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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05

nsllxsstlaGsxcs.- every par
Of the country where S.osn's Ointment and
Condition Powders have been istseduced, the
prcprietors have received the most gratifying
stsilissnce Of their remarkable eject and pop
clarity. In . multitude Of instances they have
sriumphed over diseases that have bal1,sd the
sAill sfcslsbrsasd Farriers. and were eonsid-
cred incurable. These medicines have gairsd .
reputation which staads uneqal!ed in this
eouutfy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05

SIS BcSeu or 0nApss.- auothsr1 col umn,
Of SPEERS STANDARD WINE BlrTRRS, II
10 highly recommended BY physicians fer dys-
psptics. o. scesuut 81 its tonic .propriesss. IT,
purity end its delicious Asvors.
Extract from . cemplimsntary Letter - Eel
lar in our pla,s sprind his askul bsdley asd ii
paind him bailey 40 he got bottle Of Rssue's
paas KILN magic lie q ,as stsar aud usid it
awl ~ 90 ais srkul at orc rtbbin ard i. eored
him tight 81 ART Go and do likewise. l.. B.
Paine, Grocer
JrSIPrR1 Al SoAP.--lsa certain eurs fer chopped
hands and oil rcughness irritation q the akin,
eczema, ringworm. salt rheum, pimples. and oil 9th
~ cutsaccus affections, making the skin sefs and
smooth. Manufactured by Caswell. Hazard . Go :.
New York Sold b. all druggists. tu-fri&eoW
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,Cseicn lsws Catswbs Wise. 81 q. 90 per dos
On BEETLES ;.Ialsol full stsek Of other sstivs
aad fereign wines u the vine hesse. Of
LAAevnlss. faops Co..
~ Want SAcone Qtpeot
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12

Z New Work stock and Money m an kcs
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE sudden change In the
Money market this afternoon formed the prominent
feature OF Wall street. and turned tho whole tide Of
speculation The Stock Exchange from bear TO bull
once more. EARLY in the day the demand was very
pressing and call loans were made as high as ! q
per diem In addition to the legal rate per annum IN
currency. As O'clock drew near, however, there
was sensible Abatement In the demand and loans
were made at per cent. coin and currency before
the banks closed. Awhile afterwards Money was
offered at per cent currency In of the wants
of brokers, who had delayed making up their bank
accounts Sterling Exchange higher and quoted at
1851 q 1901; bills scarce. Gold closed at 1895. Gov
ernments lower but closed steady. Henry Ciewes a.
%. furnish the following 80 ;-Coupon 6's
1881 12l; do 520s 1862, 122; do 1854 11C5 do 1885,
llst do 90 new issue, il9i; do 1867, 11sa DO 1885,
The Stock market was strong and higher, ths ad-
vance being marked and general, extending 70 mis-
celaneous shares. The Increased ease in the Money
market started this upward movement, and the
bears, who had covered their shorts largely, we're
dispose to hrlp it along in order to sell again at
higher prices The following are $50 prices EPaci
nc Mail, s43ts Western Union Telegraph, 406; New
York Central 1901; Erie, 29a; Hudson, 1853; Read
Michigan Southern, 1868 Illinois Central ~ Chi
cago u Rock Island, 1903; Chicago & North West
ern, S9H: do preferred, 1909. in 81 fsat st..i !
The balance at the Sub Treasury to-day amounted
to $S2 100000. = q q ssaN
Private kilograms are said to report tall In Unit
ed States bonds in London, and urher rets in Paris.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
SOUTH AmkRIUA.

New YoIsK, June 11.-Letters from Brazil
and the Argentine Republic, datei April oath,
are received. They are portion Of the mails
Of the wrecked steamer Mississippi. '---~~'1Tl
Gen. Mcmahon had not yet been heard from
and the report that he had arrived in Asuncion
proves unfounded. 4ta
The movement against Lopez has commenc-
ed. He is at Ascur9 in Q formidable position.
Count DEu, son-in-law ct the Emperor Of
said to have served during our civil war on the
staff of Gen. Sherman. sA',fst .i..
The Parana river has been unusually high
for five months, without apparent cause. The
pilots say the Amazon has changed its course
and becomes the Parana
The financial crisis continues at Monteyfdeo
European papers contain cQnfrNatiops ol
the previous reported success of Lopez over the
Brazilians. -
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
DOMINION OF CANADA.

