terms reasonable.
jul 13-tf
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

HOUSE FOR SALE-The undersigned offers for
IL sale his House, No. 81 Myrtle street. Posse :
sion given 1st OF October next Said House contains
II finished and finished attics, cellar with ce-
mented floor and large brick fltering cstern, COM
plete gas fixtures, etc. Also, House Lot adjoining
A. WHITNEY, 81 Myrtle street.
jullS d2w s9a1 ,f p. I.e.'.tIF f--,.T'f Is
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

EOR SALE-House No. 81 Bracket street. The
u lot Is 30 feet front by about 120 feet deep
has gas fixtures and plentiful supply Of hard and
soft water very the line of the horse cars and
every way desirable residence. For terms apply
to II: 2. DEANE, No. Clapp's Block, Congress st
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

Tor Sale or Lease A fine location for a
Bakery. located ON India street, with running
RIS, Real Estate Agent, at Horse &. r. Office Mar.
Ket SQUARE. ~. at.t -L a..- ~ iy23 1w
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

Also, two blocks Of u story Houses, on Salem St,
three IN each block new and well arranged for small
families. Lots 70x80, and well supplied with water
containing four houses two stories and wen aIa1lged
for small families. VIII be sold ON very favorable
terms. Apply as above. % -'7 jyI2 It -
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

HOUSE for Sale, in North Yarmouth. II is
IL one and a halt story, with Stable and torty-
five acres Of land located In the pleasantest part Of
Trunk Depot, and half mile from the Post ONCE
and Meeting House. Apply to .s STAPLES, Jr.,
on the premises. x y,rirT - sia siHA iul1o SypA
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

IL and Store No. 40 Washington street. in per-
feet repair containing nine rooms, beside the Store:
Stable on the premises; lot about 30 by 100 (6t00 fl
Terms favorable. Inquire on the premises. or OF
w. L. PUTNAM, 113 Federal street.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

ENOR Sale, in Saccarappa, two story house
i nearly new, containing well finished rooms
within two or three minutes walk OF the Depot
date the purchaser. t@l 92a HIfie 'l7F53 T17l9
Inquire at this office, or of 8. p. CLAY, of sacca
rappa. scl waT qstte5eE8 t.oF jul16th.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-28

