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Boston stock fIsss.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Sept Z.
MARRIED.

In West Newton. Sept. by Rev. r. II. BoIles,
assisted by Rev ]. Tucker, N. P. Jaques and Miss
Charlotte e. Fr0gley. -. .,s.,t III. Ea7
In Temple Aug. 20, George w. Moore aud Rachel
II. Staples.
In Watervile, Aug. 2s, Geo. NJ Wiley and Emma
In Belfast, Aug. 81, Sherburn A. Sleeper and Lau-
IA j. Gammons. ar.. .....,.....- -.F
In Belfast, Aug. q. Andrew G. Bntterfeld, Of Vas
salboro, and Zilpha A. Bryant, Of Knox.
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MAINE.

HON. HANNIBAL HAMLN AT AUBURN
LEWISTON, Sept. 7.-Hon. Hannibal Hamlin
addressed Republican Mass meeting at Au-
burn hall tonight. The political excitement
is daily increasing, and the vote in this part Of
the State will be the largest ever polled.
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MISSOURI.
CT InIrIa ITEMS.

New YORK, Sept. 7-Harmon's grocery was
burned Sunday. Loss 10000.
Gen. Sherman has returned to st Louis.
in the head Sunday by another minstrel named
Emerson. The latter is held to bail for trial.
The wound is not serious.
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TIME above reward will be pait for any informa-
L ton that will lead TO the detection and cOnyc-
ton of any person caught de acing the poster known
as Portland Business Directory.
OLD HICKORY,
sept4d1ws Bill Poster, los Federal Street.
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CEyTRAL AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER DAKoTAH.
NEW YORK, Sept THE steamer Dakotah
from Aspinwall arrived to-day She brought
$715, 900 in treasure from California.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TELEGRAPH ABANDONED.
Ship Nightingale has arrived from San Fran
cisco with large quantity of returned stores
from the abandoned Russian-American tele-
graph line, consigned to the Western Union
Talee ranh CO.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CoLUMBIA, Sept IA bill was introduced
in the Senate to-day to suppress insurrection
and rebellion. 1t gives the Governor dictatO-
rial powers in case of Instruction or rebellion.
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VERMONT.

BURLINGTON, Sept. 7-0ficial returns of the
Vermont election are not yet completed, but
the following statement of the vote is believed
to be correct: Page, Republican, 40,9SS; Ed
wards, Democrat, 14,023; Republican majority
$685. w. ''AF- 4eFsf
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Pure Blood. Muddy Water.

urc DlOOu, Muuuy WdCers
Pure blood may be compared to pure water, and
impure blood to muddy water IT you pass muddy
water through muslin you soil it, continue the pro-
cess and you cover with thick mud. Blood passes
through all parts Of the body if good aud pure it
nourishes and ceanses the parts it goes through
Ifimpure It leaves less dirt behind it. Brand
reth's Pills are the medicine wanted, because they
are made purpose to take dirty humors out OF the
body, and they fail These pills scrotua,
even of forty years standings they have cured cases
of rheumatism when the patient had not walked for
four years. OF paralysis when the legs had lost their
power OF movement fer seven, cen years. The evil
dence OF these cases cannot be disputed. Is there a
town in the world where such evidence exists not ?
Ii BRANDRETH'S PILLS have been much used
there we know that such evidence can be found.
But be sure and see that upon each box my nam
in the Government Stamp, in white letters
B. BRANDRETH, Brandreth House, New York
| "a Sold by all Druggists,
aug 2Seod&eow1msN as...
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III E
NAIlUNAL TRU6T GO,Y
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
NO. 336 BROAD WAY, st.
Capital ONE MILLION DoIZnys.

