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Dissolution of COp0rtsaersjtip

TTNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
J. name of CALVIN EDWARDS & CO., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All persons hold
ng bills against the firm, requested to present
them for payment, and those indebted will please call
md settle ant
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COPARNTNERSHIP.
COOPER Dc MORSE,

VNAKE pleasure in informing their old patrons and
4 friends that they have resumed business at their
OLD STAND, former of Market and Milk streets,
where they will keep constantly ON hand the best
sortment of
Meats. Poultry. Game. &c.
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BUILDING.
LUMBER,
Great Indacements


IA Messrs. ANDERSON, BONNELL 4 CO.. have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
OF established reputation, and will in future carry on
Architecture with their business Engineers. Par
ties intending to build invited TO call at their
oice, No, 3O6 Congress street, and examine eleva-
tions and plans OF Churches banks stores blocks OF
buildings, &c. I1Ig' / 10
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, (Sunday excepted,l at No. frlhters
Exchange, Commercial street, Portland .U
N. A. FOSTER, PROPRIETOR
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
anne place every Thursday morning at SZ.ooa year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERTIsNo.-one inch OF space, IN
ength OF column, constitutes a"square.
S1.50 per square daily first week % cents per
week alier three insertions, or less loo; contnu-
lng every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Hall SQUARE three insertions or less, 20 cents; one
week Sl0O; 30 cents per week after.
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs," $500 per SQUARE
per week: three insertions or less, S1.5O.
SPECIAL NOTICES, $125 per square Tor the first in
serton and 25 cents pei square for each subsequent
Insertion. tt a EF
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PREss" (which has large circulation in every mar
Of the State)for S10O per square for first insertion
and % cents per square for each subsequent nser-
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That the market Affords and it will be their earnest
andeavor to serve their customers with promptness
and fidelity dec1 diff
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SparrOW'S Insurance Office
is this day removed from No. so Commercial Street.
TO the new and commodiOus rooms
NO. GO EXCHANGE STREET.

INTHE CUMBERLAND BANK BUILDING,
where he Is prepared to place insurance in all its
forms, and for any amount, in companies second to
no others on the globe, and on the most favorable
terms. s
H Parties preferring first class insurance, are
pectfully invited to call. ' a'a
November 8, 1866. diff ar
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=. Twombley, General Insurance Broker,
LIZ would inform his many friends and the pubic
generally that he is prepared continue the lnsur-
ance Business as Broker, and place Fire, Life
and Marine Insurance to any extent in the best Com
panies in the United States. All business entrusted
to my re shall be faithful ily attendedto.
Office at G. M kices Paper Store, No. 1888 Fore st,
where orders can be left. iullGtf
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o. M. de- ID. ". NASH
have resumed business at the head of Long Wharf,
under j. w. Munger's Insurance Office, and will be
pleased to their former customers and receive their
orders usual.
July 10, 1866 dit
~ will be found at No III Commercial, corner OF
Exchange St. Home Office OF New York: National
Office of Boston; Narragansett Office of Providence;
Putnam ONCE of Hartford; Stan dard Office of New
York, and other reliable offices, are represented by
this agency.
John Dow. jy25dtf FW. Libbey.
RYRON, GREENOUGH 4 co., Furs,
- Hats, Caps and Robes 1C4 Middle ST., over T.
Bailey 4 Co. julf7tt
WOODMAN, TRUE a. co., Wholesale
w Dry Goods, No. Gait Block, Commercial st.
Jul 17-du
NOTICE: H. J. LIBBY & CO., Manufacturers
= and Commission Merchants. Counting Room
over First National Bank, No. % Free street, second
story. iyll If
AMBROSE MERRILL, Dealer in
~ Watches, Jewelry, Masonic Regalia, and Mill
tary Goods, No IL Free street, Portland.
Same store with Geyer and Calei. iyI2dtf
II prietors, Messrs. l.. j. Hill g. Co., are pre-
pared to furnish Coffees Spices, Cream Tartar, sc,
at their new place of business, No. 100 Green st.
P'ummer s. Co.'S, No s3 Commerc al St. and at Mr. c.
NJ Rice's Paper Warehouse, No. 1856 Fore Street.
All orders promptly attcn ed to.
Goods at lhe lows prices. iul16t
III PACKARD, Book seller and Stationer may be
liz found at No 3T Congress St., corner OF Oak
st. Juliet
u S. WEBSTER 4 CO., can be found at the store
lCs OF G. X. Babb, Clapp's Block, No. 0, where we
ofier a good assortment Of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods at low prices. jul 16
CMITH & REED. Counsellors at Law. Morton
~ Block, Congress st. Same entrance as q. S. Ar
my offices. ly12dtf
rTNHE EASTERN EXPRESS CO. are now
i permanently located at No. q Free street. and
prepared to do Express Business over all tie Rail
road and Steamboat routes in the State, and West
by z. S. 81 p. Eastern and Boston 81 Maine Roads
to Boston, connecting there with Expresses to all
parts of the country.
For the convenience OF our customers on CONNER
will be kept at office OF Canadian Express Co., No.
- Fore street. J N. WINSLOW.
jy24 tt
T a. Il. Nj. RAND, Attorneys and Counsellols,
- NO. 16 Free Street, near Middle. juli3
IS. Z. SPRING may be found at the store of
Fletcher 4 Co., corner Of Union and CONNER
clal streets. iyl If
NATHAN GOULD, Merchant Tailor, has removed
~ to No. 16 Market Square, over Sweetsir's Apothe
cary store. jy10-tt
nEBLOIS q WEBB, Attorneys and
~ COumsellOrs, at the Boody House, corner of
Congress and Chestnut streets. jy26
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BARGAINSi
NO BIG PROFITS,
NO DULL TRADE
But Crowds of Customer
Who are receiving Blessings by buying Goods Cheap
Blankets at Old Prices!
Only $500 per pair.
Fancy Shirting Flannels!
ONLY soc PER YARD.
Good American Prints. ! Shilling Or. yd.
Ble0 cI,ed and BroaUn CotiOns,
AT LOW PRICESl
Thibets, Shawls, ClOakings, Beav-
ers, POplins.
Dress Goods of all DESCRIPTIONS.
wOoLEN GOODS FOR MEN g. BOYS wEARl
az All of the above Goods will be offered at a
GREAT REDUCTION from regular rates.
Remember!
No. Il Deering Block.
Dec e-d&wtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15
FINE ARTS.

