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HE CAMPAIGN IN NEW HAMPsHIRE-The
New Hampshire election takes place on the sec
opd Tuesday of March, which this year falls on
the 10th of that month"; The Democrats, IN
spired by such men 40 Franklin Pierce and
John IL. George, are making tremendous eff
forts to defeat Hartman and elect Sinclair
the ccpperhead candidate tor Governor. Pres
ident johnson promises help by bestowing Of
heial positions and the emoluments pertain
ing thereto upon Democrats, and packing
Portsmouth navy yard with men who are
sound on the particular goose affected by
Democrats. As if dstrusting even these
means of securing victory, they have resorted,
as usual, to the most infamous falsehoods.
Their great stroke in this direction has been
the reported meeting at LittIeton, where
twenty Of the yice-p presidents were said to be
men who voted the Republican ticket last
year, The Concord Monitor gives brief biog-
raphical sketches of some of these gentle,
men: r.. ...fsse,, ell, du5lIr. sufi bue
E. r. Abbott-keeps Snclair's hotel at Beth
lehem-always a cop. .......-,F afr
s. 5. Z. Goodwin-clerk in ditto
70 Charles Libbey-never was and never will
be one of the Republican State Committee ;
he Is partner of Sinclair's in the starch bust
ness, and holds a large amount of petroleum
stock; voted for Sinclair last year B" e''''
seth Greenleaf-nOt at the meeting and
has no sympathy with it, a. sI 4s.tf - eliza
Jesse Mann--lost the mail agency on the
Bat. 90 NJ RAILROAD; sore head, because not
fully appreciated in the Republican ranks.
e, g, Knapp keeps rum hotel at Little
ton, headquarters p L, LIS; never consider ID
Republican. "''o''
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"FIsHER,s CoUGH DROPS,

VIII, ii taken in season, break up any cough and
prevent ConSan.ption.s Il hasin inlny cases cured
the patient Wien given up by the physician and is
with night coughs, as 1t insures sweet aud refresh
ing sleep.
MASON, SYMONDS a. CO., Kennebunk. Me,
General Agents. Sold by alldruagists.
September 26. w6m 47-s N =
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FE'RUE But STRANHE.-Any person sending ms
their address, with 20 cents will receive bv mail
the Name and Carte de Yisiie OF their future Wife
or husband also, bow either sex may gain the love
Of any person they choose Instantly. Address, .aH
REEVES & CO., 10 Nassau st, New York.
Oct &c. N3mSS
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: A Box full of bread, crackers, cakes and
pastry, from Geo. w. H. Brookss new bakery,
ON Bracket street, arrived at the Press Office
last evening in the midst of pouring rain, in
good season for a hungry crowd of editors and
compositors who wanted something to eat but
had natural dislike to getting wet. There
are none of us, except the ship news reporter,
who can box the compass, but we all encom-
passed the boy, and it was generally agreed
that there was "a deal O. confused fine feeding
ABBOTT il" as the Scotchman said of the sleeps
head. -....t -. .,.f.,..,.,. r.
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The PenObscof and FaSsaniasuoddy
sg3N s&l.IV 8li Fudinns. sst 5Al DnA BE

