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The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12
A Startling DiscIosure.

That there are eighty disabled soldiers re-
siding in Portland, who cannot, on account of
disabilities incurred in the service Of their
country, give their families comfortable sup
port,-that there are not a few soldiers fami-A
lies in our midst "whose members are sick and
suffering, cold, even, and hungry, to-day" are
almost incredible statements. But circular
issued by Major J. F. Land, Post Commander,
in behalf of the comrades Of The Grand Army
of the Republic, soliciting aid for disabled SOL
diers and soldiers widows and orphans, states
all this, and more. The Relief Committee of
the Grand Army have expended $1,000 in aid
of the sufferers during the last year. only $40 Of
which has gone to members Of that organization
But there are in Portland twenty-five hun
dred returned soldiers one hundred soldiers
widows and two hundred and fifty soldiers Or
phans. Therefore the funds at the disposal of
the Grand Army 60 but a little way toward
relieving the wants of the many among this
large number who are incapacitated for remu-
nerative labor. '.Gai3e gufQaa0 hies ~ l,3ls
| This is matter that should be attended to
at once 1t is burning shame that such a
| state of things should exist at all, and every
moment that elapses without its being reme-
died, redoubles the disgrace. These soldiers
went to the war with the applause of their fell
low citizens and the M st solemn promises
that their patriotism should be held in eternal
remembrance and, so far as might be, reward
ed. Has the promise been kept? rob si5
| The smallest contributions, if not more than
twenty-five cents, will be thankfully received
| from such as can give no more Money may
be sent to the Post Commandment, Major j. It.
Land, at his store, corner of Federal and Ex-
change streets; or to the Chairman of the Re-
lief Committee, George Fl. Libby, at the City
Treasurer's Office, City Building. aas alsA
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DaMEsTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANC1sCo-Ar 23d ut. shin Reunion.
Nichols. New YORK. = 90 rtEf - -
NEW 0RLEANs-Ar 4th. sch Time, Adams, from
AZ 5th, ship Amaranth. Watson, Liverpool.
MOBlLE-Cid 9Th inst, sch joachim, HERMAN, for
KEY wEST-Ar 4tb brig Hattie B. Daggett. from
Minatitan tor New York (put in for provisions
OF the port 3D., ship Molocka, Hathorne, from As
pinwall and was ordered to Brunswick, Ga, to load
JACKSoNvILLE-Cld Sd, brig Gamma, Church.
New York; sch A Crabtree. Joy, Philadelphia
SAyANNAH-Ar 9Th, sch George Somes, Pray,
CID sth. brig Crimea, waterhouse Monteyideo.
SID gth, sens neazer. Henley, Portland; Catawam-
'seH 6RGET feS n sc9cd 25b sch ,o.
Lock, West Indies. Ne Aoin'
Rl6AMoND-sld4 th, sch Nettie Gushing, Pres
NoRFoLK,cld sth. barque q W Roosevelt, Henri
BALTIMoRE-Ar 9th, sch RsdnetOu, Hewett,
CID 9th, brig Showers, French, Matanzas. Sid,
sch Anna Leland, Bennett, Port Spain.
sor yo 1ptn snip Ellen Hoon, Neil New York. to load
pPHILADELPHIA-Cld 9th inst, brig S Smith,
hnM1 y Matanzas.
John Snow, Mitchell, Providence; Union Flag, Ma
ioney do for Bakers Island, to load nsh guano for
Charleston; Harriet, Crowley, New London; saml
Ar 10th, brig valencia, Small, Fray Bentos via
Also ar 10Th, ship Game Cock. sherburne, wham-
poa los days; schs Henry Clay, Stratton, Jackson
vile Is; Cherub, Fletcher Portland 10 days.
Cid 10th. barque Templar, Bartlett. Malaga; brig
Emma Dean, Atkinson, Curaeoai sch V Welling-
ton, Snow. Philadelphia.
NEW L0NDoN-Sld 9th, sch Waterfall, McIel.
Ian, from Portlandl tor Baltimore ,N
ton, Ehzabethport. - :. '-N-'
CID 9th. schs Ada. tBrl Given, ST John, NIB. via
Portland Maggie L Gray, Pillsbury' Rocsiand 20
load tor New Orleans. Ne ~'@Au' "
NEwPoRT-Ar sth, schs Broadfield. Crowell fin
Pof1ann ,or Baltimore; sontherner, Darling do Tor
Ar lO,n, schs Pinta. Smith, Baltimore for Boston
Areularius, Rockland Tor New York; Chas SobI,
ana Lucy Ames, do for do; Eta Sylvester Prov,
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