Nna subject Of general remark among those who
take interest In the nne arts that up to this me
have had nothing In papers relative TO the American
paintings the Paris Exhibition that could not have
been written In New York. Out Of the whole number
q exhibitors but four have been mentioned those
only 10 general terms. and without any special regard
know 10 ths-how the pictures hung, whose works
have the best places, whose suspended from the
ceiling and who has had the special charge Of the
ranesmsntf How does happen that Mr.. EIliotts
tributon has not been heard from' We may be excel
lent In landscapes and figures, but should ike
anything stronger than Elliotts portraita We have
heard curious rumors relative to the MANAGEMENT OF
matters the branch Of the American department
Why do the newspaper correspondents ct the other
side give positive information the subject,
We understand that the friends and admirers OF James
T. Brady making arrangements 10 have him imnor.
talizsd In marble Who will start q similar deserved
tribute TO the memory Of General Nsssher, No
question his patriotic impulses the solid services
which he rendered the country at the outbreak OF the
rebellion His prompt answer TO Mr. Lincolns appeal
for troops will be forgotten The work which
he engaged when he mot with his death was
other proof Of his devotion the land Of his adoption
some substantial memorial Of the man surely called
Cor by such sacrinosa
Colonel I. b. Thorpe seems to abandon tho pen FOR
the palette and To devote bimsef entirely to tns
ton Of an artist He has fitted up studio the
OF Tenth street and Broadway aud at present
gagged on several transcripts Of Lousna scenery which
before the rebellion, ard justify him IN hi determine
tios 10 pursue painting as his profession
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peanncs and snnouneed that Wells and HcGowsa
would oypn the ball Both answered promptly 70 the
call, beng light weisht sparrers, but displaysd
very nsis science They had . brief engage
ment AID wound mp Johnsy Grady ana
Young German were next introduced, ana rsssisd a
one another like good fellows, and we're followed BY
Aleck Rec and Eddy Patton. who amused the crow1
very muh, especially ths female portion Of the audi
encs, VITO several times quite loud IN their exca
nations Now came Pete Donohas and Johnny Grady.
both constables Of Jersey, and ~ generally sup
posed tat policemen are pretty good on the strike
DOT, lively engagement Was looked for. They we're
not long in getting to work, and Pete planted
several sharpers on Grady's bread basket,
and once twice made him see stars
Grady gave Pete two GOOD rape about The jav
and neck amid the cheers Of the lWhe during Che
engagement all excitement and kept crying OUT
:. go in. Pete" give s 70 him JENNY" &c At last
they wound up followed by several other ana
eun The master Of ceremonies then came forward and
stated that he would introduce Johnny Murphy and
Johnny Whitney. who received with desfening ap-
plause: Both showed considerable science and played
around one another, getting in many credita0le shos
murphy showed that he fully to his business but
whitney had too much SCIENCE and at time drew the
caret ratner profusely from Nurphy's bugle, and
finally Knocked him on his pins The asssmblsss then
DISPERSED many OF whom proceeded Up the road 70 Wit
ness the prize light that on in the morning.
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THE FRAnco-AmfRlcM TELEGRAPH.
TO TEE EDITOR OF rae HsRALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HkhALD.
II 10 universally recognized In America, well
Europe that Increased tslesaphc facilities BY Of
submarine cables have become political - well -
commercial necessity. The success Of the existing
cables has demonstrated The praccabilty Of establish
Ing and maintaining submarine ,eegraphie communica
ton between points far Distant and has sufficiently
illustrated that large profits be realized the
amount OF capital required 70 be laid out such enter
prises The receipts Of the Anglo American Telegraph
Company amount 70 over 81. 500 sterling in the
aggregate per day. being at The rate OF seventy I'VE Per
cent on the capital Of that COMPANY, and the high
premiums which these shares are commanding de-
monsrae sufficiently the estimation IN which they are
held by the public an investment
The Franco American Telegraph Company Possesses
the exclusive right and privilege for term Of twenty
years. under act passed By the Lessiaaor OF Nc ne
York state 70 sy and woTs anrr q Frssss Il
has also Obtained from the government 2, rr lin
night 70 land cable at point ~ ne - cnmpromised
guarantee that the company shall NOS % o'P'
BY undue competition. -. A ,.v aud
Tue cable which this company p,st.rs csssr.
Atom is Of sucb smslinss weight and bulk although
OF great strength q n the opinion o. comRsem eps
nss,: 70 render :ss s car sns . rss
ss,sfsctorv srrsnes msuts have been msas TOT tbe
Of ne esS; and .n me sss poes
steamers, and Il proposed 70 'sy caes 10 inc early
part Of me sme,,csn essnpn Company have agreed
sh ,bs French government to adopt the code Of the
iniernstcpsI Telegraph Convention ~ which direct
."sns 10 bssa secured and by tins direct route mes
w. vf roach San Francsco Tor transmission BY the
Pscisc Mail steamers 70 Japan ana On'ns w mucn
sboreor period than By any other
when The csbss h ssccsafsEiy laid there viii b .
direct communtcaaioa By mcsns Of the suDmarne
wbsreDy messages v osN require 70 Be repeated oecs
1900 IouAes anl Me- Yosk-namsly q Brese-
hs by me prsssnt srisine cables messages have ~
Be repeated Il eas four simes In trAusmissiou great
saving Of time will thus be effected, and - time OF
me ara Importance telssraghy y s ss,msseo ma
Z fair share Of the Rsgiish business
The services Of M William Francs, the greS te's
eraphie engineer q London have been secured ~ vi
COMPANY The cable. We understand, has pcen oross.,
and We sincerely hope that with all the csloa.aS .
diminish the bulk Of the cable, which has oeen
iulIv this 20 much needed and wished TOR
communication will b established without sncounsenk
any disappointment, which would be fsis ~ sns p"'
hailed with enthusiasm.
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GENERAL GRANT.