The names of Joseph Attean ana raul' Yep 5
tune are famous neither in romance nor his
tory, yet they are exalted percentages and are
officially designated Governor and Lieuten-t
ant Governor OF the lPenobscot Indians" and
exercise a mild sway over Asa of their copper
colored compatIiotss at the eat of govern
ment in iOldtown. IF we mayo credit the
statements of George +, Dillingham;, Agent
ct the Penobscot tribe, whose report is before
US, their subjects are prosperous and happy
The Agent has expended nearly eight thou
sand dollars in their behalf during the past
year, fifty dollars Of which served as the mod
est salary of the Governor. Their wants are
few and simple. Their religion requires that
granite cross be erectedIiD their bufial
ground. Their political strifes have been
quoted by judicious legislation at Augusta
The prohibitory law has been entirely success
full among them, and fire water" has been al,
most stranger in Oldtown wigwams. On
the whole the Penobscot Indians, are slowly
but surely becoming Civilized. In a few years
Col. Parker will not be ashamed to, come in
1uli uniform to visit his down east cousins.
1ohn Francis is Governor, Newell Neptune
Is Lieut., Governor, and Gel. f. Wordsworth is
Agent Of Inc Passamaquoddy Indians This
tribe numbers about 800 men women and chill
drer', aud is settled at Pleasant Point. in The
/ town OF Perry, and at Peter Dana Point siyty
miles further y. az the st. Croix Here the con-
on the Penobscot The land is toor a,,5 M
red man does not like to cultivate it, There
has been much suffering among the poor. The
buildings are out Of re pair, and even the COW
errors residence is such a tumble-down affair.
that his excellency is, obliged to resort to the
woods in the winter to keep from freezing, 49,
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Reduction i'm the Price Of the Daily Press.
Hereafter the price Of the daily issue of the
= Press win be four cents the single copy. 1T
can be had at the periodical depots and at the
counting room of the office.
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Religions Nolices.
Hotel Arrivals.

Y. M. c. A.-There will be prayer meetings at the
Rooms of the Young Mems Christian Association
every evening this week, commencing at II O'Clock.
All are cordially invited TO attend. -.
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RRlG GEORGE AMOS t5g tons, new measure
low. ApplytO -F'f,-1 - ''' - '
4 s3.s. -t..'g aF o.. GEORGE S. HUNT.
1 ,.I.--- =, b. .slE No. III Commercial Street.
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AZ II Iivcrpo5I Psi inst. shin P.s,lats Freeman
Sew Y5tt.
uncertain. ''--'
Sid I'M Honolulu Inn aIt strs s,pt.ifa Baft.rt
ana Centuron. Higgins, Tor New Bedford.
Sid IN Ca lao 10th nit, barque c Merr.mah Mef'
Ghineha,, 10 load Tor Antwerp: 23d Slaly L Rigg.
Lower, Dnnkilk.
man; Atgosy, Swift: Calelons. Carter and Char
Patfs'' w, Wiz y. Ethn i9i AntwerR; Mary nina
Nickes. IN C. aa, n ,, f2tlei. s"I HAN
burg Larans lrl ~ tN -, Ia.teh' 80 ,.,,tg.
all idg guono ~ N"e'' f"''"'e'O'' '''
Sid I'm VaIpara;so 1a.,, din. W.. ,.,,,, Mfpott
from Callao1 To- o, =, " sn'p Nh LOpl' '''"'''
IN ,5r1 I5tb 'U alS 9pesi sown R,,
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r'e en-, L S Boston. ,.,,., ,,,,..,,.
~ -, tot, III $500, ~, I tss NV y, ,,,,
wav pnd H iLtp S or y" Ta;
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H5Sl., ~ 90, III Signal, lo h DO ,,.,De At
wood. ,ngor; Dee 1, L Niekeis, Niekels, sears-
amnbeI Naeii ris art;ssb M t .tob1. NIB
fnh sLin' + q: p;sba 49, o s a. 49, Lar,,ua
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In mort tith M sbin n Aver sawyer. Tor n York
No. ~ hf'ii wv, snip D IAyei' DIV iSt 70 y '
iaT NcyI Algenflle, Eoyd, anu fahis .d'e''
Sid i'm A"p,nvErIi sfiss bp'o GisndeIs GcIniire for
Cienfrsaos 80 ~ ~ n, H'ioiu'.,e, ioti
Alfred Keen RobasoS, XIV e1t i'i'S' u' '''
Al Deioa ara III inn 'f h (" t enI; rh, Hin
gins, fr Baltimore DAYS. - -
Sid FIN Surinam 3ist ul brig Jessie Rhynas Tuck
en-, Boston. 49, -
Il Sid I'M Sc Thomas I'd inst, brigs Sophie StIOut
IL IA,
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ANOTHER FRAcAs IN THE HOUSE The
Washington special OF, the Boston Advertiser

sayssifW II sE5I .d92 adl omit isdi 2njiub ba
There was a lively time in the, House Wed
nesday afternoon between Messrs. Chanler of
New York and Julian of Indiana The former,
referring to some thing that Mr. Julian had
said about the South, said the language was
that OF aicoward. Mr.. Julian retofted that ii
he thought so,he could test the matter when.
ever he pleased; to which Mr.. Chanler replied
that he would take an early opportunity to do
so.I There was much confusion and some ex-
element. Mr.. Chanler was called to order by
the Speaker, Thad. Stevens said he was ready
to stand as Mr.. Julian's second at any time,
and there the iseenp ended faE Ft EefgtFrirl. Il
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Hair Work.
Brig loE. Sale y

