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Mexican Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13. n
The latest intelligence from the Rio Grande,
which is to the 4th inst, states that Hinaposa
had made another abortive attempt to take
Matamoras from Canales but had failed.
There was also q report that Cortinas had
gone to Monterri to help Escobedo and Trevido
defend that city against Gen. Messia, with a
force of from eight to twelve thousand imperi-
alists, who was said to be approaching it,
Another report was that Cortinas was to at
tack Canales IN Matamoras, and that Trevido
was on his way from Monterri with like pur-
pose. ~ -i99lB
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Il. GRAND MUsTER.-Our attention has been
directed to aposter calling upon the veteran SOL
diers of Freeport and adjoining towns, to join
in grand muster to take place at Freeport
Corner on Wednesday, 18th inst. Arms and
equipments will be furnished to all wishing to
take part in the parade. Our "boys in blue .
(and their name is legion) will thus have an
excellent opportunity to march again to the
shril piping notes Of the fife as in days of yore
Lieut. Henry Green, late of the gallant Both,
is mentioned as Adiutant for the day.
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MISUNDERSTANDING afternoon as pair
of the horses were being changed from one car
to another, on the Congress Street.-The of horse
ears, near Mechanics Hall, they started upon
the run, and did not stop their furious pace un-
til they reached India Street. Fortunately no
damage was done, and the freak only caused a
detention of the cars for about half an hour.
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PERSONAL, - Mayor Stevens has taken a
short respite from his arduous official labors
and, accompanied by Hon. s. e. Spring and a
few other friends, has gone into the fishing re-
gions in Penobscot county, In the mean time,
Alderman an Morgan, who is Chairman of the
Board of Aldermen is performing the duties of
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"cTHE HORSE FAIR.-Our report of Fridays
proceedings at the Horse Fair, closed with the
interruption to the race for the premiums Of
$500 and $500, by darkness setting in-Dan
Rice and Fearless having each won two heats
and the final heat being postponed to Saturday
morning. Also, that there were decided indi-
cations of belief among the attendants at the
Fair that the race was made up affair and
that, though Fearless could win the first pre-
MUM it was the intention of her owners that
she should not. ~ 'eres .u0l. s.ia
Saturday morning the weather was wet and
rainy, and the track was heavy But some
hundreds of people were present to witness
the final result Fearless had another driver,
but it made no difference as he was one of the
parties interested in the result Previous to
the start he requested that all pools and out
side bets be declared of, to which the Dan
Rice party objected. This was considered, by
the spectators as asort of by-play. g. i,,...s
Soon after 10 O'clock the horses were called
up and on the second scoring were sent off,
Dan Rice took the lead, closely followed by
Mcclellan, Fearless in the rear. In these po-
sitions they went through the heat; though
Mcclellan made several unsuccessful dashes
for the lead. The Judges did not announce the
time, but those who had timed it made it 237.
The judges, after consulting together, an
nounced, that neither of the horses were enti-,
tied to the premiums and that all outside bets
We're off Thisdecision was received with gem
eral satisfaction, though some dissent to it was
expressed. Probably not one hundred persons
of the large number ON the ground Friday af-
ternoon believed it to be bona fde race. Al
most every one was of opinion that it was a
made up thing between the owners of Dan
Rice and Fearless. .F0 ~
. Subsequently the Driving Club, under whose
auspices the Fair was got up, decided that as
the horses had been brought here from abroad
that the premiums should be paid; and award
ed the LIST premium Of $500 to Dan Rice and
the I'd premium of 5000 to Fearless. -
Thus has closed the Inauguration of a Ma
tional and State Horse Fair, and on the whole,
with great success. We know that on the part
of the Driving Club every thing has been man
aged IN the most honorable manner, and the
experience gained dnring this Fair will serve
to render the next one still more brilliant and
deserving Of the support of the public. 4 ~
The best of order has been maintained at
the Fair grounds, for which we may thank
Marshal Head and his efficient force. of assis-
Z II
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THE SOUTHERN LOYALaSTS,
rItGTI3 3t------r
Asitaiion of the Question, Of Impartial
.a.l.nl Suffrage. g -

NEW York, Oct Is.
The Tribune's st. Louis dispateh- says the
Southern loyalsts have completed their tour.-
They have prepared an address tostheA people
urging still further conditions before the ad-
mission of the rebel States, because the pres
ent State gevernlnsnts South are not legal
bodies and cannot ratify the amendment. A
committee of seven was appointed to agitate
the question of impartial suffrage as a basis of
admission of the Southern States. 'ft Pc li.
. H-.s.--5s3 -, NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. -. i.E
Gov. Brownlow and staff reached here to-
day. The Governors health has improved. s-
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-. q PH1IApr1p,uA Oct 70 ;


