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GLouoEsTER FISH MARKET, April 10.-Georgs's
Oounsn-market active; sales at 6 IL. Mackerel-
rs were at 10 90 y Dbl. Fresh Halbut in light re-
eept; sales at 90 % cwt. smoked do 1Oc % h. Cod
Liver Oh nc " sallon.-[Care Ann Advertiser.
BUFFALO, N. Y. April 9,-Flour dull and nom.
nally zoe lower. Wheat inactive. Corn dull: sma i
sales OF new on the track at o. and cars old yell
low at OF in store. other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. April 1l.-Flour more active; Spring
extra 90 q 165 so. Wheat frmer; No. 2 advanced
q 2lc, closing quiet at s91 a 800; other grades
steady; No. quoted at 90. Corn active and adj
Uanced g &c; No Quoted at 81 g s2se; new 7sIc
e advanced q 2c sales at / 81 a GO. Barley
steady; sample lots ? 80 q 200. Provisions dull.
Standard Mess Pork 26 90; tavorite offered at 26 90
no buyers. Lard quiet and held at lie; lie bid
a 16c.
CINoINNATI, April Illness Pork quiet and firm
at n 90 q 81 20 for and 26 90 a &c 20 for old.
Lard firm and held at 1T a ia a lie. Bulk Meats
iirm and quiet; shoul ers 12ic 81 les III a 14sc;
sales 1884, 900 lbs deliverable 80 days. at 12c for
shoulders and l5c for sides. Bacon firm and held at
l34 a. 1879 TOR shoulders and 16l q 174c for clear rib
and cl -ar sides.
ST. LOUIS, No., April 9.-Tobacco unchanged; fine
leaf scarce and in fair demand. Cotton nominally
h CHER; no sales Four-low grades in far dema d;
snpertne 90 a so; extra 80 a 925; double extra
81 q 10 o. Wheat he'd higher; sales at the adj
vance; prime and choire Winter 60 q 275. Corn
firm at SO a 92c. Oats firm and inactive 20 a 7sc.
Rye dull and unchanged. Barley dull and unrhang-
ed. Mess Pork firm but less active at u 20 az 81 TO-
Bulk Mea s-saes 49, 90 fbs lib siles at CT i;agp ard
Peoria, deliverable on the 2sth inst at lie Bacon
dull; buyers stand Off and business small; shoulders
i3c rib sides 16ic sugar cured hams l9c city Shout
ders 13lc; countr 14c clear sides IS q iS}c. Lard
firm. Cattle-receipts liberal and demand fair at
q &c gross. Sheep 25 a 500 y head.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 9.-S,irits Turpentine
594 q Soc. Resin firm; strained 80 Tar 2 is.
AUGUSTA, Ga April 9.-Cotton-market stiff;
sales 100 bales; receipts $50 ba'es; MIdling 2S5c;
aes OF the week 26JO bales; receipts 1130 bales.
AUGUSTA, Aprn 11.-Cotton very firm and little
doing; Midllings SOC.
SAVANNAH, April 9-Cotton market opened Quiet
but became excited and closed quiet md steady;
sales 1900 bales; Middlings % a soc; receipts 1886
bales; receipts for the week $3.50 bales exports TO- 1923
bales, oil which 6277 bales went to Liverpool an 1852
bales coastwise; stock % 1875 bales.
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 1l.-Cotton opened quiet
and clesed firm and advancing; Middlin2 sic.
NEW ORLEANS, April 11.-Cotton irregular; Mid
ding 5lc lies 1900 bales receipts 742 bales; no x
ports reported Louis ana Sugar and Molasses-re-
tail sales only Muscovado Sugar II q 11Ic; Moas-
ses quoted at Al q 50c.
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Geo. w. Ladd's Patent watch Case,

nNE half and enc third gold, equal for wear and
" styles To hid gold cases al corresponding re-
due ion In cost. adapted to and easily fitted with
movemen of eli her OF the American Watch Com
ranies, and make most beautiful and durable
Watch. lla y -tta'
INQUIRE for them of your watch maker. The trade
supplied by most Of the principal wholesale dealers
in New York and Boston. or by the manufacturers
j. A BROWN & CO., No. IL Maiden Lane
mar24ulm LII \ New York.
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sity OF Portland


