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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-21

I, ACTION OF THE MECHANICS OF PORTLAND
AT a meeting of the mechanics of Portland,
held Wednesday evening, July 18th, it was
unanimously 1lt9ei II a.i7 -
Voted, That in view of the pressing inn
portance of the immediate erection of bar
racks for the accommodation of sufferers by
the fire, the master mechanics of Portland and
vicinity be requested to send daily to Mr.. An
drew Spring, Chairman of committee on cree
ton of barracks, at r. behring's, head of Hob
sons wharf, all the men that they can spare
to work upon barracks.
Voted, That those having contracts for
building be requested to ask Of their employ
'ers, that on Saturday next they may be per
mitted to take their crews to labor for the
erection of barracks for the protection Of the
sufferers. t9l prsn 4 begio9ag Ysb ~. ets8
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PROBATE COURT.

- - BEFORE JUDGE WATERMAN. .oll3I ~
The regular term for the third Tuesday of this
month was opened at the Sheriff's Office. next to
the corner which it is proposed to occupy for
this Court in the second story of the Chestnut
School building. There was but little business
ready for action as all the papers on file in the
old Office were destroyed BY the fire, and the
Court adjourned over until the first Tuesday Of
September. according to law, and in the inter
view it is expected that new blank books and en-
irely new forms and manner Of making records
will be instituted, and the Court will be ready
or business after the vacation. ss8H aaN
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UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
OF BRUNSWICK.

For Members Of Congress:
III Dist.-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
2nd Dsss.-SIDNEY PERHAM. of Paris.
ard Dist.-JAMES G. BLAINE, Of Augustn'
an Dsa.-JOHN A. PETERS, of Bangor
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

.IITHNIt bEIUHE SUl1N Af1N0obUNNstW p
FRlDAY.-Francis Hoffman pleaded guilty to
. search and seizure process, and paid $22.26.
Henry Kimball was brought up on alike pro-
cess. He was defended by s. L. Carleton. ESQ.,,
and adjudged not guilty. s-
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DONATION FROM Dover, N. H The citizens
of the thriving city of Dover, NH, have sub
scribed nearly $500 towards the relief of Port
land at the time of misfortune. With popu-
lation of but 5000, the contribution is really a
handsome one and will be regarded as an evil
dence of sincere friendship among population
somewhat strangers to us heretofore. DR.. T.
j. w. Pray, President of the Dover Common
Council, arrived in town yesterday and
brought $3,3396O and said that something more
was yet to be collected and RENTED. Verify,
our New Hampshire neighbor has done nobly
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Nomination for Attorney Gencral.r
WASHINGTON, July 20.
cFhe President this afternoon nominated to the
Senate. Henry Stansbury of Ohio for Attorney
General in place of Mr.. Speed. u, .ss.s,. -
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Additional Contributions.

