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The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

~ The market yesterday was well sup
piled with poultry, but the owners, or some of
them, started their figures rather too high
asking 20 cents in the morning for turkles
which they were glad to take II for in the
afternoon. Turkies averaged in the morning
fsom III TO 20, and in the afternoon from IA to
Is cents per pound; geese from Is to l6 cents,
chickens y to 10 cents per pound, and ducks
from 81 90 to 81 25 per pair There will be
an ample supply, from appearances yesterday,
for Thanksgiving dinners.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

M. l.. A. LEcrUREs.-We learn from the
committee that Gen.Sigel is positively engaged
TO lecture in the present course. Efforts have
been made to secure the services of Henry
Ward Beecher, and the Committee have assur-
snce from him, that he will either deliver a
lecture In the course, or a special one under
tae auspices of the. Association, the proceeds
10 go IN aid OF sick and wounded sold ers.-
MISS Anna Z. Dickinson, of Philadelphia, has
also been engaged to lecture in the course.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25
sB- Hon. Frederic w. Lincoln has been re-
nominated for Mayor of Pos,o,

gB Hon. Frederic w. Lincoln has been re-
nominated for Mayor of Boston.
90 The largest vote ever polled in Della
ware, for any candidate, has just been return
ed for Mr.. Smithers, the Union candidate for
Congress.
sg- A man named Mcdonald has been
committed for trial in Lowell for killing
another man named McGoycrn on Sunday
night, week.
sy- The monthly report of the New Eng.
land Woman's Auxiliary of the Sanitary Com.
mission shows an expenditure of s8,775 81
a"nng the present month. in aid of the sick
and wounded soldiers,
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25
me A,mg aot Mored- Oapiure cd Guerrillas

WAsuINGToN, Nov. "a.
Passengers who arrived tonight from the
Army OF the Potomac, represent our Forces as
occupying the same position they have held
for week past. 1t rained there last might
and this morning. Nothing of interest has
been received through the special messenger.
Yesterday Col. Lowell, in his pursuit of
guerrillas in Loudon County, Va, came up
with a much larger force than usual, and Civ
ing them battle succeeded in damaging them
most essentially, capturing large number of
prisoners, horses, &c.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

THR STEREoPHAN.-Mr. WIN. A MacNul-
ty, formerly resident of our city, who, by the
way, lost his right arm at the battle of Fred
ericksburg last December, is the Agent of the
Stereophan, which is to be exhibited at new
City Hall tomorrow. He informs us that the
manager has engaged the services Of L. L.
Kurdish, Esq, Of Philadelphia, as delineator,
who will intersperse his delineations of scenes
with humorous anecdotes and incidents char
aeteristic of the people and countries which
will be visited by aid of the Stereophan.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25
Municipal Court---Noy. "a.

George Douglass, a lad, pleaded guilty to
assault and battery on another lad named John
F, Skillin. 1t appearing TO be school-boy
affair, the accused was let off with fine of
one cent and costs.
Richard Burns, to a search and seizure pro-
cess pleaded nolo contendere. He paid the
usual fine of $40 and costs
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

JOHN D. GoUGH.-This evening" the Mer-
camille Library Association commences their
course of lectures, at new City Hall. The
opening lecture is to be given by that unri-
vailed orator, John b. Cough, Esq. 1t is
needless for us to remark upon this talented
man, for every body knows him, and every
body will hear him. There will be few even
Ing tickets for sale, but we advise every one
TO secure ticket for the course.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

NEW YORK Nov 81

New YORK, Nov. "a.
The Washington correspondent Of the Com
mercial writes under date of the 23d, that
Meade was directed to move this forenoon and
is generally believed here, and it is no secret
that his army had ten days cooked provisions
in their haversacks. The storm can but have
retarded operations atsthe front, so it may be
tomorrow Or Wednesday before the Rapidan
is crossed
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

Sons OF TEMPERANCE LEvEE.-Portland
Division, No. 95 S. of 7. will give a festival
and levee, at new City Hall next Monday
night, at which, in addition to speaking, sing
Ing, dancing, &C., there will be a large num-
Der OF prizes distributed, among which are
two sets Of ladies' ftirs. The affair is in the
hands OF competent committee, who are de-
termined that nothing shall be wanting to add
to the festivities of the occasion. Chandler
will furnish the music. The price of tickets
is fixed at low rate. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25
Peace men Elected 10 the Rebel Conaress.

