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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-25
Public Notice.

A T A MEETING OF THE CITY CoUN-
IA GIL, held June 18th, A. d. 1870, il WAS
ordered that the City Clerk give the notice re-
quired by the Charter to the owners of premises
interested, that the City Council viii, on the 4th
day of July next, appoint Commissioners to as
sess such damages and benefits az may accrue by
the widening and extending of Spencer street.
from Madison to Broadway, and Of the street
which is . continuation Of Spencer street Fl ON
Broadway east to the City limits and also the
extension of Arsenal street from the Indian boun-
dry line (present termination) south to the CITY
limits, and the widening of Arsenal street on the
west side from the Mississippi river south to Or
leans street
Now, therefore, in compliance with the REQUIRE
ments OF the second (2nd) section Of the si 9TH
(6th) article of the amended charter Of the City
of Rock Island, notice is hereby given to the
several owners of premises interested, that the
City Council intend to appropriate the land and
lots necessary for the extension, opening and
widening Of the aforesaid streets as above men
toned, aud that they will ct the City Council
room, on the fourth (4th) day Of July next.
choose Com mission ers to ascertain and assess the
( demages and recompenss due the owners o. such
| land. and lots respectively; and also determine
/ What persons will be benefited by such improve
mepts, and to assess the damages and expense.
thereof on the real estate of persons benefited
! benefits resulting to each.
J.FRANK CONWAY.
City Clerk.
1ock Island, Ills, June 18th, 1870.
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WATER CURE.
Round Hill Water Cure
HOTEL.


rHIs CELEBRATER INSTITUTION HAS
L changed hands will be tboroughly renoya
ted and re-oPened, May 18th. as q First Glass
resort Tor summer Guests. Six hours from New
York, by New Haven boat or carr, three hours
from Boston and three from Albany, on main
route to White Mountains and Montreal. Mod
esate pfioes' anu saperlor accommodations for
200 guests.
In all the resources which reu de-, s,,ra.,;va .
resort for invalids or pleasure seekers, Ro.nd
Hill stands alone and ussivsled. IT, oh. rn,;ng
rur 81 scenery and inimitable Ian dscap. hsra ns
qursd for it world wids reput alton. The in
valuable services OF Dr Hasted (.he foruor pro-
Me iical College for Women, ave been ssoursd
for the medical department, which will also he
revised and kept open all the y ear.
For Terms and Circul ars, add ress
b p. BACKU =. D.,
js4-dsod&wi Proprietor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-25

,VhacaEo 161Tkot.
ouroAso, June "a.
wbest-weak. and prices receded 4a4tc but
new spring sold At 81 llisi Is for cash n anu
l3lai Isi for seller Of July, closing oun ..
81 iIssI IL for cash, and u iAss' - iof ss"ef
of July. sI1.sts
for No q 74c fo- rejected.
osts-Firmsr; No closed at s2ss2!e. o.,
Rve-Fsirly &C, i've and firm; closing - s'e
for No 2.
Barley-Inactive md nominal
gbwinss-Duli.
Proyisions-Unchan ged.
Mess Pork-SoId at w soaSo W.
Lard Closed at 16c.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-25

negligence. The Jury, after two hours de-.
liberation, returned verdict for the plaintiff
for $4,000.
Quincy, June 25.-The residence of Mr..
f. George, near Clinton, Mo, Was totally
destroyed by fire q few nights since, in
which three of his sons were burned to death
--one 2, and the other two twins, 10 years
old. The scene ss described was appalling
in the extreme, ss the three boys could be
seen running back and forth through the
building, hunting some avenue of escape,
but oil were cut of, and in few seconds the
three were envelopcd in the seething flames
in plain view of the horror stricken parents,
whose Agonizing shrieks were sickening to
be heard.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-The Jury yesterday
brought in . verdict of murder in the second
degree against Jeremiah Lynch for the muir
der of the private watchman, Sears, in April
last
BELvIDERE, ILL.,, June 25.-Ths great Ju'
bilee commences at Belvidere next Wednes
day ARTILLERY, orchestra, and chorus Of two
hundred, are the attractions. wyman
assists. Oglesby speaks. The railroads
carry at three ffths the regular rates.
An immense sensation and magnihcent
musical success are predicted.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, June 25.-Mr. X.
Malaban, while examining well Y feet
deep, which had recently been dug on the
farm of Mr.. O. V. Hslcomb, near this city,
was buried alive by a well caving in, at l /
O'Clock Yesterday He leaves q wife and
large family of children.
LIMERICK, June 25.-She police yesterday
found quantity of loaded bombs, in an
unoccupicd house. The owner of the prem
ises WAS arrested.
LONDON, June 25.-The regular mail
steamer from Rio Janiro has arrived. The
treaty between the Allies ANA the Patagonin-
ans Government had not yet been signed.
A bill recently introduced in the Brazil
Chambers for the abolition of slavery makes
free all children Of slaves born after the
passage of the act.
MADRID, June 25.-The Spanish Cow
eminent proposes to consolidate all its
loans.
AMSTERDAM, June 25.-The Bank CT
Il Holland has reduced its minimum rate y
discount to three per cent.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-25