NM HEREAS, Nathaniel Deering and others nv
w VIM. II. Fcssenden have pe.itioned the civ
Council to lay out and continue Beckett rect and
Vesper Sire from their northwesterly terminations
y Cohsre.s street; also iay out new street par
sel with Vesper street, and enc hundred and sixty
Ieet ca terry OF the same running fJm the stern
Promenade to Congress Street
-, ASP la out a new street from MuDjoy street TO
me Eastern Promenade, Beginning on the cas- erly
SIDE OF Muajoy street at point three hundred and
nnpty nve feet from Cong ess street. thence at
right angles with Munjoy street 10 the Eastern
Promenade; and whereas said petition was refer led
oy the u Council, March 27th 1868 to the un,le-
signed, for them to consider and act upon therefore
, Notice is hereby gwen to all parties interest d.
that the Joint Standing Committee of the CITY Coup
Gil ON laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
partes and view the proposed way OH the eighteenth
Jay fApri, 1868, at four oclaek in the afternoon
at the corner Congress and Munjoy streets and wi
then and there proceed to determine and adiu Ice
whether the PUB convenience requires said eets
or ways to be laid out. 90 =
Given under our hands this eighth day OF
April, A. u. 1865. .e1l. :. - =.
IA JACOB MCCLELLAN,
n ALBERT WARWICK, Committee
.t ,..,. ERA, CARTER, JR., [ on s.
W. N1yJ. II. LEAVIIT,bE T, I LAYING Ont
II JAMES MOVES, New
GEO. d. CHADWICK, Streets.
Apr 9-d1w sss.f ar m IN. 80 -
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NEW YORK.
NATIVE MAN nPnWNRn

NEW York, April 11.-George Perkins,
seamen OF Newcastle, was washed overheard
and drowned from the schooner j. L. Williams,
OF Wilmington, n. c., which arrived here yes
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THE TYING REBELLION.
NORTH CAROLINA.

foung Mr.. Tying having disobeyed the law
OF ms church since the late trial. is to be tried
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NOfInA

MY vile, Almedia Wedge, having left my bed and
WI bolrd without JUST cause, hereby forbii all
persons from harborng or trusting her on my ac-
count. t-.sF OLIVER WEDaE.
Portland. March 81, 1868. aprld3w-
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Billiard Tables for Sale.
For Sale (!

Two Billiard Tables in good CONDITION with new
L sets Balls, viii lie sold cheap for cash. .u rs
Apply to H.PEYaET, e r.
apr ld2wt 1924 Federal st.
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A NEW two Story House In Westbrook on the
IN liue of the Horse Ra l-Road. Lot 60x120 ieet
JOHN G. Proctor,
April q dsw 80 Exchange st
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FOR SALE.

GECOND-Hand Express Wagon with ton. in per-
- feet running order. For mrlh her partic lars an
ply to the office of the Cnalian Express Co., 90 Ex-
change Street. JAS. e. PRtNDLE AGENT
April Z, 1865 div N
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WE Want good Cracker Setter, who will ray
w good wages. No one need apply that wIil
not attend steadily 10 h s work.
ALFRED PIERCE& CO.,
April 4-d2w Biddelord Me.
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Wanted Immediately.
Wanted.

- o. GOOD TENEMENT WANTED IN A
.,:;il good neighbnl hood. " =
ILL Call AT the Daily Press Office
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Furnished House on High Street
.. .e To Let. N

- 81 story horse containing nine rooms all fur
hMs nished; one # lie best fruit gardens in the
.-A.A-elty, connected with the premises; Apples,
Bar ett Pears, Grapes Currante anu Goosher les in
abundance Win be let for one year Tor $675. APP
ply to GEO r. DAVIS &Io,
H.. Dealers in r. al Els ate.
nj
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BOardPrS Wanted.

A FEW Ge 1t emen, ana gentleman and wife, can
IA be accommodated with board at
No. pa Cumberland Street.
April 4. d2w& ~
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Wanted.

A RENT for a small family. no cbidr N. central
dress t 'I1 - = Roy 19lO Portland.
April 1-d2w
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"A, LET.
To Lease.
For Sale or 10 be Let

ST0RE on Widgery's Wharf, lately occupied by
y George s. Barslow, Esq. Apply at Portland
Savings Bauk, or to
rIs JONAS H. PERLEY ESQ
Apr C, 1s6S .-. - 70 - ap7d3w
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Rent Wanted.
Baker Wanted.