NEWDERN, NOV. 20.
The Raleigh Standard claims that the con-
servatives have elected s members out of 10 to
the rebel Congress. Those of them who an
nounced themselves in favor of peace on any
terms and who were most severe in their CON
demnation OF the rebel administration received
the largest majority. The conservative candi-
dates also received a majority OF the soldiers
votes
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

LAUNcH.-A bark of about 45O tons burth-
en-, will be launched from the yard Of Eben
Turner, Cape Elizabeth, about half past 10
O'Clock this morning. She belongs to Isaac
Dyer, Esq, and Capt George Hearn She Is
intended for the Cuba trade, and will be com
manded by Capt. Regan. She is a fine buiI,
vessel In every respect.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25
Barley
TO whom il may concern.

EOURyoung men, at present in the service of thtir
Il country, wish to form the acquaintance of four
mony must be intelligent, Industrious and possess
moderate share of beauty. None need apply but
those who are sincere and would do their utmost TO
make poor mans home happy. Address, with
confidence, JAMES KING, GEORGE w. CURTIS. JOHN
+. FITzGERALD and JOHN BLOOM u. S. Steamer, j
r, jackson, Gulf Squadron, Ship Island.
November 10, lsGs. d3Ws
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

9The letter of Hon. John NJ Bolts, in
our tclegraphic columns yesterday morning, is
one of the best things from the South since
the war commenced. Those who have not
read 1t should lose no time in doing so.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. p.
The L. 5. gunboat Nansemond arrived to-
day, from of Wilmington, with the officers of
the steamer Ella, which was captured OH the
18th inst.
The steamer Swan arrived this afternoon,
from Baltimore, with 125 rebel prisoners. ali
surgeons. They will be Immediately sent to
City Point for exchange
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25
ST. Andrews, Festival.

TINE Saint Andrews Society, of Portland. will
Il celebrate their Anniversary Festival by dining
day. 3th inst. Scotchmen, defendants of Scotch
men, and all friends to the institution cordially
invited to be present with their ladies.
Tickets to be had at IL. ii. Hays. corner of Free
and Middle street; DIR. H. T. Cummings, Al Con
gress street; j. j. Boyd lao Exchange street; at tn
Freeman House, or of any of the members.
Portland, Nov. %, 1888. cod lw
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

~ Remember the soldiers at Camp Ber-
ry, and send your contributions for Thanks
giving dinner to the apothecary shops of
Cummings or Beckett to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

bthEAU VI OkDcANtk,
Nary Department. Noressbey Is. 1868.
CSEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed sPropossis for
- Timber" win be received At this Bureau until
three o'clock y. NJ. of the twentieth day Of Decan.-
Der next. for furnishing and delivering under coh.
tract at the several Navy Yards at Portsmouth N h
Boston. New York. and Philadelphia, the foliowip
CLASS l. White Oak for Gun Carriages
CLASS ii. White Pine and white Wood.
CLASS Ill White Ash and Hickory.
CLASS ~. Gum Logs.
separate offers must be made for the supply al
each Of the Navy Yards named and for the White
Oak and the Hickory, White Wood. White A,h aud
Pine but the Offers must be for all OF each descrl>
ton for each Navy Yard.
Bidders are referred to the Ordnance O6acers az
the several Navy Yards and stations and to the Chi
of the Bureau OF Ordnance. Navy Department, wLe
will furnish them with printed schedules. giving
description OF the Timber" time of deliveries
other particulars. III. A. WISE,
noya3 law4w thief o. Bareas, ad safertn.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

Comical Brown will return to this CITY
on Monday, Dec. eth, on which evening he
will give an entertainment at Lancaster Hall
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

NJ. l.. A. LEcrUREs.-It is expected by the
Committee that each settee will be occupied
by sir persons. Lecture goers will govern
themselves accordingly.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25
Municipal Election. .

PORTSMOUTH. y. H. Nov "a.
Jonathan Dearborn, the Union candidate
for Mayor, was elected to-day by over 400 ma
jority. The city government is Union by
large majority.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov. q.
The City Of Baltimore from Liverpool It'll,
arrived at O'Clock this evening. News an
ticipated
ST. JOINS, n. F., Nov. "a.
The steamship Arabia from Liverpool 18th.
via Queenstown 18th, passed Cape Race, Ell
route for Boston, at five O'Clock last evening.
The high gale prevailing at the time the
Arabia passed, precluded the boarding of
her by the news boat of the Associated Press.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25
ID, The Best Place in Portland to buy
BOOTS. SHOES or RUBBERS,
OF any kind, is at the
One Price Store, No. II Market Square.

l SHALL sell Ladies pebble calf balmoral tipped
i Boots at $500; Black cloth balmoral snow boots
with heels at sl,T5; same without heels sl6o; La
dies black cloth button boots with heels IS
same without heels, SlJ0; small lot Of ladies' goat
balmoral slightly defaced, triple SOLE sl,T5; same
tiles, IS cts; ladies' sandals, 95 cts ladies' rubber
boots, best quality, S265; children's, accordingly
cheapi Mems rubber boots wool lined. $5,25; men 5
rubber shoes. best quality Sls5. give great bar
gains in all other kinds too numerous TO mention
All are invited to come and get good bargains at
CALEB =. SMALL.
Portland Nov. 10 1858. coda wew
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

Parsons Cough Candy is genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
d2m.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25
Blacksmith and Farrier.