The Ledger publishes q history Of the dis
patch relative to the President and Attorney
General Stanberry, in which it appears that
H. M. Flint Druid" furnished it to the Ledg-
er's correspondent Flint refuses to tell tie
but says he was a person in office TS'
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THEATRE-Last week was a very successful
one at the theatre, the hall being full at every
entertainment. This evening the managers
bring out East Lynne, in which Miss Dollie
Bidwell will impersonate the characters of La
DIV isabel and Madame Vine '7,I f#.I OIL
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STEEDMAN ON NEGRO SUFFRAGB.-General
Steedman's national reputation dates from the
beginning of his fault-inding mission to pro
cure testimony against the Freedmen's Bureau
and its officers. Here is an extract from a
speech made by him at Toledo, Ohio, in May,
1865, which contrasts strangely with his recens t
course:
There is one point which strikes me as neces-
sary to be well understood and recognized as
preliminary to reconstruction-dnd that is The
right of the gallant colored heroes of the tvor I,
haze roice and a cote in the 1cork. The plans
of the President and his Cabinet are not vel
fully developed to the public, but Iknoto am
thing Of Andreac johnson, he loiH neyer conseS,g
that the man tCh0 has borne arms in defence 4, :
the Government though as black as black can r.,
shall be degrodedby refusal of ciua rights-
You all know L never was a great lover of tbs
negro; but must not be unwilling to do him
Jusuce, ana The more particularly should I
avoid injustice, when / know the services b.,
has rendered us. After trusting him ON n !,
picket line-after employing him as a scout
after deeming him fit to bear arms for our de-
Iense on the 6attle field, shall zoe refuse him he
pracaege Of The bGlIot-bo1? and If so, in God !,
name, aohyp Depend upon it If you discard the;,.
da0 oy Such refusal, you can ne0er establish Fed
erdt authority without the constant presence of
Federdt boyorets.
He used yet stronger language in speaIxinc
of the right of the Government to fix terms
upon which the Rebel States should be admit
ted: .f VT ....
want the Government never to let 90 ia
grasp until 1T can take the whole monster into
Its own hands beyond all doubt-and when our
authority authority becomes establshed-when State
1o.verhlnents t.. are reorganized-wh represen=
9nder the advice of loyal and good men, do not
forget TO giue the black man the right fprononc-
tng an opinion as to ho,o far the eiecttoe fran
chtse should be giuen to those tcho ha0e BORNE
arms against the Government
Since that day the loyalty of the freedmen
has not wavered, but how great is the change
in Gen. Steedman and Andrew johnson!
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s SALE PosTPoNED-In eonseouenca of ,ba
storm on Saturday, the sale of the valuable
lots on on Middle Street. between Silver and Will
low Streets, is postponed to tomorrow at II
o'clock.
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Safe and DesIx

n-tgs ssa4u safe and Desk.
A FIRE Proof and Burglar Proof Safe medium
IN size, and mahogany counting-ro Desk,
paneled front, sides and back, having s drawers. II
books Sc, lfor sale at 15Ii COMMERCIAL street.
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NoTIcE.-If this paragraph should fall under
the eye of John Ryder, painter, who left
Elizabeth, New Jersey, two weeks since, for
misplace, he is requested to return home, i'm :
mediately, as his child is dying. '1h
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iU Oh esni9 tJ I.' gry3 DO 4Jita --0 M q 4.atS ~
,r@'l O." % RI. .s- ...iSdlit ..f a. 56a. .lai1lt
.a' "0T.t.l ~ ln1n taeffes
'" ..tsI B Iruse4
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Nomina,ien for Conxrcsu.

'N.m'. ''.tD' AEBANY, N. Y, Oct 13.
=. The Republican Union Congressional Con-
Convention for the Fourteenth District,
nominated to-day Hon. j. II. Ramsey for Con-
gress %f - g " -iral
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Money Wanted /!