DENT wanel, consisting of six or seven rooms,
LII convenient + a small family vithlut children.
ADDRESS II g." Post Office, Portland.
April 6, 1868. dIws
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Gore to Let.
70 Let.

THE Second story Of the lower store in Donnells
L new block, opposite Woodmans, corner OF Mid
die and Vine Streets Said room is 100 teet b. AZ.
1t has 20 Windows in ii, very vide handsome en-
trance on Niddle s., and Is the besr room any
W. PHILLIPS n co.
14S Fore Street.
Jauuarv eodft H..-I.f a..4
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Wanted.
a PARTNER wanted with small capitol TO take
an inter- est in an old and long estahlshed Du-
siness paying well.
t No 35l IL Congress st.
Mar o5-dow Dealers in Real rs ate.
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Notice to Teachers.
FROM SELLING

The Board of School Examiners of Wyan-
dot county, Ohio, will hold meetings
ior the examination of teachers, in the
townof Upper Sandusky, as follows On
the 1st and Sd Saturdays of September,
October, November, March, April, May and
the first Saturdays of all other months.
No certificate will Le granted except
at regular meeting, nor will any be
eranted unless the applicant appears. in
T erson and submits to an examination.
Written testimonials of Moral Character
will be required of all applicants and
those who have taught will berequired to
present testimonials, showing their success
in teaching, and signed by the Local Direc-
tors of the school in which the applicant
was last engaged. oH @
Examinations to commence at 9 O'Clock,
A M, at the School House in said town.
Applicants are requested to be punctual, as
none will be admitted into the class after
the examination has commenced. 10
By order ofthe Board of Examiners
HENRY MADDUX, Clerk.
January 3, lS66.-tf
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fight with the Democracy.we should
have carried the election by five
hundred. majority, but the Democra
CIV shirked the issue, and fought un-
der fasl colors. We do not claim
to have defeated the Worklngmen.
The Republican party, as the party
of Free Labor sympathises too
deeply with the honest-sons of toll
to exult over the defeat of the De-
mocracy under the hypocritical dis
guise they assumed in this contest
to demoralize and defeat the gallant
party which overthrow the rebellion
There would have been no "Work-
ingmcn's Party if there had been
no Democratic wire working. Re-
publicans had no contest with work
ingmcn. Their fight was for all
the principles which tend to the
promotion of the real interests of
true workingmen None such will
regret the Republican triumph of
yesterday. -
Returns from Michigan indicate
the defeat Of the new Constitution
by about $4,000 majority Prohibi-
ton and annual sessions of the Leg
islature are also defeated by large
majorities.
The Republicans carry Wisconsin
by an increased majority on the July
election. They also show large
gains in the city and town cleo
tions. ,....- --.
The Republicans carried the mu-
nicipal election, yesterday, in Peoria
for the first time Mr.. Brotherson
is elected Mayor by eight majority
This is great triumph.
Gen. David Atwood, editor of the
State Journal was yesterday elected
Mayor of Madison, Wis, by about
fifty majority. The. city has always
been Demo ocratic and last fall went
Democratic by about two hundred.
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We are Making a Complete
REVOLUTION In TRADE,

And are selling for One Dollar, Silk.
Merino, and Alpaca Dresses, Shawls,
Linen Goods, Watches, Jewelry,
Ware, Sewing Machines, dc.
Send clubs of ten or more, with 10 cts. for
each descriptive check. and the getter-up
of the club will receive present worth
So to $500, according to the number SCI t.
A gents wanted everywhere. Circulars
sent free. r PARKER d Co.,
10 3mJ CA and &c Federal st., Boston.
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ALETTER TO HIS WIFE.

Louis Gardner, German, aged
twenty one. was murdered on the Ath
inst, in a liquor saloon on Mott ST.,
New York, by an unknown boy,
probably fifteen years old. '''
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Information.

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Ayers Cathartic Pills :
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tcine. aAsl


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For Hsysentery or Diarrhoea, but one mild
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AS a Dinner PHI, take one two Pftts to pro-
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An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
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One who feels tolerably well, often finds that dose
of these PITS makes him feel decidedly BETTER from
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nte here but they suggest themselves to everybody,
and where the virtues of this Pill are: known, the
public no longer doubt what to employ.
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TO Cousui1lptiVes.

