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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-05
FORM OF PROPOSAL. GUARANTEE
AND CERTIFIOATE.

| Proposal.
The undersigned, --, whose post
office address is 49,. county of -, State
Of proposes TO convey the mails Of the
1872, on route No -, between - and
-, under the advertisement Of the Post
| IN sster General, dated October 81. 1867. with
SIC elerty, certainty. and security" for the an
nrial sum OF - dollars. .
This proposal 10 made with full knowledge
of the distance of the route. the weight Of the
m ali to be carried, and all other particulars
in reference to the route and service, and also
af ter careful examination Of the laws and in :
stI.uctions attached TO the advertisement.
Dated .H .... Ia.I (Signed.)
The undersigned, residing At -, State
OF -, undertake that. IL the foregoing bid
for carrying the mail on route No. - be &C.
&C pied by the Postmaster General, the bidder
shall. prior TO the let day OF July, 1868, enter
into the required obligation or contract TO per-
form the service proposed. with good and suf-
fcient suretiea. 'f
This we do, understanding distinctly the
obligations and liabilities assumed by gla1an-
tors under the 9th section OF the act Of Con-
gress of July 9, 1896. srs..ft
Dated (Signed By two gusrantors.j
Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster At .Stste
OF -, certIfiee, UNDER HIS OATH OF Of
IlcI, that he 10 acquainted with the above
perry, ana able to make good their guarantee.
Dated ...-.--.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND
POSTMABTERS; "f
Containing also conditions to be incorporated in tie
contracts to the eztent the Department may deem,
proper. '-3 H'.. -sH.tt4
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take notice that they Will be expected TO per-
form the service accepted 10 them through the
whole term Of the contra CT. -...
II. Rostmasters at ON, es on or near rail-
roads. but more than eighty rode from a sts-
ton, will, Immediately ar uer the am OF March
next, report their exact distance from the
nearest station, and no " hey other wise
supplied with the mail. 10 enable the Post
master General TO direct a man-msssebser
supply from the let OF Juty next
i9. Section eighteen OF an act OF Congress
approved March ,, lSfS, provides thai con =
tracts Tor the uansportauoa OF tue mall shall
DO let lin every case, TO the Lowest bidder
rendering sufficient guaraotses for faithful
per formance. without other reference 10 the
mode OF such transportausn than NAV be
necessary TO provide for the q ne CELEBRITY, GER
taihty, and security OF such TRANSPORTATION y
Under lhis Law bids that propose to trapsport
the mais with "ce1eri,y, certainty, and se-
curity," having been decided co be the only
feeaI DIGS, are construed as providing for tb~
entire mail, however large, and y ma yer may
Do the mode OF conveyance nee esssry 90 m
sure It's CELEBRITY, certainty, aud security"
and nave the preference over all Others. and
no others are considered. ........
fu- "A modification of bid in ANY Of Its es-
sential terms lie tantamount TO sew bio, ana
cannot be received, 90 a. TO Dserfere win
regular composition. after The iaet hour sef for
recerving bios- Mahing new bid. with
guarantee ana certificate, 10 The only way 10
modify q previous bid. 81 e.t..I.r..i d ....l
ufy the suficiency OF the guarantors OF sure
ties without kno wing thst they are persons
OF sufficient responsibility; DISREGARD OF this
instruction by postmastefs IL a violation OF
their ostn OF o6ice. subjecting them to imme-
diats removal. ALI bidders, goarantors apd
surssss ere distinctly notified that on failure
TO enter into or perform the contracts for the
service proposed for In the accepted bids their
legal Liabilities Will be enforced against
them.
~ Present contractors. and parsons known
a. the Department, must, eq nally With Others.
procure Guarantors ana certificates OF their
sumc,ency substantially IN the forms shove
prescribed. The certihcate of sumo cheney must
oe signed oy a poetmaster, or by judge Of q
court OF record. NO Other admitted.
ALEA, w, RANDALL. "a
iazs.iawss lr lJis Postmaster Gsnersl.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-14
LOUISIANA.

