davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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he Grand Trunk Railway Is taking Provisions to
Liverpool via steam from Portland At SC = 100 as Ii
FLOrn-Eeeived teee hs,s; shipped .sls bsla.
Markst very dnlHbuJc1a md se!!efs neioE some INA
l3c apart ~ their Views sAies we're: Nuns WtarEk.
.Dewrsis and 81 brI1 S!orninC Glory" On P. /; n.
>orxp E1TnAe-lop pzls II fss6i ~ hsls AZ &523:
trrH~1tKAr ELyrH-23 hrls nt 43..9,
NEIEAT.-liecxlsed. 119.b bus. sll}pptd. 1y11 hu.
No. sprtu* Fery dull but without No.
1sttady, sales were: sFa1xG WurAr.1&1o bn. Vol
eils inuf6 bust }l,iA 100 nn .attii:4; too0uo.
4tcityt NJ sc Stu bu. DO tAU} AtsCe: Stu
&c; 4 buln At &c; TO bu.o u sec; $50 bndo
e. s:-cotinE Etth sellers Of No. spf4nE at9i1a snd
tuJers AZ sl.lsx.
CONS.-Receired. t,oo bu: shipped. t1is pu.
Markets steady. Sales were: 1880 bn. Rejected ut
. 1lhc. GID In do. II &c. zoo bu do. 1t ;! 4e.
OAT$.-Ecce1yed. 1D,61s bn: Bntpped III bu. Mar
tets haeiiye sas gre; 2n@ bu 10 l. at <7xe aaoa
RYE Rcteistd j. - bu: shipped nonc, Market
UHRLEY-rseceiyed 80 bu shipped none, MAJ
kEt ouli- salea we're: IL hafs At &C del.
AIlI1IOl-Mlyke1 EoE&nA II N-S19 $.I.
BROOM GORN-ReceIyed. none. shipped. none.
MatkeI unII S4lrs wtrr: II ha1et common At 5000.
UEAN~Me hear Of no transactions, 2nd quote the
market onainAI 1t socGs tLsa. !
HEE%SEA X-Msrket nominal At 4e3e isc.
HUT Eft-fsereivcd, 1az2y nR3 shipped. 40 ns.
Tie supply Of really choice u rcEJ scant, whh the
medium grades abundant Tha market l. eulet aoo
prices weak.
{Eoce D1sJ 44c
Good 1np ,-34& -
EoT mon 80 ~
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H&13H IllQd IKeE WEEK4. .+Esta4 III
Tbs receipts up 10 the tina onr reporter left the
Yards wera 2o head. With 4 train of Is cArs-cattle
and hogs expected tn On the Northwestern road.
There were some t1ansscrons In the morning by both
packers aed shippers but tho drifting storm soon rea
eftd It hleay probable TINT stock cou1a NOT be taken
awny from The yards At present. and upon this consic-
ton buyers mostly wlthIrew from the market. The
kaes made indicate considerable decline from yesscr
days rates. Among the sales note lor 4ten By
lily butchers at $a7s. and onn lot BY Castn Co. at
$780, The latter wtrf fed by q. Burton Of Oge coun-
ty, Illinois. The following are the sa1e8.
l}0ft EAtFS Tn.rAv
, 1866-02-15
WATCHES AAD JEWELRY.

1i9chsut1 >1sstln& ktW YORK ate rtsp*rtfully ia.
Chains ID acxery. gotten ap e1pEtsa5 :ae specnla-
use u poses. AEes E q ea,aposlaon. Atver, E1!,
Vii oe found q tslox ~ aqysh!nF "a; Tx p ths Trade 'ur
1rTnc1tion. llOh kLIhLObs* aV1 ATo&dWty, New
York. Ekt&hlsshpd u 1ssA Ek39
, 1866-02-15
prepDBal8.
GTATE OF A1AlNE.

