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Drp 0ooos.

GOODS BOUGHT from the Government, and
~ in excellent condition. consisting Of White aud Gray
Blankets Cotton and Linen Shirts Pillow ascs, Linen Coun
erpanes Bed Comforts EBir Mattresses and Green Window
Shades aud other goods 70 the auont 81 Ten Thousand Dol
sTs. would respectfully cell the attention Of second hand
Dealers aud other psItirs this lot Of goods Address
A. ADAMSON, Auction and Commission Merchant.
No 3O6 Nuth.tt. Washington, ID. G.
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
i UNDER GARMENTS,
CENTRAL PARK
Stockings. Caters. MI,iens, Mufler', Hoods, &c.
PRICES REDtCFD At ELGER s.
Nos $50 aud 1852 Broadway Nineteenth st. east side
READS! BEADS! ~ BEADS daans
NJ. P. BROWN, Importer.
No. IS6 Pesr-s,.. ". Y.
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DOOKKEEPER.-W Wanted, an ASSISTANT
ID BOOKKEEPER and ENTRY CLERK-a young man
ho writes good hand and 10 correct in figures Address
TWoMAs WILSON Co, PostOnicr, stating references
srd s.ary expected
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MILITARY DIVISION OF Tbs TENNESSEE.
CHIEF QuARTERNAsrER's OFFICE,

MILITARY DIvIsIoS OF Tbs TENNESSEE.
CHIEF QUARTHRNAsrER's OFFICE,
[. : MILITARY RAILROADS,
NASHVILLE Tenn. Jan y 1900
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
u ROLLING STOCK.-Will be sold At PUBLIC AUG
ron a, Memphis Tennessee. WEDNESDAY, February
ne the following described Rolling Stock. viz: -
III -Four Locomotive Engines, hve feet gauge ee old and
Smantled one rcpairsblel
nc, sixteen Box and 10 nine Flat Csrs-ore OF ess-hve
SAME TINE AND PLACE.
N One Locomotive Engine i've feet gauge wing IN the
iseh on the line Of the Mississippi Central Railroad twelve
NE, North Of Grand Junction.
A. Nsshvie Tennessee, "Wednesday, February H. 1856,
VII BE- sold the following described Rolling Stock all OF I've
r., gauge and in good Running order VIZ M,
Ql 0nsF.ocomo'ive Engine, Lyman sopther, builders
lls Eighteen Locomotive Engines, K Morris d Son.
hulders . ~,
a One Locomotive Engine Rodgers L. NJ Works,
d One Locomotive Engine, sumboun Smith, builders.
go Two hundred Flat aud Box Cars, Cnore or less)
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
81 Five Locomotive Engines, unseTviceaoe.
bssrs and Running Gears tor TWO ll Dummy Engines IN
g five spans. $50 feet each, Mccauum Truss Bridge q
1s one hundred ard hirtyhree perch ls and % elias
ta stone, comprising foundation Of Round House
vii also be sold above mentioned date at Memphis an'
hhve the balance Of Military Railroad Property remain
aUndisposea Of al that time.
s1es viii commence at each place al 10 O'CLOCK T. ~, hh'
TERMS or SALE.
Cash in Government funds or when purchased by kaiIose
rybe IN monthly instsments with interest at the rate o.
Per cent per sunum. secured by bond saacory 70
N, Government for double the amount Of the properly puI
shssd ,.,-, -,,..
| Bsr 70 Capt ; T. Baull. A. Q NJ, Nashville lena
| FL CHILLY. Byt MAJ A q NJ, U. :. A.
GOVERNMENT SALE. - Extensive Sale
u oiDRY GOODS. BEDDING, &c, IN Original Pack ses
VII b sold at Auction the Medical Paryeyofs Ware
house No. II MaTketst, Nashville, on TUESDAY, FEB.
''"~ BEDDING
4 1000 Hair Mattresses jOiDted.
4 E00 Hair Pillows.
4 Goo Bed Ticks
| REQ CouuteIpanes Linen and Msrselles
4 b00 NOsquitO Bars
/ 900 Pillow Cases.
1 1900 Pillow Ticks
4 t6O Sheets Linen and Cotton.
4 CLOTHING
GOO Shirts
4 S0N Drawers
xeo Dressing Gowns.
/ $500 Socks.
h0e Slippers.
Roo Night Csps ....
ANC Towels. To-. size. hueEebseL
| rO0 Roller Towels crab.
| Loo Napkins.
1 leo yards Red Flannel.
1 ia0 ysrdt Gutta P-ruhs Cloth.
| tho Ci1ta PeTchs Blankets.
1 lo0 ludis Rubber Cushions and Pllowa
l ls6 Canvas uammooks.
4 lec Canvas BLANKET Cases.
4 heo Ostum and Tow.
| Cotton bats, Cotton adding, Tape &c
~ small portion Of the foregoing articles second
hr1 Ec vii be sold separately. The greater part ara new
q gina packages Catalogue may - had on sPples
lka ROBERT FLETCHER.
Surgeon and Brew Col U. ;. Nol,y
Medical purvsyor L. :. a.
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or.nrtrxA,rrn. GrrrEa1,. OyrIcr.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. December H. 1865.
GOVERNMENT SALES.-SALES OF RE-
" SERVED HORSfS-The Q1erterfnssteT General Of the
rny Directs that al The Government Horses now o. Giles
<s D. C., be sold 10 the hghesi tiddsTA
GALES viii therefore, tske pace at GiEsBORO, d..
bslrnns on
THURSDAY NEXT. DECEMBER H. 1868.
= sotiinuing zach TUESDAY and THURSDAY there
tsi uiil II tre disposed Of
a hsi vii 'eaye the sl1thst wharf every hour on the
AZ q sss
l Horses have been carefully selected and superior
ry heretofore offered for sale.
sh1ss vii b. sold sugly
sAsiio Commence o. 10 O'clock a. m
is'n,-etsh IN United States currency.
JAMES 4. EKIN,
tfsVet briz q In fferre Divi.igt 4 NJ c. q
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Go robom il man Concern.