APPREHENDED DISTURBANCE IN LOUISIANA.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE Commercials
special, dated New Orleans 11th, says that in
tense excitement prevails here over the pro-
posed Republican procession tomorrow night.
The Governor will apply to General Buchanan
for such disposition of troops as may be neces-
sary to preserve order or repress tumult. Gen.
Hatch, of the Freed mems Bureau, sent the fol-
lowing to-day: - .-..... .9.rt
Ne,0 Orleans, Sept. 1.-THE Freedmen's Blu
reau will have large torchlght procession to-
morrow night, in which many colored men will
participate. Intense excitement over the pro-
posed demonstration exists, which forces me to
request that the federal commander be in
structed to dispose troops at his command to
prevent an assault which may result in wide
spread and general destruction of life and
property There will be an immense turnout
of colored men. They are already beginning
to arrive in crowds from the interior, and by
tomorrow their numbers will be largely in
creased. They are enthusiastic and deter
mined, and in case of any outrage they will in
hlct terrible retribution.
Notwithstanding the reports of further
postponement, the Republican demonstration
is in progress here. Everything is quiet and
orderly thus far-9.3O P. M. e'fFl
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l5,OOOPeople Present
More Democratic Arguments.

j LEWISTON, Sept 1.-THE Republicans of this
section of Maine closed the most brilliant GU
bernatorial contest ever waged in this part of
the State, by an immense open air denonstra-
ton and speeches on the park this evening.
About 1000 tanners, -cavalcado and several
hundred young ladies in carriages decorated
with flags and singing patriotic airs were ia
the procession, which marched through the
principal streets and Auburn, accompanied by
two bands Of music. Never were the streets
of the city more densely thronged people from
all parts of the surrounding country being
present. No less than $4,000 people witnessed
the demonstration, manifestng the widest en-
thusiasm along the entire line of march. Rock
cts and other fireworks added to the liveliness
Of the scene. This city and Auburn were bril-
liantly illuminated, flags, transparencies and
devices being shown from business houses and
private residences ON the route. The addresses
on the park were listened to by an immense
assemblage. An attack was made ON the pro-
.cession at several points by men and boys with
brickbats and other missiles. Several yersons
were seriously injured. The result Of the vote
on Monday, it il conceded by the Democrats
will be Republican gain over last year. The
Republicans count ON from Is 900 to 20 900; the
Democrats concede from l., 900 to 1900. ff
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NE W YORK..
GRANTS COTTON sPEGULATIoN-A LETTER FROM
a. THE GENERAL,

GRANTS COTTON SPECULATION-AL LETTER FROM
sr, THE GENERAL.
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Tribune publish
es letter from Grant The following ex-
tract is interesting on the subject of cotton
speculation: af'a- e-t -.sw ylaa-.. -i
Mlliken's Bend, La, April 21.-Dear Faith
er-Your letter of the 7th Of April, 1858, just
this day reached me. I hasten to answer your
interrogations. When I left Memphis, with
my pasqexperience, I prohibited trade below
Helena. Trade to that point had previously
been opened by the Treasury Department..
gave no permits to buy cotton and if l Fl nd
any one engaged in the bushes, 1 send him
out of the department and seize the cotton for
government. -
| had given few families permission to
leave the country and to take with them so far
as Memphis their cotton. In doing this have
been deceived by unprincipled spectators who
have been successfully smuggling themselves
along with the army in spite of orders prohibit
ing them, and have been compelled to suspend
this favor to persons anxious to get out of Dix
lie. 1 understand government adopted some
plan to regulate getting cotton out of the coun-
try, do not know what plan they have adopt
ed; but am satisfied that any that can be adopt
ed except for government to take the cotton
themselves andsrule out SPECTATORS altogether
will be a bad one. feel that all the army fol-
lowers who are engaged in specializing off the
n,iefortuuco OF tbeir-eeuntr. are really IItirng
the enemy more than they possibly could do by
open treason, and should be drafted at once
and put in the first forlorn hope.
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TO the Electors of the city of Port
IHlH.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
~ warrants from the Mayor and Aldermen of the
City OF Portland, the inhabitants thereof qualified
according to law TO vote in the election OF State and
County officers, will meet at their respective Ward
Rooms or usual places OF meeting ON the Second
Monday of September instant, being the iourteentb
day OF said month"; at ten O'clock in the forenoon
and there to give in their votes for Governor SonI
Senators, and Jour Representatives in the Leeisla
ture OF this State: for County Treasurer. ConntS
Commissioner, County Attorney, and Sheriff for IN
County of Cumberland, and tor Representatiye n
Congress, and also to give in their votes upon ths
following question, viz:
"Shall the Constitution be amended so as to au-
thorize the assn. ption OF municipal war debts
by ioaning the credt of the State 10 an amount
not exceeding in the as"regate three million nye
neneu eu thousand dollars a. pronose 9y resolve
~ tne I9rty-seyen legislature ,i S.'1 linn una
itnts snail vote by ballot on said o. ~ oose ~
FAVOR OF said amendment expressingi il ~ sne worn
"Yes, and those opposed to the amend. neht eA-
pressing it by the word "No." W.
The polls on such day of election 20 remain o., en-
until four O'Clock in the afternoon, when they shat,
be closed.
The Aldermen of said city will be in onen ses.,o,
in the Ward Room in City Building entrance ON Mr.
tie street, from O'Clock in the freDoon - cIol
in the afternoon, on each OF the three secular DAYS
next preceding such day of election and from three
o'clock to 1--WE O'Clock the afternoon ON tbe Last ~
sad three secular days. for the purpose Of RECEIVING
evidence OF the qualification of voters whose names
nave not heen entered the Lists of qualified
IN and for the several Wards and tor correct
ing said lists. Per Order,
Portland, Scpt5, 1865. dtd
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Who was arrested, tried and con-
victed for illegally voting in anoth-
er mans name, for which he suf-
fered the penalty of imprisonment
in the County Jail. All 5s..e.....s
Any man detected in the COM
mission of "a like crime, or of IL
legal voting in any way, will sub
ject himself to the same penalty.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-14

