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NOTICE.

NE. the undrs'so,d. ka,ios bcrn appointed
w, '"A.l'',oHer- Il lssOl' ,scy ihe estate
Of Horaiio NJ. Wait. laIc % Ar1,co. IA n, c,,,.
ty 81 oiiord. decrascd. h~tel.y give ro,ic- that
,N mOnihs from the l9.h dsy at NAV, 4. IL
ls"o. arc silo~ed ,he cTc5aors q ,aid rstate "a
lF'Hg "a and prove heir el,u. ysinst SAID c-tate
and ih~t ~e viii me,i 80 the purT-O.- % rrosi,.
iog aTd alo~to- Satj claims. at tho oahrr q
L"'hcf H. i-sddcn, E-g-, ~ psS~i4 10 said eo..r
. GA etao.asy. Aug 10. iSss =, oa, o'elork
y VI. aud on MONDAY. Oct. 10. ls-s at oae
o'cioek I. NJ. and on Thu,..ia,. Nov. 10. l-..s
ni ten O'Clock 4. VI. Al pr ialst o.te th-fr.
% are r-l'es'd 10 u'ss aoI'ee tAer-oi aad govern
tAeHsciVes accordingly.
JOHN Is NARROW,
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In iac Disuid Couft 90 ih- isH.d st.,.. a.,
fhe Di-frir' of Nun
D. Zoe matter OF hsss- \ Staairy Bsrt -,,pf
The uBisrsi-1,I brrebs gives nat ir, "a t,. =.
POI" nest 10 AeiEnts ~ Me- y Stsn.-, ~
T"."r' % The CrHHtv uf OSt,rd aut Siu,
JufE~d BBnkfuu' uf.aa b.. o., r.f,,,., b.. Ia,
Disirirt Cont ol .4I. Distinct.
Bfowu6r,i Jan, 81. isss
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N BANKRUPTCY.

Ia the ulliicr Of Osgsci Cbsfl-.. Bankr Dt
The und,s. .Eucd, as, gore Of the estate oI satt
lAasruls hereby gives notice that the p anil 81
gepeo' H'reins Of The crci't,t. Of said iaaAr upt
Wilt beld t--iose seth MAY. H.gi.,sr 10 B.aknspt
c'. a. The oihc. Of George 4. WHOA. South Psri.
ou ihe tc"rth lnsslsy 81 Aagp.t A. u. lsSs ~ tea
q clsck \. n. Tor he purpose canned an thr 2ssh
section VI the Bankrupt Act II March 81 is6s.
ELI u. BEAN, A..isoce.
Junc II i~6S
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COURT ELL.

COURT BILL.
Cousrr OF OHFosp TO ELiAs NJ CARrER
1857 N,
To On mixes travel and ? days' at esdanc-
at January Adjpurp-d FERN SIl 90
To 90 niIies Iravel ssd days atteadaDor
a; March Adjoui rr, Term IL 80
TO 90 Inises travel and 5 dave sticattasoe
IA, Mas Term Is 30
To 90 m,L- travel and da,s' ATTENDANCE
AT Jane tjoorn~i Tenn Is so
To 90 mike travel and day. attendance
al Septenslsr Term ID 90
To % mibs travel aud DAYS attendance
at Novomt-r Adjourned Term Is 80
To % miirs travcl and : dsys' Attendance
Nj December Adjourned Tenn % 50
s:o7 SIS
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COURT BILL.
is6T. ~
10 ~ miles travel snd d1ys' auendsne.
r .. =. Janp SMEAR. 4 aj's'o-d .rera 500
" March AdJ3ufu-d Term go
To % miie- travel snd > d.y.' atfsdaoe.
~ Ny Tenn I4,a
To ~ miics travel ani 3 i1ys' ATTENDANCE
az June Adjourned Term o 20
i" - nike travel snd dave Attendance.
a. September Term - %
To 20 mii-s travel aai 2 dave susniapr.
az November AdJpurned Term IA
To ~ miles traced snd : dave Attendance
AZ December 40 ,ornsd Tea 70 50
si7s 65
e G. CGSUNAN
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WA. X KIMB.LL. CLERK Of
COUNTY or OXFORD
To &C. CUsHHAN. DIR.

