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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-09
y. II. COW'a.N.. IN. ID.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
Office over Hughes & staoher's Store. op.
positeItRe Town Hall
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n NJ Prepare for cholera by.clsahlluss
anaitempefate living.
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IE1IYsICI ANa.
Drrg. v. CRarE.

OFFICE One Door West of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner Of cen.
tire and Washington Streets, ashland, o. (
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7. J. KENNY. R. NJ. CAMPBELL
sKE.fA'Y' Il CAMPBELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, o.; Office
on Church Street, in the brick building i'm
msdiatelyr Vest Of Cahn's Store. gad
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n fellow so !

ButI must cut my story short Il
He took me home with him; and had
good visit; | saw Melinda to my hearts
content. Nay more-I met and was
properly introduced to Hattie Smith
and--well / am having q new suit Of
clothes mads--and in due time they will
be married-myself in them-and the
young lady Just, alluded to. 81 5a ..,. .,a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug.1
inc PRINTING Bureau Department is now print
O'ooo'ooo stamps OF different denominations for beer
'aireis as requ red by recently passed law
ousn many members of Congress voted
As' an increase OF their salaries, every one of
ol tnem has drawn the extra pay. +
Lett rs are pouring in daily asking for instruc-
ions an forms in relation to applications tor the
auuicionai bounty under the recent act. None can
oc FURNISHED until the Secretary of War and the
secretary OF the Treasury have prescribed rules and
regulations as the act directs. 1t will probably be
several weeks before system can he adopted.
Ihe Second Aud tors Office will settle only the
claims OF the heirs Of deceased soldiers but as there
VIII De at least 100000 of such CLAIMS time must be
required 10 prepare proper register and make other
necessary arrangements to receive them. No ad-
vantage can possibly be gained by hurrying clalr,s
either into that olice or the Paymaster Generals
office. --l.,g.. .f..-- I.-e.fs7e
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~ III " y :
A Brave Hero Gone.

Gen. Lysander Cutler, formerly of Maine, one of
the bravcst men that liycd died July Soth, Mt
his residence in Milwaukee, Wis. His first active ser
vice was in the Aroostoo war, so called, during tic
aticirated troubles between this country and Great
Britain. He was second in command under General
Hodsdon. On the breaking out of the war in 1861 he
went from Milwaukee in command OF the Sixth Wis
consn Regimcnt and was attached TO the First Army
Corps of the Army of the Potomac under Gen. Nc
Dowcll, and when that officer detached from the
command Of Gen. Mcclellan, he went with him to
fredericksburg In the disastrous retreat of General
Pone he had his horse shot under him. was severely
wounded himself, anil bronglitto Dorchester, Mass,
where he lay during the Maryland cam paign and bat
tie Of Antietam.
Before be lad fully recovered he again took the
field and covered the retreat of armies at both
Fredericksburg and Charlottesville. At Gettysburg
he was in the advance. and was near Gen. Reynolds
when that officer killed. He wis afterwards in
tie ticSest of the H ht, had three horses shot der
linn, his STAFF losing sin moro; more than half of his
mel and officers were shot down in less than an hour
and hall. At the battle of tie Wilderness, on the
death Of Geu. Watlsworth, he took command of That
oiccrs division, fought at Spottsylvanis South An
III, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, where he slightly
wounded in the f,ce by shell. it1
lie was after this placed In command Of the post at
jackson, Michigan and remained there til the close
OF the war. Retiring he returned to his home in Mil
waukcc-witl previously iron constitution broken.
lie has been sufferer more or less ever since.
On the 25th nit, he was stricken down with paraly-
sis-and remained helpless and srccchess until his
noble spirit passed away His age ws about IS years
No General, probably in the whole army, underwent
altgue fought harder than hc.-Boston Con-
f3frcin1
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From New Orleans.

