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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-08-08

They promise you lands, and teach
you'to hate Southern people, whom
you have known always and who never
deceived you Are you. foolish
enough to believe you can get another
mn'5 land for nothing, and that the
White people will give up their land
without rnGistunna ..t..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-08-08

II you get up strife between your
race and the white race, do you know
son must persist You are now ten 20
oHa The weaker race. You WIN grow
cakec very day You can have no
safety aut in The Constitution, and no
peace except by e~uItiyating relations Of
Kindness with those who are fixed here,
onced your services, and are wiling
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-08-08

race moy suffer by the ggiI, ions aud
the struggle,
And the Radicals know this; and,
therefore, the means they propose are.
n9S ihc~le3 20 accomplish tho oall
, c"sAs Scsil I los : s%s 5 ( X s. Id
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
New York bteDis.

NEW YORK, Oct IA.
A gang of roughs beat policeman Nicholson
last night so badly that he is not expected to
live. Three brothers named Shea have been
arrested.
John McAvenel was shot on I'D street last
night by robbers. t
DR.. S. L. Ives, formerly Bishop of North Car
DINA, died at Manhattanville yesterday, aged
II.
Barque Southern Belle, from Wilmington
for Montevideo, put in here this morning, with
her crew down with fever. 81 49,
VIM. q. Spaulding, OF Newburyport, a sea-
man on the ship Irensides, which arrived this
morning from Liverpool, fell overheard on the
voyage and was drowned.
The printers on strike in Brooklyn as
sanlted one of the printers ON he Union news
paper, brutally beating him, and another stri-
kcr assaulted James Cooper, publisher of that
paper Saturday, but Cooper not only thrashed
his assailant but handed him over 10 the po-
lice. Girls are now successfully employed on
the Union and Eagle NE
Gen. Sherman left Tor st. Louis to-day
Eugene Sullivan, who has been on trial for
the murder of Michael Farrell at 126 Mott
street in May last. was to-day acquitted by the
lnry, The verdict was received with applause.
The homicide was not denied, but it was proved
that Sulliyans wife was living i'm open adult
terry with Farrell at the time.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
Washington Correspondence.

4.
The Times Wash'ugto special says it is I'M
true that Gen. Grant expressed himself graft
fled at the result of the late elections.
The sub-iudiciary committee commence their
Investigations on the Maryland Government
Monday
The Herald's special says the last session of
the Cabinet considered the question of appoint
ing permanent Secretary of War. 1t is said
that Gen. Grant is urging Gen. Rawlns for
the post, and he will probably be appointed.
The President, Gen. Hilyer and Secretary
MeCulloch had q long interview ON Sunday,
the result of which will be the immediate abo-
ishment of the Metropolitan Revenue Board.
Gen Grant has ordered officers to unit their
advertisements to not more than six insertions.
Gen. Duncan is looking up facts in Rich
mond relative to the suit against Fraz er, Tren-
holm & Co.
ait is said that Gen. Banks goes to Mexico to
Secure the exclusive right to establish rail-
way from Tehauntepec to the Pacific Ocean in
the interest of New England capitalists and
Marshal o. Roberts
The Tribune's special says a reorganization
OF the Cabinet is demanded by the Democrats.
Ii is doubtful whether Secretary McCulloch
makes any report about counterfeit 7-30 bonds.
The Worlds special says the impeachment
committee meet on Monday, and intend to
have their report ready on the opening of Con-
gress.
Gen. Sckes has been officially denied by
the President court of inquiry.
Gen. Sheridan has been granted two months
leave of absence.
The President called on Gen. Grant at the
War Department Saturday, and they had a
lone interview.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
KfrAiia h.iherln.
Nav YORK. Oct ID.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA.
Lieut. Lloyl, of the Government OF Liberia,
who has Just arrived in this city, states that
there has been much excitement and distress
in Liberia, owing to the stopping OF trade in
what is known as country cloth" This Is a
cotton blanket winch is almost universally
worn by natives The slaves in the interior OF
LIBERIA, VINO We're formerly held in subsection
py hiltive Kings or chiefs, have rebelled and OBJ
tanned their freedom. These kings were partly
independent OF the Government, and their adj
herents ontnumbered the civilized mart Of fbe
community by whom the Government of Ii
IBERIA was established. There is !, erect Won,
OF employment by the people of Liberia Manv
persons are sent there, but no provision has
been made to provide them with labor or cant
tai with which TO carry on business, Thara
are no public works and no enterprises to give
them employment The people seem 60 be pa
tent and only in need of capital for the estab
lishment OF business enterprises to make them
set-snstainine and independent.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA.
The u. S. Marshal with a company of ma
rines started to-day on a raid against the
whiskey stills at Port Richmond
QUEBEC Oct a.
The steamer Moravian passed Farther PoInt
this morning. News anticipated.
.-1a PHILADELPHIA, Oct A.
There was another raid on the Illicit whiskey
stills at Port Richmond to-day, but the distii-
lers were warned in some way, and large
number of stills removed and secreted. A
great quantity OF mash in hogsheads was seized
and destroyed. There were a large number of
women and children in the neigbborhood, but
no disturbances.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, Oct a.
The State Constables who were attacked by
the mob at Westfied ON Saturday night have
all been admitted to bail in $4,000 each, and are
held for trial on a charge of manslaughter.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. A.
Gen. Sheridan arrived here this afternoon,
and remained about half an hour. A salute
was fired and an address of welcome made by
Mayor Fiske. The General excused himself
from making speech. A large crowd was at
the depot.
HARTFORD, Oct. A.
Gen. Sheridan has accepted an invitation to
visit this city on the 24th inst. At meeting
of the city government an effort was made to
get an appropriation for his reception, but it
was voted down by the democrats
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
Various Items.