The following amounts have been received by
the Mayor since our last report:
LIST +. W. Baptist Church. Wolfboro' N. H.,
Sig .35; L Allen, Mayor Of New London. Ct,
lSo; Park st NJ E Church, Lewiston, 1875; G.
Cheney, Montreal. rs; Mrs VIM H Neal, Saco,
ees, Yarmouth, 81; cash 10; John Storer, San
ford .loo; Jacob Hazen, Bridgton, IS; cash 8;
Benjamin Grover, Concord, H, 1888; Fisher
vile Society. Concord, H, 81; cash S; Bar
nett, Stainsby Co, Newark, N ]. by J Bailey,
so; Citizens OF Dover, N H, 3,039.5O; Egbert T.
Smith, Fireplace, n Y, S; Citizens of New Bed
ford, additional, 93S; George H Smith, New
York, Is; Nathan Carpenter, Foxcrott, 2.
Amount of the foregoing, 81, 464 IS amount
previously acknowledged, Sl92, OIL 81; total
amount received thus far, $l98 $500.
The following sums were received by the Ex-
ecutiye COMMITTEES: Maj Gen w B Franklin,
Hartford, Ct, $25; Citizens OF Orland, by Jno.
Dennis & Co, 68. agassfiE...,q
j Mcclellan, Treasurer OF the Keller Commit
tee acknowledges the receipt of OF the follow
ing sums: J H Stickney, error IN Express
Hattie s Tisdale, Ellsworth, %; J Adams
Pennington, additional, 10; Geo "A wright
Portland, so. asa e'ssafa6R bra
Mr.. Charles Edwards has received S25 from
Henry J. Edwards, of Chicago formerly OF THIS
city, to be distributed at his discretion.
Messrs. Bailey & Noyes have received from
L. L. Brown, South Adams, Mass. $l00.
Mr.. George 8. Hunt has received from Brett.
Son Il Co., of New Work, 500, 70 be distribu-
ted at his own discretion.
Mrs. Edwd. s. Morse acknowledges the re-
ceipt of two large boxes of clothing from Ed
ward Richardson, Esq, contributed by citizens
of Cambridge, Mass. Eta
Thomas Hammond, Jr.. has received $50
from Mr. George II. Willis of New York, to be
distributed at his discretion.
Mr.. H. M. Hart gratefully acknowledges the
receipt Of the following for distribution: one
hundred dollars from Capt. Calvin Adams, of
Brooklyn, N. Y; $25 from Mr. Robert Thayer,
N.gY.,; $40 from Mrs. e. B. Smyth, Andover,
Mass. with two cases Of clothing; also $40
with one case of clothing, from Mrs. ]. H. Les
ter, Roxbury, Mass.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 10,
The following is GOV. Brownlow's dispatch to
Secretary Stanton: "''NSS wv ~
Nashville, Tenn, July 10Th, 10 o'clock
To Hon, j. M. Stanton, Secretary Of War, Wash
ington. My compliments to the President. 0 We
have carried the Constitutional Amendment in
the House. Vote 43 to IL; two of his tools re
fusing to vote.
(Signed,) ktA w. g. BRowsLow.
Governor of Tennessee
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In this city. July TO- Frank L., youngest child of
Ezra and Sarah G. Russell, aged months DAYS,
Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, from
No. 10 Hanover street. Relatives and friends are in
In Bethel, July 70, John Grover, M. D., aged IS
In Bridgton July Is, Mr.. George Perry; aged "a
years. 3is7N"I 10 p fo l4AOh y e
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Oolgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glyccrine,
and especially designed for the use Of Ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and its
washing properties unrivalled For sale by all Drug
gifts. fe10'66sNdty
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Resignation Of, Gen. Rousseau.
NEW YORK, July 20.
Gen. Rousseau, in a telegram to 'thesCov Of
Kentucky, resigns his seat in Congress. q 'Ss~R
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Indian Treaty

ST.. LOUIS, July 90.
Col Taylor, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
at Omaha. has arrived here en- route to WASH
ington. He claims that satisfactory treaty
was made with the Indians at Fort Laramie, at
the negotiation Of which 5000 Indians were pres.
ent. II there is any further trouble it will be
commenced by the whites. 9 .pi haaa
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Admission Of Tennessee int she Union.
WASHINGTON, July 20.
The House has passed joint resolution,
admitting Tennessee into the Union again
by vote .of125s yeas, nays 10. Even Mr..
Stevens of Pennsylvania, voted aye
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NOTICE TO FREMEN.-The new bell in
Casco Street Church is to be tested In various
ways this afternoon, and this notice is given
to avoid giving alarm. g TaH
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The Turf.-Best Time ON Record.

