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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16
Nominations by the Governor.
The following nominations were made by t
GaYernor under date of October 18th:

The following nominations were made by the
Governor under date of October 18th:
STATE-Rev. F. f. Ford, Lewiston; Rev. G.
A. Stone, Brewer; Rev. Henry 7. ArDold, Ly
man; Rev. Denis Bradley, Portland: Rev. Jos.
W. Turner, Princeton; Rev. John NJ Perkins.
phouso l.. Hong hton, Weld, to solemnize mar
riages.
aNDRosooGGIN-John B. Jordan, Auburn,
Not. Pnb.
ARoosTooK-Wm. B. Robinson, Houlton,
Trial Justice. a
J. 2. Q Lawrence j. Joyce, Brunswick, 90. ;
VIM. X. Neal, Portland, Dedimus Postatem
Henry p. White, Portland, j. P. @.
HANCoCK-Hepry +. Barker, Waltham, j.
P @; James Leach, Penobscot, do; Isaac
Farorother, Orland, Trial Justice; Benjamin
Furguson, Deer Isle, do.
KENNEBEo -Chas. Fl. Robinson, Litchfield,
j. z. O.; Albert NJ. Bradley Vassaboro', do;
Geo. +. Adams, Gardiner, Not. Pub. Joseph
Adams, Gardner, do; Henry W. Colder, Bel
grade. j. p. @.
Not. Pub; Jonathan w. Crocker, Rockland.
j. P @.
OXFORD Freeland Howe, Norway, j. p @.
PENoBscoT-Wm M. Davis, Bangor, Pc.
Samuel Jewett. Bangor, do. Michael Keel,
Lincoln, Trial Justice; Ansel Lennal, Bangor,
Not. Pub.
SoMERsET-Cephas A. Farwell Pitt field,
]. p. @ Benz Adams, Arson, do.
WALDo-Frederick A. Dckey, Northport,
j. P. O.; Caleb Whitaker, Searsmout, do
Wm'A A. Pendeton, Northport, do; Jos. Will
hams, Belfast, do. Elisha Chick, Winterport,
Ttial Justice.
WAsHINGToN-Eliphal A. Webster, East
YoRK-Abner Oaks, ST.. Berwick, Trial j US
tice; Ivory Libby, Lebanon, do; Samuel f
Chase, Saco, j. P. @ Daniel G. Pike, Cornish
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16
state ~ eWS.
ANpRosCocGIN COUNTY

The aggregate deposits in Aubuan Saving
Bank are now about $80000O A year ago til,
aggregate was about $3.50, 900, says the Jour
nal.
d. I'll. Brown of Center Minot, has recently
lost eight valuable sheep by dogs; and one rea.
son why no more were killed was that he had
no more sheep, says the Lewiston journal.
The Lewiston Journal says at the late term
OF the Supreme Court at Auburn, in addition
to three sentences for three months each to the
County JAN, fines of $1575 were imposed and
paid into the County Treasury, for selling in
toxlcating liquors in violation of law. Several
parties who were indicted have left the CITY.
since TINS raid on the liquor dealers of Lewis
Ton, by our county authorities. aided Inv Con.
stables Snow, Small and others of T,aw;ston
up here. '' hino nave ciosed
taru from the journal that the oooro.
gate shipments oil shoes from Anhnrn asS,o
1 Lewis o stations the past week have heen
1888 cases to 1043 cases the pre,ed;nn oe9n
The receipts of leather were 60 270 he Wee r.
lbs. tor the preceding week. Business CO. o,1oo
active aud prosperous. oon'iHues
Mr. S. p. Littlefield has inst conn,o,,
very large and substantial brick hotel n, To- a
bon Falls. 1t is to be opened by a supper and
dance Tuesday evening. -''
John Allen was severely injured by the fall
ing OF an elevator in the Lewiston Ble2cbarn
Friday afternoon. Ho had bad scalp wonnJJ
on the back of his head, and the muscles of III
arm and leg were injured. VIC
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
The saw mill oWued by Merritt Bros i, NJ
Pownal, was entirely swept away by tho froS,.
ct. Many bridges in the vicinity are s, "esn-
ported destroyed. 1t is said to be- the ban su re
freshet that has occurred here for many yves
HANCOCK COUNTY.
A meeting of the subscribers TO tbo o,
stock of the Penobscott & Union River 0d Pai
Was hed in Bacssport Wednesday and
tors; Richard P, Buck, Joseph L, Buck D Ioah
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16
PEOPLES BANK,
&C 1t NEw YORK.
" o T. & II

