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LosT---FOUND.

4 OSTi LOST!-Between Gen. Pixies resi-
4 4 denee, on Adams street, and the Peabody
Hotel, lot of Papers. tied either in black
and spotted oil-cloth pocket or brown envel-
ope, which are of no value to any one-except
their owner, C. +. Notrebe, whose name ap-
pears in many places on them. These papers
are principally military orders. Amy one de-
liyering them TO the Peabody Hotel will be
literally rewarded. jel6
O TOLEN.-A BLOOD-BAY MARE, black
y name and tail, star in her forehead, and
about years old. She was stolen by man
calling himself CharlesOConnor. Said mare
is supposed to be In Memphis. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for the recovery of the
mare and the capture and conviction of the
thief. JNO, T. ANDERSON, Batesyille, Miss,
or G. 2. BOONE, 29e Front street. jeS
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sECOND pIspArcIi.

Crop prospects much improved by
Late rains and fine weather in Texas.
/ IN. ID. Stanwood is appointed SUI
pervisor of internal revenue for Ala
bama and Mississippi, to take effect
the first Of July. sn. vua.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

T o. o. F.-Gayoso Encampment -.,,-------
Il. No. 8, l. o. o. F., meets this e
Thursday evening, 18th inst. Mem 5sSesSSs
hers are requested 10 be present. Sssa7'aSS~
Election Of officers viii be held for ensuing
term.
F. MELLERSH, c. P.
THOMAS BACON, Scribe. ielT
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. J. 8. SCARBOROUGH
Has Arrived in Memphis.

Nd VIII remain an indefinite period for
~ the purpose of treating VENEREAL
PEPSIA. He promises to cure Syphilis per-
manently, without the use of mercury, pledg-
ing himself 20 pay all the expenses of treat
ment should he fail to effect cure IN cases
nj the cure of Scrofula, Dropsy and Dyspep-
sia, he considers his treatment the most eff
medical world. DR.. Scarborough was raised
in West Tennessee, and in an extensive prac-
tice Of seventeen years, has not failed in q
single case to make perfect cure in the treat
ment of Venereal Diseases, and in much less
time than is generally required.
Satisfactory references given.
OfSce-AO. 227 Second Street, Upstairs.
al
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cARPEHTERING.
John REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. 50 JET.
~ ferson Street, entrance in alley. Special
attention given to Stair Work. Houses and
Vernndahs framed ready for shipping. noV2l
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DENTIST.
DENTISTRY.

DR. GEO. W. AGREE, having reopened his
II office, would respectfully notily MS olo
friends and the public generally, that be has
resumed the practice OF his profession. reef
Ing thankful for the liberal patrcnage ne nas
received for nearly quarter OF , century n
this city, solicits q continuance of the same.
o11ce, z2 Main street. ~;
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REWARDS.

4nn REWARD-will be paid for the re-
% 1OO covery OF the body of my son, ten
years Old, drowned in the MISSISSIPPI river,
hraiG. fHssa Imy&l @. w. AGREE.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

TsNHE Incorporators and Stockholders OF the
1 Shelby County Agricultural, Mechanical
and Horticultural Society, are hereby re-
quested to meet at the Chamber of Commerce,
at Odd-F Fellows Hall, in Memphis, on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th inst. for the purpose Of or
ganizing, eIecting q Board of Directors and
transaeting other important business. The
meeting viii be promptly at l2 o'clock m.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Chairman.
LION TEoCSDALE, Secretary. ie9
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FROM ST LOUIS
The 1ocOOle- Allen Fight Gallagher Chal-
lenges Allen.