1857
NAV To 20 miles travel from Hehfonta
Waterford sRL Swc,ies ADD hack on
Petition al Horace MaNhrli Ct all : : 90
u. DAYS IN s~nc IL 50
Juoe DO 90 miies travel lrurn Hebfoa 20
Aodoyer Asd RoSbury. on pet asVs "
Geo. W. Ph,ib-ick Il ak. Q 90
To DAYS On sanso 10 90
To pad t-tri4sc %
Ito 30 miles travel iron Hebron
10 Bethel and back on petition OF
Jgho :. swan. -. ct ais. 90
To dave slDe 8 90
To 10 mile. travel 81 Bcthel. on re-
t'i'"a Of John Barker Ct ais. 90
To ? dsys GA IAN. 3 on
q" 2o-Io 20 ntlcs travel iron Hebron
to Pare All bach. on petition %
SAMUEL kins ct a. 90
To dsy on same , 20
Jolly SO 20 mi - tfavrl from Hebron 20
Hanover and isirk on petition Of ihe
Seiertm~n Of Hanover : 90
10 I day. ou same 10 90
To pl,d ierriaee ~
ASg. 2O-fo 20 rniL-. travel iro,u H.b,o,
% fsfis AM tsck On petit,oa Of A..
kfniIil e ale ? oo
To dsy On same , IN
Zl-io ooe day, on the p-titiou d =
k,ag - 40. 2 IN
Oct. 29-io IS mIics travel from Hsl,,,g IL,
iiaH"fi AMI back. un petition Of
Niuhrii :. Roi.iu..5a e. aI. IN
10 dsys on slnse : ~
To paid postage IL
sg7ij
{. G. CUsHMAN.
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SiS7 -
y n. uUBuARD.
STATE or MAINE

STA III OF MAINE.
oNFoHn, ss.--pvcrrnb~f II. 1851
he'oro Ee Per.aHaiiy appeared Nah Il. Hob
bad, ore oi The Sounts Cuuauai,.ioasr. 40 sd
tooniy. sHd mad. "sih ~ The tfuth -, IN. above
account, b, hitn rcns.err,i snd ss,hsei itcSi
WM. h. kianALt., Cl.rk 81
Coufts. - ONford c..
Hs'isg sIsi audited aHd clssaiuci the above %
eooai OF n. u. Hubbard. hsrciss er,iiy that
~ a'ow tbersoa The 81 two hsad. q as1
Uighiy .iosr doIiau. AM EA, c,nts (s2zI sol
wM. X. kiNBsLI.. Ce,k.
EsoeH FosrEH, j.. Csoat, Auaissy
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CAUTION.

\ III persons ar hereby cautioned sE4i1st her
n boUuz az tru-'iHg uy wiie. Ann. a.
GOOD home Be- prov iiei h,r "a tns hYn.s. 5gi I
shall pay n, d~his q her contrasf.ny ate, tt !,
da,e : T.. X CCsHMAN.
Rumiord June B. is6s
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OnFoRD, ss:--Dcceul,,sr 50. 1857
before inc persnnaily appeared & &. Cusbniso
one oi The County Comm siosrrs lor aid oun,,
900 made o5th 70 tho truth 81 he above accounts
y him rendered nod sui,scfil.ed
WM. h. kiNBAtL, Clerk ~
Courts, Oxford Go.
hf'inz hru ex,miaed aai audited the above
=. COUNTS OF =. &. eastman, we hereby certify
that We aiow thereon he sun a one huo,lr,J 80
e''y eighl dollars and sixty Eve cents (Si7s =.
oo) wa \. ktMB I'll, Clerk
ENOCH FOSTER, IT,, Go. Au'v.
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Notice.

have this day given IN my ren. GAHpsEr
THoxTs. hi. time o. tor himself. and
shall ella ,n 81 h,. earnings. nor pa, any debt,
OF his cyntr.ctiH. aztec this date.
SAMUEL. THoMES.
Bsck6eh. May %. 1865
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S.b1 ;,
ELIAS VI. CARTER.
STATE OF MAINE

oNToHh, ss:-Dcc~usls-r IL 1857
Beiore tn personally appeared Elias NJ Carer.
one OF the C.'uniy ,Jlnfais (sT sad Couat,
s@d made cath Ia the truth u the above aecouot.
10y ban readrrri aai -ub-cr,brd
Wh. X kIMBtLL. CLERK Of
CouTts, OSiofd Co.
Having hrst audited Rnl examined the above
accounts Of T. VI. Carter Ne hereby certify thst
Nc sIow therroa the swan Of two hun dfr,i an d
seFen dollArs aad egaiy tise ccnls, (sSJI 50
WM. n. ktNBNLL. Ciesk.
ENOCH FOSTER. Jr.. Co. Au',.
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G CusHNAIN. =
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-22
AT the present rate of gold, these bonds pay an an
nual income On their cost of ..