HAOh1y "dhtCu 8@l
WANTED TO hire for few years. Two Thous-
w and Dollars on mortgage of property situated
in neighboring town, worth double the amount
Address Box IL, Portland p. O. ot12i3ta
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Adverti-erncn. To-Day.

j l.a -g,.f ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatrc-Bidwell & Brown.
NEW ADvHRTIsEMENr COLUMN
Proposals for Granite Face wallng
Wet Nurse Wanted. 49,. .. ....
Dissolution OF Copartnership.
advertised Letters-W. Davis.
Warren's Cough Balsanl. '.7 ia -..jilu . d.
NOtice-Strayed or Stolen.
For Sale-HOuse
Portland Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Steamboat Notice. .
Prime New Oats and Shorts. 'ts i-tssia
Safe and Desk for Sale. lii -til 4l-l.-a... Q
Fine Lot for Sale.l Fs.f-ra &, .lf.... ...... ...
Decentralization Sale.
Furniture-Walter Corey. '. i'r
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Louisville Municipal Election.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 13.
The election here passed off quietly. Lafland
Is elected Mayor. Both of the conservative
candidates are elected to the Legislature. ls5e
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FOR BANGoR.--The steamer for Bangor,
during the remainder of the season will leave
this port at 9 o'clock In the evening. I
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+ $50 PrTTsBURG, Oct 13.
The correct official returns of Allegheny
county are as follows: Geary's majority T6H.
Mooreheads majority 3052; Williafns' maiori,
ty in Allegheny county is 31OO, with Butler
and Armstrong yet to hear from
uA.G ~ PHILADELPnA, Oct 49,
We have the following official majorities:-
Blair county gives Geary 752; Cambria county
gives Clymer 652; Mifiin county gives Clymer
Geary 704.
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Wanted! Wanted -!

4 GOOD Carriage Maker l Furniture Painter,
uISt class W 0nIIsr aadI ;4-yrr,- -ssr,eS-
good hosters, good Transfers, or good JoineTs,
] good journesman Tailor, smart boys to work in
Hotels and Saloons. Permanent situations. Want
e alse situations for anuMbeT OF active young men
as Teamsiers, Farmers, Porters in Hotels and Stores
Clerks and laborers at any decent employment. We
will supply those wanting them free of charge APP
ply at the General Agency and Eaaployment Office,
No. 35ll Congress street. t..-si.a-s WFlTNEYSSssCO.
Portland, Oct II, 1866. diff -
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WAst51NcpoNaOct. 1:

WASHINGTON, Oct 13.
Baron StoekelI, for many years representa-
tivesof the Emperor Of BpRsia 20 this Govern
ment, waited ON the President yesterday. ac-
companied BY the Secretary Of State, to take a
formal farewel previous to his final do
parture from this country. The interview was
of an. interesting character, both from the inti-
mate and friendly relationsso the, two coun-
tries. aud the popularity of the retiring Minis!
ter himself The Russian G1vernment win be
represented by M. Waldemaf BodiseO, who has
been attached to the Legation for number of
years. He was introduced al Charge d'Affairs
in the usual appropriate maHAer. s.ocsr
The following official cores bendence relative
to the trial of JEFF. Davis, Ras mader public
this afternoon I'll tioI
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Hall Saturday evening, -
VI -. sac
'a.. EDWARD P, GERR1sH, ESQ,
was unanimously nominated as the candidate
for Alderman in, Ward 6, for the unexpired
term of Alderman Southland, resigned A
better selection could not have been made. Mr..
Gerrish is now member of the Common Coun-
Gil. '4' = io-i'f 'o''s3l -..'l.i Lone 49,
The election takes place to-day, the polls
opening at ten o'clock, and closing at O'Clock.
Let the Republicans of Ward 8 be on hand.
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THE North BRITISH REVIEW for September
fAmeriean edition) is received. Its table Of
contents pleasantly is varied. The articles
are "Mr. George McDonald's Novels" "Sir
William Rowan Hamilton;" "Recent Humor-
lists Aytoun, Peacock, Prout;" "The Ethics Of
Aristotle" !" "The English Pulpit;" "Meteorolo-
gy, Past and Present" George Eliot's Novels"
"Keble, and The Christian Year"
Reprinted by the Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, 80 Walker street, New York.
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I'd Vntttd6te' BstiIdi1sg Lots
. % AAt1a ON MIDDLE STREET. aossas
Late the site of woods Hotel, for sale
AVA T0 AUCTION.