ST. LOUIS, June l6.-Charley Gal
Iagher has challenged Tom Alien to
fight him for $1,000. In his challenge,
Gallagher recognizes Allen as the win
ner of the fight yesterday, notwith-
standing the decision of the referee.
The accounts published this morning
scout at the idea of Allen committing
a foul" on McCoole.
SECOND DISPATCH.
II is annouced tonight that Nc
Coole claims that Allen gouged him,
and that the decision >of the referee
was in accordance with the rules of
the prize ring; but McCoole says he
has no desire to take advantage of it,
and has sent a challenge to fight him
for $4,000 within three months, and not
more than 100 miles from this city.
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NOTICE

TTNHE capital stock of the Memphis and st.
Il Louis Transportation Company having
been subscribed a meeting OF the sfoclEhold-
ers of said Company is called on SATURDAY,
June 49, 1862 at 10 O'Clock am, at the office OF
the Peoples Insurance Company, No. Is Mad
ison street, to elect five Directors for manag-
ing the affairs OF said Company In pursuance
OF It's charter. +. s. DAVIS,
JAMES LEE, SR.
NJ. ]. WICKS,
p NJ. PATTERSON,
Memphis, June II. [Jel7l Corporators.
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! ESTABLISHED 1910. .e5sas
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Dispatches TO the Southwestern Press assocaliOn
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From -he Jackson Tri-weekly Clarion Of
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LOUISVILLE.

CHICAGO. June lG.-Flour s. 5ga6 90 Wheat
n H. Corn ts' .a8ilsc. Oats 5sc. Rye S6rac.
RarleV 81 I5al 20. Highwines CSC. MolaSses
95caSl. Pork - =. Lard Hi4c Bul6 shoul-
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LOUISVILLE, June l6.-CoTn 65c. oats CSC.
Prime sugar liisc. Prime mOlasses soc, Pork
SO, Bacon shoulders axe; sides lSals55c.
Hams l9l &. Lard lyC. HighwineS SIC. To-
baceo active: sales 800 hhds nj s6 "a 50. Can
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YACHT RAcE,-The yacht race which was
announced to come off yesterday afternoon at
. O clock was postponed indefinitely, owing to
the severe storm (of the night previous, which
lett It's marks ON several of the yachts The
Ray, Columbia and Sparkle were considerably
injured and tho rigging of other of the yachts
considerably >chafed. We were sorry, as it
would have been beautiful day for the race
and a%sSiin, we should like to have seen which
was the best boat of the two, the Ray or the
Gussie. We don't mean by this that the Ray
or Gussie would have been sure to win the
race over all the other yachts, but simply as
the Ray and Gusse are of about the same size
aud style, and there had boon considerable dis
cussion as to their respective merits, we should
have liked to have seen them pitted against
each other. Tha Gussie is New York yacht.
We hope race may be yet arranged between
the two,
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POST MoRrEM EXAMINATIoN.-A post NOR
tenn examination Of the body Of Senator Fes-
sender was made by DR.. Foster, of this city,
yesterday morning. Drs. Perley, of Bridgton,
Horatio Smith, of New York, Wood, Gilman
and Daves of this city, and DR.. Fessenden,
surgeon in charge of the Marine Hospital and
brother of the Senator, being in attendance
1t was found that just above where the smaller
bowels enter into the larger, the canal had con-
tracted so as to be entirely closed, and the
bowels for foot or more above the obstruction
were in high state of inflammation. A Der
foraton was also found above the obstruction,
aud 1t was the opinion of the physicians that
at the time he first called the doctor, on Tues
day, the 3lst day of August, he had made this
rupture, and that human skill could avail
nothing towards saving his life; and that when
he Ielt the severe pain few hours before his
death, after returning to his bed, he probably
increased this rupture bringing on immedi-
ate dissolution; that this trouble had been
coming ON for some time back, Mr. Fessenden
having been sufferer from chronic diarrhma
Tor at least year past and that the few DAYS
before the physicians were called the constipa-
ton, which he looked upon as favorable sign
towards restoring healthy action to the sys-
tenn, was really most alarming symptom.
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osEPH b. ST. JOHN,
Assistant Manager