.nIvORCES legally procured for persons from
~ py State country without publicity change Of res.
dence lncompatibity. deserion, drunkenness ke 'uf
cu cause guaranteed advice tree and confidential
Anpy 10 IL BATkMAN. CoanseoI q Low No % Nassau 81
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XVALLACKs
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE
(rHIs EsrABLIsHxgyT poEs sor ApvERrisE IN rEB
sEw-YokK HERALD)

(rHIs EsrABLIsHxgST poKs ADVENTIST IN rEs
sKw-YokK HERALDD
Open 81 II O'Clock. Begins at g.
TONIGHT.
the Drama BY Tom Taylor founded on Miss bEadoons
celebrated novel, entitled -
HENRY DUNBAR,
Or The OuroAsr
MUSIC has composed expressly for the Piece by NJ
Mornhau-r and SCENERY painted by Messrs sherwood
and fMaeier - -
Cbsrscter. by ke..rs. J. w. Wallack, Charles Fisher
Young George II ,and Norton. D. 7. Rinssod. g. Browne
Williamson Graham, Pope Ward, Misses Mary Cannon,
M,dein. Henrques and lone Burke.
the srea demand for seats 20 witness The
aoy. extraordinary ard successful Drama the Manager Ia
der 10 garry ont his system VARIETY which has already
been advertised, will introduce
COMEDY NIGHT
into each weeks performances nsugnraing this programme
WEDNESDAY, Jan. -,
when will be given the first time In two years, Sheridans
great Comedy Of the
HENRY DUNBAR every evening except Wednesday.
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br',,sBrs Gen IN charge lii.t Division, 4 N. G. o

<Ey OrAKrEKNAsTFn's OFFICE DEPOT or WAsHlEcToS,
= - NAsEEGToE, ID. g., January IS. 1915.
ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTH
=, iNS. CAMP. and GARRISON EQl IPAGE.-Wiu be
fSttLbLlC AUCTION, under the direction 81 Captain
- i.olal, NJ. s X, a. the Government WarsAOgse.
~, q Seventeenth ind Hsts, Washington, ID. C.. On
~ Observation-Disclosures. dc-. con,is -i1g Of
oI'I' Seslei Books. Jackets Blanket. Bedsarks. Leg
- hais'otAs Cap Covers Hobbr BLANKETS Rubber Pom
4. Ai'' PickUes, Htfche's, Spades Shove.a, Kettles,
~ a. hsyeTsacks Hospital Tents, Wal Tents Sibley
~ Sonaon Tents, Flag, Goats, Cspa, PACK Saddles,
- IioSsels Shirt. Tur0ans Be-
VI" be continued from day 10 day until the stores
f''e' must be removed within FIVE days from the date
'h'' Cab, N Government funds.
D. u. RUCKER,
hr NsJorGeneral aud Chief Quarermsster,
Depot OF Washington.
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VHrANTED-An English. German, or Colored
w GIRL, to do GENERAL HOUsEWOhk and COOK,
, hon GOOD wages will be paid Bet OF references
- IN. house hss oil tho modern improvements Apply
y No Is East One and twenty -sevcntit, Harlem
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ynsirncfton.