BANDS Curi-, ara OrnaIhen'al frair Work lo,s
~ t. orde. at No, = Congress Place.
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Business Items, ,

BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS AND CATARRH.-Per
sons intending to consult DR.. Carpenter at the
U. S. Hotel should remember that he closes
his practice in Portland on Saturday evening,
the 18th. His next visit is at Bangor. Il
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Portland and Vicinity.
New AdvertiseEents This Day,
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Breech Loading Gups-G L. Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Store te-Lst-w.E PhiIiips,& Co.
Board for two Young Men.
House for Sale-G. X. Davis & Co.
Annual Meeting Portland Glass Co. zaz.zzlsaaaz1
Maine Medical Association
Store to Let-W. f. Phillips & Co. r..rf
Sheriff Sale-E. N. Perry
Col Fishermen's Convention
Girls Wanted-A. Huntington d Co. -
Dissolution-Clark, Read i Small.
City of Portland. rffsfsFs#
Banker-B. w. Gilbert
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The Confessions and Experience of
90 An Invalid. a
DUBLISHED For the benefit, and as a CAUTION.
~ no YOUNG MEN and others, who 50 fer from
Nervous nebility, Pr nature, Decay OF Manhood,
&c, supplying The Means oil Self-Cure. Written by
one who cured hin self, and sent on receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
lei MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y. Also irce, by the
same publisher, circular of DAISY SWAIN, The
great Poem ofthe w%SE . S8Ia " n T,
0'', so''sV W ~ z. .r..TF.,.,r-rrngN
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We learnfrom the Chronicle that Mewlyn
L. Nichols, of West Chesterville, met with a
severe accideutin the woods last week, While
.ohopping a log on which he was Standing, his
axe struck a tree near by, causingsit to glance
and bringing the whole force of the blow up
on his foot, Just back of the great toe Joint,
laying it open to the ankle bone, and making
q trightful looking wound. He was carried by
two men who We're at work near By, to an old
logging road, where 4 team was procured by
which he was Conveyed to DIR, Yeaton's of
Chestewilie. . DR.. Cook of Farmington Falls
was also called, who dressed the wounds after
removing severalpicces OF bone.
The ChronicleB relates that a man in Phil
lips, who was fortunate enougfito have 500
in goyernlne nt bonds, moved away slast pfah
from the house he had been occupying, on the
county, road from Z. to Welt leaving his
bonds in the antenantef house, in an old I'M
locked bureau drawer. In about two mouths
after, remembering, his bonds. he went bac k
and found them undistuTbed. In these days
OF thetts and burglaresi sueh evidences of an
honest neighborhood are worthy Of note.
q >
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-lspss, ngis7oi lla snb OF HA o 5aam "l 7N
zoig.-s ynul, ri bUGIiqoq 10 i'"q sdi sn'ieia5
tisdI b.n0ls .UyUtg o. uotS m07l idnowS 81
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mos ls s4asH 4It .ssA .ylinai1'i1d2 la'sdi
-ia glbms no l9ludy .idi OF ,5daE9iq .Dnal
-Gri q aii4p 90. qoIsdlas b. b0s ,e'"ou9
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THE PR FSS.
Friday Morning, January a. 1858