DARIUS 4. MANGAM, Pres. JAS. MERRILL, Sec'y
II ECEIYES deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT
~ iNIEkES on all daily balances, subject to
check at sight SPECIAL DEPOSITS tor six month
OF mere may be made at five per cent. The capital
IONE MILLION DOLLARS is divided among over
500 shareholders, comprising many gentlemen of
large wealth and financial experience who are also
personally liable to depositors for all obligations OF
the Company to double the amount OF their capital
stock As the NATIONAL TRUS L co. receives de-
posts In large or small amounts, and permits them
10 be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK AT
OH ALL DAILY BALANCES, parties throughout the
country can keep accounts in this institution with
pront. E4 Observation-Disclosures
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folIows:To Bangor, 81 so; Kittery, 90 30; Port
land, So so; Beverly, So 50; Boston, 90 IS a so;
Chelsea 90 30: Charlestown, % 80; Cohasset 81 go
Cambridgeport, S2 80; Fall River, 81 90; bingham,
90 IS; Hyannis, 81 80; Lynn, So 10; Newburyport,
ssaass rs Ef sat2Ta g co. RosrsS5y 81
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 2.-Freights-Dullness st,It
pervades the market. For foreign ports there are
only three vessels, one steamer and one barQue for
Liverpool and ship Havre, and there scarce
ly sufficient offerings to occupy this li-ited room
Coastwse there is only one steamer for New York,
and higher rates are being asked to that port.
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THIS remedy for female weaknessesS,, and c,rSs
acthout supporters. Manufactured anu soI gans
Linus Belcher, Randolph Man Mass eg pemSs Barnes
Geo. G. Goodwin 4 GO, Do yort -''''9'
FS.H. Fl. Hay General Agent for Maine
S~fz-For sale by druggists everywhere.
NAV 49, weow1y2l
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Portland Water Co.
NOTICE

THE Portland Water Co will be prepared 10 sup
i ply Sebago Water TO the iRhab ants of the city
or before the list OF December next. Books are
now open at the office of the Company, Cana Bank
Building, to receive applications for wafer. ,ch
person applying tor water will he required, maxi
ing application, to sign the usual agreement 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 Superintendent OF the
Company, at the expense of the consumer Persons
applying for water, il done before the opening ok
the main pipe is c sed, will have lireral discount
made their service pipe. and no charge made for
tapping As service can be put in during the win
ter, it is important for consumers to make applisa-
ton without delay.
An officer OF the Company will be in the office
daily from ga. NJ. till p NJ to receive applications
and give all necessary Information. Plumbing done
by plumber licensed by the Company will have the
work AMI material guaranteed bv the Company.
The Company take this opportunity to state to the
public that their contractors have agreed TO have he
water in reduced into and through the city by De-
cember LIST, and they 1riu not Jail 70 meet their en-
gagement. L. d. SHEPLEY, Secretary.
aup27dtf
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at CONNECTICUT.