Moth Patches, Freckles anS; Tan. ii
The only reliable remedy for those brown discolo,
atoms on the lace is '.psrrys Moth and hreckle Lo.
St., New York. Sold everywhere mar2id& w6m ss
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WASHINGTON.
coLFAx At WASHINGTON

NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE Commercials
special IS as follows: fa" zTi'-
Washington, Sept. 12-Despatches from Chi
cago announce the arrival in that city of Col
fax, who, after a visit to Grant on political and
pubic business, will proceed to this city, and
may be expected to arrive here in few days.
" THE SEPTEMBER SESSION.
$ That there will be September session OF
Congress is now generally conceded, but formal
notice to that effect has not been published by
Morgan and Schenck until after the arrival OF
COlfax. In the meantime circulars will be sent
to the Republican members notifying them to
be prepared to come to Washington at mo-
ment's notice. Efforts will be made to limit
business to Joint resolution providing fol-
another session in October, but Southern Union
men will make a dete rmined effort to secure
special legislation in their favor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-14

WILL the Argus please count the stars again
in the flag which he says was raised by the
ladies of Ward 6. His statement makes %.
We are much afraid the extreme humidity of
the atmosphere the past week has affected his
hillary system and given him blur before the
eyes which prevents his seeing but a portion
of what he looks at We are willing to admit
the unintentional omission Of two by the max
er, but trust the result of to-day's election will
be of that satisfactory kind which will rouse
Mr.. Argus from his star-gdzing to realization
of the uncertained of ID mocratic hopes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-14
Republican Nominations for Represen-
tativcs to the Legislature.

snif,E IN PORTLAND, sept. IL, 1906
The Convention being called to order by
Hon. s. E. Spring, Nathan Webb, Esq, was
chosen chairman and Franklin Fox Secretary
All the delegates present except Il. S. Melch-
err and w. W, Ruby, of Ward 2, and whose
places were filled by choice of Converse Leach
and S. r. Small and j. H. Drummond and A.
d. Mari, whose places were filled by choice of
N. G. Rollins and +. d. Movie. agi,l -at
A communication from the Temperance
Association was laid on the table. -9H
A communication from G. III. Green was
presented and read, declined to be considered
a candidate. ~ +9
N. A. Foster was nominated unanimously
by acclamation as candidate for Representa-
tive, and Thos. b. Read and Chas. j. Norris
were unanimously nominated for the same
office. = a0I,!f yl9.o ,r.aii svssl Al9 .-.,.,e,
The first, second and third ballots for the
fourth Representative did not result in any
choice The fourth ballot resulted as follows:
Whole number of votes, 40 f..r
Necessary for choice,
Thos. E. Twitchell had ev 27E
Joseph B. Hail, 10 80
Neal Dow,
JsF. Miller, ma Tgeg4t 1 0-
Thomas E. Twitchell was therefore declared
nominated. tfA 3 f. Fox, Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-14
MISS JONES.

PLIND CLAIRvOYANT MEDIUM 81 Brown
~ street. is very successful in all diseases of the
blood, in describing the present AMI future in bust
nese matters, &C. sep14dtt
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wHALEN 8 TRIAL.
RIO JANEERO.

