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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-07

,iaieucl; r. aiiH- is t.sc editor Of th,.
I-Ttr q, nl L-ss L.4.c Lim E;,le M,
c.I'.HI. lie Las ca .everal occ4S.t.
displayed Ii, inclination to spi, his ,as5n.
upon h. political opponents by ss.aling
them "a the mot groundless char-e,.
without apparently making an effort to
ascertain their truth or ial>ity We de-
,Ii,e the MARION minded bigo,ry which
prompts a prof >>ipnal Christian to tra-
duce lis fellow men because they ca7no,
believe as he does upon matters of politics
or religion; anI scorn the eyotism which
induces Il man to thrust himself upon the
public as candidate for every office that
may become vacant, while he subjects those
in position TO unjust and vindicivc
criticism.
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FATAL ACCIDENT-Wc learn from the
Echo that man named Henry Rutman, a
native of New York, met with fatal acct
dent at Chuckanuts stone quarry, Boiling
ham Bay, on the 18th ult. lie was one of
a large number of men at work in the stone
quarry, at the time the accident occurred.
A large tree at the top ofthe bank was be
ing chopped down, and when it was ready
to fall the word was pissed to the laborers
below to get out Of the way but this man
instead of getting out of the way, became
bewildcred and went toward the falling tree
part of the way on his hands and knees, and
was crushed beneath it.
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tn, following named gentlemen arc author
zcd to receive AMI receipt .or money due on
subscriptions to the STASnArp:
N. W. WATT, Victoria. V. l..
NJ. p. HARPER, Rocklaud, kiiktat Co.;
&c. CARY; Yakima county;
J.. l.. DUBEAr, Cowiitz:
WARREN Cow, Nisqually.
T.. A. WILSON, Arcadia;
SrErRrS JupsoN Steilacoom;
T.. A. LiGHr. %
lIEyMAN GooDriM, q
FREp. MYERS. Fort Montgomery
S. +. CooMBs, Seattle;
o. J. MCCArsLANp, Port Blakcly;
Maj. G. O. lIALLEa, Wildly Island;
JAMES MuRpny, Utsalady;
HOLDEN A JrDsoS, Whitcom;
john p. JUDsoN. Port Townsend
JoHN CoNDov, Port Gamble:
ORRIN A. HALL, Port Ludlow
d. X. SIMMONS, Grand Prairie;
G. ". CANNON, Portland, Oregon.
kSy~ Money can be sent through the mail:
at our risk.
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WEDNESDAY. Oct. 4. 1872

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4, 1921.
Mouse met pursuant to adjournment
Mr.. Speaker in the chair.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal Of yesterday was read and ap-
proved.
Mr.. Speaker announced the following
Standing Committees:
observation-disclosures. Noyes, Maxwell
Brewer, Abbott and Ashpaugh.
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Coop TEMPLARs.-The Grand Lodge
of Good Templars met at Vancouver on
the 9th ult., and after organizing, ad-
journed to meet in this place on the first
day Of November next. This action was
rendered necessary from the fact that there
was bare quorum present, and it was be-.
lieved that larger attendance would re-.
suit from the change. 5G'
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DOWn-SOund Items.

