davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-06-15

THuAsnAy Evx, June Il.
our lesetng tobbes report tA1rly actlre ts1de 10
TIT 1hert arc no 1arge nuTex town snu yey
few large htla beng tnzda. The demand il coaupea
ptincrHfly 10 amaM asde1o for miscellaneous goods,
but ~ ,hese quite nnuesons tho 44leg aggregate
larEe. fIntA Are In far d.n7nd anu prices are iu.m
aid uoeha ked for al makes extspt Atnoas and G,or.
cestess, which are A.chiaher. stsatasd shterfn9.
arc nrI. and the stock ID moderate, though a.npts
enough 70 meet tht demand Ble1caed goods ate n
s'ead, demand It ptcYtoas rates. Dru,ms. s,rtpes
ana 1trks are unchanxeo Declines Be1 freely II our
Qoot4toda. Carpets are In fAf demand md .tc heher
oa uo.tbsauds We quote c1osiax praccs u folloFs:
, 1866-06-15
Pie.sburxh OH aJarket. Junc 13th.

HnfeS and aslieE3 scsa*l their dl1ereoce4. The
Anouat dsyeosrd of reached $50 bsrts. diyfdea -
nondrd ol-s,1es -, 6fis fee o. cass here It axe
%eRr @ &C. ea: Sale. ooe ofts Phia4ts phi. dclfv.
bonded Phuade1phia, between Jane 25th 1ad .faty
5o9 terc se4e. ot LOO br1a september d.lly ~,
ey-.hs 'ssaa we1c .i.nheid: Lu01 Ds.., Nctober de-
VII f1lsadelphlas =. o.. 4sYc. JAes ~ bf1a do.
, 1866-06-15

tne pfe,eot wrai.n@ an1thtr Yea. VI plenty seem
EH1y 20 pe mcted out to Minnesota. FFun. iii trc.
o1s q tns s14Se " hear the mos. cheering reports
Q! ne csopA The u e rains hare psoyed TO b tue
e. II r. Aiuoe.oss Valley Te " informed thst
Eas a. ave1se yleId oft1es.y nVe 6aIne1s per acre
V1.s III nna pot.tos! sfs Il! nousishlpx aao lhe
Than .nstatnta the canning Itts Jet too aary
70 !fedlcL abonte immunity tom d AttrF. hut tho
hAsy Iains Of the pssr ten d1Ya which have extended
khf ngnoa! me ssats we're 10 opporIanc 3ua oxtea-
sFe as 20 dlspe Ill fears ofe d:Gueht md leave bUt
llt.1e Dom Tor doubt ~ to ths result "
, 1866-06-15

193 Wells street, Of Monroe, Chcaso, Ill., de-
votes hfs attsnon extlunst1y treatment Of te
cfet oiSeA4e sgphsla in at 1ts Fnref toEs. iou or
rhtA. elect, Structure g. Mlnx Neakuezs PAin.t IN
Joinu Ahactore Of she Kidneys, di1ease o. the Head
Throat hose and SKIN. LII thos. m ctious a57slnR
rom eecet habit OF u nth which pfodnce couatILu
tonfl debility. e1dtt i'm ppaS1hto sud In ybf
esd dex1oy both body and Minu.
3o-No MxA TAkr pARrIcUtAx NOTICE. a cure for
those who have 1s3u1ed thetnfaye1 By secret habits
ADsl sCtsAiItIE NYkN cIVN,
e1r for tha cure Of enLsl uehi ny. Soc
%,sKpess ?, ete Gsa Be pesmsntnfly eu:ed II from S
Eh-n used couolnty With snediclpe1 Or. Rotr1axnI
T. order % l7*fs the most scep1cal 10 The ncfis
or n pltdxe4 himself that lr auf instance
Eh1e Il M! pEore rsai!s: factory. Alter :sf Iz7a
ne money vii be retuecef b. Fttnfuue she (1stro-
lxfoR7 Ant 10 LAptE.-. mali onplsluts treated
Win Ert1f snccea- Our Pert,llcaI Grops Hil hz7ne
@ toe courses 10 case OF 0hrrcusne ron any cAos.
enll!uts treated BY letter. addfrs1 D. BCR.
IK;9utHh t93 *ttls aueet, corner Monroe, Chtcaro,
&lHups1-
, 1866-06-15
K1bark'x i Bft1krH.
Nob2ck's Bko1aa aeh BifterH