OF THE CAsco IRON WoRKs.-F. o.
sold at auction yesterday all the real
sonal property of the Casco Iron Co.,
| at the mouth of the Presumpscot
Westbrook, two miles from City Hall.
Uses some 6j acres of land, and flats
lat tide water at the mouth of the
{. scot river, with q water frontage OF
fhundrec feet, and large area of inn
fats, and good depth of water at the
The works consist of Forge Build
out leo by 140 feet, containing furnaces,
:, a 8 ton Naysmyth and other steam
ers, and all other tools and machinery
rging heavy cranks, car axles and al
kinds of iron work, and originally cost
. There was small attendance, and
ding was confined to three parties. 1t
arted at $4,000 and ran Up to $4,000. at
price it was knocked down to James M.
hill, Esq.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Smith and Jones Converse.

80 neighbor Jones see you've got
A door-plate new upon your door,
like its style, 1 never saw
A nicer-neater one before!
Oh tell me where you got it made,
Speak quickly Jones and tell me true,
That may have my name engraved
That l may have door plate too?'
wen good Squire Smith my door plate came,
I. FROM Thirty-one on Market Square,
The buildings called Lancaster Hall.
And A. FL. Atwood's working there!
The people all his work admire,
lie makes his door-plates neat and plain,
AND orders have been sent
From many-many parts of Maine"
"And does he furnish numbers too.
To number doors and houses right?"
HE does! just call and see his work
And you will soon express delishtr'
Then Smith and Jones went on their WAYS.
Jones to his store did soon repair
And Smith did for door plate 90
70 Thirty-one ON Market Square.
sep7sNd1w
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DAILY PRESS,
RORT'IAAND.
PORTLAND and Vicinity.

Friday Morning, September 10, 1869.
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Daily Programme.
Friday. September 10Th, 1861

Friday. September 10Th, 1S6o'
FORENOON.
s 10 A. M.-Meeting of the Marshals and
Superintendents at Presidents headquarters
o M-Grand Procession of all stock on eX-
hibiton.
10 A. M.-No 40, Exhibition of Stations with
their pro !eny, first premium $3.50, second
premium 800. Entries:
Gbreth's Knox. ....................J Fl. Gilbretb.
Lewiston Boy. .....................H ii. b. Pnkham,
Gen. McLeiian. .'.'...'.............O -. Nj. Shaw.
IL A: M.-Address by Dr. George B. Lornc
OF Mass, President of the N E. Agricultural
Society.
II M-Dinner
Up. M.-No. AZ, for Horses that have nevar
trotted better than 2 IS, mile heats, in har-
ness, In 8, Sl00 to first, $50 to second. En-
tries:
DEM. .,;.............John D, Artheany, Augusta
Sips2h horse, s. g.........S. Gibson, Bethel.
neu Lewis. D. G: "A. M. Savage Wateryille.
Brown Nathan, br'n geo.. E. Russell Buckfeld.
~. M.-No. 43, for Horses that have never
frotted better than 2.54, mile heats in bar-
ness 3 in 5, $3.50 to first, $50 to second. En-
tries:
PANEL Boon, 8. R. LarlSin Pennington.
uom thumb, b. g:........G. H. Bailey, Portland.
Cumming cumming Bird BLK m. John May, Augusta.
' W e '''''''''.. "A. M savage, NaterViuc
3P- M.-No. A, open to all trotting horses,
mile heats, TO harness, best in 5, 800 to first
$500 to second. Entries:
Mcclellan, buekskin g....,A. NJ. Worcester, Boston
troublesome, chm g. .....S. II. Jacobs, Westbrook
India Rubber Ben, blk H. A. Hall, Boston.
Exhibitors are requested to have their stock
IN readiness for the procession.
In order that the trotting may be finished in
the afternoon, drivers are notified to report
with their teams upon the inner track fiftee n
minutes prior to the time designated for the
several classes. The start will be made
promptly. CHARLES B. MERRILL.
Chief Marshal
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IL = N1 M e LIZ CEAZ