The following items are taken from the
Mtc1U,genccr of Monday
\ New CoUNTY.-The settlers in the
Pelousc country, in the southern part Of
Stevens county, arc anxious for a separate
county organization as they now have to
go to Fort Colville, over 100 miles, to
reach the county scat There is a popula,
ton of about 200 in that settlement, and
they favor the creation of new county
with the county scat at Bcllevillc. Ii
that number Of inhabitants can bear the
expense of county government, there is
no difficulty in their way. Stevens county,
having greater area than the State OF
Maine, is capable Of being partitioncd of
many times.
AN ApPoINTMENT.-Ther was a special
meeting Of the Supreme Court Judges at
Olympia on Wednesday last for the pur-
pose of appointing Register in Bank
ruptcy for the First judicial District in
this Territory. G. G. Ross, Esq, Of
Walla Walla, having been nominated by
Chief Justice Chase, of the United States
Supreme Court, received the appointment.
70 The bark Martha Rideout arrived
at Port Blakciy from San Francisco on
the Goth ult., and the bark Sampson and
the schooner Ward j. Parks sailed on the
2Sth ult; tho former for San Pedro, and
the latter for Callao, South America, with
227 M. feet of lumber. The ship Com.
modore arrived on the same day, in 81
| days from San Francisco.
UTsALADY.-The following vessels are
now loading at the above FORT: Bark Ed.
aoard James, of Portland, Oregon, and
destined for Shanghai, China and the
barks Onvard and Brontes, of Utsalady,
for Vallejo, California
LOADING AT PORT MADIsoN.-Barks
Osmyn, Tidal Wave, NoyMwest and
Chris. Mitchell. The Mitchell will be
ready for sea to-day.
u The barkentne Grace Roberts,
Capt. Knacke, arrived at Port Ludlow on
the l4th ult., in IA days from San Fran
cisco.
Day" Major General Candy inspected
the U. S. Garrison on San Juan Island,
on the 2Sth ult
U The bark Osmyn arrived at Port
Madison on the 18th ult., in II days from
San Francisco.
Bhs~ The ship Rerer arrived at Port
Discovery on the 18th ult., from San
Francisco.
~ The barkentine Fremont arrived at
Seabeck from San Francisco on the 10Th
ult.
u All the crops in Island County are
good this year.
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ARE You SATISFIED I'VE ask our
Good Templar friends if they are satisfied
with the result of their exertions upon the
liquor license question? The Grand Jury
failed to find single bill against parties
claimed to have violated the law relating
to that matter. Has not their action,
while impoverishing the town, resulted in
the immediate benefit of the saloon keepers
and the sink holes of inquity"?
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FRIDAY. Oct. 6. 1871.

NIUN 7, VUV' U, IN| T.
No business transacted in either branch
Of the Assembly.
The joint resolution requiring the Ter.
ritoral officers to report by the 18th wa,
passed.
a joint committee. consisting of McSsrs
O'Bryant and Huntington, Of the Council
and Mcssrs. Brazcc, Lloyd and Sinclair, of
the House, were appointed n committee
to inspect the Insane Asylum and Peni
Tertiary.
Then both Houses adjourned to Wcdnos
day, the 18th inst.
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DISTRICT CoURT-The Grand Jury
adjourned last Tuesday, having disposed
of the business presented for its consider
alton. The principal case determined by
the Court during the week has been that
ofO'Neal rs. McCaw ct al. for damages in
being expelled from Pierce County, re.
suited in favor of the plaintiff, and the
damages were fixed at 81 800 and costs.
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THEATRIcAL.-The Nathan Troupe per-
form in the Olympic Hall this evening.
Everybody should go and see them as they
are worthy of liberal patronage. They
will give several entertainments during the
ensuing week, and probably one at Tum-
water, if circumstances will permit.
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TIE MUTUAL AID FAIR.-Thc Fai. in
Columbia Hall. which commenced yestcr
day, is a decided success, if we may form
an opinion from the number and variety of
articles on exhibition. In fact, it has thus
far exceeded the expectations of its most
sanguinc supporters, and is a matter Of
pride to its projectors and the community,
who hsvc responded so literally in placing
at the disposal of the Committee the many
interesting articles in all branches Of in.
dustry. Time nor space will permit, even
a partial enumeration, but we will in our
next issue publish the official exhibit, with
such comments as will serve to give some
idea of the Fair to those who are dcbarred
from n personal inspection.
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II Messrs. Coggan e. Corbett are now
the proprietors of the overland Stage line
to Monticello, Mr.. Lockwood having dis
posed of his interest to them.
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HOUSE.

