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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
TNHE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTEI
i RAILWAY COMPANY 1f-r fer SALE
StSrp.O.D

Of th+r FiTst Mortssee slnAng FnHd Vonvfri5 -,
due April |. 1896 bsaIirg SEVEN par CENT lNIEkE,-
psyabe In the City Of New ork fe 1t day q Apl
ociobei In cscA year, being the ee balance Of the "a
which the Company authcTzed to sci rr the proSl1
of Nor,eaz. 10 GeoIg- W. illus sri Jane, D. Fish ~
tee, tor 5000 900 covering the whole Line Of Tho Co
Road ircin Chicago, limos, 20 irLMohd Ind ana =, = :
With the Frsnchis~s, Equip? mt, nd AqpuTe1shce 81
@ her pr-sen, and uiuse 4,qu.r- gun"Iy d.
The proc-ea. Of these bonds nor oferrl VII tSf;'
III. vioc existirz fc ss bt - TIC Con psy. SRI pen
Tor tsc psrcusse of arg alnogu {. ul1ltsDu rolling So
For Cory Of Moigsse and iu.tp-f paricui4fs appy =
ofrr Of the Company. no. ~ .''''' He" '.A' "N
,uh.crip,ious for the ouds vi yr,e, cI.
Dated New. York. Feb. 10, hes
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CUPREME COURT.-JoEN 4. PULL:E

- and Others, ecsin.t THE GEra5EtoWN G0LD =.
ING COMPANY OF COLURADL--NL vfrfs. ~ en- OF
made IN this cause dated tie 30 D'c-nirE St1 lve p
sppo, ted The Receiver Of the pro. e'- -qu sol" ~
I'm. r action choties ri srd cfts o. ss.ry 49,.
d.crutien Of the defendant. IT," Ur"fsrc ~ God a
C.u,rany Of Colorado. aui hsve been ttrr'l ofp3"e
eel all or shy parton Of the property 40 'h-. D.
The ssid defendant such time tine 10 sucl -'
tous aud either 81 public or pTiyl. -air ~ sheI ~ ny
er,ton seem most advantageous Nov therefore, 10
eve notice .hat viii receive proposcs for thr Erfre
ptiyrie contract Of NJ snd sugu,r tie - p"riY aa ~
thr Gro-towu Gold AigiH. Company o. Ooicilio Cob
follows, viz: ID
Ore hundred and seventy mining cislm, REGISTERED -
CLERKS Ofhc. OF the Coully Of Ce1- r"s, I o.. roy
rtory aud situate he Columbus Li'coi. Ify.,
ON sweden vrrrtt Crairson. D,lsnc-, George We
ton Empire B-anth Mon rzuma 5iama'ath, tii-a =.
lafayette, Pine Tree. lauAre. Der A. ostli w.
Watrrhouse. Fremont, Droohrs. Crystal BrnstH Nr.
bus. Pyri e, NGuag AIMS, T. snlps!'. lrr-r t-ho
weLknown agTifrrou, lodss wi te hlii4r tiri'-'
claims snd the nil stamps, ant otrr 'iurdhs pr
longing therr,o, with a.. eppl' t-'.' ~ spI PNr
Nc sent in 10 on before thu 2th day Of Ftef.!
In sealed enyelop-, NAH PROPOSE tof pb4'"'t
G-org-,own oupsny's property And 10 cs's III
csyc such rroposls or ~ cie 'ci Pinro,.,' h.-f
such es should heel myself jusid u ic'rp1ihN -
Civ. Sfther no.tc. that then a(eI, i' !. 30 saj on
Of March next shall the said pro pert! 10 20
NIB nc auction by A. Jogr1ray, Arci'onrrf q re u
Exchsnge No III Broadway. IN lie ity g. ~ I, D,
the hour Of IL. 81 that day, aud TO Dc tA''e ~
highes, and bes. bidder 49,. III. ,,,-,,
For description and particular q q Va,uspe W
,pply II my ohce No. ~ Asssrr-,., New cs1 ,.,y
IVY 10Y O--N~ JAMES Il. COLEMAN, ke'e'"
JouS X. HAcKErr. Attorney iar Receive.
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Freights are easier. To Liverpool, 500 bales
Cotton at lid. 500 boxes Bacon at 25s., aud 700
bush. Corn at Sd. and 10 Bremen, pei steamer,
! 7, 900 bush. Rye at led.
Attention /. called % tho advertisement OF
Mcssrs. Fisk s. Hatch, bankers No. NaSsau-st.
opposite the United States Sub-Trcasury building.
They have recently al led the Pacific Railroad Sc
curiiies Of California and tho Ncw-York State
Bounty Loan to their United States fund dealings.
The Morris Fire and Inland Insurance Company,
Yesterday, suspended operations under an inlunc-
ton served at the suggestion OF Superintendent
Barnes The Company has been established about
eighteen months, with reported cash capital OF
sjOO, 600; but, like the Columbian Marine insur-
anco Company, appears to have done largo risky
business ct distant points.
The Western Union Railroad earned tho third
week in February;
ls6i 81 767 ~ is6s. 90 GA 50 Dec. 81 eO6 97
The Chicago and Alton Railroad earned from
January TO February IL, s33i,97a against $i2s,-
OOs last year, showing decrease Of slO3,2l5. The
military transportation is included in this state
meDt.
The Ponnsylyania Coal Company report tho
shipments OF Pit,ston coal TO February 81, 1866, at
CO, 93s is tuns and 20 same date in 1865, 36oi3l3
tuns being en- increase this year Of a. ls5.0o tuns
The Baltimore Commercial says:
Money "a in more demard. bit is still very easy on
call al sI per cent There Is considerable more mcr-
camille pqper offering tie street than there has been
receuty and tie minimum rate is now nine per cent.
for acceptable names although some occnslOngl negoil.
ons are making at eight per cent but tLese ara OF an
exceptional Character.
The Wilmington North Cardinal JournGlrecords
the arrival of one hundred ard seyenty-ivc 'uns Of
iron for tho Wilmington and Manchester Railroad,
md also one hundred and scventydye tuns for the
Wilmington aud Weldon road, both froa Now
York.
The following is the statement of cotton at New
Orleans, for FEBRUARY 20:
Sleek on hand Sept. /. 1865 (ba!es). .-.-.... 1929
Received TO day. Observation-Disclosures. J,SB -
Received previously. 90 sOo-aJ'oS
loyal -''''"
Cleared to-day for Liverpool. ----....... 700
Cleared prev iously. 'io-f2o' 40
Stock on hand not cleared. .iee, 6lo
The C;reinnati Commercial Of Monday says:
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SrA1s OF CArrgnRNIA