WHEREAS Allen Haines of Portland in the
w County of Cumberland in right OF nj wiir,
j me K. HaInes, and the said Jane X. halnes IN
ner own right, the tbirtisth aay OF Au sust. A.
corded In the Registry Deeds In said county Of
cumberland in book S7S, page 4S3 conveyed 10 the
New England Mutual Life INSURANCE Company,
corporation organized under the Laws OF the LVIn-
mOnwealth OF Massachusetts a ID h lawn ITS PrhcI
pal pllce oil business al Boton, in sad Com Hvn-
wealth, The following described real estate sUua.e
Ia Pur Lland IN he county OF Cumbtrlani with tho
brick store thereon stanuine, bounded 1Ol ows,
to witt Beginning at the monument at the Ju c.
ton OF Middle andChu eh street AMI running he
noHhwesterly ON rad CbuIeh sheet one hu drsd
Ind twenty feet 20 passageway eauiLg irJIuCburLh
to Pearl stl eet; thence sOutherfy Issagew
turty ieet tO The mi die OF The wa diviuIDg h ore
thereby conveyed from the store adJonn-; thence
through the centre OF SAID partItiJu wall hum
bred and twenty itet 10 aid stiddle street; thence
nor heaster on sai Middle rect, thuty tv the
place Ueginoing, together vi h The Fl hi o u>s
The stairs Ieadiug to tie chambers, and also Tue
passage-wdy AFORESAID in common with the
lwners OF tie ad 0lning lst0 I, beng lac ST. Ie
and lot now oceup ed by sheppard a. CUH pany,
with authority, in OF the breach OF he Condon
said gage to sell sald premises at auction a. d
frum the proceeds sdd SAFE to pay the urb secur-
ed Thereby, and all costs chang and expOnses sus-
tiDxd incurred by VI any breach OF the
cond ion OF said mOUgage, togetaer with eOnmis-
sion OF Two and ono-hah per cent. ON the gross
amount of sale:
And v here s the onnition OF sail mortgage deei
has been broken ~ said A len haiues anu Jane Il.
hdines this give notice that said real esta,e
will be sold al public auei0n on said pIemies (No.
SIS Nude street, in said rVTtaLdl. on n suay, The
seventh day OF November, A. ID 1911, at ociOc in
the forenoon, tor tue reason an urpO-e Aforesaid.
dated at Portland this teenth Jay OF october,
A. d. 1871.
The New England Mutual Lie Insurance Compa-
ny, by BENJAMIN Il. STEVENS,
fIesiuent.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16
POLITICAL Notes

Iowa gave more than iorty thousand Re-
publican majority last Tuesday. The Maine
STANDARD attributes this success to the use of
corruption money" The fund must indeed
be large.
The Bangor Democrat exults with intense
enthusiasm over the fact that the late New
York Democratic convention ignored the new
departure. The Democrat attributes all the
late reverses OF the party to that attempted
departure, and quotes Snakspeare's allusion
to the GLORIOUS sun OF York;"
1t is r1mored that Thomas Murphy is about
to leave voluntarily the position of collector
of customs in New York. For the credit OF
the Republican party we hope the rumor is
trua
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16