:
LONDON, Sept. 13.-Later advices have been
received fro N Rio Janeiro. According to Bra
lillian reports a detachment of Paraguayan
troops left behind in the Gran Chaca on the
evacuation of Humaita, were surrendered by
the allied force Internationally with all their
stores. Their Qualifications at Humeita have
been RACED to the ground. At last accounts
the whole allied army had commenced its
march to lay siege to the fortified position Of
lopez on the Tbicuary. The fleet of iron,
clads had already arrived opposite the en-
trenchments, and commenced a vigorous bonn
bardment. --- ~. = -
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BASE BALL.-The last game Of the season
for the championship of the State commenced
Saturday afternoon, in this city, between the
Eons and Androscoggins. 1t was discontinued
after the 4th inning, owing to dissatisfaction
with the umpire and inability to agree upon
another until il was too late to complete the
game. The score stood, when the playing was
discontinued, Eons 4, Androscoggins s.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-14
RGLlyi1ag COMMITTEES of Yard
,8lEEW hF.e i SIR ,ti glfi f. q

The following persons volunteered and were
appointed as Rallying Committee and Vote
Distributors for Monday, 14th inst, and will
report at the Ward Room at 10 o'clock:
Eben Corey, Edwin Clement, j. w. Water
house, T. E. Twitchell, Saml. Waterhouse,
Woodbury. s. Dana, James d. Fessenden, j.
81. Hamin, VIM. Allen, Jr., Thomas A. Rob-
erts, John G. Proctor, Fred. N. Dow, A. B.
Stephenson, VIM. p. Jordan, George Worces-
ter, Oliver Gerrish, Rensselaer, Cram, Luther
Dana, Jr., w. b. Stephenson, Isaac jackson,
John f. Edwards, Charles Sager, George HI.
Smardon, Fred. G.. Messer, Chas W. Ford.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
PANAMA.

New YoRK, Sept. 12.-Panama advices Of
the 4th state that the revolution there had
bloodlessly resulted in President Ponce being
arrested and deposed by one Carrezo, the lat
ter proclaiming himself President, and form
ing a new Cabinet
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MARRIED.

dab T.. benson. rs .f.
In Norway. Sept. 4, Charles r. Thomas and Mrs
Elizabeth 5. Rowe, both OF Greenwood
N sethel, sept I. J. II. Douglass, of UPTON and
NSusa K. Locke, OF Bethel.
In Leeds, sept. 10. Frank M. Higgins, of New Or
leans. and Flora L. Lothrop, Of Leeds -.t
In Orono. Sept. I, Stewart S McPheters and Sa.
ral T.. CamI1)t ii.
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WEST INDIES.

;, NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Haytien advices Of
the 10Th state that the siege of Port au Prince
had been abandoned as the Cacos had run out
of ammunition
An agent of Cabral was in Kingston Jamai-
luton iE st. Domingo
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LATEST w E w =
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE
pORI LAND DAILY PRESS.
Monday Morning, September IA, 1868
MAINE.
Fa,ley's "Friends" ChGr9fissed.
They Undertake to Break up Mr..
BIaine's Meeting. ,s,-.-r


Special Dispatch to the Daily Press!l
AUGUSTA, Sept. 13.-Mr. Farley having de-
clined to have discuss ion with Mr. Blaine
yesterday at Jefferson. the Democrats, who
were present in large numbers, attempted to
disturb the meeting. They were unsuccessful,
however, and Mr.. Blaine addressed the assem-
blagc for two hours and halt The Demo-
Gratis were greatly mortified at the failure of
Mr.. Farley to come to time.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-14
MASS SOHESETTS.


Boston, Sept 12-Edwin c. Bailey, editor
and proprietor of the Boston Herald, was NOM
mated to Congress by the Democrats of the
Massachusetts, District this evening.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT-FouR CHILDREN BuR-
led UNDER AN EMBANKMENT
A sand bank caved in upon several children
in Milford, Mass, a few days since. Three
were taken out dead, and the fourth has died
since of injuries received
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DIED.

In this CITY, Sept. II, Fred H.. son of j, w. and
E. A. Fifield, aged months IT days. 27 y =
GS The funeral Of the late Mrs. VIM c. Beckett
will take place this afternoon at o'clock from her
late residence, corner of Cumberland and Wilmot
streets. n :
In South Paris, Aug. %, Mr.. Edmund Allen, aged
sc years. n g II ~ Ii = lNTrFF ~ =
In Bristol, Aug. 49, Mr.. Henry H. Hunter, aged
81 years. $3.50 49,. ..
~ years.
In Eastport, Sept. 8, Mrs. Rebecea, widow Of ia
cob Lincoln. aged IS years. 1H
In Bangor Sept. 7. Mr.. Oliver s. Nay of PALMYRA
aged IS years months.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-14
Portland Water Go.
NOTICEl

