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Z. 0oRROx.
y telegraph D. LouI. A.s II
| nour-Uschanged
whsas-About 30 lover.
corn-Unchaags3 % Sos.
| BETTER; b76tS.
Rys-Highsr; 81 2001 -
Provisions- unchanged.
Pork-s1o.
Bscen-shouid.r, 1s51 . ~ elsa, dds mex
LATHsT
Your-ln bettsr demand for medium and Low GRADES
choice and fancy brands held shove buyer views extra
81 soas TX IS so2lo choice and fancy I'll soel2 r.
wheat The better ade, Of fall declined 3osc and
low and medium alo : hoice red white 81 3oe S.
prime to ,srctly prn. q tsD2 TO- choice No sprips
81 coal IS
Corn Firm and advancing u " for mixed ysilsv,
es0os for white.
Oats-nighsr ct s9oH
Rys-Hisher;t II 0oDln,
Pork-s7e 1890
Bulk Meats-Nothins doing
Bacon Good JobbnG trade in the city i7@oh sasas
sids.; 13ek shoulders susar-errsa hans y.
Lard Firm 1t 1ekD3.
WHISKY Firm ct u H4X
--A-0-A
u. Ls.is Cattle Market.
D Tslsu.ph.] o.. LOUIS, Aug. IL.
Cattls-aoodto choice bcsvss 10 soed demand at ses
Sheep Good % ehoie. sheep ssss la.ts see4 rsr
head
- f.l.eraph.l TolEoo. Aug. II.
Whsst-lc lower. sa'ss Of amber ~ - %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

II yen want good pair Of boots or shoes
cheap. try Uphams, Main street. second door
from Fifth. eug12 ut
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

Mr.. EDIroR: 1t is highly gratifying to see
the interest which is being manifested by the
Young men Of our city in the political can
vass now pending. And while it is crafty
ing, 1t is not at all matter Of surprise, for
the greater portion Of them, at their conntry's
call, left home, friendssand endearing asso-
Citations to follow the flag upon the then I'M
tried fields Of war. And how constant was
their devotion; how unwavering VAS their pa
triotism, and how undaunted their courage
the pages Of history will attest. Having en-
duxed 20 much, they cannot now be idle spec
iatS r. to the great fight in progress. where
bal.Ns, instead Of bullets, are the weapons:
and feeling that the same old issues are in
volved and the same sacred principles are in
danger, they como nobly mp to the emergen.
cy and enroll Themselves again under the
lead Of their renowned captain, the greatest
tanner Of modern times. The young men
realize that there il no similar Government
on earth ike that which We possess. Ali
here stand upon an equal footing, and the
poorest young man has no barrier thrown in
his way to prevent him from attaining posi-
tion and distinction equally as well as the
moro favored sons Of wealth. franklin and
Clay and Lincoln are ample illustrations,
and nowhere in all the broad universe is the
sentiment
"Honor and fame from no condition rise.
Act we'll your part, there all the honor lies. ;,
nore true than in this free land Of ours and
because Of these things, erery young man
should take deep interest in the politics of
the country. and honestly and periodically do
what he can to preserve these privileges, and
advance the nation in every way. Wouldn't
give the snap Of my finger for the American
boy that is not awake to the political contes
through which We are paseing-a contest that
isvery momentous in its character, as it must
decide ono Of two things: whether the Gov
eminent 10 to remain in the hands OF the
loyal element Of the nation, or whether it is
10 be turned overto the disloyal element-to
the men who, at the point of the bayonet.
sought its destruction. Politicians. whose
hearts have been, and still are. in sympathy
With treason, will study in day time and in
night time connecting schemes to lure you,
young men, into the filthy paths they travel
BY appealing to your prtjudices and yonr pa.
mons, and If you should, BY their deceitfal
Establishments, permit yourselves to be taken
eaptive and made "hewers of wood and
drawers Of. water" in their camp the day is
coming when you, in the sun light Of ra.riot
ism and common sense. will regret, and that
deeply, that the baser feelings OF your heart
fyhus out patriotism long enough for you to
rive yourselves over body and breeches to the
hesrtless scamps who care nothing for you
nor your country, 20 that they can thus get
the reins Of government into their hands to
accomplish By yoxr votes wbat they failed to
aeeomplish With their bayonets, their artil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

DRrAT bargains in choice summer dress
Foods, are still offered At a. n Bosswick's,
81 Main street. IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

E. T. HART il selling Boots and Shoes at
cost, and offers the lease and fixtures in
sore No. 1873 At q great bargain. Rent very
cheap. aull-2t
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CITY NEWS.
FALL I'M!