NEARLY NINE PER CENT,
And II is believed that they will soon be
Mt n premium.
The Company have but very limited supply OF
their Bonds remaining on ha nd-but it is expected
that the first nstalment ofthe New Bonds to be is
sued on that portion of the road to be completed this
year, will be ready in May.
Any subscriptions accepted to a greater amount
than can be filled from Bonds now in the Com panys
possession will be supplied from the New Bonds in
the order in which they are received.
The Company reserve the right to advance the price
OF their bonds to a rate above pr at any time, and
will not fill any orders receive any subscriptions
on which the money has not been actually paid at
the Companys Office before the time ofsuch advance
Parties subscribing will remit the par value of the
bonds and the accrued nteret in currency at the rate
of six per cent. per annum from the date on which
the lastcoupon was paid. Subscriptions will be re-
ceived in Portlandby
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-22

e. w PATTEN 81 CO., AuctiOueef-
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
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supposed to be Fenians, were arrested at late
nour tonight near the servants door of Buck
lngham Palace. They were carrying ham,
per, which, on being opened, was found to con-
Jam gallon of liquid phosphorus or "Greek
hre." The parties made desperate resistance
and were with difficulty secured. A third per-
son was in company with those bearing the
basket, but fled as soon as the latter were
seized and escaped all pursuit.
FRANCE.
PARIS, April 21.-The Moniteur to-day says
the Government will bring bill before the
next Corps Legislatiff to provide for the COM
pletlon OF the extensive public works on the
interior and connecting roads of France.
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 21-The ice in the
river Neva is breaking up and navigation will
soon be opened from the Baltic through the
1uif OF Finland, to Lake Ladaga
WARSAW, April 21.-It is officially an
nounced that the foreign consulates in this
city, which, it was reported, were to be aban-
doned, will be permanently continued by their
respective Governments.
PARIS, April 21-The Moniteur, in its issue
of to-day, denies the stories heretofore preva-
lent of the movements of Garibaldi, and as
serts that he is still at his residence on the
island of Caprera
'' f JAPAN.
LONDON, April N.-Late advices from Japan
via Shanghae say the Government of Mikado
promises to Indemnity all foreigners for any
loss which they may have suffered at the
hands OF either party during the recent civil
disturbances.
THE ABYSsINIAN WAR.
LONDON, April N.-The London Times of
this morning has a special dispatch from its
correspondent with the expedition in Abys-
sinia, which says that ON the 10Th of March
Gen. Napier with the advance, was at the vii
lage of Ridela. The weather was cool and
rain was falling. 1t was reported that King
Theodore had an army of 10000 men and would
make stand against the British.
Reuters telegram from Abyssinia states that
Gen. Napier was to make dash on Magdala
on the I'd inst. l
This afternoon official dispatches were re-
ceived at the India office from Gen. Napier,
dated April LIST. The General reports that on
that day he reached Abdicom, only thirty
miles from Magdala, with the advance column
OF the expedition. The rear was close at hand
and the whole expedition would concentrate
on the left bank of the river Jumma The
Ahysslnian King was posted with his army on
Passels. News had been received from the
British captives. They continued to be well
taeated by the King. Gen. Napier saws his
men are in good health and spirits
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR,
The Moniteur of this city publishes later
South American intelligence this morning.
no attack had been made on Ascuncon, the
paraguayan Capitol, nor was it likely there
would be at present, as the allied forces are
acting on the defensive.
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g O Nj Nj Z CIAL.


