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NOTICE

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Choice Glazed MOlasses.

CNO1ce Gagged MOtNSSeS.
OCO HHDS. Very Superior "CIayed,'' car
40 It's. go barque, 81. L. Stocker,
from Cardenas, landed and for sale by
Chase, Cram & Sturtevant,
apr 17-isdtf Widgery Wharf.
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5. T:---lsC0. -X.-The amount of Plantation Bit
ters SOLD in one year is something startling They
would I'LL Broadway six feet high from the Park to
4th street. brakes mandatory is OF the inst-
tutons in New York. 1t is said That Drake painted all
the rocks i'll the Eastern States with his cabalistc
"s. T-lsGo-X," and then got the old granny legis-
OF nature, !" which gave him a monopoly. we do moi
know how this is, but we do know that Plantation
used by all classes OF the community and are death
on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very inyicoratine
when languid and week, and great appetizer"
Sarato pring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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TWO LOtS mt $40 Each
7 COATED at Ferry Village, Cape Elizabeth
~ These lots are pleasantly located. Size of each
60 by 95 feet. Apply to
April 20. 3w IL W, H. FERRIS
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Direct Stealnlslaiue Line
Halifax. N.

Halifax, N. .. -5i
fEA The Steamship CARLoTTA, j.
SS W. Masune, Master, will sail for
1870 Halif.., direct, from Galt's wharf,
EVERY SATURDAY, mt 4 O'Clock r. M.
u Returning leave Pryor's Wharf, Halifax,
tor Portland, every Wednesday at O'Clock r. M.
Cabin Passage, with State Room, ~ Meals extra.
For fur Their information apply to L. BILLINGS,
Atlantic Wharf, or
apr25d6 JOHN POkTEOUS, Agent
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Correspondence between Gen. Pope ana
Gov. Jenkins. - -Ia

3. tsfBft q ts-t AUGUSTA, Ga, April "a
The following is the substance of the recent
correspondence between Gen. Pope and Gov
jenkins Gen. Pope asked the Governor ii he
had seen General Order No. j, issued Ap,il
10th, in reference to organizing States under
the military bill before he Gov jenkins issued
his address TO the people of Georgia, advising
A0n-action until the question was decided hy
the Supreme Court. y
Gov. Jenkins replies he had supposed he was
exercising such freedom in expression of opin-
ion relative to public matters az seemed to be
still accorded citizens OF the republic. He die
not imagine it was abridged by holding office
In future he would do and say what he believes
is required by his duty and oath of office This
he hopes will not involve either cnfict or con-
troversy between them in the execution of
their respective trusts, and thinks it need no.,
The General, in reply, says Gov. Jenkins ex-
PLANTATION is satisfactory, SO far as the past is
concerned, but for his own part, being sent to
execute the laws of Congress, he will carry out
the provisions of the military BILL which recog-
Dizes the existing State governments as merely
provisional. The object OF allowing these to
continue was the administration of State laws
during the press of reconstruction
.L Gen. Pope requires that the civil machinery
OF the State be not perverted so as to Illustrate
the execution of the laws of Congress. The
civil officers are required not to use their influ-
ence to prevent the people from submitting to
and carrying out the laws of Congress He
wi be compelled TO remove all officers who
use their infilen to prevent the execution of
the laws, but he hopes harmonious relations
may continue. --- -.. -
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Gable Dispafches.

