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1HERlFFs SALE OF VALUABLE

CHERiFFS SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of an execution In
nv hands in favor of the commonwealth OF Nlr-
GINA against P. H. Huffman, late Sheriff Of Hen
rico county and his securities shall proceed TO
sell, on the pre- misses, on FRIDAY the Goth Deem
Der, 1867, commencing ut IL O'Clock, II the order
advertised, the following REAL ESTATE (belong-
ing TO George NJ. Flick, one OF the securities men
toned in said eXecutiou)--to wit. about thirty
three feet of ground with neat dwelling oreon,
situated at the corner Of Marshall and Twenty
seventh streets, Church Hill also Lots No. ., ~,
L. Is, 16, and 49, situated on Thirt!eth ana
streets fronting 1873 feet on Tnirtieth street, ana
running back 1872 feet to alley on this property
there are two neat houses. And on the same DAY;
commencing at the hour of o'clock T: M, !
shall proceed to sell the following REAL EST ATE,
in the order advertised, belonging to George W .
Baker, another security named in laid execution
to wit, Fifty feet of land in the town OF sui
ton, adjoining the property Of Samuel Boltz sixty
feet OF land, also IL the town Of Fulton, adjoining
the property of James NJ; Enroughty, deceased ;
and thirty. three feet of land, with a wooden
ui.ding thereon, situated on Nicholson street.
adjoining tho property OF Patrick Williams.
Tue terms Of sale will be upon credit OF Six
months, the purch 1ser giving bond, with good Sc
curities, for the whole purchase money, and the
title retained until the whole purchase money IS
paid. ,o,,n
&c u JOHN w. WRiGET, D. v. Is.
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DissOJ91tGO9lS. DC

NOTICE.-The co-partnership hereto>
~ fore existing under the name and s.yle o., OF
solved by mutual consent. The books Of the con-
Germ have been placed in the hands OF AMuEL
NJ. PAGE, who is alone authorized to make col
Iectious and settle up the business. All persons
indebted TO tn concern will call On h IN and make
payment. Those having claims against the con-
G.. 4. BARNES,
J. P. JUSF1S,
S. p. FOWLER.
December 10, 1857. de INV
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ITO JOHN JAISGR SOMETIMES
il CALLED JOHN FAISER. ~ axe notice, tn at
on MorGay the Goth day of January, 1853, shall
move the Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond
to appoint trustee in Your place and stead in the
trust decd executed by yourself and life on the
IS Il day of July 1859 and OF record in the clerk
office Of the said court, conveying TO you AS trus-
tee certain real estate therein n"med 'cr me saie
and senarate use and benefit Of myself and CHI IL
dren, you having moved beyond the limits OF this
Stata MARY J. FREYFOGLE.
in her own right and as next friend OF rer infant
children. de lf-lt'
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By Case & Harris, AuctioneAs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY: BY virtue
OF decree of the County Court Of aen I1 pro
nounced on the 10th day Of November 1857. in me
suit of Dickinson r8. Dickinson and 9th VIII
sell at public auction on the premises, on THUks,
DAY the 18th day OF the present month; a u .
o'clock M II fair, otherwise, the next ialr DAY,
the TRACT OF LAND of Ehich Elizabeth d PICK q,
Mccarthy and others about seven miles a6ove the
city of Richmond near the old Yellow Iavern'
wing on the Brook plarkroad. contai Ing, 6y re,
cent survey, THKEE AND THaEE-ElGHTH
ACRES. o,.o 1o,s
The land has been laid off in half.scre iots;
Mat OF which may be seen at my law once, In the
Richmond House, Governor street.
There are two small dwellings on the land
TERMS: One third cash the balance IN equal
,nstaImsnts on credit Of four and eight months:
the purchaser executing negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained until paid
"N' JOHN N. DAVIS, Commissioner.
Immediately after the above sale, we viii sell
TRACT OF LAND containing about '
ACRES, situated about two hundred yards from
tho above mentioned land, belonging to Fora's
heirs. .,.,..,..
CASE & HARRIS,
a,o Auctioneers.
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SALE.-Ry virtue OF
4 deed of trust from Edward B. Newburn to the
undersigned, bearing date on the 9h Day OF ocl9,
her 4 D. 1857 and now.of record in the clerk's
Office Of the Court Of Hustings Of the city of Bich;
mond in Deed Book IS A. page Us, shall proceed
the premises, to sell tbs folio sing described prem;
is to say Sa, LOT II t Ss 6 fAA Of keb
nnnd in the state of Virs inia, bounded as fol-
i iGVu, Gommencng on or broad street a:
point (5a) fifty nine feet from the soutneas5 cor
street l0J forty feet eastwardly; THENCE at right
angles southwardy one hundred and fifteen lt:Sl
fact thence at right angles westwardiy forty laol
feet: thence at right angles porthwardIy one nun
drsd and Il f.een (il5l. feet TO the beginning. -
TERYs: Cash sufficient to pay the eXpe nses OF
eyocntinp this trust and to pay 1916 with inte-
rest from the I'd day of Dece2oer: 1887, until paid
and on a credit as 70 $5es.48 until the Sd day OF
FshruarY, 1868 and o. credit as to the residue
which Will be made known on the day OF sale;
Selling az trustee, shall convey Only such title
as IA vested in me by the said deed OF trust.
de ids GEORGE D. WISE, Trustee.
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oPFicE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND. October !. 1857.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On and after OCTOBER lsr the Msil Train
WIZ be run between Richmond and stanton
dsiiy, except on Sunday, AID on Sunday between
Rlchmond and Gordonsville. West OF Stanton
the Mall Train will leave for Covington on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRlDAYS, and re-
turn alternate days.
Leave Rich mond ...............,.....7:I5A A, N.
Leave staunton for Covington. .........3:4S ?. N
Leave Staunton for Richmond ...........8:oo a. n
Freight Trains daily Except Sunday leave
Richmond att P. ". and "A ".
THROUGH TICKETS sold 70 all prominent
points North and South, aGd 70 Lynchburg, Lex
ington, Harrisonburg, Lewisburg, and other pro-
minent points in the West.
At Covington, JAMES ]. A. TROTTER Il BRO
TIERS STAGE LINE connects with the Mall
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburg, and Ka-
nawha. Tina from Richmond or Baltimore 10
Charleston, two and half days.
at stanton and Goshen, HARMAT & CO.'S
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Lex
ington daily Except Sundays), end passengers
go through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day.
Freight Trains will be discontinued.
II. D. WaITC0MB,
ocl General Superintendent
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

