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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-23
aEnRGIA. RICHMnNn COuNTY

GEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY
Clerks Office, Superior Court Richmond County:
|, Lafayette Mcbaws, Clerk of said Court do
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy
of the order Of the said Superior Court in the
case of Robert Walton, ST., aud Vim. A. Wal
ton, Assignees, etc.. against VIM. ID. Ellis and
Others, creditors of the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company, which was recorded in the
Book of Minutes Of said Court, on the 18th OF
June, 1867, folio 81.
LAFAYETTE MCLAWS, Clerk.
June 10th, lS67.-jy23 lam4m
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Largest circulation in OltG ana obdtt
Conservative Union Ticket,
FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERIDGE,
OF WEAKLEY.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or PUsLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHS. -. CAMERON,
Of Shelby.
FOR CONGRESS.
lst District. JAMES WHITE. Of Hawkins
"a JOHN WILLIAMS, Of Knox.
ID r. O.. FLEMING Of Warren.
4th ED. COOPER, Of Bedford.
5th BAILIE PEYT0N, Of Sumner.
9th ID. BsTHOMAS. Of Humphreys.
7th w.P. CALDWELL. Of Weakly.
sth \. W. LEFTWICH, Of Shelby.
FOR STATE SENATE:
LUCIEN TEN
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,;
L. ID. VALE Err,
WILLIAM DRIVER.
FOR FLsATER.
THEO. TRAUERNIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
joan C. GAUT. Of Davidson. Chairman.
JoHE BAXTER, Of Knox.
WA. B. CAMPBELL, Of Wilson.
Dorsey B. THOMAS. Of Humphreys.
JANIS JONES, Of Greene.
A. A. STEELE, Of Marshall.
CHAs. s. CAMEKON. Of Shelby.
Executive Committee for Middle Ten
ueSsee.
JOHN LELLYETT, JOHN ). BRIEN,
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FARMS FOR THE MILLION.
Ticket Costs One Dollar.

For description Of the Property refer 70 the
new Pamphlet issued By the Company. Titles
ara perfect, OF the money will be paid % the
winner Of the prize.
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GOOD SOUND MARKETABLE
NOTICE.
EPPERS0N SPRINGS.

THESE SPRINGS ARE NOW OPEN FOR
Il Visitors. The reputation of these waters.
Bl ack and W hite Sulphur, and Chalyh eate and
pure Freestnne. for the cure Of Gravel, Female
Affections, Dropsy. Neuralgia. Rupturad Skins
and Sore Eyes, and other complaint is well
attested.
Epperson Springs are in Macon county, Tenn,
twenty miles from Gall6tin on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad. and may be reached By
tage from 9alatin.
Board per week sI2 so, and 81 per day.
JAS. M BAVIS.
lime q 1867 -9tvr
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largest Circulation in City and State
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TUESDAY. JULY 2s. 1867.
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Wanted.

1--WE or six Gentlemen Boarders can be accommo-
Il dated with board at No 20 Albums st. ap24dlws
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The Lonn Question.

The experience of our sister city of the East
-Bangor-should not be lost to Portland, nor
should her present example. For years she ig-
nored the Importance of railroads coming
from the interior to her, and lost thereby a
large trade Wiser now, she extends her Wig
orous arms towards the rich county of the
Aroostook, and the valuable mines of Piscata-
quis. Years ago she loaned her credit TO the
road to Waterville to the amount we think o.
81, 100000. More recently she has loaned it to
the European & North American road to the
amount of 81 100000, and the present spring
she has voted 100000 to the Piscataquis road
making railroad liability of 50 sOO, 900, upon a
valuation of 100000. The railroad debt
against Portland is now only 100000, deduct
ing the Atlantic and St. Lawrence sinking
fund, and if increased to the amount now ask
ed for, will be only $23OO,OOO ON valuation of
100000. As these roads give the best Sc
curity and the interest on the cost will be
guaranteed not only by the business over them,
but, in one case at least, by responsible rail-
road corporation, SO that the city can never be
called on to pay dollar of interest, and as the
bonds are not to be issued lin excess of $780,
0O0) until thoroughtares to the West are secur-
ed which will double the trade Of Portland, en-
able real estate holders to lease their stores
and houses, traders and mechanics to pay the
high rents made necessary by the act of re-
building, retain the foreign steamers at this
port, now in danger of being compelled to go
elsewhere, there would seem to be no reason
to doubt that the proposition to be submitted
to the voters on the 30th inst. will meet the
appreciation of all our wise, prudent and saga
ciOus citizens. =f.-t5 = ..rtz1
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United s,u.es Circuit, Cour,.

