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In the naval service Mr.. Nicklesl late LET Se,5
geant in tba o,,,, l. =, =, a. ., .lr.
tolls his o,v, ""' -"' D'i o0ui' Wiz
"s 'onoWs: uCl.r-T
think mat when men become free they.
ought 10 nave chance to enjoy their freedom.
DO not thihK tlat when we grow up from
childhood ana become men and arrive Altman 0g
hood that we ousht 10 always remain under
the parental ROOF. -.,-- M,
am discharged United States seamen;
when enlisted TO hght the battles of my
country dd not expect When the war was j.
over that would have TO apply TO the geuer-
al government to give me guard when
wanted to travel from place to place in my
own native country; did not think that it
would be needed after the War at any rate
L mean to say that when the rebellion was
crushed, and peace restored to our distracted
country, did not expect it would be neces-
sary to keep guard over my own house, and to
De armed TO the teeth to keep down the rebels:
thought the government was strong enough
| 10 eniofee her laws, founded on the flnda-
niehtal principles OF the government. L did
Ioe eNpect 10 be on guard the balance of my
! y uayo' out the way things have turned up il
| ScIhis so'
thought when "the Civil Rights billr be-
calie Jaw that 1t would be enforced by the
soreriiiiient. sr 5iil lp'i
ulu 1ot Expect 10 see one law for white
men ''lin anoIner ior black men. expected
10 see 'lii 'rieu III the same court by the same
i''w;
MY luea Is 10 teach ott men Whot the law is,
| anu tileh try al ailKe. Have no distinction
on on accouilt OF race or color Let the same
doctor physlc both the white and black alike.
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New Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
TIE OF MAIN E.

CUMBERLAND, So.
rTAKEN on execution, and will be sold at public
IL auction on THURSDAY, June 2Stb, A. d. 1866
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the Sheriff Office
IN the Sty OF Portland, in said County, all the right
IN equity which Nathaniel blanchard, of Portland
mas or had on the 22d day of December A ID. 1864
at Gwelve O'Clock noon, being the time OF The attach
ment OF the same on the original writ Ia this action
on which said execution obtained to redeem the
oownS described real estate in said Portland to wit
certain parcel of land, which is block Of two
Drlck stores situated the south side of Fore street,
IN cortland, in the County of Cumberland extending
lrom Fore street between land formerly of III, G.
quincy on the west and the way leading from Fore
street to Custom House wharf on the east to Wharf
street. Also all that certain parcel of land situated
ON the west corner of High street and Pleasant street
o. said Nathaniel Blanchard. Also a certain parcel
OF land where said Blanchard formerly resided, sit
uaea on Silver street and Willow street in Portland
AFORESAID, extending through between the two Streets
All the said parcels of land being more particularly
described in deS>l made by said blanchard to
Moses M. Butler and another trustee dated March
"a, ISIS, recorded in the Cumberland Registry book
2e6, page. 76, excepting so much of said last named
parcel as has been conveyed by said trustees under
their trust since the I'd day Of March aforesaid. The
above mentioned parcels OF real estate being subject
70 mortgage 10 Phinehas Barnes and Charles E.
Barrett, both OF Portland in said County, in their
capacity as commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the
Atlantic q st. Lawrence Railroad Company, dated
November 2dt 1868. TO secure the payment Of four
teen Thousand dollars and interest one-haf in three
years, and one,lalt in five years, recorded in book
322, page 26S All the above deeds and mortgages
are hereby referred to for particular descrip-
ton OF the above described parcels of real estte
Dated at Portland the 25th day of May, A. D. 1866.
'dltw3w GEORGE w. PARKER Sheriff.
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MUNICIPAL COURT, ,
KINesBURY j., PRESIDING.