VANDRNHoFFs READING.-Mr. Vandenhof
had good reason to be proud of the audience
gathered in City Hall last night, for in addition
to the crowded house which is usual at this
course of lectures, there were present men dis
tin ,uished In letters and the professions who
are rarely ever seen at any public entertain
ment ,5IoI ossL y NiaNs9 Avp gt
To preface our criticisms we shall state that
we are, and always have been, IAN admirer of
Mr.. Vandenhof as an actor, and of many of
his readings. The entertainment last evening
did not quite come up to the mark. Whether
it was owing to cold. which rendered Mr.. VS.
voice husky, or to our sitting under the gallery,
or to having heard him read the combat scene
from the g Lady of the Lake 2 before, we can
not tell; but ii did not please us as much as
the first reading. U The Picket Guard was
very well read. The wooing of Katherine by
Henry is a scene that requires wonderful pow
er to interpret correctly. y 't
1t always seems absurd to us to see man at
tempt to personate very charming woman
and particularly the naivete of French wo-
man speaking her own language The render
ing of Henry's part was very satisfactorily
done. In the combat scene Mr.. V. did not APP
pear as well as before, although 1t was rem
dering which gave great satisfaction to the au-
dience 1t was in this portion of the enter,
tainment the huskiness of voice and apparent
effort on the part of the speaker were noticea-
BILE. The acting, in the sketch from the Pick
wick Papers, was capital, particularly the daz-
ed expression of Wrinkle when shut out by the
blowing to of the door. The Pickwick Papers
are a fund of amusement and one cannot helm
laughing every time he reads them or hears
them read. Apart from our criticism it was
evidently very enjoyable entertainment to
the audience present, who expressed their APP
probation in frequent applause.
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DIR. DUBOIS GREAT EUROPEAN
E CATARRH REMEDY.
L

sCATARRH Is disease little understood by physi-
clans; IN fact many say there is for IT. but
hundreds will testify 70 having been entirely cured
by using DR. DUBOIS CATARRH COMPOUND.
Patients will not have 10 use more than one OF two
packages before they receive benefit. Severe cases
have been cured
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12
i Snecial Notice.

The undersigned having purchased the exclusive
license to manufacture and sell Velocpedes in the
State Of Maine under the patent granted Parre Lal
Tenant, of Paris,i France and james Carroll of New
Haven, Conn, November 2oth, 1866, most respects
fully caution all persons against making selling
any kind of velocpede in the State with crank to
front axle foot tredles guiding arms, or that ia
any way infringe upon the patent here referred to-.
Persons who have commenced their manufacture
previous to this notice, viii be literally treated by
at once calling upon
q. P. KIMBALL & LARKIN.
Portland, Me-, Feb 8, 1858. dim
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COMMERCIAL.
ntorrInrrs BY nAlrnoAl AND STEAMERS, FEB. il