" A MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1855,
IA isa reliable Educ aiional Bureau,
For oil who seek vell-qashhed teachers.
For siding teachers TO secure suitable positions.
For GIVING Parents information of goou Schools
For selling aud renting School Properties
=. All teachers should have Application Form
~ Every Educator should American Educational
Monthly. Specimens by mail for 10 cents.
J. W. SCHERMERHORN. Actuery. No. 100 Grsn1-st
A NTHON's (Mr. GEO. CO. CLASSICAL,
N FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL, with PRIMARY
DEPARTMENT and Gymnasium, No 2l2 Fiithave., cor.
Twenty s1thsi open from 3. IN. to a p. m.
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Amnsements.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Msnager............wM wHEATLEY.

~ Le"ee and INTERCHANGEABLE WHEATLEY
trHu EsrABLsHxEyT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN The
v.Y0RK HERALD.)
SATURDAY EVENING. JAN. 20, 1866.
sixth appearance absence OF three years 10 Enrope
OF the eminent Tragedienne
MISS BATEMAN,
who VIII appear In her celebrated role Of
LEAH,
. . JEWISH MAIDEN,
In mosenthafs beautiful play Of that name.
nj u COVER I'M. sixth appearance In this country
rudolph, MI q. Burnett, G. II. Morton, ID. e. Ration
Geo Beeks T. s. Holmes. w. H. Dsnvers Barry Neil, Rem
aie Ssedhil 9ondes kc, &c; Miss Agnes Perry Fsrren
A. Chapman, Everett, Lulu, &c, in the cast.
The play produced with
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
$50 ORIGINAL MUSIC
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES AND
APPOINTMENTS.
Admission, IS cents. Reserved Seats, Al Orche.,r.
Chsi 81 So Seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes 81 So
Family Circle tenence on CrosbysI, 30 cents, Private
Boxes 90, 80 aud $40.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
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TNIIE HORACE WAIEKS Grand, Square,
j and Upright PIANOS. MELODEOSS and CABl.
NET ORGANS Wholesse and retail. To let. and rent al
lowed purchased Monthly payments received for ne 'ae
Second hand pianos bargains from 90 90 fk2a Factory
ana NsrerooIns 4l Broadway Cash paid iof secoud hand
Pianos Pianos tuned Sheet Music little GoeG al II ceHts
Bani
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INFORMATION is WANTED Of JOHN
i JACKSON who formerly lived a, No. "a Fulton t..
New. orb by his wife, MARY JACKSON Any iuiofms
ton concerning bis whereabouts will be thankfully received
Adde.. boz NJ No. Nande q. Mrl. DIlscols
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DARNUM's MUSEUM AND CIRCUS.
- BROADWAY. between Spring and PrincestL
truIs Es-ABLrsHsEyT DOES not ADVERTISE IN TIE
NETWORK HERALD
CIRCUS AND DRAMA TWICE EACH DAY
AFTERNOON AT 3-EyENING AT n.

CIRCUS TROUPE,
GALAXY OF EQUESTRIAN STARS.
NEW AND DAsHING ACTS OF HORSEMANSHIP.
CONKLIN BROTHERS, GYMSAsTS.
Mr. JOHN COSkLfN
wonderful feais with a CANNON-BALL.
Previous to the Circus the pleasing Comedieua OF the
DUMB BELLE
by the TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY.
w. Il. HARRISON E1temporaneous Singer
Miss EMMA SHE'LL. in Fancy Dance.
GREAT LIVING CURIOSIT1Fs
THREE IMMENSE GIANTS, THREE DWARFs, TWO
CIRCASSIAN GIRLS, LIVING SKELETON. MAMMOTH
FAT WOMAN GLAsSBLONER5,
Albino Boy Cosporamss. Learned Sea-, Happy Family
and Grand Aquaria- 10000 Curi0ses.
Animation 30 cents Children under ten. Is cents.
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VyyANTED-A Good Practical YARNISH
w MAKER. Apply at once to GEORGE w. DOW
CONS No. lD WatcT-st.
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CITUATIONs wANTED-By a Young Lady,

