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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-18
MEDICAL.
Private Medical Institute,
AT SACRAMENTO.
DIR. J.
HAS ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK CITY,
IL and has opened his Medical Institute
AT No. 80 FOURTH STREET.,
Near the PostoAlce, Sacramento,
TO CURE The SICK,
He Tells Exactly Your Disease !
HE REQUIRES TO SEE TIE PATIENT
BUT ONCB, AND GIVES SPECIAL
AND GENERAL MEDICAL AID.
No Mercury or Poisonous Drugs l,kedi
Private Medical Institute,
TO CURE THE SICK
He Tells Exactly Your Disease
NEW REMEDIES:
FREE

Mercury or Poisonous Drug. Used!
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co M M e CIAL.

N" ORE stock and Money Nj arkef.
~ r,ore nati Jan 12-During the morning there
was oi ae.ise demand Tor money jncide,f to en-
larged business On Stock Exchange and borrowers
on call pai1 per cent. and in man. t W.;
interest. The rumors that an artS;a as'auGes CON
10 be attemp ed were not generaf sssrringency
the bank returns to-da, to the clearin anu
no such indication. The flow curreno use iurnlsh
tinues. Towards the close of bank hours the con-
became very easy and the supply ,fferng at aae
tender rate was in OF the demand, while ai;sr
o'clock loans were made at per cent. The ran
sacons at coin interest to-day were exceptional and
on mixed coaterals the borrowers were parties not
in the best standing on the street. Commercial pa
per dull at q 10 per cent. Sterling Exchan strong
er with few produce bills Offering and leading bank
ers are disposed to advance rates to shipping point
for Gold; range is lO9t q 1O93 Gold strong and more
active In sympathy with Exchange; range Of day
1851 "a 1881 closing rates 1864 a 1851; gross clear
ances to-day SAL, 100000. The Gold Exchange by
vote OF l78 TO III agreed to retain in the bylaw the
privilege to members being represented In the room
by powers of attorney. Governments were dull and
feverish most of the day, and up to O'Clock the
coming plenty at per cent, however, there was
reduction OF q from the lowest point; most OF
the sales at the board were in CTS; investment de-
mand continues good d interior orders are large.
Henry Clewes & Co. furnish thetollowing 4.3O quo
tasions:.Coupon 6s 1881 1113 112; do 5.2os 1852,
ll2t @ 112l; do 1884, 1881 g 10st do 1865, 1891 q
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WEST INDIES.
CUBA.

HAVANA, Jan. 12.-It is reported on good au-
thority that the commissions which left for
Nuevltas yesterday to meet the rebel chiefs at
Bayamo is fully empowered to concede pardon
and political rights and liberties on the basis
that the Island of Cuba shall continue under
the flag of Spain.
The United States steamer Gettysburg has
returned from Nuevitas. The rebels were
closely pressing the siege of the town.
The garrison had turned one of the churches
into fortress, and with the assistance of the
Spanish vessels of war in the harbor were hold.
ing out till achievements could reach them
A detachment of troops sent by land to their
relief was defeated by the insurgents. The
latter have no artillery but are we'll supplied
with Spencer rifles, which they use with effect
The planters of the surrounding country were
much disheartened by fears OF famine.
A large party, about 400 in number, consist
ing mostly of cigar makers, attempted to leave
the city in bedy on Sunday last on the West
ern railroad. 1t was suspected that their OBJ
ject was to produce revolt in the town OF
Candelaria. All who had passports were al
lowed to proceed, but the rest were acclaimed
and obliged to return to their homes. Up to
the present moment there has been no disturb
ance whatever in Candelaria
Captain General Dulce is working industri-
ously to reconcile the political factions here
and make. the extremists listen to reason, and
Is personally gaining ground in the esteem oil
ordet FLOWING citizens of all parties.
An amnesty proclamation by the Captain
General appears in the Gazeta to-day. 1t re-
leases all political prisoners, terminates al
trials for political offence now in progress, and
holds out unconditional pardon to all insur
gents who lay down their arms within forty
days.
A transport with 1900 fresh troops from Ca
diz reached Havana this morning.
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1921 d. new, 1903 g 1881; do 1857, 1osa q 1881; dc

