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LFGAL NOTICES.

HE SfAfE or IoUISIANb-FoUReH DISTRICT
Cont q New oreaFs-sO. 2,f9L-Angslins Co assa vs.
BEHFBY eer,ifr, that on the 4th day of
January 1868 udgmei was rendered in this court IN the
aroye entitled sut in the w9os and figures falo~ns,
1T IS ORDERED adjudrea and decreed that thsre be
cefe can't Alf ed hasband- creeing disspuln
o. TIE 0 IsS Ps rs ami s S91 20 o.
her prorery without the intervention Of her said hus
bar &, end that dsfencsnt pay e,sis Of writ.
kiened February s'h, 1855 ryvn
In tesu-ny whereof have h. rennto set my hand ana
affixed he Of the said Cou 1t the City Of Neg Or
'''''"' ''e'' ''"''' anu y DfoK. Deputy ols-k
STAFF OF LoUIsIANA-FoURrH DISTRICT COURT
Of New crieanr-sarah j. Bennett vs. Robert Wilkinson,
7 HEEEHY CERTIFY that on the esh
ray hs following suit in ss Ter ana rs
ofdied sdjudgrd and decreed tha. there Judgment
favor Of plaintiff sarsb Be nett wife o. RoAert wi
knsan aud against her ssd hpsa the def nd.t herein for
CeIts Is CO.. l0 with ega interest here from the Sist o.
March 1850 sn, paid sss sess sa e s Tina, .ss
enforced hr date. and take cect from aud aef
Is 'urth ORDER O. sdjudged deere urua
iii and ceierdaHt be dis we'd and thai anti be hesee
or'h permitted administer her own property as emns
gned, lIth q February, 1868
In testimony thereof have Ser-snto set my hssd and
fixed he seal Of the said cou at the city Of new Orleans
'"''''-~ 'S'' ''''''- ~ :. p. DICK, Deputy Clerk
ETAr DE LA Lo0IsIANE-oUATeIExE CoUR DE
District de Ia NUuvele OrlesnsSarah j. k0-
bert v ilkins0n mari-No 20 26T.
TEPAR LE PRESENT CEETTFIE. que Ie
sixiems jou, de i.vrier s6S ggement TAT re du en-
cette dSns les termes figures qui sivent s@v"r
u est adj8ge decree soft porte
faveur ee L. plaptiye me sar-h bennett enme de ko
Wiknsn conre IL defencsnt, dit mari poar IA
seize cIquante-st ria tres e sous
$50 10 iutese legal partr da ote 1885 JUS
qua paipment na les rais de IA qus lhSp1
da defendant groprees ssit acc0de
mise force pour Ia DIT It partr de 3lme jour d.
1876
est de plus ordonne aduge decree qae Ia communlts
c'acqus existant soit disso u
defendant SOFT eondamne payer la plsntive propet
conms femue sUle.n
kigne, lie II few Ter 1863 -
PAUL THEARD. Ju~e.
En- temcif duquel ai appoe .ina'nre q ls g
de cour n vile de N NoavelO leans HEM
jour fexrer Fan NcteSegneuf mi huit sxanle
huit
J. F. DICK Depute Greffer.
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DRoPosALs FOR PoRAsE.
orrIcE oHIEr onARrERMAsrER

OFFICE CHIEr QUARrERMAsTER.
Fifth Military District. y
fes Orlesas La, FEB. 27 1868.
sPALED PROPOSALS. invited aud will be reesivss
NJ the effc~ Capt. w. Wanwfieht Suoe vsng On
sster Sub District Of the Rio Grande Bro Ensvie
texas q I'm WEDNESDAY, the lst say Of april. 1853,
for delivery OF such quantities of OATS CORN and
hay berequred for the o. public ami mails At LIS
90 Rng. and Brownsville. Texas for the ak
t6 months ending Oetohsr3l 1868
Al the Forage Of quality and subject to 10
spectiOn before scceptar ee-
'Oat and Cor be delivered In good guuny sacks.
Hay will sccep eitnec baled unosed but prefer
viii given to baled nay
Delivery within thirty SN days from date
&c eptsl o. proposal.
Proposals be accompanied by the guarantee Of two
good solvent for the faithful performances of The
contract.
United States the right to reject any all
bids
Proposals must be ndorsed Proposals for Forage" and
tddressrd to Capt. W. A. Wainwright, A. NJ, s. A
brownsville Texas. -
CHAS II rOMPKINS,
Breadier General and Chief QuartermAser Ffh
Military III trict.
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FINANCIAL.
RANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. FEB. 4 lsse