\ LONDON. April M---Eveping.
Prussia has replie,.. to the proposition for
settlement of the LuxemS urg question, recent
" submitted by the Great Powers of Europe
She denies that she is arming, but emphatical-
ly reiterates that she will not evaeuate Lux
emburg. War is now regarded as almost GER
tain. .
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by Ladies Forbidden.
e+fs MEMPHIS, April Is.
In authorization of the proposed ceremonies
at Elmwood Cemetery tomorrow, when the
ladies If this city intend to decorate the graves
of the rebel dead, Captain G. A. NJ. Estes, of
The 10th Infantry, commanding this post. has
addressed letter to Mayor Lefiand, In which
he says it becomes his duty, as military rep
stop is put without delay to such proceedings
In conclusion, he desires the Mayor to prohibit
procession, speeches, or public demonstrtion.
in order to render useless military interference,
ana suggests. that they confne their arrange.
mems 70 simple acts of mourning for their de-
ceased relatives in the customary manner
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair CoIorin9 has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years II
acts upon the absorbens the roots OF the hair and
changes to its original color by degrees All instan.
taneOus dyes deaden and iniure7 the hair Helm
streets Is not dye but is certiin in its results pro-
notes Its growth, and Is beautiful Hair Dressing
Price 6o cents and SlOO. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all Druggisus.
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER
Cholera Morbus, &C., where q warming. genial stim-
uiant isrequred Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for cult
nary purposes. Sold everywhere at 50 per bot
tie. - -
3 Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
luna Id mi
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AFAU DE MAGNoIJA.---The prettiest thing, the
Sweetest thing" and the most OF it for the least
money 1t overcomes the odor of perspiration; SOFT
ems and adds deleacy to the skim Is delightful per-
fume; allays headache and inflammation, and is nee
essary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
and npon the toilet sideboard 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Washington Correspondence.

New YORK. April %.
The Commercials special says that Reverdy
johnson will represent West Virginia on the
important suit before the Supreme Court next
Monday, brought by Virginia for the recovery
of Jefferson and Berkeley counties. The case
involves the question as to the validity of the
State of West Virginia. 80 -
The Herald's Washington correspondent says
it is probable that the trial of Surratt will not
come off, as deep impression prevails among
the adhereuts of the Administration that his
mother was innocent, and the trial of the son
will only make the fact more apparent
About 1900 citiz ens of Mobile, Ala, held
public reconstruction meeting in that city on
the 10th inst, at which Judge Busted presid-
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From Mexico.

NEW YORK. April %
The Herald's Havana correspondence has
the following: t,t4
Commander Nanta of the Austrian frigate
Dandola, at a banquet on the 14th inst, is re-
ported to have said that he had received orders
TO send his executive officer TO Vera Cruz to
take command of Maximihans yacht and con
yey the Archduke home. -f,
The Herald, after giving the details of the
capture OF Puebla says: -. 90
Marquee who escaped from Queretaro and
arrived az the City of Mexico with extraordi-
nary power conferred by the Emperor appear
ed before Pueba soon after its capture, with
1900 men, too late however to reinforce the
garrison. Diaz Immediately engaged and de-
feated him. capturing his guns and ammuni-
ton, but not Marquee himself"
SAN FRANCISCO, April "a.
Advices from Mexico state that Maximliar
is still at Queretaro with 1900 troops The
Liberals under Escobado, had been reinforced
by four thousand troops, making 22,0G0 men
under arms. The last news received from Co
luna, states that no decisive action had taken
place. The Imperialist General MARQUEE had
managed to pass the Liberal lines with 1,5OO
cavalry, and had reached the City of Mexico,
where he forthwith levied a forced loan of one
million of dollars, and succeeded in collecting
S600O00 by imprisoning the heads of several
of the commercial houses. The victims of the
forced loan were the Real del Monte Silver
Mining Company, $4,000; Mr. Bidigue, 500
900; Barton, Forbes & Co. $4,000: Benike K,
Co, $4,000; Graham, Graves & Co., $4,000
Rothschilds' Agency, $4,000, and Bates, Bar
ton & Co., $4,000. After collectin2 the
money, Marquee raised 1000 troops and left
for Queretaro. Coluna is prosperous under
the government OF Ramon Vega.
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WHAT DID IT? young lady returning to her
country home after soourn ola few months in New
York; was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
OF rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby complex
ion OF almost marble snoohness, and instead OF 23
she really appeared but II. She told them plainly
she used Aagan's Magnolia Balm, and would not be
without 1t. Any lady can improve her appearance
very much by using this article II can be ordered
OF any druggist for 90 cents 5'1'f
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IN lifting the kettle from the Ere scalded mysel
very seyerely-one hand almost to a crisp. The tor
lure lure was unDearable. - The Mexican Mus
II healed rapidly and lett very little scar.
CMAs. FOSTER, 420 Broad street. Philadelphia"
ms IS merely sample OF what the Mustang Eini-
ment Will do 1t Is invaluable in all cases OF wounds
swelngs, sprains cuts bruises, spavins etc., either
upon man or beast g = : - ~ -
Beware OF counterfeits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in the steel-plate cngravines bearing he
signature OF Il. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the pri-
cate stamp OF DENIS BARNES & Co, New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Two House Lots for Sale,