FOX.
TUEsDAY.-rhe April term of the U. s. Circuit
court began in this city this morning, Judge Fox
presiding in the absence Of Judge Clifford.
The juries were emraneed follows
Grand Jurg--liiram Chase, Belfast, Foreman:
john True, Portland; Isaac X. Neal, Nahum Nj
Sherburn, North Berwick; George H. Cummings,
Samuel L. Abbott, Harrison; Elwell Castilen, En- :
nezer Small, Dresden; A. II. JONES' Ira Smart
China; Charles p. Tibbetts, Willard s. Hatch. Brls
tnl; Thomas w Lothrop, Belfast; Stephen Rider,
Charles Snowman, Bucksport; John Holyoke Dan,
lei Sargent Jr., Brewer; L. Adams Davis Levi
kamsdell, Lube; Robert 3; Henry, Portland.
John Gilkey, John B. Hudson, Jr., Portland; John
Hall, Moses Kurdish. North Berwick; David L. Las
KIN, Luther Z. Blake, harris Geo. F. Clark,
hogan; Richard f. Patterson. Belfast Charles Page,
Buckslort. ....
David Tlbbetts, Supernumerary.
Thomas q. Reed was admitted to practice on the
motion of the District Attorney.
The docket was called and the Court adjourned to
"Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. t s .
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THE PRESS
Wednesday Morning, April %, 1857


BANGoR,sApril sd, 1867.
To the Editor Of the Press -
Since my last letter the ice has entirely left
the river, and the pleasant sight OF numbers of
daily-arrivihg vessels is to Bangoreans the first
real betokening of spring. Business revives
from its long winter stagnation, peculiar oh'
to inland and for tour months ice-bouho oi'io''
and our almost deserted streets pesin "
be filled again with the chatting Oh ousei'
sellers. The lumber trade promises 10 De h,'io
successful than for two years past
winter has been a very favorapie oio III VIC
business and very large numper Vi logs nave
-, az Gonna estimating the quantity as high
. oo5 ooo ono feet The potato trade, too,
which has always been large element in the
nrosnerity of our city, will be greatly enlarged
Tho coming season. Altogether, the prospects
for a successful summers business are good.
A very interesting case has been on trial be-
fore Judge Kent, at the civil term of the Su-
preme Court this week. The plaintiff is no.
torious copperhead, residing in Newport and
he alleges that the defendants five in number)
did on the 18th day of April, 1865, malicious
ly," ETC., throw him into wagon and "chur7e"
him so as TO cause permanent injury of the
hip Joint, from the effects Of which he has new
er recovered. He claimed $4,000 as damages"
for the same. The defendants, who are men OF
good standing in town. say that they used no
harsh treatment beyond that necessary to
bring him to the town house, and there oblige
him publicly to retract his expressions of joy
at the assassination of President Lincoln. The
case was very ably argued by VIM. II. McCril-
lis, Esq, for the plaintiff and Hon. John A.
Peters on the part of the defence. Monday
morning the case was committed TO the jury
who, after an absence of four hours, returned a
verdict for the plaintiff in the sum OF six dol
lars and iOrty-six cents damages. This case
has excited great deal of attention in the
community, and the verdict is generally salts
factory.
Mr. Thomas n. Egery, one of our leading
maehinists and business men, is building a
floating planning mill, which will be soon put
into operation. This machine will be a great
aid in the shipment OF lumber, because it will
take wet boards direct from the RATS, plane
and load them upon the vessels saving thereby
great deal Of time now spent in handling
timber at the mills. EvERARD.
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state Items.