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--l600b bls -four, 80 cars
corn, 80 do lumber, do laths, do bark do shin
giles, do wood, do shocks, 2 do slabs 8 ko head
ngs do cattle 80 bdls paper ii do sheeting ~ rolls
leather, 40 cans milk, 43 pkgs sundries for chip
nent East, 500 bbls. flour, cars bran.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-35 pkgs furniture.
16 beams yarn, 1875 cases carpets 8 bags WOOL car
cattle, 65 bds lowell stock, 70 bays spoos 70 do pegs
50 boxes axes, y bbs. -four, cars wood, do shin
ges do ship knees, 8 do telegraph poles $50 siucs
leather, 25 boxes herrings, ga pkgs snndries.
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BosroN-i4 cases
dry goods, 65 bbs pork, 10 ties lard II iron 80
kegs nails 1862 boxes mise, so do, 109 crates
peaches so ,ubs lard, 81 bbls. glue 200 empty half
bbs 225 pkgs to Princes Express $50 pkgs to order
for Canada and up country 81 bbls mdse 2S2 do ex-
tracts 2OS bars railroad iron 100 boxes tomatoes SO
bags wool, 15S bars ron 40 rolls leather 100 pkgs 10
order.
STEAMER FRANCoNIA. FROM NEW YORK-4S
bales cotton 80 do rags, 1913 do MANILA, do burlaps
II do WOOL 20 do dry goods SO rolls leather, G1 bds
splice bars. 20 bbs. rOsin, 10 do -four rs trunks A
bags shot, 20 do seed 131 chests tea 80 boxes raisns
clay retorts 10 pigs tin and lead, 10 stocks lgnum
VITAE co dry goods rs melons, $40 crates pc ches
"a baskets do, so bbls. fruit, $50 pkgs sundriss.
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PERsoNAL.-Hor. Hannibal Hamlin; Col.
Amasa Sprague of Rhode Island; Gen. NathI
Head of New Hampshire; Mayor Jones of
Portsmouth, N. H., are in town and stopping
at the Falmouth Hotel.
Gen. Romeyn B. Ayres We are glad to see
in town on a furlough.
Col. Henry Inman has been ordered to Ne
braska and has left for his post.
Gov. Chamberlain arrived in town yesterday
afteruoon
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She7'if'S Sale.

CUMBERLAND SIS.
FNAKEN on execution and will be sold at public
Il auction ON Saturday. the PSI h day OF September
1863, at three O'Clock p. M. at my dwelling house In
Yarmouth IN said county, all the right title and
interest which Daniel Small OF Lewiston has, wbe her
in equity to redeem or to hove conveyance by vir-
tue OF bond or contract in writing in and to the
homestead farm OF t1e late Edward Doughty situa-
ted in Gray and is described as follows-to wit:
bounded southerly by lane OF Moses Thoms-soui h.
easrery by land OF Samuel Skilngs and James
Whitney-northeaserly by land of Moses Haskell
Dorthwesterly by the road leading from Cumber-
land to Gray road, also the other portion of said
farm lying the opposite side of said road with the
buildings thereon, and is bounded southweserly
northwester'y and northeastery by land of James
Whitney. Thomas Casey, alden Doughty, and OF the
heirs of Hezekiah Doughty deceased and south
eas,erly by said road, containing sixty acres more
or less.
ID. l.. mITCHELL,
Deputy sheriff.
Yarmouth August 10Th 1863, eepl
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, IN BOAHD OF COMMON COUNCIL.
The resolutions as sent down from the Board
of Aldermen were concurred in by this Board
Adjourned
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Safe of Forfeited Goods.
COLLECTIONS OFFICE,

COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND 81 FALMoUTH,}
Portland, August %, 1869.
FYsHE following described goods having been
United States public notice OF said seizures having
been given, and no clam to said goods having been
made they will be sold at public auction, at the
office of the United States Appraiser 1888 Fore street,
in this city, on Friday September II, a. ID, 1863, at
IL O'Clock A. nj. to wit:
At boxes Cigars, 1880 Cigars; bbls, easks,2 hall
bbls, ulags Dbl and key Molasses; kegs Oh
ives: key Wine; 2 bbls and bags Sugar. bbls
Gin; bottles Gin; 2 demijohns Rum; 70 bottles
Brandy; 1 empty Barrel; 2 l 2 bbls and 1
small bag Nutmegs; T. box Tobacco;
ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
au25dtaw3W&dW Collector.
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GEN. MCCLELLAN's VISIT BY the request
of many of our citizens Gen. Mcclellan was
invited to change his plans as published in
yesterday mornings paper, and instead of leav-
lg in the one o'clock train yesterday after
BON he remained over in the city, and will
F, ave this morning for the mountains. At II
{ block, full halt hour before the reception,
u itch had been arranged to take place at II IL
e lock, at the Mayors office, crowd began
d assemble in front of the Falmouth Hotel,
" ich became larger and larger until, when
General drove off with Mayor Putnam,
u &c were at least thousand people present,
& street in front of the house being almost
TX assable.
t rrived at the Mayors Office long queue
" eople was found, composed of both ladies
u, gentlemen, who pressed into the room eag-
lis and seemed quite pleased to have had the
IL ttunity of shaking hands with 'Little
=" The levee lasted an hour, after which
d. feneral returned to the hotel, and at p.
drove out to the Fair Grounds with
Mcclellan, accompanied by Senator Ham
n Gov. Chamberlain, Mayor Putnam and
10 Judge Howard, General Ayres and wife,
Thorn and wife, Gen. Doane and wife,
sctor Washburn and wife, Gen. S. j. An
on and wife, and j. NJ. Churchill, ESQ.
Up arriving at the grounds they were re-
40 7 by the officers of the society and escort
;, the reporters stand.
Or the race the party returned to the city
- ed by the Portland Mechanic Blues, Cap
30. 60. w. Parker, and the Portland Band,
!, armed cut especially to do honor to the
erp ~. The Blues looked splendidly and
ne ed finely, and the General expressed
Y highly gratified with their sodierly
run and thanked them most heartily for
Soy cort.
ted) Gnu VA NioOiei-
pt. eo the nan, put stayed only little
- wing 10 the immense crowd present
II pdered getting about rather difficult
merstand the General has expressed
= highly pleased with the warmth of
ise9 ZION by our citizens. A serenade by
sex was rendered him, to take place after
ms D the hall, but with that warm heart
pu nd consideration for the feelings of
ta'h- at always mark the true gentleman,
Auence of the death of Senator Fes-
ain he declined to accept it.
ZIP cClellan received large number of
Ell ell 10 called upon her in the evening.
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by TELEGRAPH TO THE
pORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
TELEGRAPHlC ITEMS.

fes II "A FH1C ITEMS.
Secretary Fish has ordered the Custom
Houses throughout the country to be closed
Saturday, in honor of the late ex Secretary
Fessenden.
Judge Dent was unanimously nominated
for Governor of Mississippi by the National
Union Republican Convention of that State,
Wednesday.
The Spaniards have abandoned Puerto Prin-
cipc, and have recently been defeated in sew
eral important engagements. The Cubans
now occupy the enire Cinco Villa region
Ninety dead miners had been taken from the
Avondale mine "Wednesday. Yesterday, 10S
had been recovered. 9s
Gen. Candy has issued his order declaring
the election of Walker for Governor, the adop-
ton of the expurgated Constitution and the
election of congressman. The Inauguration
of Walker will take place ON the 9TH of Octo.
Der. Aver, Pratt and Porter, Wells Congress
men, and Segar, Booker, Ridgeway, McKen-
zie, Millner and Gibson, Walker Congressman,
are declard elected.
The effort made III New York to raise funds
for the families of the coal miners who per-
ished in the Avondae disaster are very sue
cessful.
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Maine General Hospital.

