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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, April 6.-The hotel at Enfield,
known as the Masonry House, owned and
Kept by j. b: Valentine, was wholly destroyed
by fire last night. The flames were first dis
covered on the roof of the L. and the fire was
thought to have been caused by defective
chimney. The out-buildings were saved and
most of the furniture of the house. The loss
was estimated at $1,000, and there was an in
surance of $500.
The dwelling house of joseph Jewell in
warner was destroyed by fire about o'clock
TINS morning, and his idiotic son, a man grown
persisted in the flames. Loss $4,000; insured
$1,000 - - -
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WANTED.
WANTED.
Rent Wanted.

A SMALL unfinished room near the Post ONCE.
"A Address with price and location.
apr6d3t A. f. Box42.
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ALABAMA.
OFFICERS TO BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
DoNGs OF THE KUKLUx KHAN.

MONTGOMERY, April 6.-General Shepherd,
commanding the Sub-District of Alabama, to-
day issued an order in relation to the Kuklux
Khan, ordering that the various officers, may
ers, marshals, magistrates, constabes, chiefs
OF police and police will be held accountable
py post commanders over their respective dis
trlcts TOT the suppression of Ubiquitous organi-
zatlons and the apprehension Of its members
whenever found; When apprehensions are
made and the code OF Alabama is silent on the
subject OF the offences for which they are
charged, 1ne prisoners will be turned over to
the commander of the proper military most.
With a written statement of the officer. giving
dates, places and witnesses with view to trial
by the military commission. All placards and
newspaper cards of the Kuklux Khan are nro.
hibited, and ignorance OF their existence viii
not be held as adequate excuse, it beino tba
business of the civil and military officers VIC to
Know what appertains to their duty. Citizens
not holding Office will likewise not be held
guiltless. Further outrages will be viewed as
evidence of neglect of duty,
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INDIANA,

TERRE HAUTE, April 6.-John Roves, a car
penter, was murdered this morning by for.
mer employer, named John L. Stevens. The
murderer was Immediately arrested and is now
in jail.
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eo,r,ppEI Tippet none the better for the SER
a S ;Ss !, has seen Any finding such an ard-
ca will be rewarded by leaving IT at the Press once
Feb 20-dH
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Geo. W.Ladd's Patent watch Case.

nNE half and one third gold, equal for wear and
duel ion in cost. adapted to and easily fitted with
movements of either OF the American Watch Com
panies, and make most beautiful and durable
Watch.
Inquire for them of your watch maker. The trade
supplied by most of the principal wholesale dealers
In New York and Boston, OF by the manufacturers.
J: A. BROWN s. CO., No. II Maiden Lane,
mar24d1m New York.
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MEXICO.

NEW YORK, April CAN Havana special
states that the British steamer Danube arriv-
ed there yesterday from Vera Cruz the LIST
inst. She was not disturbed at the latter port.
City of Mexico advices by the Danube state
that bill has been introduced in the Mexican
Congress making all resident foreigners, ex-
cept Americans, citizens of the Republic and
liable to all the responsibilities OF natives.
Another conspiracy has been discovered.
Secretary Lesandi and wealthy American
share in it,
Inc birthday of President Juarez was cele-
Hw,a 49, py banquet on the 21st ult. Senior
raa'oo ~ ~ ms speech, condemned the extrava
yet concluded. oon'pii"'oi' 'ie NV
the Republic. ioreishers nave iei'
..d Ing press speak as if they foresaw fresh
troubles with England and France and advise
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Billiard Rooms.

CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
PoRTI AND, April 1, 1868
CHAPTER 90, SECTIoN7. The keeper of any Bill
lard room table who admits mino thereto with
OUT TIL written consent of ther parent guardian
or suffers any persons play there after six O'Clock
in the afternoon Of Saturday, ten in the afternoon
of other days, shall forfeit ten dollars for the first,
and twenty for each subsequent offence.
All persons violating the above law will be prose-
cuted.
JOHN S. HEALD,
Argus and Star copy. City Marshal.
Apri1 div
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GSIANA.

NORTHERN CAPITALISTS INVESTING IN NEW Or
LEANS
YORK, April GA New Orleans cor
ent states that within the past few
tie large number of capitalists from
ties have invested largely in real es-
ew Orleans for the purpose of erect
houses, grain elevators, &c,
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Q o M M r RCEAL
New York Stock and Money pJar,e,