The SuuaiOu SutCd$Os
The Worlds despatch of Saturday states that
the scenes of sufferings and want met in tour
of the city beggars description. Burned bod
les are seen, and at the Coroner's offices are
roasted bodies OF men, women and children.
uprecognized AID unknown, piled one upon
the other and awaiting recognition. There ia
not the faintest clue to any one of the bodies
that will lead their friends to positively know
who they are and SO they must be buried. The
city papers that have been resuscitated from
the ashes report as MANY as two hundred bod
les recovered from the fire. Unless it is known
positively who persisted in the fire, it will be
impossible to determine from recognition
There are seventy bodies reported in the barn
OF the city undertaken ON Hubbard street.
The arrival of troops is hailed with general
satisfaction and tonight the burned districts
are full OF them, some on guard, squads march
ing to and fro and OTderlies galloplng from
point to point. Mayor Mason turned oversize
city to General Sheridan this morning and we
are to all intents and purposes under martlal
law. During the night shots were frequently
heard indicating the summary execution VI
thieves and incendaries. Roughs VIII nnd IL
to their personal safety if they will give Chca
go very wide berth at present The citizens
are bitter against these harpies and suspicion
is equal to death warrant. IDcendiaries par
ticuiary meet with swift retribution. TIL at
ternoon some women detected young man
about % years old in the act of firing house
on the west side, and party OF men took him
to the nearest telegraph pole and hung him
With telegraph wire. On State street this
evening, when an alarm of fire was given, two
firemee rushed to the house, No. 468, and
emerged with woman whom they caught set
ting fire to straw bed tick. 1t was Just as
much they conld do to save her from the
vengeance OF the Infatuated crowd.
The people who fled to Lincoln Park are suf-
fering terribly. From 80 600 the number has
swelled to 10000 Those who were in the va.
cant lots near Division street have gone up to
Ire Park and the scene now presented is be-
| yond the power of words to describe. Every
one is demoraliZed Hundreds are lying on
| pallets of straw, having been hastily aroused
| from sick beds to save their lives. How many
| perished in the vain attempt to save them
Strives will probably never be known There
have been five deaths and eight births in Lin
coin Park in twenty-four hours. Families who
| we're formerly in comfortable circumstances
| are absolutely without cent or home. The
whole city is absolutely mad with grief AND
/ uasnair
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16
DAILY PRESS,
PORTLAND
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1871
No Presidential Nomination by Domo.
crats.

S lyacous Democrats, perceiving that I'D
losing the October elections they have lost e'-
erything, abandon the idea of nominating
can iidate tor the Presidency. Their pohcy Is
to induce the Conservative wing OF the Nc
publican party to make an independent noih-
n lion in opposition TO Grant, ihey nope
- this way to obtain all that would come to
Nom from a triumph OF their own party,
u, rely sacrificing their pride by an abandon
Nrut of the party name. The plan is not a
b. one. Theoretically, indeed, it is perfect.
BIT there is likely to be some little friction
Z. uoped in carrying ii out. For instance.
TIE movement depends for its success or with
drawing from the support of the regular Re.
Publican party enough conservative members
to constitute majority when united with the
DEMOCRATS Can they be withdrawn? Is
theie anything in the past history of the
American people that authorizes us to SUP
pose that they are So unintelligent as not to
perceive Instantly that this would be Demo-
Cratic movement, in everything but name,
ard that its triumph would be Democratic
Triumph? Some man, like Gov. Brown OF
Missouri, supported by Carl Schufz, and pos
Eby by Senator Trumbull and other conser-
vatve Republicans, would be nominal leaders
IN the enterprise. But it would be initiated
by Democrats, supported by democrats, and,
1t at all, made triumph by Democrats. In
spifed and carried through by the opponents
OF the Republican party the scheme. if sue
sessrul, would place the government in the
hands of those whose genius hit upon the
lucky plan and whose adroitness and courage
made triumph possible. The Democracy
would be restored to power with Brown or
Trumbull or Adams admitted to a partner
ship in the fortunate speculation.
The utter and irremediable failure of the
"new departure" scheme ought to have
taught the Democracy the futility of a change
OF name or nominal change of principles
that is not accompanied by the corresponding
thing. Of what avail was the ostentatious
when the Nothern BouI bons were repudiat-
ing in private conversation and even in local
caucuses what they had solemnly affirmed in
Conventions, and while the more practical
Southern Bourbons were rapidly reducing the
Republican Vote in their vicinity by systemat-
&c assassinatIons? OF what avail will il be
Tor these srtful persons to call themselves Re
publicans, and induce b. Gratz Brown or Sen
ator Trumbull or Charles Francis Adams to
accept their votes Tor President, so long as
they cherish their old heresies more or less
openly and continue their old bad practices
We predict with great confidence that the
failure Of Vallandigham's ingenious patent
this year will seem comparatively success
alter the abject and pitlfnr breakdown OF this
"newest departure" next year.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16