The Tanners meet TO night At the Grant
and Colfax Club Room. Let oil attend that
have Joined the company and oil that wish to
;oin. Let US have full meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

Jusr received, u n. N. Bostw,ck's, .
choice line Of Swiss and Jaconet Hamburg
Embroideries, Lace Collars, Fancy Linen
Aprons, Mosquito Bars, &c., &c. i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

nook DEPART.NEN #.
RUYING our goods direct from the Pub
- lishsFs, many Of which ws are Introducing sn'
General Agents for at all times Offer superior ir
duceuepts the Jobbing Trade ard will 1t all time
duplicate st. Louis and Chicago prices.
Principals and II schers Of Institutions Of Learning
Wishing 70 introduce books buy their sto<
direct, shonld correspond With WEBSTER 4 BRd
Our stock embraces every variety Of
School and College Text BOOki
JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS,
Bibles and Prayer Books
MUSIC BOOKS,
do ITO N A En-
CHEAP AND STANDARD LITKRATURa,
Law and Medical Works
VIEW PU0LKC.ATIO.N.N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

Mn. sAspIr sroxs, local editor Of the
Carr. has gone on yisi. to his friends at the
Northwa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

CcL. j. F. AsPEa, editor of the Chillicotbe
Spectator, has been nominated for Congress
in Gen. Loans District in Missouri
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

OuR friend r. n. Gilmore, ESQ.,, and his
family returned Saturday from their visit to
the cities and mountains, and the ocean
shore away down East.
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o. g. Marshal's Proclamation

Osstsd &stss Of Aasvses SbsdAe,~ Dsrinoa Of lopo.
0.W. CLARK, United States Msr.hsi for the etats
IL Of Iowa. do hereby give public notice that In the
c.ssofthe United States against thirteen caddss Of
tobacco. in case Of ssisure and forfeiture und ,
ats Of cobgres. did, the 9Th day Of august Isee
IN Burlington, Iowa. attach and taxi in my pos,e.vton
for safe custody. thirteen eaddies Of tobacco
And also give public notice that the time assspee
for hsreturn 81 said warrant 10 the third Tuesday
e.ptsmh-r, 1855 ~ 10 O'Clock said day ant hersb
sdnonish ard sunnons al persops claiming any in.
ing o. having anything 70 say Why the same should
notbs eondepnsd and sold 70 ansver the d-mapd Of
md appellant that they b and sppeaf before the
seid Court 70 b. bsld n and Tor the D,ushen Divi
slos. District Of Iowa at the Unit@d States Court
ke2 - city Of KsnfuA IN sad District
tern 70 b holden tbs third russday Of septsb~r
lSee, Of ton O'Clock ssd day, then and there to
iBtpess aeiain for tbs snd 10 make their aleea
tioas n that behalf.
Q ~ CLARK, IN ",
aasotls ~ q. 1ULf IN, rspnty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

WILLIAM WoopMArsEE, Of Denmark, in
this county, was among the graduates Of
Oberlin University at the recent commence
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

CORN HBAl-3 100 ......1 u q
Buffnn-choies lots villeommsnd 2Sto 200 y =
Bsss-lse.
PouLfRY-Live Chicksns - 90 to ~ % & dos.
Boasauu-50 70 TIC Per gallon
PofAfo.a-New ~ u barrel; old none In
market.
kARD-City cured l8o psf y. Country cured
loo to Ito per ID.
BIBswAx-34 70 s6c per p.
fDAfnnns-Prins 80 70 0So Per ID.
RAes-Cotton, 30 per ID.
WnirB BBANs-Conmon TO good to -; %
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New York Financss.