3f as,5 NEW ORLEANS, Aug. /.
Gen. Sheridan returned this forenoon from Brazos
Santiago. 8.s8a5uaj .fsa 'a' - 4AN
Gen. Baird has appointed military commission to
investigate the CONVENTION riots, wife Gen. Mower as
President. h8g asLl a4tF EfaT 9fgl p
Mayor Monroe has addressed letter to Gen. Baird
saying: ''-' '''''.'ii ''' ''i
without attempting to dispute his (Baird's) mil:-
'ary law. he cannot but express his astouisent al
such step, and alta timc when 10 exigcnces existel
ior 1t. The aid Of military would have been most
gadly received 10 rcpress violence when such tut, r.
velltion was asked. But lam at loss to understand
Dy what authority it is mae to assume the virtual
suppression of tho civil authorities. We have al
ways been taught to believe that it is the PRINCIPAL
uuy OF the military officers i'll tho country TO sustain
and enforce the civil law II am to understand
from tho words Of your order that it is yonr desire 10
prevent the recurrence of riotous and unlawful p1o
ceedmgs of Monday, would respectfully suggest
that yonr release Of all the rioters and their accosso
rcs who were arrested by the police, as the first in
your administrators of martial law, is mot well calcu
lated to accomplish Tint ofjccq." ~ y
Mayor Monroe concludes his letter by Declining 10
act as Mayor until civil authority is restored. 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY OF PORTLAND,

"HEREAS Moses Gould. and others. have poti-
uoncd the City Council to lay out new Street
o Nay IN snd city -bsgniug at North Street
n ,;n TO Eastern Promenaae, to be continue
t.,en @ " walnut Street, and whcrcas said petition
w rcierrc9 Dy the City Council July 81, 1sGG. to the
therefore ~ 'o'''-oo' ~
Notico hereby given to all PARTIES interested, that
c oonit Standing Comm lice cr the City COUNCIL OH
ny out new streets, will meet TO hear the pardes
lo view the proposed WAY on the 10th day o August,
isCO at three oclck in the AFTERNOON, at the nf
MorIn ana Walnut stroct and will then and there
Iaocceu 20 uetermne and idjulge whether the public
requires iil st;cct way to bc Eu out.
Ien a, under our hands this lst day Of August,
~ AUG. T.. STEVENS,
EDMUND PHTNNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDlNGS,
t'lt+-- Il. l;i-iI ItFokD
ELIAS CHASE,
5t W. Il. Ffl,lo.
-. Committee on laying out New Streets.
Argus copy. augedtd
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NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE IN TENNESSEE.
1t is stated that gentleman in business
here, who was an officer of rank in the Fed
eral army, had occasion to visit one of our re-
constructed contemporaries tor the purro e Of
having some advertising done. While 1 lere
he got into a controversy with one OF the at
taches of the office, himself formerly an officer
of similar rank in the rebel army. In the
course O. the conversation it is stated that the
rebel gentleman said he had fought three years
to whip the Yankees, and was " ling to fight
three years more for the same cause. This,
of course. reused the ire of the Federal officer,
who declared that the next war would be one
OF determination, which would result in the
rebels being driven iuto the Gulf The in
dienation oil the ex-rebel became so great at
this point that he drew pistol, and would
probably have made short work of his oppo-
nent ifa third party had not intervened. The
naughty Yankee, being unarmed, withdrew in
good order, and thus was lost good customer.
This is the story as told to us, and it is proba-
bly, substantially true.-MemphIs Post.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

