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September 06,1866 Maine State Library Digital Maine Portland Daily Press, 1866 Portland Daily Press 9-6-1866 Portland Daily Press: September 06,1866 Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalmaine.com/pdp_1866 Recommended Citation "Portland Daily Press: September 06,1866" (1866). Portland Daily Press, 1866. 207. https://digitalmaine.com/pdp_1866/207 This Text is brought to you for free and open access by the Portland Daily Press at Digital Maine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Portland Daily Press, 1866 by an authorized administrator of Digital Maine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. P~‘ESS. _. _PORTLAND, THu, MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1866. ****j********annum, THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS D published NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I'KOH everyday, (Sunday excepted,) at No. 1 Printer*’ THE LATEST NEWS HAVANA. VOriTLAND AND VICINITY. try. At time9 Exchange* Commercial Street. Portland, by N. A. the fall of a pin might have been Payson Memorial Church.—Rev. Dr. Car- [From the Irish American.) Foster, Proprietor. New heard, go perfeot was the and an enthu- ruthers writes to the Mirror that Mrs. Cather- Rice Brothers, Chas. H. Rice & BY TELEGRAMI TO THE Advertisement* To-Day. silence, Thr Fpuinnii to Aiuly. Terms:—Eight Dollar? a year in advance. Co, Panic Feared. siastic individual who D. has Momentary attempted to urge Mr ine Shank, of Washington, D., given Air—‘ 269 and 2TI East Water St, 211 South Water POltTLlM) DAILY PRESS. Fessenden The Tailor and the Goose.’* St., entertainment column. to go on, shrunk back abashed at $300 towards the erection of the Payson Memo- THE the Forest Gch! d« when of our MAINE STATE ia at --— City the Andy, my ar, we'd cloth own, PRESS, published Milaaul.ce, Annexation or San to Trotting Park. sound of liis own as if he had that »amc at a Wisconsin, Chkaffo, Domingo Leoring voice, feeling rial Church. It will be remembered this our jacket* with alone; place every Thursday morning $2.00 year, Illinois, Hall—Buckley’s Serenadera. J .V (Grange in been out in ut tor that p.a • e nvariably advance. the United Slates. speaking meeting. a sister of tho late Lt Kervin job, faith, we*ll make *you look P » O D U C E Peptember 6, 1866. NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN. lady, who is blue, Thursday Morning, The Contrast between Northern and Lost-Two Gold Bines. South- one of the heroes of the Da ino bowI, but we'll Ratk3 of Advertising.—One mcii 01 space, in -H4-r—— Waters, Enterprise yet trim your jacket for you. Lrockery-j. p. Land, ern character was never better illustrated ot a than and naval length column, constitutes “square.'* Commission Quarantine Regulation* Modified. o-o Howard. Boxer engagement, recently gave fin* $L50 75 cents the two last Larking dog in the While House (ail’d per square daily first week: pe* Merchants House and Lot by speakers night. Col. McKee relief suffer- weok continu- FOBEIOiV lor Sale, $300 to tho general fund for the of Theresa alter; three insertions, o»’ less, $1.00; ANn RfEWS r or bale < was DEALEBS IN heap. introduced by tho Chairman as tho loo roan ing every other after first week, 50 cents. loyal- ers. Dr. Carruthors n h's vllon'V? !et,he‘-nt. Spite, out of hi. Lag. day BY THE ATLANTIC New Yobk, Sept. 5. of Goods. says note; ^ * hlm ,,lu’ Halt three insertions or less, 75cents; one TELKGKAPIf. t ?LSilliTS4ck Millinery ist who even in prison refused to shake a trai- nKai" he wl,ln>rer and square, The steamer from Havana 1st inst, L&ces.&fc.—-Lena M. was most assiduous in his atten- wheedle^' 50 cents week alter. Grain, Hour, Eagle, Bowdotn. Payson week, $1.00; per Frovisions, Hops, has arrived. l'ree Street. tor’s hand. Mr. McKee is the wounded and Not though Le'd crawl Uudor head of “Ajiuhementb,” $2.00 net square Mw?Ji2RT77 tall, slender, straight t ?,*' hero, by tho blessing through thecro of ldaneo- in The demolition of the anted—Bakers. on ale. per week: three insertions or less, $1.50. Seeds, Wool, mul Affair* city walls of Havana as an arrow, with dark eyes, thick brown hair *ai)orsi the young man was hope- Butler, Germany. has wanted—Girl. Advertisements inserted in the “Maine Stats commenced in earnest. A momentary For t0 th« faith of The Sale—Schooner. and a full beard—between and ™2LCOnv<lrto<1 Christ, mabouchnl! we Press” lias a large circulation in every uar- Lal;e Fish. was feared in thirty forty years the 8istor of tho No,, Andy, arc not of the ahai-e (which panic Havana. patriotic suf- 1 o bo l the for for tint Troops Withdrawn Bai,0>' «& Co. of His ferer both before measure for tits by Sassenach of State) $1.00 per square inserObn* from the Hun- on p(?ti^S»?