49," N YIN StOck ana MOney Market.
NEW YORK. Aprl6-6P. M.-Money worked easier
again day, and there is prospect of renewal
OF the nigh rates of last week. tbs demand was active
until the afternoon at cent? but less doing alter
Bank hours, and considerable amounts are said to
lave been offered al 6per cent. Discounts nominal
Sterling Exchange steady at 1898 a 1907 prime bills
Gold ower opened at 1885, and sud al 1881, closing
at lS1z e 1873; Governments rather better, closing
following 4so quotations. Coupon SIS 1881, 11,t "a
ll14; do 5s 1862 1lob q 1loa do 1854 1853 a 1oss
10 1895, 1859 q 10sS do new, 1074 "a 1919; do 1861
1913 g 1919; 1O-acs, 1ol4 1915 1905 tosb a 1861.
, stoS nd generally quiet and steady at the cose Cen
shares strong The following ne $50 figures Pacific
Ma MAI ss 9sa New York Central l2H g l2s
Rtading, 81 q 9lt; Michigan Central, lis "a 1i31:
M Michigan Souhern 9G9 9Ot; Illinois Cenna, 40 q
1O5; Rock Island, 95a a 96t; chicago 6 North Wcss
1014 q 10i3.
Mining shares dull; Quartz Hill 1l5; Gregory $685.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury to-day amount-
ed to ,597 292; payments $5,Os4,s4 balance $685.
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A RENT for a small family, no children, central
"A by located, AMI not to exceed s225 %. al
dress Box 22iO, Portland.
April 1-d2w
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Wanted,
Wanted.
Wanted Immediately.

rent suitable for small family in a desirable
"A part of the city.
Address Box 1917. apr4dtf
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NEW YORK.
HEAVY ROBBERY.

I'T n n = HEAV Z Robbery.
NEW York, April 6.-The land office of
Charles Lafton, Hudson City, was robbed last
might of $4,000 worth of bonds.
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CONNECTICUT,
STATE ELECTION.
REELECTION of GOv. English

NEW HAVEN April 6.-The annual election
of a Governor and State officers occurred to-
day. The Republican candidate for Governor
was Marshall Jewell, the Democratic candi-
date James e. English. The returns thus far
indicate the reelection of Governor English
by perhaps 1000 majority.
HaItforj eounty-Returns from % towns
give Jewell 6239, English 654O. Only two more
towns to hear from. This county last year
gave English majority of COG.
New Haven county-20 towns give English
majority of 2561. Four more towns to hear
from; In the city of New Haven the vote
stands 1894 for Jewell, 5777 for English
New London county, complete, gives Jewell
81 majority.
Windham county, complete, gives Jewell
1889 majority.
Litchfied county-1S towns gives Jewell 332
majority. Seven towns more to hear from.
Fairfield county-19 towns give English 424
majority. -Four towns to hear from.
Middlesex county-14 towns give Jewell 365
majority. One town not heard from. which
last year gave Hawley So majority.
Tolland county-Returns are scattering but
the county has probably gone for Jewell by
aoou4 100 majority.
Returns from LAG towns in the State at large
give English majority of 1733 His majority
last year was 907.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Returns from the entire State, except three
towns, give English 1437 majority. The three
missing towns gave English 1913 majority last
year.
HARTFORD, April 6.-The Senate will stand
II Republicans to Democrats. The 9TH dis
trict is yet in doubt. The Republican maiori-
ty in the House is about 25.
THIRD DISPATCH
HARTFORD, April 6.-Returns from all but
towns give the following footings by counties:
Hartford county, Jewell 9178, English 9737:
Tolland county, Jewell 1870; English 1894:
New Haven county, Jewell 1892, English IL
40; Fairfield county, Jewell 1882 English
49l3; Litchfield county, Jewell 4O36, English
2462; Middlesex county, Jewell 1850, English
3l6S; New London county, Jewell 4754, Eng
llsh 4226; total, Jewell 40,1S3; English Al 4S6:
English's majority, with towns to hear from,
lsd iSo3' The missing towns will increase it to
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Money deposited in this Bank on or before April
9Th will be put on interest from the LIST,
The dividends Of Interest ior he past Years have
Bank ing Room over the First National Bank err
trance on Plum St.
open from A. NJ. to p. NJ. and from TO p.
NJ. NATHL. +. DEERING,
March ., lsoo. d&wu Treasurer.
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FOreIsn lsiarnefs.

LONDON. April 6-Afternonn.-C onsols 93J "a 93I.
72a -''''N ''"'e' o'-o' "a "
EvERPooL, April 6-Atternoon.- easier;
middhg uplands 12a "a 125d both on the SPOT and to
arrive; Corn heavy. Beet 124s. Pork buoyant at
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EEhe Fisheries !!

EoR sale to the trade, 10000 1bs best quality Cot
IL ton Twine Nos. 10, IA and 49, four to six thread.
200 Tbs superior Cotton Twine Nos: 49, 10 and 20,
tour to eight thread 10000 TBS. Herring, Mackerel
and Pc lagen Netting. 100 Herring. Alackercl and
Pohagen Seins, complete for use. 500 English Her
rlrig Nets 800 Beams Line Yarn, all grades.
AMERICAN NET AND TWINE CO.,
No 43 Commercial Street, Boston.
January 10, d1wt2aw3m
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Notice.