New YORK, Oct. H.
The Herald's San Francisco special says the
steamer for China takes 900 passengers, 700
tons Of freight, aud 81 100000 in treasure.
The Herald's Columbus special states that
MIR. OndendOnk, democratic candidate for
State Senator from Gallia county, will contest
the seat on the ground that he was beaten by
negro votes.
named James Spencer, of Statewide, N, j.,
shot at three boys on Lad of brush, danger
ously and probably fatally injuring two of
them, named Thomas and Wait. The other
boy escaped unhurt. The gun was heavily
loaded with bird md duck shot. Spencer has
been arrested
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
EUROPE.
I>sw- nv rms Gang

suaHsf . LIVERPOOL, Oct. 12-Midnght;
The ste imship China, which was to sail Tor
Boston at noon to-day, is detained by severe
storm, which still prevails.
LONDON, Oct H.
Much fault is found with the selection by
the Foreign Office of Edward Thornton, now
Minister at Brazil to represent Great Britain
at Washington, as announced last week in the
London Times The opinion is generally ex-
pressed that none but II diplomatist of the
HIGHEST rank should be sent to the United
States to fill the post occupied by the late Sir
Frederick Bruce. $50
DUBLIN, Oct. Is. u
The apprehensons of another Fenian land
ing, caused by the reports that suspicious yes-
sells had been seen lowering off the shore of
Kerry and other portion Of the Irish coast. are
suosidIug.s The war vessels which have been
guarding the southern and eastern coasts OF
ireland for some time past will be Withdrawn,
with the exception of one or two iron-clads.
FLORENCE Oct. b.
Garibaldi has named his Menotti gene
railssino of the revolutionary forces engaged
IN the movement on Rome 1t is stated that
bands of invaders have been driven over the
frontier by the Papal troops and disarmed by
the national forces.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