TORONTO, June 11.--Goldwin Smith, in o
speech at the ahnualdinn OF the University
yesterday, paid high compliment to America
and the Cornell University. He said Mr..
Sumner had quoted his remarks to substantiate
his denunciations of England, but he alone
took up the cause of England, and for this had
received pretty full amount of abuse, and es-
neeIaliy from the press, But, as he was under
The safe protection Of the British flag, he might
saw that the American press is not universally
naners that had been particularly fiery in its
denunciatiops of him had the day before q
brilliant article bearing on the hat and boots o.
rival editor. He sincerely hoped the storm
would blow over, and the more he saw Of the
American people. the more he was convinced
q fair and honorable spirit Ali he feared was
the extreme virtue OF some Of the politicians
II was possible that they might do something
too disinterested and sublime. AaN ns ~.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12

OPERATIONS AGAINST THE INDIANS. 1H
SAN FRANCISCO, june 11.-Oficial accounts
of the military operations inSouthern Arizona
haye been published. Daring the past three
number Of their families are now captives.
Immense quantities of supplies, stock, &c +,
have been captured and destroyed. In relin-
gushing the command of the troops south OF
the river Gia, Gen. Diven expressed gratitica-
tion at the integrity, energy and perseverance
displayed by the officers and men in the recent
campaigns against the Apachees and at the re-
suits obtained by such small force.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12

ST.. LOUIS, june ia special dispatch from
Nashville to the Democrat says that the Press
and Times heretofore the organ Of Stokes,
came out strongly this morning for Senotorial
and universal suffrage. The old editors of the
Press and Times have all ceased their connec-
tion with it, and the leading article declares
that hereafter it will be the organ of no man
or set of men, but will boldly ami independ-
entity advocate whatever the conductors think
polite and right.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
Proposals for R0t6O1es
Aasd Ship Ch0sdIery.
coLLECToR.s OFFICE,

Portland, June s, 1869
OEALED Proposals will be received at this ONCE
- until the Path day Of June inst for the supply Of
Revenue steamer "Mahoning," or any other Revenue
Cutter or Cutters that may be stationed at this
port, for the term Of one year from the LIST day OF
July next.
The ration tor the Revenue service Is the same as
that allowed in the ,omit.ng the liquor;
and consists of the following articles, Viz: Beet
Pork, Flour, Rice, Rasins Dried Fruit Pickles or
Cranberries, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
Cheese, Moasses, Vinegar. tse il4tiE
= The rations to be of good wholesome quality, to
be approved by the Captain, and the different art-
ces comprising the rations to be delivered ON board
tne vessel IN good and sueent casks and vessels to
De provided by the contractor, and the contenfs
thereof to be distinctly marked ON each II ig t ha
understood that the contractor VIII be bound TO fur
nish upon reasonable notice. as often as NAV be re-
quired by the captain OF the vessel with the appxe
baton Of the Collector (not exceeding anon an aver
age one day in each week. such mesh meat and
fresh vegetables as may be equivalent to the cores
pondng parts Of the rations allowed In the naval SER
vice. ,slff.' g fi. h, ..I a,is 4d. = - -
Table ol Rations may be seen at this Office.
Sealed Proposals viii also be received at this Office
until the 21st INST tor Ship Chandery for the use OF
the above named vessel or vessels for said term Of
one year. -I... s..iI ~ fl,7.1 .l.l-T--l =, 4
List Of articles to be bid for and other specifca
tions necessary to full understanding OF Che prOpo-
sails advertised for, may be seen ~ this ONCE.
b ~. lSRAKL WASHBURN, lJR.
T.r.a. C0lIQQf0r
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
rIAssAOHUsETTs.