The Saco Democrat says the friends of Miss
Maria L. Patterson, an account of whose dis
appearance has been published, received let
ter from the Chief of Police on Saturday last,
the substance of which is that be received a
letter from gentleman in Arlington, Mass,
who says that lady answering the descrip-
ton of the advertisement was on the early
train from Newport on the morning of the ar
rival of the steamer-that she sat on the seat
in front of him with another lady-that she
complained OF being sick, and before the cars
arrived in Boston he heard her remark that
she feared the train would be too late to con-
meet with the one going east. The train was
nearly an hour late that morning. This would
seem to corroborate the description given by
the woman at the Old Colony Depot, that she
must have arrived in Boston. The Democrat
says the press of the country would render a
request all persons on board the steamer Old
Colony on Thursday evening, March IL, to
write to Capt. Benz. Patterson of Saco. If the
lady who called for the strong cup of tea at the
restaurant in the Old Colony Depot, or either
of the two ladies with children who vera with
her at the time, would make themselves known,
perhaps some clue might be obtained. FF
Bangor having voted to loan its credit to
the Bangor & Pis"atquis railroad for 100000
~ w WV "ee'iAA oh ehc 4ucStlOu OI SuDSCTlDluR
for stock in the same to the extent of $1,000, 600
more. .s..r. -.-. ..-..
"A propeller between Gardiner and New
York is talked Of
Charles Wilmington one day last week fell
from load of hay at East Auburn, and broke
one of the bones of his fore arm. if $50.
Il. o. Putnam, Esq, has received the ap-
pointment of Postmaster at Houlton, in place
of T. NJ. Bradbury, Esq, removed. -
lift be true, as certain mental and moral
philosophers teach, that by exciting any par
ticular organ of the mind you can make all the
energies develope in that direction, thus max
ing Howard or Heenan as you shall play
upon the organs of benevolence or combative-
ness, then we fear that our friends at the State
Capital will all run to Spragues. We have
seen nothing else talked of in their papers for
months, but the spragues and their great pur-
chase.
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Supreme Judic ial Court.
sAGApAHoc COUNTY, APRIL TERM, 1861, TAPLEI
.tf..... j., PRESIDING. -I

rAGADAHoc COUNTY, APRIL TERM, 1867, TAPLEY,
.lf,.... j., PRESIDING. -- -I
IriasQr the Alleged Bo,odoinham Bank Robbers.
Reported specially for the Press.]
TUESDAY, APRIL 22D-FIRsT DAY-FoRENooN
The Court came in at o'clock, and the Clerk pre-
ceedcd to call list of the jurors drawn to serve at
the trial. The prisoners David Bartlett Rory Simms,
and Edward Mcguire, were brought into Court
in charge of Sheriff Millay and deputies. On mo-
lion of County AttJIney dams to admit Gen. Shop
ley to appear for the prosecution question as to the
legality of so doing raised by Mr.. Abbott on the
ground Of his compensation, which overruled by
the Court and question saved by the counsel for the
defence.
The prisoners were then arraigned on an indct-
ment charging them with breaking and entering in
the night Time the National Village Bank of Bow
doinham, and stealing therefrom certain described
monies of the value, in the aggregate of between
$4,000 and $4,000. Plea-Not Guilty. Is
The jury was empannelled in due form, each being
previously sworn to give true answers to the ques-
lions propounded to him by the Court their order.
The jury were then excused till o'clock P. NJ , and
Court adjourned to same hour. % ss sl
Adams and sherley for State Tallman and Alb
bott for respondents P
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This tins-honored organization is widely and
favorably known to the people of this State,
and we are gratifed to note its continued pros
perity, enterprise and growth. A fine lot has
been purchased and a splendid church edifice
is now in process of erection, under the direc-
ton OF an efficient building committee, Chas.
Humphrey, Esq, being the contracting build
er and Mr.. Harding, OF this city, the architect.
AT the annual parish meeting held on Mon
day last, most liberal action was taken in vot-
ing salary OF fifteen hundred dollars to their
pastor, Rev. George A. Putnam, who is one of
the ablest preachers in the State. Fourteen
new members Joined the parish. "a "
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

totA long term. a very desirable vt Of land IN ne
centre 81 trais ON EEchangs street. AMI on v hicii
ss o. ereetsd lNrgc sfore other ioT Wholesale or
.s..h business. Also several lotson wilmot Stree.
ulzrs, ff' - M ss D.,p 81
apr2s. dtf i $500
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The Austrian Mission.