WHEREAS. the City Council on the Slst day Of
w July. 1sGG, PASSED an order directing the Com
nittco on LAYING out and Widening Streets to con-
slider tho eNpedicncy Of extending Centre Street 10
Commercial Street. .r q nTsrs rss7l
Notice hereby given 10 n parties Interested that
tile 'oint Standing committee the City Council OH
laying out streets, win meet 10 heir the PARTIES
and view the proposed way the eighth tay OF Au-
gust, 1eet at four o'clock in the afternoon, at The cor
nor OF Fore and Centre Street, and VIII then and
there proceed ~ dctcrnine and a0iudgc whether the
pubic convenience requires said street or way to be
Laid out. esssttk k-sgt4 stEfsl1 ~ 1T n =
Given under our hands on this 1st day of August.
A. D., 1896. n
% AUG. f.. STEVENS,
gs EDMUND PufNNEY,
3 +aa..s as AMBROSE GIDDTNGS.
b edt 8r JOSEPH BRADFORD, /,
"a -e., ~ ao Fl ELIAS CHASE,
w. l.. FILES,
..o,., Committee on Laying out New Streets.
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by TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
Thursday Morning, August Q, 1865,
Latest from EasrODe ,
VIA. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
NC AAeiorm Dcmonstraiions I'm peril Earl
Defbyes Administration.
PEACE AT BERLIN.
Prussia Carries all Hes. Pos,as.

,rr NEW YORK, Aug. /.
don, July sOlh:- 'i'''''' ''''' ''''i-
"A great reform meeting was held to-day in his
ihifty thousand PEOPLE were present. Ieso-
.uuohs were adoltcd declaring that thew had no filth
- tne government Petitions were read which are y,
ue riescnted 70 Parliament, dcurndirIg inquiry into
nc couduct OF Sir Richard ayne, chief OF police.-
ing procession was immense. Several bands of mn
city. .. 3t9 s p''Sca oii qui-
Ing tribune has special which says pcace was
Yol'''ii m Berlin on Saturday Bismark and tLc
Mhg return this week. Prussia carries all hor POINTS
Inc Liberals support Bislnarck's foreign policy.
Anstria's naval victory is much oyorrrted.
Ihe Hyde Park Riots and The movement to firm
Exclusive reform Lecgue meetings have perlled the
Derby government. ' ''''
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""NEH R0S-'r = A-aso.,..y 4..O. ing we ad
vertsed gold bracelet that had been purchased bv
aJe"cier III Calais, from person who said he nick.
Cd up IN the streets in this city during the great
Ere ana whlch he sold for small price to the jow-
eer, who sent 1t to us to see If we e,uld find the
owner. Hardy had the Press becn distributed be-
ore ayoung lady called and stated that while en-
s.sed IN throwing water on to building on the
nj mt Of the fire she dropped bracelet from her
arm which had been presented to her by her mother.
scbed it, and it proved to be the identical one I'm
our ossession. We must not say how delighted the
iady was on recovering the lost keepsake or how
p'eased we were to be the means of rest ring IT,
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Meetin OF the American Dental Assoc
citation.

- I
Inc sessians Of the American Dental Association,
whiehis holding its sixth Annual meeting here, were
eoh'ihnei tc-lay. The only business Of importance
transacted was tho adoption Of report recommend
" tho institution of a commission whose duty II
SNAIL be in case Of failure to obtain modification Of
the claims of the Goodyear yulcanizel Rubber Com
rany against Incidental profession, TO ussist any
m mDer or members of tho profession In protecting
themselves against such claims in any of the cours
the United States. The adoption Of the report o.,
6 ,s'ohed considerable enthusiasm in the mcctng-
Ihe commission will be,arpointed tomorrow.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

AGO., ,o,,s, i'iS'0s vi laying ouC NOW StreciS
argus copy. q auC2d
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GALL PAID UP,"-Persons who are ubout to insure
their property Invited to peruse the advertise
lnent OF MIR. W. d. Little. WIN has the Agency OF
some of the soumest and most reliable Offices in the
Union. These Offices were largely interested in the
recent destructive confagration in this city, and the
losscs every case. have been promptly paid It's
ouly necessary to mention this fict t. establish TIE
reputation Of such offices, not only in this commune
" but everywhere. We can cordially commend the
offices ut Mr.. Iitte's Agency to TIE confidence and
patronage OF the community. iEt aa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-02