PoRTLAND& KENNEBEo RAILROADS. cars hay.
do woolsns, Al sacks waste 81 bales batting, 1870
barrels, 10 doz brooms car shingles. 1000 doz show
ell handles old iron, SO DOORS AZ bdls sash and
blinds, 10 prs springs II pkgs sundries, % cars for
Boston.
PORTLAND, SAoo & PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
car wood, do oil, do heads and boxes, do shook
do cattle, do WOOL 100 bales CLOTH 80 bbls SOAP SO
bbIs, boxes and pkgs.r %
PORTLAND d R0CHEsTER RAILROAD - 2 cars
boxes, do heads, do wood, do hoops. do ship
timber, do plank, do mdse, 2 cases clothing do
mdse. 80 cans milk sundry packages.
: GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--300 bbls -four, 219 cans
milk car hay, 1911 bdis paper, car potatoes bbls
beans. car bark. 300 bags bran, bds brooms, 81
pkgs sundries. In bond for shipment CASTILLO bbls
-four, 100 do oBt meal, bacon, do extracts,
tons shorts, 81 pkgs sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL sRAILRoAD-52 bags spools, Is
bbls. beans, potatoes 65 bdls hoops is boxes
scythes 174s sides leather, Is tales WOOL rs hides SO
bales flannel 7'bdls shoyeis, 418 pkgs sundries,
STEAMER FOREST CRY, FROM BosToN-26 bbls
ndse, 131 do pork, So cases shoes, 81 bags figs do
coffee, ties noiasses, Is do lard, 95 bdls hose 26
Stoves 30 bales oakum 81 bdls iron, IA bars do, 121
boxes mdse, 10 do tin % slabs marble 80 rolls iet 81
do leather, 100 pkgs to order. For Canadas and up
couhtry-f20 empty bbls 10 bbls OIL do OYSTERS 30
bags rags % bales do 216 rolls leather 20 bales hides
30 do WOOL 10 bdls steel, 80 pkgs to ORDER Dfial
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

THE ARoosrooK RAILRoAD.-The railroad
question exercises the minds of the good peo-
pie Of Aroostook-who deny the ALLEGATION of
the religious journals that they need mission
ariss-as it does everybody else. The question
10 whether money enough can be raised to
build road to connect the county at Pressure
Isle with the European and North American
road at Vim or whether the st. Croix is the
natural channel of Aroostook trade, and 1.-The
point of junction with the European g. North,
American shall be nearer the eastern line Of
the State. Professionally branch road four
miles long, connecting Houlton with the ST
Andrews road in the Province of New Yruns-
wick must suffice Bangor, of course, desires
to obtain the Aroostook trade, but has invest
ed her funds SO generously in the European
and North American and the Piscataouis roads
that some Of the Aroostook people are, a little
doubtful of the ability Of the Eastern metron-
lis Of Maine to aid their project to the desired
extent. But If there is city in New Eng
land that deserves the stereotyped commenda-
ton, "plncky" and "enterprising' Bangor,
and there is little doubt that the oAroostook
read will receive share of its bounty either
through municipal or individual action But,
however this may be, Aroostook needs railroad
Communication sadly. Few people whe have
no occasion to go there or hold communication
win It's inhabitants realize how completely it
Is cut on from the world. Our exchanges
snas come from that country are four days old
wnen tney reach this city4and four days is
as long period as the scriptural day accord.
ing to the calendar of the eeoloa;sts -, .,,,...
We get papers from New Orleans ss o sap
bly, as nom Presque Isle. and from ali nasts a
Canada, the West and Washington soma par ss OF
sooner, 1.llf gdf rEt" S'no uays
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MARRIED.

Z In Yarmouth Feb. 10, by Rev. Geo. A. Putnam,
DR.. o. W. Norton and Abbie F. Mitchell, both OF
Frecport. 81 4 xf r
In Pennington, Feb. 3. Henry @. johnson and Ma
ry B. Knowlton.
In Weld, Jan. 80, Charles b. TAFT and Calista j.
Masterman.
In Stark, Dec. 4, VIM. D. Smith, OF New Sharon,
and Mrs. BETSY Allen, OF Stark.
In Rockland, Jan. 81, Capt. Charles Allen and
Mary A. Clark.
In Rockport, Jan. %. Rev. Thos. e. Brastow, OF
Brooks. and Sarah L. Carlton, OF r.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

Ice, Mr.. Clark is getting in his supply Of
ice for our people the ensuing season. .Judg-
ing from the loads we have seen pass, through
the streets, we should say that he has secured
the best ice ever stored in this city 1t is clear
as crystal and perfectly pure. Our people,
who take ice, can be assured of the best quail
ty they have ever known. at s]s ze5170
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