NEW hoRhs III.
CottOn-frmer; sales $500 bales; Midding up
lands at Isl az 19c.
Flour-10e higher; sales n ,0C0 bbls.; State at %
l12. round hoop Ohio Mt 10 50 40 II 10; Western
at % "a II 90; Southern at 10 IS az Is co. California
at lI,5O q 10 IS.
Wheat q &c lower; sales 1872 900 bush.; Spring
% az SO; Amber Green Bay AZ a. As; White
Michigan 25 Il 8sska&4 fEaE ~ MF
Corn about 1c lower; sales 81, 600 BUSH; Mixed
Western 40 "a 42l.
Oais-lower. ST. F.tY f4ltif VIZ.
Beef-dull. .Ir
Pork-steady; sales 1870 bbls. mess at % 40 "a
2255. Is
Lard-helv IVY; sales 500 bbls. at IA a 14sc.
Rice-dul a
Sugar-steady; sales 1915 hhds Muscovado at ia a
l2Ic; 1900 boxes Havana on private terms.
COffee-dul
Molasscs-quiet; sales lilo hlids. Porto Rico at 81 a
So Muscovado as az SEQ. i
Naval Stores-quet. ''
Freights to LyerpOol-irmer.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

80, . PH LADELfH IA Oct. II.
The tonnage this week from the Schuylkill region
Is heavy notwithstanding the loss of abOut two days
in consequence Of the election The lateness of the
season and the sarcty of the sizes mostly used for
domestic purposes creates considerable activity
the mining districts.
Lump-steamer and broken continue dull; also
chestnut, but the other sizes quite active and
firm. ~
The shipments of Anthracite coal by the Phiiadel-
phia and Reading Railroad for the week is SO 929
TOMS and by Schuyk Canal 29,6ii tons. Total 3d.
40 TONS against co. 435 tons he corresponding week
last year, showing increase of 39,O35 tons
Coastwise Freights during the week advanced a
tre, owing to the scarcity Of vessels and the rates
elusi e of bridges.
Our quotations remain unchanged; 81 80 90 for
Broad Top; So 90 for Gas Coal and Ami hracite Tor
eastern shipment, 81 q % for white ash, and 81 20
9 4 so for red ash, as to quality, on board.-North
American.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
A <aeaerai EmpeacIi ment law Proposed
by Fhad. Stevens.

NEW YORK, Oct IL.
"A special dispatch says Thaddeus Stevens
has written letter. in which he announces his
intention to urge on Congress as soon as it
meets IN November, to pass general inpeach-
ment law, defining the offences upon which an
officer may be impeached, and declaring that
no officer shall continue to exercise the iunc-
tons of his Office during his trial. and also the
passage of law providing that no State shall
have power to prohibit citizens of the United
States, whatever their race, color or religion
from voting for President or Congressman.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

NASHVILLE, Oct. IA.
Resolutions were introduced in the Legisla-
ture to-day favoring the nomination of Gen.
Grant for President, and for a reduction of the
tax on cotton. A bill was introduced assum-
ing the claims of loyal citizens for property la
ken Or destroyed during the war
Gov. Brownow has submitted the report of
Mr.. McElwell, who was sent to Memphis to
investigate the condition OF the National bank
that borrowed the school fund. The report is
unsatisfactory, indicating but small probable
lily of recovering the balance due, amounting
Co over SiOO 900
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

CHICAGO, IH., Oct. IA.
Flour quiet and unchanged; Spring extra 10 20.
wheat unsettled and declined a. &c; sales Ne. at
49, and No at 81 al 81. closing at SO for No. !.
Corn steady and declined a &c; sales No at O9l
"a 10; No. at Oh O. TO- closing at the outside
rates. Oais less active and decnedf c sales al sac
rye declined &c, closing tame at I 20 for No L. lar
lev duh and declined at 2Jc salesai IS for No
Provisions very dull; Mess Pork nominal at p so
Lard at 13c.
/ Receipts-i2 600 bbls flour 157 900 bush. wheat
s5 900 bush coin 1000 BUSH oats, 900 hogs Ship
ments9 900 bids. flour, 81 900 bush. at, 56,t u
bush corn POI, 900 bush. oats.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IA
The yellow fever interments Tor the twenty
four hours ending on Sunday morning We're
thirty-two, and for the twenty four hours end
ing this morning forty-two.
The grand jury for this parish was drawn to-
day, and is composed of half whites and half
biacks.
MOBILE, Oct. IA.
There were four yellow fever interments here
to-day. Et&fl 1891 J
GALVESTON, Texas, Oct. IA.
The yellow fever is very severe at Victoria.
Major Lathrop, commanding the post, died on
the Och inst, with eleven others
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
BY ELECTRICITY