FaaEHOLD OF a B . S I n = 3 9
STAND, ON MARSHAL STREET NEAE
TIE SECOND MARKET, FOR SALE At AUC-
TION.-We will sell at auction, on the prenl- es'
ON MONDAY the 10th December, .at O'CLOCK +.
M the lease Of the store and property situated as
above described, now Occupied by Mr. Grant as a
grocery and feed sore, with large s,aole attachso
April next.
GRUB8S & WILLIAMS,
40 "a AuctiOneers.
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By James NJ Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office 82l Main street,
tbraa donrs baloH SpOtswOOd Hotel,

'TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
LAND, AND IMPROVEMENTS THERON,
KNOWN as g GLENBUENIE," IN THE COUNTY
OF HENRICO, AT AUCTL0N.-By virtue of a
deed OF trust executed by s. D. Hicks, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the County Court
OF Herrco, and at the request Of the beneficiary
lie auction, on the gremises on TUESDAY
the oath day Of December 1907, at - o'clock
M. the TRACT OF LAND as above described. 1t
contains about l20 acres more or less, with the
improvements thereon, being dwelling with ten
or eleven rooms, in good order, and one OF the
most desirable residences in the county 1t has
"a considered to be one of the most desirable farms
adjacent to the city.
TERMS Cash for The expenses Of the sale and for
the sum of IS O5l. SIS, and interest on negotiable
note due December 1, 1867: balancs made known
at sale. Il: ID. u ELL, - Vs's e.,
,n I'll de l3-10t
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nISsOLUTION.-The partnership
~ heretofore existing between the subscr ber5
und er the firms Of MALLORY 4 GILMAN in Rich
mond, and GILMAN MALLORY In Petersburg,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The bu-
siness of said firms will be closed up by tha I'M
dersigned, either of whom ia auth orizsd TO sign
the name Of said firms only for that purpose.
Dated RICHMOND, VA, November Is, 1867.
WILLIAM L. Nj sLLORY,
WILLIAM A. GILMAN.
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Having concluded to discontinue our manufac-
turing business, we Offer for sale privately our
TuBAGGO FIXTURES and for rent the factory at
present occupied by us, corner Of Seventh and Ca
nal streets.
no lS.-2taw4w& NJ ALLOh1 4 GILMAN.
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auc.ioneei

BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Aucsioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
STORE AND DWELLING, ON THE
y SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BGTMEEs
We will sell at auction, on the premises, on WE'D
NEsDAY the 18th December; at 4 o'clock P; M
the store and dwelling situated as ABOVE
and basement, and has been recently painted ana
put IN nice order, and Is desirable residence ana
good business stand. The lot fronts thlrty-t
TSRMs: One fourth cash balance at 4, 8, and Il
months for negotiable notes, interest adoed,
'e'uf'o W ''u'' GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
In Auctioneers
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U,0RACCO MANUFACTURERS La
:, r % he pnRSIiNTISG HOUSE, " lgz
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be sold on MONDAY,
~ December l6 1857, at II O'CLOCK 8. ~, on the
south ado Of James river above tbs coal yard the
steamer JENNIE BAKER, taken to satisfy an exc
cntion In my hands against A. Clendenning IN
favor of Faharty & Mclaughlin.
CHESTERFIELD, Decembsr5 1867 de IL -tde
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$4,000 ON Me are fsf 20 vel vel
sscursd on city real estate. S50,0CO of our best
ioterest-psying MORTGAGE RAILROAD And
CORPORATIDN BON DS-va luable as an invest
ment or as collateral to borrow money.
~ CABELL 4 WATKINS
de LII Real Estate Agents. l!l2 Main street.
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T0 THE PUBLIC.-Theb business here
1 tofore conducted by Barnes, Justis Il Fowler
will be continued by us At the old stand under the
name and stvie of JUSTIS & VALENTINE.
Thank fnl for past favors, solicit continuance
Of III at patronage literally bestowed on the old
house, and promise to use eyery exertion 10 merit
tha pubIic favor J 2. JUSrlS,
'n0 pU'-'O 4. F. VALENTINE.
December TO- 1867 de l0--3m
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GRUpBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BY Regnault & Co., Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

By Dunuavant & ARMSTRONG, Auctioneers,
ol5l7 Franklin street, near the Old Market.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE
w TOMORROW SATURDAY MoGHlNG,
December l4th commencing at 10 o'clock, large
lot of Furniture and housekeeping Articles; also,
500 pounds good Bacon. Candles, Tobacco, &c.
hfter which will be sold Dry Goods, Boots, shoes,
SC with other articles.
Gonsign IN snts received up to the hour Of sale.
Sales every night during the week:
DUNNAVANT u ARMSTRONG,
de- l32t* Auctioueers.
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Bgs. G. Tardy Il Co., Auctioneers.

By S. .. Tar1y q O0', AuctlDHee1''
4 fiction SALE OF IMPORTED
a BRANDY. ALE. AND PORTER. IN BOND
On WEpN BSDkT NEXT, the 18th instant, COM
mencing at IL o'cloak, we will sell iIside OF our
hondad wareh ouse, on credit OF sixty days,
10 nnarter casks James Henresseyn PALE
and DARK BRANDY. purchased In Cha,
rento, FRANCE, in 1855 and Is beyond DOUBT
100 casks Hibbert's LONDON PORTER;
50 cases Burton's PALE ALE srour.
IL cases Blood Wolfe & Co g Dublin STOUT;
On cssss Guinnass's DUBLIN STOUT.
The above goods are pure and genuine, being
imported direct. and are now under Government
inct and kew. The goods will be offered In bond,
az Guty paid, at option,ot purchasers:
VI uu'' ' S. C. TARDY 4 CO.,
,n IDA Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs s Williams, Auetoneers.
Eorthvest sorner OF Main and Eleventh Htsets.


COMMISSIONERS S A II OF a
u VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHURCH
HILL. AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue Of decree OF
the Circuit Court OF HanrIco county entered on
the 4th OF November, 1867; in the case OF - cray
rs Cray's guardian, &c. ;" will, as special com
missioner mil thereby appointed sell at pubic auc-
ton, upon the premises, on THQRSWAi me l2th
dav of December at 1 o'clock P NJ, Or fair. II
not, then on The next fair day thereafter at tho
same hour the HOUSE and LOT OF which James
Cray died seized and possessed, and now occupied
by ilrs job nson, situated at the corner OF Broad
And Thirty third streets, on Chimborazo Hill
The lot fronts on Broad street 10? feet: and for
one. half OF thrt front extends back to M@ st
800 feet deep and FOL the other h:lf lo5 tee
deep, az will be shown by map on the Gay OF
sale. ,, AZ 49,.
The first story OF the house ia of brick the other
story is OF wood. 1t contains eight rooms, with
shingled roof, stable, wood and coal-house, and
4 we'll OF good water in the yard.
TERMS: $3.50 cash the balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, the title being retained by the court until
H. nofes ers maid BEnJAMiN II. NASH,
VAN Commissioner.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