FEBRUARY TERM-aoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
+ THURSDAY Whitman s. Dyer v. E. f. Gorham
Replevin of Florence Sewing Machine. Judgment
for damages $24.17. feif Ono aHa
Thomas, Jr. Ingraham. I
Joseph F. Libby v. M. Kennard. Account overrnl-
ed. Balance due on hack and horses $35 Is, Judg-
ment for defendant. - ef'..it ~
Thomas, Jr. 81 ssasr Putnam.
Numbers 3d. 1Oo 1922 1oa 80 and So are in order for
trial to-day. -4i-43'
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

"a CALL DEcLINED.-On, Wednesday the COM
mittee of the Second Universalist Church :
ceived letter from Mrs. Hannaford declining
the call lately rendered her by that Society.
We had previously announced that she had
accepted the call on information given us by
member Of the church, 1T seems that when
the first letter was received in answer to the
cali the impression was conveyed that she
would accept, but in this second letter, receiv-
ed two days ago, she states that her congrega-
ton is not willing to part with her.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

An UNFORTUNATE CANDIpArE.--Whil Gen.
Grant was eating dinner in Brooklyn, some
crazy fellow handed in a card at the front door,
with modest request to be made Secretary of
the Treasury! The amused host showed this
to the General, who calmly remarked that be
thought che wouldn't make out the papers to-
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs G.. R. Da-
wis & Go, have sold the westerly half of their
new block on Bracket street, west Of Carton,
to William Kilvert. ESQ.,, of Lewiston. for
$4,000, and we are informed that our worthy
friend, Rev. Gershom F. Cox, who is not a
stranger to our people, will again make his
residence among US with his son-in-law, Mr..
Kilvert Ij trsrisI s@e ris44,a-f- 49,. - 81. 3ftt-Fs
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12
Supreme judicial Courr.

JANUARY TERM-wALroN j., PRESIDING.
TaURsDAY.-The case of John Mcdonald " In
habitants Standish is still trial The evidence is
all in and the arguments have been made by A. A.
Strout for defendants, and s. c. Strout for plaintiff
The charge from the Judge viii be given in the
morning.
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DIED.

In this city, Jan. Mr. John Burgess, aged 80
In Westbrook, Feb, 10, Mrs, Elizabeth j., wife Of
David Moulton, Esq, aged 80 years. -s. i.
Funeral services Saturday afternoon at O'Clock:
In New Gloucester, Feb. 10, MIR. John Small, aged
"a years months days.
In Palmyra, Jan. g. Dea. Ephraim Bachelor,
aged " years. lOther papers please copy.]
In Eningham. N. H., Feb. II, Mr.. RUFUS Wlkin-
son. aged 66 years.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

PEOPLES EXPRESS. Mr.. Charles A. Brown,
who has had several years experience with
Express Co npanies in this city, (and more re-
Gently Agent of the New England Express
Company has started Peoples Express be-
tween Boston, Portland and Lewiston. He
offers the best of references, and we have no
/ doubt that he will receive a large share of pa
tronage. His office is SO Exchange street, in
this city; and 10 Court square, Boston; and
II Lisbon street, Lewiston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

: FoR twenty days you can buy furs, robes,
hats, caps, Sc, Be, without regard to cost at
McCallar's Casco Bank block. Cali and ex-
anime. an a. rr4g jan26dtf
SCHLoTTERBECK's BAY SHAMPooING LIQUID
This preparation, for cleansing the scalp, erad-
icating dandruff, &c.is unsurpassed Itopens
the pures of the scalp, gives the natural juices
free circulation through the hair, which is
thereby strengthened and prevented from fall
ing out. Price so cents per bottle. feb10d2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

A PUBLIC EXHIBITION of the Portland Light
infantry in Upten's new TACTICS will take
place at City Hall on the 22d Of the present
MONTH An article relating to the new system,
will be found on the first page.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