a Washington special dispatch to the Tfi5-
uRe says the Senate having failed to confirm
Mr.. Raymond, the President has not decided
what shall be done with the Austrian mission.
The matter is to be disposed of in few days.
Meantime the Secretary of State has in
structed Mr.. Motley to deliver the official papers,
documents, etc, to the Consul or vice-Consul
at Vienna, Mr.. Motley thereupon to be relieved
from duty. This official order was forwarded
to Vienna several days ago .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24
United States Comm i.sioncr,s Court

wM. II. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
United States vs.. W. & c. II. Mnliken. This was
complaint by n. j. Miller, charging the defendants
with having been wholesale dealers in this city in
December, 1866, without license.
IL appeared that they were duly licensed such
dealers at Nos 1o7 & 100 Commercial street, and that
thes returned stles, amounting TO sT00oso, Tor the
year ending May, I, 1860 In December, 1866, they
bought the stock Of Bradley, Coolidge & Rogers and
allowed the goods TO remain In the store Of the latter
between two and three weeks. While the goods re-
NAMED there, the Millkens sold portions Of them,
aud then removed the rest to their own store. 1t
claimed BY them that they merely used the store
Of D. C. a. Il. as temporary warehouse until the
goods could be removed to their own store; and that
toe sales were made under their own license and
would be returned at the close of the year. May
1861. On the other sidet elsimed that they had
no right TO make such sales without taking out anoth-
~ license for that store.
The Commissioner ruled that another license was
necessary, an the respondents recognized for their
appearance at the next ter of the District Court.
Geo. F. Talbot, District Attorney for the Govern
inent. Smith & Read and Davis & Drummond for
the respondents. .a -l...
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

To COUNTRY AssRssoRs.-A law passed last
winter oy the legislature Ct this State, requires
all the shares of the national banks to be tax
cd in the towns where the banks are located,
and they are not liable to taxation elsewhere
This is in keeping with the United States law
establishing said institutions A proposition
that the taxes be paid in towns where the
shares were o,oned, has been declared Illegal
by the full bench of the Supreme Court of this
Stata
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tfntchaIOr,x gyajr 1--we

Lis splendid Hair Dye is the best II the world.
me only rue and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable.
inslantaneous No disappointment. No ridiculous
tiniS Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
sneei t o, d tx Dges yigorates the hair, leaving
liam 4. Batchelor All Others Are mere limitations
ana should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perilmefs. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
~ beware Of a couurerfeit
November 10. 1866 dlysn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

The Grand Lodge of the Mutual Education
al Society is to hold its first annual Conven-
ton at the rooms of Lodge No. /, Bethel, Me,
this Spring, April Both, May LIST and ID. An
urgent invitation is extended to the members
of the fraternity to be present. OF the public
literary exercises, Mr.. w. s. Hutchinson de-
Gvers an Grafton and Mr.. j. S. Derby Poem
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

THEATRE.-One of the largest and most
fashionable audiences of the season graced
the theatre last evening to witness the beauti-
full drama of Arrah-na-Pogue The parquette
was fully occupied and the galleries contained
a large audience. The play was, if anything
better performed than on the first night. 1t is
fine production, full of stirring incidents
from beginning to end, and attracts the atten-
ton of the spectators throughout. We have
before spoken of the excellent manner in
which it is placed upon the stage, and the cap
in it by the actors, and can only say that, judg-
ing from the repeated plaudits of the large au-
diences, it gives good satisfaction. 1t will be
repeated this evening, and will, undoubtedly
attract another full and fashionable house.
.l ---------------- H..
The DRY Dock TO BE BUILT.-We are re-
joiced to state that an agreement has been eff
fected by the Directors of the Portland Dry
Dock Company, with Mr. Simpson of Boston,
for the erection of Dry Dock at this place.
i. The dock is to be 400 feet long and 100 feet
wide, and to be built ON the lot purchased for
the purpose, by the Company on the Cape
Elizabeth side, about 1000 feet east of the
Portland bridge. The work is to be commence
ed Immediately. Such consummation has
been earnestly desired for a long time by our
commercial community.
The adjourned meeting of the stockholders
of the Dry Dock Company will be held at the
Ocean Insurance office at o'clock this after
noon. A general attendance is requested
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements TS'ss"y'

New Advertisements To-Day
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Piano Instruction-Mrs Della
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Celabration-I. O. o; T.
Theatre~Smith, Hadley ~ Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Eurntture--F o. Bailey.
RAJ Estate-E. NJ. Patten & Co.
..l NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Seed Store-W. G. Sawyer.
Trunks, &c.-Dnran q Brackett
Fancy Gopds-Bowen q Merrill
Pian0s--Wm. Paine.
Natura!izer-H johnson & Co
Coal-Jas. il Baker.
Clover-Chase, Rogers & Hall
ONCE to Let-John Neal
10 Lett. II. Farley. III
Situation Wanted
Grape Vines, &c.-S. L. GoodaIe
House Wanted
Lost, rtemonnaie a....H
Force Pump--C. Pearce.
For Sale-J. c. Proctor
Manure for Sale. 20. ....
FOR Lease-J. c. Proctor.
For Sale--W. H. Jerrs.
SUBURBAN Residence-W II. Jcrris.
IL be Leased-H. G. Barnes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