GSg- First Page To-Day-The Northern Pa
ciGc Railroad: New Source of Spanish Rev
or,,o. otter from lewiston; Letter from Sac
earappa Varieties.
Fourth Pagc-The Quaker Meeting, by Whit
atief. Prince Gortschakoff; How Steele Stole
SPANISH REVENUE LAWS We publish ON
the first page Of to days paper . communiea-.
ton setting forth the hardships to which
American merchants are subjected by the OPP
Grafton OF the new Spanish tariff and the
rules of the Cuba custom houses. ltappears
that within few months four vessels sailing
out of Portland have been heavily fined in
consequence Of alleged frauds in their mani
tests. The new tariff, under which these car
goes were found to differ from the manifests,
went into operation on the LIST OF July last in
accordance with a royal decree of the 18th of
March. 1t is understood that at the same time
soIne changes were made in the administra-
tion Of the custom houses in Cubl, with the
intention of breaking MP the notorious system
of"shOrt entry" into which the cupidity OF
the officials had actually driven many ma sters
of vessels in the Cuba trade. The sixth sec
ton Of the decree strictly prohibits any add
ton to or alteration of the manifest of an i'm
ported cargo. The duty on shocks is fixed Jy
sgeight at 81 IA cents per hundred Kilograms
for hogshead shocks, and As cents for boxes
The duty on hoops is Sc thousand. 1t is
I'd plain that this law, if enforced with scrupu-
lous rigor, is likely to make trouble for tke
most conscientious capt1ins. 1t would be easy
enough, under ordinary circumstances, to
give the number of bundles of hoops correct
ly; but the weight Of cargo of shocks is La
bic to changes over which the master has no
v control, and which he cannot foresee. A car
20 OF wet shocks, shipped in rainy weather
4. and carried hence to warmer climate viii
necessarily weigh less ii Havana than in
y Portland. On the other hand thoroughly
dry cargo, wet by accidents of the sea, will
weigh more than it weighed OH the wharf If
reasonable allowance were made for accidental
% variations of this kind, there need be no diff
calty. If on the contrary the Cuban officials
d are disposed to pass at one step from the ex-
oil treme OF laXity to the lextreme of punctiions
exactitude, demanding heavy fines for varia-
tons in weight occasioned by evaporation and
variations in number so slight that they can
only be verified by actual count it seems to us
that our merchants have good ground for COM
plant and the government ought to interfere
2, Tor their protection. a T7l1vd "'ta l'hA 10
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shoorrNa Arr AlR, i An altercatioon took
place yesterday afternoon near the corner of
Fore street and Portland Pier, between sew
eral peisons. During the fight one of the
men, named Emiley, residing on Madison
street, was shot and stabbed in several places.
He was attended to by DIR. French who dressed
the wounds. 1t was found that the temporal
artery had been severed, one. of his ears half