Roback's Stomach Bitters
Cures Dytpepsta
1nc1eases the Appetite
Robnck'& Stomach Nittery
Strengthens tho Systeu.
Koback's Stomach Bat,ess
Assists Digestion.
Aoback's Stomach Hitter1
Rezulase the AedttJ OF the ston.ch.
Noback's Stomach Bltters
Cures Dissrhea.
are RE best sstnuIaat IN usc,
Roback's Stomach 8skter
Relieve Co supltlon
&obacksa StsMach Rltters
Ara upequailed FIR General Debility.
Aobnck's Stomach 8i&eern
Cures Nervous Headache.
&oback7s Stomach Bftters
Are sold BY Ill Refill Druggists.
Robncl,A Stomach Bitter.
Aro ioF sale By Wholesale pzucvtats.
Rohseks Stomach Ritrrrs ~ the on1y HJtt.r, tn,r
41oua pe nted ~ thH people, rum the acs thsk theS
arc made from puEn dIn1t and nouor, 1
lee bstte91 Ne maou!xcturec nsder the supe,1nfeud
tce o1 n1of the oesI che1nsf1 N The Unittd Stsfes
6rtat care 1takea In The selection OF tue trngs Tn
Rt!esa 70 tne public would eli thsir y
1pca 20 Ios snoys lses and viii ony sdd that
re rtanlE .!il BE- 9asanous, N fasos VIII Xobsff9.
3.e1aeh BEteE1 ~e o4ly ask ~ people 10 b. toe
III Ts!1a ss1ees ctneaSsas 6nlo, a. as' CD a1a II
t91a1-l2m F.kAwsop
, 1866-06-15
6tp Nnttrth
NOTICE TO LAY DRAINS IN
y canal STREET. FHok LAKE 70 AApI-
son 81kEET3.
NrE1 or f11 RoAHu oS Puk1Io Wo1nl

.-.. CM14oA junA II, 1854.
Eette* Il ehy KtTeu 70 the oxners or The follow
Tug described lots. pieces Of snd, that the Common
Conseii q ,hs cy nt tchteaRo ~ N Gratnaaes pa.t
May H. 1871 prue13ux pktS1tt drStn to b. fxld 4
esca Of said lets piec<a Of iAu4~ cuuneeu.K tbs
tAnt H1th the puhic se Mef ~ sha Are+t op1ot'so.
the aatd dfAue 10 be lad With: ten Qe dAJ1 o tha
dste htre Of; the raid to b dona by one o he
dram II. By thI% Roaru md recording TO
the general tpetdExttou.o on DIE IN this o6aea.
DESCRIPTION or LOTS:
Pxk4 of Sub 10. Of No. Of No. Of E4sue OF Addition
|. f,ni. Anf.Tbt Int nx Hat
, 1866-06-15

cllred n4sin to 145x, and closed ut 1464. ollTet
Nas quiet 1t 115I 137.
Government securities are very dull and steady.
The local dc.nznd Is At present unusually hight We
Quo,I: :
, 1866-06-15