~ EXECUTIVE lErAKrH6Nr,
.... Aucustn7 December 2, tA5+
SALE OF UNITED STATES LAH1 scRfP.
1855 by b. kxceiIency samuel Cany Governor of the
Issued to ssid State, for thc endowment Of College
ror the benent OF Agriculture and Mechanic Ars. in
quantities not less than I'VE thousand acres. Terms
cash, parable in lawful money Ut The Once Of the
eaa9sH q tas state o. Mstne st An3osta OF at The
notice issued Ut acceptance OF offer. The scrip 10 be
delivered at Augnsta tight TO fc}ect proposals re-
served. II.
All od..s will be dirtcttd 10 The address Of the secre
.arT OF State, Augusta Milne, and tdot1cd On the
outside Proposals for Horticultural College Scrip
EfHRAIA FLINT,
fansde4-7w ErcrstaIJ OF State,
, 1866-02-15

E<aYs
pr. J. r. Polands WHITE PINE COMPOUND Is
now offered to the afflicted throughout the conntsJ.
after having been proved BY the test Of eleven year,
tn the New EnEa1l states, where IT. me1its have BE-
come - well known a. the tree from which, IN part,
1t derives its ytst1es4
The eWHrIE PINE COMPOUND CURES Sore Thtoat,
Colds, Coughs. plphtherla, Bronchitis, Splitting Of
Blood. sud Pulmonary Affections generally. II a
remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes,
Difficulty Of voldtug Urne R1eedsus from the Ksoaeyo
and Bladder. Grayel. md otheT comp.a,nss G!!e i =
5fati you T9na lsain re rasnG o. sooe ana 's'e
Sold b. prnsgfsts and Deaert " Medicine generally.
gro. ". aWEfT. n. D., Proprietor. Bottom MISS.
, 1866-02-15

CFT7CK OF THK DAILY
1--k-

DT17CK OF THK DAILY TRIBUNE.
Wednesday Eveu&nE, Feb. IL J
BEEF FCATTLE-AccoEdtn9 To the Board Of Trade
reports, the receipts and shpmtz atuee lssue
compared with the corresponding period Of 1861 have
been follows. It should be boEna In znlnd that these
shipeaa and receipts really shesa ol the day pre-
cedInx:
, 1866-02-15
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE.
COMMERCIAL

"WEDNESDAY EE.rES1se, Feb. IL.
The receipts and thipTent4 during the past
twentJ.four hours eom+tare with those hf the co.,
responding date last year a. follow:
, 1866-02-15

LADD s. KLINE.

AADD O. AA~1AAA% e.
osCEoLAM MILLS, 244 L 246 n. uark-st.
AENpuE-EMEET-Nr.N Merrill Ladd lste Of the
arm Gf Iadd, Williams fonng} has putchAsed The
iuterest Of Ghas. Tpekett, Of The hrm Of Tuckett
Eline md from this date LADD & KLINE who hare
foTmtd cep1Elne ahin will continue tho hnsnEss Of
misunderstanding. at wholesale, Coffee Spices sno No
rEYipE nts and grain Of all kinda. ard for cleaning
dried irpits aud x1booE d1nos, DC. Porter M4t, for
hreWers, on hand. 1Al hnd 346 North Cfa5k ttreet
Feb. 18th, 1865. r1.sa %
nISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
L. EHIr.--1he partnes.hin heretofore existing b.
tween the underttEned has this day, By mutual
sent, beon d,ssolyee ~! deets due the eoncen VII
Chicago, Feb. I'll, 1855. SMITH tosHER..
r. ALTHER,
SMITH MpsHTR will continue tht business It the
old stand, No. 249 Souih Wafer street. where be VII
Be happy TO fecetFc and walt upon bis enstomess:
BAITu MOSHER.;
Chicsgo. Feb. 18th 1876. mIn3p,
TOTARTNERSIIIP NOTICE,
J The undersigned have this day formed d Co.
r4{tnttship 10r the purpose Of cat1yt1g the bust
ness OF notwithstanding and jobhns Fools and Shoes
1t Inc ttor. formerly occup!et by Gillette, whitney
81 AZ kf MhTsny s;n5tset eedeF The hF nADaa Of
HsEksft S,fst Jeanette, II Hsi'ssr 6 Co.
-osts Fofmerly Of Harmon Aikeo 4 fia.e
, 1866-02-15

NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS
IN II TUE CHG AGO CITY CEMETRY.-Hy DE-
iiie Is thai rtxl az the chicago CITY Ce1ftecy etn
h1nte.I ID lots numbered from IN thlttJtN % snd
oYGTee1a Surrey and nom Number eli b: hpndred md
fopr iGCil 10 and incl7dng uum0ex fourteen hundred
and tyfre tts5l In The nov survey held invalid.
IL = kegnAr Meeting OF the Common CaaneA, held
JaanA5 -. 1sA q Ordinance M wss [ pa5sed 2royldi9S
Cfm-tery 70 which said tlue WAS dee!AEeAlnvaifd.
ne uaslsuea nsfs S See1 sppontSa e. e S SssT o1t
nodao9 Of parties mtert Hted, h3Tt6penet m ONCE
In Eoo No .. Coort House. NheFe ~ !1toIH atoo II
meu,s made fo4 The ss!sc;:on ef rex io ~ tn othE
accoruaucc With said Ordnance.
J. +. RICE. Mayer.
WALTER EIN!;AL1. 80 81.
CmptEol:sE. Committee OF The
IT, N00DARD, fCommon CouEcA
CUAS G. WICKER.
IVER LAWSON,
, 1866-02-15
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WkpsEspAy ETxsEsd. Feb Il.
FREICuTS-Tbe following IL the Joint ta.sn Of
, 1866-02-15

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. Ceek Coaos1-s.r. 1.
ca1 hS" g cS}s,rs 4sr,st ffs esasi
Pnbl!c notice Il hereby given that lho following g
tctthf4 Warrants have been placed In ny hsnds tof
MsT1ant 20 ~: South. dated Jaauazy s.ta. 1856 saa
issusd .he conec,pn Of 1ptc1al assessment levi
ID ior 1he erection md removal ot LaGR fosss On
WaTrant Eo4ss south. dated January 18th. lsds md
ssurt for tho c3l!+cton Of 6pcctA Asaessmeat levi
cd for the erect.oa acd removal oe Lamp pnst9 on
South Water street, bttHtta Maoasa 1nd Aiee2sHn
warrant No. r." soutn, dated January zth. 1sas. and
tssned Enr fhs collection OF areCtA assessment levi
ed 1or tho erection OF nine Lamp Post8 on indiana
ayenue, between Twenty second and Twenfy y>tourth
W1Tran. no. 80 South. dated january 9Th, lsts and
Issued the collection Of special assessment lcsi
I'd for the erection Lamp eust on the southeast
Of Sixternth an4 prato aIe0ne and one
On Fza1a avenrc, abou. Is feet son1h Of Sixteenth
Warrant No - North, dated January 2srh, 1sd. and
issued for the collection speei Assess ent fcyl-
cd tor tho erection Of Lamp PoatA on North LaSafe
street, between FIN 1nd Division streets:
Warrant No. ~ North. dated JSnuarJ eth B6S md
1ss9cd for 1hc collection Of special sssessnSos 1eE
street between Dsk and Maple sksesta-
Warrant No. Co., West. dated January +sth 1856 aud
issued for the collection Of special assessment. lew.
ed for the ereSt1on OF four Lamp Posts On Fulton
street between Sangauon and Peoria stre*ta.
An peJ4ous interested to said 4ssexSmepts arH re-
IN da:aut such payment iha said assessments Will
be collected At the cost and e1pense Of persons liable
'neaSsfE; fesSbs;.l,. a. :: ctty ! tGolleetos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19
SAD DEATH OF Reuben MOBILES
son,

The Dubuque Times says: ave learned
yesterday, by q gentleman from McGregor that
Judge Noble met with terrible affection last
Saturday. His son Edward, lad Of twelve
summers, was out hunting with another boy,
when the latter's gun was accidentally dis
charged, sending its full contents into the
body Of the former, who died almost instant
ly. The Judge had just started for Daven>
port, and the boat was under headway, when
q messenger brought him the awful tidings.
Some friend was just ralying him on his de.
feat at that very moment, little thinking that
grief was already upon him that would
hush all political emotions and draw to him,
In profound sympathy, the hearts of ,hous.
ands who had cordially reioiced in his de,
feat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19
A. JOHNSON AwEET ON THE
DAVlARg

A. johnson has pardoned Joe Davis, JEFF /.
brother, and thereby evinced his disposition
to pardon JEFF. himself if he dared to 90 so
lar IN carrying out that "arm-in. arm prog
ramme, the exhibition Of which, in the Phila.
delphla Convention, caused him to shed such
copious showers oftears As an incident of The
pardon ofJeffs brother, twenty thousand dol.
iars was paid over to him as part payment Of
damages for the detention and use Of his
property under the orders of the Govern
ment.
Now, if equal liberaEty was exhibited in
paying loyal men North and South for dana.
gss sustained BY the Rebellion. the Govern
ment would be bankrupted in a month Bu,
the political situation demands that p-..;
dent johnson should exercise his official
power to court popularity with JEFF. Davis
and his Rebel confederates ia treason. and
hence Jef's brother is pardoned, and hi,
property restored with payment for its de.
tenhon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19
THE ATTEMPT ON MATAMORAs.