MONDAY, Oct. 2, 1871.
The Assembly was called to order by
Elwood Evans, Esq, Chief Clerk of the
last session.
Prayer by Rev. A. G. Fairchild.
On motion, the following named gen.
tlemen were declared temporary officers Of
the Assembly:
Speaker pro tenn, j. II. Van Bokkel.
en-.
Chief Clerk, w. S. Baxter.
Assistant Clerk, w. Byron Daniels.
ii Sergeant-at-Arms, David Wallace.
Doorkeeper, David Hclser.
Chaplain, Rev. A. G. Fairchild.
On motion, committee of seven were
appointed on credentials.
The Assembly adjourned until Tuesday,
Sd inst, at 10 A.. NJ.
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{ - t. secure T1-,.,aa le- ia. thc re-
al; g." Re t. de credit .r tie Territory
anl the honor COL! he Ia, M as c,mrusiusii.
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a. Mrs. Anthony proposes visiting the
Sound in few weeks. "Arise yc dis.
consulate"
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a''HEM AsHlNGrOS STANDARD
AGENTS FUR Tua STANDARD.
San l'tanti.cn Arentr.

L. r. risHrR. 20 and 81 New Mechanics ~.
change. is orr authorized Agent in san
Francisco. For Eastern ADVERTISING. Mr..
Fisher is represented hy :. I. rcti;ngi,l ~
Co., Of New York and Boston
L. 4 Co, 4l0 Montgomery Street. are Hlsp
our authorize! Agents in san francisco.
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Agents In the Atlantic states.

NrpsoS 4 Mryrr, are the only Eastern Adycr-
Using Agents, with whom we do business
direct in the Atlantic States. Ohcc. A.,
Park Row, Times Building, New York City.
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THE MERRY BAoHELoRs.-This insti-
tuition proposes to recognize at an early
day and give social parties at stated inter
walls.
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TUESDAY, Oct. 5, 1871.

TUESDAY, Oct. 3, 1871.
House Met pursuant to adjournment,
at l0A. NJ, Mr.. Van Bokkelen 10 the chair
The Committee on Credentials reported,
and report adopted.
A motion to adjourn till tomorrow morn.
ing was lost. After recess of fifteen
minutes, the House was called to order.
On motion Of Mr.. Maxon, Of Clark, the
temporary organization of yesterday was
declared permanent.
Mr.. A. B. Young was elected Enrolling
Clerk.
On motion, the House adjourned till
tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
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eS~ Dispatches say that October LIST
was the hottest day ever known 10 Califor-
mia.
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Tuesday no business Of Importance was
transacted in the Council.
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ABsENTEEs.-Messrs Lasater and Ash.
paugh, members of the House, arc still
absent Messrs. Cline and Huckley ar.
rived Wednesday, and have entered upon
the discharge of their duties. Mr.. Cline
was detained by stress CT weather.
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THURSDAY, Oct. 5, 127l.