THE Portland Water Co will be prepared 10 sup
Il ply Sebago Water the inhabi tants of the city
on or before the LIST OF December next. Books are
now open at the office of the Company, Canal Bank
Building, to receive applications for water. Each
person applying for water will he required, on max
ing application to sign the usual agreement as estab-
lished in other cities to conform 10 the rules of the
Company. Persons will be supplied In the order Of
application. Service pipe will be required to be put
in under the direction of the Superne nden OF the
Company, at the expense of the consumer. Persons
applying Tor water, il done before the opeung fol-
the main pipe is 81 sed, will have a Ii eral discount
made on their service pipe, and charge made for
tapping. As service can be put IL during the win
ter it is important Tor consumers to make appliea-
ton without delay
An Officer OF the Company will be in the office
daily from ga. NJ till P. NJ, torecelve applications
and give all necessary information. Plumbing done
by plumber licensed by the Company will have the
work and material guaranteed by the Company.
me Company take this opportunity to slate to the
puoc mat their contractors have agreed have The
water in reduced into aud through the city by De-
cember LIST, and they nW not Ian 10 meet their en-
gagement. LID SHEPLEY. Secretary
aug2Idtf - -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-14

THE Union Grant and Colfax Club, which
was recently org anized at Z ibby's Corner by
the election of M. g. Dow, Esq, President,
and g. W. Bailey, Secretary, is among the
most active and vigorous political organiza-
tions in this vicinity, and We anticipate good
results from its efforts to-day ni.tI tr.Er...
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-14
A Carl.A

A Clergyman viii residing in South America as
a missionary, Dissolved safe and simple remedy for
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases OF the Urinary an Seminal Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine In sealed en-
velope, to any one who needs it. free OF charge,
Address. JOSEPH r. INMAN Station ID. Bible
House, New York City. jy22d3m sN
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Meeti,,o at the CIiy Hall.

The election returns will be announced from
the platform in the City Hall this evening i'm
mediately after their reception. ssE IA.
Per order of City Committee.
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Domestic WI arkcfs.

New YORK, Sept. 12-Flour-receipts 13, 374 bbls
sales 6t0O bbls State and Western dull and 10 q Csc
s 40 choice do so a 90; fancy 95 q 40; round
Hoop Ohio 8 65 q 900; choice do 9o5 @ II 90; Su-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-14
GO M Nj e RCIAL
'h4-tE -
F0reI4n Exporis nj Pa..lI

the past week amounted to $50, s57 o5 Included in
the shipments were 1900 bbls -four 3I4 do corn meal
10 tons shorts, IT bbls and 1 hid. Glassware 2O43
bbls. oil, IL pkgs drugs, leases woolens 1887 mes
spruce scantlng, 1888 pine boards. Frelghts are
still dull
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WARD osH.-The following is the rallyins

WARD ONB.-The following is the rallyins
committee for Ward 1: .l - oil. ..-r,l
John. Porter, j. w. Collins, Howard Knowl
ton, j. d. Snowman, j. w. Neal, G.. w. Beal
r. Greeley, w. r. Littlefeld, j. b. Lucas f
B. Hanson, j.. II. Thorndike, Gardiner Floyd
John Cousens, T. NJ Stevens j. s. Winslow,
L. c. johnson, Charles c. Chase, Hiram Leigh
ton, Geo. F. Aver, II. NJ. Chase, G. Fl. Holland
D. NJ Philbrook, Benz. Colby, j s. York, Rus
sell Lewis, H. 81. Burgess, George w. Davis,
j. r.. Holt.
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ENTERTAINM ENTS.
ID Il r Is L N c. H ALL L!
A Great Musical Tren,!
The Old AlIeot,anians!
Thursday Eyen'g. septemher,7n

20 No Postponement on account OF weather.
OWING to other engagements they can remain nosi.
lively One NIGHT OnIv i''i
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WestbrOOk 1868 Taxes.

The Treasurer the Town OF Westbrook hereby
gives notice that the Taxes for 1868 committed
to the Collectors for collection the LIST day of July
and that by vote of said Town abatement of five
per cent will be made to those who voluntarily pay
their Taxes to the Collectors within three months
from their commitment, and that INTEREST will be
charged all taxes collected after January list 1869.
GEO. G. GOODMAN, Treasurer.
LEWIS L. RECORD Collector of Westbrook. Office
Stevens Plains.
STEPHEN FELTON,, Collector School District No 8.
Office Woodford's Corner. jy7ti octlsN