TWO house lots tor sale No II Myrtle street, oppo-
site the City Hall, 80 feet MYRTLE street, run
ming back TO Chapel street. Would make two store
lots. Apply to A. NJ. DRESSER,
Apl Is. d2w~ COZ T. 10 Spring Street,
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ALI who value valuable head of hair and Its pres
ervatOn from premature badness and turning grew
will not fail to use Lyons celebrated Katharion Ii
makes the hair rich, soft and glossy eradieates dand
ruff, and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere. .17 IA
fq-ffE gaia L. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. .9
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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DO LARGE STOCK
-- - OF
Dry Goods. Cutlery, Silver Plated
Ware, &c at Auction.
Houses, carriages, Barnesses- @
-- at Aucfin,n w,

D. SATURDAY, April eth, at IL o'clocl, NJ
~ snal seli on new market lot Lime sire flrao
t aurses, Two Express Wagons, two Concord Wsgans
iour new Harnesses, together with Other uSrses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c. 0-'' iAoiSeS'
aprN F.O. BAILEY, Anctiorner-
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New Orleans Markets.

II " 81 NEW ORLEANS, April 25
Cotton unsettled and easier; sales 100 bales;
ceps, 475 bales; exports 600 bales Sugar life for
fair and 13ac for yellow clarified. Sterling Exchange
ll9 q l6f. Exchange on New York premium. :
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LOST AND FOUND.
HARNESSES

HE best and largest assortment ever offered in this
Il market, from the finest Buggy Harness to the
heaviest Team Harness.
Thankful for past fyors we would inform all our
customers, both old and new, that we are prepar-
cd to furnish them with superior Harness. We al
so ,nanufact ure 10 order, short notice. from the
best OF stock, = az
Fine Buggy Harness;
Fine Double Harneass
Substantial Business Haruesst -
ei Express HARNESS H4tto.
"A ll lu arket ID Harness, ..s
l. Farmers, Hurnesst
Coach Harness; ~
Carryali HnPmess,
ICES 10 .lGtf Team Harnesss Sc, &c. s
Every Harness we offer is manufactured by US at
172 Middle Street, by experienced workmen. 81,
d To Harness Makers.
We offer Gig Saddles at prices that defy competi-
ton and 10 such as buy these saddles we guarantee
to furnish good article for the price as can be
had In any other State. .a
FiHT
'l GOOD ASSORTMENT OF t4- il
Trunks, Valises, ITaUelli1,g Bags,
Ladies' Travelling and Shopping Bags constantly on
hand. A line assortment of WHIPS AND WHIP
LASHES. Call at @
152 MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND.
HENRY DUNN & SON.
April Is d1mGw2m g
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For Sale

ss For Sale. tb
A FOUR story brick house, within few rods Of
"A the "ecntre" of Portland, containing thirteen
rooms water, gas, SC. Can be rented to pay 10 per
cent, $1,000 Win be sold at large discount The
owner being about to locate elsewhere. Terms easy,
Apply to GEO r. DAVIS s. CO., dealers in iteal Is
tate, Office in Morton Block, above the Preble House.
AN parties DESTROYS Of buying or selling prop
erty, are respectfully invited to call the above
above named firm. npr20d1w
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Horse and Carrfm &c for Sale.