S:ss i; s3,; taxing Flour Bo.,os
sss R:fs es ssaoss "a .:
hnffo;; s; EeF1 :! Hs sehrs asttts astD xoos
ssItn IA loifIs TsI CT !. is: ;sar Fontsaee;
F.1eh!id #hsas NON Aii:aaIee @ It s.e. r. 'eaf h. =.
' ea' th,sBia &c 81,
o. @ sp1sns Est5.s toE srsds 20 so9ia9 Sape. eul
70; sesss 91ra Httaas;s 6;is
Aft'e:ss" .;sX; q 81, s,o ioa.s aS II
a..1e. At sa Ill 3 sa 81. 81: g.
's'* e e E: u. 60 e 81; II: e !:
ss Ss5se 6l's : ie =: "A. oIssa
II; 1 'i e .sppsa ,', i.
RssrIs. u ", Spring w ao.e!,ed ia aatst-eio
sser+:: srEIse W9rAT.soopa % 10. i Nv s.tio: 80
81 &c H sas 90 D. b &c ao 4 I, s,H j5S aS
& & Il; :s i i .s
rs Is i @ i Is ~ Is Il S
Mei..s MG.as,sefsso :si,ss f ha
SSrS IS - 4 ;s{iss = xs
ts.s b g i 5sS r. sS9 8 SS E. @
bu 40 It lie: 80 In do Ut tc 9t51 81 Yrtiox At ~
s1sG e N WITS :: 81 tco 3. CO q 80. CoaS ATLoA1-
n1 90 II 'kc-clossnR steady Al 81 ktas'c lof No.
,0AIs,,Kessyed s22l1 ea:, shipped. 2s,,sas bn.
as5fsE t9sSy p aehse 70 ao9ut e nstses sales
IS s. d + Il s p e s'ss 5ssn
g S o. b 2, g {. e.; 3 II s0o e b.
xe 90 M a. eco'inE ssesag Il Ssxc oa for rG NJ g.
e s H. shipped 1856, bu Mr.
kss nSaassiy sc'tss "a s+.1si Se9sa i the
ssis 2a " Ee. so@ 81 e tss i :c: e:ss s
6. asse e paiess e At 'e''ns quiet
hi auG: Ssies vae: i,a1 81 io a Il ioe. G '' 4At'
IT.. ex.,
It II, ;is9 q 50 Iof ,n,siioI & prime:
S1ax II nn x 1ssek, ss G;<n>.
scs ma = the anss?es Of sales qu:te the tnatxet
heid hfm niasor nd com@on STsdes ass % i a1Se sS
as! RGT%ERMReet,red, II H. 47.ss II; .atpoed n,
Prime II1n Butter = y Hoda1te 1tqaess II shIp
er t ioa =, Psefs ,s a,s t9eEan vel 1o
rsn. t,1 49, ,sHM q@s.sas s Hs JUL: near1 ana Dc
ise East The s1pply aeas asAe' Is Is
y s1eess Of tne Demand and st9cks are accumata.
r. shrrru sys y x!0I !1cA aeHaa1 iot nsss p1cSaRes
~ oe s ~ y keEs e &c kegs At 1c;
ifofsE paI3 .,s a9os
C" ~; .159c
e9aH ~ 31
=, .,EAGNANN-!1Hue Hooef7t. o1t owing 10 the
- e. = itt.S " Hn!1 las 9A1ket fetoans urn. TIERS
eotian- 70 9uo,e: s' 1'e 'N''N'A0se0 ana va
lincoln 4. s-bu aeamfe ess 1ncn.. IS
T5ioa 1: % do ..::...'::.:........ ::..... Is
1n!oois 4 % DO -. -.............. 81 !
Han den L, S-bu, sssnieis..
TI.5x T1.i. =. 20 eoHoa aeanless''.-- 10
4nt7icsa 4. Do do .:........::.- .:.........:....
nuttaps. bu No. ......."....................
f3n,fan '-''''' 490o
, 1866-06-15

Hsynk been cosed Of sper1n 4sorrnea py ceepratsa
phJslcdan Anu obtlned his me.huu Of NeaSrrrat d..
sire 70 aeod sufferer trom sefE-ahuse the neaE9 b.
Wnich theY can be permanently cured. AL con niunE
LEI z. Q. p1aWeF 64ss. Cnlcsgo, hi. Iii
, 1866-06-15

CHICAGO DAILY MARK Er.