dtIHftUTSG|QtOTI S(x<Hs
DURSUANT to Hcelse from the Probate Court
Il for the County Of Cumberland the subscriber
as Adninst ator with the Will annexed OF ,JOh
NJ. Wood, la Of Portland, in said County, will offer
Tor sale at public auction Saturday the 18th tiay
OF October next at O'Clock in the forenoon, ali the
rght,utle and Interest which Wood had at the date
OF his decease in and TO that valuable parcel OF land
situated the south side OF Middle Street. Portland
the site Of the late building known as Woods ote
extending from Silver Street to the late Willow
Street, now widcned. and forming part of Pearl
Street as exten ied-togeher with all the rights title
and interest which the subscriber in his lndiyiduaI
capacity, has in the same premises. t.s s.f
This parcel OF land has ninety-hve and half feet
ON Middle street, by one hundred and ninety y-four
ieet depth--containng very nearly nineteen thou
sand square feet with an aggregate OF five hundr. d
and seventy-fye feet OF street front. A't's
The late widening of Willow str et and its conneo-
ton with Pearl street,so to make one coutnuous
street quite across the city, has added much to the
capabilities of this property. Z. EsgFT gwgn
several m st class improvements, already going
forward ON th part of Middle street will make this
property more desirable for business purposes than
ever before. 81 gggHV fsib ! :, = r~'N' --'-
The sale is to include all the foundations and floors
now on the lot but other parts of the late build-
iing.-Sale on the premises. Terms cash on the de-
hyery of deed. JOSEPH ITSTEW
HENRY BAILEY, &cog Anctionsers. % 81 ISLE s. sa<s
Z Portland. Sept. II, 1866 81 w3w371 /, octl5dtd +"
rgS postponed till to- morrow, at Ii O'clock.
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- - = EXECUTIVE MANSION,
~ NNashis.ottaY, Da<s,kar e 1Qce

/.
.Sir-vA special term of the Circuit Court of
the United States, was appoilted for the first
Tuesday of October, 1866, at Richmond, Va,
treason. Il now appears shefe viii be no ses-
sion of fhatr Court at Richmond, during the
present month, and doubts are expressed,
whether the regular term, which by law should
next, viii be held. In view of that abstraction
and the consequent delay in fhe proceedings
with the trial of Jefferson Davis, now pending
in that Court and there being, 90 far as am
informed, |, as good reason why the Civil Courts
Of the7 United States are not competent to ex-
ercise jurisdiction when the District or Cir
cult in which the State of Virginia is included,
what further steps, if any, should be taken by
the Executive with a view TO q speedy and i'm
partial triahof the accused, aecordiagy to the
Constitution and laws of the United State$.--
N gsflIs .g,IaWAf. stf ANDREW JOHNSON.
10 Hon. Henry Stanbury, Attorney General.
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Sold 0Iuf
Found.

w Il would recommend our former patrons to our
successor, E. NJ THOMPSON. vi I.
~ o. Hanson & Swett. n
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w UEvEk ~ oia has lost pillow case containing
w IuT peierne, wristers, &C., can hear of II hv
S'e ~ ~ S0iianusl 81. Oc13d1W*
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Steamboat Notice.

ON and after MONDAY, 18th inst, the Stear,or
" LADY LANG will leave Portland for Bannnr AMI
as heretofore, every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
3 oct16l1w = = 81 = .. A, SOMERBY, Agent
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Wanted.
For. Sale. A

A Wet Nurse. Enquire at No. 90 Pearl Street. =.
October IS, 1865. d1wsn .1' mo il'EH
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For Sale. -

HOUSE No. s Henry street co,,..,,,.e,. 10
bath room hot and cold water and 4, ~ tI nS
ern improvements For particulars ''' '"' h'oo-
Ssy Enquire on the premises. oo,ra,u.
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THE COURTS.


-'dtA5A MUNICIPAL COURT. II G
JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. '.L
4, ,SATURDAY.-Alden b. Dunton, on a search and
seizure process, paid fine Of $40 and costs
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Sz,oaO Cases Counters, Desks,
.5e1s ,91s Book Gases, Oofins and baskets, -.iav
Al @. M. BLAKE'S, No. 10 Cross street.
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For Baltimore.

fIA The splendid AL Schr VIM. Arthur
HrL capt. Andrews, will sail as above, having
MA part OF her cargo engaged; for balance Of
lYAQksAA of freight apply to 3 3 u
=-.s.ss&sA- Moses R. NiclxerrOn & SON.
ocl3d6t No. 103 Commercial street nm stairs
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LOST {!