L OFFER for sale good family horse seven YEAR
l. old. Also a Rockaway built by p. Kimbail
and nearly new, GEO. F. TALBOT,
apr23dIw No. Clalp's Block
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~ IN Monday April 20, at II o'clock, a. NJ, shah
~ seii az the Bakery OF W. c. Cobb on new PeeII
s. - about IL 0U0 second hand Bricks an c'eS 80
Terms at sale. S' az S-e"leu'
Apr25dtd Eoc,,n, 4e et49 2s
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TO THE as ,a
Electors Of the City Of Portland.

n pursuance OF warrants from the Mayor and AL
L dermen Of tho city of Portland the inhabitants
thereof qualified according to law will meet in their
respective Ward Rooms on - sAeii
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Bible Society of Maine

T'HE Annual Meeting of this Society viii he held
i at the Looms OF the Young Mems Christian AS
May next, at O'Clock P. NJ.
r; II. HINKLEY, Rec. see'y.
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working oxen and Horses for Sail

A YOKE Working Oxen and three Horses for sa,e
# at Eidredge's HOTEL Westbrook For particu.
lars and price enquire at No % Union Wharf OF at
Eldredge's Hotel, Westbrook.
April o. div ~
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49, TWO story brick house No. 252 Cumberland
&: Styeet, containing thirteen rooms, for two fam
&llsg lilies Has gas and spring water Hsss .t.
ALSO, -
A two story wcoden house, eleven rooms. VIII
accommodate two families. az
- ALSO. - .f4S t3
A block Of two houses, convenient for four faml-
ies.9 Il VIE EFtfE ~ Rgff'ffl
The above property Is very pleasantly and
Is in q good neghboohood. Will let for $1,000 per
annum, and will be a sale and profitable investment
and Is offered for sale in order to settle an estate
Arplyto .E .-...g w. II. JERKS
ADril 20. d3w t7F. tFFht ga
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New Brick House for Sale.

o.. Corner Cumb rland and Boyd streets, con-
Nil: tans eleven well finished rooms piped tor gas
from cellar to attic, hard ana soft water In the
kitchen. This is well built house, in good loca-
ton and all ready for occupancy. Title perfect and
terms reasonable. Apply to
April 10. tt W. H. JERRIS,
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FIRST GLASS
PIANO.FORTE
n w are Rooms
IN PORTLAND.
The Largest in the State Of Maine.
Evans Building, S'
2 No. 74E MiGIZe Street


MESSRS. .. HI. STEVENS 4 CO., beg to
1A1 inform the public that they have opened as
above, large and attractive Ware Rooms tor the sale
OF first class Musical Instrumental and are
prepared to offer the largest aud finest assortment of
fianos ever In this city. Among which is full Sc
lection OF the justly celebrated strumenss from the
Mdn'ydctory Of HALLET', DAVIS CO., of Bos-
ton, whose Pianos have taken such high rank
throughout the country. and are now RECON-
MENDED By the BEST TEACHERS and MUSI-
the 'PA1ENT SUSPENSION BRIDGET, which
gives 6rilliancy to the high notes, unequalled ~
any other Improvement We haze the eaclus;ve
Agency for these Instruments. We also hare a sup
Ply Of the splendia PiaaOs manufnctured
by AlGrod Newsiait, of Boston, whose Instru-
ments have given such universal satisfaction wher-
ever they have been used The merits OF those Pr
amos are well known In Portland.
Ihe BeGutyia little Instruments made ty GEO. NJ
GUILD j. co, Of Boston, which are in such great
demand, may also be found at these Rooms. These
Pianos are distinguished for their purity and sweet
ness Of tone, and the low price at which they are
sold, brings them .tcitltin the reach ofaN vari.
ETY. of othCr Pianos also ON Hand. We are
now negotiating for, and expect soon to receive the
Agency of the famous Weber Knsfrum ent.
1u the above named Pianos we are authorized to
sell at MANUFACTURERS LOWEST CASH PRICES
w Our Rooms will DO open constantly and we
cordially invite all interest. either in the use orpr-
chase of Pianos to call and examine our stock and
obtain our prices. EiJ
8. II. STEVENS d, Co,
Portland, April %, 1se7.-d2w a
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House for sale.
Four Houses for Sale.

ME two story dwelling house No 80 G ark street.
possession given first of May. Enquire on the
remises. apr2Zdlw
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Board.