cut of, and he had received a bad cash under
the right eye. Notwithstanding these wounds
he, is likely to recover, He was drunk at the
time Of the ARRAY. No arrests have been
made .-1. Init t-.lT..r,r.,r leo. .ff-
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-Ar 2oth inst. ship Matilda.
Dyer, Port Stanley.
Ar 21st inst hiBs Linda. Eieihen, I'm Hamburg
GAIN EsToN-Ar iath, sch John II French Cross
SEw okLEANs Ar 18th, slip Baden, stlphen,
AT i7ih, barque james ward, Land, rAin, PEN
cid nth, barques VAUDEVILLE, Waite, tor Hayre :
Sharpsburg, Randall New Yors. s.IIf5- ? -
Sid I'm SW Pass 10Th inst. barqnes L NJ Long An
NOZZLE ca istn. sch + 4 Allen Fuller. Tor
:, PESsAcoLA-cld 18th. barqus cerhas starrett,
HayaHa; 2 Emery. Small, Matanzas; sch sabino,
s JA9,ksoSv l7th. sch Kosb, Jasper.
cid ilth, sel,s NJ M Poole Wooster. 81 kits; 18th
N cjg 17ts s ssh 5ss, AK YsrS.
sAEANNAh-Ar nth, sch NV Allen. Doane,
SID nth, schs Irene E Meseryey, Farnham, and
CHaRhEsIoN sisf,I SCH " r Alexander,
!, GEoRGEToWN, Scar 18th. brig nlansanilla.
: BALEIMoRE-A seth, sch G c Clark, Foster,
Cid ed, brig julia L Arey. Babbdae. Maya,uez
PHILADELPHiA--itthe Breakwater 17tl, scbs
NJ Tasker. and annie Barton, from Portland.
We zc po t GGta 6IIs 81 Doans
less, Coombs. from PhiladelPhia- ior Lisbon, with
rudder damaged "a q -. a. Rsss.. IN
NEW YuiiKEAr 2fst, scis Express, Anderson.
Camden; j Stockbam, Price, Portland. 49,
CID 22d, barque Fannie, Hinc kley, Aspinwali; sch
G Gates, Freeman, JacksonvilIe; Howard Griffin
Mobile Arthemirs, Gates. Jacksonville
PROVIDING --SId ed, sch Frances Hatch, Gre
CORY Baltimore for Noriolk.
hENPORI-Ln port list. brig Timothy Field
Nisweil, BuclspCrt iOr New York seas u T. Ciam-
age, Lpryey, Rockllnd for dos; Nellie Tarbox Coma
~. do Tor do; Arthur Burton, Frohock tElizahefIL
potfOr Providence; Maria Whitney, HiX, NYok
tor Providence; Lucy AInes, Flanders Haltimnre
foc do Freddie Waiter, Atwood Portland ior Tau.
ger Eta sylvester, Sylvester, p % Island Tor
New York; st Lucar 0xtos New York for ;os. ~.
Angelina VmCleaf, Heath, from Eiizabetb,,oSt -,
Providence; Idaho, Davis, Portland for Raitinoro.
Jas A Croker, lieynohs. do tor New Y ort. DiI,.
Sro>s Rockland Tor do H Woodbury.. Wooibnry
Bangor Ion Bridgeport. ~ "oo'ouiy'
HOLMES HOLE-Ar Goth inst brig Holm Aviles
H s washington for Boston; sch Annie Harris,
balrls, Portland for do .s21lRFC
bosI0N--Ar I'D steamship Aleppo, Harrison,
Ar 25d. sch Water Spirit, Foss Goullsboro,
Hi1 ~. Darnnes lincoln and Y V Minott. q
hOChLAND--Ar nth, sehs Amela, EHems, and
Lucy slaae, iroAs. Boston; Trader, lord, do.
Ar 20th, sch Cosmos. Williams, Baltimore. rFrr 4,
Stt 18th, schs A Richards, Arcy, New York; r C
RoCRP orr Sia 18Th sch Trade wind. Hoffman,
Ar 18th, sch Thos Fish, new whey st George
Ar 18Th, schs Sarah Fish, Henderson, aud Abigail.
Haley Boston. s.r55l ba. 7..efls..u rrg.e.ar
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sRECIAA NOTICES..

