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LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY PREss.I
STATE HOUSE, AUGUSTA, Feb. q.

loIEOlaL DlsfAISh The Daibh ihA|'I
STATE HOUSE, AUGUSTA, Feb. q.
~. SENATE.
Petition of the Mayor of the city Of Port
land for an act authorizing loan OF the credit
of the city in aid of building purposes, the
Joint order being suspended, was referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Petit of Judge of Probate of Aroostook
county, for increase of salary, was referred to
to the Aroostook delegation
Report of the Committee on Railways and
Bridges on the petition of Arson p. Morrill,.
President of Maine Central Railroad. grant.
sfng an act additional to an act which con-
stltutes their charter, was presented Act
read and assigned.
MI Ludwig reported that the Committee on
state Printing had made a contract with Say
ward q Stevens to do the same. Three hun
dred and fifty copies of the same were ordered
to be printed ......
An act incorporating the Portland 81 West
ern Railroad as originally reported, passedto be
engrossed, the Senate nonconeurring with the
House in an amendment which passed that
branch.
The following acts passed the Senate IN con-
currence with the House: An act to author
lze Jos. L. Grant and another to extend their
wharf in the town of Ellsworth; to make valid
the doings of the town of Otisfeld; to incor-
porate the Dirigo Sewing Machine Company;
authorizing l.. j. thillbrook and others to
build wharf in the town of Sedgwick; to
unite the Maine Baptist Convention and the
Maine Missionary Society; to incorporate the
Houlton Branch Railroad Company; to sur
render the charter of the Machias Water
Power Company; to provide for the payment
of lost bonds, coupons, and other State secur-
ties. e... ... .u l. 4
HOUSE.
The following acts passed the House: to au-
thorize John Mcintyre to extend a wharf into
tide waters of Camden harbor; authorizing
the extension of wharf into tide waters at
Sabbath Day Harbor; to make valid the doings
of the town of Frankfort; to authorize the re-
assessment of certain taxes in the city of Cal
ais to change the location of the Wiscasset
Bridge and to provide the same may be Free
also to lay out streets over tide water IE
The act ito remove disability on account OF
color".was specially assigned for to-day and was
called up by Mr.. Hale, of Ellsworth, who made
remarks advocating the repeal of the law.
Mr.. Morris, of Portland, Mr. Oak, of Gar
land, and Mr.. Stevens, of Augusta spoke on
the same side. Messrs. Atkinson, of Emb-
den, Whittier, of Vienna, and Dame, of Eliot,
spoke in opposition. a 3
The House was full of spectators and con-
siderable interest was manifested in the result.
The question was ON motion to reconsider a
vote whereby the question had been indefi-
nitely postponed. 1t was decided A yeas, "A
nays The act was accordingly indefinitely
postponed. .t..r ..
The Committee on Division of Towns have
unanimously voted not to divide the town of
Darlington.
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New York Market.

- NEW YORK, Feb g.
Cotton-more active and shade firmer; sales 1900
bales; Middlng uplands at 32a a. 33c, chiefly at the
latter quotation. h r,1f -
Z Flour-1ess active but prices are without change
sales $500 Dus State at % a II 90; r0und hoop
Ohio IL 20 g 10 40; Western IS q II So Southern
sales at 10 Is @ 1G so. s,y ;,
= Enthusiastically sales Is 800 bush. No. Milwarl-
kee at 20. Racine at 10. White Michigan at 20.
White Canada at 95 a. 90.
Corn-firmer; sales $4,000 bush. Mixed Western at
III "a 10, Yellow Southern, new, at Is. Yellow
jersey new, at H. "a -ill tARf1At HsAa
oats-rather more steady; sales p 900 BUSH; prices
Betf--steady iaefat s{
Pork--irmer; sales new mess at 20 12s oldd at
20 90. -
Lard-heavy and unchanged. .t sii Do ss3a1is Or
Whiskey--quiet. 4sfft "a. ISL .,,,, ,,,,i..f t ,t
Groceres-quiet. ' 'i ii''
Naval Stores--quiet; Spirits Turpentine at 664 a
&c. Rosin at 4 90 a. 90.
Petroleum duh sales at 10 a 1slc for crude Re-
fined bonded at 27c. , -. o. - = ~, IN.
Tallow-steady.
Wool-quiet and firm; sales 100 900 Tbs. at 45 a CSC
for domestic fleece; A. 52lc for extra pulled; 2S q
34c for California. 1i''i' -i3fD
Freights 70 LiverpoOl-frm. H@ 4 AK
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Bank Notice.