A SITUATION as Clerk in o Grocery Store, by
IA man who has had some experience in the bus
ness, and can furnish the best of city references.
Address Box 1872, Portland o. ap24d3t~
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GOO

WiLL buy one two story house and one one AMI a
w half story house and Iot al IN sa ,sst. ~, ne,
April "a. div N'
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JOHNsON'S NATURALIZER
FOR THE
H A Ry
Suburban Re-,s,. nc. for sale

A god Two ant a hzlf stafv bsu... uith f.rf
~ and half acres u iand sftaafsf IN capF Fllra
10th, three miles ron Portland and half nIs ea
u the Reform SrAool "A . hsa.s - slsssn A. ~
"A rosmz. This pFeperfy wfl D. soid ~ ~ rniis
terms. and - very EeAsantiy ant c1uvunes ~ Inr
81 lor country res -ence Or a gcnfiaus4n ,aiiIg
business m this city. AfIly 10
W. m. JERKS
Aprztts~s Real Estate AGENT lortland.
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Southern Pine.

I HAVE on wharf 20 NJ of southern Pine Floor
Il Boards, trst quality, paned, jointed and dry,
ready for use, which will be sold low if applied for
soon. -.af teF1 n n pArrfEN
Apl 9-dtf 293 Commercial Street
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Long Sought For!
Come at Last!
Mains Elder Berry Wina.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all CITY
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
Asa MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable being
among the best, fnot the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manufactured from the pure
Juice OF the berry, and unadulteratel by any impure
ingredient, we can heartily recommend it TO the sick
As a medicine.
:. To the days Of the aged it ad'leth length.
To the mighty 1t addelh strength"
lis a balm for the sick, Joy Tor The we'll
Druggists and Gfocers buy and sell
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Moth and FrooLIos

Inc only reliable remedy for those brown isco r.
atoms on the race called Moth Patches and Freckes
is PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LorIoN. Prepar,
ed only BY Of ?. 9: PERRY, Dermatologist, 4s Bond
elsewhere. Price 81 per bottle marisd&Wsm nrn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

THE lower part OF good house, or q one and a
half story house, by q family of three persons =
To be within ten minutes walk OF Congress Square.
Address Box 906. ap2ldiw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

WE would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of VIM. S, Sawyer in
another column. s.fL
He has taken store No. 13i Exchange street,
where he will be happy to see all his old friends
and the public generally. Any one wishing
for articles in his line of trade will do well to
give him a call
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-E. M. Patten &
Co. sold at auction yesterday the wooden block
OF two houses on Spring street, next east of
South street. The first one, No. Is, brought
$3,O75, and was purchased by Mr.. Edward
Grueby. The other, No Is, brought $3.50,
and was purchased by Nathaniel Walker.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

To remove Pimples, Blotches, Freckles, &C.,
from the skin, use Schlotterbeck's Moth and
Freckle Lotion. mch3O-W&Stf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

SEE advertisement of money lost. 1t be-
longed to young lady who will express her
thanks to the restorer of it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

LADIES who desire to give all such articles
Of dress as come to the laundry, an unrivalled
whiteness and purity, are recommended to use
the "Steam Refined Soaps" We know of no
others equally esteemed for efficiency and
economy
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MARRIED..

In Belfast, April 49, William W. Hartshorn and
Sarah Thomas. 'i'a- anu
Decrow.
In Thoma.ton, April . John t. Beverage and
Jennie Hedrck. lT-
In Portsmouth, April Is. Edwin A. Tomiinson and
Theda A. Stover both OF York $50
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

DETENrIoN-ln consequence of ten freight
cars getting off the track of the Grand Trunk
Railroad yesterday, the passenger and mail
trains from Montreal and Bangor were detain-
ed three hours in arriving this city, and failed
to connect with the Boston train.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
fF alE
VI IL ). ID Ell Il.

" II s. ID e Z a,
Who has the highest references, both from Phila-
deiphia and in this city, is prepared to give nsruc-
tion in PIANO Music, No BAT Congress OF AZ Munjoy
Street. anro4datsn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-24

The attention of persons purchasing pi-
ano forte or musical instrument of any kind
is called to the advertisement of w. Paine in
another column. H ~ H0