BY Telegraph NV Yosx August IL.
Money easier u , "A per cent
Gold closed at 46aL
Cover nments closed nrn; coupons Of 81 1s4aA; ~
laAa7k; ~ los1sM; '65 l2fess; new rs 9GLs; lo4os
gAE1x
The railway market opened weak end lower, but be-
| came hrm In the afternoon New York Central 12sA
Rock Island 1121f, aad others In proportion Prices
is Cd ashtly after the last board but the msrket 1t
the last closed steady, with upward tendency Al
$50 O'clock the prices Merct ants Cnion za49h
u; Western Unicn Telegraph "a ~ Psc u 1885 q Vi
NV York Central l1sS AZ; Erie ssss ~ do PREFER.
eaH ( II; Reading siM esh: wabash s0161, Chicago 4
Atom pr.f.rrsd 1876 " sls4 % y: pr.f.rrsi s2l1N
a; N Q 1871 ~ Am E1 aeh; o l5eA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

FIJI Nr1ss, the best ever brought to this
.ity, lost received and for sale BY A. Hagny.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

ser Warsaw advertisements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

For Tie Benefit Of the Travelling Public.
The PHI suBRmAN viii arrive q port
ii Ksokuk at l ocloch r. .. on Tuesdays Thur.
aays and Saturdays, ls~sisg Tor St. Louis at .
+. Il on the same dayf, immediately upon arriva
~ trasn from he West. Los fare.
8. N. ARCHER, Agent.
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, I ed1ers.
RECORDS, RECEIPT L CASH BOOKS,
Tan Sises and Styles Of Binding.
RAss Books, Notes and Drahs,
Asmcfsndums, Copying Books
Diaries, Drawing BOOKS,
Writing 6~oks, ecrep Bookst
Composition Books, Ellis payahle r.e.i-shle
Anything In my lire 70 b procured In ths American
foreign maRksts furn sAsd ct short notice ana n
manufactursrS or importers prices.
buysss coming 70 the city will do we'll to examine
this stock before selsntns ami orders received through
the mail will receive the careful attention Of expert
ssoed clerks. fmsyl6 dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

CRACKERS--A fresh lot Of Arestsd,
- ''''- - a'.l''''';s = s;'; s:.s:s;ss.zZv
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPB.
0seags market.

CAicago Market.
D. rsiegraph.l onoAse. Ass. II.
fiour-stsady and In fair demand spring extras % -
~ IL city do 70 is 90 So supss sso7 receipts Also
bu; shipnsnts 1874 bu.
Wheat Quiet ssd steady; chiefly for future delivery
No 81 esol o. seller August; 81 Is new No ca4h;
No 81 Is -: receipts @ go bu; ,hipmsnts ssh bu.
Corn-M,rs active and higher; No q ol01 o.; No
closing At 81 OIL No Il 70 f.r No D. receipts
1874 tsa shipmsnts t,5os.
oats-Q nist and arm 1t t7oh aah; S21f seller Aug
rec eip.s lao rs bv; shipu en,s n eo9 hu.
Rye Quiet At 81 asal -; receipts 5000 bu chip
msnts 1000 IN.
Barley-Duli: sslss 81 q eTk0l "a receipts HOO ba
shipments 3s2 bu.
Provisions Dull; very Ltts eotns
Pork-s2s 2bD2o 90
1ard-I8.
Whisky-Held at 90 In bond
Ir'ish'.-sks7 'o1f~hs.' ~ for corr ana 4''r oats
to Buffalo.
LATEST.
~ Telegraph CAIcAao, Aug, IL.
At ths evening board vhest nrner, ard 1t the
close u Il asksd for No spring. for August de-
livery.
No 1corn closed in coed request, 1t 81 o.
Oats were arm u 81 (, . lier mon.h.
Provisions- Inactive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