At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held the 50 ns
resolved the Stockholders Of this Bank bs
sues'ed call the banking house SATURDAY the 7h
Of from 10 o'clock y. ts o'clock 10
the advissby Of further reduction Of the capital
stock.
attention Of the Stockholders Is called &, the following
embodied in the Of the eomntss the
actual value Of the assets Of the Bank
~ AUGusrIN Cashier.
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DKorosALs FOR IRANsroK rArIox.
OFFICE CHIEF oUARrERM ,srER,
New Orleans, La. Februars 27. 1858

tlFrH MILITARY TsrkIcr
New Orleans, La Feoruars Y, 1858
SFAIED PRuPaSALS invited aud will be received
AZ he nee Of Capfsin w A Wausis ht A o NJ IT, : A.
a. TUESD .Y 3lsI - March.
Ses ~ l2 oco for the of IONS and
v,li,sr. poists
az the Rio t;repde or the year ending Juy l. 1869
Popos.s will stat aG what rates bddss oppose trans
mort troens and army supplies from to the following
named ports:
Route No From Brazos Santiago to BrownFv willie by
river or via Point ISABEL
Rouf. No From Brownsville to Ringgold Barracks
ESute No 3-Rinfg sd Barr.ess 20 Ia edo
will DISTRICT spec'fy az What rates ths bidders
asfo foi
Ocers END enlisted men, cabin or deck passengers eac1
the ioLowng class OF freht viz. H0res, mules and
bee cattle per head hee per aa ron m seh nsry lead
lin copper, ais rv Is. o0lfs pans shot sfoves
wire heavy hsre~sfe hollow ware grna,tonss dnAnes
600 Bs)
toa per toni nay, psr oae um'et pine per iuiJ iett
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AGRICULTUR AL.

PAAIE !........................... 80. RAMIE
Th suts for Cotton hiss been demonstrated to be
sdAptsd 70 and TO only In
alu,isl soil but slso on ugands OF Mississippi Thatn
4. ubsct be destroyed By the caterpillar and cth-r
miles Of Cotton that be cut aud sent
th. ake and each Of pcundsto the sere than
nm pAry yield cotton that s Tire b stronger snd dneT
than Az or cotton aud worth than donbs
ne than tie brs, Island Coton that IL requires but
r labor and planted viii ratoon and propAgas
s n without furher for great yesrsin fact
almost indefinitely TIE sutscroer has plants Tor exhibition
the resu 81 his personal labor and roots FRESH FkoN
The GRoUND wb'ch to live properly planted.
Fer sale At III Csrondelet street = -. -.no
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A s sssoors6sffEss arSs h s.r..s s. fsss.. .sd
james rrssN IN immsdisis vicinity :: the te'lost-s
Sers fsanters Tyler. ctors Conmsrest r. iiesn- VI
iesns Merchants vcksgrx nnd PEN. s
rsnved be il prepsr~ saa gin and peS Cotton rsn sns
Ben soa = fnss CSrrsts once. ias Grsrsr street
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DgRsOvAI-THE LADY WHO CALLED Ar NO
I54 gs-ne street Thursday ns. 27t instant
maxi Inquiries for ~hO u connected with
vsiusbe vsrtan .tev patented will plssss sent her ae
10 that occ, and lean something greatly to her ad
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CREsCEkT CITY BANs-30 CAMP ST.
NEW ORLEANS, February 10, 1863
At regular meeting Of the Board Directors of this
Bank held this day, it
Resolved That stockh.ders he requested to cal II
the BsnkiBg |Honse on SATURDAY. Marsa "A 1865 be-
he hGurs o 10 A and u taks into consider
the prcpisty Of urhg reductinn 4 the capltsL
CHAS. FAURIE ia. Cashier.
aby4 NCFs-rIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE
~ gnn of Cotton 20 Messrs Brown. sapicy
Co Liverpool; Mesrs Brown, Bros Co New York; and
friends n Hsvre, Ros on Philadelphia and Baltimore
wTTHERSfO0E, HALsEY co.
October s 1857.
pvAHsFs WADE ON CONsIGNMESTs OF COT
"A approved Merchandise TO rends hessrs
Gran 4 Kstchum and William Bryce Co. Nev Yolk
OLIVER P. yACKSos.
No 9 Union street
ExCuARGR Oh ar LouEs sousHr AND
~ Sold by -OUls =. fESS0r 10,
ErebasVs~ sesseTt IN osrra1n sreet
~ G. CAMMACK. BkOKER,
EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER, UECURRENr BANK
NOTES BONDS. INSURANCE SCRIP AND
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Corner st. Charles and Common streets, sew Orleans
+ HEkNANDEz.
BROKER,
No. II Caresdelet Street.
AlwayA on hans state sns City Notes. wr-antS etc
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RroE MILLS. ..............HioE MILLS