Who have cold hanos and feet; weak stohaehs, lam
and weak back; nervous and sick headache; dizz.
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion and
consultation the bowels pain IN the side and back
terpal cancers; tumors, polypas, and all that long
Grain OF diseases will ind in Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful mensir9ation, TOO r.Oiuse
with youne ladies' Electricity IL certain specific,
and will 10 a short tiIoe, restore the saGereE to the
oignr of haalth
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct IL.
Freights to Liverpool by sail are sas Stunning more
IA p ID ON sea Island Cotton. Coast issMTo New
York bylsiean 81 v bale on Sea Islai d and upland
oS5t9n o. !, fierce on Rice and by vessel 81 so %
ton. by steam, &c y on Cotton and So ~ tierce on
hce; by sail, &c " ID on Cotton
NEW ORLEANS Oct 8.
mere Is fair amount of tonnage for Coastwise
ports While that for Foreign ports is limited. There
IS however, very little of thing offering to go for
ward The rates by steamer are ic " I'd for Cotton
TO New York, lie to Boston and philadelphia; Tobac-
co TO New York 81 ty hid Flour 10 New York 75c W
bbl.: Flour TO Boston Csc " Dbl; Bra to Boston 80
35c " sack; Cotton to Liverpool 81 " ID; Tobacco
Abs y hid. by sail-Cotton to Liverpool % 8 sd
" fb. Tobacco 40 az AIS Cd y hhd Cotton by sail to
Havre 1tc ~ h. Efi-aa
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
Richmond Republican city Convention.

RICHMOND, Oct. H.
The Republican City Convention met in Cap
itol Square to-day The candidates for delegates
to the Constitutional Convention, agreed upon
Saturday night, Messrs. j. w. Hunnicutt
Judge Underwood, James Morrisey, white, and
Lewis Lindsey and James Cox, colored were
unanimously nominated. The meeting was
one of the largest ever held in the Square, and
the greater portion of the colored population
were present. Fewer white people than usual
attended. 1t is said the greater portion of
whites and moderate colored amen intend maxi
ing other nominations. The ex-officers and sol
diers of the party did not take part but will nom
mate ticket OF their own. After the nominal
ton the candidates. with the exception of Judge
Underwood, who is absent from the city, were
called out and made speeches of very pro-
scriptige character.
Gen Schoiield returned here yesterday, and
there will be no change in the reconstruction
programme in this State.
A card will be published in the morning by
moderate Republicans" cautioning parties
against pledging themselves to the ticket NOM
mated to-day, as Intelligent and respectable
candidates will be announced at once.
The conservatives intend holding a meeting
to organize and nominate a ticket for this city,
and also one for the county, during the week.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

CINCiNSAJI, Oct IA.
Whiskey held at sc in bond, with lar demand
free al irreyular rates Mess Pork duh aud NOM
NAL at % % % % 90 with but little orefg Bacon
unchanged with no demand worth, o. hole n ,ia,
offering this rate and held af 49, a. 13Ic. Hams
ioc' Win no buyers at the close al this rate.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
New Work Weekly Catslc Market.

NEW YORK, Oct a.
Beef &c higher; receipts $3.50 heal; quotations at
~ q lIsc; Yea stea1y receipts 1883 head; quota
lions at ~ l9 l2ic. sheep and Lambs depressed; re-
ceps 3i,765 head quotations for Sheep at A. az &c,
and Lambs az 74c. Swine active and higher; re-
eeipts 25,o52 head; quotations at q a 7sc
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
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@ o Nh M Il. R G AL
EInzllIa.ial