~ tnes of cToln reported In tAfs K4dyket r<porf
MAasaos Q" od*ss a 2e ss0fuat, nnl<ss otAeTuTe
TACE1pAT EvEx1ya, Ju4e H.;
FRE1EETs-KAnkoAp FkE1auzs-Tht follow.
, 1866-06-15
a fer an Attack of s1cknoss.

Nheo he animal p'Eer! are e1hsu'tea. the pulse
TIE ui1d DEPRESSED. saa ali Lhe 70 sees Of IT.
ta1ty Y ioW ebb thsle 1 re>torIive 1mpsrs1te
VI the HoSiE TER 81 r .Rs. Thst tcnI1ste
eT.ry otRsg. GentlS stimulate tue circula.la IN.
Prov and fmpaft " the tscn htaS neryeI iJ1bliity
spd ermhsft. Sosd By Ill Dfuxkl.sa.
, 1866-06-15

z. 500 TONS T. COAL WANT

o1tcF OF TBI HoArn OF PCBkro WoxK13
CHICAGO, June sth. tBs6-
Sealed PROPOSALS viii be received It this Oh a un,,
= T. tstoraay. June I'd. ioe the de- ". r. tr III
Goss h.at q ne engn. honsa Of the Chtcato Waler
tons OF Fr1Ar Hill, Chlppaws, willow Bsrk ofm,b1
or ~ Cnfbon coal, or o1heF coal OF eQua ~ zooa
The coal Viii b. Naixhed It the engine h-ust. and
LIE reiR III he1c founa viii dfEeTu1ne Inx su1oanr
lEtted BY contractor. The coa1 must + Ku,d mer-
soeEo1. Gee from t1te dust and dirt ead wal
1tafd. Int GrstvefT mnSt com enc d - doom A.
p1ct, d b. Dctobtf 18th. @ ~ WIZ
The F0ard AIko vte proposals for sstd co.l 1eav
!nK 70 parties bidding "a nAme thetr pInc8 OF dfiyer,
ktnd q Goa, and period Of delivery. vii also ~
ce1y' hlda fof unoadtuR spd n4utng said COD.
FIT pot1ls should b. Addressed TO tho kpxrd f r,h
lsc orkt ndorser Propo sit for oal, W.
Roatd reserves nxht to accept my bid which
1ney m4Y deem adFa1taEeous to the CITY Or IL rrrt
aby OF Rli b,as. =" s4e1ece
I.G- GIkDnk
FRED. LKTZ
o. J. R}AE
,.,, Genm!eaone1s !n Of the Board Of Public Works.
, 1866-06-15
&cW YORK 8kock H1arhn
COmm ERCtAL,


THURSDAY EVENING, June II, 1866
The following tlblt shows the receipts sna shin.
m-nts oi Produce during the past tgenty.lou,
hours:
, 1866-06-15
H0Nr OegflHy

And Future P1osrttts ia lfs clearly revealed b7 Dr.
Raphse. He wins the Affections Of The oppotlse sex.
He Eu,dss yon 70 wealth. health and happiness. ca1I
st213 Eatt Aadfson-st, (up stsrs). between Welfia
and Ffan1!n. Couxult&ton Yee one dollar fGs6
, 1866-06-15
PROCLAIM ALTON