NEW HAMPSHIRE items. The Portsmouth.
Great Falls and Conway Railroad is now COM
pleted to West Ossipee.
The shoe factories of Pennington manufac-
tured and shipped during the month of Sep
tember, III, 149 pairs of shoes; of which 49, 900
We're manufactured in the shops of A. Mute
and E. f. Jones
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16

SHOCKING SUICIDE OF AN OLD WOMAN On
wednesday, Mrs. Parish, residing in ST. Louis,
committed suicide by cutting out her bowels,
and severing them after they were out. This
was done with AN old dull butcher knife. She
was in her ninetieth year, and considering
there can be no cause assigned for the DIRE adful
act but the oppression of old age, it is certainly
very remarkable case.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16

A VOLUME is now in course of preparation
containing what each American poet consid-
els his best verses. The idea is a happy one.
1t is well-known that Milton always contend
ed that Paradise Regained" is superio" to
PARADISE Lost" and that Goethe preferred
the second poet of 'Faust" which nobody
reads. If all poets are as cratic in judging
the relative merit of tLeir own works the
book will be a curious one.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16
SWAN ~ BARRETT
Bankers ana brokers,

100 Middle Street. Portland,
nY-On completion lin 1S72)ot go miles of Railroad
now building, between st. John, N. u, and Halifax,
N. S, there will be an unbroken line OF Railway
from Halifax 10 all the chief cities of the United
States, and as two three days travel can
be avoided, and about SO hours time saved, from
New York, In going to coming nom Europe, by
rail to or from Halifax large business in pas
sengers, mails and freight will thereby be added to
the traffic over the K. q N A. Railway.
nj 12 odtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16

BRICK AND IRON alone are to be used in re-
building the hotels stores and public buildings
in Chicago. The Sherman House is to DO re-
stored to more than its former splendor it be-
ing proposed to make it second to no hotel in
the country.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16

DEATH OF AN UGLY ELEPHANT. = The
"Great Mogul" elephant died on Wednesday
little below Derby, Conn. He was 81 years
old, and the poundings, burnings and shoot
ings which he had been obliged to endure of
late had convinced him that he was conun-
drum, SO he laid down and gave it I'D.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16

COMMODORE VANDERBILT, who is worth ten
or twenty million dollars, is censurea with
great severity by some of the New York ma
pers because he gives nothing for the relief Of
the Chicago sufferers. He is as bad as oueen
Victoria
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16
DOMESTIC PORTS

