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AUGUSTA, Feb. %.

SENATE. 'Af hHHst anil
IAN act to incorporate the Portland Water
Company was read the first time. i ~,
Mr.. Pierce moved to refer the act to the
next Legislature, taking the ground that suf-
ficient notice of the bill had not been given,
and that as it had not been referred to a COM
mittee, legislation upon this matter this ses-
sion must necessarily be hasty.
Mr. Woodman spoke briefly in support of
the bill and against postponing action upon
this matter, of vital importance to the interest
of the city of Portland, until another session.
He furthermore insisted that about the usual
course had been pursued with reference to this
bill, and that there was no good ground for OBJ
jecting to 1t as calling for hasty legislation.
Mr.. Dennison said that he believed the bill
under consideration was one of the most mer-
itorious that had come before the Legislature
this session. He had known that for a long
time the city of Portland had been desiring to
secure supply of pure water, and he deemed
it very important this object should be ac-
complished at an early day. The bill ought
not, in his judgment, to be postponed, but
should be passed the present session.
The senate refused to postpone and the bill
was read the second time and passed to be en-
crossed. 7iotel = 49, ga ,'-''o
Mr.. Barker presented the following resolu-
ton, which was twice read and passed to be
engrossed. ~ -s.i lhH AH.aI
Resolved, That this Legislature cordially ap-
prove and endorse the action of the Senators
Of this State in voting to pass the Freedmen's
Bureau bill, notwithstanding the Presidents
veto, as being in accordance with the senti-
ments of their constituents and the principles
upon the support of which alone, this Govern
ment can be sustained. sf daias .rfs5l
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HOUSE.

A communication was received from the
Executive Committee of the Portland Freed
mems Aid Fair inviting the Legislature to Wis
it the Fair at the opening, Feb, 26th, or subse-
quently. n4g, saHs etewl4, ID 7fb
Mr. Miller by leave, laid on the table bill to
amend the charter of the New England Screw
Steamship Company and the same was read
three times and passed to be engrossed under
suspension of the rules. "a
Passed to be enacted-An act to extend the
| time for the completion of the European and
North American Railway and to enlarge the
powers of said corporation; an act relating to
guide posts; an act to extend the time for the
location of the AroOstOok Railroad; an act in
relation TO the Penobscot Mill Dam Company !;
an act to amend chapter IS of the Revised
Statues concerning ways; an act to define the
duties of Superintendent of Public Buildings
and fixing his pay; an act to increase the sal
AIRY ofthe County Attorney for the county of
Knox; an act to revive chapter 66 of the Pub
lie Laws of1859; an act to enable the city of
Belfast to build and maintain free bridge an
act to incorporate the Union, Trotting Park
Company. dt4 ta.rs. .sI..ia. .tlrst %
Finally passed-Resolye in favor of a fresh
| water basin for iron clads at Portland resolve
in favor OF Stevens & Sayward; resolve laying
a tax ON the several counties in this State.
The resolve relating to soldiers monument
was passed: in the contested election case of
Hubbard Us Hammond, the majority report in
favor Of the latter was accepted
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j RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
Feb. 18th, were: .7 a,
Passengers,i c{eG55B He III S26. 27a M
Express Freight, Mails and Sundries, ALSO 90
Freight and Live Stock, Iqa ,69,625 90
Total, s4i 5iisba,4sol tiia $1O0,64S 90
corresponding week last year, a5.5 9o,42e 90
Increase, $1O,222 90
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Saturday Morning, February "a, 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

W advertisers aciU benefit themselves, as wetft
us, By sending in their adrertssemen
st an early hour in the day. e. .l.
New Advertisements To-day
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. E. Moseley s. Co.-Bostcn,
Westbrook Seminary-Spring Term.
Stamping-Short a. Loring. -
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
United States Mail LiRe-Thos. Asencio g. Co.
Boarders Wanted.
Molasses-H. L. Robinson, rs 1u.
Commmission Merchants-J. A. Davis & Co. t'
Gravel Roofng-Elias Hersey. .ti .-.
Plasterers-Sberidan & Grifiths.
Maine Central r. R.-Anpual Meeting.
DIR. Rush's Medicines
Horsemen, Attention. .D
Blanchard's Improved Steam Boiler.
City Election-March 9th. -
For Sale-Lando ON Grove st.
Teachers for the Freedmen. t.I
Inhalahon-J. c. Rockingham, NJ. D. i
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House at Auction.
Horses, Carriages, Sleighs, &C.,

WE shall sell Horses, Carriages, slelghs, Robes,
w Harnesses, &C..
Every Saturday at 1 1 o'clock A. M,
AT Forest City Stable conner Federal and Lime sts
where carriages can be stored and Horses boarded ii
desired, previous to after the sale,
These sales viii be under cover and held without
regard to weather.
HENRY BAILEY Sc Co., Auctioneers.
Dec 14-dtf re
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Auction Sales.
E. M. PATTEN, AUcTIoNEER, IS Exchange s.
Real Estate at Auction.