THURSDAY, Oct 5, l27l.
House met persuant to adjournment,
and after the usual order of business,
Clerk was instructed to notify the Coun-
Gil of the organization of the House.
Committee, consisting of Mcssrs. Moore,
Brace and Winans was appointed, to act
with Council committee, to notify the Gov
crnor of the organization of the Assembly,
and its readiness to receive any commune
cation he may be pleased to make.
Recess of half an hour, when the com.
mittee appeared and submitted report.
House adjourned to = o'clock, to receive
the Governors Message in joint session
with the Council.
At the afternoon session. after the dc,
livery of the Message, 1000 copies were
ordered printed, and
n resolution was introduced requiring
the Territorial "M,scrs 10 submi; their &C.
ports by the 18th inst, after which,
House adjourned
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WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4, 1871.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Mr.. Joslyn in the chair.
Prayer BY the Chapla in.
journal of yesterday was read aud APP
proved.
On motion, adjourned to 3p. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Council met as per adjournment.
Committee on Credentials submitted re.
port, which was adopted, and
The members were thereupon sworn into
Office.
a motion to declare the temporary Or
ganlzation permanent, was
Amended by substituting DR.. II. A.
Smith as President and Elwood Evans
as Chief Clerk, and adopted.
Whereupon the officers chosen we're
sworn by the Secretary of the Territory.
Council adjourned.
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20 The Nathan theatrical troupe ar
rived by the steamer Cello, last evening
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Met pursuant to adjournment, proceed
ed to Hall of Representatives, and after
the delivery of the Message returned to
the Council Chamber, ordered 1000 copies
of the Message printed, and adjourned.
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Esle- AND Orlr-s-Ne,srs. MeCoa4ha
Cock au4 S.ucli.r
Federal Relations aud Nemo.isl>-
Ncs-rs. Bigciow. Barsiow, kesns, Cline
aud Gr>ne.l
Ways, Means and Claims-Ne>,r.
Brace. Maxon, Campbell, Gray and
Jul,ou.
Educa;ion-Messrs. B;gelow. Fiuk
bonner. Mcconaha. l.lsl,er aud Lloyd.
Judicilry-Me>.rs McConaha, Coupe
Sinclair, lasatcr aud Moore.
Military Atfairs-Mcssrs. Cock, Maxou
aud Scott.
Roads and llighways-,Icssrs. Fink
bonner. kcrns and Huxley.
Engrosscd Bills-Mcssrs. Sinclair. Coupt
and Ping.
Enrolled Bills.-Mcssrs. Winans Sin
clair, Campell, Scott and Milestone.
Indian Affairs-Mcssrs. Finkbonuer
Maxwell, Cock, Winans and La safer.
Printing-Mcssrs. Campbell, Coupe
Ping, Cline and Maxwell.
Commcrcc-Messrs. IIovcy, Coupe
Noycs, Cline and Lloyd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Maxwell, Coupe
Cock, Brace and Gosnell.
observation-disclosures. Maxon, Bigclow
and Moore
Library and Public Buildings-.Mcssrs
Brewer, Kcrns and Abbott.
Mining aud Mining Interests -Mcssrs
Maxon, Cock and Gray.
Counties-Messrs. Cock, Coupe, Brace
Maxwell and Gosnell.
Committee on Appropriations, Cock, Sin
clair, McConaha, Brace vs. Gosncl
llonsc adjourned.
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L,.!E frrT ATLANTIC sr,rrs
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-15
l)kOPOSALS FOR GRANITE FOR THE NEW
L STATE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARcHITFcr.
= Mo-

STATE DEPARTMENT.
OfFioE OF SUPERVISING ARCHTTECr,
cs, WASHISGTON, MAY "A, 1871.
sealed proposals will be received until II O'Clock.
M OF the 22d day OF june 1871 at the Office of the
M SMup.9rvshg Architect OF the Treasury Department,
Iol IgIhsnng and delivering at The site Of the p.O
poseu pudding all the dimension granite required for
tne exterior of the new State Department. ior which
aoOHl cubic feet will be required. Proposals
sate the price per cubic foot tor stones whose
dnHensions do not exceed twenty cubic feet and the
Ias increase in price for stones exceeding twenty
eeC Inc exact average size CT the stones cam
not AZ present be given, but will at 40
IeeL stones to be quarred and delivered according
70 ascnedule OF net sizes that will be furnished the
contractor. One inch will be allowed for quarry -
mensl0ns on each worked face OF the stones,
nacn bid must be accompanied by a sample block
II inches cube, Of the granite it is proposed to fur
nish, which must be sound, durable, of uniform
color and good grain; free from dseoloring or other
foreign substances and capable OF withstanding the
action OF the elements and that has been fully tested
by use In buildings and is from quaIries capable of
furnishing the quality and quantity desired within
one year, and from which stone has been or is now
being used tor for irst-class buildings.
Bidders will state how soon they can commence the
delivery OF stone, and the amount per week they can
deliver. They will also state the average and maxi
mum sizes OF stone that can be obtained from their
quarry.
No bids will be received except from the owners or
essees OF the quarres from which the stone il pro-
All proposals must be made the printed forms to
be obtained OF the Supervising Architect and be
companied by penal bond in the sum of fifty thou
sand dollars $3.50 OC0 that the bidder will execute and
perform the contract awarded to him. and give bond
therefor in the penal sum of one hundred thousand
dollars, s10O Q0o and valid and binding lease Of the
quarry to the government as security for the faithful
performance of the contract the lease to take ee It
upon the failure OF the contractor to comply with the
terms OF the contract; said lease to authorize the
Government to take full possession of the quarry
and work it at the expense of the contractor in case
OF sdch default
The right to reject any all bids received is re-
served.
Proposals must be inclosed in sealed envelope,
iLdorsed Proposals tor Granite for New State De-
partment," and addressed to
A. b. MULLETT,
supervising Architect, Treasury Department,
my29-23t Washington n n
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-15
Valuable Real Estate tor Sale