HHo IuFl---ncbt IlMhe ON HecOrds
~ A,sNSA New YORK. july 90.
Y Dexter won the purse of $1,000 yesterday
on the Fashion Course, beating General Bnt-
Ter and Toronto Chief Time: "a IL. 2.19
2.22; the best time on record.
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r...r.t New YORK, July 20.
A special dispatch to the Post says E. G. Ross,
has. been elected as, the successor Of Senator
Lane from Kansas.
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The Latest and Best Invention.
49, The Ladies are informed that the
50 & K r RI T. r II IL r -

Patented May, 1866, may be obtained Of
MRS. PENNELL, ~ Brown Street.
To be worn with travelling dresses this arrange
ment Is especially desirable. ssI ,3a1 l6ta T95s
Orders mey be left at pray & Smiths, Morton
Block, Congress st. iacaaf 3l8 IL dTatwl III
Portland, June7 tgarlaeo ais ,s. eodtf
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
LAW rERM-wEsrERN DISTRICT. IN ~
FR1DAY.-The following cases were taken up:
YORK COUNTY. fis..fats s.
Edward Mcbride V. William L. Goldthwaite
appellant. Argued. .15sh ses Il gI1sa = f9isg (
Luoues. s5ssa era E. B. Smith.
Z VIM. s. Wakefield w. Inhabitants of Kenne-
bunkport. Argued. .,...4,,., -og
Drew & Hamilton. 5saA s3a Luques.
Fairfield. 81 6.
% William Perry v. Inhabitants Of Kennebunk-
port. Argued. ss}av bacg s. auas sa BE
Drew & Hamilton. l-s Luques
II, 80. :. -i5----- 'fSGosD .liT sa1e 2a4 1870
Fairheld.qadt i ssBqa 9sca7isal s. estaa -
= William H. Cutter by Samuel Reed, guardian,
v. Helen e. Currier, administrator. Argued
E. B. Smith. Dane & Bourne
Drew & Hamilton. --zsez a. - =,
Nathhn Dane & ais, petitioners for manda-
mus v. Silas Derby & ais, Selectmen Of Alfred.
Argued. bats1 fi easeig & yi79qoTg ai44
Dane & Bourne. Drew s. Hamilton.
Woodbury. Davis. ee'ho ESQ., sKimball.
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.SAPONIFIERI

~ OTITINE. trtl
This excellent Remedy is an inallible cure for Deaf
ness, DischMgs from the Ear, and Noises in the
Head.f III "a s ~ T2Xa AAT '$f5 Hss4s&8
This soomdeuhi Vegetable i.Ertract has been the
means of restoring toxsands to- their hearing, who,
after trying everything and everybody had given up
oping ever to hear again. q Ie M hasBsfaoRdoa
It Operates like charm upon offensive discharg-
es from the EAR, no matter what may have caused
it, or how long standing. vsra s4sr a rfs rFsr
4 Noises in the head disappear under its influence
% by magic. al-SA &ssAA-9 f-AA Anu - .
Price, $500 Bottle. For sale by all Druggists at
wholesale bye, G. sGooDwIN& Coso Yp1a
No. SO Hanover ST., Boston,,
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CHARLESTON, s. G July 10.
A mutiny occurred last night amongst por-
was suppressed after one of the. mutineers was
killed and two wounded. The rest of the rnu-
tineers we're brought to the city under strong
guard. - - - ~
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) SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice TO the Public.-The fourth Congrega-
tiona Abyssinianl Church, the only colored church
in Portland, was not destroyed or injured by the
late fire. and they have not authorized any person to
solicit or receive contributions for rebuilding the
said church. 49, ,s $500 s,Tf I'd
Western and Southern papers please copy. anpS
4al VIM. W. RUBY, Chairman.
A. B. BALL, Sec'y, I'll ilrsa
jul17dtw*sN Committee on said Church.
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City of Portland.