WANTED-By competent American Wo-
w man SITUATION as childs NURSE. Please call at
No. 10 haedouga-si.. corner Of Vandarn.
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gales bp AnriiciL.

u,rnNrsDAY Jan "a at 10Y O'Clock, al No u Liberty
On LOT Of the above named goods Also IIockvy,
= Sf,.s~are. Vases Lamps Kitchen Utensils &C my
Examined previous TO sale. -----
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04
Pear Trees, Pear Trees I
d GRAPE VINES, GRAPE VINES.
Rare Chance for Business.

TIME well known Spoke and Hub Mill of Hobbs 3
i Merrill, is of red for sale in consequence Of
the death Of orc Of the partners. Said Mill Is situa-
ted in West Falmouth, seven miles from Portland,
contains the best machinery in for the business
has an excellent water power and is avoraby loca-
ted for obtaining white oak and elm Of the best qual.
ity in any desired quantities. Connected with the
above is Grist Mill with two runs of stones; ALSO
circular saws, planning machine Sc, &C., all in good
running order For particular inquire of. S. HOBBS
or ALFRED MERRILL, at West Falmouth.
Mar 27-d2W* fr ,.... -e..g.t ..H
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04
FOR = SALE.

M BUILDlNG LOTS within a few rods of
~ tho Portland and Rochester Railroad DEPOT
stCumberland Mills. 8 miles from the city. These
lots vary IN price from 800 $780, on very accommo-
datn ng terms to the purchaser, F-9 ! - p~TT'D
As soon as the p. e. RI Rai,rood .,, ho ,,,t g.,
thorough repair Dummy Car will run to the above
named village for the accommodation Of those who do
Also, acres of land on which is large two-story
mouse, extensive out-buildings an barn. which may
be repaired and madeinto Hotel or boarding-h
- ~: SsiAvEY, 92 Exchange St.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04
For Sale and to Let.
Choice Oil Lands fof Sale.

HE subscribers offer for sale FIVE thousand acres
Best Oil Lands i'm Canada West.
situated In Boutwell, and vicinity.
Painted maps, our lands tor sale or To- lease will
pe address on receipt Of two dollars, showing
the situation OF our lands sc. = - --',-e
Parties Wishing to buy lands to stock c,mnanias
with Will be literally dealt with. f--1s- :
ror iurther PARTICULARS and circular address, with
slamp enclosed 20 pay return postage,
Tad ANDREWS, ELLIS 81 CO, -
Office in Exchange Building mb7dtf
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Here is Occupation f!

NOR few smart, active young men to canvass the
f State Of Maine tor two new and useful articles
Just introduced to the public. Things which are
needed by every house-keeper. Samples sent by ex-
press on receipt Of fifty cents. Address
LANSING 3 CO., No.te ashington ST.,
Mar 30w1w Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04
ssForest City) Sugar .Refg. Co"

ssFOrest City Sugar .Refg. Co." i
THE undersigned, two Of the Corporators named
J. in the Charter granted by the Legislature Of th:
State, to the "FOrest City Sugar timing Company,
Of said Comp: nv will be held at the Counting Room
Of T. C. Hersey, 1891 Commercial lat the Corner Of
Union St) in This City on Tuesday. April 10th, 1865,
at o'clock P. NJ, to act the acceptance OF said
Charter; For organization, and the transaction of
any other business that may legally come before
The subscribers to the Capital Stock of said
Company requested to mset at the same time and
place.
q - ny .A9 T. c. HERsRY, cofporatofs'
Portland. March24, 1866. mh26td
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STRAYED

r1poM the owner on Friday last, black and white
X honnd DOG; had on a collar with the owners
nams and number of license. Any information that
will lead to his recovery win be rewarded by the own
or. .L'. - .H A. A- N~-'
ap3-d1ws ...- -...t,.
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Wants, Lost and Found,
Wanted.