HON. GEORGE S!IARSWOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme COAT Of Pennsylvania
PTtuAnEIrHlA June I, lses.
have found by experience mat = itoohandr Gvf
man Bitfers' I. veTy good tonic TiieNrg dyspepte
S'Ap GEORGE SHARswOOD.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

For each square, or the spase occupied by ten
lines Of soiid nonpsreil, One Dollar ior each IN.
eertion.
sorted 3 months or more. SO per eert above r.eu-
lar advertising rates.
Communication. or articles inserted snOrs
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DuIY Arp wErKIr.-A discount Of 25 per
cent. viii be made from the Weekly rates. On
yearly and half yearly contracts, rhsn ne san
matter Is inserted in both Daily and Weekly-
Double Columns will te charged Is Fer cent
additional.
For all tr.nrient Advertisements advance pay
nent Il required.
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HON LANES NJ. WOOD,

EX-Mayor oi w t''1i"fS'''' -
t,.ks ,-est pleasur- In recommending Hoonsnds
49, TonicN in any one who NAV he sfieted win
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-25

otookS and Money.
fsleer.phsd 70 the A.sus.
Esv YonK, June "a.
Money easy 3G4 per cent. on call.
Gold dull, closed at $1.lla-
Governments quiet but firm.
Coupops-6's of 81, I.I7s; 5-20s, '62, Liz;
"a, lii; 'o5, l10i; new, l.l3i 81, I.l3i; 'es
I.l3i. l0-4O's, l,0s.
Currency siIes-L11i.
stocks-Markst lower, especially on NewYork
Central and Lake Shore. on various rumors.
Western Union Telegraph, 35t.
u. s. Express, 45i.
Pacific Mail, 4Ia.
n. Y. Centrsl-9el.
Erie-244.
Northwestern-s41. Preferred sss.
Rock Island, 1.f01.
st. Paul. 673. Preferred sli.
Toledo 4 Wabash, IS. Preferred IS.
Fort Wayne 81.
liverpool Market.
Telegrnphed to the Argus.
LIVERPOOL, June ~.
Plour-25s Sd amber.
Wheat-9s lid.
Corn-3ls Cd.
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HON. WM. = ROGERS.

Mayor of TIE city OF Buffalo, n
M.YoR's OFFICE. BCrFALo, june q 1ss1
rh.ve -sed IInutauds German Biiters and Tome
,r nv fnnilv drrn. the pact year aud can recon-.
,nenS thenn A. excellent tonic impariine tone and
,ioT 10 lhe systcrn Their IRE has been productive
oYnecidedly beneficial effects. WV r. h'|bhs-
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Rock Island, Ills, June 18th, 1870.
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Ohicago &iS . Dtocks

IT,. s.oor YAnps, June "a.
c.,,. NH :, a. ss.6 76 for common to good
COWS: a. ooa7 so for mediu, shipping steers;
IS bO.9 90 for nrime to extra Aipping bseves:
Hogs--Duli at h, decline of 10 Pef eea.'
sales ct $s 0Oss 20 for common 70 ehoies'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-25

In Quincy, on Monday, a man by the
name of Alex Dempsey, whose brain wss
affected by the sun, while driving wagon,
fell. aud was run over and killed.
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IN
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to take anything ee hs, he may In, . Esos
tccsnss :. sent by express to any locality upon ~
pHcAtion to the r-
rI,p GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
y. ssf ARCH STREET, Patf"deipA1a-
T.S M EVANS, Proprietor.
formerly C. NJ. JACKSON Cob
,smed,es are for sale by Druggists storskssv
ia sAicine Dealers everywhere
ers no sn2 not forget 70 examine wei th~ scs -
- IN order 70 gss The genuine
o. A. BINsER, Agent,
- dkvssv Book Islaad, nls
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-01
II U N 0 RoUS IT E MS

Bs5~ John and Jane were not married
after all, for though he wooed, Jane
wouldn't.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11
Hon,u.,sn,care.l.