American irrepressibility combined with
bad whiskey make a stormy compound.
Witness the attempt Of the American force
under Gen. Ford, to capture Matamoras, .
foolish project foolishly and badly carried
out. Poor Mexico; she 10 evidently the
raiding ground for the nations. Her own
children set the example Of this i'll use Of her
soil. Such raids Is this on Matamoras dosnt
help the cause Of the Liberals, reflect any
credit on Our Republic, or hasten the depar-
Il
ture Of Max from his usurped dominions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19

storm Of fanaticism into anarchy, despotism
and ruin.
lone fact is patent the Democratic party
failed to evince its usual sagacity when it as
sumed portion of the responsibility of this
disaster by even temporarily holding its prin
ciples in allegiance. The attempt to create a
temporary third party is proven q melancholy
failrre.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19
THE corPi uJoHss0s FAILURE.

ANDREW IS eidld of misfortnna HI.
Bread and Butter republican friends 90
companions wi'h aim in misery. The Con,
po'neao Democfat are intensely unk;nd
ASDREw and his friends tried 70 ~
iof Inc Democraey They failed. Nov.,b.
ongrseeml butseraus turn apon AxlRrv and
ms friends and repadiate their association
and taunt them with the utter miserable. fail
ore OF the effort u build up Copperjohnsou
mus the Columbus lOhio) Crisis saws.
ins abolition s,s have not only held tbe;,
onI, ~ spite Of the tremendous and apnsr =
enuy overwhelming weieht of rs issr. !,
v.s lsa.. a1nsc caSfe gain for their policies
IN election Is over the canss - ~ aitef
trous results than 70 provide for H.. - -.
1ole nAno. !, ~ sdmcient that the result -,
been achieved; that the great Cor u,s na'
tive party ha. gone to the Vail: tn. ~
policy OF the President hGS not reeve ~ ~
support Of the peoples tAaa the rn1ie.a;s..s !
Congress hes been endorsed; thsf ~ s.sasu
ture Of -fepfesentativs epyernment. ~,
the principb r. DprWeaslsisa s1cluded. !;
% b. continssdi aa4 from DENYING 70 ~ !,
n.;esiss i ..vsssI Ssssss 81. esSs u !,
disregard thar own piyilaeasyana that Their
sppean no other dsstllY n Sforo fo,- Is
country - p eentisas 70 plsnss Aloag u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19
For. sale.

OTIS 10, II. II, api 10 feet N esst side NJ Lot g.
u Block n WITH an D sxon strts dwelling Houss
o9ntasuing eleven farrs small rsoms Bath
rooms, ard elects alec tfek stable and Nod house
Title good. Mcguire OF wA FULTON.
apr24d Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19

ms returns from Nebraska thus far, show
eiear nepuolican gain OF over seven hun
dred votes, and indicate Republican ma
jor'ly OF INV IN tho Territory, for the Repub-
lican ticket. ~,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19

MoRRIssEr, the notorious bully and black
leg, has been nominated for Congress in the
ruth District Of New York, BY the rexula,
Copperhead Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19

GEN. Grover viii contest the seat Of M.
Holman, elected to Congress in Indisna, on
the ground that il ~as procursd By ftaudu-
lent and illegal voting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19
.,.-oTrol nAydlar1zls n In,

Secretary Of State, Wright, a.; Treasurer,
Rankin, IS Asdittr, Hiiots, 50; Attorney
General, Bisssll, 81; Register, Carpenter,
IS; Reporter, Stiles, S.; Clerk Supreme
Court, Linderman, 40; Congress, Wilson,
80; Judge, Hall, l40; District Attorney,
Palmer, o.; Clark District Court, Doerr,
ISL, County Recorder, Warwick, SO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19
For. sale.

r or and 20 feet Oh side ef Lot g. In Block "a
4 vita cottage Dwelling House and other Improve
msnts, Third and High esr.sts Title good I'M
quir. Of wh. rULToA,
sprztd HAs3 Estate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19