Whereas the State OF Maine ON the oath day of
February 1868, passed an act to incorporate the
s. Maine General II Ospi,ai - and whereas, we,
the undersigned, were named in said act as part of
HE Corporators; and whereas it is desirable and
important tha- said Corporation, should be speed-
ily organized; now, therefore, hereby notify the
several persons named in said act as Corpora lors,
that a meeting o. said Corporation will be held at
the House of Dr. John 7. Gilman, on Free street,
in Portland, on Friday evening Sept. 17th inst. to
see il the Corporaors win accept said charter, an
ii so, to organize the corporation, admit assocates
elect proper officers, establish such bylaws anu
regulations may be necessary for the government
of said Institution.
j. Il. BROWN.
WIN WILLIS.
ISRAEL WAsHBURS, Jr.
s. T.. SPRING.
NATHAN CUMMINGS.
Portland Sept. Z, 1869. sepstd
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ElJiS' IRON .Bjtters.

Will enrich the blood and prevent it from becom-
ing watery and weak. giving a heal hy complexion,
restore the appetite, invgorate the system and are
vary paiaiaoie. These btters are recommended 70
all persons requiring safe and valuable tonic 10
mpart tone and strength to the system not gwen ny
btters merely stimulant in their effects; WHICH, az
though they my possess tonic, vegetable properties
cannot give the Strength to the blood when the
iron BITTERs will give.
Prepared by WIN. ELLIS, Shems'. for SAFE IN
lie 2i-d6m
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SEVERAL gentlemen from various parts of
the State, among whom were Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin, Gov Chamberlain, Hon. John Lynch,
Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr, Hon. S. p Morrill,
Hon. r. D. Rice, Hon. Arson p Morrill,, Col.
Milliken, of Burnham, Gen. George S. Beal,
Hannibal Belcher, Esq, and others, met at the
Falmouth Hotel last evening, for the purpose
of discussing the best method of promoting
emigration to this State from Northern Eu-
rope. Some time since Judge Sandstrom, a
native of Sweden, bat citizen of the United
States for several years, and interested in the
subject of immigration was in the city, and il
was expected he would be here last evening,
butsfor some reason he failed to appear. The
matter was fully discussed and vote passed
requesting the commission appointed by the
Governor and Council, under an act of the
Legislature, and consisting of VIM. w. Thorn
as, Esq, of this city, p. P Burleigh, of Lin
neus, and William Small, of Fort Fairfield, to
confer with Judge Sandstrom, and gather from
him and other sources. all obtainable informa-
ton upon the. subject The matter is consid-
cred as of greas Importance, and it is gratifying
to know that gentlemen SO we'll qualified to
judge intelligentY in the premises are moving
in the matter
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FUNERAL OF SENATOR FEssENDEN.-The
City Government voted last night to attend
the funeral Of Senator Fessenden tomorrow,
also the Eastern Star and Machigonne En-
campments I. o. o. T. The Mechanic Blues
voted to turn out and offered to do escort duty,
but the family not desiring military demon
stration the company will no. turn out.
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PORTLAND THEATRE-Crowded houses have
been the rule SO far at the theatre, and the au-
diences are enthusiastic over Miss Dolle Bid
well. We heard one lady remark, speaking of
Mr.. Roche, ooh! isn't he splendid" Tonight
the French Spy will be brought out in grand
style by the full force of the company, with
Miss Bidwell in three characters followed by
Raphael the Reprobate, in which Mr.. Roche
will assume his great character of Raphael.
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POLICE. All quiet at the station. Two Bos-
ton roushs were arrested on suspicion of pick
ing pockets, and there were five or six DRINKS
and a number of dodgers. With the immense
crowd of strangers in the city yesterday, the
few arrested speaks highly for the character of
our visitors and the efficiency Of the police.