THURSDAY, March list, at 10 oelocS NJ, on the
Il premises If not previously sold, lot Of Land,
with the Buildings thereon situated ON Stetson Lane
and running back to Bradiey's Lane. The lot con :
tains 1850 Ieet. Building good story and half
wooden dwelling wi h high brick basement, and now
let for $3.50. -
For price and terms call on JAMES BRADLEY,
corner of India and Commercial Streets, or on the
Auctioneer, Exchange Street.
February 20, 1866. dtd
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Not a Hotel.

NOC HOCeI.
Furnished and UNFINISHED rooms to let with good
board at No. % Willow Street. ID
People visiting Portland can have all the conyen-
fences of Hotel ut much less prices, at retired ana
gen eel place. Also permanent board tor families and
gentlemen. r f.a sll a.a1 ~
ey-Remember the place, opposite Woods Hotel
corner Of Middle and Willow SITS. fe10dtf
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PETERsoN's LADY's NATIONAL MAaA-
ZINE for March has been received at the book
stores OF Messrs. Bailey & Noyes, and Davis
Brothers, Exchange street. 2uJ
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For. Sale,

{:A> A two story frame House, and about 5000
E,; feet of Land, on the corner Of Pearl and Cum
I'LL berland Streets. Plenty Of hard and soft wa
rfH1NSNffSs .1"'jf A4a G. RICHARDSON.
Feb 12-isdtf .t.., ;asf.cF.f+I
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Passed to be enacted-An act to incorporate
the International Telegraph Company; to in
corporate the Penobscot Mill Dam Company /;
to define the duties and fix the pay of the Su-
perintendent of Public Buildings to incorpor-
ate the Union Trotting Park Company; to in
crease the salary Of the County Attorney of
Knox county; to extend the time for the COM
pletion of the European and North American
Railroad and to extend the powers of said
Company; an act in relation to guide posts; to
enable the city ofBelfast to build bridge ov-
er tide water; to revive chapter So of the Pub
lie Laws Of 1859; to amend chapter IS of the
the time for the completion of the Aroostook
Railroad. @ sjie ,-s.3!a9 M
Finally passed Resolve in favor of Stevens
& Sayward; laying tax on the Several coun-
ties Of the State; Ielative to fresh water bas-
in at Portland for iron clads. Adjourned
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House for Sale.

TINE tbree-story Brick House No. 20, corner of
i Danforth and Tate Streets. 1t has all the mod
ern improvements and is IN excellent condition.
Z For terms, &C., apply to aael ID.
Portland. Nov. g, 1865 -istf 70.i," $500
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Notice

80 q 5 ao Notice. = N -
i my account, Us have made ample provisions
for her support and shall pay no debts oi her con-
tracing after this date n- : ISRAEL HAGUE.
Portland, Feb. "A, 1905. III t'lEV N 7EI div.
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LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Feby. 81.
SENATE.


SENATE. +.
Mr.. Pierce called up the bill to increase the
| fees of Jurors, Sheriffs, Witnesses, and Coun-
providing that Commissioners of Cumberland
county should be excepted, and the bill was
amended and passed to be engrossed.
MIR, Woodman for the Committee to inveS-
tigate alleged frauds in enlistments, reported
| as follows:
The Committee have carefully Intercepted
all persons whose testimony they supposed
might furnish any information of value upon
the subject matter of the order. They have
also examined such papers in the possession
His Excellency the Governor, or of the Adju-
tant General, and other Heads of Depart
ments, all of whom have evinced disposition
to furnish any information called for by the
committee, and freely to exhibit any docu-
ments in their possession. The Committee
are unable to discover any evidence that any
fraud has been committed by the State or any
of its officers, or by any citizen of the State,
upon the National Government, in the matter
of enlistments or credits to the State, during
| the progress of the late rebellion. After the
fullest investigation they have been enabled
| to make into the matter of enlistments and
credits to towns. they are fully satisfied, and
accordingly report, that the evidence before
| them does not tend to implicate any officer of
the State in any transaction, in connection
with enlistments or credits to the State, or
any district or sub-district in the State, incOn-
sistent with his official duty. i
The Committee have not considered it with
in the scope of their duties under the order, to
| investigate the fraudulent acts of substitute
brokers, or agents to fill the quotas of towns,
| where there was no allegation of any kiowl-
| edge or completely on the part of any officer of
| the State. ~ -tH ,esa 1.u< a.
The testimony of the witnesses examined
| ing, and is herewith submitted.
| The report was accepted and on motion OF
Mr.. Perkins the report was ordered printed.
Passed to be enacted-Act in relation to the
Reform School; to amend chapter 81 of Revis-
ed Statutes; to amend act to incorporate Nor
way Savings Banks to regulate the taking of
menhaden and other fish in the waters of
Maine; to incorporate the State of Maine Gold
Mining Company; to regulate the drainage of
Salt Marsh; to amend chapter 264 of Public
Laws of 1864; to amend the law establishing
police court in Rockland to provide for the
recording of certificates of discharge of soldiers
and seamen from the service of the United
States; to amend chapter 22S of the Public
Laws OF 1854; to regulate taking of fish in
town of Poland; in relation to the running of
trains on the P. S. & P. Railroad. asa
Finally passed-Resolves, in relation to du-
ties of Indian Agents; in relation to the PEN
obscot tribe of Indians; for appointment of
Commissioners to the Worlds Fair at Paris.
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construction for it, would like him to do it.
] am unwilling to rest under any such impu-
tation Now, sir, if the Executive = and 1
mean to speak of the President respectfully
bebause l entertain respect for him-if the
President has any idea that all these matters,
these several powers which he has suggested
are preliminary to the admission of Senators
and Representatives, the question arises who
is to exercise that power OF Judgment? Does
it not belong to us if Senator presents him.
self here, to ascertain whether these condi-
lions have been compiled with, or does it be-
long TO himf That brings me to the ccnsid-
Grafton of the veto message. 30 ~
will say sir, with regard to that message
that have no very great attachment to the
bill which was thus vetoed. In some particu-
lars it did not meet my approval / think
some OF the reasons given by the President
for not approving it are such as will commend
themselves to public consideration. Ii is a
bill upon the provisions of which there might
well be very considerable difference of opin-
ion. 1 yielded my objections to it because /
thought the power did exist that it was
especially necessary to exercise it, and the bill
therefore received my vote.
Had the President confined himself to oh
Jections to the bill TO criticisms of the bill it.
self, it is very possible might have waived
my own feelings in regard to the bill and sus-
tanned the veto, but on looking at the veto mes
sage, and the reasons given for it, and after a
thorough consideration of the provisions of
the bilL be gave this reason, which rendered it
impossible tor me, as member of the Senate,
with due respect for myself and the views Of
Congress to vote otherwise than to sustain the
bill because a vote in the negative was an en-
dorsement of the opinions expressed in the
veto.J At any rate, did not mean to put my
self in the position Of endorsing or giving my
consent to the closing parts Of this veto mes
closing parts Of the veto message, .that in the
Judgment Of the President Congress has at
present organized no right to pass any bill af-
fecting the interests of those so-called Confed-
crate States, they are not represented here
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