INTERNATIONAL TELEe sAPH.-Ata meeting OF
the directors Of the International Telegraph Com
rany, held at the Preble House in this city last So
urda, lit was announced that the stock was all Ia
ken and voted to proceed at to the construction
Of the line We understand that Mr.. A. D. Brown
who has been the heart and soul of the enterprise,
will have charge Of the construction. The in, u
probably bc open from Boston to Portland by sns
first Of December.
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- h1 BRUNSWICK, Me-, Aug. 1.
NO President was chosen by the Board of Trustees
OF Bowdohi College, at their adjourned meeting this
evening. They will meet agaiu to act on the subject
ON the second Friday Of November.
PRESIDENT Wood held his usual leycc this evening,
for the last time. -f..sv-s a,,ae 4
AT the commencement dinner this afternoon, every
slison to the retiring President proved his popular
among the alumni by the enthusiastic applause il
elictetl. OH sfIff slrs gf
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WHEliEAS the City Council On The s1st tlay of
tee on laying out aud widening Go consider tile
cNpcdiccy OF eNtcildig Cotton Street from Free to
Commercial Street.
Notice is hereby given to all parties Interested thai
the JOINT Standing Committee OF the City Council on
laying out new streets, will meet to hear the ares
anl view The proposed way the sth day of August
leG6 nj four O'Clock in the acrnoon at The corner Of
Eore and Cotton Streets. and will then and there pro-
ceel TO determine and alulge whether tho lubie
eucncc requires said street or wiy to be laid out
Given under our hands on this LIST day OF August .
a. D.. 1850.
AUG. j.. STEVENS,
EDMUND PIljNNEY,
Cs 81 AA - = AMBBOSE GfDDINGS,
JOSEPH IiI;ADfUlsD,
1., e.s.sr l'.s ELIAS CHASE,
W. p. Fii,I.S,
Committee on Laying out New Streets.
augo,ltd
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additional Pension and Bounties
Obtained by calling OH or writing to
George f. Emery,
Clapp's Block, opposite Old City Hall.
Dog Lost.

OST three weeks ago. n black and tan terrier dog.
six months old short cars, shaggy face long tail.
Had on brass collar, with paddock. AIy one rc-
turning him 70 George Anderson cog Congress street.
opposite nieehancs Hall, will be suitably rewarded
aug1-tf -
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NAhnow EscAiE-An Irish woman named syl-
Vesler, living on Summer street, was TIE recjrent of
q Siii,h sim OF money from charitable lady OH
tuesiy' lsirt Of which she invested iu Irish wine
s,' urunS and Willie in bed set the clothes OH fro.
no'ue O'clock wednesday morning tile smolo
asousea te family overhead, who gave tho alarm, and
sN's was cStihguisled after burning the bureau
half up and most Of the clothes. 49,
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Densocratic Conyenfian

~ 80 HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. l.
Resolutions wore passed at the Democratic Soldiers
Convention held hero to-day, which rcpudiates the
action Of the Soldiers Convention held in Pittsburg
in Juno last, denounce the actions Of Congress and
applaud Presitlcn Jolmsons policy. orpcse negro s-
frage and euaity, hold that negroes should be sats-
fed with being free and should ask no more of the
,ooDr,1o y ~ siAff Na NJ
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-Gcn. Tillson has made application for authority
to place Stewart County, Georga. under martha Inv,
the civil authorities not only having fed to DO their
duty. but having Joined with rioters in murder
ing freedmen after they arrested and hound ov
er. county judge killed negro who ,lefcnded him.
self against gang of robbers and was allowed to cs
cape unpunishcd
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.o.Jt ,,,,, 51i :, l,a.,l.ss, li,.-iel
= 80 ..s " ois-
omOn Icoplo IN East tennessee s..e s"e,'is
Iis ! bread cast upon the waters" has returned, os
VIII DC seen py the following letter, which enclosed
dfait lot i've hundred dollars, received by +. c.
iMoody, EST. yesterday. Mr.. Moody was treasurer
OF tho East Tennessee fund: 9lsH iAi4 ii'al
= hNoxSiLLE, Tenn, July 9th, tseea
a. Deaa'i'cs, Esq' treasurer of tho East Tcnucs-
j see nsei =. iuho' -. o,f H9sffv 9s5,It wa aa
1,eel. caled meeting of the Executive
Comittee OF the East tennessee Relief Association
nei'' 'o-dy In 'is Macc' the resoiutious appended
"crc ueanlmeusly adopsed' and was instructed to
20 you COPY OF the proceedings ofsaid
nceuung 4, ~. 5s8t sss s. aaEa g.s 8
heslcctiuiiy your ob't scrvt, ,.r -, o,.r
GEORGE M. WHITE, Secretary.
ASa"eelng Oh tne Executive committee OF the
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johnson Convention In Connec.ieus.