TprAsrnY DEPARTMENT, SA,Rrs. MO. Fse. l. ~ 80
WHEREAS, there Is o. ihl' DAY III -, - 80 ,..
w Treasury the sum OF $1,000 Which tasF ~ M
y ion, of an act OF the Legisistulo c-l lied AZ ~,
v = lor paving certain equitable c'sls esnt 'r 7.
California ard t. con.sact fund lor tn,t lF-ofCr
MOVE! Aprl 30. 1906 is apart ir the rtGfM IN Il
Bnds Of said State. isslrd uud-r tho PROVISIONS u
notice Is hereby gven thsS PROPOSALS. ior ~ NOS
.uo,e .pee.hed arti die C,h dsy Of Apri A. D. ~
m No bils will be- entertained NJ more tian PSI 70
responsible guarantee nipany ee.h po ,v-
r. PAcuECO, safe lr''--~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
BALLADS AID TRANSACTIONS. Ry CossTAsrrsa y.
bKooXa l2no. pp "a H. Appoion 4 60.

bRooKa l2mo. ~ 4i H. App!e'on 4 60.
Tho imaginative power displayed in tbs little
volume entities the author TO the clirn OF certain
degree Of poetic inspiration, whatever faults OF
execution may be pointed out in its contents. Its
strong point is in description ard narrative, rather
than in the expression Of feeling, and inihe facility
with which historical scenes arc yiviicdand co'oTci
By the potent touches Of fancy. The tran s!aiiors
which are found by tho side Of the original poems
eyiuco range of study beyond the ordinary limits
Of womanly education, and probably without aiming
at literal fidelity, appear to be imbued with tho
spirit of the celebrated classical pieces which they
represent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