DlCE MILLs... ..'.''''.''''.HfCE MHHf]s'
Having secured the services ef Mr. PETER McKISLAY,
n, inventor Of he approved RICE PoU DER in
,.. Who has b-en 20 engaged In the
,ructcn er and management Of Rice Machinery ve
- ,o under supervision, TO construct all kinds
AZ Machinery preparation OF Rice for the
market ana 70 furnish all draw and specih
cstisns
model Of McKinisy's Patent Rice Huer sritsbie for
hose who euisiv..e Rice for domestic consumption can be
cen s,our establishments ,vpns IN
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
DEPARTExESr ExEcUrIr,
Eouvello-Oreans. l. de lembre, 1857.
TTFCDU que JAMES Neiligan "a Sstte
n appczoI pour Il cancel ement De soa lien oiciel CON-
me encs dars pafoisse doreans savoir:
In bond date le q oecembrs 1860 pour Ia somme de
sl0ou ~ Jul tonme principal e. Pat lex Irwin bcn-
ard Mufrhy ct 3erald Fafrei. comme securities
Tn bcnd cate 70 z2d JUN, 1865 une tele somne,
svec Patrick ~p Rieh4rS Murphy securities les
dts bords csrot,nee PsccOmpi sdels
par ot james helgan encAnteur
dit
present dome toutes les iate
ressees ecrit bureau du
aire dEtat dams Quate dx jours qui suivront
Ia aernse publication de avis les rsons les1uecs
let dir bonds e serst pas cancele 81 anuuie
d signature ct le de Phtat ct 10
ct a douzieue aimee de Fin
depsr dapee des EtsasUniS
osigre) B. y. fLAfDhhs.
Par ls gouverneur.
y IT. HkRpY. secretaire d'Etst
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OousLAs. 4
KHGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER.
No. 10 Cs.p street.
ADJOINING LADIEs KxTRANCK oIIY HON

Uanne 81 wsa1as osrds engraved n Ne nsst sssans
nannu Businsss Csrcs. Account ssss Cotton. Btb L.
Ans ChsckA Invoices snd Otrcnias Lsttsu. sts, kbs
sraphsd- sssls, canesiins sfsnps Dsss Plates, ste
Iaitssfs Enbessd n Psp9 - EnveasDo WITHOUT
HAR0x yoR DIR
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FFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISLkNA.
Executive OEPARrwErf
New Oresns, Dec. 8, 1857. !
yrvHFRrAS James SetGfgsu hos r-nde ap-
w pic cancel his official bond anctionser In
and for the parish of orleans, to-wt:
l. bond dated the zlst Of December 1857 In the Of
SO 90 sign by himself pri cipa and Patrick irwn
hichard HInri nv and Ger. d Fsrrell a. securities
bond saied the I'D sf Jane 1865 for amount.
With Pa Iisk win AID Rsh.rd Mur hy ecu ties the
sa bones being for the faithful performance BY
TIE said Negsn Of hi. duties autioneer Aforesaid
Notice hereby all Persons nteestod an the sso
ond to writing Office q the Secretary
SHe within days ser the last pubcation hereof why
me sad b md should not be cancelled aud anDulled
Given uudes Of the Of the above
date the Independence OF the United States the ninety
secona
CSigreD B. y. FLANDERS
By the Governor:
J. II. HARDY Secretary Of stata
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NEW YORK HoTEs.-sK~ YORK orr.