; 4 hIN6bBURY j., PRESID1NG.
THURsDAY.-R. G. Miller was brought up
search and seizure process. He pleaded his Internal
Revenue license but ii was avail and he was fined
se2.2G. Said he would not pay it but would take
Lodgings in jail for thirty days and was accommodate
ed. ..rr, n.
Mary j. Kenncy and Julia O'Brien, for malicious
mischief in breaking windows, were fined two dol
lars each and the costs. They refused topay and
were committed
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! SHERIFF'S SALE.
CUMBERLAND IS,

CUMBERLAND S.. a sTfr.. q hs1LLI. III .
IAKEN execution and will be sold at public auc-
Il ton on Saturday, June S0th, A. D., 1866, at ten
O'Clock in tn forenoon, at the Sherfs Office in the
ty which Lewis NJ Jordan of Cape Elizabeth, in said
county, has or had on the 22d day of March, A. D.,
1868, at three o'clock in the afternoon, beng the
time of the attachment OF the same the original
writ in this action, TO redeem the following described
real estate: The dwelling house then occupied by
the said Lewis NJ. Jordan, situated in Cape Eiiz-
abeth in said County, near the Ocean House,
and also the land upon which said dwelling
house now stands, to secure lien claim of Charles
II. Stewart OF Portland, in said county, for la
Dor and materials furnished by said Stewart in
building and repairing said dwelling house; the above
described real estate is subject to to Aaron
B. Holden, to secure the payment of one thousand
dollars in three years with interest. ...,..
Dated at Portland May 18th, A. D., 1866.
d1tw3w GEO. w. PARKER. Sheriff
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CitY of Portland.

WHEREAS Augustine Dunyon and others have
w petitioned the City Council TO lay out new
Street OF Public Way in said cty,-begnning at
tine souherly terminus of Henry Street and extend
ing to Congress Street;
And whereas said petition referred bv the City
Council March 26 1866, to the undersigned for them
to consider and act upon, therefore cr
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun
Gil, on laying out Streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way the first day OF
june 1866 at feur o'clock in tie afternoon at the
southerly terminus of said Henry street, and will
then and there proceed to determine and adjudse
whether the public convenience requires said street
or way TO be laid out.
Given under our hands this twenty third day of
May, A. D., 1866.
AUG. Z. STEVENS, c,,,;..o -,
EDMUND PHINNEY, No'h''eo VI,
AMBEoSE A 3 SE GSIIPPDlNGs, IP Laying out
o.. JOSEPH BRsA3'FoRD, New Streets.
w. P. FILES, 'o" N'
Mav ol-1W
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The FAILURE OF PETo AND ETTs.-The
London Times considers the failure of this
firm bnt temporary. Their liabilities are
about 100000 pounds sterling of which all
but about 100000 pounds, consisting of ac-
ceptances and accounts for current supplies,
are stated to be amply secured. The assets of
the firm are estimated, even under existing
circumstances, and after many serious sacri-
fees consequent on the long-continued press
ure, to be nearly 100000 pounds, and as all
the works for which they are under contract
abroad are in a very forward state, while those
with which they are connected in England
have been undertaken jointly with other pow
erful contractors, who are in position to in
sure their steady completion, it is confidently
assumed that IN short time proposition
for the adjustment of all claims can be sub
mitted.
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R. w. Grand Lodge of Good Templars


BOSTON, May %, 1866.
To the Editor of the Press: pe'.}5s
The 18th Annual Session of the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge of North America con-
vened in this city yesterday morning at 10
o'clock. Delegates were present from twenty
one Grand Lodges. The reports of the r. W.
G. officers exhibited the condition of the Or
der as most healthy, showing an aggregate
membership of two-hundreI thousand in the
United States and the Canadas-an increase
of seventy7five thousand during the past
year. The finances OF the Order was also
reported In sound condition.. 6as il4 % if
3, To-day the officers for the ensuing year were
elected and installed as follows: -. t.,.
Samuel Hastings of Wisconsin R. WIG s. III
James Black of Penn, r. W. e. Counsellor
Amani Ia Lane Of Mass, r. w. W.G.V.S. oE
l.. C. Carr of Illinois, r. w. &. Chaplain .e
r. G. Rich of Maine, H. w. Ct. M.
d. r. Pershing of Indiana, r. w. G. d. M.
j. Norwood Clark Of Iowa, T.. w. G. l. G.,
II. III. Conwell of Minnesota, r. W. G. o. G..
This evening grand reception willbe given
to the members of the r. w. G. Lodge at Mu-
sic Hall, by the Good Templars of Massachus-
etts. The welcoming address will be given by
E. L. Mitchell, G. w. c. S. of Mass, which
will be responded to by s. D. Hastings, R. w.
G.. C. S. There will be short addresses by
prominent members of the order, after which
the r. W. G. Lodge will be furnished a supper
at the Marlboro House. , gi.,l r.
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city of Portland.