Agents for Chsisty, Constant Cos Wall Papers, Bsr
dsrs and window ehades-the Target and most cou
plste line style and durability maDufscturedn
United states, for sale ct manufacturss's p.sees.
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Photograph Albums
1 large snd splendid variety.
PRINTING PAPER----All sizs al Mill Priet
stationery and Blank Book Depf

stationery ana Blank BOOK Dept.
Alarse and we'll appointed ssock ofstapls ststoner,
embracing
Writing PspssS, Copying Press.s,
Lead Pencils, B .ek CANNON Boards
Envslopes,. Chess,
Motor and Lettes Care. Cheekess
Heuholdafs, Domdpoes,
Writing 1pks, Playing Cards
1nkstands, Visiting Casdsa
nudiase, Drawing Pafer
elates. biottnR Payer,
Wallets, Tissue Paper,
Bill Wrapper, BRISTOL Board
Portfolios, Pasteboard
Writing Desks, Wrapping Paper
eta4 IRIS 1iLwais, ard u tItl-ta-lt :. tat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-12

Nekespconstantiy on land and ORES.
pricest cast customer and prompt men args and
we'll selsetsaatoeb sf STAPLE and FANCY
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

~
=. - rarbons seem to Mr. Pixies friends
:, t.e fetb. district that we take an interest in
h;s .oonfI,ct that is not warranted by the cir
cn,,stances of the case. But the truth is that
b;s recently assumed position on financial
Questions is matter of more than mere local
interest Outside the State he is not known
as Pike who represents the counties of Wash
ington, Aroostook, Hancock, Waldo and part
of Knox, but as Pike of Maine. We have
right to object, and do object most earnestly, to
him as representative of the Republicans OF
Maine. II he should declare the reconstruc-
tion acts null and void, no one would wonder
if we denounced him as arenegade to his par
ty. Yet national justice is no more part Oh
the Republican creed than national honor.
The Republican national platform declares
that the United States bonds must be paio III
accordance with their spirit as well as their iet-
ter. The Maine Repub lican platform adopts
the CHICAGO platform and makes it the creed OF
tbe marty in Maine. Yet Mr.. Pike said In the
House. on Tuesday last, that he fayors the
payment of the fve-twenties in greenbac q
We have noticed for some time with extreme
regret that Mr.. Pike is tending Stevens-ward
and Pendleton-ward ON the bond Question
From demanding the taxation of the bonds to
dem andipg their payment in greenbacks is but
a single step, and that step Pike has now TAX
en-, and has thereby placed himself in posi-
ton antagonistic to that of his party. Besides
himself there is only one other Congressman
from New England who has taken the same
course. If the districts now represented by
Bntler and Pike are to be represented in the
forty-first Congress by men who are willing to
make the nation target for the just scorn of
the civilized world and of history, we prefer
that they should be Democrats and not bear
the inappropriate name of Republicans.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

A fearful tragedy occurred in Franklin,
Hancock county, of which the following par
ticulars were furnished to the Bangor Whig
by gentleman who was present at the coro-
ner's inquest John Paul Gordon is trader
at Franklin, and Emerson Uran farmer, VINO
is employed by Gordon to haul his goods. On
Monday week. at one o'clock, Gordon came to
Uran and wanted him to haul some goods TO
his store which he had just landed from YES
sci in lighter. Emersontwas at the time sit
ting upon a pile of railroad ties. Gordon said
to him, sect up and load the goods on the
wagon" Uran replied that he was sick ard
couldn't work. Gordon repeated his demand
and struck him pleasantly with a coat which
he had in his hand. The man repeated that
he was sick, and put up his goad stick which
he had in his hand, apparently to keep him off,
but without intention of injuring him. He
however happened unfortunately to touch him
in sensitive spot, which SO fingered Gordon
that, going to wood pile, he seized a stick of
wood-which was quarter of sx-inch
spruce split in four partisan struck at Uran;
he put up his hand and warded off the blow,
receiving severe bruise upon his hand, when
Gordon struck him a second blow, this time
crushing in his skull and inflicting SO severe
an injury that Uran never spoke after receiv-
ing the blow, but died during the following
evening. Both men were of good standing in
the community, and no ill feeling had ever e1-
listed between them. 1t was evidently sad
case of yielding to an ungoverned temper
There were five or six men near by, but they
did not suspect any serious trouble till it was
too late. When Gordon took the stick they
stepped forward to interfere, but before they
had time to prevent it, he had struck the fatal
blow. A coroner's inquest was summoned,
who returned verdict Of "Death from blow
from stick of wood in the hands of John
Paul Gordon" baf 8s5 ~
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28