o. Brick house containing 10 rooms, with mod
E;;:l ern improvements such as gas, bathing room
WsA hard and soft water fixtures for heating by
steam, and small cultivated garden, with five diff
erent kinds of grapes, all in bearing condition This
property s located in the centre of the city, and yet
ON one of the most quiet and retired streets, making
ii a desirable residence for a business man or any
other who would enjoy all the city conveniences and
still have quiet and retired home.
Also lot of land west Of State street, containing
between seven and eight thousand square feet with
small house. This lot the owner has been cutivat-
ing tor his own use for more than five years. and has
choice variety OF fruit trees such as poars plum
cherries, ounce, apple &C., and also grapes, cur
ranis gooseberres, raspberries, &C., as Is to be
found anywhere in the city, all in bearing condition,
and the garden is all ready for first class residence
Also another lot in the western part of the city
containing about nine thousand square feet, being
one of the most beautifully located lots in the city,
commanding fine view of ,he mountains and sur
rounding country. This lot has frontage on three
Streets making every foot OF il available for building
purposes. The owner being about to remove from
the city, offers this very desirable property for sale
for the first time and feels confident that such an
opportunity to purchase Real Estate in the best par
OF the city, rarely occurs in Portland
For further particulars enquire OF
JEREMIAH DOW, ESQ.,,
times 81 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-15
PROPOSALS.


II ~
WILL be received at this office until 10 o'cIock
~ NJ, NJ, on the 10th day of July next.
,an . T,a E ot removing Sunken Rock, near Nehum
nos .s,aru, IN kennetec river, Maine-to depth of
leet below its apex and to Obtain deptb
t,,t ieet OF water at mean low water About
cunic yards are to be remove and il must he
aep9sitea twhere required) upon the Shore and the
Is 70 De completed on or before the seth day of
nep,smDer next, Proposals will be received for d.
ing this work by Me jeb. o''' 'o' oo-
~, lnu. separate proposals for Dredging channel
through ihe Upper Sands bar to denfb ot fen foot
a, mean 1 low water-req9irng 5000 cubic yards more
y, iess, oi excavaion The work to be completed on
Will state the price per cubic yard, as measured in
For specifications and further particulars. please
apply to the undersigned. Proposals must be made
IN duplicate on forms which will be furnished on ap-
plcasion to this Office, and be endorsed proposals
tor kennebec River.
U, y. ENGINEER OFFICE
Portland, Me-, June 10, 1871
GEO. THOM
Lit. Colonel of Engineers,
~ Bvt. Brig. Gen'l u s. A.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-15
EOR SALE,

II The Mare called Snow Ball, nine years
I'm DID, sound and kind, in every way su-
Nf@VQ tperior animal for ladies to drive, She
4ZAgo goes slow or fast, and is always handsome
when moving; has trotted half mile in 12O and can
go her mile good deal inside OF three minutes with
once any person wishing really superior family or
fancy horse, can be supplied at very low price by
Portland. ie13 d.3t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-15
FOR SALE.