THAT BOARD. We do not think that august
body, the School Committee Of the City OF
Portland take the pre- tiest way that ever was
to get rid of a tried and faithful teacher. We
know of ooe such whose school has always
been if not model, most excellent in all rs-
spects; 10 discipline, in number aud thorough
ness OF classes graduated, SC. Sc, dropped by
that nrbane body without making any sign.
That the teacher in question has rem 'rka-
bic faculty of conveying instruction to the
mind, we well know by experience, having
had the privilege of being under that instrnc-
ton, and OF seeing to some extent the WORK
ings of her plan, and is just as cap'be oil teacn-
ing to-day as when she iirst began' ana !
should Judge needed the patronage as mucn'
as the salary was a mere pltttance Tor qu''e
while aner she engaged in the WORK, anu her
hands are too small for manuai iaoor' mero
| atoms in fact.
T. seems 10 us, to say the least, that she de-
sorv4d inf not a pension for life) little tr'bate
of kindness. Certainly the members of that
h,ord wanting the situation for some friend,
miobt simply have called and told her 80 can
dJlv. and not so unceremoniou,ly have left
her out in the cold, with the incompetent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

Everybody will be glad to hear that Mark
Twain will Include his celebrated map Of the
Notifications Of Paris, in his regular depart
ment in the November Galaxy. He VIII alss
improve the occasion to further elucidate i''
original points. Another in erest'ng 'e''",e
of this number of the GtIaxy will be por'ra"
Of Monscnore Capel oh Monsigoore Gates
hr ., Disr,e,i,s "Lothar'J accompanied by a
~ ~ o,o,, - him written by Mrs Fanny Barrow,
,he .Auut Fanny" of the "Nightcap' aud
IN ~ 9 ories. CapePs great forte is the
.a.,rsrsion of women, by whom he is regarded
as a typical priest OF SANITY beauty The No
va,,her Galaxy viii also contain history, by
tho Hon. Gideon Welles, of the attempt to
relieye the Fort Sumter garrison, just prior to
the opening of the war. Mr.. Welles will bring
out many new aud important facts, some o.
which tend to inculpate high officials.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

Some enterprising person, with zeal supe-
rior to his 0rthography, has furnished the
Chattanooga Times with a touching item OF
local intelligence. John Robinson's Great
Circus was exhibited at Trenton, Tenn, on
the 1lth ult., aud we are told that the "Rev.
Parson Smith was sitting near the canvas in
the shade, raseing the edg of thavcurtins y
While thus engaged in peeping the holy man
received from watehman "a severe blow on
the he'd with hickory club, inflcting a ceri-
GUS wound, though not considered tatal.' 1t
WIS at first supposed that the parson, having
doubts of the morality OF such entertainments,
had conscientious ohjoc ions to going in, until
he had satisfied his scruples. Subsequent IN
qulry proved that his was nobler ana ptirer
motive. He had, by tie authority III nun
vested, forbidden his congregation 10 atlehu
Robinson's Great Circus; but he had also
some reason TO suppose that iewof the noch'
with the usual peiversIty OF human mature
had disreuarded his injunctionS. ne ""'
therefore" says the correspondent, tahelliS
| The names ot them members OF Tue cnuicu
| whom was in attendance, thai hau gone III oe-
80 no came up' Pars',n Smith may, there
to,e be considered in some sort, as a martyr,
otbar to his creed or his curiosity. 1t must,
however, have been 4 sad surprise to him,
while diligently scanning the seats and rumin-
aling upon the pleasures OF exccmmuni alton.
to receive such tap upon what Mr.. Pecksnifi
calls that delicate and exquisite portion OF
The human anatomy, the BRAIN" But Mr..
Pecksnif nobly forgave old Cd Martin and
really we hope that "Parson Smith (firmly
resolved to peep no more) will forgive the
Waterman, woo, after all, did no more than
his duty.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

A PRINCELY CAsHIER.-Tbe Bank of Cal
iforEia-the great money power of the Pacific
coast-paid divideuds last year amounting to
six hundred Thousand dollars. The cash ier of
tnis bank is one of tue most remarkable men
In California, possessing business qualities of
Tue highest order, united with power Of en-
ddrance and mental elasticity which enables
him to carry forward a,'ressfuly and cas- v
operations which would appal persons Of Or
dinary capacity. Upon the opening Of the
Pacific road the Bank of California appropri-
ating large sum Tor the purpose of properly
erreltainng representative men from the east
and from that time down to the present eyerv
public ard professional parsonage visiting the
Pacific coast has partaken of the hospitality
so literally provided. Mr.. Ralston, the cashier
represents the bank in these receptions and
none who have fallen into his bands will ever
forget his courteous attentions. His dinners
AT he Bank Club House are the pride OF all
CaliIornians, while his country estsb isbmeut,
twenty mi es out of the city, with apartments
for one hundred guests, and bis stables with
a stud OF iofty horses, are justly regarded as
something marvellous, Mr. Ras-o has ,u,t
heen re elected to the position which be has
so long held and in which he exerts fnan-
cal and political power altogether unequalled
by any man west OF the Rocky Mountains.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