GENTLEMEN and their wives and single gentlc-
" men can be accommodated with board al MI.
orsys, Milliken's Block, Hampshire street.
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tF4 SALT! SALT!
LIVERPOOL and Cadiz Salt for sale In lots to suit
IL purchasers by
Z. G. WILLARD.
Apl 9-ed3w Commercial Wharf.
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House and Lot in Ferry Village for
&o1a

A TWO story house on Fl mt Street, third house
n from Sawyer Street. Said house contains six
and In tip top repair Lot front line IS feet; rear
line "a feet; depth l4l feet. This property is finely
situated for boarding house. Apply to
+. O.. BAILEY,
April %. diff 1853 Fore Street.
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TO LET.

To be ceased
LOR long term, very desirable lot ofland 4, tho
l. centre OF tra1e on Exchange Street, ami on which
may be erected large ore either tor wholesale or
retail business. Also several lots on Wilmot Street.
N ar the new Park. Apply to or address, partic-
ulars, II. c. BARNES,
apr24. diff Portland, Me.
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TNHE block on the eastern side of Cross street
i suitable for Stores, Offices or Mechanics Shops
VIII be sold separate If desired. For particulars IN
quire of JCPROCTLR.
April "a. dtf -
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E'OEG ~ ALL.

49, A two story house en- Sawyer street, Ferry
III: village, finished throughout, convenient for
EA two families, and has been built about two
years.
For particulars inquire at the store of
81 AN#sF ed "A v. & Il. M. COLE.
Possession given 1st Of May. April 90 If
tra For Sale.
4 MORSE six years old, weighs HOO lbs, perfect
IA " kind and well suited for family carriage
horse. A single express wagon nearly new and Sec
ond hand harness in good order, sAt
Inquire of CLARK & CHASE,
HB-~ ~ No. rs Commercial Street.
Portland, April 90, 1867. So &@Apl 20. Tvs
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FOR SALE

~ A rare chance to buy a fine house lot on
H;;:l Faderal street, opposite the Park, sc e.
&isssA enquire of ~ 4Ef8If
HAESON & DOW, Real Es; ate Agents
mir
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Suburban Residence for sale
&361O
For Sale or to Lease.

WILL buy one two story house and one one and a
w half story house and lot 81 by 80 1eet now
rents ST, for 3 $500; Inquire Of J.c. PRocfEK
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$4,000 O,1Li

90 For good two story house and Int within
E:;A three minutes walk OF the City Hail. The
#s}3 house contains sixteen well finished rooms,
very conveniently arranged TO. two families S1500
OF The price may remain On mortgage.
Apply to W. II. JERKS.
Aprif19. aw sI9g 4ss.Tw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-08
Prosecdings Of Hoard Of SupersisOrs
,.-rauv srssroy 1861

MOHuaN, Jan. = lCVS.
The members Of the Board Of Supervisors
convened at the Court House, in Davenport.
this day, aereeably 10 the requisiiion OF the
law.
Mr.. Freeman of Liberty, called the MEN,
bers to order and moved that John l.. Davies,
Of Davenport, occupy the Chair tempofarily.
" which motion was agreed TO, and Mr.. Davies
took his seat.
Upon calling the roll, al the members Of
the Board appeared, except Mr.. Watkins.
For Hickory Grove and Winfield townships.
no one has qualified
The following gentlemen appeared and
took and subscribed the oath Of Office before
the Clerk, viz Edward Kicker, OF Rocking
liam, re elected; w. Z. Schmidt, Of Blue
Grses. appointed; G. Z. arplegste, Of lie
Claire, elected in pace of Robert Scott !;
Peter N. Lau, Of Davenport, elected in place
Of N. c. Farber; John Heller, Of Aliens
Grove, elected in place OF VIM. Nutting /;
John Lsrimer, Of Lincoln township Geo.
n. Pinneo, OF Princeton township, appoint
cd in place Of James NicConnell John l.
Davies, OF Davenport, re elected; Du lien
Stearns Of Butler township, elected in place
cf +. s. Wing; u. w. Baker. OF Buffalo
township, elected in place Of William Poston;
and ii. II Frye, elected for Sheridan town
ship.
The members elect from Lincoln and
Sheridan townships drew lots as to the
terms OF their Office. II. II. Frye, of Sheri.
dan, drew the term for 40 years, and John
Larimer for one year.
The list Of members for the year 1861 and
the unexpircd and fu! term OF office OF each
af,r<are as follows.