bhI Bank Notice. b.,-i -
NNHE following the list and I'd Sections of an act
a of the Legislature, passed Eel 20, 1866
"SECTIo,y l. In all where the liability of any
Shank in this State to redeem its bills would expire
sin the year 1866, but for the provisions of this act
"such liability shall be extended until the list day OF
"Mprch, 1867, except such banks are now in the
'hands of the Receivers"
''SECT. 2. The Bank Commissioners shall publish
Sin one or more newspapers nearest the place where
ga bank is situated and in such other Newspapers as
"they may fit, notice of the time when the La
bility OF such bank will for the redemption of
s bills, said notice to be CONFINED for three months
1next before the time named therefor" ~
The liability of the following banks to redeem their
bills which would have expired in the year 1866 and
after the passage act by the first secion Of
the act, extended untiIthe LIST day OF March, 1867;
Augusta Bank lat Augusta Long Reach Bank at Ratb
Bath Bank, at Bath. Lewiston Falls BARI ~
Bank OF Somerset sNEfE IN at Iewiston
l. at Skowhegan. Marine Bank,
Bank of Winthrop, at Damar;scotta
= at Winthrop. Northern Bank.
Freemans Blk, at Augusta Of ua,,o,ro,,
Granite Bank, at Augusta Oakland Bank,
International Bank, srM a - a At Gardiner
at Portland, Orono Bank, at orono.
Kenduskeag Bank, Skowheean Bank
I'D at Bangor at Skowhegan.
A. G. ROBBINS,) Bank
F. L. WEBB, ! Commissioners %
Nov o. 1866, w. = r nooeJfo VIZ,
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First Glass Houses for Sale.

WE offer for sale the eight first class brick houses,
w recently built by us, situated Oh Pine Street,
between Clark and Carleton Streets. 2 flftsl4'&
sThese houses are thoroughly built with slate roofs
brick drains, and marble mantelpieces throughout-
They will be sold at a low price, and on very fvora-
BILE terms. Apply at our office, No. 27f Danforth St.
J.B. BROWN g. SONS,
or VIM. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent, opposite the
Preble House. r.ar
October Is, 1866. ~ dtf
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

HAVING been burned out OF my Rubber Store,
LII 147 Middle St, would solicit the trade
of the citizens of Portland and vicinity, t1,til
re-Open) 10 my headquarters, IS Milk Street, Boston,
where are kept every variety of goods made from
India Rubber comprising in part Rubber and Leatl-
er Machine Belting, Steam Packing, Baskets, Rings,
Hose for conducting and hydrant purposes, Rubber
Clothing of every description, Combs Balls, Toys
Understanding for beds in cases Of sickness Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Tubing, iSPittoons, iSyringes,
Gloves and Mittens, Elastic Rings and Bands Piano
Covers, Horse Covers with and without hood, Wagon
Covers, Air Beds, Pillows, Cushions, and Life Pre-
servers Mechanics Aprons, Rubber Jewelry,i OF
beautiful patters and all kinds of Rubber Goods that
may be desired, all ofwhch will sell at manuiac-
turers lowest prices fr ,-.,e r, t-.fg
Please forward your orders Tor the present to +
II. A. HALL, l,lIr ,-gff .7lt.Y
jul 13eodf 81 So Milk Street, Boston.
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The Portland Press hasincreased its size equiva-
lent to an addition of hr.e OF four columns. This
ton from the ashes of thegreat fire. shows that the
principles It advocates ami its efforts to cater to the
literary tastes OF its readers appreciated by the
devoted to details Of important events and selections
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WHAT DID IT? A young lady returning to her
York, was hardly recognized by her friends. Iplace
Of arustic flushed face, she had soft ruby complex
Ion OF almost marble smOOthness, and instead OF 23,
she really appeared but II. She told them plainly
she used Aagan's Magnolia Balm, and would not be
without it. Any lady can improve heI appearance
very much by using this article. 1t be ordered
of any druggist for 50 cents ,if,
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Miscellaneous dispatches.