NEW YORK. Oct. At. p. M.
Money active and closes at per cent ON call Gold
closed strong at 144B very uneasy feeling prevails
in regard to the Liverpool Cotton market. The ba-
bllities of Rail-, Campbell & Son are estimated at
meDt securities dull and heavy. Railroad stock
weaker. Mining shares have been active during the
day and closed quiet The business, at the SubTreas-
ury to-day was as fIiows:-- Receipts, $3.50, 800;
payments. 81, 42l 325; balance, $109,779,49i.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct Il.
The House election committee has been
taken testimony in relation to the charges of
disloyalty against the members elect to Con-
gress from this State since Friday. They ex-
pect to proceed to Louisville next Saturday,
and commence taking testimony there on Mon
day next
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

A FEW Gentlemrn and gentl man and WIFE, can
"A De accommodated at No. Milliken's Block
Hampshire st. October H. dows
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.


DuBLIC Notice is hereby given to all persons in
teresied, that John Pickett OF Cape Elizabeth,
on the fourteenth day Of August In the year OF our
Loid ore ths usaI c CHI III Gltd and sixty, by his
deed Of that date which Is recorded in the Cumbrr-
land Registry Of Deeds Book 30i page 50, nortgaged
to CHARLES Forbes OF Portland certain lot Of and
with the buildings thereon, situated in said Caie
Elizabeth in the County OF Cumberland on the vest
erly side OF road lea hg from lands of George g.
d er and running souiheasterly to land of s. lIig-
gn, and bounded beginning at the corner of lands
owned by Ebenezer Pickett thence running souther-
ly by said road to land of Sylvanus Higgins thence
southwesery by land OF said Higgins to lands OF Eh-
enezer fcketI, thence northwescry by lands OF said
Fiekutt to astake thence asierly u the place
begun at containing forty (40); to secure the
payment OF ore prOmisaIy note oftwo hundred fitly
five and twenty seven one hundredths dollars, that
said Charles Forbes did, ON the thin ticth day OF June
in the year OF oui Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven assign and set over to Jerome b.
Pickett ofsaid Portland, said deea OF mortgage to-
gether with the note secured thereby which assign
meht Is record In the Cumberland Registry OF
Deeds Book 352 page 359 that the condition of said
mortgage Is broken by whereof the sail ,Je-
rome Pickett hereby CLAIMS a foreclosure OF The
same.
Dated at Portland, this eleventh day OF October
A. ID. 1867, JEROME b. FIrK ETT
October IL. eod3w
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

| hereby given that the "Boothbay Marine Rail
way. at Townsend Harbor, (so calledi) is finish
ell AMI ready for work. lit has two Cradles taking
up two vessels at time, OF two hundred tons each
The one on the lower Cradle can be launched while
the one ON the upper mains, or both be hauled
up together and both launched together
There Is fourteen feet OF water on the lower Cradle
at common tide. They located in ~ very ,esra-
BILE place, they North and South and have The
sun on both sides. They are built ftIn yery hest
material and with great care and skill by Mr.. Ed
ward u. Lorng, of Provineetown, Mass.
There will be kept constantly ON hand snitabls
material for repairing, painting and caulL Inc vessels.
All labor will be done with dispatch anal al as low
friends call on us.
JOSEPH NICKERSON Boofhbay, Prest
EkASTUS MCPHERSON, Boolhbay, Clerk & 1re'7'
DIRECTORS:
.i ALLEN LEWIS, Boothbay,
tt THOMAS WARS, SouthPit.
WARREN HOUGHToN p''"'
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
The Cotton Tradc-Heavy Failures IN
E4 ~ Liverpool.

NEW YORK, Oct. A.
Private cable advices report the failures of
I. & j. Rail- q Co. and Collin, Campbell &
Co., both heavy cotton firms.
There is utter want Of confidence here in the
credit of Liverpool firms 1t is stated that
many cotton dealers have to obviate the effects
OF open insolvency by making private settle
ments with bankers on favorable terms, with
the understanding that the banks should con-
tinue to support them. In this way the price
of cotton has been supported. A further slight
decline would bring down the whole cotton
trade in Liverpool and ruin tho BANKERS con
nected with thot interest. A combination Of
capitalists here recently appropriated $1,000
whole OF these margins, it is said, are now
wiped out 'tt
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
Cook Wanted.