WHEREAS, Peter Lane and others have PEI
w titioned the City Council that Cedar stree
NAV be laid out and opened to Kennebec street; !,
And whereas said petition was referred by the City
Council March 26 1885, to the undersigned, for them
10 consider and act upon, therefore,
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
ties and view the proposed way en- the first day of
june 1866, at three o'clock in the afternoon at the
westerly terminus of said Cedar street, and will then
and there proceed determine and adiudge whether
the public convenience requires said street or way to
be laid out. Z.
Given under our hands on this twenty-third day of
May, A. ID. 1866.
HpG ApGUSb Z; sTTnESS,Y PHIENR,Y. Committee on
AMBROSE GIDDINGS, Layipr out
ELIAS CHASE, A"'ie ''
J9sgPMEL = +, BRADFORD, b New Streets.
..o. 1t,y fs-t-ff'
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RICHMOND, Va, May "a.
J. W. Wright has been reelected Sheriff for
Henrico county.
Magruder, who was a rebel officer, was de-
feated by Englis, tor the House Of Delegates.
.ar COLUMBUS, O., May "a.
The Democratic State Convention to-day
nominated B. Lefevre for Secretary of State,
VIM. Lorwell, for Chief of Public Works and
PIX Key, for Judge of The Supreme Court
Resolutions were adopted adherins to the
Democratic party the ancient principles of
taxation and representation of all the States
calling sfor the immediate restoration of all
the States to their rights in the Union, and
osering to support Andrew johnson in all
necessary and proper means to carry out his
policy to that end, and also will cooperate
with all men without regard to party, who will
support the President in regard to restoration.
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PROPOSALS o0y0l
R0tioas and Fuel for Light
89a VcsseJs, DC. 4 i.2sa .1ss
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Ga *
SWperintendent Of Liqhts.

rsa ,- COLLECTORS OFFICE, q cE%
~ Superintendent Of Lights,
tWGL VIC G9 Portland Me-, 1866
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until IL o'clock M, ON SATURDAY, the 10th
day of june 1866 forfurnishing and delivering Ra-
tons and Fuel tor the Light House Tender belonging
to the First Light House District, and for any other
light-vessel and lighthouse tender that may be CALI
ed for for one year. from the LIST day Of July 1866
the Both June, 1867 inclusive. The ratio,s to be of
good and aproved quality to be delivered alongside
Of the lighthouse tender or other vessel provided
for the purpose at Portland Me and to be stated in
the bid accordingly in good and sufficient packages,
barrels boxes and cases. and in good order, for the
light-yessel once quarter free ofal expense to the
United States, arceably to specifications, which will
form part Of the contract, copies OF which may be
had by applying at this office.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed fProposals
for Ratlons and Fuel Tor Light-vessels," and then
placed in another envelope and left at directed to
this Office, prepaid if sent by mail. ,i-- is-eH
By Order OF the Light-House Board: t'. d
A ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR..
May 25-d1aw3w Superintendent of Lights
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THEATRE.-Messrs. Bdwen & Browne opened
Deering Hall last evening for short season, with
their theatrical company The play was the "Gipsey
Queen" nd it was performed in an excellent man
nef To a large audience. The company embraces
Harry Hawk, G. E. Wilson, s. E. Brown, Z. w.
Beatte, @. E. Bidwel, c. F. Jones, j. H. Conners,
j. E. Nugent, Miss Dollie BidweI, Miss George
Langley, Miss M. E. Browne, Miss Lottie Wood Miss
Pauline Moore, and others. This evening the drama
of "East Lynne" will be presented +fil
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AND VICINITY,
New ,Adver,;.e,.eu,. To.Duy b.,