From the Washington Intelligence, July 1871
A street rumor current yesterday that certsn
prominent parties bad arrived here from New YORK,
having In view general consultation TO The propr~ty
Of nominating General Grant FOR the Presidency BY the
powerful party In opposition tho radical dcstruo
iivea Mr. Robiuson Representative In Congress from
one Of the brooklyn districts IN very clever speech
Yesterday enys some credit this report by sating In
substance that such purpose crred gsn>safy among
the Of the State OF New York and coupsd
Dslphc sndosemsut that such event The rsdicais
veuid dsnouncs han - copperhesd white . cnudidats
and n succssafui, wsuid raise COMMITTEES Of mpsach-
mens the nrst session AFTER his election A 70 Dpeach
mass ITSELF 10 does not seem afsvorits party movement
with more Ihaa fourth part OF the radical Representa-
tves In Congress- IN parant Mr. Robinson during his
speech, had passage Of arms foseusicslly spesknsj
With Mr. Kelley, Of Psnnsylvsna aud gave his antssc
nist some home thrusta amidst the merrimsnt OF the
Houae.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard nail steamship Java viii leave Boston on
Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails fos Europe will close In this city At quarter
past one aud halfpast I'VE O'Clock Tuesday AFTER
noon.
The Nsr Yosx HssAtp--Editiou for Europs-wNl be
ready ct teu O'Clock on tuesday morning.
single oOpies, In Wrappers ready mailing, SIX
csnis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