WHEREAS, j. B. Brown and others have
W. petitioned the City Council to widen and
straighten York street from High to Centre streets
and whereas said petition was referred by the City
Council, July 10, 1885, to the undersigned, for them
to consider and act upon therefore, notice is hereby
given to all parties Interested, that the Joint Stand
ing Committee of the City Council on laying out new
Streets will meet to hear the parties and view the
proposed way on the twenty-eighth day of July.
1856 at three o'clock In the afternoon at the corner
Of York and High streets, and will then and there
Lie convenience requires said street or way to be laid
out. Is \ 5a..ufii-Hsfg n F,EiIt I.
Given under our hands on this twentieth day OF
July, A. D. 1856. =, =.
I F8H "a "a AUG. E. STEVENS.
4 ~ IA = EDMUND PHINNEY, ~
AMBROSE GIDDINGs,
Y -, -... q. 8, $50 JOSEPH BRADFORD, rsrv-
$50 ~. ELIAS CHASE,
go w. p. FILES. -
Committee on laying out New Streets.
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The Counting Room Of the Press will
he 4, p.rs;.y,on,s. under Lancaster Hall,
until other ARA ngcmcnts can BIO made.
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NOIlCE-Pards insured in the North Ameri-
iog MIL m insurance Company of New York not hav-
Vii, their claims for losses at the late nre
40, Preble House 'A-"' 'AiiioeA'a'eiy' looin NO
LEWIS L. LoUTREL. Special Agent.
.Iu,o,dot. "ohN DOW s. SONS, Agents.
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RUsn . y. Es Il, rs C,M,saANGEs.-As cannot at
out and may wish some change In their a"rt,Sa
ments and notice OF their new location, take this
method to say viii be happy to make the reoured
what they require Hand me your orders. or leave
at the post Office or in my order box at Mans6eid,s
Harness Store, TIA Middle street.
,ssq, IA soe- @. w. ATWELI,
ejul21tdf ysal - 49,, ,ssgf Advertising agent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

WANTED "A partner in o first-cass mer-
~ chant tailoring and ready-made clothing es-
taDnsnment in large manufacturing village, about
Iorty miles from Portlnnd. For further information
enquire OF Franklin j. Rollins, Office of Collector OF
sn.ernal Revenue, Thomas Block, 9Oi Commercial
o'reet. jul21dtt
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NOTICE 9. window d Co. have built a
IN new store since the fire. opposite 26 and q
Spring street, where they will be happy to supply
their friends former customers and the public gen
orally, with choicest kinds of meats and vegetables
Orders solicited. s. WINSLOW & CO.
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MARRETT. POOH a. CO..

Y That large and commodious House. sitnated in
the pleasant village Of Fryeburg, Maine, formerly
owned and occupied by the late DR.. Reuel BaIrows.
together with spacious barn and about ten acres OF
land connected herewith, win be sold at Public
Auction on THURSDAY, Aug. Q, at O'Clock, p M
The premises were once owned by the late Gen. j.
w. Ripley. The front part or the house was consid-
cred better constructed than any in the County OF
Oxford. There on the premises variety shade
and apple trees, excellent water, and all the appur-
tenances OF comfortable and agreeable residence.
Immediate posse sion given. Terms liberal and
made known at the time and place of sale, on the
premises Enquire OF Mr.. Charles ID. Barrows, Frye
burg; Hon. Geo. B. Barrows, Westbrook Me-, or
Of the subscriber at Concord, N. H.
{ jul21 dts SYLVESTER DANA.
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HOUSE 8 LOT at AUCTIoN--On Tuesday, July
Ii %, at o'clock, P. M, on the premises we
shall sell the House and Lot on the corner Of Ii6-
coin and Wilmor streets. 1t is a two story wooden
house, convenient tor one two families finished
thoroughly from garrett to cellar, good water, hard
and soft and abundant excellent cellar, gas through
out the house, bay window, and house thoroughly
painted inside and out. House new. Possession
given Immediately. Lot axis It Is very desirable.
HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctjoneers.
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Saturday Morning, July H. 1906.
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0APE ELIZABETH BATH ROOvEs
~ che subscriber begs leave to inform the citizens
Of Portland and the public in general. that he in
tends opening his Bath Rooms at the Mineral
Spring; situated on Cape Elizabeth, half or three
z. g. d. 2. Railroad. this Saturday afternoon. They
will be opened every Sabbath forenoon, where the
er Baths. hot cold, at any hour of the day. There
Is also Restaurant In connexion with the establish
ment. ~ ~ +, 81 s., u - fl,fl--,-7-T
JUL diff 10y '-l7es M ~ ISAAC BARNIJM 4,
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| INOR SALE-The Mayberry House, Stable and
Il Lot at the end of Portland Bridge, in Cape Eli
zabeth. If not sold the Chambers viii be 10 let.
Terms easy. For further particulars enquire the
premises. S.P. MAYBERRY.
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LNOR SALE-A two story House with French roof,
10 on Pine street, and Lots on Thomas, Emery,
and Congress Streets the head of State st.
fFa- w. H. STEPHENSON,
Portland, July 20. I'd National Bank.
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who would not be DeAutilul9 who would not
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W +. HAGAN, Troy, n. y, Chemist.
. DEmAS BARNES q CO.,
Wholesale Agents. N. Y,
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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OVER A WILBTON DOLLARS SAVED!