GRANT CLUB AT CAPE ELIzABETH.-Pursu-
ant to the call of the town committee the Re-
publicans of Cape Elizabeth met at the Town
Hall, Saturday evening and took the initiato-
ry steps for the formation of Grant Club.
= The following were elected as officers of tn
clubs President E. N Perry; Vice Presidents
and Executive Committee being one for each
school district: 1st District, Judge Woodbury.;
I'd, G. r. Garden; Sd, j. S. Pickett; 4th, j. S.
Parrott; 9Th, A. j. Robinson; 9th, j. B. Chase
7th, j. M. Richardson; 9Th, Chas e. Jordan
9th, Elliott Staples; 10th, Randall SkiIlings:
11th, Joseph Fowler; 18th, Hiram Skillngs;
18th, I. j. Skillings; Treasurer j W. Harmon
Secretary VIM. 2. Horrie.
The meeting was very enthusiastic, and af-
ter remarks by several of the members, ad-
journed with three rousing cheers for Grant
and Colfax and determination to redeem the
town at the next election.
The meetings of the club will be held on
Tuesday evenings at 8 o'clock, commencing
August 4th. sfeEas- fsrrsst t-sa-et rsrH-. 2
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
l.ist Of Sailing Vessels and Steamer, be-
longing in Portland, june 80, 1865,

We print below list of tie sailing vessels
and steamers belonging in the District of Port
land, with the official letters, signal numbers,
new measurement and ;hailing port of each
This is not an official but preliminary list,
compiled by the clerks in the Custom House
with great care, and after patient labor and
research. Such list as this is being prepared
at each collection district in the United States,
to be returned to the Treasury Department,
and after they have undergone the most care.
full revision and correction, will, it is expected
be published by order of Congress, and the
proper letters and numbers be issued to yes
sells. We are enabled to publish this list by
the permission Of the Collector; and we hope
it will be the means of drawing the attention
of all ship-owners and ship masters to this i'm
portant subject, and SO secure for the list the
most perfect accuracy. 1t is, as i: stands, the
most perfect list ever published of our Port
land shipping. Vessels of less than 100 tons
measurement, have no signal letters attach ed
to them. .
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28


Capt Edward Marshall, a brother Of Thorn.
a. maae speech at recent Democratic rati-
hcation meeting, which is thus sketched in a
Kentucky paper:
he was enthusiastic in support of Seymour,
and gave ms reasons therefor. He said Sey-
mour was nominated rs a war Democrat for
the reason that no other could win. He was
called war Democrat, but he had neuer qiyen
any dad or support to .he government in prosec,,
taon y he aodr Uher 1t could be duOided In
1868, when the rebel troops were in Pennsvl-
vania, and the government called on Seymour
who was then Governor Of New York, to fur
nlsh troops to expel them, he answered in the
same manner, if not the same Language, as the
governor OF Kentucky in 1861, viz: that he
Doutd not send them. He did send them. how
ever for the reason that he soas unable to do 9TH
eTs5ise ~ w wv
The Chicago Journal saws: "Ope s;onif-
cant fact in connection with the recent DEM
ocratic National Convention has not vet been
mentioned in public namely: that every dele.
gate in that Convention from the Southern
states was Secessionist. Not one of the en-.
tire number had been loyal Union man dur.
ing the war; We presume it is also true that
tnere Is not man in the South. white or black
VINO was loyal to the Union during the war
who will support Seymour and Blair Al all
events, there is not solitary Southern Rehel
or Northern sympathizer with the Rebels who
is no. for that ticket"
The Philadelphia Ledger (neutraD COWS tho
Democratic platform sis a discredtable as-
sault on the integrity and good faith of the ma
ton" -1 3ss - -''
Inc Boston Advertisers Washington special
says .na' u is not true that Charles Peters re.
Jected oy the Senate as Naval Officer at New
York, was recommended by Mr. Fassa,ao., -.
that position. o''enoeh ior
Gen. Hancock wrote letter 10
man ON the day Of the assembling of a.. SSuu ~'r
York convention stating that he would ~ v
candidate for the Presidency, and that he
couldn't think of running for Vice.
The mode of Governor Seymopr's nomina-
ton for the Presidency reminds an EXCHANGE
Of the story of O'Mulligan and his wife "It,s a
bad cowld We have. A drop of the cravtber nd
do no haarrum.' Och, hone,' said Biddv rve
taken the plidge, but you can mix drink
Teddy and force me to swally it,"
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
Nnfice