New Advertise rnents. To-day
10 ,a1 ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Tleaire-Bidwell a. Brown
| ~ NEW wADvERTIsEMENTC COLUMN. 'll y
Valuable Real Estate for Sale. .{-.-lt '4
Sheriff's Sale-ieal Estate
lWanted--BOy. .--.k .l.tr-.f.l
To Let-Front Parlor -+i ii+''.- n
Wanted-Young LADY,
Auction Sale-henry Bailey g. Co. "'se '-'i i''i'.'
a First Rate Opening. ~ '0i a5.f1 a. 70 s!l -..sa j
Proposals for Rations and Fuel. -. /. ads.
Sherifss Sale-Real Estate
New Inventions. tQa fi}u -7is .a-s aai'%
Auction Sales--E. M Patten ~.
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4 p e9Fffs- % WASHINGTON, May %.
Minister Romero has official intelligence
from Ell Paso to the 27th ult. Gen. Garcia
Morales had sent to the Secretary of War his
official report of a victory obtained on the 9th,
over the French, at Magdelena, in the State
of Sonora. Gen. Rivera routed French
force in the State of Zacaticas. y
Gen. Cordeva had sent his special report of
a victory over the French in Sincla.s The
French had burned down the town of Atoni-
com, in the State of Soalma. ~ tHb fiass
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THE LATEST AND BEsr.-Jacques' Eureka But
ton Serge Congress Boots said to be the neatest
and easiest to the feet Of anything of the kind that
has been intr oduced. The elastic goring runs from
the top of the boot to the yamp and therefore it fits
close over the foot without pinching. w. F. Kimbal
No. q Market Square, will furnish the trade at
wholesale, and E. T. Merrill s. Co., 50 Middle street.
will accommodate those who wish for single pair
See advertisement. Atf ha1 aHE
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s 6,7O4 90
Decrease

MARROW EscAPE.-As lady was stepping from
The Grand Trunk cars at Yarmouth depot on Satur-
day last, while the train was in motion, her hoop
caught and she was thrown under the cars. Several
men who her at once caught hold OF her and kept
her from being crushed by the wheels until the train
could be stopped, when she was relieved from her
perilous situation. - .se... .
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Comns ! for Jefferson Dapis.

- NEW York, May "a.
The Tribune says that beside Chas. O'Con-
nor and George Shea, heretofore named as
counsel tor Jefferson Davis, James T. Brady
OF this city, William B. Read of Philadelphia,
Brown of Baltimore and Geo. e. Puah Of
Ohio have been retained. The trial is Under
stood to commence on the first Monday in
June, in Richmond.
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CHEAP FUEL-Persons in want OF fuel will find
an opportuntyof purchasing spruce slabs at the of
flee of j. Fl. Hamln 293 Commercial street, at much
less than the usual rates. As he wishes to the
room they occupy for some other purpose, he will
close them outcheap. Those who want should call
Immediately. 't.i ea r4@'s' ,'4''s - N""
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Valuable House at Auction

ON TUESDAY, May 20, at 3o'clock p. M. on the
W promises, we shall sell House No. 10 Gray St.
1t is one and half story wooden house, finished
throughout; good cellar; hard and soft water; and
gas throughout the house. There is very desira-
BILE flower garden in connection. This property is in
a very excellent neighborhood and desirable for a
residence. Sale positive. Title clear . q t9-
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctonssrs.
Nav 25-dtd Idf
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BURGESS, PRENDERGAsT s. la sRUE's Mn
sTRELs.-The second and last entertainment by this
company will be given this evening at City Hail. 1t
will positively, be the astone as the company leave
for Rockland tomorrow. There is in this company
some excellent musical talent, and it is worth the
price of ticket to hear some of their songs. =
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+. LIQUOR RSEIZURES.-The Deputy Marshals yester-
day seized small quantities of liquor in the shops
OF r.. R. Robinson, Fore street, Michael Loring Ca
nal street and Patrick Carey, Commercial street
One other place was visited but liquor was found
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TdriOus Items.