Boston, June J1.-Cpl. Underwood, Of Gov.
Clafiin's staff, detailed to wait upon General
Grant and arrange for his visit to Massachu-
setts, telegraphs from West Point that the
President will leave New York Tuesday night,
arriving in Boston Wednesday morning. He
will attend the Peace Jubilee, review the mili-
tia, and pass Wednesday night with Secretary
Boutwell, at Groton. Fl s9-
PAYMENT OF pAcTIc RAILROAD COUPONS.
The coupons first mortgage bonds Of the
Union Pacific railroad, due July 1st, will be
paid in gold, free of government tax, Friday,
and in New York Thursday, July 1st, at the
banking house of Brown Bros, Wall street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
MEMORANDA,

Brig Todd, Mcguire, from Philadelphia for
Knights Point for repairs. sg : -. pA' i DA'A "
sss Sch & AHericus, Gosson. from Boston Of and for
SeaIsp9rt was totally wrecked night OF the 4th inst
On On 2 ledge oH White Head She went to pieces in
I'VE I'VE minutes after she struck, and everything was
brig Nigretta, before reported ashore ON Gardeners
Island, was got off at expense Of $1,000 being tbe
contract price The vassA :. ~ ;.i..-s, i.a-
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12

HAVANA, June 11.-The reports that an ex-
pedition of fiiibusters had landed at guadores,
near Santiago and that another expedition
was on the south side Of the island waiting 70
land, are confirmed. e2
The Journals and private letters announce,
that many of the insurgents are surrenderine
to Valmaseda, lA F9a ss.411 I 80
Affairs remain tranquil in the vicinity of
Bayamo and Manzanilla. - :
Sugar market firm with a large busiIiess slt
unchanged prices. .stA sef~ 7.s - "A
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
VIRGINIA.
A DUEL PREVENTED.

RICHMOND, June ia duel growing out of
an article in the Petersburg Index, den0uncing
Robert w. Hughes, a contributor to the Rich
niond State Journal, Republican organ, was
arranged for to-day, at Chester, near this city,
between Capt W. =. Cameron, editor of the
Index, and Mr.. Hughes. The police arrested
the seconds and Mr.. Hughes near the fghtiLg e
ground. The duel, it is thought, will come off
in another State.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12

:. LAUNCHED AT Cherryfeld recently. bv p n
Farnsworth, schr intended Tor the coastine bust.
ness, named Josephine. owned bv the builder, 4
Brown, who will command her F ~ '0
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
Sherinrs Sale

CUMBERLAHD, IS. ....4... ..,lt -. r.t
Apublc auction, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of june
at store of Clark and Salem st. In Portland,
and county aforesaid, at ~ o'clock u, the follow
Tobacco, Vinegar, Molasses, Kerosene Oh, Pork,
Lard, coffee, Sal Soda, Meal Beans, Peas, Raisns,
Maple Syrup, Can Peaches and Tomatoes. 0erkins,
candies, Starch, Salt Potatoes, Rice, Extracts and
Oils, Fancy Goods, Crockery and Glass Ware.
Also counter and spring Scales Baskets, candy
Jars Tobacco-cutter. Marble Slab Meat Bench, Ice
chest, Measures, clocks, &c. rrtf a., f...a
The above stock Is fresh and ffst-eiass goods.
= - - 80 Nj. ADAMS, Dept shern
je1Otd -. q. BAILEY. Aucsiomeer.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
NEW YORK..
CITY AND VICINITY

. u fLt ~
New YORK, June 1.-THE steamship Qua
ker City was formally released to-day by the
United States Marshal, and will probably sail
The body of Frank p. Wood, an insurance
clerk, who has been missing ten days, was
found to-day floating in the bay, with large
scalp wound on his head. He served during
the war as Colonel in an Illinois regiment. s9a7
The small pox is again reported TO be In this
city. Thirty cases were sent to the hospital
during the past two weeks, as many as three of
which were taken from one house. The au-
thorities have arranged to carry sick emierants
directly from quarantine to the hospital
Judge Blatchford has issued o warrant for
the removal to CONNECTICUT of Loyitt and Phil
lips Of Hartford charged with defrauding their
cpation of binkruptcy. - 'F'~
Ihe graves OF the soldiers in the cemetery at
Peekskil were decorated to-day.
CRIMINAL MATTERS
A lawyer named Smythe was arrested here
swindling widow. III :
John f. Meade was arrested to-day for OBJ
tanning money on forged warrant of soldier.
Thomas McEnter has been honorable dis
charged for alleged entertainments in Omaha.
THE PRINTERS CONVENTION
ALBANY, june lin the Printers Nation.
al Convention last night, resolutions were Of
tered condemnatory of the operations Of the
Associated Press in initiating against the pub
fishing of newspapers, asking Congress to es-
tablish postal telegraph, and instructing their
delegate to the next Labor Congress to urge
that body to use its influence in that direction.
Debate followed, and the matter was referred
tG committe of five.
A series Of resolutions were offered that em-
ployers should not made religious or political
views test of employment, and denouncing
the action OF the Congressional Printer for Civ
ing employment to l.. III. Douglass, a "rat.'
Mr.. Mindern of ofPhiladelphia denied the right
OF this Union to act on a proposition which had
pot yet been proven. The Washington Union
lass being arat.'' splis'' if74'F -
A substitute for the latter resolution, object
ing to the admission of negro into any Union,
was rejected 38 to Gland the resolution
itself was carried-47 to 81.
In the Convention to-day resolution was
adopted to send delegate to the National La
Dor Union. s1.[
A resolution was adopted that the practice
OF taking apprentices who don't know gram
mar, ought to be abolished. Ss8s4
Cincinnati was selected as the place TO hold
the next Convention. 1 a
The new Constitution was discussed, and
the section allowing women to join the Union
was adopted. Sf4g
After discussion the amended Constitution
was adopted by vote of 68 to 16. e
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12