NEW YORK, April 2e-6 P. M.-Money easy at
per cent. call with business late in the day
at 6. 1t is generally believed that the Erie trouble
was ended by compromise, but nothing positively is
known excelt within very narrow CIRCLE Dis
counts moderately done at a per cent. Sterling
Exchange firm ITO "a 1i04 for prime bills There will
oe considerable remittances next month on account
Of May coupons 5-2Os Gold tirmer, opening at 1882,
advancing to 1893 and closing 1891 export day
S2S000O; loans were made at q per cent. for car
rying, and fiat to per cent for borrowing; receipts
at Custom House Saturday, Monday and to-day ST,
241 900. governments are shade higher but closed
heavy with part OF the advance of the day lost
1enry Clewes & Co. furnish the following 430 quo
tations:-Coupon 6's 1881, 112S a 123; do SIS 1852
11l5 a 112; do 1854 1881 @ no; do 1906 11Ot "a 11OI
do new, 108 az 1854; do 1867 1854 "a 1884, 1Or4Os 1O5.
"a 1929; 1905, 1869 a 1861.
Stock opened active and excited with frequent
fluctuations in Central and Erie. Western stocks
generally buoyant higher in the afternoon tine mar
ket was lower revivng before the close and closing
steady. The market turned suddenly that many
bears were unable to their shorts. The follow
ing are $50 fgGres:-Paciic Mail. 92 a. 925; N Y
Central, 119 a l19t; Erie, SO a 69s Hudson, 1871 a
i33; Reading, ST q S73; Michigan Central 1133 q
~; Michigan Southern, 9O4 q 9O4; Illinois Central
142 q IA; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 81 "a ST.; Toe-
do, 1g3l q 1855; Rock Island 922 "a So; Chicago &
North Western 60 a 62k; do preferred, TAI az 742
Fort Wayne, 1917 q 1927 Missouri 6's s14; new Ten
nessee. Gig. -rtc
Mining shares dull; Quartz Hill 100; Gregory 26O
The receipts at the Sub Treasury to-day amount
ed to Ss03,759; payments 1923 1922 balance $1O4
O80 - $3.50
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
DARING OUTRAGE AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
TEMPT AT MURDER AND ROBBERY

DARING OUTRAGE AT BRIsToL-suPPosED AT.
TEMPT AT MURDER AND ROBBERY.
CONCORD, April 2.-A daring and brutal
attempt at probable robbery and murder oc-
CURED between 8 and o'clock last evening in
the most compact part of the village of Bris-
S s While Young and peaceful man named
WEBSTER Heath was passing the residence OF
Judge Fowler, on his way home from Farrar
o. Boardman's store, he was suddenly attack
ed and knocked to the ground by an unknown
assailant, who used club of wood. Heath
was considerably stunned and large cash was
cut under one eye, but he managed to get up,
cried for help, clinched his adversary and threw
MIN to the ground, when an accomplice ap-
peared and rescued his confederate and both
escaped. The sufians left behind a cap and a
loaded revolver. The affair caused great ex-
element in Bristol, and officers were immed-
ately put on the track of the suspected parties.
The supposition is that Heath was taken for
one of the propretors OF the store which he
had just LETT. -t
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| Mr.. Jencks declared there was notnlhg nke
that fifty per cent provision IN sae va natpn
cy insolvent system of any state OF haIon,
except in the case of Massachusetts.
Mr. Dawes showed how all the provisions
worked in Massachusetts,, and declared that
| the hanlxrnpt law of that State could not have
been maintained without that provision.
Mr.. MAYNARD desired to offer an amendment
| limiting the applications of the extension of
time for those who cannot pay fifty per cent.
to debts contracted subsequently to the pas
sage of the original bill.
Mr.. Jencks declined to allow the amendment
to be offered, on the ground that it was con-
trary to the principle of the bill. He agreed
that while the fifty per cent. provision might
be applicable to compact State like Massa-
chusetts, 1t was not applicable to the whole
country, and even Massachusetts, had required
ten years to educate the commercial people up
10 H.. In conclusion he moved the previous
question.
The previous question was seconded, and
the House proceeded to vote.
Mr.. Jencks consented to Mr.. Eliots amend
ment being adopted, and then the bill was
passed-yeas 70, nays A. Its substance was
given yesterday.
At $50 o'clock the House adjourned
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NORTH CAROLINA.
THE ELECTION,

WILMINGTON, April 21.-The election COM
menced this morning. The day passed of
without the slightest disturbance The ap-
proximate vote of four wards in this city for
the Constitution is 1900 against $40. The vote
at Weldon, Halifax county, for the Constitu-
conservative ticket in this city. The whites,
generally, vote on the second and third DAYS.
while the negroes make their greatest effort on
the first day.
NEwBERN, April 21.-The vote to-day for the
full negro vote was pOlled. There was no
disturbance. In Morehead city the Republic
cans are IS ahead
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SOUTH AMERICA,
THE pARAcuAyANw WAR