1n u 70 Rtfe nnuco thzE all 6oe3 tound ru1ufu8 1t
1Ee tFotu to" Sixth das Of June n kae Ehst day Of
uGtoseI ne1t unless aecul eiJ nat&1lea NAY b. lm-
po0naed By anT prr1ou L. tnf Doc Pcnnt situated on
the corner Of 4tshI<e th aud Arnold stseets. nom
Hb1th nat sa4d dtgt shall not be released uo the
1.-Two duafa and hfty rtnts for each dag ~ ulmpo9ro-
&c. Aud 1etu1lbef sum Of sseesJ fe1ts for ere7y day
or ERt - 1s~ A., ox shall hkFH remained II ia
pound.
dogt not redeemed within four d3yp shs BE- de-
sT yea NJ the pound keeper.
rne oonnu.kscper |, bertbJ or1efed to psy revss4
Of n.ts l0f each ~ Ihfxa Ee IL
old delivered alive + salo poaud, By any pcraon u
teen more ye1F1 Old
Aneat. i. H. BopnAs, City C19k. mIsueGtlN
, 1866-06-15
Prices Of Elevutinr and S.orine Grain nj
HufIulos

Al mec izs Of the Western Eltysstne Comn4nv M
nuhno, held % ToeAds5 last folIo wing schedule
=! tates !of 1st5 VA adopfsd 1nanlmo1Ay:
Fo5 Lans!elE1ns+ laeluotnE dA{x xc p hu
~ 6@Ct9 s,e, xs. .sl sod 1ke % gram y hp.)
fos storage ntxt 10 Gays Observation-Disclosures y he
fof storage each succecdax 10 Gays or loss sc ba
, 1866-06-15
"ASs 4 4N8sElyNSSN6S
N1RBS TENNESSEEsS
Chs Wonderful Chtld}
f1he Wonderful Ch.ldl
MAGNETIC RIFE ELIXIR,
MAGNETIC LIFE ELIXIR.
ZOE
CLEAN8TNGfTHH BLOOD.
CL3AEHNG THE BLOOD,
BEAUT1FYfEG THE COMPLEXION,
HEAUT1fY1SG THE CoMrLRIloy.
BkAUTIFT1EG THE tONPL .xIoy,
GRATIFYING The cnMPLEyInu

THE GREAT SUCCESS this n,x,r tas met WITH IN,
ouced nc 10 put bs!ore the public, and ali ak u
toAseif htr 'Eta. and 1t Will then recommend IL
srn. 1t VIII remove all dark spots, otps, plupfes
oF any eruption up n ,hs raee body, and viii zive
ne complexion acear and healthy coloz snd II tho
directions ase operlT followed tn skin VIII become
Aloos. transparent
The properties of this syrup are purely Vegetable
ed perfectly harmless, and haye = wpoderfa, ctect
upon the lveT. suo cleaning tho system OF Ill otaes
oapuf4aes. and restore person to perfecr health
iae properties ano compo,ttion Of thi. sirup wrre
haoe noEn 10 me- when child aud 70 clalfypy.
aheonte. Hnce which have made C.. infant usa Of II
practice. ard from tn g1.aI snceess ih.fe ID
bring 1t oefo . the puntc.
Prepared only By Miss Tennessee, tho Ereae C1st.
yoJsnt. fnd Magnetic Doeueas, No. aga west
" usa's'' oeoE Mound Cisc'nnat. OHIO. For s,.o by
I'll druggists IN The Tinted states Price u ner hot
....-. JOHN u. PARK, General Agent
Northeast corner Fourth aud Walnut sts, ,cctnnau.
1ny2-16S41h1-N,y,N.
, 1866-06-15

IArRanAT Ev1SHo. June IL 1855.
The receipts and shipmenu during the past twenty.
fQpi hnrtk Nere. |-@
, 1866-06-15
H0STETTER'S BITFERS
Household Medicine {!