~ arI--a New YORK, May "a. ~
Thomas W. Birdsall, President of the Sc
curity Fire Insurance Company, committed
suicide yesterday. 1t is said he has been seri-
ously involved by private speculations. He
leaves a widow and several children.
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City of Portland.

vxvUEREAs VIM. W. Thomas and others have
w petitioned the City Council to relay out Canal
street; IlY.lr
Council May 7th, 1866, to the undersigned for them
To consider and act upon, therefore, $500
Notice is hereby given 10 all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council on
laying out new Streets will meet to hear the parties
aud view the proposed way on the second day oJune,
1866, at four o'clock IN the afternoon a. the 81 q
there proceed to determine and adjudge whether the
nbic convenience requires said street way to be
Given under our hands this twenty y-third day of
May, A. D., 1866: e,,,,,,,>-s
EDMUND PHINNEY, ooiinii''ee Oh
AMBROSE GIDDINGS, ,; 49,.
ELIAS CHASE, Laying ou'
JOSEPH BRADFORD, Na,v ct.oo..
w. P. FILES, A'0" e'Aoo's'
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale i'm
|VnsthyOnlx

rgNHE subscriber, account of poor health, offers
l. his FARM lor sae,- situated In Westbrook, three
miles from Portland. half mile from Morrs Corner,
Post Office, Railroad Station, Horse Cars, and West
brook Seminary. This Farm contains one hundred
acres more of choice land; cut the past season
estimated at two thousand cords. For q MILK
FARM tits second to none in Westbrook.
For EARLY Gardening it is unsurpassed, it be-
ing 50 near good market 1t will be sold in lots OF
twentyt fifty acres'or the Whole farm, to suit
purchasers. This is rare chance for capitalists for
investment, it being SO near the city.
H.. B. BOODY.
Westbrook, May 20, 1s60.-dtf nr rf-fg
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CITY of Portland.

WHEREAS, William A. Winship and others
w have petitoned the City Council that west
street NAV be continued northeasterly in direct line
to Pine street; c.
And whereas said petition was referred by the City
Councjl May 7th, 1885, to the undersigned, for hem
20 consider and act upon, therefore
Notice is hereby gwen, 10 all parties Interested,
tbat fine Joint Standing Committee ofthe City Coun-
III on LAYING out new Streets, will meet to hear the
nart;es and view the proposed way on the second
day Of june 1885, at three GeSek in the ,
at the tbere nroceed to determine and adude
Whether the public convenience requires said street
ar way to be laid out. .....-.,.
Given under our hands on TINS twehty-enifd day
of May A. d: 1895. e,,,,,,pNs
EDMUND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS, Iaving out
ELIAS CHASE, - =
w. p. FILES,
A., o4-1w
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A Good Onening !,

A GOOD chance is offered in the manufactures q,
n Elastic Goods, for which there is established
demand and ready sale. Amy person wishing to en-
Sage N ugh l.ght anu eS9o ef S9o to 300 can address '
r.H MANUEACTU RER, If
may24dtf Box 2110, p. o.
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Billiards.

. New YORK, May o.
The champion match OF billiards between
James Dixon, of Montreal, and John Deery,
1900 points up, was won by Dixon, by 1874
points. "A ~ s39se
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A First Rate Opening tor Business
Wanted.