M ASST ls speedy and certain
y HSN1 K remedy for Coughs, Gods 3
95o0rseaess, Sore Fhroaf
2yN-|X|zIKI|y pTonchsfis. Cutar1sk,- IN,
nenza, Whoopiag Couch.
Sx{S thsna, and the parious
6Y1SIG aessioas asss; q The Laa9s
those AFFLICTED with colds, cous Ahe attention
ease Of the lungs is directed to and with any dis
dy. The season of the year has 2 valuable reme-
colds and coughs are easily taken,t the weather,
may lead to disease Of the lungs. ! y neglected
under such circumstances Is Q reYt is needed
speedy in affording relief and eftectuae remedy
further progress Of the disease. arresting
ITO arrest the existing irritation o
sages and the lungs, speedily and effe air pas
seat and cause of cough, is an important Wy, the
towards reliet and cure In the first stages gained
important power, and while it promptly ands this \
ally arrests all existing Irritation and rapidly etu-
cough, it renders the lungs further reef by pryes
ing iree discharge OF the accumulated mucusf = !
Rs sSsst 4 %RsIins sa%s healthy action and
~ Ehoss suffering with cough and the first staI
Of lung disease, will therefore find in this saluab
preparation speedy and decided relief Even thos
whose VINO e. eondltion on 10 beyond recovery, will d
or the class OF diseases II Ia designed to relieve tb
general commendatiop it has received has proved ii
great efficacy beyond question. For the past q
years thousands have been speedily and efectuall
cured by its timely use while suffering from seve,
colds, protfacted coughs, and from other forms
lung diseased 1t Is prepared from vegetable balsan
aud the medicinal properties of roots and herb
with no minerals nor poisonous acids. simple an
safe In the materials used, 1t can be taken at Nv
time. 1e ,sieeS Ss915 q 'li9+4t~I - 1F77s ~
0vSold by all Druggists and Dcaless Ia Med
w. W. WHIPPLE & CO., Portland,
Dec 22-d&w6m General Agents for Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
Maine Central Railroad Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a
IN meeting OF the Stockholders OF said company II
the Directors Office in Waterville, on Thursday, the
evening to act upon the following articles viz: >
1. TO see If the Stock holders viii modify the vote
suing the bonds Of the company; and to take such
action in the premises may be deemed expedient.
2. To see If the Stockholders will rafy the action
Of the Directors in relation contract to lease the
Belfast and Moose Head Railroad.
Portland, May "a, 1862
BY order OF the Directors.
Attest, JOSIAH II. DRUMSIOND, Clerk.
may 2z-d3wTh s tltt5ai -ia
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
.MARRIEI,

In Boston. june 9, by Rev. J.. A. M. CHAPMAN,
capt. JAS s. Otis OF Brunswick and Miss Nettie w.
Whittier, OF Portland. = "
ana CARA Augusta p. Larrabee OF Bath.
4 IN Eisworths May 25, Hosea 7. Harper Of Boston
and Emma 81. Richardson of Mt Desert
In ELLSWORTH May rs, Herbert v. Dickey of Yea
zle, and Carrie Edridge, Of Ellsworth. Z.
pdiad ID n1piorq, May "a Horace Holman and Mrs.
In North Montsille, May 90. Oliver Bowen. Jr.. of
Knox, and Margaret F. Watts, OF M. 49, -
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
1Fersisn Marke.s.