HARTFORD, Sept. 1.-THE funeral of Ex-Gov,
Thomas H. Seymour took place in this city to-
day. Despite the dripping, cloudy skies the
streets were thrOnged with people who came
in upon the early trains and from every part
Of the city and neighboring towns Flags were
displayed at half mast on the public and many
private buildings, and many stores and resi-
dences were draped with the symbols of
mourning. Services were held at the residence
of the deceased at II o'clock A. NJ, by the
Knights Templar, of which the deceased was
. member, after which the body was conveyed
by them to Christs Church, where he lay in
state until O'Clock, and was visited by thou
sands of people. The remains were enclosed
in heavy rosewood casket, covered with black
cloth with silver trimmings. The plate bore
died Sept. Sd. aged GO years." Tue body was
plaiuly attired in black, and near it was the
sword Of the deceased, while upon the left
breast rested the Masonic jewel of his Order,
but a few months before presented the deceas-
by his brother Masons For over two hours
the throng moved past the coffin to take last
look at the face of the honOred dead. The fea-
lures retained a life like expression, and had
little OF the appearance of death. The face
bore an expression OF perfect peace. A little
alter o'clock the services at the Church were
held, at the conclusion of which a procession
was formed, consisting in part Of three militia
~ companies with bands, Knights Templar,
from Hartford, New Haven and Springfield
Win DandS, Masonic Lodges, Gov English and
staff, judges and Clerks of State Courts and
mt mbers of the bar, city government, Irish
and Ger an civic societies, &c., Sc, making a
procession about mile long The cortege
moved down Main street and out to Cedar Hill
Cemetery, where the remains were inferred.
Minute guns were fired during the march of
the procession. The following gentlemen act
ed as pail-bearers: Col. s. H. George of Balti-
more, Adjt. Gen. C. M. Ingersoll of New Hav-
en-, Hon. Isaac Toucey of this city, Judge VIM
ID. Shipman Of the U. s. District Court, Hon.
George Beech, Hon. William j. Hamersley,
The streets on either side were thronged with
people during the movement of the funeral
cortege. Among the distinguished friends of
the deceased present were Hon. Gideon j.
Tucker Of New York, Judge A. s. Seymour of
Litchfeld, Gen. Pitman, Manchester, N. H.,
and Juoge Carpenter of Wethersfeld. 1t was
one of the largest funeral pagents ever seen in
.,..tr--~v-t SEVERE ACCIDENT. s-EH
A young man named Laughlin, aged II years,
fell or was pushed from the platform of the de-
pot in this city this evening as q train was
coming in, and the cars passed over his leg
cutting off one foot between the knee and
ankle joints. 1t was horribly crushed. The
hoy VAS tahens 70 thse, hospital. Pa
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IMPORTS.

IMPORTS. zfa
PICTOU, Ms. Sch Forest Queen-1o5 tons coal,
Jas L Farmer. - ff.,
Sch d Grant-120 tons COAL j Farmer.
WINDSOR, Ms. Sch Libbie c. 10 tons plaster,
to order. is5i-i--f st-.'tz1-.- z-aafl
Miniature Almu mac. -. Septic mber 8.
Sun rises ...... .5.33 Moon rises...... 1905 Pm
Sun SETS ,,...... 6.22 High water 80. $50 PM
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To the Electors of The City of Port

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
IN Warrants from the Mayor and Aldermen of the
City of Portland the inhabitants thereof qualified
according to law 10 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 fourteenth
day OF said month, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
and there to give in their votes for Gosernor iour
Senators, Jour Representatives in the Le1lsla-
ture OF this State: for County Treasurer, county
Commissioner, County Attorney, and Sheriff, for the
County of Cumberland, and tor Representative 70
Congress- and also to give in their votes upon tine
following question, viz:
"ShalI the Constitution be amended so as to au-
thorize the assn ption of municipal var debts
by leaning the credit OF the State 10 an amount
not exceeding in the aggregate three million five
hundred thousand dollars, as prOrosei by resolve
of the forty-seven legislature 2? And said inhab-
itants shall vote by ballot said question, those in
favor OF said amendment expressingit by the word
Eyes" and those opposed TO the amendment ex-
pressing it by the word ''NO."
The polls such 'lav of election 20 remain open
until t6nr O'Clock in the afternoon, when they shall
be closed.
Tue Aldermen Of said city will be in open session
in the Ward Room in City Building entrance on Ny ~
tie stree, from o'clock in the forenoon ~ Qc0'
in the afternoon, each ot the three secular days
next preceding such day OF election and II m three
O'Clock to five o'clock the afternoon on the ast o.
said three secular days, for the PURPOSE OF
evidence OF the qualification OF voters whose names
have NOT been entered the Lists OF quanned
Voters in aud for the several Wards and for correct
ing sa'u hs'S' j. NJ HEATH, City Clerk.
Portland, Sept 5, 1868. dtd
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Wanted
Mrs. Belcher's wonderful Cure

A FIRST GLASS woman Cook. Immediately. En-
N auire any time during the day at ST. Lswlehoo
House, cor India and Middle SITS. desodu
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WINTER
SEED WHEAT