The Boston Transcript vouehes for the fol-
lowing as boys composition: The horse is
the most useful animal in the World. So is
the Cow. i once had thirteen Ducks and
two was brakes and Skunk killed One. be
smeltd Orul. knew boy which Had
chickens but His father would not let HIM
rails Them and so he got mad aud so he bored
a Hole in hisimothers Wash tub. Our Savior
rode on a Ass. I wish / Had hors. hors
weights 1000 pounds"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

IMPORTANT ARREST OF SPANISH COUNTER
FEITERs.-D lrns the last Two weeks two msn
have been staying at the hotel at @ iarantns
Land ng, ON Staten Island, and have been
keeping relu! watch upon every three mast
ID Schooner, aud occasionally going off to them
in small hoats aud overhau ing them thorough
ly. Considerable curiosity has been excited
among the nh ibtan.s of the island by their
movements, but both were careful to keep their
own coussel, aud in spite of the numerous
questions asked they continued to keep their
mission a secret. Last evening, however, their
watcbfulness was explained. AT abuut
o'clock in the afternoon a large tnree masted
schooner was seen slowly sailing up 10 quarau-
tine, and in a few minutes the two st'aneers,
who had been, as usual, closely examining the
craft. hired small boat, pulled out TO the ves-
sci, and after lew minutes conversation with
her master, boarded her. They remained on
board Tor some time, AID rumors of their pro-
ceedings bavDg been spread abroad, number
| of spectators assembled to await their re.urp.
| At last the row boat approached the shore
| when it was discovered that two men, who bad
| Lot been IN ber when she left the shore, were
| seated IN the stern The boat reached the
| landing and The whole party eDtered the hotel.
| 1t then appeared that The two strangers who
| bad been staying at the botel were Two OF Col.
| " htley's government deIrctves who had
| been informed by telegraph OF the probable ar
| rival of two notorious counterfeiters from
| Texas in three masted schooner wi b large
| quantity of spurious money in heir possession.
| They bad almost begun to doubt the correct
| ness OF their information, wheu a sch 'oner au-
| swering the description civ, D came INTO sight
| Yesterday afternoon. When the detectives
| reached her decks they found two Spanish pas
| seueers bamed Edward Garcia and Manuel
| AuburDey, and at once took them into custody.
| Their ind guation was extreme, aud they vs-
| hemently protested their irpooeDc-. But the
officers, arned with the necessary warrants
were in nowise daunted, aud FASTENED 10
search their baggage and their btrths. This
examination led to the discovery of large
quantiy OF counterfeit bills upon various
bank j, executed in so Thoroughly artistic
mannfr that even on a comparison with the
genuine bills the difference between the good
and the bad could scarcely be found. The
officers found 10 their possession moulds, acids,
tools for milling coin, and all the necessary ap-
piaDces tor carrying on their trade 10 this CT y.
After the frs. few minutes The prisoners recov-
cred their equaDimIty and tried to make the
best of their position. After partakih2 of some
reireshment with their captors, they left for
this city In one OF the ferry boats. To day they
were taken before Commissioner Belts and
held for examination on the 10 b inst in d.
fault of $4,000 oail.-N. Y Evening Post, 7h.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

JOE MEEK, the Oregon trapper, went to
Washington as territorial messenger. His
good looks and relationship to President Polk
made him great favorite with the ladies'
While promenading one evening, lady en-
quired whether he had ever been married
'Yes," Joe said; she had wife and six chill
dren." "Oh, lap continued his friend, "snd
isn't Mrs. Meek afraid of the Indians p
AFRAID Of the Indians" replied the frontiers
mItn," ~ reckon not; why, she's an Indian
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

There will be total eclipse of the sun on
the 2lst OF December, which will, however. be
visible only in Europe. and, in all its COM
pleteness, on the Mediterranean. Congress
having appropriated $4,000 to the Depart
ment OF Coast Survey for the purpose of fitting
OFT an expedition to take observations, the
United States party will soon sail in cnarge Of
superintendent Il njamin Pierce, ii the Coast
Survey. The best Use has been ma 'e of the
appropriation to secure the results OF a through
observation, astronomical and Photographic, of
the phenomenon
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11
Dissolution of COD0rt7aershil

HE copartner hip existing between Adama i
Tarbox is this uay disso we'd by mutual consent.
Either party will settle oils for against the con-
Germ. ADAMS & TARBtX.
Portland, July 23d, 1876. oc3 1aw5t
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Terms $500 pen. annmna, in adrance.