OR retail grocery smart boy from 10 to Is years
OF age one who has been in the business preferred;
ply.
g-call at IS, Congress street. l-4J#Y L
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=. RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts the Grand
Trunk Railway, for the week ending May 10Th,
Passengers, $4t 1852 90
Express Freight, Mails and Sundries, 1850 90
FrBSht and Live Stock, si 70,0S7 90
= Rotal, sfaa,,o-a $116, ,1S9 90
D responding week last year, +.,a s122, 1893 90
Decrease, S 6,7O4 90
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Wantel

A YOUNG LADY WANTED. One having som,
N acquaintance with the business preferrod
AT THOMPSON'S Hosiery and Glove Store.
may25d1w Cor. Cross and Middle Sts
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Misce,la,.eo,ss pispatehes.

sElY,d POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, May "a. =
\ "A break has occurred in the Delaware and
Hudson canal a short distance from Rondout.
Damage not known tonight. .,r..,,., i,
RALEIGH, N. c., May "a.
AT the session of the State Convention to-
day "a resolution to adjourn sine die was offer
ed ON the ground that the purposes for which
the Convention was called have been previ-
ously accomplished. The resolution was laid
over until tomorrow. 4ntli9a 51
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New Inventions.

TTNOWN and county Rights tor sale at Inventors
l. Exchange No. 80 Federal Street, Portland,
Me-, Tor one week only. sgd
may25d1w* r. FARR, Proprietor.
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To Let.

private house, within five minutes walk of the
Post Once, Il large, pleasant front paror. Terms
reasonable. References required Address H. b.,
Press Office, may25dtt .
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tlU7.-l -ll'l7 % ' 81. LOUIS, MAY e.
The reported burning of the steamer Morn
ing Star at Mound City is untrue. nm :

NEW LOISiA. May ZI
The United States Commissioner has order
ed therdischarge of Otto Burstenbuider, de-.
ciding that hecould not be held for trial, he
not having been personally engaged in ship
ping nitro-glycerine to San Francisco, being
absent from the city at the time, and cannot
be held guilty Of the crime constructlvely.
~ HARRISBURG, May "a.
The case involving the constitutionality of
the act Of Congress denying the right of SUI
trage to deserters, was argued before the full
bench of the Supreme Court to-day. No de-
cision has yet been rendered. m + .l4
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M Tile MAINE STATE PRESS, is publisheaat the
sie pace every Thursday morning at 81. 90 year,
YATES hATEs OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inch OF space in
lehgtl oil column, constitute square" = -rfl
si.'e per square daily first week q, cents per
week after; three insertions, less $1.00 continu
mg every other day after first week, so cents,
Halt square, three Insertions less rs cents: one
week, $l.O0; 90 cents per week after.
Under head Of "AMusEMENTs,'' $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, S1.50.
ESPECIAL NOTICES. 81. .25 per sonare first inser
ton and % cts per square for each Subsequent in
sertion; hall square, $1.00 first insertion, is cts
each subsequent insertion
Adyertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESs (which has large circulation in every par
OF the State) for $100 per square for first insertion
t0n. - -.
NJ JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cnte2 with dispatch; and all business pertaining TO
tnn as above.
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N O TT r .

THE proprietcrs of Maine Wharf are hereby no.
Il titled that their Animal Meeting will be held at
the Office of Elias Thomas, No. Exchange Ste,
on MONDAY, June 4th, 1906 at o'clock P. NJ. for
the choice of officers and the transaction of any 9TH
er business that may legally come before them. o.
GEORGE A. THOMAS, Clerk.
Portland, May 20, 1866. eodtd~
A First Rate Opening tor Business.
GOOD chance is offered in the manufacture Of
N Elastic Goods, ior which there is established
sand ready sale. a
ANY one wanting to engage in light and pleasant
business and one tlat requires but small capital,
will address,
-.-. MANUFACTURERS,
May 25-dtf Box 1863 p. o.
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Established Jt,se 20, fsGo.

TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS il nuh,,s,,od
Svery day Sunday excepted, ,latS2 Exchange Street
rortiand, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
IERMs;-Eight Dollars year in advance.
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Political.

RICHMOND, Va, May "a.
J. W. Wright has been reelected Sheriff for