Onn BUSHELS RED AMBER SEED
lO\JWHEAT, the most reliable and sure arti-
Gle of Winter Wheat to SOW in New England. TOR
sale at Portland Agricultural Warehouse and Seed
Store, by
KENDALL d. WHITNEY.
Aug %, 1868. -isd2mos
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WASHINGTON.
AS5IGNM ENTS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7-Brevet Major Sully
McCrea, Captain of the 42d U. s. Infantry V.
X. c., has been detailed for duty at the Militia
~ Academy, West Point; Capt. John B. Col
lis, OF the 45th U. s. Infantry v. II. c., has re-
resigned. I..|..
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ASHINGTON, Sept. 7-Brevet MAJOR SuIly
McCrea, Captain OF the 42d U. s. Infantry V
R. c., has been detailed for duty at the Militia
~ Academy, West Point; Capt. John b. Col
lis, OF the 45th U. s. Infantry V. Il. c., has re
resigned. ..|..
During the past week there were 30 appli
cations for patents. and "a caveats; for the
same time 32O patent rights have been grant.
ed. . ~
BONDED WAREHOUSES FOR TOBACCO.
A number of prominent tobacco manufac.
turers arrived here to-day from Richmond, fol
the purpose of requesting the Secretary OF the
Treasury and Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. to establish bonded tobacco warehouses in
Richmond. There are now in that city over
one million pounds of tobacco waiting ship
ment. The owners are unable to pay the full
tax, but are willing to have their tobacco bond
ed so it can be shipped as required, to the to-
bacco brokers in New York aud other cities.
THE sEPTEsBER SESSION OF CONGRESS.
The Republican Congressional Committee is
IN receipt OF many letters, principally from the
South, with reference to session of Congress
this month. The State Republican Commit.
tee and nearly all the members of Congress
from that section favor it. From other quar-
ters there 10 an earnest opposition, owing to
the near approach of the Presidential election
and the engagements of the members of Con-
gress to speak during the canvass, and because
they deem it iDexpedent. There has been no
direct expression on she subject from Senator
Morgan and Representative Schenck, whose
recommendation is to determine the question.
The impression is that there will be no session
In September
$500 INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs. M
Secretary Schofeld received dispatch from
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, from Denver City, dat
ed Sept 6th in which he states that the In
dams are committing terrible outrages all
around that section OF the country, even as
near as twenty miles from Denver City.
PANIC AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE.
Between the third and fourth acts Of the
Black Crook, played to a packed house at the
National Theatre, tonight, the cry of fire was
heard behind the scenes, caused by the burn
ing of piece of cause. The management and
audience behaved admirably and the rush was
checked almost Immediately. No injuries of
serious character are reported. r
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NEW Y0RK; Sept. Mooney easy at s@4 per
cent on call Sterling Exchange steady at l09 a 169i
Gold closed weak; opened at i4aa advanced 10 14s,
s 20 naas anu c,ese m, az bid and 144t asked
furnish the following 80 quotations Coupon 6's
1881 ia 114i; do IS 1862 1iaI g 114 do 1854. 1921
io9; % 1909 III lad do new lGs lost do 1861,
Border State bonds firm Mis- ouris, 9l1 new Ten
Oil vnginia's, 53i a SAY; new do, set q 81.
Stocks opened more active. especially Pacific
Mail. N. Y. Central, North Western, st. Paul and
Wabash, which advanced materially. In the after
noon the market was generally weak, particularly
N. Y. Central. which fell i@b per cent. At the
close the market was steady. Express shares con-
sidersbIy lower. Miscellaneous list, except Pacific
Mail, dull. The following $50 figures Canton
g q ACT; Cumberland e; Adams Express q g o asi
1885, Western Union Telegraph, "a a 34s; New York
Central, 1854 q 1853; Ere, 46t q 4e3; do preferred
ins, oil q 81; WABASH ri "a; ST Paul 50 g
q liz; Michigan Southern, IS a set; Cleveland s
rittsburg, SCI q SIT; Toledo, 1ol3 1927 Rock Is,
s1s; do preferred. 81 a SIT; Fort Wayne, 1854 q
II "a; Hartford & Erie, 231 a "a.
mining shares dull
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60 Nj Nj e IL LA l. /.