KEY WEST-Sld Cd, barque Nellie Abbott, Jor-
dan. (rom Aspinwalll Tor New York.
SAVANNAH AR 18th. sch Florence Tower, from
Ar Is b. ship Epoeh Talbot, Talbot. I'm Liverpool
brig Bickniore, Henley, Bath - ~
BALTI HoRE-Cld 18th inst, brig Harriet Amelia,
Cochran Norfolk.
PHlLADEL PHIA-Cld 10Th. barque Helen Sands
Woodside, Antwerp; sen Susan stetson. Yates, for
Cld 18th, brig Gipsev Queen, Tor Portland.
SID I'm Delaware Breakwater 18th, brig Anna M
NEW Y0KK-Ar 18th. brig Mary Celeste. Fowler,
Jamaica, sehs Webb, Day Georgetown, So;
,dran, Emery; Leeeh, Pendleton; William Rice,
Pressey, Defiance. Hall. and Mary Brewer, Brewer
kocklsnd; M l. Kenney, Wallace. Thomaston Bed
abedec Knownton, vinalhaven; Samuel HART Hol-
brook, Vine, ard Haveu; Veto. frsm Providence, j
Griffin. Coombs. Boston tor Philadelphia.
BELOW 18th, ship Olives Southland, TheoboId, from
Richmond Me, brig Lima. uom Jamaica
ar 18th. ship Excelsior, Penileton. Liverpool; brig
LIN Lima Hill, ME- River Nellie. Owens. St Croixi
kockland Bedabe zee, Xix, do
cd 18Th. ships WIN " Reed, stinsou Liverpool;
Dyer, Galveston; Eliza White Mahonev, Portland;
brgs Emily, Brown, Jacksonville, Edith. Crowley.
do. Antelope. Rumbail, Mobile; sch. Mabel Hall.
Passed through Hell Gate 18TH scbs Geo Savage
Nye, Elizabethport Tor Boston Ella Hay. from New
YORK tor salem; May Day, do for Bangor; Caroline
PkovIDENCE-Ar 18th, sch Canary, Scott. from
Calais.
Ar 18th, sch Thos Xix, Hall, Rockland.
Sid i2h sch Rnbt Foster, Lee, tor Millbrdge. Eli
zaheth, Murch, for Fall River.
MAKREN.Sld 18th, sch Coral, Kent, New York.
WICKFORD-Sld 18th, sch A Pike, Cove tor
New YORK. I'D Sc r. Sc -
NEWPORT-In Port 18th. sch Fl Prescott. Merri-
man, Mattapoi.ett tor New York; Kate Grant, Grant
3 ngor tor New Haven; Harper, Gott, Providence
for New York; Louler Newton, Gray. do tor do. M
A Mccain Cavanaugb, New Bedford for do; VIM
Penn Wiley, Calais Tor do; Mindoro. Hadey do for
New Haven't Peacedale, Baker, Fall River Tor New
York; Franklin, Brewster and Nellie Treat, Dorr
FL anklin Tor do; VIM rem. Wiley, and Terrapin
Wooster, CaIais for do; Loduska. Means, Bangor oI
Westport; S l. Burns, Crosby. I'm st George for New
York. Senator GRIMES. PhiIbrook, I'm Providence or
Philadelphia; Lyra, Pickering. I'm do for New YORK.:
Maud Mulloch. Norwood, Calais tor do. Laura, Rob
erts, Vlnalhaven for do; Mary Louise Simpson, Port
lan0 tor do; Ella Brown, Robinson st John, NIB, for
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW BEDFORD-Si0 18th, schs Eagle, Grant,
and Pearl, Gookn New York t.
BOSTON-Ar 18th. schs M Il Crockett, Crockett,
Bangor; Sarah W eeks, Bath.
Cid 18th, sch Gertrnde Huwes, Smith, for Ruatan
Sea Pigeon, Ware Calais.
Ar 14th, brlgs A Devereux. Clark. Georgetown;
Chas Miller, Gilbey, Philadelphia; sens thames,
Freeman, Calais A amO, Steele. Machias.
Below, barque Mary Bird, from Montevideo.
CID 14th, brig ii Kennedy. Halett Charleston;
sch Nellie arr Lansil, Bangor.
NEWBURYPORT-A Ar 18th, sch Alpine, Elliott,
Millbridge
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 18th, sch Sea Queen, Bunker, /
EliZabethport.
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ID L Il d.

In Naples Oct.4, Miss Laura E. winslow, of Wind
ham aged 40 years months.
In Brunswick, Oct. 5, Nancy A. Mecher, aged 81
years II months.
In Harpswell, Oct. II, Mr.. Abiezer Dunning. aged
70 years.
In Bowdoinham, Oct. 7, Mr. Jeremiah Fisher, aged
SO years. ..g f.F
In Gardiner, Oct. 8, Mr.. Dennis M. Libby, aged Al
years.
OF james II and Harriet Whitman of Pembroke,
Mass. aged ?5 years.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16
DIR. e. f. GARVlN'S
Tar Remedies.
Coughs, Colds and Lung Diseases,
For sale at Wholesale, by
w. #. PHILLIPS & co. Druggists,
octl3sN2w* No. 46 Middle Street, Portland. Me.

Notice.
The Ladies from all the different Parishes in the
city are invited to meet on Thursday afternoon, 18th
inst, at 2 o'clock P. M, at the Common Council
Room, City Building, to prepare clothing for the suf
ftrers by the Chicago fire.
Any materi lis for under clothing or money will be
received by the Committee who may be found at the
room from A. NJ. to 10 P. M. on that day
Per Order of Mayor.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16

At Hong Kong Aug IS, ship Jos Clark, Carver, for
San Fran
Ar at Callao goth ult ship st Lucie Scribner, Liv-
erpool
Sid 18th ult. ship Emily Farnum, Lord Germany !;
baruue Vidette, Merritt, San francisco; 2Otn, ship
II SANFORD, Dunpby, Germany. .
Ar at Bahia previous to Sept 10, ship Frank Flint
Smalley. Liverpool.
Ar at Matanzas I'd inst, brig Cascatelle, Simmons
st John. NIB.
Sid i'm Sagua 4th inst, sch Hattie Ross, Urick, for
Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16
SPOK EN-.