REMARKABLE CASE OF CoNscIENcE.-An
uhuS"ai case of conscience has just been pre-
senteu TO the Commissioner OF Pensions.
Inc Fension Office is in receipt of letter
from Western pensioner, who states that he
has been drawing pension of six dollars
month as disabled soldier tor sever al wears.
but that he feels that he has no right to such
a pension and that he will no longer receive
it. He says that he was induced to make ap-
plicalion for the pension by claim agents and
other interested parties, and he warns the
Commissioner that such parties may apply for
tue pension money, but declares that any
further application will be without his con-
sent. In addition. he volunteers the advice
that the Pension Officer should employ good
surgical examiners who cannot be imposed
upon BIZ persons engaged in getting up claims
against the government. The matter will be
INQUIRED into.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

In consequence of i'll health, and by advice OF
physicians, Rev. S. L. Gould of Albany, Ok
ford county, is about to leave his people, aud
try the climate of Minnesota. This people with
whom he has labored more than fourteen years
very much regret the necessity.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

DETWEEN Abbott's store, Aliens corner and
ID Exchal ge street, retlcule containing abou
tcn dollars aud pair gold bowed spectacIes. The
finder by leaving aC Abbotts store or the Press
Office will he suitably rewarded. oc7s3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

The Portland District Ministerial Associa'
ton (Meth6dist), will be held at Gorham, Oct
II, Is and 10, instead of Oct. 1ith as heretofore
appointed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

rI,HGSE in want OF Plain Fancy Job Printing
i will find 1t 10 their advantage TO call Oh wM Nj
MARKS, ut the Daily Press Jsbs Printing Office, ,Ex-
hange Street, Portland.
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" OOd. WOOd

4 ARD and SOFT WOOD, Tor sale at No. a. lin
coin street, Also, Cry edgngs
jan29 wu urrSr
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GET TE7E BEST

Bush's Argentine Ha ir " yc, long and favor
ably known 10 the public. stands peerless and un
rivaleh. IT is the best, quickest, cheapest, the
most NATURAL dnrable, harmless and effectual Hair
Dye in The world. l. color, hair wbiskers Bro wn
or Black stan'aneousy. and gives them perfectly
natural appear ance, and is attended with auy IN
furious effect. Regular package. with brush ard
sponge complete, only SLIGO. GEO. c. GOODWIN
& co. Sold by all druggists. sep3Ceod6m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11
FOR SALE
Lost.

IWO large, good Hor>es, one double harnes and
me Gig. will be sod eooo haroa,r to tLe
purchaser. Please cali on ELIAS MOUNTFOl;T.
Westbrook, near Aliens Corner. ano
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

nNE Bloodstone Gold Ring, marked ''W III. K.
~ iiom father Sept. 7, 1902. mhoe yer will leave
the same at $40 Congress street viii be suitably re-
wArded. ocSs1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11
Account Book Lost

DErWEEN Portland and Morrill's Corner. Tic
ID finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving The
same al W. c. Cobb's Steam Bakery, fearl st.
oct Sdtt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11
Proposals for Marble Mantels

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTION,
U. S. Court House & Post fiji and Custom Hous-,
PORTLAND, Me. Sept 26, 1870.
CEALED Proposals will be received by the under
~ signed until M. of the eleventh day OF october,
1877, fr furnishing and deli erng to the U. s. Coui
House, Portland, Me twenty-s'x (?6) white velned
Italian Marble Maniels according to designs on file
in this office.
Prices will be given for each of the ten designs
exhibited, from hch des gns the 26 required will be
selected. The price will include boxing ard deliver
ing in safe condition in Portland. The right TO
ject any or all bids is reserved.
The mantes must be deli ,erfd in Portland within
80 dass after he acceptance OF the bid
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Man.
tells" and addressed to
sep26tOci1 j. II. COCHRANE, Superintendent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11

Rev. Mr.. Ford has accepted call from the
First Baptist church in Paris, and will COM
mence his labors next Sabbath.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-11
$1,000 Reward.

DOR white Barrow Pig, weighs about 200 lbs.
! lias notch on left and slit right ear
Above +, ward will be paid on delivery to Charles j
West. near the Pottery, Westbrook, 0r~B URGIN q
JEFFERSON 15l Commerc al ST.
October 3. 1870 If