Nv Harrison. Goddin ApperBon, Auctionsers
and Real Estate Agents.
r9REE SMALL. TENEMENTS, AT
THE NORTHEAST CoHNsR OF ssCOND
AND FEDERAL SHEETS FOB SALE ~, az how-
on TUES DAY the nth Decembsr 1887 at - oci1s6
p M ONE BRICK and TWO SMALL EEAMhD
TRNEMENTS. located AZ above, now in the occu-
nancy Of Maria Sullivan, K. Morton, and others:
Thsy are well suited for small families ana
wonld command fair rents.
Trpss: One. third cash balance at and
months for negotiable notes, interest sddeo' se-
cured by trnst deed. .,pppeoN
,1 Auc.ioneers.
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cMALL FRAMED TENEMENT, ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET
FoE SALE AT .sv az
iinnL . NJ n, WEDNESDAY the 18th Decsm-
her. we viii sell at auction, on the premises, the
small fran ed tenement located ss above descrloea
II contains four rooms, and has been recently
painted and ia in good repair. The ios fronts nj
fpesn feet two inches and runs back sixty feet.
hAA" a. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
an Auctioueers.
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sy Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Fliteenth
street between Main and Cary.
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WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION at
w our warehouse, Nos D. O. anf FilSee Isth
Instant. commencing at half-past 10 o'clock,
we'll assorted stock OF
GROCERIES,
WINES,
LIQUORS, &c;
!" NA' s. JONES, JR & CO.,
AN Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-31
The ERIE RAILwAY.--A correspondent of
the Boston Daily Evening Traveller, under
date of October 23d, says:

The ERIE RAILwAY.--A correspondent of
the Boston Daily Evening Traveller, under
date of October 23d, says:
There are two great trails (now changed in
10 T-rails) from the East to the West-tbat by
way OF Albany and the N. Y. Central Rail-
road, aid that by way OF New York city and
the Erie Railway. This latter is by far the
more romantic and Iideable route Few roads
IN our country can compete with the Erie Tor
attractiveness, whether in its accommodations
or its scenery.
The first is found in its broad cars, a luxu-
ry that Is not found on competing lines You
can actually sit two in seat without crowd
ING. You are not tempted TO break the tenth
commandment, as in other cars, by coveting
the seat that is your neighbor's. There IS
room enough tor both, and passenger be-
comes welcome companion. Attraction is
not brought SO near as to change from cobe-
sion to lepulsion. 1t is great pity that New
England is so thoroughly Condemned to the
narrow gauge. 1t is species OF tight-lacing
nom which she ought to be set free. WHY
viii Maine refuse Boston the luxury of one
line of road on which two passengers can
breathe freely on One OF its car seats.
But this luxury is still more perfect in its
night cars. There II one chooses ne en- have
a state room, broad, airy, and secluded whose
bed is wider than those on the Sound steamers,
SO that, II he can get the hang OF the wheels,
he can sleep as pleasantly as at home. Hav-
ing tried its beds by night, and It's seats by
day, l can speak well OF the luxuIies OF the
Erie broad gauge.
The scenery adds to the attractiveness of
this route The Susquehanna portion runs
through or over favines whose sides are lofty
enough to give one true mountain telling
Seldom are there Aander views than those
near Hancock and through the centre of this
road.
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"It is not SO very long since this very court
declared that the negro in this country had no
rights which white man is bound to respect.
THAT SHOCKING DECLARATION STOOD AS LAW
FOR A TIME Is it law now? Not at ALI"
This was the paragraph in the Press leader
1t is from facing this assertion and making it
good or acknowledging his error, that the
editor seeks to escape.-An0nymois c0rrespon-
dent Of the argus.
Gentlemen are not accustomed to impeach
the sincerity oftheir opponents in public or
private discussion. 1t is not an argument to
say that your opponent lies, though differ
ent impression appears to prevail among the
Democratic Congressman just now, two of
them having exposed themselves to the CEN
sure of the House for such language within
the last ten days. If this nameless cores
pondent OF the Arguss believes that we have
misrepresented the Dred Scott decision, it is
his business to show that we have done so.-
Assertion, and reassertion, accompanied by
charges OF equivocation are not argument. I'D
We have given chapter and verse in sup
port Of the usual view of the case We have
quoted the very words declaring that at the
time when the constitution was framed and
adopted the negro race were regarded as hav-
ing "no rights which white man was bound
to respect" We have quoted this explicit de-
claration: -H
We think they are not included, and were
not intended to be included, under the word
Citizens" in the Constitution, and can there
fore claim none of the rights and privileges
which that instrument provides for and secures
to citizens of the United States
Finally we have quoted the decision OF the
court, excluding Dred Scott from legal re-
dress for an assault, on the express ground
that he was not citizen Of. Missouri within the
meaning of the Constitution OF the United
States sand not entitled as such to sue in its
courts.v Now in pure wonder and amaze
n,ant we ask arhat rights were left to the ne
cro race under this decision? Here was
man who complained of an assault upon his
own person, upon his wife and children, and
the Court decided that he had no right even
to be heard. The decision was not merely
that negro had no right to complain of an
an assault, but that he had no right to sue in
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free-soll, or some other Excitement NJ ,lo,
in Gne instance at least, placing the LAY, LAY,
in the same bill with another object of nna''"a
toned need,-to pass the bill, and then maIto
it of ex-post facto operation from tho be@Ino
ming OF the session, think constitutes II ss ,
whole. OF dishOnOrable nature, UNPARALLELED in
the history OF fgoveInments,-ceItainl of sneb
done. ""'o ho'
81, now when add to all this the mileage
ea rae nate OF which was fixed, and liberally fix
an,;on,; Mmeh roads were few and bad, d,-before the
watar a~ VI steam-power to either land or
wear SIa SIreyahce'---retaining it to the present
i-5tb eh the cost Of travel is not more than
ones % some cases l-l0th, and in extreme
tbo ra.o 20 s noin the Pacific coat, 1-2Otb mart of
manw o nAeu Ito say nothing of reckopjno in
our ia,;sio1: $50 py roundabout wav1 7 tbint
Gea, o,a''on 5o,' on this subject, as To- what has
oeen aohe' and what has not been done 10 10
:, ! I'm may have expressed my indignant FEELINGS
,h IN eoo srohs termS-Dut address YOU as a mn
lie defender OF the rights OF the nst;o,' pup.
its public servants,a "a national commnnity s,l;nn
as whole Is nearly weighed down with H.
necessary burden of taxation CONSEQUENT ~
the war, and one in which they had right 70
expect their rulers would participate. rather
than dishonorably incredSe---and do it from 4
sense OF duty, as well as from inclination.
Please excuse me III yon think have taken
undue liberty in thus unburdening to YOU nv
thoughts and feelings.
Most respectfully, las defender of your
Country's rights)
am truly,
Yours,
a4F HENRY GODDARD.
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tne courts of the United States at ALL
NO INJURY could entitle him to redress
If this does not mean wha, In,~
Taney so terscly expressed by the se tas
formula commonly quoted, it means no,h;na
The substance Of the decision was that 20
groes under the Constitution had mo r;ohts
which white men were bound to respect In
the popular apprehension this phrase stood,
and correctly stood, for the net result of the
elaborate reasoning of the court. That
shocking declaration did staLd as law. Who
ever asserts the contrary should be able to
back up his assertion with some reasons. The
correspondent of the Argus furnishes none
Of the cowardly meanness which character
ICES one allusion in this civil persons last
communication to the Argus We do not choose
10 speak more explicitly than to say that il
VIII remind many readers of the little sneak
VINO after he had received drubbing from a
schoolfellow, shook his head sulkily and NUT
tered, well, if l can't lick you know what
can do, can make faces at your sister,
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
anne place every Thursday morning at S2.Oo year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERIIsING.-Onc inch OF space, in
enetti OF column constitutes a square" sfft'
S1.50 per square daily first week !; 70 cents per
W ek after; three Insertions or less 81 00 eontinu-
az every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Hall square, three insertions or less, 75 cents; one
w ,elI, s LOO; 80 cents per week alter.
Under head of '.AMUsEMENTs" So 90 per souora
pc week; three insertions or less 81 .50
SPECIAL NOTICES, sips per square lor the first IN
ssrton and 25 cents pei square for each snbseonent
serton. "
Adyerti>emenis inserted in the ssAIAINE STATE
y less (which has large circulation in every par
oil le otate)ior Sl.O0 per square for first insertion
ana 9sehts per square Ior each subsequent inser-
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DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND.
Thursday Morning, January 81, 1867
The Maine State Press,

Published this morning, contains report of
the proceedings of the Temperance Conyen-
tion at Augusta last week, the resolutions
adopted by the Woolgrowers' Convention at
the same place, the latest particulars of the
investigation into the West Auburn murder
complete statement of the present condition
OF the Maine colony in Jafla, the speech Of
Mr.. Morris of Portland on the bill in the Leg
islature to ratify the constitutional amend
ment, sketch of the life of the late Nathaniel
Parker Willis, together with the usual variety
of foreign and domestic news, shipping news,
market reports, &C., &c. We had nearly for
gotten to mention synopsis of the Presi-
dents last veto message but one.