Sept 7, lat 40 So lon 40 90 ship Detthaven, Freese,
from New Orleans tor Valencia.
Sept u, LAT II AZ, ship Kate Davenport, i'm Shields
tor Domoay.
oct =, 'at 81 81, lon 10 Is, baraue Harvest Home,
nom Mexico via Galveston tor Havre.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16
GPer steamer Cuba at New York;


CID I'm Isverpool 2sth G II Marshall. Marshall, for
New YORK; Fred TudoI. Bradford, Rio Janeiro,
Cid 29lh, Eliza Mcneil, Mills, New York; John
Patteu, Hill, Savannah ,..,
Emf out 29th, John L Dimmock, Lincoln, tor Sa-
CId at London goth, Hercules, Lincoln, Cardiff and
IA at Newport 9th. Garnet, Oliver Rio Janeiro.
AR at Penarth 26th uit, Q Blanchard humphrey,
Sid t% Bristol 29th, Kentuckian Sawyer, for New
Sid Im Cardiff 2sth, Bethiah Thayer. Cartney, Tor
MonteyIdeo, 2gth Marcia Day. Chase, Nc" Or
leans: Jas Wright Morrison, Singapore.
cid 2Sh Ida Lilly Otis, New Orleans.
Sid I'm Limerick 18th, II Whit n, carver 'or
Cardiff. -
Ar at Queenstown 3Qth, Mary Goodell, S"eetser,
Iouique. 1918 ., cos.
Henry, Honolulu. ,o.
Sid i'm Melbourne Aug ], Leila M Long, Lewis ior
Sydney. NSW. 49,. po..o
AR at Singapore Aug 20, Anahuac, opau'uing' from
Penang. -,
Ar at Trieste 10Th ut, Giles Loring, Pinkham from
New York. -,
Sid i'm Valencia oath ult. Keystone Barter Denia.
Bremerhsven In the Weser 10Th UT, beitna,
Humphrey, from Akyab. -
SD tm Cuxhaven 18th nit, Transit, Percy, ior val
paraiso.
In Esinore Sound 18th ut, II Sibley, Colson, i'm
New York Tor Dantzic
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN srEAmEss
Il N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND

Saturday, Oct. IA
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York, mdse t.
Sch Goorgetta, Lord, Salem, to Nickerson to load
tor New York.
Sch dame. Spnallage Mt Desert.
Sch Village Belle, Clements, Mt Desert.
Sch Boston. Rich. Calais for Boston.
Sch Wall Ii, Kelley. Calais tor New York.
Sch JAS Lawrence, Torrey, Bangor toI New York.
Sch Ophlr, Murphy, Bangor tor provincetowD
Sch l. b Sargent Sargent. Vinalhavcn tor NYork
Sch P Wallace, Thompson Damariscotta ioI
Boston.
Sch challenge, Bennett Damariscetta for Boston
Sch G Maddocks, Mcdonald, Boothbay for Bos-
ton.
Sch Arrival, Farnham, Boothbay for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Carlotts, Colby, Halifax, NS-Johu Por-
teous.
Barque Rachel, Norton, BaItimore-GeoS Hunt
Brig A0die Hale, Sheppard, Point Petre, Quad
PbiDney q Jackson.
Brig Iris, tBr) Downey, Sydney, CB.
Sch Hattie = sampson, Blake, Wentworth, Ms
Sch Tracy Jane, tBr) Pettipas, St John, NB-s
Stuart.
Sch Albert. Br) Nickerson. St Andrews, NB-No-
BILE & Savage, and Fletcher 81 Co
Sch White Swan, Kinds. Caiais-Fletcher & Co.
Sch Paragon, Hickey, Eastport and Calais-Nathl
Blake.
...4.r-LlF sunday, Oct. "a.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Brooks. Lscomb, Boston.
Sch Montezuma, Griffin, Boston, to load for East
port and Calais.
Sch Oregon, Turner, Newburyport.- onions to
Hodgdon q Soule.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16

All the cities and villages of California are
literally raising funds for Chicago.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-16

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