-WHALEN's ExEcUTIoS.-Now that Whalen
has, been hung at Ottawa for the murder of
MCGEE, we shall see whether there will be any
more murders in the Dominion. We predict
that the year 1869 will show an average num-
Der, Notwithstanding this vindication of the
majesty of the law. z.a5 sid5 10 5i dlngt sH'r
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

I THE ST. LOUIS FAMILY FLOUR CO.
Flour at Wholesale Prices.-For the conven-
fence of our up town patrons, we have opened
store No. 229 Congress Street, next door to
New City Hall, and have added thereto a stock
of FRESH GRocERIEs. a Please call and see
them. - - 80 'il-- --i feb9dtfsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

CUBA.z-A special dispatch from Cuba to the
New York Tribune states that the whole island
is undermined with revolt Even so near the
capital as Matanzas popular outbursts take
place, and on the railroad line about Villa Cla-
ra the insurgent commander has seven well
armed regiments q LlLl 20 taIll 29.L l-9A
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12
REMOXALy

We shall remove March 1st to the spacious
Rooms in Woodman's Block, Cor. Middle and
Pearl streets, now occupied by Gray, Lufkin
& Perry, where we shall as heretofore keep
one OF the largest Stocks of BOOTS and
SHOES to be found in the State. q
I 4 ~ LORD, HASKELL 8 co.
Portland, Feb 1. fe3d1m sN
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

SEARCH AND SEIzURE.--The Deputv Mar.
shals, yesterday, made a seizure of several
jugs OF liquors at the shop of Thomas Parker,
on Green street, and notined Mr.. Parker to
make his appearance at the Municipal Court.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12
Portland and Vicinity.
BOZ New Advertisements rhis Dav.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Notice to High st Parish. il1 s8lia.9fs
'Ni AUCTION COLUMN. -'Gfas7-t
Auction Notice.. o. Bailey, IS Exchange st.
E5i NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Adventures, perils and Escapes N. Y. Ledger
Agent Wanted. 8H1 ~
Boot Maker " anted. 9A e5a-.eeii I'D. ises
BJarders Wanted. ~
Lost-Scarf and Pin. 'fNl 4ft
Coal-Randall, McAllster & Co. iv glEufo
Kids-L. B. Follett. s4- - -.--,
Catar h Remedy. tt''Ai Ae
Removal-A. l.. Bryant & Co.. h VI7-fl
Legislative Hearing. or,il6lr4 ,,e.. n. w.. +,
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

A PROVIDENCE pape states that Mr. He,.
ry 9. Dorsey, who so generously fed tha ISL :a
oners in Maine and other New England 8 PIE. p,s.
on the 31st ult., has been himself an ~
mate of State Prison. He was conm;ttsa -
the Rhode Island State Prison some wear. = ~
on charge of forgery; and was pardoned ont
by the Governor, on proof Of his innocence.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

As pleasant relaxation from the consider.
alton of railroad subsidy bills Congressman
should give their attention to IAN act entitled
an act" to fix and determine definitely the
name of the Delegate from the Territory of
New Mexico, who by virtue, of favorable re-
port from the Committee on Elections has
just got his seat after vigorous struggle Of
two years. he has been known all the while
in the newspapers sometimes as Chavers, then
as Chavez, anon as Chaves or Chavez, and
now comes the usually accurate correspondent
OF the Springfield Republican and half a doz-
en otner papers and gravely introduces the
eE mexican as Chovest Let us know what
.pe honorable Delegates name. really is, all
tne more because the careful Providence Jour
nal prints it Cheaves. liz 80 -
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

PERsoNAL.-It may please many of the old
parishioners in this city Of Rev. yR. P. Cutler
to know that he is now settled over the Uni
tartan Church in Charleston, and is very much
pleased with his Surroundings. f.9s.e IN.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

e Henry Ward Beecheriin his pulpit the other
day, said;isI am the happiest man that lives.
You coulio not tempt me out of this place.
Suppose they had offered me the Senatorship
of the United States,do you suppose would
have accepted it?, Never, neyer!" s.,., -soi..
) The new Wisconsin Senator, Mr.. Carpenter,
has signed the temperance pledge.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12
Querx.