The Union Spelier, by CHAs W. SANDERS,
A. NJ. Is clear and complete condensation OF webster'
exhaustive exhibition Of English Orhosraphy and Or
thoepy Every important feature Of tho great Die
tonsry so far a. spelling and pronunciation are con-
cernsd Is brought out In shape exactly suited to the
purposes Of the schoolroo. QvisoA, Phinnsy Blake
ma Coz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

system Was, that Il was . financial necessi.
ty growing out Of tho war. They were placed
upon the footing Of ironclads and large armies and
upon that argument were established. The var
being ended, there is no reason why speculative
banks should not like the iron-clads and the armies
be reduced to peace footing. The national system
will be much improved by liquidation q, the North
to an extent sufficient to supply the South with the
banking facilities 1t needs. The present Law is COM
prehensiye enough for the entire nation. ard Coz
gress should proceed with caution in the way OF
enlargingt.
Sterling Bills are held BY leading houses at 10y
for 90 days; Francs, 5.2i 05.ls2.
The following shows the exports, exclusive OF
specie, from New.york to foreign ports, for the
week ending February q. and since the begin
ming Of tho year:
1864. 1853. 1850:
For the week G@.Y63e6o 90 $500 GO 3ovol
prey. reucrted. 20 ag 4s2 81 2O4. l67 32,v2s le7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
GRANT AND HIS CAMPAiCNs.-A MHIr.Er BIooxArr'
ny llESRy CoPPEE, A. ~ Syo. PIP 1.L .n'i'e'


GRANT AND HIS CAMPAiCNs.--h MnIr.nr bioo xArHr
ny nESRI CoFPEr, A. ~ Syo.. PIP. a.L .nsie' D.
Eichsdson.
The present work has been composed with the
saIction Of its ilustrous subject. An important
portion Of the materials which form the basis OF tho
volume, vGs furnished by the Chief OF General
Grants staff, although the manner in when they
have been wrought into the form now exhibited IS
due 10 the taste and discrimination of the accom-
tishcd author. IT, the execution Of his task nc has
eyiaccd souDd judgment, and not ii,'ie skiil ID
literary composition, although his style is often
somewhat too rhetorical for gravity Of the theme
lie has confined himself to II sketch OF the great
events in which General Grant was the most con-
spicuous actor, without entering into thc minute de-
tails Of The Battlefield but the peIusa Of the volume
will afford a comprehensive idea Of the history OF
The great commander in ali the relations OF his
military and public life.
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POEMS or RELIGIOUS SORROW. COMFORT, cow
Eel. AID ASPIRAIIOAS. seecled BY ,. j. ChlLp

POFMs or RELIGIOUS SORROW. COWFUNT, tUUN'
EEL AID ASPIRATIONS. seected by b. J. CHILD.
iznIo. 20. 2st HuTd Houghlon.
In addition 10 the contents cf the volume pre-.
vieufly published unser tho aforementioned title,
tho present collection is enriched with several ap-
proprate prices from SOURCES not already used by
the compiler. lilo has eginced wide knowledge
of religious poetry, and excellent taste and judy
mont III the performance Of his task. His volume
is unique among work Of a similar character in the
high standard which has guided the choice OF its
contents and the comparative rarity of the poems
which it includes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
STATE o. CAlIyonsIA, TRrASURI uEPAhi s,S
sAcRA.tsto. Feb. j. iSo',s

WHEREAS, there is on tins DAY III lhv - - p
w T,es.a,y tho sran OF Sl55coo which uaSc ,c,ts =
visions Q; an Ac, of tho Legislature entitled The s,
vide for paying certain equitable CLAIMS ms, psra
approved April as 1887 and sao undor he ,s
Hct smendatory Of said Act. approved ApI - STE w.
apart for the redemption Of Civil Bonds Of s' Yons
under The provi,ions Of said hrst mentioned Ac, 81,
sassbv EVEN that proposals for the serendef o.
viii be received Of this Department tor re s :,
specified until the 10th day Of April A. iooc' "a
"''s Su1 s~''' -'"'' IS fACHEC0. etsss TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

The Cincinnati Commercial Of Monday says:
Exchange was placed q little moro freely on the
market by some bankers who were little close as to
currency. but there was no depression 10 rates A
mo, sotive demand Cor money reported, and the
discountng OF some OF the banks was larger scale
than IL Lss been for days past Business interests
Of oil kinds nearly are said TO have been Represented
in the calls or loans; but In the main the h required
~ merchans ID rather 10 enable then 20 od stocks Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
POEMS BY EDNA DEAN PROCTOR i'ras. ~. leo
Hurd HogsbtoiA