IN Scarboro miles from Portland. on the p S. Sc
u r. X. X, about one-halt mile from Oak Hill St.
u0n, House, Barn, and Saw Mill. All in good re- :
pair In the mill is Palmer, and five or six saws
good running order. Apply to
COUGH Il HOWARD,
Employment and Real Ettate Agents.
351 1-2 Congress st,
my1Sdtf Between Oak ard Green Sts
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-15
For Sale.

A 7 Westbrook. six miles from Portland, near the
ASaccarappa Station on the P. & r. r. r, and in
the immediate neghborhood of churches and schools
a large Dwelling House, convenient for one or two
faIilies; .l3 finished rooms; sunny and airy. Seba-
go Water is introduced; good stable and yard room
with several iruit and shade trees
Apply to the owner, REV. E. P. THWING.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-15
Fine Suburban Residence for Sal,

Fine Suburban Residence for Sale.
:. The subscriber offers for sale his
AsT&~N m0dern-buiIt residence situated on
(5Inntyaz&R the eminence overlooking Wood
aMI6lI4M ford's Corner, Westbrook. 1t con-
Gs5zssL1 tains 12 goOd-sized rooms, with an
hard and soft water, and it is in good state of
pair. There is a large stable on the premises. The
grounds embrace two acres, handsomely laid out
and ON which is fine vegetable garden the vegeta.
bles to be sold with the house.
This is one of the finest locations in the vicinity OF
P0rtland-withn five minutes walk of the horse
cas- and a1oIding fine view of the city, harbor,
ocean, and the surrounding country. Price $4,000,
One third of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage ii desired. Possession given Immediately,
Enquire of SAM'L JORDAN ESQ
r. 5. a grove containing tive acres adjoining on
the south, also OF tilage land on the north
Will be sold with the premisas if desired aug25-tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST ARRIVAL

FIRST ARRIVAL
FROM THE AGA
DIA MINES AND THE ONLY ACADIA
COAL IN PORTLAND. 7 his staiemen
is necessary from the fact that inferior
Goals have been advertised and sold as Acadia
mot being the product Of the above named
COlliery, neither possessing the character
istics Of the Acadia Coal, nor by any MAN.
ner of means entitled to the borrowed
Trade Mark. That the Acadia is immense
ly superior to any and all Eastern Goals
for the generation Of steam and for Do.
mesfic Purposes is apparent enough when
il is known that Scores of Thousands Of
Tons nre annually consumed by the ssAlIan
Steamships" >" which preference is sufficient
ly corrobOrative of the correctness of the
above statement. Price $500.
ALSO A SAMPLE CARGO OF ssU-
PERIOR SIDNEY, % its first introduction
here-lOoks quite well-undoubtedIy a
GOOD COAL and surprisingly cheap at
$3.50. The above are delivered al the
prices indicated-thOrOughIy freed from
dust and dirt by
je1eodtf Jos. HI. POOR & BRO.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-15
Mill for Sale or Lease,

ITUATE in Wilton, near the Wilton Depot, one
- MIL with never failing water power. The build
ing is 64x4O, three stories. Suitable for woOlen
cotton manufacturing. The building, wheel and
shaftng is all new, can rely about go horse power
the entire year, no trouble from reshets. The prop
erty will be sold in yearly nstallments il desired.
saw and shngle and lath mill connected, will be
offered with the above property il wished for.
For particulars inquire of
my11d,wu CHARLES BARTLETT, Wilton.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-15

For Sale.
E0A No. empty Flour Barrels. Warran-
COOsted full hoepsd, and clean. Apply to
JAMES A. TYLER,
Juh5"iW Machias, Maine