NOTICE il hereby given. that, pursuant rs
~ the provisions u a Decd u Trust. made
by Charles f. Hooker lorthe benefit n Wm. j
Austin, deceased, on the LIT day Of Nav. A. II,
1876, % secure the payment 81 a promissory
note nndcr seal Tor The principal sum N sal1
said note lated 1t Nav 1859, ,Idue II n,ontbs
after date, aud credited By 5000 on Feb. lgth
iSig, aud 1900 Dee. 1850, and 5000 5th June
is'io. the undersigned, Trustee, win proceed
on the aa
Fith DAY OF NOVEMBER, IsGC.
in front " The Capital. IN The city u Jackson.
between tlIt hours ~ ~ o'elock ~, and 3
o'clock, 4. NJ, 20 eNpo~efopublics sale, ior cash,
~ public ontcry, % the highest bidder, the
lands named IN said Decd ~ Trust Or 10 Inucb
thereof ls may h. necessary for the satIsfse
ti0n IT the balance of $500 principal and law.
MI Interest. NOW due on said note--said lands
dos rihe,i rs follows. LYING and being IN the
county Of Kinds, aud state II Mississippi, near
10 on adjoining toe city u jackson. t0.wit. al
acres III X vi ~ y T.. aud ~ acres being the
of p. = s. =. :, OF sec. No. nine. 4. I'VE
Of range No one. east, containing iaRll 55acres
be- the same more OF less, Acting as Trustee.
shall only convey 10 the purchaser such title
~ Il vested ~ me ~ Trustee aforesaid. al
though the title Il considered good. This sale
4 made on the written request Of the Execu-
riX 81 said Austin.
!. II. LEDBETTER, Trustee.
Jackson, sept 10th, lasiS.whls.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27
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10y vlrtJc. and In pursuance " defrec o.
ID the Probate Courtof Jasper county, Miss
made at the n,ccmbtf Term, \. ID, 1865. tncre
II. tho undersigned. administrators 81 the -
tate % l.ittlctOn Jones. dcccasctl. wlll' on thf
ith Monday II september next, bctweun me
hours prescribed by law, prOcecd q sell ~ the
Court House door. w tn tnwli ~ faulding'
and ~ public auction, 70 the highest bidder tof
CASU, all that CERTAIN tract Il land situate IN
said Jasper county bclonginy 30 Deceased, md
de~rnhtl a. follows, tn-wit;
WI. section I. q .. u II y, except III Of
W.. aud "a Of ) VIZ. and : III. Scction
1,TS, II =. The \ FL scc u, =. Il u =.
The wa, n W., scc q. a 2. Il ~ y, and the
: ~ Of 5 WI. aud Wv Of ~, Sec ~, Il
4. n IL r.. n large portion ~ said lands being
now In a high Siutc Of cultivation.
JAMES l.. fHAGAhDg Admir- :
JERRY JONES,
August -. A. r., ls,l6.--wit