EOR SALE. A desirable residence In
II HAssltos, H., consisting d " saory Hsass House,
With lot and half Of Erouud, well STOCKED vith hue
and shrubtsry; good ssbls and othsf ossbals
isgs. Ths above 10 dsssbly ocst~ II the nost psae
sn part Of Hamilton and y for ssls ehsae0s sill -
exchanged scs similar property 10 J eeknks
nnquire Of Nm. WILTON,
Real 1ssass Aaest,
jylsd No 81 Main strsst. Ksoksh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-19

=. :
E9aies or Delleate Go4et1 oufaan
xnAS.esrt.ia h.aisAsus sassas a1asA = sii
-. III. ..u..oas = s,,ss -. y tIs sa,l11
~ ". sss.sso.Sa = - iAaiis6 : -
hyssias. body4,A4 -
rHrrHRg cELlsaA4D ezoMAcG -. ~
i, "a ssnRss,..s. ed s...s.lisss .ss g. vasiess
eassss, they win md ths cAesil rsttshiss ~ b
ueksis prspasAssss = Ssss.spria1a5 snss4 ~
ssW~swssassesss nAsssss1s1VzRi
sAsh.s..r. s.ass,sss.sse s.vuisiens. Asss~s>v ~
which essss srroupAs, thsds-ssopm,n. of~e~a.sSsss
II has equal among tAs prescription Of tbs cslty o.
Advertised medicines For the many distressing feelings
which in and often follow the period Of maternity
and the painful and dangerous sysptons which
sonstiues accompany change Of Hfs," H0sTETTIRs
BIrTkRs earnestly recommended No other rsssor-
savs sss to suit % well the constitution and tho
plantations Of tn. fssblsr sex In On Of Female
Debility, where there want of vital action, sh'
BITTkR6 produce most important Ichange- rslsvisa
loeal wsskas, and rs sstabaiaAins ~ general AtA
HYGIENE WINE-Ths great Imported Tonic
used by the best families throughout Europe; approved
b he InDsrial School q ksdps, Paris ssasssa -
ths proainsnt nsnben eftAs AAAinn Medical Asso
citation 1t their convsutiou In BAimofs Nay Isl fses
contains NO spirits of any kind, and therefore
Net Intoxicating in the least
Its prepared In Paris from pnrs Sherry, and admits
iu its position only Tosrc AloxArIc and Yrss1ueR
substances For LADan r delicious substisuis fog
tAs varfous Tonics having alcoholic body.
n. MuscAT PRRLg IL rare wine Of most delight
ful flavor. 1t h the suhs JUICE Of NOS, DELICIOUS
aRArs. II surpassss In excellence AIT sABts wss In
I'm coUsfRr. Usel In Europe for sacramensai puspe
~. Church people are invited to enquire into IL
Sold BY all respectable Druggists and dealers
YULLRR. FINCH s FULLER, Chscaso,
y1Sdly.snn-ved-fh Agents.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-29
Terms SS per- annuns, aas adrance.