FARMERS and Agriculturists on the line of any
Il RAILROAD in this State or within twelve or
fit cen miles OF Portland wishing 10 test onr climate
and soil fer raising the sugar beet and wishing to
cultivate hem according to the rules furnished will
be supplied free, each with enough for an acre or less
of the best seed selected from model farms in France
and Germany, by application to the subscriber. In
turn he wishes only an account OF the relative yield
per by weight and half dozen beets from each
party for anay 'zation.
JOHN SPARROW,
Eagle sugar Refinery,
Fore Street Portland, Me.
...;1c
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ASSESSORS NOTICE

THE Assessors of the City of Portland hereby
give notice to all pei sons liable to taxation in
said city, that they will be in session every secular
day. from the first to the fifteenth day of April next
inclusive, at their room in City Hall, from len to
twelve O'Clock in the forenoon, from three to five
O'Clock in the afternoon for the purpose receiving
lists of the polls and estates taxable in said city.
And all such persons are hereby notified to make
and bring to said assessors true and perfect lists of
all their oils estates and all estates real and
pei sonal held by them as guardian execu or admin
istratOr. trustee Otherwise as on the first day of
April next. and be prepared to make oath to the
truth of the same.
And when estates OF persons deceased have been
divided curing the past year, or have changed hans
from any cause the executor administrator, other
person interested is hereby warned to give notice of
SUCH change; and In default of such notice will be
held under the law to pay the tax assessed although
such es'ate mas been wholly distributed and paid
over. f
And any person who neglects to comply with this
n0tice, VIII be doomed IN tax according to the laws
OF the State AMI be barred of The rights to make an
pleaton to the County Commissioners for any abate-
ment OF his taxes, unle he shows that he was nm
able 10 otter such lists within the time hereby ap-
pointed ~
S.B. BECKETT,
WIN. BOYD, Assessors
WIN. II. FOYE,
Blank schedules will be furnished at the room
of the Assessors.
: Portland, March %, 1868. mar 2I-dtd
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ND GOOD rooms can be obtained for gentlemen
"A and their wives or single gentlemen, az NO o.
Danforth street. marzoou
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There is much interest in Republican circles
regarding the appointment of the new Cover
nor. Two committees have gone to Washing
ION to protest Governor Pierpont is also
to have been received, directing Gen. Scho.
neid to suspend his order till further orders.
Gen. Wells, the new Governor, is not here.
a dispatch has been received from WASH
1ngton from high authority, announcing that
augurated - ~ -
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For Sale or Tot

VHE beauti ul little Cottage 81 Franklin street.
Il House nearly new, containing rooms; good
brick cistern of filtered water
For particulars enquire at 26 Myrtle st.
Possession given Immediately. apr 3-ulw
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$40 to 500 a Day Guaranteed.

GOOD Agents wanted to introduce our
~ sTAH SHUTTLE sEMlNTh a oniy
CHIMES. Stitch alike on both sldes. my 81
first-class low nriceJ machine in the MAJ ket. we
will copsgn Machines Responsible pr, ss ricna1e
ploy energetic Agents on salary. ,;aat;on m w C.
and sample work furnished on aPPi" ian Ok dam
WILSON s. Co, Boston, Mass jan -o.-11--
Boarders Wanted.
p,,vu Gentlemen boardeis or gentleman and
A ,i,o can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
November q. dit
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Billiard Tables for Sale.
BOARD

1.-TWO Billiard Tables in good condition WIFI n'"
Anniv IA "-'i ~ HI. PEYRETt
snr Pp9SSws ~ 1924 Federal st.
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40 LET.
Furnished House ON High Street
To Let.
- p story house containing nine rooms, all fur
#s;;; nshed; one OF the best fruit gardens in the
.l.A-clty, connected with the premises; Apples
Barrett Pears, Grapes Currants Goosherries, In
abundance. Will be let for one year for $676. APP
ply to GEO. X. DAVIS & co.,
Dealers In Real Estate.
Argus CODY. Apl G-u1W
Argus &C ply
To Let.
To Let.
To Let,

THE Spacious chambers In the Woodman Block,
L over Varney and Bakers, 80 feet front BY 100
feet deep. well adapted for the Boot and Shoe bus-
ness, or Hats, Caps ana Furs, Clothing, Dry Goods
Millinery or Fancy Goods business, Taking into
count the location and that all goods received
and discharged in the rear by one of Tuffis Patent
Elevators, this may be considered one OF the best
rents in Portland. For further particulars enquire
of the subscriber.
Apr 4dtf GEO. W. wOODMAN.
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VIRGINIA,
THE NEW GovERNoB

THE CONVENTION.
RICHMOND, April 6-The Convention bay-
Ing lg nnlshed all reports before it, will adjourn
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Lost

IN City Hall Tuesday Evening, i d be rewarded By
i Any one finding the sanie WIN apr2dtf
leaving it at the Press Ofice. .f--@---
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TO Let.


T T. HAMMETT has a store to let on Congress
u St. opposite W. H Darfon's Oyster Saloon.
Also three rooms with toplight, centrally located,
convenient for photographer. apr3dtt
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Wanted.

80 A GOOD TENEMENT WANTED IN A
ks:::l good neghbolh ood.
I'LL Cali at the Daily Press Office.
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LOST AND FOUND.
strayed. Lost or Stolen !

A LIGHT red Cow, with white face. Any pei,
N son having said COW in their possession, wiz
notify the subscriber.
Apr3-dlws Corner Grove and Portland sts-
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Maine Savings Bank.
Maine Savings Bank.

DY An Act of the Legislature of Maine, the name
ID of The Portland Five Gents Savings
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