LONDON, juno 1i-Forenoop.- .-ConsOls at 92t q
92f for money. h--i ~ t.1.s
American securities-United States 5 20's at 80;
Erie shares 1sl; Illinois Cenral shares 93z. 20
FRANKFORT, June 1-Forenoon.-United States
6-2ys quoted at SGT g sGi. * ~ esfre 80
IrvERPooL, june 11-Forenoon.- Cotton is un-
changed; sales to-day 900 bales; Midding uplands
OF which 10 600 we're for export and 900 for spec
ulation stock in port $4,000 Bales Of which 24s
LONDON, June Eyeining -consols s2a Q s2a
American securities-United States sos at 80;
Erle shares 1s3; Illinois Central shares ssz s-Aig
%adh,sAEKF9RT, ad,s dune 11-Evening. Omitted States
o-2Vs closed fiat at s5t. ~ go W ~
.L1LsrEEPo9Ls June 11-Eyening,--Co Cotton quiet;
Lard Ills Cd. ~ - y >s'S's Ssia nj z
LONDON june IL Evening. Sugar quiet. Tallow
ass I'd. Refined Petroleum 70 6id. II 8 e''''
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
D. 3. Engineer's OnRcel

CITY HALL, Boston, May z6saeo
DR0P0SAIS Will be received at this office ~,
L June lssh, 1899, at u O'Clock stnoSn, for i he
Humphreys iormerly the W, T. Mount OF New
York, with her tackle, SC. - y 2 ''l'R77 ~"
The vessel is about two years old 64 feet keel Is,
feet beam, q feet hold 7s feet over ali. Frame,
wnise cnesmut; ae2k nsme, oak. A9heFopehly last
plank seasoned locnst treenaiIed Throughout IRON
bittheads att brass bittheads forward. f's~sf y
Hull built by Charles Murphy Al R.naout NJ Y.
EnaSe K Sss dTsT w az oS feet SSr inches
nch piston, ls-inch stroke. Link motion. Tubular
pos, Two furnaces, has been subjected to 1872 lbs
PPaessure; PPasss Force pump and bge pumpss anchor,
nawser lines, cooking utensils, bedding, sc. Pre-
peiivs ~ wheel, 1-2 feet diameter Fresh water tank
lot ~ hours capacity. sa5 "a -a..i Ae-@s
The vessel may be seen at Long wharf from Thurs
sails. Il lllI ! II ! lL--i i'-.@ ~ =
The undersigned reserves the right 70 reject any
or ali bids which may be deemed disadvantages to
the interests fthe Government. .,
Blank forms for proposals can be obtained at this
j. G. FOSTER, ,lil
Breyet Major General U. s. A.,
je6d6t 1ieut.-Col0nel Engineers.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
f-.1.s.s., |,


MAIAk5As, tune A. {Ffoan Alfonso q BLANCHE
afas Circular. I'VE have duller market for Euro.
pesn vessels and prices have borne tendency to re-
but masters refuse to accept any lower figures
for the United States moderate szed crafts have re-
meined in good request. We quote to Cowes, Cork
and Falmouth 37s Cd q as Cd y ton; Great Britain
mmrect, "a 85s @ 40s 6d; Hamburg and Bremen, 40s q
42s Cd; France IN the Atlantic 5Of; Mediterranean,
55f, nominal; United States, % box Sugar ~ 70 q
sI3; 90 hid do 81 90 do ~ 1lo gals. Molasses
HAVANA, June -Freights had the advantage Of
more inquiry and somewhat better rates. For Fal-
mouth for orders, British vessels taken for 5000 and
2700 boxes It's each, hence direct. North HATTIE.
ras-Barque John E Chase, sugar at 81 % hid and
box at 81 ~; Emma Ltchfeld, to load at Cien fne
gcs 800 hhds Sugars at 50; barque Marions hanca
fer Quebec at each. Other vessels taken IA HAVE
Mediterranean ports and Liverpool at proportionate
rates. -,
sg s4is keseen Sseck Lisr.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, June H.
Y Coupon Skies, 1881. 1904
United states s2os' 1906, s.-s s.............
q. icco -. ............. l1S4
:. July. 1863. ..-....... 1l9H
MA; Z. - Il f..s 1866 .................. 1871
rnaine State Sixes, !ss9... ............. :. 991
Union PACIFIC p Skies, gold. ,,..,........ g3s
Uentraf faclfc isairoad Is, gold, ........... 99l
Boston and Maine Railroad. .................. las
eicmean Central Railroad. d.................... 1870
Vermont central ist mortgage bonds. 78}
Androscoggfn Mills. -. ............... 11O3
Eastern RaiHoad.. .......................... i19
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
FoREiCN poRrs.