azals.a PHILADELPHIA, Feb. G. 3
The steamer Cassandria, from New Orleans
for New York. with a cargo of cotton, is ashore
off Brigatine Shoals, and reported bilged and
breaking in two.
s.Q II FRANKLIN, Pa, Feb. 6. u
q The trial of c. S. Culver and J. s. Austin
was concluded to-day, the jury returning ver-
dict of not guilty.
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order should be enforced in the so-called States
until loyal and Republican State Governments
can be legally established, therefore,
Be at enacted, that the so-called States shall
be divided into military districts and made
subject to the military authority of the Uni
ted States as hereinafter prescribed, and for
that purpose Virginia shall constitute the first
district North Carolina and South Carolina
the second distaiet, Georgia, Alabama and
Florida the third district, Mississippi and Ar
kansas the fourth district, and Louisiana and
Texas the fifth district. .rf,f,-f siii..,. .-..s
Section2. And be ii further enacted, that
II shall be the duty OF the General of the army
to assign to the command of each of said dis
tficts an officer of the regular army, not below
the rank OF Brigadier General, to detail suf-
hcient military force to enable such officer to
perform ms duties and enforce his authority in
the district to which he is ASSIGNED .l a4g' d.,
Section .. ana De 1t further enacted, that it
shall be the duty of each officer assi2ned as
aforesaid, to protect all persons in their riohts
of person and property, to suppress insurrec-
ton and violence, and to punish or cause IN he
punished, all disturbers of the public neace
and criminals; and to this end he may allow
civil tribunals to take jurisdiction of and to
try offenders, or, when in his Judgment it may
be necessary for the trial of offenders, he shall
have power to organize military commissions
or tribunals for that purpose-anythlng in the
laws or constitutions of The sO-called States to
I the contrary notwithstanding-and all legisia-
Wv alu Juuieial proceedings ana processes "
prevent or control the proceedings of said mil
ltmy tribunals, and all interference By said
pretended State Governments, with the exer-
else of military authority under this act shall
be void and of no effect 7r--T..I T.
Section 4. And be it further enacted, that
the Courts and judicial officers of the States
shall not issue writs Of habeas corpus in behalf
of persons in military custody unless some
commissioner or officer on duty in the dis
strict wherein such person is detained, shallen-
Sdorse upon such petition statement certify
ing upon honor that he has knowledge or in
formation as to the cause and circumstances of
the alleged detention, and that he believes that
the endorsed petition is preferred in good faith
and in furtherance of justice, and not to him
| der or delay the punishment OF crime. All
persons put under military arrest by virtue OF
the act shall be tried without unnecessary de-
lay, and no cruel or unusual punishment shall
! be inflicted,
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The Portland Pro- IS WIS enlarged on the LIST of
and Advertiser-whie n areour largest New ENGLAND
dahies-. and It now 'nakesl very handsome appear
anee THIS ,evidene g of prosperity the part of SO
good ana rename paper IS the Press is gratifying.
1t shows too, that Portland has lost nothing vigor,
enterprise or reso' rce by he great fire. but that lis
course1s stu onw thatits business is in iT IN
creasng, notwn nstanding the apparent calamity of
last year-and That its promise Of commercial great
ness is certain to be fulfld.x The Press is among
the best OF me New England papers, and its present
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TTNH0SE suffering from that terrible malady Chils
i and Fever, who have hitherto been unable to
find remedy, will do well to write to me, as have
sale and certain cure, which will furnish to the
afflicted for five dollars. Address p 2
-staa-s CYRUS LOWELL,
Stevens Plains, Westbrook, Me.
,Januarv Or 1857 eOo6w~
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Store to Let.

CPACIOUS, and well adapted for almost any bust
y ness, being next door to Middle, and the upper
store in the three STORED iron front block on Union
Street. Conveniences and finish modern. III
Enquire at No. 4 Cotton Street.
jan15d1 wtcodtf ..l fa.ai5ti i 1se fF 70
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Hemstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring has ben
steadily growing in favor for twenty years. 1t
acts upon the absorbents at the roots of the lair aid
changes to its original color by degrees All inst-
srocts is not dye but is certlin in its results pr
notes its growth, and is beautiful Hair Dressin,,
Price 80 cents and $1.O0. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, soldby all Druggists.
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. sAlR y F->'8ff n AElFiH " I
uHb gs7r H7I .asF Islsfr
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Murderer Executed.

MORRIsTOwN, Pa, Feb. 6.
Joseph I. Hadolph was executed at noon to-
day for the murder of Julius Wochell. young
German, in, November, 1866. His object was
to obtain money belonging to Wochell in Ger
many, and he was detected by a letter written.
to obtain it. He died after delivering a speech
in German protesting his Innocence. -
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-Itatt H.-A'f ,lees1 'H.si. O. tiii 'Ht
LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER
TOP Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache
Cholera Morbus &C., where warming, genial slim
uant is required Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for cult
nary purposes. Sold everywhere at 80 cents per bot
tie. 90 u NfbH@ 9BM ~ " FF
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
.&-fantF. "a .June IA. '66-eodSW1v
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WerIsingmen's Convention.