POEMS By EDNA DEAN PROCTOR l?iae rp lto
Hurd Housbini-
A large portion Of the poems in this volume were
written duIing the recent war Of the rebellion, ard
derive their inspiration from patriotic sentiments
Some of them have air ady appeared In print and
hsyo doubtless checrcd the brave hearts OF our sol
ders as they stood the post Of danger FOR the de-
Tense of the stars and stripes. They glow WITH On
intense oyo Of country, and ing out passionate
aprca 10 tho friends Of freedom TO DO true to their
cause. Miss Proctor has al admirable command OF
poetic language and Imagery, and expresses her
SELF with vigor end grace. She Is too much IN earn
est in her convictions TO allow OF tameness IN her
productions. With few exceptions, every line OF
her poetry Ia insic with feeling, with 10 tendency
10 q hollow and meager sen,mcnialisin. Her de-
scrptions Of the natural scenery Of the North are
drawn from personal observation, and 1e'ray rue
fidelity 10 local features and coorng as well as an
imagination alive to their poetic associations The
miscellaneous poems tTe perhaps less vigorous IN
their tone than those devoted to national themes,
but they often indicate graceful play OF fancy,
and an eAviable git Of expression.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
TyRRs HAurr Asp INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.
srcpvT.Rys lJyPIcz 1HXKk t.ArTE FEB ", 1866.

NOTICE is hereby given that MEETING
~ the STOCKHOLDERS Of the NE".fORK NAL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will b. Convened q the ohee q
IN. Company No 10 Dsrelay In the Guy OF New fofs
sATUK0Af The 2Hh day Of March next Ct y O'Clock a.
10. purpose Increasing the Go a OF th" Cemi fa
Nj ions Of Dollars and foI the transaction oil o'lf oais
which viii be submitted 10 t.s'm At bat tine
JAMES A. RAYNOR,
CALVIN Burr, Dt,c.5D
". I. frost,
GEORGE BELL,
Hev.Yorh February 26. 1855.
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5.naneial.
TaAysYgROry'cs OF THE

III
OF Peninsula Railroad Company Of Michigan VII b. psI
on and afer that day, upon .rntston IN, Office
W JAMES X. tOUNG. Secretsry
HOSMER RUN OIL COMPANY.-The An.
pual Meeting OF the Hosner Run Oil Company d
S,w.Yok for The choice Of officers ar other business vi
h. hd AZ the Office Of r. {. ANTHONY. No. 90 Wslsl
WEDNESDAY, the 2sth inst. Of ]? NJ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

OyvicR on THE UNITED STATES LIrK INSURANCE. Co..
In tn. Cirr OF NswionK 40 " WALLsr.
New DIRK. Feb. D. 1885,
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
~ ELECTION for TEN DlRECI!RS o. th, Compaay.
constituting tbs Prs, Clas end for THREE INSPECTIONS
o: ELECTION, will b. he'd At this office OF MONDAY the
9Th day Of March p.oIim, between NE hour. Of " aud
By ordrr JOHN EADIE. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01

Ms TO her perseverance and industry, showing a
singular comprehension Of topics not usually IL
cluded in the r-age of feminine study, and IN
evidently familiar acquaintance with the turns and
combinations Of tho French language. Her defects
arise FROM tho want Of perfect mastery Of dOmatic
English. She often mistakes by snpposing TINT
her work is completed when she has rendered
French sentence into its verbal English equivalent,
without preserving tho glow and energy Of the
original. loss slayisL adherence 10 literal exact
ness would have done greater justice 20 the spirit
If her author and produced version cquelly faith
full, and far more attractive 10 English readers.
Some of her eJprcssions indeed though sufficiently
accurate transcripts Of the French, have only an
obscure signifcance IN our own language. Tho
consequence is that the narrative Of brilliant and
picturesque writer, like NJ Martin, becomes prosaic
and uninyitng and constantly reminds The reader
that it is nothing but translation. Even per-
fectly exact rendering of the language Of an author
is but one element in q good version; unless it
retains its native case, and grace, and freedom in
! its new form, tho work must be pronounced de-.
fectiye. What idea, for instance, is conveyed by
Vdtaires Exquisite taste in simplicity his subtle
ness in truth" phrases which to be sure, have q
sufficient verbal resemblance TO the original, but
which could not be tolerated by an idiomatic writer
of English. Here is something still worse In the
ssne way. "Tho tragic poetry of volairc has only
false air Of R0cin,aa elegance and Corncl.an
strength" His intellect wholly diGased in erter-
nal things" "There was no ce1ation 10 him that
an hours reading would not dissipate." Among
other trivial errors Of Miss Booth, notice that
she never translates the word "BaStille," but uni
formly retains the French terri. Bnt in spite Of
the mperfections of her work, Mss Booth is ocr-
tainly entitled to sincere commentator for her
fidelity and thoroughncss, especially a. compared
with the sandincompetence of the numer-
Gus mechanical translators who infest English litera-
turs, both at home and abroad. We have no doubt
e lss eonscisntiousnsss. nor Of her general Literary
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-21