OVER A HFILBTOE DOLLARS SAVED!
/ GentlcmcR.--"l had a negro man worth 81 400
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Montgomery, Ala, juno H. 1859. .. .ur
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Foreman for American wels, Fargo's and Harm
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''Hhe sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasioned
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Gloucester, Mass. Aug. l, 1868. tf."
, II Is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
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Families livery men and planters should always
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An genuine is wrapped in strel.plate engRyinRs,
bearing tho signature ofG. W WGstbrooL, Chemist,
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over the top.
An clHort has been made TO counterfeit 1t with q
cheap stone plate label Eooh o1osely'
Saratoga Sp riasg &nter.sqldby allDrug
gists. .........
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sHERFF's SAFE. 81

Thomas v Lyons vs. Biiinbridse n MnlerIe A.
Superlor Court OF Montgomery County, ONO.
Case No. 35D " .4'' |
y pursuance Hf nm order Of suie issued In ths
above n.tse aud 10 me directed, ] ID offer At
public sale. at the door of the Codrt House in the
city ni Dayton, on '..s
81. Ttesi1y Meeh dqgqr yaAuaty, 1861,
Al Two O'CLOCK i. NJ, the following real estate To-
Wit Tho Following lands and tcueinents To- wfi .
5itune.in Che County Of MoutgqmqTy, ana state ot
ono and town of MiamisbuIc aud described as
follows tO-Vit: 'f. ... l. ..HiI IIlf.ia. 7 I'.'
Being lot No. 2lt in the toWnuf Mlamisburg And
county nnd state Aforesaid Iumuitfcing q az thc
corner OF iniut NoB thrnce Castefi 40 tI,e Miami
canal thence south along said cauaI to the north
side OF basin; thence west along the north Inc o
the. basin 70 Race street thence north on Race
street TO the place Of bcgnhnJ ENcelting such
parts as was sold 70 tie incorpUratHHHl.lge oI
hlNmlspUrS for The continuation of Pearl street
sad Ilpmists have been appraiser at Slsy0 and
cannot sbl iorless ihan tWp1lirda Ul the apprais
cd value thereof said lot has upon II a dwelling
hoGsc,. aud large Warehouse and soaItsiJ sitBatri
ON the Miami canal, Terms OF sple cash --
decS-ts .H. .|... ..f 81 .-..I' y, ,,''
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LEGAL NOTICE, '''

1OliN VI CATS whose residen { els uuEsotsul Il
~ notlhed that Martha Cats did on the ist tlay IA
December, A y, 1876, ME her petition In the ON 90
OF me Sterk o the Oouft Of Common Ilsak within
and Tor the county of Montgomery and stste ,t
Ohio. charging the said John H. Cats with wiIfui
absence from her ior more than thnee YEAR inst
past and hdhitual drunkenness for more than
three ycis last past, and asking that shs NAV h.
dlyoTced from said John II. tiats WHICH pefition
WI stand tor hearing az the Bccenlber term OF
Dated this ist DAY OF December. 1885.
'.t Nfiei hAltfltk CATS.
Al, = NorASi AH9rney,I sils. des7daWN
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MIonAEL hARTNETrs rsrArE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ heon appointed and quHliled as administrator
)n the estate OF Michael lRrtnett. late Of Mont
gomery county. Ohio deceased All persons IN
lebted 10 the estate are requested % call aud set
tie their accounts With tho adinnistlatoE
DAYTON. November 90. isee-a e-asldsE ~ 80