Statement Of the Public Debt. XII
s.'-- .s-f1--f WASHINGTON, Sept.7.
The following is corrected statement Of the Pub
lie Debt of the United States the LIST OF September,
1868, as compared with the August statement:
DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.
September. August. 8
5per cent Bonds. s22l ass 10000 1921 $685. 400 90
6 per cent. Bondsof
1881. 283 ST. 10000 263,6I7 300 w
per cent. 520s... 159l 1858, 1906 10000
Total .... 81, o96 4s1, 75u.O0 $2,oss 81 10000
DEBT BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST. +
3-year compound
interest Notes.. 105,905, 1000 Fl ,604, 5000
8 per cent. Certif- ..c
cafes. OZ,zUO,UUUUU oU,oOo,VoV'Vo
Navy Pens n Fund,
at per cent. -. $1,000, 100000 $4,000 OO0.00
Total. ........ S1S5,Sl0, $1,000 1884 ,604, $4,000
MATURED DEBT NOT PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT.
Swear 7-3O Notes. ........
due Aug. Is, 1867, -]-- 40
June and July
az
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NpllCE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ eeen duly appointed and taken upon himselfthe
estate of 49," ~ ~
JAMES MERRYMAN, late of Brunswick,
IN tne County OF Cumberland, deceased and given
PONDS as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are requr-
% TO exhibit the same; and all persons indebted
70 SAID estate are called upon to make payment to
~, DAVID W. KINCAID, Admir-,
with the will anne1i
brunswick, July Il, 1868. sept4d1aw3w"
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Office Room to Let.
Van furnish furniture If wanted. Apply at 70
~ Commercial st. sep5d2ws
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NoilCEi IS hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ Deen duly appointed and taken upon himself
TIC trust OF Administrator of the estate Of ss-r
oIHo w. BURNHAM, late of Portland,
IN tne County of Cumberland, deceased, and
Even ponds as me law directs. All persons having de-
upon the estate of said deceased required
to exhibit the sams and ali persons indebted to said
estate are called apon to make payment to
SUMNER BUkNHAM, Admir-.
Portland, Sept 1, 1868. sept4w3w.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.
COLLECTIONS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMoUTH,}
- Portland, August &c, 1868.
VIE following described merchandise having been
United States, public notice of said seizures having
neen gwen they will be sold at public auction at the
once Of the United States Appraiser 1888 Fore street
40 prs Wooden Stockings; II Bottles Gin; Bottles
brandy; Bbls: Molasses; Ulage Bbl. Molasses;
hegs lolasses; Bottles Brandy; Bottles Whis-
ties Brandy. y.
esa ISRAEL wASHBURN Jr.
Collector.
Portland. Aug &c, 1865 ID aw3w&sepIs
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Signs of Every Description,
M AIDE and Painted at short notice. Lettering
N1 ON Cloth for awnings, campaign flags, transpar-
encies, notices, sc. Orders from any part of the
State, executed with neatness and dispatch, II adj
dressed to R. L. PALMER, P. o. Box 1885, Portland.
sept7 div
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Foreign Market

~ .7.- Foreign Markets.
HAVANA, Sept. 5.-The market for Flour is firm :
American brands $12 90 q 10 90 ~ Dbl.
LONDON, Sept. -Forenoon.-Consols 81 for mon
ey. -az res, r.sy -. -
American securities UNITED States 5-2Os ~: Erie
shares SOY; Illinois Central shares 903. -
FRANKFORT. Sept. 7-Forenoon.-United States
5-2o's 754 q 75f. - :
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Forenoon. Cotton heavy
sales s0O0 bales. Breadstuffs quiet. Other articles
unchanged. tA IL
LONDON, Sept. 7--Alternoon.-Consols s4i for
both money and account. - - "
~ American securities steady ;iIinois Central shares
bur not lower there IL activity and the sales
of the day will not reach 10000 bales. Breadstufs
duh. Pork quiet and steady. Lard excited and ad-
vanced to 70s. Fine Rosin declined to Id.
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oNDED WAREHOUSES; FOR TOBACCO.