1t is farther asserted that in addition to the
$150,O00,O00 as the amount for MACMILLAN in
France, and taken by French subjects and for
which Napoleon is morally responsible, there
have been expended from the public revenues
of France up testhe end OF the year 1866, in
this attempt to propagate monarchial institu-
lions on the American Continent, S15O,OO0,OO0
more, ,.r,, o.. % .....- ... .r.,. .s . ~. =,
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-21
Valuable estate at Auction.

DURSUANT TO License from the Probate Court
Il for the County of Cumberland, / shall EEL at
public auction, on SATURDAY, the 31st day Of
March next, at IL O'Clock in The forenoon, on the
premises, all the real estate whereof Sumner Fogg,
late of said Portland, died sliced and possessed.
Said estate Is situated ON Spruce Street, in said
Portland. One parcel contains two large Dwelling
Houses, each containing twelve finished rooms, one
of them being on the corner Of Emery and Spruce
Streets both well supplied with excellent water, and
In all respects pleasant and convenient; underneath
Is o capacous Store, well arranged, and as stand
for tie Grocery and Provision business has few EQUALS
in the city, The lot has frontage Spruce street of
about 70 feet, and on Emery eet Of about 115 feet
There is mortgage OH it of 900 given Oct 1855,
to David HAIL. the interest on Nhich has been paid up
TO Oct 7, 1854; also, another mortgage Which Is
claimed to be due S347 and interest from Oct T. 1854
The other parcel adioins tie above, has frontage
on Spruce street ofabout 81 feet and has depth OF
about LOG feet having small stable thereon and Is
subject TO a mortgage given to Isaac Cooling and
WIFE Nov 18th, 1855, which there is due balance
Of about 5000 more or less. - . u tL-.i
The equity of redemption OF the first parcel VIII DO
sold subject to the right Of widows dover in said
equity, tshe having rehnquished her dover in said
first named morgage and the latter subject 10 her
right of dover in the entire lot.
The property maybe examined at any day and pre-
sents unusual attraction for investment or per-
sonai occupancy. The sale win be absolute, and the
'-'' ''' CAROLINE FoGG, Adm, nistrairix.
HENRY BAILEY s. Co., Auctioneers
Feb %, 1866. mhSdtd
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-21
For Sale by Auction,

DOSITIVE SALE will be made by auction OF the
[ premises, on the 2Sth Day of March cur
rent, at IL O'Clock M, and possession given April
story Cottage, nearly ni he'd situated on Stevens
Plains, near the terminus of the Horse Railroad in
Westbrook, and within few rods of the Portland &
Rochester and Kennebec Railroad Station. The
Horse Railroad passes the premises. The lot is 68
feet on the street, extending back $50 feet, with
fruit trees. Ff -.i }tt--l
A well built barn, wood-house and kitchen adjoins
the main house. t.. e. e. ..''i.t-
1t combines all the advantages of nearness to the
Railroads, Westbrook Seminary, Town Schools and
City OF Portland. Price at private sale $1,000. Ac-
commodation viii be given, If desired, for half the
purchase money on mortgage Of the premises.
They may be examined on any day before sale.
HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auct'rs.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-21
Ney York. Markets