In the United States District Court Boston, July H.
bsfors Judge Lowell, named John H. Bobson Of
Bradford. Mao, plead guilty TO making false United
States revenue rstuTps manufacturer and eped
$1,000 and COSTA
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hs hair which cut after the Of the rats
back. The blows given with the bows and whips were
what the Indian terms counting coups Tue usual
astbod Of doing this 10 BY shooting the VIC
sa this occssisn 90 they conten,sd ihem,sIyss Sv
striking the man whom they undoubtedly supposed was
-Whsn . party OF Indian. kin q foe each snooss an
axrsr MIN sfer dead. rhcy are seem lng,v a.
we'll satisfied as each particular arrow carrying
property that they disposed to preserve The Indian
contests himself wih be~ gwen with bis lance whip
wcieft "Fswnes Killer and his brother kids hiding
their hacks fssn us with the top OF hill on the south
Of the north fork OF Republican General Custer
party, purpoeng 80 assist in the protecuos
of ,be wagon train that was 10 hring his supplies
snoad ,ne ine,.ns msvs IN me orsseon Of ssayss
pr tncsn, and tbs oommAod relurned 70 camp. II Was
NOV nossly -four o'clock the afternoon giving sach
bihtv had the MACH sssa prolonged oae. Indians
wsressc on sred8os bluG the scrib By the ard Of
wsassrd Tbink.ss that toes. isdisss nigh, be ca, on
General Cusier ordered Captan Louis hamilton o
t.enw men Of troop aod sndssvor % cut The Indians
was it, wsv TO jois Al the tine ftsen men OF
= troop, under Sergeant Clark we're farther 10 the
rshs 20 sis, A making the capture Of tss struggling
brisk irot Of ave miles snseed csv<aln Harm
sso s 70 ,assd i"asns s.Ssaaas e sss s
mite the right Fushirg hastily after them he fol-
iowed unrossha bscken country for I've miles vasn
.,ser Indans discovered u small parties either
tank Soon very considerable body Of Indians made
their appesrsGcs dwecsiy 10 treat Captaia Haniitou
IL glance that the Indlsns proposed sitackiss him.
md that they outnumbered his force ave 10 oue The
roapd which his troopers wsys posted vas far more
yossbls for the lsaIsns thaa q was for hin he -
fen back 10 bnssfs ABBOTT three hundred yards
hts rssr. The charge Of the Indians was met by
charge Captain Hamilton CALAMITY leading his
i.sl Ia this charge one Isdisn was killed and Two
ssuLsled
gb~ndsss quickly discovered that sbs style Of nsh
,ag .ss no. Ihely 70 Be success bus nsvshsisss &c.
esyed another attack before resortng " their vorte
mode Of warfsns, riding . circle, which their greatly
superior numbers enabled them TO do This circle vas
aHsf distance ~ two hsndrsd yards from she perry.
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Additional Particulars Of the Pond Creek
Affair.

81 LOUIE July II, IcO1.
A letter from Fort Wallace. Kansas, dated June %,
giving accoun, Of the Indian attack Pond Crock
Station three days previous in which four soldiers
killed. wounded and missing, that during
the mouth of June fifteen men we're killed and twelve
wounded in the vicinity OF Fort Wallace; also that
longing to the stage company had been taken or de-
stroyed by tho Indians between Clorp Bu0 and Lake
Station, distant one hundred and eighty miles.
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OnicIai Reports Relative 70 the Isdias
Troubles.