A Agent IN every town In the State of Maine to
Gle. Ladies or Gentlemen wishing for rare chance
to make money should call on, Oh addresses
- j. HANKERSON s. Co
130 Middle Street.
NOV z3-dtf 10 lfnf Portland, Maine
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E5r For Sale. t'in
0NE superior new Locomotive Boiler. -
" One secondhand Engine and Boiler l1t horse
power) all complete IA A
4 Secondhand Shafling and Pullies. 81
One new horizontal Engine (6 in. cylinder.) Z Z.
One new Oscillating Engine, in. cylinder.) ssf
Also. second hand Mill Gearing and Skating. i !,
Trenail Machines; Jack Screws. 4at st5a I,tsi1i
b All kinds of Machinery promptly made and
repaired. ...... saae a.lIE i. i t.lsl t.r5f.,r.
l6t ..... IRA w1NN, Agent, Il. t.ls.-
feSd2m No. II Union St.. Portland. Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04
Farm tor Sale.

s. b,7a Farm tor Sale. -
o. ..,- Pleasantly situated one haif mile
o NA- rom Gorham Corner, miles from
filJ1EAA Portland. Said Farm contains nine
AAElk& ty acres OF land, or more, or less 10
suit buyer; we'll divided into tillage
and wood land, cutting thirty tons Of hay
Aas house, barn, Stable and out-buiidings Has
an excellent orchard of over three hundred trees
Mostly grated fruit Said Farm is one-ha,f mile
f1 rom the Post Office, Academy, Church, Depot and
Also, the Stock and Farming Tools If required.
enquire Of the Post Master at Gorham Corner,
0orham. March Is, 1S66-d&wH -
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For Sale.

= ,,sI FiOr sale.
A The Farm formerly known a. the
aNk-.L George Small Farm, in the town Of
MngI EA Limineton, two miles from ii vil-
~ tlA lage, and nne-half q mile ffom the
s1k=ss3zz Post ONCE, store church and Acad-
emy. It contains one hundred and eighty acres Of
wood land. Produces fifty tons ot hay. Has q large
Orchard, good two story house and e hnshed paint
ed and N good repair. Good Barn and other neces
sary out-buildngs. ~ - =
Also Stock and Farming Tools. il required. III
Apply to- sf A. It, SMALL. on the premises
February %, 1866. mar2d&wfi
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same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance.
length oil column, constitute square. L.. .ft
Sl.50 per square daily first week % cents per
week after three insertions, or less, Sl0O; continu
ing every other day after first week, 30 cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less, 70 cents; one
week, $1.00; so cents per week after.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs," S2.00 Der square
ESPECIAL NOTICES." S1.25 per square first inser-
ion and 20 cts per square for each subsequent in
sertion; haiI square, s1O0 first insertion, 10 cts
each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every par
Of the State for S100 per square for first insertion
tiOn.
% JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
euted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
the ONCE or Paper promptly transacted on applca-
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04
17"11 PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 1856
For Sale and to Let.
r R = LIE.

r o R = a LIE.
elegant residence on the line of the Horse Rail-
IA road, in Westbrook one mile from the CITY, ten
rooms, cemenied cellar hard and soft water. Lot
tains u 400 Ieet. Price $4,000.
Anew French Cottage, fourteen rooms, situated on
the Cape Cottage road, Cape Elizabeth, only half
mile from Cape Cottage, with acres land and
young fut orchard One of the most beautiful sites
In this country. two miles from Po, tland Price
900. N ~ M " n ~
New two story House on Lincoln street. Price
$4,000. r'Dee - n n l..r,'a + I
Two new Houses on Franklin Street. Price $500
:, New two story House on North street. Price s3,-
-, first class Wholesale and Retail Grocery, on Mid
aie @ street. Stock at cost. Price only $1,000.
- rhe Stock, Machinery and all property owned by
S Sne kndIing Wood Co. Factory, No. 500 Commercial
SIeet. Profits LOO per cent. Price $1,000. In.
PATTERSON q CHADBOURNE,
Aprnz-eod2w Room s24 Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day. Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street,
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor. III
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance. "a
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04
DAILY PRESS,
Wednesday Morning, April 4, 1865.
he aa'ty ,ssne Of the Press is largry than tie eos1
wed euenlat,on Of all Me other dali,es ,n the eity
PORTLAND.