ONCE A MONTH, rap,r sa,ae n.1n as AZ. Y.
Ledger, de' 9ted % og nsl Store satIic ii squibs
Sc.-fou can receive u year Is seaiing yoHT
name and 70 cts. Address ONCE A MONTH
Lewisto1, Maine. ian23-d4tsS-
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Notice.

UnRUduL- -. W al
4DHANKTNG The public for their LIBERAL patronage
4 tor the past year shah continue IN tie same
business al lie old ani anal al eoods in INV line
shall be sold as cheap eau he bought else where
4 II. a. CLEAVES
Bridgton, January 20, 1865. hn23dlw -r''1 = ....
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.slWl. .T2aEL b hl'tAOD ,WO0
,suniIzo'a ,.Is 1sHads4A % .sF
kILnt -.- .---r.L
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The only reliable remedy for those BROW, dtscolor2
alons tho face called Moth Patches FIR, ckles and
Tan, H. PIzRRYs MOTH AND FREcKLE. LOrleN.
Ireuared only by DR.. b. C. PERRY, Dermatologst.
Portland. and elsewhere. Beware OF imitatation.
I November Is. NJ WSsS3m $40 aifiI yaRElE iFu
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DIED.

In Searboro. Jan. %, Miss Jane Robinson, aged s.
years mouths. ~ 4 "a ~. nv. ~ ma H~ll
In KennebunkpoIt Jan. 10, Mrs. Mary s., wife
Of Foxwell G. Novel;.
- In Norway, Jan. %. Mary Ann, wife Z. W. Howe
and daughter OF L. f. Beal Esq, aged 80 years and
months.
In Richmond. Jan 10, Mr.. Sherburn Libby, aged
II years months.l SO t3s@ y ~ ~
In Edgeccmb. Jan. Y, Mrs. Rebecca, wife OF Ell
Jah Cove. aged ~ wears months. aaaH HEa I
In Waldoboro, Jan. 10, Mrs. Christiana Levensel-
er, aged IS years months. - /. llatt 20 lla|1 /
In Waldoboro, Jan. IL, Mr.. George Soule, aged
20 ears. 100 t.Fft
In augusta Jan. 10, Mrs. Elizabeth Ward form.
erly of Sidney, az d 80 years 10 months. siff1A
In Windsor, De-. 81, Mrs Nancy Keene, aged G:
years months. 90
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Der ARF6R 8 OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Miniature Aims nIc. 49,. January "a.
sun rises. ..,......723 Moon rises ....-6 60 AM
Sun sets. ..,.. b0z High water. IL. 80 PM
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A FROSTED FooT CURED.-Test Pain Pain
free, at SO Winter St., Boston. ~ r.,..-,

Pain Paint is certain, 81 they say; ''h'
Pain Paint stops pain without delay;
Pain Paint is selling faster still :" II i-.'s
Pain Paint all physic nostrums kill.
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RESOLUTIONS OF THE PEABODY FUND TRus-
TEEs.--At the meeting Of the Trustees of the
Peabody Fund held at Richmond, on wednes
day, the following resolution was offered by
Gen. Grant, and adopted 6 s'AAn mas s4f
.'IlesotUea, That, in view of the present tdesti.
tuition prevailing in the Southern and South
western States, It is, in the opinion OF this
Board, expedient that the Executive Commit
tee and General Agent be authorized in con-
Iofmity with the permission granted by Mr.
Peabody, to expeDd forty per cent Of the prin-
cclpal Of the fund, in addition to the accrued
interest, and that as large portion of said
dollars, be expended during the current year
as in their Judgment can be acknowledgement
used in promoting the object of the trust and
the authority Of the Board is hereby given tc
such appropriations .sst'7'.'A
Another resolution was adopted giving the
General Agent authority to increase the sum:
already promised for education, and make pay.
ments quarterly or ssrni-annually. '''--'g, '''
The Board then adjourned, to meet in New
York, on the Sd Thursday in june next.
LEGISLATION NECESSARY To PROTECT RIy.
ERs.-The officers OF the Engineer Corps who
have been engaged in survey ing the rivers o.
Maine, agree that Legislation by act of Con.
gress Is pecessary in addition to the State laws
for the protection Of those rivers from obstruc-
fions caused by deposits of the slabs, sawd ust
and other refuse from saw mills. .iu sI fa.i3 ID,
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Supreme judicial Court.

JANUARY TERM.-APPLEToNC O. j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-In the case of Proctor VS.. Edgerly,
for SANDER, the jury returned verdict of guilty
sessing damages at s3O.s7. .4s- & ,iaai e.. af 1na
q. Littietelds'. fl. l,4HrlL 800 sH.8,sms Hale.
ID No. 2tl--Aaron ordway VS.. Nathan Wood. AS
sumpsit to recover about 1900 alleged by plaintiff
to have been paid by him for defendants use under
a special agreement. Defendant denies any such
agreement or'any Indebtedness. On trial.
Deane & Verrll. I Strout & Gage
ls9 Court adjourned to 81 o'clock Friday morning
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City of Portland.

WIHEREAS, o. the goth day OF January A, d.
Wv 1858, the City Council passed an order directing
the Committee on wing cut new streets % take the
necessary measures oT disseminating that POI lion OF
Mayo street lying ictween Fox street and Il chan
mel OF Back Cove: I Ert eHrHHI- WIZ
Notice Is hereby gwen 10 oil parties Interested
that the Joint Standing C0lnmittee OF The City rn
eilon laying out new streets viii meet 10 hem ne
parties ana view the proposed way on The 1rst iaI
February, 1865, at three O'Clock in the afternoon
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