1901; do new, 10S "a 1881; do 1867, 1888 "a 1854; dc
1868, 1881 a 1889; 10-40's, 1861 "a 1O7.
Border State bonds freely dealt in and advancing
MissosIis, 81 g Ely; oil Tennessees, 6S a SO; new
DO 6I5 "a 6s; new North G rona's 62t "a So; Virg.
1nia's, "a "a 80; Louisiana levee bonds, 6's 67t a
6st; doS's, 71t q 7s}. y SS
Inc railway market this morning was ieverish and
unsetted prices opened at about the closing rates
yesterday, and advan ed on Western shares a.
per cent At the regular board the entire list de-
chned and the market was quiet and Irregular Ear
ly in the afternoon he market was dull but acquired
firmness and before the close of the day this had
run into activity and buoyancy with sharp advance
RI "a 2per cent The most active stocks were Rock
Island, Pacific Mail, Wabosh, N Central, Fort
WOyne, Michigan Southern and North Western,
Mariposa certificates active and higher on the report
that the mills commenced running on the lat inst
The short interest in the mineral market has been
materially increased within the past few DAYS which
In connection with the increased ease in money is
encouling the bulls to further onward movements.
ne following are $50 prices Pacific MAIL 1921 a
1871 Western Union Telegraph, 33H a 3ia Hartford
& Erie, %; New ork Central l56 C 1851: File ISL
@ 49,; Hudson 1872 "a 1921; Reading 943 "a GAL; Fort
WAYNE, 100 q 1901; Michigan Central. 1i5 Michigan
Southern, 81 99s; Illinois Central, 143 a IA: Chi
cago q Rock Island, 1871 @ 1274; hcago & North
1O4f a 165.
Mining shares dull
to SSl .243.729
The Post says there are indications that the dis
turbances in the Money market to-day were occa-
stoned by prominent house who of late have been
Conspicuous sellers of Government bonds the object
being to depr the for the purpose of buying
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XLth CONGRESS- Third Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Mr. Frelinghuysen
presented memorial signed by Franklin
Haight, George B. Upton, Henry G. Gardner
and other capitalists, setting forth the proposed
subsidies to the Northern Pacific Railroad and
to the eastern division OF the Union Pacific
Railroad will amount besides land grants to
$125,000,OO0, and offerings to construct either
or both roads for subsidy of $4,000 per mile
in addition to land grants thus saving to the
Treasury $4,000, and offering to give bonds
endorsed by capitalitalsts representing 81 ,0O0,-
900.
Mr.. Sumner introduced bill to prevent the
alienation to foreigners of grants or privileges
derived from the United States Referred to
tne Committee on Foreign Relations.
Mr. frehnghuysen introduced bill to con-
tinue the office OF Solicitor and Naval Judge
AoVocate General. Referred to the Commit
tee on n avail Affairs.
DIT. hlce introduced bill to provide for the
Incorporation of the Arkansas & Pacific Rail-
railroad from Little Rock Arkar sac to the
eastern terminus of the National Pacific Rail.
road ON the Rio Gran e.
After some unimportant business the Sem
ate resumed the consideration OF the bill for
the relief of Sue Murphy, of Decatur, Ala,
which was continued up to the adjournment,
at o'clock.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts,, introduced a
bill to authorize an issue of a national curren-
cy, to assure its stability and elasticity, 10 les
sen the interest OH the public debt and reduce
the rate of interest. Referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Dawes presented the credentials of j.
s. Easement as delegate from Wyoming Ter
ritory.
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, objected to his
admission, and the credentials were referred
to the Committee on Elections.
The House concurred in the Senate JOINT
resolution to continue the committee on ord
nance, who have yet some important witnesses
to examine
Mr. Boutwell,, from the Committee on Re-
construction, reported a bill to relieve the Pc
litical disabilities OF VIM. III. Hagley, of North
Carolina, which passed by a requisite two
thirds vote.
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, from the Com
mittee Oh Appropriations, reported the legis'
lative and appropriation bill, which was made
the special order for tomorrow.
Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, introduced bill pro,
viding for temporary government for Alas
ka; also a bill relative to the election OF dele
gates. Referred to the Committee on Terri
tories
The bill to equalize the bounties of soldiers
sailors and marines who served in the Iate wal
for the Union was considered, and then posi-
poned for threee weeks.
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WASHINGTON.
OUR RELATIONS WITH CANADA.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has sent to the House the report
OF the Hon. Israel Hatch upon the commercial
relations OF the United States with the Do
minion of Canada. He advocates reciprocal
free trade, but gives great weight to the ques-
tons OF revenue and taxation, and our COM
canal be made as free as the Hudson river from
the lakes to the ocean, subjecting property to
the payment of only such tolls as may be
necessary. He also says that by the judiclous
improvement of the Erie canal the cost of
transportation upon it will reduced one-half
THE TREATY WITH CHINA.
The President sent to Congress to-day COPY
of the eight rules agreed upon between the
Chinese government and the Ministers of tie
United States and other foreign powers for
conducting the proceedings of the Joint tribu-
nal in cases of confiscation and breaches of the
revenue laws of China. The Secretary of
otate urges Congress to approve the rules
which promise to be highly beneficial to com.
merce in the East.
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e U r. o p e.
FRANCE.