IO @O1IsssaA11 WEI
The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(free of charge) to all who desire it, the pre-
scription with the directions for making
and using the simple remedy by which he
was cured of lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only object
is to benefit the affl icted and he hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription. as it will
costthem nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Please address REV. ED. A. WILSON,
No. 165 South Second street, Williams
burg, Kings Co, New York. ,r., my9-lY
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Ayers Cherry Pectofal, ,.
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SUCH Coughs, Colds, VshoopinS
- Cough, Bronchitis, AstfaEna,ol l;tf
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n1der forms of disease and to young children, it il
at the time the most efectual remedy that
be given for incipient consumption, and the dam
vision against sudden attacks of Group, it should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject TO colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for them. ID,
Although settled Consumption is thought In.
curable, Still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by tho
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the obstinate of them yield to it. When moth
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Errorsos. Youth.

A gentleman who suffered fol years from
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all the effects of youthful indiscr.fion will,
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POSTERS.-We are prepared to do
Sale Bills and Posters on twohours' notice
at the PIONEER Job Office. TF rs.
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WISCONSIN ELECTION.
MADISON. Anril Z

MADISON, April Z.
In the municipal election to-day
David Atwood, Republican was
elected Mayor by eight majority, a
Republican gain Of over three hun
dred.
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The Mua,adpt gianeer.
ELECTIONS.

We. give the following additional
particulars of the recent elections.
1t will be seen that sane men will
find but little for Copperheads to
crow, over.
DAYTON, April 7.
The Republicans achieved splen-
did victory, yesterday, electing
their entire city and township tick
ct by an average of over 500 major
ity. They also have a majority in
the School Board and City Council.
The Democrats carried the city last
fall. Smith Independent Democrat
for Judge, is beaten. His majority
in this county is 1000. Local dis
sensions reduced our majority in
Dayton.
CLEVELAND, April 7.
The city went Republican, yester-
day, by about 600 majority. The
Republicans have nineteen out of
thirty Councilmen. A splendid re-
buke of the repeal of our Metropol-
itan Police bill by the Copperheao
Legislature.
In the city election yesterday, the
Republican gain is about one thous
and. Nineteen out of thirty Coun
cilmen are Republicans.
SANDUsKY, O., April 7.
At the municipal and township
election held here yesterday, the en-
tire Democratic ticket was elected
by an average majority of 200.
ELECTION IN CALAIS ME.
gt~ CALAIS Me. April l.
S. T. King Rep, )is elected May
or by 332 majority.
EVANSVILLE. April I.
The city election yesterday result
ed in the choice of the Democratic
Mayor. a majority Of the Common
Council, and all the city ticket, ex-
cept clerk. The city has for sever
al years past gone Republican. The
contest was an exciting one, but
turned mainly on local questions.
ST. PAUL, April Z. :.
Dr. H. Stewart, Republican,, was
elected Mayor by 300 majority, the
first Republican Mayor in seven
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PIONEER Job Office. -,
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the hair; and sU,tt. aiefEfsel stay7'0a
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1T makes thc hair moist, SOFT, ttita.
gIOssy. aud as unsurpassed tss q
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than three. bottles Of GasJ either
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Il as recommended ard used bD
the First Medical .lE.5hcrity. $40
The FEo,,t;e31 1ns results f,s'0I;scedE
byoa,r Sici;;G3e Hail. Heaefces' rare
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purchase tsseis. coiisaJ,i.,,t2S, they
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SJ has 9eeer ysG been
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Hair, aO;tlt certificates, seHt free
by 3nGik. See that -eGcls bottle has
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ST. LOUIS ELECTION.

ST.. Louis, April Z.
Incomplete returns of the city
election to-day indicate the follow
ing result: OF nine school Direct
tors the Democrats have five: of
twelve Aldermen the Democrats
elected six, the Radicals five; tied
one.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-04-16
LEAvENwoRTH, April 7.

The vote in the municipal elec
ton, to-day, is not yet counted, but
it is conceded that Morehead, Dem
ocrat is elected over Anthony Re
publican, by from four to seven
hundred majority.