The Republicans of Falmouth are requested to
meet at the Town House. in said Falmouth, on Sat-
urday August 1st, at O'Clock p NJ, to choose Dele
gates to attend the Gun berlsnd County and Second
Senatorial District Convention, to be held in Port
land, Thursday, the 9th day OF August next, at 10
O'Clock A. M.
Per Order Republican Town Committee
Falmouth, July 2S, 1868. dSwtd -fHH
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28


Panorama of the Wandering Hall.
Excursion to Little Chebeague- Central Ch Society
Saco River-Casc0 st. s. S. and Society 7
Moonlight Excurson-Good I, mplars.
Little Chebeague-Chestnut st. Parish and s. s.
AUCTION COLUMN. G
Sheriff's Sale-G. w. Parker.
Junk Store-F. o. Bailey.
India Go0ds-E. M. Patten & Co.
ar NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Scotch Pig Iron-Joseph H. White.
Good Chance tor Business-W. ii. Jerris.
Copartnership Notice-Geo. Gilman & Co.
Boy Wanted. .siiF fas
Two Let-Two Small Tenements.
Harvard Law School. s..1
New Spring Bed-Agents Wanted.
Wanted Immediately-Boy.
Free Singing SchOOl-Prof. Gardner. -
BOard-No. Quincy Street.
Re0pcned-House 80 DAM forth Street. -,'-
Enterprising Men and Women Wanted.
Hope Island for Sale. srf -,.ft.tsst
PersOnal.-James L. Francis.
Wanted-Two Young Men.
To Let-TenementS on Hanover Street
Wanted-Situation.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port the
days hereinafter mentioned violation OF the Rev
enue Laws: 1907
April "a, 1868, 4S prs Woolen Stocking; May o. II
bottles Gin, bottles Brandy; May 15 s bbs Molass-
es; May 23, Ullage Barrel Molasses, kegs Mo-
lasses; May 26, BOTTLES brandy bottles Whisxey,
bottles Gin; MAY 2s 8 Gags Sugar; June 49, 100
Cigars; July IS, bottles Brandy
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twen-
ty davs from the date hereof. Otherwise the sa,d
goods will disposed ofn accordance with the Acts
OF Congress in such case made and provided
ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr
..,. .....o.. . Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
MARRIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, July 27, by Rev. Is. r Pritch-
ard. Dana B. Dennison of Freeport, and Miss ose
phine Carter, OF Portland.
In Bristol. July IL, Herbert j. Dow of Belfast
and Josie Thompson, OF Bristol. II7F = :
In belfast june 2s Lorenzo Jones, of Brooks, and
Amanda Stlnson, OF Prospect.
In West Gouldsboro July 10, Atwood L. Bunker
and Adaline l.. Sperry. of Sullivan. E I-lI.
j. Sweetland.
In Rockland. July Q, Allen Kelley and Iuez e.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-28
A CARGO


Cumberland Coal, the
freshest Mined in the city at the present time, the
latest arrival consequentlyIno loss by way amos-
pherical exposure. Placed in a compartment OF my
extensive store house ito be hereafter exclusively ap
propriated for the deposit of B.tuinOus Coal neces
sarily guarantees retention OF its strength and pur-
ity.
And BLACK SMITHS wishing COAL
second to none will be thankful for the information
suggesting No. 266 Coml. as the place to be sup
piled from. A y , 1T A-Af"
ALSO. Attention is called to the fine line Of
Anthrnciies now arriving. A Thousand Tons
comingin in complete condition. fs5 -sT
jy14dtt los. POOR,