II" gFfat nl1aey to suppose that the nsuseous
nes1 OF medicine IL any proof OF tts ,nus - re-
s'o'aaTe. The truth is, that II tas palste seyolss
azalnst rt1nedy.tt cannot do much xood.
, 1866-06-15

u1xlcE or TIE DA 1T TEUCax.}
TharsdAJ Evening. Jane IL
BERT CA1TLE-AccoFn,nG to the Boara Of Trade
port The feeptz md shipments since cur last issut
6mpased Tlrh fhe corresponding period Of 16e3 hive
c~n 1t otlovz ltphoud be hosue III ufnr that thcae
a'p"sats aod recepts really those Of the day p
-etmk: - i
RefeiptG. Ebtrnuenfh
, 1866-06-15

- 5E3IK1 TO TIE EKIoH 6fpcI T1Kpa.
Trains Ar- 7un 70 the unlou Stock Yards oyes the
<7:tahufch Fort Wayne Road, leayirE the depot AZ
The eoEnE of Msdson and Canal stseet1 The fare Il
- reuts each Way, When tafo IL ps1d On the t,ntn
cents e1tt2 will be CHARGED.
, 1866-06-15
APPROXIMATION PHIZHs.

Fsfzsa patd IN gold. Information furnished. Tha
xheas ratss pad fpr Doph,oons and s1 kinds Of Gold
ard Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers. 4 Ha1fst. Eew yo,t
tuliStS " fSHsSn %NAA-
, 1866-06-15

eHEEP-7he receipts vcrn 40 head, and tbs enter
sse. foot un Isl heaa +: rrtess ranging nom 3s7x
ios eonhon TO te.'5 for choice Sheep. Ths dem md
Is principally for heavy tAowed Sheen. which .old
to-dayst IN advance Of 1o213c- Common and afettor
grader aFe a5t sought s,ter and aa1es a.s a,ox The
ma'Eet WIS tsEy active today sales being made \.
fx11oNSs ~
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11
From Georgia.

AUGUSTA Ga, July TO-
The schooner James Zelefs, sailing under
British colors, and which wes supposed to
have arrived at Boston, has been seized at
Smithville, N. c., by the revenue cutter for
smuggling between Cuban and North Carroll
ma ports. In the return to thewrit of habeas
corpus granted by the u s. District Court, in
the case of Michael Costello confined in the
Charleston Jail, the officer in command refls-
ed to obey, saying that the prisoner was held
under the Presidents proclamation of Sept.
fifteenth, 1858. He also produced an order an
order from Secretary Stanton, instrueting him
not to deliver up the prisoner on the writ
habeas corpus. The Court granted contins :
uanae of the case for another dag.
Gen. Sickes made the following endorse
ment on the writ summoning him for con-
tempt in compliance with orders from superior
authority. II decline to be arrested on pro-
cess. Daniel E. Sickles, Maj-Gen. Com'd'g."
Gen. Sickles received the marshal courteous
ly, and told him he had telegraphed to Wash
ington for instructions. The reply of Secre-
tary Stanton endorsed Gen. Sichles' course,
and ordered him not to be arrested, and if
force was used, to resist with whatever force
was necessary. This action was saken in ac-
cordance with Pres. Lincoln's Proclamation of
1853 Judge Began has oftiefes. vi III tie pro-
ceedings to be lald before the President.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11
PoRTIAspy Jolv rs 1886

At hA2 PORTLAND, July Is, 1856.
Messrs e. Webster & Son, Insurance Agents
No 10 South street, call the attention of their
patrons and the public TO the following card
published by the officers of the Holyoke Mutu-
al Insurance Co. at Salem, Mass: '-,i.z
AS greatly exaggerated accounts are ouSrent
in the community that this Company has sus-
tanned losses by the late fire in Portland to tbe
amount of five, hundred thousand dollars or
more, it is deemed proper TO correct these mis-
statements. N'ssha 5s}h3 ols l+i tloP
The amount insured at Portland BY This
Company was over. six hundred thousand of
dollars-of selected risks. 1t is ascertained
that our loss win probably exceed the sum of
one hundred thousand dollars This is indeed
a heavy loss. But, Independently of its deposit
notes, the Company now holds net cash assets
and investments, exceeding two hundred and
ten thousands. 1t, can, therefore, and it will
pay these issues promptly, without delay, and
without any assessment on its notes. while,
by so doing, the Directors viii be but discharg-
ing an obvious duty and trust, it will afford
them particular qualification, shared doubtless
by the members Of the Company, that at so hit
tie individual sacrifice, they contribute so much
to tighten the burden of the great dlsaster.
The directors confidently anticipate that by
Withholding for a time, .porlon OF the usual
dividends, the Company viii speedily regain its
former strong position, a., r,...ss -,-,,
l edi A. STORY, President.
TIL. JOHNSON, Secretary. -,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11
bvARIErrEs.