Ths undsrssrsd torasry Of ptsprlstozn q ns
Charles Hotel New Orleans having parchasod ths iofresf
partner Mr. Crsnston, In the above NAMED hote
takes bis friends and the public gensrs
hat be spare pains 70 mantsn the We
tpn-n repntstIor of The heuse- ID. n. HiLDHtlH.
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T,On eAIt-TwO slRY BRICK KEslDkfCE ON
Magusne sfre~t Third and -Four streets with
ha psror dining room kitchen, hrs Sour four ehzmberh
second noor Green Elder, Agents. Il Commercial Place.
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anTEl.r an sNs.rA - 20

Aog ICE-I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ArrES-
y ticn q nv frend a d the puoc 81 hons.,
bETLE MEMPHIS SALOON, at ll3 Po drss street o.
Camp Magazine streets This Saloon has been
ftisd up tastefuy ha endesvor I? kesP II in All
spfct, = class dl king house With many years
pe1enee IN The business termination K. a
Bat g,d liquors. eennd mt the BELLE NE aPiIS viii
itse 1, dscsiminattg luhlie Lnach all
sised every DAY from 10 o'c SEP IL ant judge tor
scurse j W HAMd. Pr0pnetot
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MACKEREL, BUTTER, CHEESE, ETC.
500 pcks NACKEFE Mo- and ?. In half bbls kits
90 Frkins Choice GOSHEN BU TIER.
100 b, xss Factory snd " CHEESE.
30 Watts's STA r "
just landeo and for "a Hos BY
EDWARD FHONPS0y,
81 Nasazi e strest.
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GpoRsIA LOTTERY.
,EoRGIA stats LOTTERY
~ -FoR rHD-
nsNEFIr OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HONE.
SUPPLEMENTARY and Cosa bis.tion Ci.sss 81,
FEBRUARY %, 1868.
IzIsI4lB 6i7lsl s,l0i IL Il Is Ia Is
aml9 @l IS Is 81 So 81 IS "a @i-l-l-
Witness our Gndsa at Atlanta Ca @ 2ssh day of February,
Nv d. CoRPuE Commissioner
The daily Cravings Of the Georgia Lottery pub
sahed In the NJ phis Appeal Augusta Nonst'utiouss
an and Herald Atlanta ntegenctr End o'hrr
soutAern papers hes Of which toether wi The ocisl
atlanta be At the seneral
'.rrre. No. a. 81. Charles street
Information furnished and prizes cashed by
DAVE G. OnNSrOF, Agent,
OAsce 10 cherries ssreet
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Ls0K "a AE-LAK3E TnKEE SIJkk kEslDbsCE
with very larre lot on Washington Avenue tsontng
Douglas squsre commanding charming ves q the city,
and suburbs 'FRONT.' snd aide galleries. hal. and
Is spsr,mepts spsndidy furnished having marble
throughout Two brick cstsrns with csis< caraZe
house. stable and othe houses This splendid P>cs
u<rcisl Plaza
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Guy and elegant residence Charles
ard ssnist street. With the entire Tns house Is built
and fnbed in the and has all the medsrs
imrrvvemspts With extchsve halls dining saloons,
billiard also. carriage hau.e stable p'utry
The ground very high laid OF In ruSstan-
Tia psv<e walks and ned wita the r.re. shsds fruit and
fowerng trees and plants Green Elder. Real Estate
No. q CONNIE y Plaza
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-06
Pressed Hay.

IONSTA NTLY on hand and for sale on Franklin
" Wharf, by the Undersigned.
JOSEPH LIBBY, Agent.
Portland, Dec, E, 1867 dcs d,ns
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-06
OH 70.