3a . KFw HAVEN, Ct, Aug. l.
Tho johnson State Convention met in this city to-
day. Nearly 200 persons, including members and
Spectators, were present. Senator Dixon prcsdel
and read lengthy address condcming the policy OF
Congress and sustaining That of Prcsdent johnson.
Resolutions IN the slrit were adopted. Thirty
nino delegates TO tho Philadelphia Convention were
appointed. rrt sHr r.-f
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From, New Orleans.

New ORLEASI, Aug. !.
The steamer Alliance. from vcr, Cruz 27th ult.,
has arrived. Yellow fever was prevailing at Vera
Cruz. H rsd ail 4,Hls sos N'S77' = :
revolution had becn attempted at the city Of Mex
.eg 6nl the Parties had boon arrested and banishcd to
and placed in the Castle Of San juan IA xsra
frapsrcrtatson The country was very much excited.
ilrce hundred exiles from the Rio Grande had ar
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-02
! CITY OF PORTLAND.

WHEREAS. the Heirs of John Anderso,, have
wv petluoEed The City Council TO lay out a new
street oT dublic Way in slid city, bewocn Cumber-
Enaali tNtors Streets. east of Anderson Street and
whereas SAD petition was referred blythe City Council
July u, 1856, the Undersigned, for them 10 consid-
CT and act upon, therefore 80. - =
Notice is hereby gwen 10 all parties interested that
the sIeint Standing Commiltec OK the City council ON
out new strcets, wflimeet to hear the rntics
gust ls6t. at four O'Clock in the ailerro6 at the
colner OF Cumberland and Anderson streets and will
then and there proceed 10 determine and atliuJpe
whether the public convenience requires said sire r
way 10 be laid out. -
A. d. isCG cur hnds on this first thy of August
fq39 AUG. E. STEvEr1,--
EDMUND PHINNEY,
'sa + tsssSA35. .AMBROS iGIDDIEGS,
ri VII froads JOSEPH BRADFORD, =
tIf ELIAS CHASE, -,,t. a NJ,
W. P. FILES,
"a Committee on Laying out New Streets,
Argus copy. L. - - aug2did
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From, Cbar7estou.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Aus. ],
It's known to-day that the prisoners condemned
10 death by military commission and whose recent
mysterious removal from Castle Pincincy occasionc
much speculation sent to the Dry Tortugas for
life, by order Of the President. ss.zpaii. i.r 2
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LOOK OUT FOR BURGLARs.-Tueslay uight some
rascais trel 10 break into Mr.. J. j. Tbbetts grocery
store on Muptoy, and succee.lel in rcusing thu
watclman who sleeps in the siorc. and taking the
alarm from his movements, decamred, leaving o
largo chiscl sticking in tho dour. The same crew,
probably. afterwards smashed in tho back ,t,rr of
Mr.. Collins grocery store ON Congress Street, Mum
joy, broke oien the money drawer, and carried or
about five dollars in silver cchi, and scattered the
corpcrs they found in tho yard. Shorkcclers viii
please take notice.
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M,cr.rfoN OF FREEpMES.-1hc steamer from
I,oston Yesterday morning. brought large number,
re,rlvone hundred able-bodicd freedmen. They are
mostly young men, and have come North to obtain
work. They win undoubtedly find plenty Of employ
mcnt in our city. We learn that others will follow
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RICHMOND, Va, Aug. !.
The central committee to-day appointed slib-com-
mittee to recommend list Of delegates to The Pa-
lelrhia convention. A resolution proposing T., in
struct the delegation to vote rs unit was Indefinite
ly postponed. The meeting adjourned until P. M.
to receive the report Of the subcommittee.
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south carolinn sta,cl Conxen,ian