Mr.. e. o Halle, formerly of this city, has
retired from the Mobile Times. The publica-
ton of the Times win be continued BY Mr..
Henry St. Paul. a Southern rtlasass 4 % 'seh
toned" that his editorials are not urhfrequently
pitched in a falsetto key. There Is no reason
to believe that st. Paul is descendant Of the
Apostle ofithat name. Boi ga5d ssi 8i,if6
y The effort to relieve the distress of Port
land is not confined to public acts in Newbury-
port Capt. Robert Bayley, as soon as he heard
of the calamity, with his accustomed prompt
ness and libsrality bought out all the salt beef,
tongues and hams of one of the market houses.
set number of people at work in boiling It,
and forwarded the same on the first train for
the East on Friday. Others sent donations by
the city committee. One large box Of provis-
ions was marked--afor the hungry Of Port
land" VIM, w, Huse, Esq, Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, who is spending the summer months
in Newburyport, his native city, forwarded
ahundred dollars on Friday. ifnc5 Eaa aoit
q Representative Darling of New York,in
his eulogy of deceased member, said very
properly, in describing his peaceful death, that
without struggle or groan the gentle, man
ly spirit of james Humphrey was waited
into the presence OF his Maker" The printers
omittings the all important comma, made it
"gentlemanly spirit,~S and the critics of the
New York Post and Nation pounced upon the
epithet like vultures upon carrion. Critical
gentlemen should beware of typographical er-
rors. 1t is very disagreeable to kick at an i'm
aginary foatball. ilaA
The Freedmens Bureau Commissioners for
Alabama estimates that it will be necessary to
issue fifteen thousand rations to the destituts Of
that State in the month of July, nearly one
fourth of them in Montgomery county, oiaf
A document has come into the hands of the
Government, showing for what price Maki-
milian's agents thought it possible to buy up
the leading newspapers of the United States.
The scale ranges from $500 for the Freemans
Journal to present to the chief editor and
$4,000 for the foreign editor of the New York
Herald. The Boston Post is put down at 1000;
the New York News, Post, and World at 2,5Oo,
and the Tribune at 5000. ilAed n s2na
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11
District Committees.

John C. Baker. Chairman of the General
Committee. Henry H. Burgess, Secretary.
DIST 1.--Above Washington street west of
Congress. Sam'i s. Murray, H. 81. Burgess.
DIST. 2.-East of Congress street above
India. S. R. Leavitt, Geo. Trefethen. lJ
DIST. 3.-West of Congress from Washing
ton to Franklin. Rev. Francis Southworth,
Rev. j. NJ. Atwood. ~
DIsT. EAST Of Congress from India to
Exchange. G. 81, Breed, Cyrus Sturtivant.
DIST; .;, o.-Mest y est Of Congress from Frapklin
DIST. east Of Congress from Exchange
to Centre. Rev. MIR. O'Brion, F. G. Moody.
DIST. z--West of Congress from Myrtle to
Preble. Alex. Edmond, Hugh Dolan.
DIsr. 8--East of Congress from Center to
High. FL. M. Hart, John c. Baker.
DIST. 9-West of Congress from Preble to
Casco and Hanover. Chas. p. Kimball, Edwin
Clements. EfE Il
DIST. 10.-East of Congress from High to
State. Rufus Deering, Levi S. Brown
DIST. 11.-West of Congress from Casco and
Hanover to Green. Benjamin Kingsbury
Stephen Marsh.
DIsr. 12-East of Congress from State to
Pine and up Pine to Clark. Rev. j. T. Hewes,
VIM. Hammond. re - AA
DIST: 13.-West of Congress from Green and
above, including tents. Frederic Davis, to be
supplied. @ 6e9
DIST. 14-East of Pine and all on that Side
above Clark. JAS E. Haseltine, c. K Ladd
DIST. l5-The square between Pine and
Congress streets. w. E. Gould, Chas. Trow-
bridge. fAA A si s6s
The duties of the above Committees are to
investigate all cases of want arising from the
late fire, and issue such new ration tickets as
may be thought advisable, and endorse those
already issued when satisfied that they are
held by parties having a claim on the chari.
ties of the people, and it is understood that no
ticket will be good for rations after to-day
which does not bear such endorsement
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11
Aid for Portland.