Sid fm Calcutta 3oth ult, ship Calumet. Cook, for
Boston. - slt ~ sss
Ar at Valencia 1Ith uit, sch susan. Reed. New
York via st Thomas. ils .ID-
Sid i'm Iquque prey to sth ult, barque Isaac Rich,
Achern, Philadelphia. s-s4 4ll3 .
SIN Inn valparaiso 9Th nit. harque Elwood Cooper,
Dyer, from Yongoyl Tor baltimore.
Ar at Montevideo Apl 3, barque McGilvery, Nick
els Valparaiso: 13th sch j Rarland, st Marys.
Sid Apl I, bries Executive. Gorham, Philadelphia;
9Th, K voorhees,, Fuliord, Boston. -
At Buenos Ayres Apl 10, barque Annie w God,
dard Randall, Tor New York, ldg.
At Rio Janeir0 May 8, barqua lido Kimball, Della
no. from Pensacola for Montevideo, repg.
Sid fm Demerara 18th ults brig Samuel Lindsey,
Wilson, Turks Islands. A 3 s4a4 VI, s64
Sid i'm st Thomas 29tb, brig Helen NJ Rowley,
kowley. Mayaguez, to load for Baltimore. e s
a. AT at Cleniuegos 25th ult, barque M Stetson,
Sid 22d biig Ramirez, Bernard, New York; 25th,
oarque Josie Nichols, Nichols, do.
AT AZ Matapzas lst inst, brig Ernestine, Knight,
In port 3D. inst. barques Esther Merrill tor New
York; Merrimac, Nicholf, for do; bEiQs Lie Houeh-
ton, Norton. i0ra Cork; Hyperion, Woodbury., and
Mary A Richs Rich. tor North Of Hatteras; Mary G
Mariner, Mariner. tor Portland: Merriwa, Water
house. for philadelphia; Minpa, Traub, True: for
Ar at St John. NB. sth inst. ship Vanguard, Rus
seh, nebadfteans.ts-1i H0A gaa gElg 4Als,y
a4iAa % essI3si8l f..a -T.l slsllisssf8
|is!aa fssa sal . - a SPOKEN ya.ls nssss
May q lat 40 40, Ion 50 80, ship Chapman. frosg
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12
Administrators Sale of Real Es-
fofn. a5f-tsf. ~

. sss.il tr.Itl 81 AZ D6bGs IIA n ts+A5ss
HOUSE and Land No go State Street.
Lot of Land on Church street. near Federal CON
tanning about 4500 feet.
Lot OF Land on corner of Church and Newbury
streets, containing about S400 feet
Lotto Land on Church, below Nevbury ST., con-
tainingabout $500 feet. g
Undivided interest in lot of Land on Mayo street.
The above propertyis offered at private sale tor
ten days andlf not disposed Of within thattime will
Dc aOn1d so,d a. pubic auction; q ,avrppv a..
je4RasSSdls jA4RRiSS e soMsuERB4, IA, Admir-.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
In been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust Of Administrator of the estate OF
BENJAMIN s. HAGGETT, late OF Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
SAMUEL r. HAGGETT, Admir-.
Portland, june I, 1863. ag .fi4a iesSdlawsw|
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-12

NAAENRs 7alIIl / ~.
BELFAST AND MoosEHEAD LAKE RAILROAD TO
BE LEASED TO THE MAINE CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD CO. tscs I'VE l11 -l4--
Especial Dispatch by International Line.
BELFAST, June 11.-The Stockholders meet
I ing of the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroad
adjourned to Saturday morning. The lease Of
it to, the Maine Central Railroad Company has
been approved at Waterville, and is now onits
way here. 1t will be ratified by the stockhold-
ers without doubt at their meeting tomorrow.