----- = = ALBANY, N. T., FEB. 8.
The Uorkingmen's Convention, to-day, dis
cussed theeight hour system. A melton that
the platform. adopted BY the National Labor
Convention at baltimore last August be
affirmed by the Convention, was referred to
committee. Adjourned .,.
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REAL ESTATE.
House for Sale.

ON Neal Street, upper half of the Brick from
~ House-containing in all ~ Rooms; cemented
Cellar, hard and soft water. good Stable, and
yard room. Very convenient and desirable.
Possession given sometime in March. Terms
easy. Apply on the premises, or to
80 t7tt VIM. III. JERRIS, $50
4AA R.-,7.xssr. Real Estate Agent.
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e4't' 81 sto-'s NEW YORK, Feb. @.
Gold continued to improve to the close the day,
and left off at 1871 Government securities strong
and closed slightly higher Stocks quiet and steady
at the last open Board. Afterea there was an i'm
proved demand for leading shares, and the market
closed a better. Petroleum and Minins stocks
been generally steady and the market firm at the
close. az. az No ra-4 IA ssEttl ..sa 81 ~
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Waterville Classical Institute.

Il ruary 18th.
FOR particulars apply to the Principal, or send for
Catalogue. j. II HANSON
Jan Ao-2awd&w4w Principal,
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Fed. 3.
Flour quiet Wheat--No. activea nominal; for
No there is good speculative demand, closing at
ls64 Corn firm and in good demand at 79a a soc for
change and transactions light. Mess Pork is held at
10 20, but sales at that figure are meagre. Sweet
picked hams quiet but firm at II "a III. Green
meats quiet with small sales; hams 9ie from dressed,
and 10c rom slaughtered hogs. Lard almost nominal
at liz o9 12c Live hogs in good demand, and a 1Oc
higher for better grades sales at 80 "a co. closing
at 80 az Go, dividing on 200 lbs Keceipts-6,O 900
bbs -four 1900 bllsh wheat, $500 bush. corn $500
bush oats, $500 hogs. Shipments 900 bbls -four
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Brighton Market. a

II "a
BRIGHToN, Feb. 6.
At market tor the current week. Cattle, 1885, Sheep
and Lambs, 7242; Swine, II; number Of Western
Cattle, 754; Eastern Cattle, 1853; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle, 1913; Cattle left, over from last
PRICES. Beet Cattle-Extra sfs 25 q s1s 50; frst
quality S12 80 "a S13 90; second quality 81 10 a.
$12 co. third quality 50 90 a $40 90 " 100 Tbs 1.-THE to-
tai weight of hides, talow and dressed beef)
Country Hides, . @ sae " fb; Country Tailow, a
BRIGHTON Hides, 10 q lie % tb; Brighton Tallow, 8
a &c P lib.
Lamb Skins, 81 IS @ 81 70 p Skin; Sheep Skins,
81 25 gs$I75 each. vi gi5Sh ffttitk 81 filI'
Calf Skins, II a. zoe " fb. CO.
day last du not arrive until mnieht. and most oC
the cattle were sold on Friday and Saturday. On
Saturday night there was about 300 more Cattle ar
rived, which were sold on Monday and Tuesday, and
last night the balance of the Western Cattle arrived
and are yarded for sale to-day The quality of those
which came i'm last is not SO good those which came
IN the last of the week. Prices remained unchang-
ed from our last quotations. There has been fair
demand. The supply from Maine is larger than it
was last week, and there are more Working Oxen
among them. 4 g-r-rr.-- ~
Stores-Nearly all the small Cattle thai are brought
into market that are in fair condition. sold for
beef. There is but few stores, except Working
Oxen and Mich Cows in market
Working O&en-Sales $50, S1f5, $175, $3.50, $185
$3.50, $780, $685. S215, 1920 $225 $685. $245 a. So65
There is good supply of Working Oxen in market,
but not very active demand. ,f 't
Mich Cows-Sales extra $50 a. 500; ordinary $50
a $40; Store Cows $35 a. $50. Prices Of Mich Cows
Sheep and Lambs-Trade is dull and prices are
from to lie " ID lower. We quote sales at 81 So 49,
49, So, IS 80 lP head, and 4, 5, 81, Z, Sc ~ fb.
Swine-N one at market.
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Notice to Land Holders.

MIR ODUROCHER, Builder. is prepared TO take
Nl contracts for building, either by JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Class workmen
and material Of all description: it
Residence, AMERICAN HOUSE.
India Street. Portland
August 18TH 1866 aug2Odtf
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Photographs! Photographs!