WASHINGTON. July H. 1851.
Tho report Of the Commissioners OF Indian Affairs
July IL 1885,. relative 70 the existing Indian troablss
10 reply TO resolution Of tho senate Of July says
The Indians now at var the Northern cheysnnes
and Arapahoes, three hundred warrors: Minneconeou
snS ~ a,s SOU nv. part q II: As..A
berug about sixteen hundred wariqrs These we're the
Indians who psrpesrstsd the Phil Kearuy massacre and
the Plains farther south the southern Chcyenues apd
Ararahocs, about five hundred warriors arc the only
Indians known TO be making hostile dsmonstrationa
vouminous documents were transmitted IA the Senate
yesterday IN relation Indian hosiities from the pe
pArment Of the IucroL These include reports OF the
commissioners appointed some months ago to inquire
generally into that subject General Buford under date
Of Juse O. saws be and the other two commissioner
who had just returned from Fort Laramie believe that
bot for General Hsncecks expedition they would have
secured peace with all the tribes 10 whom they were
sent: and thai when they coms 70 make their report
they will that su that country north OF the
state Of Nebraska and and south OF the Missouri ~
far - the mouth OF Muscle shell river containing
about eighty thousand square miles be Get or as an es
elusive Indian territory In which there shall be no milf
tary pss,s and no white persons sxespsiss agents,
teachers aud daily licensed Traders In which shall DO
gradually collected ali Indians aesth Of the Platte and
OF the Rocky Nospsana 0sessai Bsfosd says that
unless 10 jadxsd nseesary " rssasss the Indians
no s Necessary sovsh sf the Platte Psscs can be
obsainsd BY mos hsos.s md cheaper means than by
N Invading army. who never can bring the indians
basis unisss BY celebrity Of march They only
prise the women and chiIdrsa N their Villages
Gsssrsi sanborn, another Of the Commissioner mskes
report dated July Is Ne says:-
The sia object sought 70 b secured By the treaty OF
laramie :. Juy 1888 vas the opssins o. nsv road %
Montana from sor laramie via Brdssr Ferry and the
headsaers OF Powder, Tongue and Bridgehorn rivers.
This county 10 mo&t invaluable 70 the Indiana Their
chiefs and head had earnestly protested against the
ssssosbuens Of mirsAy posss on tbsr hunting grounds
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Philin Carriers Estate.

A iTue copy 81 record
57-5s Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. judge o. Probate
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Lewis n neIann,s Estate

\ rrr, uu,is u r.-csrL-At,c>;.
InssH RRnnk< Jus-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-14
N O I IC e

TIL exi-teucc of tn Bsnk of CardoiI, chartered by
the lcslaur # the state oi Vernon and hest st
Danyie in sad state terminated lcreeab'v 10 the
Laws Of said sta'e, the Goth day If June, l>: and
notice il d, Iey given h 4 ssia bank viii redeem it
outs sndiny bills for the term Of wear from Dec.
l>ii.
The following Of :hc Legislature Is published by
direction f ssid b,nk. Ry Order OF tn Drcctors-
ORA CI.OSBl. Pref. =. Il NATToCkS Casilier-
DanNillc, Vt, Dee q. l>t.-
An aci relating 10 the dempiion Of hank notes
l. l. hC.eby enacted, &c.
sc. l. After ihc expiration Of the chatter al a1y
ank chartered hy this ffa". sft-r the rninston
of the existence of &nv such bank. sreahly the lave
of Thu te-uch bInk nUticc ie published
in ali the weekly snap OF tly county, wh,ie such
tauk i located, for iGl N.r, setting o-th fa-
aid bank viii rete It ont isndif .ll- lie day @;
the pil 4 it, charter tn date Of the ierIa-
ito Of it, existence mi cops Of this az And uIol
due puecs ion al such notice, neither such hank nr IL
officer shall be La T. ANY 1ction fr the emp
ton Of any Of it, ou;s:In ing ii uulcs the same ha
have b. iuly presented payment thereof demand
cd thin the ycar zOT,sli3 If tie balkins ho-sr a
aid bank.
:. Af-eT Ii" -xPrSl OF t-e eilaTt-T, atte-
tie termination 4 the q any such hank
itole sIid, such hank all he nj icct 20 thy
OPERATION liable the provisions of the siIty'hird
section Of chaprr ci-tty-ine 4 tn .cne-al s;lies
sec :. This -hsll tax - it, l4s-sr-.
Approved Nov. l.. l,is. tdecl :.
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Yfaal.
Ahram WhitehiII's Estate

THE subscribers having teen appointed by me non
orabe probate court for the district Of Caledonia com
missioners receive. examine and adjust claims
demands Of all persons against the estate OF AoIan r
whiiehi late Of RyegAte in said csirloi, oeoeAseu
represented insolvent and the term of SIX InOhls
;rsm the 2Oih d4v MAY lS9. being allowed by SAID
court the creditors Uf said deceased. 20 eIhlbii
and prove their respective claim before Give notice
that will aIiens 10 the duties Ui appointment
Al the dwelling house OF James Whiiehin. ID In Rye
te In said district on the afh day Of Juue aud The
18th day vi Nov next al p n each Of said days
ga a hIsH h DIM: commissioners,
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AND uNL THING MORE.

NOtw tGEdiug have considerable money living
around llosc III Nrru AID other h-Ts. CHIi-
nee in o Customers remains uI diminished, and
WI SILL HAVE TOR SAB