GEO. M HARDING, Architect, can be found, till
street r-, 49, T II :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN the WEST.
~~~~~~~~s~>~~~~~~~~-~>s.~~-~-~
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW Yunx AeAlp.

Candidates for Congress In Illinois and Ohis--
Complimentary Dinner 10 Hen. John Kas-
son AT Des Moines, Iewa-Pslifical Csmplex.
JshnsOn MT Chicago, &c.
CMcAoo, August II, 1909.
10 now understood that n b Judd, lase Minister 10
Berlin, In spite Of h recent dcclinaton, win take ths
stump against John Wentworth. A bitter personal
nifty exists between these two men, and the confess for
the nomination viii BE- exceedingly scripoaIous one
The Germans have also candidate NJ Brentano, oae
Of The editors Of The Stasss Zsas~s
Tho republicans In Ohio have ssnominafed General
Garfield for Congress In the Ninetscnth district and
A. Plants In The Fifteenth district
complimentary supper wss given W Hon Jno A.
Reason last night 81 Des Nones Iowa In response 70
The ARA regular toast Mr. Kaaon made very lengthy
speech, which vas received with greed applause He
reviewed his past IN Congress- sxpsansd all the
reconstruction amsndments and sAid Mat the plan Of
Mr.. Lincoln was the only peoDer and feasibIc
70 produce harmony. He avowsd himself ~ strong
and true republican - when. In 1891, he
took part In the convsntica Inst nominated La
cola co.'s ~ We more .ssa ever n nvor Of
color He deavoved afl sympathy With the Prssidsut
since the veto u The Yrssdmsn's Burssn b and
cluded BY expressing the conviction that The only safey
for the country Wa In the radical party.
kx0overnor Kirkwood, Of lows, VIII take The stump
Ths s.sssnsn. Of shs Nsw yssk rss~ss shsA the COM
ntss 70 receive the Prsss1sas u nade up Of copper
heads q absurd. The commistse v composed - fol-
Eighteen radicals seven conservatives and I'VE
democrats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18

EXTRAORDINARY ErFEOTs Or TIE ATLANTIC
TELESaAPH.-The general news agent of the
HERALD stationed in London sent on Thurs
day, the 10th, the following telegram, which
was received on the evening Of the same dpy:-
To BENNETT, HmALD:-
No moro tcIegnms--whout funds--they are costly
answer-bank rate just reduced to eight
As soon as business could be transacted at
the bank tho next morning yesterday, we
deposited ten thousand dollars In gold for our
general news agent In London, and then tele-
graphed simply:-"Cash deposit in Duncan,
Sherman q Co.'s bank Of ten thousand dollars
in gold" This he probably received yester-
day. Thus the whole business transaction was
accomplished in little more than twenty-four
hours. We begin to experience some Of the
extraordinary effects OF the Atlantic cable, but
we have not yet imagined what these will be-
AL important business between the two CONT
nents will be transacted by kilograms, and the
system Of exchange between America and
Europe will be broken up. A new era in
commercial and financial business has COM
menced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18

sulphur. On the very day Of this warning
from Napoleon, Counch Of State was sitting
in Berlin, celebrating upon the question Of
the annexation OF the States Of Southern Ger
many to the new confederation under Prussia
Now, In the armistioe entered upon between
Austria and Prussia, it was agreed that Ger
many south Of the Main, should form an indie
pendent consederacy, while the STAKES, Duchies,
&C., north Of that river, should be- pleaded In
the Prussian confederation. From this council
of State in Berlin, it would appear that Bis
marck has been seconsidering this matter, and
seriously entertairs the idea of absorbing the
whole Of the Germ,n family from the North
Sea to the Alps. II is against this sweeping
absorption that Napoleon protests, and In this
protest there may be- the nest egg Of eontl-
mental war.
Bism .rck will probably prove intractable.
Napoleon will be apt then to threaten more
emphatlcally. England and Russia may next
be called upon to join In general Congress
of rectifoatOn or reconstruction. Brought to
this solution, we may look for reconstruction
which will establish Prussia % balance of
power against France in the west, and which
will compensate Austria for losses by coding
to her the Danubian Prinoipalities and the
Turkish Territories to the Balkan mountains,
as a barrier against Russia in the east Of
Europe. A continental war can, we appre-
bend, be avoided only by European Congress,
and in the event of such Congress, we look
for the rectifcation of the European equili-
brium as herein suggested. Thus France will
cease TO be the disturber of the peace on the
one hand, and Russia will be held in check on
the other, and tho new central confederation of
Prussia, looking east or west, will hold the
balance of power
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18

TEE NEw REvoLUrroN.-Tm DurY on THE
NEW YoRx NERHANv.-The National Union
Convention, which has just completed IL work
atPhiladelphia, has inauguratsd new revolu-
ton In the political and commercial condition
Of the entire country. II y the duty Of the
merchants, traders, shippers, and business men
generally Of New York, 70 assemble In public
meeting and In the most emphatic terms ratfy
The declarations Of that Convention, uttered ~
they were BY the representatives Of AL Glasses,
sections and parties, except Ne bloody radi-
col faction, in favor Of reconstruction Of the
Union on constitutional grounds, and return
70 commercial prosperity. Ths business interest
Of We country b perhaps more deeply In
voived In the measures proposed by This
thoroughly national movemant than any other.
II therefore becomes The dsty Of Ne business
men ofths metropolis v ses Ne sxanpls 70 The
other budnso centres throughout Ne country BY
calling grand man meeting. ct which ahearty
endorsement Of ths policy for rseonstruotioa,
ths admission Of loyal representatives. 70 Cen
grsss ffom Ne Southern States and . general
fnslon Of iatsrssis without regard 70 sectional
Alvlalsas- (which I'll vanisAsd via NE sbsu-