NEW YORK, April 21.-The steamer South
America, from Rio Janeiro Goth ult. arrived
today: She brings official accounts of the voy-
age OF the Brazilian iron-cads to Assuncion
whence they returned to move on with the
land forces. The Paraguayans made a gallant
attempt on the I'd of March to capture the
Brazilian iron-clads below Humaita They
boarded two vessels, but were repulsed after a
severe hand-to-hand fight with loss of 400
The Brazilian loss was 80.
The Brazilian expeditionary corps, 10000
strong, was ready to start for Assuncion, but
had not moved.
Lopez is said not to be at Humaita but at the
Tlbecuary, experimenting the defences.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, April 21.-No official returns
have yet been made. AS far as heard from
the majorities are against the Constitution, as
follows: In this city, 1000; in the Parish Of
Orleans, 1884; in East Baton Rouge, 300; in
west Baton Rouge, 100. Caddo gives 300 ma
Jority against the Constitution.
y. Il. Carway, Democratic candidate for
Mayor in this city, is elected, with a majority
OF Democrats to both Boards of the City Coun-
In the Parish of Orleans, the Democratic
ticket is probably elecsed. FIIH
Six Democratic Senators are chosen.
a negro Recorder is elected in the Sd dis
trlc4 of this city
Mann, the Democratic candidate for Con-
from ~ - --0~iN
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, April 21.-The election is passing
on quietly. Enthusiasm prevails in both par
ties. 1t is supposed that 1900 votes were
poled in two days. Gordon is believed to be
about 500 ahead -
The Fulton County Democratic Club have
issued glowing circular: The Democrats OF
Eulton County send greeting to the people OF
Georgia. That Gordon is carrying all before
him here, and will roll up one thousand ma
jority in this County.
AUGUSTA, April N.-The election is pro-
crossing without serious disturbance. The
blacks remained about the polls elechoneering
Tor the Radical ticket. The Democratic vote
was large to-day, but the Radicals win carry
the County. The military are stationed at the
polls to preserve order
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VIRGINIA.
GEN. scHoFrEIDs APPOINTMENTS IN A1ExAN-

I
DRIA.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-According to infor.
nation received here this morning, the Mayor
and members of the CITY Council. with otber
municipal officers, recently appointed by Gen
Schofeld for Alexandria, were installed there
to-day. Only lew of the officers are old citi-
zens. About thirty of the old officers, who are
unable to take the so called iron-clad oath as
required by Gen. Schofield, were removed and
those who could take il, some eight or ten in
number, are retained. All the new appointees
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Estate of Robert Williams.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the Will OF
ROBERT WILLIAMS, late of Portland
in the county of Cumberland deceased, and hasthe
ken npon himself that trust by giving bonds as at
law directs. All persons having demands upon
the esta tie of sal deceased, required to exhibit
the same and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to. ft sse
WILLIAM E. MORRIS, Executor.
Office 100 Exchange st.
Portland, April, 1868. 1aw3w
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Advices from Manchester are favorable; market
tor goods and yarns firm.
HAvRE, april 1-Cotton dull and declined; tres
ordnaire to arrive 1887 y cwt; low Middlngs on the
spos 147f SOC.
HAVANA, April 21.-Svgar marketq quiet and prices
unchanged. Exchange ON London 10a q III per
cent. premium on United States, currency, discoun
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-22
N E w YORK.
THE ERIE CONTEMPT CASES.

THE ERIE CONTEMPT CASES.
New YORK, April 21.-The CONTEMPT pro-
ceedings in the case of Jay Gould, one of the
Erie directors, have been discharged by Judge
Barnard's order. The proceedings before
Judge Barnard in contempt of six directors of
tne Erie road, were continued to-day, but
nothing new was developed.
TRIAL OF GEN. COLE.
ALBANY, April N.-The trial of Gen. Cole,
indicted for the murder of l.. 1T Hisoocl, for
the alleged seduction of his wife, commenced
to-day. A portion of the jury were obtained
and sworn
LEGISLATIVE.
The Governor signed the Erie Railroad bill
this evening.
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Door Plates A! Door Plates +!
GET YOUR
Door Plates. Street Do PeaU Numbers
A. III. ATWOOD'S, SILVER platter,
No. ISL Middle Street, (Up Stairsl.
ey-T The largest assortment to be found in the city,
April Is 1868. dit
CITY OF PORTLAND.
IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY EIGHT.
AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING MEETINGS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