Terms -Ss, 90 per vear IN Advance.
w Reading Matter on all -Four Pages.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04

Valuable Mill Property For Sale.
A interest in Saw Mill and Store. win be sold
"A at great bargain to good business man who can
take charge Of Store. Apply to ~ e.
Ia'o LYNCH, BARKER g. Co.,
apSH 139 Commercial street.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04
Business Notices,
DSssotattiOaaOf of COpartseership

VIE hrm heretofore existing under the name and
d,,ye s,tyie OF FLING e. WHITTEMORE Is this day
Gssoived by mutual consent Either party is author
i@eo 70 use the firm name in liquidation.
HENRY FLING. e'1
f5 STEPHEN WHITTEMORE.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04

SfIoATION Wanted, by q young man who ha
~ spent fifteen months In the Union Army. "a,
90 almost any Kind Of work. Address "D, Pres
omce. ---l l-lLlR-L. .Inl .,ra III mh29d1w
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Wanted.

TN Dry Goods Jobbing House. ON.
i with Maine trade preferred. ~ aeqaahted
References required. Address, stating salarx
r. 10 ,,- r BOX 2139, Portland f. O.
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.s. . Vdutcus ASeuCS,
+ N every County. Business new, light, and agres
cents for sample. Address WIN. i. RICE, Sprinf
held. Mass, .'tts -.' ll-i ii|l Sa4f mn24c4W&
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-04

y. d,lw q .,s ls1sJ Notice.
Is TO- notify on persons tl,as the rore- o, A.
\ torney, given by me to Henry Rowe June 2gtf
1865. Is hereby revoked and annuiled Also that he
Is no longer authorized to my agent or attor
ney In any way or manner. % - =,
) .'sa :. laidfl8 = n q q 70 HIS .1eg = .-a.
!, ----1- z.-- -. CHARLES * WEBB.
Witness-B. D. VERRILL. i TANAA
Portland, March 22 1866. mb2seodaw.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-17
Oshkosh and Mississippi r. r. Co.

A meeting of the corporation of this
company was held at Oshkosh on the 9th
inst.
The following persons were elected off
GERS of of the company President-Jo
seph springham Vice-President-Addi-
son Burr; Secretary = George Gary
Treasurer-G. w. Roe.
Subscription books are to be opened
and surveys made.
The first annual meeting of the company
is to be on Wednesday Oct. II, 1856.
At the drawing for q classification of d.
rectors, as required by the charter, the
members Of the board were drawn as fol-
lows:
For One Year-Messrs. Gabriel Bouck,
j. Parker, D. j. Seely, Hammer Robbins,
R. 2. Mason.
For Taco Yedrs-Messrs. S. B. Paige,
D. Atwood, VIM. NJ. Taggart, VIM. Field,
jr., w. Starks.
For Three Xears--Messrs. Joseph String
ham, Samuel Hoskins, w. W. Field, j. P.
McGregor, Addison Burr. ao
At Oshkosh, and all along the eastern
end of the proposed road, the people seem
alive to the Importance of Immediately
pushing the building of this road, and it is
hoped that the people .of Dodgeville and
Iowa county will manifest proper inter-
estso as to secure its passage through the
center Of this county. The road from
Oshkosh to Portage and so on to the Mis-
sissippi, would afford an excellent outlet
for the great lumber region of the Wolf
River, and would pass through fine sec
ton of country. In few. weeks survey
Of the route will be made, when something
more definite will be known IN reference
to the prospects of building this road.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-17

INCENDIARIsM. A bout nine o'clock on
Saturday evening last, an attempt was
made to burn the city Of Madison. Fires
were started in FIVE different parts Of the
city, but owing to the early hour at whicl,
the attempt was made, the bungling man
ner in which it was carried out, the activi
ty of the frcmen, citizens, and police il
was only partly successful. The Ameri
can House, barn, and livery stable ad
joiGing it were consumed, and some dam
age done in other parts of the city. The
loss is estimated at about $4,000. 1t is
supposed that the fires were started by
some returned soldiers from the 9Th Wis
Reg't, who had threatened to revenge
themselves on the citizens in this way be
cause they did not receive the bounty
which they expected. Several arrests have
been made