! ARRIVAL OF GEN. POPE AT CHICAGO POLITICAL.
Il CLEvELAND Jan. I'M j. G en-. Pope arriv-
! ed this forenoon
| The Democrats of the city last night chose
| delegates to the State Convention, TO be held
! in Columbus on the Sth day of January. Near
| " all the ward meetings declared in favor of
! Judge Thurman for U. S. Senator.
| BOILER EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE, .
| CINCINNATI, Jan. 4-The stern wheel Steam
l er Henry Deane, bound from Mariet to fbis
city, exploded her boiler at 1870 A. NJ. TODAY.
two miles below GaflipoliS, caught fire and
I burned to the waters edge. The following
casualties are reported: CAPTAIN Soyer COM
mander of the Harry Deane, slightly Injured; ;
Capt. Bruch, seriously injured; 1st Engineer
Crane, slightly injured; John Haines, fireman,
t2t2uy injured; Capt, Briggs, of Ashland, Ky,
Killed and his body lost; Captain Norton, OF
Wheeling, killed and his body lost; one of the
cabin boys fatally injured; Mr.. Manson, book
keeper, seriously injured; L. 5. RH an, of Wash
ngtOn county, Ohio, seriously injured; Harry
Boyes, slightly injured; The cook and secoad
| steward are missing Five persons in all are
| supposed to be killed. The steamer Edinburg
| took off the survivors and brought them to
| Galipolis. The Deane had heavy cargo on
| board, which is a total loss. Her books and
! papers also lost.
Later Further particulars of the explosion
of the Harry Deane give the following addi-
tional casualties: j. w. Rider, killed; Mr..
Buchanan, deck hand, and two others, names
unknown, were burned to death; cabin boy,
name unknown, was fatally injured; Mr.. Burns
of Spartensburg, was badly burned engineer
Chamberlain was slightly burned J.J. Brown,
formerly of the 36th Ohio regiment, armbrok-
ell and otherwise injured. A number We're H.
jured vino are not reported, Several persons
are missing and are supposed to be lost. The
boat was heavily laden with 400 barrels of oil
salt and potatoes, all of which is total loss.
-e- s.ss---rr FAILURE
Lovet s. Bevis, dry goods merchants on 4th
street, suspended to. Liabilities not known.
FIRES.
The large sugar refinery OF Taylor, Gillespie
s. Co., was much injured by fire this evening.
Loss not ascertaintd.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-The Metropolitan Ho-
tel was damaged by fire this morning to the
extent of $4,000. Two men, named Willard
and Marshall, of Paris, KY, were badly injur-
ed by Jumping from window.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-06
RUMoRS OF WAR,

A fortnight ago the people thought war be-
tween the two nations was unavoidable. and
the troops in Arizona were already marching
To Sonora. There were rumors of the military
colonization of the territory, between the Tok-
nj aid w asa rivers, to be placed under the
command of Jesus Garcia Morales. There
were rumOrs also of a revolution in Durango.
The political situation OF the country was
gloomy $3.50
The mines were doing well but capital was
scarce. r.F
HAVANA, Jan 5.-By the arrival of the Eng
llsh steamer Danuba, from Vera Cruz, adyices
from Mexico have been received. N
EXPEDITION AGAINST YUCATAN ABANDONED.
The proposed expedition against Yuca.an
had teen abandoned. Gen. Porforio Diaz is
opposing the measure, warning the Govern
ment that former expeditions against Yucatan
had always met with defeat, and advising that
the people of that State should be left to light
among themselves, rather than given an op-
portunlty to continue against the nation al
government The revolution in Yucatan was
Increasing, and there had been more mutinies
among the military forces of that republic.
There was probability of general outbreak
soon against the government of Juarez, head
ed by leading military cheftain. ss
The insecurity of the roads in Mexico was
increasing.
The proceedings of Congress had been of an
uninteresting character. .r
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-06
LOUISIANA.


THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan Am ordinance was
passed in the Convention to-day fixing the
penalty of twenty. five per cent and ten per
cent. per month for default of payment, as
prescribed in article IA. as follows The rights
enumerated in this title shall not be construed
to limit other rights of the people not herein
expressed. Articles Is, 16, II and Is define the
qualifications of State legislators, the length
OF their term, the place OF meeting, ETC. The
Finance Committee reported its inabi ity 10
make loan and asked to be discharged. No
acton was taken on this Mr. Cromwell, col
ored, offered resolution to appoint commit
tee of three to inform Congress that the Con-
yention had been in session thirty-one DAYS
without being able to raise means to defray
expenses; also, that the Convention adjourn
until the views of Congress upon the matter
be aseertained. This created considerable con-
fusion, and the Convention finally adjourned
to Monday. The State Auditor and Treasurer
have been notified not to pay the public prin-
ter or other creditors of the Convention until
the officers and members themselves shall be
maid ~ ~
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-06
Mai G Legislature.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Press by the International
Lne.l
SENATE.
The order adopting the joint rules Of last
year passed by the Senate came back from the
House amended, by striking out all after legal
reforms. Concurred in.
On motion of Mr., Dudley it was ordered
that II. M. Heath, of Gardiner, be made Fold
er for the Senate. Adjourned.
ROUSE.
Mr. Reed, of Portland, from the Committee
ON Elections, reported a resolution in favor al
Otis Hubbard, contestant, Of Bethel. and thai
the pay of Oscar d. Grover be made up to
date at two dollars per day and mileage, which
after being amended By inserting two and hali
dollars per day, was adopted
On motion of Mr.. Robinson, of Dover, it was
ordered that the Secretary Of State lay before
the House all appropriations made by the
State to institutions OF learning the date and
amount of same, and whetherin and or money.
The Speaker announced the following Com
mittee on Pay noll:-Henley Of Cape Eliza
beth, Hartwe!l of Oldtown, Payson Of Cush-
ing, Glibben OF Newcastle, Porter of Den
mark, and Frost of Industry
Mr.. Foster, OF Portland, was excused from
action on the Finance Committee and Mr..
Tyler, of Brownfeld, was appointed. Adj
iourned.
The following standing committees were an
nounced by the Speaker on Friday:
Finance. -Messrs. Titcomb of Augusta,
Moore of Batn, Paine of Eastport, Robinson
OF Dover, Foster of Portland, Clark of Lewis
ton, and Talbot of East Machas.
:, En9roSsed Bdis.-Messrs. Gibbs of Bridgton,
HargraVes of Shapeigh Judkins of Cornyile,
Haines o. Biddeord, Balkan of Robbinston,
Leadbetter of Leeds, and Leayitt of Drew
Plantation.
observation-disclosures. Fesserden of Auburn
bradbury of Hollis, Reed of Portland Thomp-
son OF Hallowell, Patten OF Hampden, Munroe
OF Thomaston and Blaisdell of Otis
BUS IN the Third Readihg. Herric1
OF Hebron, Ham of Wales, Smith of Warren,
Wells of Dedham, Lennox of Wiscasset, Buff
fun of Orono, and Eaton of Wells 49,
Ledoe Of AbseBce.-Messrs. Parker of Kit
terry, Files of Monroe, Marden o. Stockton,
Weeks of Someryille, True ofNorh Yarmouth,
Caswell of Belgrade, and Curtis of Greenwood
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-06
@ O NJ NJ EGs CI-AL,


a., ne total value OF foreign exports from this port
t th PaSS week amounts to s2s2 s59O5. Included in
sho We're 59433 sugar box shocks. s643
sI5 anu heads CLIPS hoops, 20 sets hoops,
30 SP6y casks 10 # lumber 1000 laths 500 prs
asans o. h DPS apples 4o7 bbs poa oes 610O bbs
n"u, 70 DpIs oat meal $500 bush. oats, 44O bush
barley, 1928 bush. mall, 5s ,257 TBS bacon 90 boxes
5ee9n 262 hoes o $3.50 lbs pork lbs beet Co.
lbs ard 2i5OO IDS cheese 29os lbs butter 1885, "a lbs
~ boxes coffee, 200 stiles leather, safes, IA sewing
machines 50 tons shorts, 1O1 pkgs sundry mdse,
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-06
MISSOURI,
VALUATION OF THE STATE.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. Am abstract of the State
Auditors report for 1867 shows that there are
32,550,569 acres of land, $3.50, 493 1853 worth Of
real estate and Sl15,378,336 worth of personal
erty in the State, with the exception of two
counties not reported, S454 S63, S95, an increase
over 1860 of 15S 81 ,089. The taxes assessed
were for revenue, $1,2O7 ,73O; for interest
$l81O4l5; for county. purposes, $2,1OO,486 on
real estate in St. Louis county is $109, 338, 760,
Of persona! property, $26,S77 800; total, SlS6.
216,l2O, being only little less than one third
the valuation of the whole State. The real
estate of the Hannibal & s. Joseph Railroad
is set down at S12040l9 and the personal
property at 81 ,627, 317 its total taxable wealth
is 81 ,021 ,236. :