LONDON. Jan. 12.-For some unexpected rea-
son Risors Raniabe, the Grecian Ambassador
at Paris, who it was supposed would represent
Greece in the conference, has beer refused par
tlcipatlon in its sessions. He has protested
against his exclusion and appealed to the Gre
clan government at Athens for Instructions
The conference will await the action of Greece
in this matter, and the session announced for
to-day will probably be postponed for time in
consequence.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Jan. 12.-Four thousand soldiers
have volunteered their services to the govern
ment to assist in the suppressing of the insur-
rection in Cadiz. GITI-{
..- ..a .,-r TURKEY.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE Sublime Porte has dis
patched Sadik Pasha to this city as special
agent to raise loan for war purposes.
LONDON, Jan. ia report is in circulation
that the principal members of the insurrection-
airy government of Gambia have fallen into the
hards of the Turks and have been thrown
in prison. .-,... =
ROME, Jan. 12-George w. Childs. of the
Philadelphia Ledger, gave BANQUET yester-
DAY IN honor OF Henry w. Longfellow, which
was attended by large number IF American
visitors, artists and eminent persons now i'm
Rome.
GREAT BRITAIN.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE agents of the An
Choir line of steamers, in this city, have receiv-
ed the following dispatch:
Glasgow, jan 12.-The Brennan bark Ameri-
ca, tor New York. was spoken Dec. Both; she
had thirty-nine ship wrecked persons on board.
We have reasons to believe that they are the
Hibernia's people, saved from the missing boat
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MR. sMYTHE AND THE RUSSIAN MISSION
TENNESSEE.


NASHVILLE, Jan. ia band of Ku-Klux
made raid into Livingston, Overton county
on the night of Dec. 30th. What particular
object they had is not known, but they left af-
ter short conflict with a party of colored
men, forgetting to carry away with them half
dozen horses and their shrouds. The negroes
claimed the horses as trophies and sent them
away for safe keeping. The Ku-Klux return
ed on the night of the I'd OF Janurry largely re-
inforced, and demanded of Mr.. Lewis, u S.
Attorney, that he should inform them of the
disposition of the horses. Mr.. Lewis did not
know and SO informed them. They then ex-
acted promise from him to ascertain where
they were, stating that riley would return
Some of them visited the town the next day
and were very threatening to Mr.. Lewis, who
brought the news of the raid to this city. He
is trying to get the State authorities to take
action on the subject The sheriff of Overton
county has armed posse of fifty citizens who
await further dem onstratioas.
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Mr.. Banks, from the Foreign Committee, re-
ported resolution requesting the President
to use his good offices for the purpose OF Cd.
tanning from the Russian Govern ment Just
Benz. w. P erkins and others.
MIR. Banks reported the joint resolution pro-
posing the protection of Haytien and San Do
mingo by the United States, which, after con-
siderable discussion, was laid over until to-
morrow. :,
The House, at 415, adjourned.
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NEW YORK. Jan. IL Cotton -saes 1890 bales
Mddling uplands 2s2c. Four-saes 800 bbls. State
and Western dull, heavy and 10 q 15c lower; Super
Ohio So q %; extra Western 70 a 80; choice
White Wheat extra 90 q 9 IS; Southern dull and
declining; sales 800 bbls.; extra 80 q 10 rs. Wheat
Spring at 81 forvery choice delivered. Corn dull,
heavy and about 1c lower; sales 51t0O bush; new
Mixed Western 81 g Csc; old do 90 q 10 deliver
75b 77tc. Beet steady. Pork dull sales $50 bbls
new mess 20 25 20 g. Lard steady sales $50 tierces
ern at OF free. Rice quiet. Sugar steady sales 200
boxes Havana at 119c. Coffee firm. Molasses dull.
Naval Stores firm; Spirits Turpentne at 80 a &c.
Petroleum quiet crude 100; refined bonded 32Jc.
Freights to Liverpool firm; Cotton per steamer ID;
Corn per steamer Sid.
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AUGUSTA.
THE SENATORIAL QUESTION.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 1.-THE Senatorial question
has assumed a new aspect. Mr.. Perry, mem
Der of the House, has declared in card tnat
he threw the blank in the caucus, intending to
do so. This leaves Mr.. Hamlin with clean
majority of the Republicans in the LEGISLATURE
who desired to vote. Mr.. Morrilrs frlends now
claim that Mr.. Hamlin was not declared noml-
mated by the cancus and therefore they are
thew will NOT do SO. A movement is on foot to
bring forward a third man as a compromise
Candidate. Mr.. Hamlin's friends still claim
that he was clearly the choice of majority of
his party; that he was fairly nominated, and if
any me Inber of his party refuses to vote for
him he becomes bolter.
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Nathaniel @ Mars
- ton, OF Yarmouth, in the County OF Gun ber-
and, did on the ght enth da, De en- her in
exempt BY law frum al achment. TO The SUI. ihrr
70 D, held In tr 81 tor the AID benefit { sui b
cr'ui os OF sail Marston as msy alter rotl o 9
provid In Chap 10 vi tn, devised stat. es, be-
come parties lheret1 I'm pr p rion TO the aLVunt OF
thei' r'soecrive claims; and three months Ale a
lowed by the provisions OF sad hapter 10 all IL
ors to become par les to sal assianmenr, which may
be tound at the Office of the ulscr er.
B kREEMAN, Assignee.
Yarmouth, Dec. %, 1865 dec2sd3w
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MIssOU RI.