COUNClL.
Be it ordained bu the Mayor Aldermen and Conlia y
Council ftae CITY Of Portland, IN CITY Council
assembled, as fotlo'oS:
C,ECTION l. Stated meetings of the Board OF
- Mavor and Aldermen shall be held on the first
Monday evening of each month, at seven and a halt
n;c,ocE: Stated meetings Of the Common Council
sba11 be held on the second Monday evening of each
month at seven and hall o'clock.
Special meetings of the Mayor and Aldermen and
of HE CITY Council shall be called by the Mayor at
such times as he may deem expedent, by causing a
ratification thereof to be lett at tue residence or
usual pace of business OF each member of the Board
or Boards to be convened.
SEcTIos AN Ordinances inconsistent with this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Approved April Z, 1868. apri6d2w
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MOBILE, April H.-Accounts from the inte-
rlor of Alabama and Mississippi report serious
damage to plantations from the late rains.
The rivers and creeks are very high in many
places and are running over the banks. IL Is
feared that a general replanting will have to
be done.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-22
CANA DA.

OTTAWA, April 21.-The evidence against
Whelan, who is suspected as the murderer of
MCGEE, is daily becoming stronger since his
arrest. He has voluntarily made several i'm
portant admissions. Patrick Bucklev door
keeper of the House of Commons, has been ar
rested in consequence of the contradictory ma
ture OF his evidence before the police magis-
trate. The authorities continue to act with
great vigilance, and enquiry is pushed in eve
information .--. "a :.
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AUCTION SALES.
House and Land at Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY, April 22d, at O'Clock P. NJ,
~ shall sell the two story wooden house with
store basen emit No. Merrill Street. said house
contains eight rooms, and has recently BEEN put in
thorough repair. The store offers tine chance for
grocery or other business. Lot % by 70 feet. Term
easy Sale positive For particulars call on j. Jones,
No. Merrill Street. L. o. BAILEY,
April II. dtd Anetloneer.
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Special Steamboat Notice.

SpecIaI SteambOat NOIIct'
On and after Tuesday.-A Pril 2sth
sSsas IN the Steamer "City OF kienmond
viii WILMA mako sSd 81; one to pid ssf leave 70
ss1.sS-SEes.-=9s ing Portland for Bangor every
Tuesday at 10 O'Clock p. NJ and Bangor for Porf.
land every Thursday at o'clock A. NJ And Port.
land for Machas every Friday at 10 o'clock p NJ
aud Machias for Portland every Monday at o'clocl
A. M until further notice. ~
ROSS q STURDlvANT, Agents.
Portland, April Is, 1868. dtf
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GTORE on Widgery's Wharf, lately occupied by
- George S. Barstow, Esq. Apply at Portland
Savings Bank, or to
JONAS H. PERLEy, ESQ.
Apr 6, 1868. ap7d3w
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Large Stock of Dry II Fancy Goods
Silver Plated Ware &c,
at A ucfiI.n

XNTILL be sold at Auction at the store of stevens
w 81 Co., No. 800 Congress ST.. commencing on
Thursday April 231 at q O'clock z. NJ, and contii-
Jung every afternoon and evening thrO ugh this and
the next week lar &c lot OF Cloths Tor Mems g. Boys
"g pi suitable for the season.
xarI c S and Brown Sheet ing, Table Linen by ths
Eaboas. 1e S cloths, Napkins, Dog lies, Printed and
Nar"Sjii Dol Table covers, Rubber table cloth,
BaImoral sEiais Scotch and AxminseI Quilts
Lawn Hdkis. Linen Towels. ID amer Crash. Buff,
F5enh or 5i eI,a White Brilliant and NarseIes'
L . anu Gen,s nose Parasois, School Umbrellas,
Albums, Peftunefy, Note PAPER, EnyeIo,,es sc
Also fine stoSk OF Silver Plated ware, ofths best
styles and quality consisting Ice Pichers SAVERS
Goblets, Mugs, Butter Dishes, sugar BOWS eau
Bells Gators, Cake Baskets, Pie AMI Cake niyC g.
Tea Sets, Soup ladies' Spoons, FOrks, Butter Kniyes
&c. Also Table Cutlery, Clocks Watches, Jewelry ,
ana great variety OF small articles.
Special Auction sale for Ladies' every Az
iernOOu sr re o'clock
ma, g. w. HOLMES, Auctioneer.