@ CATURDAY afternoon, between Chestnut street
- and Miss Varneys on Free ST. via. Congress and
Center sts a roll OF Bank Biils The finder will be
bv leaving it at the Eastern Express office
or mol II Chestnut st. kaH9a oc9d1w
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More than 2O0.OO0 JYaIches. !
have sgivenour productions the very highest rank
among time Keepers Commencing with the detern-
nation to make only thoroughly excellent Watches
our business has steadily Increased as the public be-
came acquainted with their value, until fol, months
together We have been unable to supply the demand
We have repeate1ly enlarged our Ktactory buildings
until they now cover over three acres Of ground and
give accommodation to more tlian eight hundred
workmen.s ssTss asssE Gs .sE H.
We are fully Justified lin saying that we now make
MORE THAN ioNE-HAIF OF ALL THE WATCHES
SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES. The different grasiess
are distinguished by the following trademarks on
the piate:s ts0 NASS 2tAaN NfeAAt \
l. American Watch Co.." Watlam Mass -
2. "Appleton, Tracy s. CO" waltbam. Mass. 4,
3. "P. $. Bartlett" Waltham, Mass.
a. y"Wm. Ellery." 1ug .3}f,a4s
b. OUR LADIES' WATCH of first quality is named
"a "Appleton, Tracy s. Co.," waltham, Mass. =
o. Our next quality Of Ladies' Watch is named
W. ): Bartlett" Waltham, Mass. These
watches are furnished in great variety Of
s5 o sizes and styles Of cases, D ID Il - '.-
The American Watch Co., of Waltham, Mass, au-o
thorize us to state that ithout distinction of trade
MARKS OF price, anI I.ce4{ ,iiae5sI 5aafcl r ssf
All the Products of ti.eir Factory are
Fully Warranted t' sf,
to be the best time-koepers OF their class made
in this or any other country. Buyers should remen-
bOr tiat urriikc tho guarrsutcc
can novof Ss -"ei'oi t''io guarantee is good at all
times against the Company or their agents. and that
ii after the most thorough trial. any watch should
prove detective in any particular, il may always be
exchanged Tor another. As the American Watches
made at Walham, are for sale by dealers generally
Throughout the country, do not solicit orders for
single Watches VA ,NseogVsE,fa e.
CAUTIoN.-The public are cautionel to buy only
OF respectable dealers All persons selling counter
feits viii be prosecuted. agst'E ND bad
VI 20" RObbssss, Appleton ee Co.,
Agents for the American Watch Con. nahy,
Afte 15s WASHINGTON STREET I.r
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NOtice.

SfRAYED or stolen from the subscriber about Oct.
III III, sth Jersey Cow light red and white; whoever
return said cow give any information, will be
ocfbdtf Ef ia 2toi cn,n hnrasnd Mills
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A FIRST class Meat MARKET doing cash business
"A of $4,000 last year. Satisfactory reasons given
Inquire at 35i Congress street. oct1Od1w*
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AGENTS Wn2ated! :!
For Frank Moore's New Work,
" WOnse2eA of the AWN,.. ,.

Agents will find this book of real merit and in
trinsic value-SUBJECT new intensely interesting
and exciting. No work ever attracted and engaged
the public mind like this. Everybody wants it, and
thousands will purchase it an opportunity
is afforded them.
Intelligent, active Males or Females will find the
sale Of this work q pleasant and lucrative employ
ment. ms DOok mas no compettor--lt comes new
aud fresh to the people. The territory is clean and
Clear. Agents understand the advantages in this par
ucular. - fffsA VIZ s2@8 khE !
For full particulars send for circular.
-. .1.,- Address G, A. CHAPIN, Agent, -
d&wtf37 2ft Free street, room No o.
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$25 ReeUCX2N.
Lost.

E>ROM the rear of No. 7 Summer Street. Black
u Spaniel Dog. Had new collar on unmarked
The finder will be literally rewarded by returning
tue same to 2AsAkst W. III. MORRIS,
Atcorner of Brackett and York Streets.
October 13. 1866. d2ME -.
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B0rLeN Hunted Z

BUSHELS OF first quality barley for
AONyO which Cash and the highest price will
- ~ ,t JOSEPH II. WHITE. Es.i''-4
oct5-t4w n kGa ssi so No. 81 Union Wharf. I'd
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EASE LYNNEIy
FF7g-Ty q + -Es--,s------ :--7--------
WantAd Immndia

A kfO6NG lady who has had experience in the
Singers Sewing Machine. Can ffriisil a machine if
desired Best Of references given. Address immed-
ateiy " Box -, West Buxton, Me.
Oct 1B. dlws.t LII n ~ "
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Partner Wanted oIsl

an Established business Any Aoiae. Will, cash
capital of $4,000 can hear ofa good investIn9nt
by application to 9f ui fQfG III tifw III sraH :
r 7.'aa4s % 1lG1s .ua W. III JERRJs-
Portland, Oct f3-Il1w, Real Estate a Auent
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Lost 2

ia st III haa LOStt
i = Nv w a mE6E between Tukey Bridge and Sam
s, uei 90 Den snoc store, a bundle containing Cas-
sMere Shawi light colored cape and collar with
rewarded I by leaving the same at S53 Congress st.
WV ~ uu Samuel He'll.
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Alderman Of Ward Sir.
EDWARD P, GERRIsH, ESQ,

. AT the Republican meeting at Mechanics
Hall Saturday eveniDr -lfl
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