ANOTHER BRUTAL PEIZE FIGHT.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia prize fight between
Allen and Davis took place to-day on Chau-
teau Island. Absut three hundred and fifty
persons were present. The first round was ia
vorable to Davis who was allowed the first
blood, but after this the fighting was all in ia.
vor of Allen up to the twentv-ninth round
and all hopes for victory from Davis were lost
but he still fought on determined to die game.
They fought forty-three rounds. when Davis
seconds threw up the sponge. N
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 12.-Beef Cattle-receipt.
ga head; very little change from last week. sale.
secon quality 10 90 q 10 5O third quality SO "a $50
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 1910 head; market dull
good found ready sales but poor were neglected
sales at to &c ~ tb.
CHICAGO. Jan. 12-Exchange on New York un.
changed: Flour quiet; Spring extras 5 % a 81
Wheat firm and in fair demand at decline OF 1c
sales No. lat 20 2 2Si; No. at 49, Corn quie
sales at 47tc. Bye dull at II q IT, Barley firm.
er; sales NO. &c "a g. Whiskey nominal at 9:
@ oslo. Mess Pork at 20 90 cash and q rs seller
February and March and 80 90 fist half April Lard
steady and qnet at 19c cash 194c seller March, Cum
berland middles 133c. Beef hams 29c. Dressed Hogs
firm at IL 30 g ID 90. Live Hogs quiet and firmer
range 90 q IL 30. Beet Cattle firmer, rangin from
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 12.-Flour dull and unchan O.
ed. Wheat DID; sales No at 10: No p at %
Oats dull at 4Sc for No. q Corn firm new 70c Rive
sales at 10 for No. l. Barley nominally unchang-
nominal at II % "a 70 So
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MISCELLANEOUS.
How to Get Patents.

For opinion, no charge. Send sketch and descrip-
tion For application send model not over one foot
in size, and SIG first Government and Stamp tees.-
Specifications, Drawings caveats; assignments pre-
pared; rejected claims prosecuted. Also, interfer-
euces, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents
taken out in all European countries. Illustrated
pamphlets, ITO pages, sent tree. Address MUM s.
CO., No 81 Park Row, NY oc21isd3m
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ALABAMA.
THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE PRONOUNCED IL

THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE PRONOUNCED IL
LEGAL.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 12.-The Columbiana
Guide, a newspaper published at the county
seat of Shelby county. in this State, says that
Judge Pelha r. of the Circuit Court, ON case
coming before him from the Probate Court of
islature is an illegal body and that Gov. Smith
is an Unlawful officer. Judge Pelham is a
prominent member of the Republican party
and was elected to his Office at the same time
the Legislature and the Governor was chosen.
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LOUISIANA,

SAILING OF THE PERUVIAN MONITORS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II. The Peruvian
monitors with their consorts Havana and Mon
terey left the mouth of the river this morning
for the Pacific. They will touch at Pensacola
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Estate of Edward O,Ma,lev

NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointedan and taken upon hin SER the
trust of Administrator of the estate Of
EDWARD o'MALLEY, late of Portland,
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trnst h, CIV, honds
as the directs All persons having demands upon
.he estate VI said deceased, required to exbibi
S same and all personsindebted to said estate are
caliedupon to make paymentto
WILLIAM E. MORRIS, Admir-.
Portland, Jan 5, 1se9. las iawSw
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4NNUAE WEEII NG.