BosToN, July 10.-The City Council Of
zens has voted $4,000 for Portland.
New YORK, July 10-The subscriptions for
Portland have already reached the sum of
$4,000. e
NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 10.-The Port
land Relief Committee have raised four thou
sand dollars here, and the amount will be in
creased.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-Efforts were made
here at meeting tonight and otherwise in
aid of the Portland sufferers, meeting with
generous responses.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11
From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, July 10-There was no quo
rum present in the House to-day, and there is
evidently determination to prevent quorum
assembling The Press and Times say the
members have been telegraphed to from
Washington by order OF the President either
to voteson the constitutional amendment, or
resign. The House now lacks one member of
AZ QUORUM. - =. 81. I. EsA... L.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11
t. H. JOHNSON, Secretary.

The special correspondent of the Boston
Traveller says that, owing to the destruction of
the printing offices, the first printed account of
the fire was obtainedi in Portland from the Bos-
ton papers. The evening papers Of Thursday
did furnish brief dispatches; but the hrst toie-
rably full account of the fire was furnished by
the Press. which appeared Friday morning as
usnal though considerably shrunken in size.
The nublication of the Press has not been in
terrupted for single day. roF. -ls4f
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

ARRESTS. Yesterday afternoon while VIM.
Huse, Esq, was standing near the corner of
Center and Congress streets fellow dressed
in sailors clothing grabbed the watch from
the pocket OF Mr.. 81. He was Immediately
pursued, caught, and lodged in Jail.
A man engaged in picking up old iron out
of the ruins on Commercial street was ASSAULT
ed by half dozen rowdies yesterday after
noon. The man went to the police Office for
assistance, and officer Gerts went back with
him, when one Fitzpatrick attacked him and
struck him on the head with a bar of iron,
cutting his head badly. The officer succeeded
in getting the man to the lookup, however.
A chap OF the Irish persuasion stole pair
of shoes from Johnson's store on Congress
street yesterday, and put" down Center st.
followed by vast crowd Of people crying
"stop thief" He was finally overhauled by
the officers, and locked up.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

BAR MEETING.-The members of the Cum
berland Bar, held meeting yesterday atsthe
office of Messrs. Evans o. Putnam, at which it
was voted to request the Justices of the Law
Term of the Supreme Judicial Court, which is
to be held here for the Western District next
Tuesday, to postpone the hearing of the Cum
berland County cases until some time in fAu-
oust -,l I'D. r -.,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

a PoRTLANDAs IT wAs.--A few choice views
of Portland as it was before the fire may be
had OF John Russell, 2Os Fore street II is
lithograph, suitable for framing, and is valea-
bic, both as an ornament and relic. No one
who cares to preserve the past glory Of our
beautiful city should be without IT, Strike
quick or you lose II, as the number for sale is
limited. Price S1.ciis ed iH-9 ucd- s0tsT