,-.-., - NEW YORK, March 90 .
Cotton-heavy and lower; sales s, ZOO bales; Mid
ding Uplands at 39t a 40c.
Flour-State and Western dull and unsettled, and
common a Toe lower; sales 1900 bbls: State at IS
a 815. Round Hoop Ohio at Is O. II 90. Southern
common declining; sales $50 bbls. at 70 "a 10 3d.
Canada heavy; sales $50 bbls. at 80 g II 20. "a
Wheat heavy, and Spring is "a &c lower; White
Club, No. 2, at 80; Whit. Canada, choice, at215.
Corn-1c better; sales 40, 500 bushels; Mixed West
ern at "a q 76c. D..
S s:i5lSl,i .lnBd2GiI90d o
iPork-closed more firmly; sales $500 bbls. new
mess at % rs a rs 90, closing at 26 90.
Lard-heavy; sales 300 bbls at IT @1s5.
Whiskey-dullj sales 30 ,bbis. Western at 227.
Rice-dul. ts@t' . &Ab9FF 9sSA- } Of
Sugars quiet; sales $50 hhds. Muscavado at 81 q
1ltc.
Naval StoresAquiet. o. sCIaLlF .1elU-T
Petroleum-dull and lower; sales 800; Crude at "a
q %; 1000 bbls. refined bonded at 3S q 40.
l iTallow-frm; sales 186, 900 Id, 7vTeg,,cY
iFreghts to Liverpool quiet; cotton 6-1s@ i'd.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-21
EeniQnis1a.
New YORK. March 20.

EaJ 1aJrI 3 n NEW YORK, March 70. B.
Aspecial despatch from Toronto, C. W.,
says the anti-Fenian fever broke out afresh
with great virulence Saturday night, under
the influence of rumors placing Gen. Swee-
ney with large force both at Detroit and Nj
aSara. ---.,-.
In Toronto the alarm was great, the troops
being under arms all night. The engines to
transport them to any required point were
kept fired up, and everything held in readiness
to repel attack. .4-ri' -si 81
That the Fenians certainly mean business,
and that little hindrance to their plans is to
be hoped for from the United States Govern
ment is said to have become the settled belief
of the Canadians. Troops are still moving to
the frontier from various points and THE Or
ganization of new companies continues.
A plot to blow up the Toronto drill sheds
with the volunteers in them, is reported as
having been discovered. aIht'l Fl Il Il 4
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-21

N. B.-FoUND in our store and subject to thu
claims of the owners, One Valuabe Breast Pin, Kid
GIoues, Sun Umbrellas, and variety of othe arti-
cles. t--- -.-a.T -s.s ..I. s... 81 r. E. o.I sqn
ELDEN s. WHITMAN.
Feb 20, 1S66-dtf $50
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-21
From Fortress Monroe.

+ The gqnboat Bienville has returned from
the Norfolk Navy lard and will soon sail for
the West India Squadron. The gunboat
Florida sailed yesterday for the same destina-
ton. The frigate Macedonian has gone to
the Norfolk Navy Yark TO, be ,rsftted as
cruising vessel for nfdshipmens> A0sSSNS
The North Carolina fisheries are reported in
full operation
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-21
3 Stock Market. ~ q n
y Z. a.. Nav YopK March 90.
FIFTY CENT
REVENUE STAMP.

'taA.f 70 f-at4
vlle.1-g4s st i.a ssab 1sviA (kEVENUE STAMP
To the Justices of the Supreme judicial Court Of the
State Of Maine, osert to be holden at Portland,
cithin and for the eouaty Of Cumberland, on the
third Tuesday Of april, a. d. 1866. l'f.'-.a
CTEPHEN X. DYER, End, Of Portland, in said
- County, respectfully libels and gives this Court
to be informed that he was lawfully married to Ella
FDyer, then Ella F. Poor) at said Portland, the
seventh day Of August, in the year Of our Lord
Chckering of said Portl md, and thereafter resided
with her as husband and wife in said Portland.
That your hbeant, since their marriage, has al
ways conducted himself faithful and affecdonate
husband, and always obs rived all his marriage cove
nants and duties towards the said Ella but the said
Ella wholly regardless of her marriage covenants,
and duties, has neglected your lbelant and abandon-
ed the home provided for her, and on or about the
first day of November A. D. eighteen hundred and
sxty-fve, at said Portland, and divers days and
times since committed t. Q crime of adultery with
divers lewd men whose names are to your libellant
unknown, and is now leading absolute life. raI
Wherefore your libellant prays thathe may be d.
and his said wife. - ~ fg.yzFx a p I'D
Dated this first day Of March, A. D. eighteen hum
dred and sixty-s:x.
I.,.foFeT3 STEPHEN z. DYER, End.