THE animal meet ng OF the Soc h ,lders ~ the
| Portland RsiresdC mPary, si lie held a. the
Reception Room In q = ~, H. on M'nla,, an 18th.
the transaction of am other business I at m,y Ie.
9aily come before them.
CHARLES HoT DEN, sec'y.
Portland, Jan IL. MWtxNs
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SAFETY TO
LlFE DC PROPERTY,

A NoN-ExPLosIvE LAMP.
James III. Nichols 225 Pearl street,
NEW YORK.
Agent for the New England and Middle s+o.oo -,
Canada. s'a'es anu
This Lamp cannot be Exploded Inv
thing short of Nstro-GsIycerine. s'
or GunpOwdcr.
All kinds of Ke1osine Lamps and Fixtures.
Dec 23-w1m
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Notice.

THE members of the Cumberland County Agri
i cultural Society, are requested to meet in the
City Building, Portland, Friday, January 18TH 1862
to elect board of officers for said Society tor the
ensuing year. SAMUEL DINGLEY,
jsd2w&w1w2 Secretary
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is more Strengthening than any of the preparations
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu having received the en-
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+ THE DOnINlON OF CANADA.
ROBBERY OF THE BANK OF MONTREAL - CAP
TURE OF THE BURGLARS.
ST. CATHERINE, Jan. 1.-THE Bank of Mon
treal was entered by burglars last night The
safe was blown open and robbed of $50 900 in
Canada legal tender notes. QBe4T
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 1.-THE burglars who
robbed the Bank of Montreal, at st. Catherine
were captured at Tonawanda, in this county
this morning. 49,
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Dispatches to Evening Papers.
WASHINGTON.


NEW YORK, JAM 1.-THE Times Washing
ton dispatch says fine Legislative, Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill which will be
reported to the House tomorrow, appropriates
about $40, 900 in excess of last year, owing to
the TACT the patent Office fund is now carried
into the Treasury, and its expenses fixed by
appropriations. ....l. 1stFl
MIR, sMYTHE AND THE RUSSIAN MISSION.
The Senate spent an hour to-day in discuss
ing Mr.. Smythes confirmation as Minister to
Russia. The body was pretty full and three or
four speeches were made for and against him.
A motion to lay on the table resulted in yeas
Is, nays 81. Mr.. Edmunds made a strong at
tack upon Mr.. Smythe, but other Republicans
spoke in his favor. He developed great deal
OF strength to-day, and his friends are sanguine
of success. Mr.. Fessenden is very friendly to
him, but Mr.. Trumbull has not yet given any
indication of how he will vote. Mr. Conkling
is bitterly opposed to his confirmation.
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HARVARD L0aC School,


TWO TERMS, beginning February 22d, and Sep
Il tember 10, 1853. The Resident Professors are
fHEoPnILUs PARSONS, LII ID. EMORY WASH
BURN, Ii ID, and NATHANIEL HOLMES, A NJ. Gen.
tlemen Of distinction in the profession lecture from
time to time on special topics. Application may he
OF the Resident Professors. ja7d&w2w
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AUCTION SALES.
ShePif,s Sale,

A TTACHED on sun1ry writs, and will be sold at
puoe auction, by consent ofparties. on Wednes-
M; at store No 10 Free street, the foluwing per-
;PhboReTIy to wit: Chamber Set Fancy Foxes
shopping Bags, Vases, Thermometers. Wheel Bar,
rows, Sleds Bird Cages, Needles, Fancy Soaps, La
Gtes anu Gents Hose, large assortment OF TOYS Per
Iumery: Oiis, mirrors Toy Books Staionery assent
ment Of Jewelry Scissors. Cutlery, Stove, Gas Fix
toners. SAL continued until every lot ia soiJ uS
Dated at Portland Jan Q, 1869,
f.. PERRY, sheriff,
Jalltd Il. o. BAILEY, Auet.
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Il. n. of the p. F. ID.
Animal Meeting.

TNHE Annual M"eting of the Relief Association OF
the Portland Fire Department will be eld ~
the Chief Engineers Office. on vi NfSDAH
EVENING, January 18th, a. u cloet fol q e = ocs
ot Trus ees AMI the transaction of other business
Per order Of the President.
Z. TUKSBURY., sceie,ary.
Dec &c. S6S dc2odtd