sa a t-- COLUMBIA, S. c., Ang. 1.
The State Convention met here to-day. Gov. Orr
presided. - .2-,r' -
Resolutions were adopted approving the Presidents
policy, and cordially accepting tho invitation to the
Philadelphia Convention. as taifet 1.te q.
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The Atlantic Gable. :.

SAcKylLLE, n. B.. Aug. 1, P. M.
The Nova Scotan lines having filled to wost cast
of Pictou since O'Clock this evening, we arc in con-
sequence unable to receive any dispatches tonight
VIA Aspey Bay from the Alautic cable 1t is expect
cal That the wires will be repaired by tomorrow mor-
inn. h&Ha- 1888 ~ VII IN
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PORTLAND AND TTCINTTY.
MUNICIPAL coURrE

JUDGE KISGsBURy pnEsibfNfi.
WEDNEsDAY.-Thomas Raster and John Field. for
drunkenness and disturbance fined Sc and costs
each, Both Of them were committed.
Richard n. buddy, Patrick Grcady and Abner
Paine, each pleaded guilty to search aud seizure pro-
cesscs, and paid s22.26 each, fine and Costs. -
George y. eier an. j. II. blanchard. for lar
ceny Of two coats, the property OF Thomas McGow-
IN, were sentenced to co days Imprisonment in tie
County Jail, S. sa5 . .s's-
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IioUoI SElzUEEs.-Tbo Dcputy ATarsbo,s vestcr-
Day seized small quantities. Of LIQUOR in the shon ot
Michaci Connor, OIL Ccutre Street, AMI in a sbop ON
York Street. Op VII
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New YoRK. Aug. 1,
From, California.

V.I San FRANCISCO, Aug. /.
dispatch from Victoria dated yesterday, says an
enthusiastic celebration took place there on the ,lay
Previous the receipt Of the news of the successful
laying Of the Atlantic cable. Tho Legislature ad-
joirned and business was suspended, and the Cover
nor. Chief Justice and the Mayor addressed IN inn
mense meeting in the public square. e-.t-t
The steamer Saginaw sailed yesterday for Victoria
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Thc Cholern ~ New xotI..

Enc Cholera 1n New York,
DEC New YonKs Aug. 1.
Fifteen cases and six deaths in this CIV AMI e.l-
teen csscs and five deaths in Broolin from cholera
;re reported to-day. sat.-.a.ss1 -s.kS
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o. s. CLAIM AGENCY.
WILLIAM HI. FEssENDEN,

FORMERLY Claim Agent OF the is. Sanitary
IL Commission. Additional bounty for soldiers who
have served two or three years. and for soldiers who
enlisted for two or three years, and who were dis
charged on account of wounds, 10 the limo OF duty
Additional bounty for heirs OF deceased sofiers who
service Of the Uuited States of wounds or OF isaasc
contracted IN the service ofthe United States. Heirs
are entitled to the bounty in the following orlcr:-
Widows, minor children. Either mother
Collected by VIM. II. FEssENDEN u S. Cla:m
Agent. Oilce at No. "a Brown Street, Portland Me-
Blanks and instructions sent to claimants by return
August /. dow