not deny the man of brain the riobt IN vote
80 sause m ne does not happen to own a jackass,
-u '''iow the long-eared animal to QUALIFY a
osseo animal no more intelligent than
hi.iisei'' we do not let the s.learned Eool,-tba
prince OF all fools-yote, and ex.l,,do tho -,
ieaiheu pnnosopher, who, without be;po abla
to explain the scientific formula. Is dail9 eIah
orating experiments In agriculture. in p,aoho,,
les and in mining, from which the procoa~o.
In his laboratory may draw rich stores of in
'ormation, but we allow the man to vote and
with our almost perfect free school system ve
abor to qualify him not only to vote intelli-
5ently, but to appreciate the great blessings
which this natural right of suffrage enables
aim to protect.
We come to this conclusion: that the more
universal you can make the exercise of the
right of suffrage the better for the voter, the
'afer for the state. We would apply this doc
Urine to the South as well as to the North; to
people may be trusted. They know vastly
more than they have had credit for. The un-
learned masses may know vastly more in the
aggregate than the most learned Individual,
even as the instincts of great people are wis
er than the wisest man.
With universal suffrage, or suffrage with few
limitations, and these few clearly defined and
easily defensible, and with the means Of edu-
cation made general, so that the poorest mans
child may have within his reach the elements
OF good English education, the nation win
have fewer dangers to overcome, and be bet
ter prepared to meet and surmount these few,
than on any plan less democratic. Nor will
this measure Of suffrage be in consonance with
the favored few who feel that the Creator has
blessed them with the "divine right" to pre-
scribe the conditions on which ot ers shall ex-
crcise the natural rights of manhood, and look
Gown with sort of serene satisfaction upon
the vulgar horde who don't know how to gov
ern themselves!
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-29
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS:
JOHN Il. GILMAN. Editor,
PUBLISHED AT s2l EXCHANGE STREET. BY
N. A. FOSTER Sc GO.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published al
$500 per year IN advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is pubnshed every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum, IN advance;
$225, Il paid within six months; and S2.5O, If pay
ment be delayed beyond six months
Rates of Advertising.
One inch OF space, in length OF column constitute
Square"
S1.5O per square daily first week !: 75 cents per
week after; three Insertions less, S1.00 continu-
ing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Halt square, three insertions less, 70 cents
week, S1.00; so cents per week after.
Under head of 'AMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less S1.50.
ESPECIAL NOTICES." $500 per square first week,s
$1OO per square AFTER three insertions or less S15O
hall square, three insertions, $1.OO; one week,
$1.50. ta
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
Of the State for S100 per square for first insertion
and so cents per square for each subsequent inser
ton
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates.
ssB All Communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the "EDIToR OF THE PRESS,
and those of business character TO the PUB
LIsHERs."
tR- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining to
the Office or Paper promptly transacted ON applica-
tien as above tls sf.a
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-29
The Right of Suffrage, and its oonditous.

v Reading Matter on all -Four Pages
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-29
DAILY PRESS.
Monday Morning, January, 20, 1866
Terms -ss,o 90 per gear In Advance. 5'
PORTLAND.

The daily issue of the Press Is larsv than the con
sed circulation Of all the othy daiies IN the city.
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-29
House for Sale,

House for Sale.
THHE three-story Brick House No. 20, corner of
IL Danforth and Tate Streets. 1t has all the mod
ern improvements and is in excellent condition.
The house can be examined any day.
For terms, &C., apply to
RUFUS E. WOOD, ~
No. 10 Central Wharf.
Portllnd. Nov. 8, 1s66.-istf
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-29
MARINE INSURANCE

Marine Insurance on HULLS, CARGOES, and
FREIGHTS, TAKEN SPECIALLY or upon OPEN
POLICIES. The public will find it for their intsrest
to give US q CALL
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-29
Insurance.
CHEAP INSURANCE.
Insure AgGi3ast Accidentsl

SS~'~'~ N~-OOSSSSHCCSS
ALL TRAVELLERS,
PY RAILROADS STEAMBOATS,, SAILING
~ VESSELS, STAGE COACHES, or other public
conveyances may insure against loss OF life, or ser-
GUS bodily injury, for $4,000 In case of death,
and $IS weekly benefits In case of bodily injury,
or the small sum Of
TEN CENTS PER DAY!
Thus, 10 cts. will insure to Boston or New York /;
80 cts, to Chicago or Milwaukee;
o0 cts. 10 st. Louis or Cairo;
70 cts. toNew Orleans, and so on to any part
OF the country, and for any number of days desired
Before entering Rail Car, Steamboat or other
conveyance, secure " urself and family OF friends
Three ThOusand Dollars in case Of death, or
disabled. r -
Policies issued for any sum, covering accidents of
OF any kind, such as Falling of Ice and Snow from
buildings, or Falling the Ice Skating, or Broken
Bones, Bruises Sprains Cuts, Burns and Scalds AS
sauits by Burglars, Explosions of Lamps, Falls,
Kicks and Bites of Horses OF other animals upset.
ting or or falls from Carriages, &c., &c.
Every person Ii liable to accidents of some k,nd
and should therefore insure without delay
Policies issued and Tickets sold at the
General Railway Ticket & Insurance Office,
81 EXCHANGE STREET.
". ID. LITTLE, State agent.
Dec 14-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-29
FIRE DEPARTMENT

We are prepared to issue policies on Dwelling
Houses for term of years, and also upon EVERY
SPECIES Of INSURABLE PROPERTY at FAIR
RATES.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-28
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DANNER & WISE,
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