Nah' npiroR,-WM some one who is posted
oe Klnd enough to inform me in whom the
properly OF the books in the Portland Institute
ana Public Library vests, and oblige
A STOCKHOLDERS,
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

ART.-The new paintings displayed in Mr..
Geyer's store were procured by Mr. Fl. w.
Ripley, who is we'll known to our citizens, and
forwarded to Mr.. Geyer, and both gentlemen
have labored assiduously in regard to their
hanging so that the beauty of each shall be
properly brought out. --,.---.
On entering the gallery the first picture
which strikes the eye of the visitor is entitled
the .Attack," by Norris 1t is a flock Of
sheep, chased by the Sheppard dog, leaping
the brook. The drawing and col~ing of the
leading sheep and the dog are extremely well
executed and perfectly natural. The value of
the picture is set at $1,000. Two very pretty
little pictures are Lambs" by Van Sever
donek, and q aKing Charles Spaniel" by A.
F. Tate. One of the best pictures is entitled
"Roman Coseume," representing girl walk
ing along path in the vicinity of an old Ro-
man city with jar poised on her head. All
the details very carefully worked up. A
Dessert" BY Fletcher, is very, good and
"Snnset on the Esopus River" by Arthur
Parton, is capital The singular clouds just
over the brow Of the mountains give the apr
pearance of spots on the picture, but at sunset,
in summer, nature produces even stranger ef-
fects. Then there is a sketch of "St. Andrews
Bay" by Harry Brown, which is in crude
state, not yet finished, and shows Harry in .
rether new line of his art. When finished, we
should think it would do him credit
Champney has several pictures on exhibi-
ton, among them "Lake Lucerne,. e. aeo
Valley with Mole Mountain" and "Ripley
Falls" Thomas Hill exhibits Carson Val
ley" very carefully painted picture, and on
q smaller scale. from his aYo Semitic" and
"Bridal Veil Fall" which attracted SO much
attention when displayed at McKenny &
Davis. We think there will be a great desire
to see this last production Van Lamputen
has very pretty landscape, with fowls feed
ing, and there are many others we have not
space to mention. 9aIB 90 .zio0.a
Messrs. Ripley and nGeyer are deserving of
the thanks of the lovers of art for their efforts
in securing to them a view lof these produc-
lions of well known artists, and we have no
doubt the gallery viii be thronged while the
paintings remain on exhibition. and some of
Esd .Na
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12
Windham,

The Republicans of Windham are requested to
meet at the Town House, on Saturday, Feb 10th, at
o'clock M to nominate candidates Tor town off,
GERS for the March election. seq E.l2
feiOtd Per Order of Town Comm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OH a NGE '

On and after this date the business hereto.
fore done under the name of STEVENS
LORD, HASKELL 800, will be continued
under the style of LORD, HASKELL & co.
"a Portland Feb. 1. 1888 ..s-.-s
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED Postmaster GEN
aeral Randall has made the following appoint
Centre, vice n. Allen, resigned; J. G. Nash, at
Harrington, vice VS. Coffin resigned: Geo.
9Tolman at South Deer Isle, vice Mrs. Mary
Knight resigned a AR6Aah Z B 7geES
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12
The Healing Pool!

An Essay for Young Men ON the Crime
Of Solitude, and tina Diseases and Abuses which
create impedments to IN arria e, with sure means
OF Relief Sem in sealed letter envelopes tree OF
charge. address, DIR. ,. skillin HoughsOn,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. i3 non -
ja19d&w3meN
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! United states District Court.

FEBRUARY TERM-Fox, j.. PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-The evidence in the libel case against
the brig Hud d Frank was completed this mornine,
and the court in the afternoon was occupied with
bankrupt cases.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-12

Steamer Cailotta, from Halilax-11 cases cask 8
pkgs bbls chests mdse, to Eastern Elk Co; casks
66 bdls dry fish, John Porteous.
Steamer Chase, from Halifax p chests, bdls
bbls mdse, Eastern Elk Co.