*ltlc7^CI,ry age. voice is powerful, and and after his a your tape; Grain selected Exohange the United States 25 to 27 per Beduced. penetrating, decease and Nor to dress out our and 50cents per square for each subsequent insert for miller* bv carload or cargo, and cent, ~Jke7*Fi1oe of the journal the looks be the light o* your eye, s at lowest discount. 01 his whole manner full of an and Are copy kept by latter is still in So yourself and lion. rates, in buik, bags, or barrels, garian Frontier. ^opartnerslliP‘ intensity her your goose may hang “lovely'’ and nroance,]T)e.d An official order has been modify- Lot'hw s!SU possession. bought and bold on margins,for sale here published which is rarely seen among our New England “hlg.i.’* or shipment eastward. ing the quarantine Vessels with- Carriage Wanted. regulations. Team* He comes he not to Orders solicited which shall have prompt attention. Austria out sickness on board from the United States Logging Wanted. speakers. among us, said, Who Shot the Owl?—As a of Dome, mount your great rather ENTERTAINMENTS. Charged tvilh Breach Houses and couple youn» plaf/orm; you’re Market reports sent without charge* of will an observation Lots tor bale. instruct to unsteady,— undergo of ten days at the us, but ask for help. He bad stood men were out at Scarboro a liefer to hirst National Wis. gunning day or are 80 **ake Bank, Milwaukee* ; port of their destination on the but side i°ur !?,ga and your head is fo leady. Fifth Nat. Bank Ills. Treaty. island, by side with citizens of Maine the the of 0I* Chicago, augltf—dlawBm those which upon two ago, they observed on top a house which you repose, too. dear Andy, have any cases of or have *•i»-tp ber .irH sickness, battle field. Our d would run “Innishowen" or HALL 7 lost any of the crew, will be ordered to mariel. ! ! troops had come to the rescue what they supposed to bo a white owl. good brandy. H O l S l: S A NJL> LOTS of They DEERING_ Adoption the Bill. Havana information has VOTINt;_LISTS of his own State when it was overrun with rebel asked to shoot Indemnity correspondence says went and which h,,rra we’ll over b Let permission it, \ nt.h*L^lm‘rr:ne tip your ord, Positively One ! been received from San that ovory Union voter see that his name Is ***** *o the Night Only FOR SALE! Domingo the pro- ujien tbo hordes. Wo had the men of the was and one of them blazed mud your old. weak, wooden Soord; helped loyal granted, away and * * *1^ ject of annexation to the United States is re- oting Lists. On account of tbo tire tbero are scabbard of kings f as it rusted, ^ many South and need now. With which to a true Vienna, 3. as consummated. then, they help brought down the bird, proved be a men and freomen » o < an trust It. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th, rnWO slorv liousoou Parle Sttoel, “.Slovens Place Sept. garded iuacnraclcs in tbo lists, and tbo safe is for longer Affairs in only way them it is in a 1 for Saxony reassuinc a warlike one to truth simple question of life or handsome fan-tail to a $2.WW. aspect. every know that his name is pigeon, belonging young Two st Tho Commencement properly on tbo bl>n"ur 1 Shout freedom aboo! ry house, couvonieut for two Saxon hare Exercise* m Brown Uni- death. Wr“ff 2*,°".r ■ Craiillcs.witb troops been withdrawn from list of Ida Ward. man in the house. Imagine the feelings of tho ,',!rec,, o-dth. White Buckley’s SerenadersJ a store far basement. the “Ited, Hungarian and the versity. The He was no conservative. Born a who made tracks homeward as und^lu^0 Ttro story house, pleasantly located, on Wool St frontier, army is being Aldermen will be in session at Mechanics’ radical, he sportsmen, fast NEW AND MIXED er <a,r w°kd. or abiiee— StablC'VCr' It. 5. Hall to t>“’T provisioned. Pbovidbsce, I, Sept. Thursday, Friday and for the expected remain a radical to the of his as Up ,h* Tni!0gag located, The Commencement exercises of Brown Uni- Salnrdav, purpose day possiblo. Eagle down with the Coote." Entertainment from Boston. The treaty of with Prussia of correct ing the lasts. death. Conservatism had done little for ^ F°r0 St,cj- «* peace binds Aus- versity occurred to-day. degrees very tria not to Honorary ScDtcml>rr n iisi- the world. We had Accident to steamer Regulator.—Tliis PoRbmdCCo°-sW0oris.,1S63 interfere. wero conferred as follows: That of L.
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