During the past week there were go appl-
cations for patents. and "a caveats; for the
same time 800 patent rights have been grant
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Total. $1U7 ,64I ,g7l.g8 S1lOO54, Z76.l4
Amount OF Debt
less Cash in the ~. -
Treasury. $50, GA 3l3.O3 $2523.5 34, 4e06T
The foregoing is correct statement of the Public
Debt as appears from the books and Treasurer's re-
turns in the Department, on the LIST Of September,
1868 HUGH MCCULLOCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
The warrants issued by the Department during
the month of August to meet the requirements OF the
Government amounted in round numbers TO the
following sums, vx:-Oivil, miscellaneous and for
eign intercourse, including the Alaska purchase.
$4,000 900; interest the public debt 81 $50 900;
War, 81 800, 600; Navy, s1,60O0Oo; InterioE Pen
sion and Indian &c. 500, OoO total, S37 100000 The
warrants issued for the redemption of the public
debt do not appear in the above ....
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FOREIGN PORTS,


juno p. lat 80 n lon 80 W, ship A Palmer. from
New York tor Hong Kong. -r
Sept l, lat AZ 25, Ion 81 0s, ship Nautilus, from
St John, N for Liverpool.
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City and County.

r,pr PREVENTIVE MEETING.-The meeting Of citi
-. n adopt means for the prevention and extin
sh,aent Of fires in this city, assembled, pursuant
. .a,ou,nnent, on Thursday afternoon, ct O'Clock
]. .hs Court House, for further action The Com
,,ttae an subscription, through their Chairman. Mr.
George q. Coe, reported that the sum Of s1sl5 had
,,.on subscribed, and they would be able to raise
s,,,v "a 600. Committee was then appointed. con,
.st;ng Of Messrs W. D. vantine G. 8. Kingsley. and
las Judqe, to carry out the plan suggested by the
s,,,ner Committee, with such modifcations Is they
..;cnt seem proper to make. The meeting then ad.
.orrned to meet again at the call of the Chairman,
Jonas W. Brown, Esq. KIP
The plan suggested by the Committee, and adopted
=, the meeting is, to construct reservoir ON East
nan At the head of Wall street, of 100000 gallons
..n.e;tv from which the water il to be conducted,
Nv aumes, along East Hill, to cistern at wallula
.raet and another opposite J. G.. Bryant's Wholesale
.,oeery store, and to have hose and reels pipe and
o,,es ready to use at moments notice in case OF
fire. "a ea
We are requested by the Committee to state that
thew are now ready to receive proposals for the
v.on of the great reservoir on East Hill. head of
wall street. and plans and specifications can be seen.
and proposals will be received at the store Of c. g.
kingsley, on Wall street. at W. D. vantine Co. ..
corner Wall and Main streets. F @
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ABOUT RfGHT.-In response to an invita-
ton to attend Washington Birthday banquet
in ST. Louis, Feb. 22d, ex-senator and ex-Gen-
eral Jas. Shields. who now lives at Carrolton,
Missouri. concludes letter Of regret and
sympathy as follows:
Washington lived and labored for his coun-
try in vain If our present rulers are not ar
rested in their mad career. This Government
is going down hill A. rapidly at this hour n
ever the mongrel and burlesque republics Of
South America. And, what l. singular, the
great body Of the people hardly seem TO real
ize it. The next general election viii solve
the problem Of constitutional government in
the land of Washington.