MOULD respectfully inform his former customers
w and the public generally, that he is now locat-
ed at No. q MARKET SQUARE, where he would
be happy to receive all those wishing for Photographs
Ambrotypes, etc.
N. b. All work warranted
H MARKET SQUARE. q MARKET SQUARE
jan14-3n#
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Identified manner yet leaning in all vital issues with
his party While we cannot always agree with all OF
his n0litiea notions, heartily bear witness TO the
ability character and culture he has displayed its
managerrlent and wish him and the proprietors even
more prosperity in the next year than ii has had in
the past. 81. .g.,l 4, .su.ss,..., IL :,
a general cnltyre and literary taste characterizes its
contents As good family newspaper " has no SUI
perior and while Mr. Lincoln occupies the city ed
itors chair there will be lack OF local news as It
is generally acknowledged in that department he has
no equal in the State. r... ,-.
The enlargement argues prosperous business, at
least for ur contemporary, and We hope 1t VIII never
be found necessary to curta the dimensions or TINS
enterprlslng and respectable sheet.
VI [From the Bangor Times.l a..
NJ The Portland Daily Press comes TO us eonsid-
IDLY enlarged and with return TO its old style OF
90 makeup" This enlargement-so soon after the
great fre-t0 a size equal with the leading Boston
dailies, speaks ayoraby for the prosperity of the
city and indicates good degree of enerprze ON The
mart of the propret0rs. The Press is edited with
ability has able contributors, and as the heading
paper of the dominant party is power in the land
IFrom the Portland Transcript
TIE DAILY PRESS begins the new year much en-
laroed in size We glad to such an evidence of
tie nrosnerty of tits excellent journal The Press
las swunS ronnd the circle to another arrangement
of its editorial and news matter after an the old
second and third page arral eeient, presenting eui-
torias and news together was u oes'. n
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Farm for Sale.

L WILL sell my farm near Aliens Corner West
brook, about three miles from Portland one mile
from horse cars, aud Wcstbrook Seminary.
Said farm contains about 100 acres part OF it very
valuable for tlage, and part OF il for building lots.
There is good house. two large barus. md out hous-
es on the premises. 1t will be sold together in lots
to suit purchasers CYRUS THURLOW,
sep11-dtt .- 1G5 Commercial st.
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, ,s;A90t} AWD31 Wan s5iNO
All who value valuable head of hair, and its pres
ervation from premature badness AMI turning grey
will not fail to Lyons celebrated KathariOn 1t
makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, adcates dand
run, and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere.
"a, r.. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, NJ
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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To Let.

HURST, second and third lofts over L. L. Eden &
Il Co.'S store, Free Street Block; also, offices over
SchlOtterbccks, and over Crosman Il Co.'S, in new
block corner Brown and Congress streets. I, -
jan14-dtf j, b. BROWN
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From the Rth Times.l
From the Lewiston journal, Jan. IL

~ Inc Portland Presscomes out greatly enlarg-
ed and we suspect it gives another settler to the
question wnlchis 'the principal paper Portland"
It is bound to distance its .onlpeiitors. = =
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BUFFALO, N Y, Feb. 6.
Flour in good demand; sales of State at 1850.
Wheat quiet sales No. Chicago at 80; White Cam
ada at 2 10 a 80. Corn steady and unchanged. Oats
dull and nominal. Rye nominal Barley FIRM
Whskey unchanged. Pork--new mess firm. LARD
sales at 13c. Dressed hogs duh at %.
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Portland and Machias Steamboat
COMPANY. .u- I

A, Special Meeting Of the Stock
S n holders OF the above named Com.
fx M III rany will be held at their flee IN
sczSz.sz Commercial 81, Port amt Feb
ruary IS, 1867, at O'Clock p. NJ Tor the following
purposes
1st, to see it they win accept the Act' Of the Ie
g;slature changing the name of the Company aud
increase its capital stock &C. N
I'd, to see il they will increase the capital stock nj
the company, and to what extent Z :, : =.
81 to see what changes, ii any, they in make in
the By Laws of the Company - - .
4th to transact any other business that NAV Ie-
gally come before them.
WILLIAM ROSS, Clerk.
Jan. 80, 1867. .... ct. 1ans1 DIV
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Mobile Markets.
Bu6alO Market. I

FL. MOBILE, Feb. 6.
Cotton-quiet and firm; sales 1000 bales. Middling
uplands at Soc. Ship Gertrude, with 26l6 bales of
Cotton, cleared for Liverpool to-day.