MALE and Female. Extraordinary ind uceme MT
4yl Inquire of \
September so. diff A. M Nc KENNEY
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

NN WEDNESDAY,, October 10th, at l2o'el'ek A.,
J ON the premises, we shall oiier ior sale cool
t,So st,,ry N OGDEN house No. . Cttion Street.
Tho hots. mas one finish al room, slated roof and
Good cellar with bilck iioor. The lo Is about 10 BY
30 feet
Then We shall offer the three lois next below the
aboge Each lot 10 about 30 et Cation Street and
60 IeetdtCp.
Terms ne-thrd cash; balance pay alle Ia one ana
two years, with inter. St secured By mortgage.
Portland, October o, 1851 cciTdtd
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
ROarders Wanted
AGENTS Wanted.

4 FEW Gentlemen boaIders, or a gen leman and
September 26. diff
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
PROPOSALS.

n,v,cr OF THE q. :. MtEsHAL, (
-. ifn ~ Maine, Portland, Oct 8, 1867. I
ks Ds' PTRofoSALs viii be received at This
aie q clapps H y ,e;. cs9grsss street u
IN i,Ishuc the U. ). Courts with fuel tor the wear
ioa october TO- 1865 The fuel required viii be
~ hest quality Of LEMON COAL, STOVE SIZE nell
sc,ssSed md free from State and Dust ana a. be de-
IIyerel in such quantities. and at such times and
mares as the u. s. Marshal for the District OF Maine
may direct.
Proposals B., be endorsed proposals Tor Fuel for
US. Courts" and addressed to the United States
Marshal for the District OF Maine
CHARLES CLARK,
oct7di0l U. S. Marshal for District of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
NOTICE.

THE property OF the Yarmouth Paper Company,
i situated in Yarmouth. twelve miles from Port
land by Grand Trunk or Kennebec & Portland
Railroad, is offered for sale.
The property consists OF excellent mill p.ivi-
lege with plenty of water, Mill and Machinery COM
plete for the manufacture of 800 to 1000 TBS paper
per day. together with Stole House, Stable and
Stock House.
The whole is now under lease for five wears at
good rent, and will be sold subject to the lease.
ii not sold at private sale previous to Thursday,
October 2ith, 1t VIII then be offered at Public Auc-
ton, on the premises, at o'clock Z. NJ. on that
day. tsl
The property can be examined at any time. Terms
81, 900 at sale, and balance ON delivery OF deed.
For further particulars address
A. l.. LOklNG, Treasurer,
October g. IT'D Yarmouth.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

NEW ORLEANS Oct H.
Cott9nLnarket sitter at tar demand; Low Mid
ports 247 bales Sugar and Moiasses-no Iouisiana
in first hands. NV
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
Rru,uf Murders.

hAhfFORD, COnl., Ocl. IL.
A brutal murder occurred at Colchester late
Saturday night. Several Irshmen. under the
influence of liquor, had quarrel, which final
ly ended in blows. John Kilday was murdered,
his head being pounded to Jelly with stones
and clubs. David Sulivan, the supposed muir
derer, escapes but is being very closely pur-
sued. A reward of 800 has been offered by
the selectmen for his arrest. He is supposed
to be making his way toward New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. a.
The Heralds Canton special states that Fer
dinand Hoffman Il killed Caroline Jost during
service in church by stabbing her eleven
times with huge butcher knife. She had
been divorced from him. He is a well known
desperate and barely escaped being hung by
the mob as he was being Jailed. j..
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15
Confectionery and Variety stOc

N a store centrally located. Rent 1sw. This is n
i good chance for a man a woman with q capital
OF few hundred dollars. Apply to
octlidiw*, go ts@5s#ff W. III. JERKS
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-15

NOTICE.. Iwiii sell on favorable terms as 10
the corner OF Middle aud Franklin streets aud ON
rfahhiih street. including the OF Frank In anu
fore streets. Apply to VIM. HILLIARD. Bangor
or SMffH y REED. ATTORNEYS, Portland. lyi-r