Blacksmith and Farrier.
a The undersigned, tfor tie past -
81 q summer engaged in carrying on Mr.. lST>
N.Y.. G.. Harnon's shop has now To- fSR
Gated himselfin the shop so long oc.&4Z4
eupied by MIR. John Averill, at the head of Union
Wharf, aud is prepared TO do SMITH WORK in all
its branches.
Particular attention paid to SHOOTING HORSES.
especially those that troubled by iaterferiaq-n
this branch of the business he has been very success
full and WARRANTS CURE IN ALL CASES after a
fair trial.
~ Cash paying customers are invited to call
"A. ID. TYLER.
Portland Nov. 16 1868 6w MW&F
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25
Sale ora Steamer

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
The cargo of the prize steamer Peterhofi
was sold to day for $500 900.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25
Proposals for Timber for the Navy,

OFrrcE HouRs-From A. N. till p. NJ.
augl7 in& outal ed
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

Capture OF Federal Cardiry-1Le Smelling of
Charleston BoDsba rs,nesaf Of Fort Sumter.
reported Defeat OF Gen. FrdHkiin's Erpe-
dHfoH aud Capture Of 900 Federal Pris-
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

GLASS WORKS..
NULL value paid. for broken glass by the packages
want window colorcd glass
nova dim Send to PORTLAND GLASS co.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-25

10 Let.
A very desirable Store to let at No. 1894 Copsres
"A Street opposite Quincy Lane. novl4 DIFF
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Az sar ysnsrab9e - sspoessy mnzllessa
psealis lkiag ~ z sssssl sssss 3 =
have prsvssea iAs fsllssipx To- his spssisl
beam. Hs wul ssshaait = nslsnzy sahs
sssssioss ~ snsssrsy md % prepared q
rsoiss = shs asxi rsgnlaz nsssiss of shs
sDsmoeraais 0lnb =
Q. With whss razes O. ~ Tsriss es che
Rsvslasiss aiiy tksesslvss, = tha dsys Of
Thos. Jehsrson !. !.
IA viii ths Federal passy -. S
Q. L there any sinilsxisy bsswsaa she
cid FEDERAL TsEy parsy, and ~ UappsE-
lead party Of shs pssssas dsy9
A. Yss, IN sxast similarity. -
q. In whas rsspssE
a. Tia charges d e sbass q pswsr,ss
sssorruptisn, !, fstyrsnsy, = sssxsrsyseanss,' =
s'high saxas,n and all the thousand and ons
charges made By The CspperAeads againss
the administration ef prssideas Lins0ln, ars
exact rspssisiens Of The charges made
against the administration Of james Madi-
son, by the Rsdsral.Tory party.
q. Bid ths Tories predict and pray for
ths downfsll and rain Of the Repablio3
A. Precisely as do ne osupsshssds Of
to-day.
O. Did the Fsssrsiisss. during the var
at 1919. cry for pea1e 2 Gsss a
A. Jas, q. ths Cepperhesds de-. -,
Q. Did the Fsdsralists sympsshixs with
cha Rr;t,ahY ~
"a Jas. a ma Oo.parhssas symussh;xs
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susrsndses gIoass6 oysr sssgy defeat Of asr
arms, prosisimsd and applsaded sks vsiss
ard prswsss o. shsBrisish gny--dsslssing
u Observation-Disclosures - t6s coppsrkeads
do Of che rebel array. -
a. In What oshsr rsspssss DO ths Copper
heads initiate the Fsdsrslisss Of 1si2f
4. me Fedsrslisss opsaly ,gIsrisd IL
Withholding from their coantry, msn and
raonsy 20 carry ON thswar-so do the Cop
psrhsads; they concerted plans 10 resist
ths drafs -ss 20 the Ceppsshesdss they
cried Un.coa- 81. ta-sioa-sl-i-sy, % every
sssp saksn BY The asvsrnnsnt IN sslf-de-
tease De The o0ppsrhsadsi shsis nsws-
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che 0oppsrhsad .ergans shsir 0eagrsssmsn
opsnlyboeatsa shss shss had ssv9 vassd
enc man nos pns anaiar 10 carry ON me war
$50 do ths Ooppsrhsad osssrsszmss. ses.t
O. Rsvs The Ceppssbsads sssr bald .
Conssnsisa sizailar 70 We 9 Hastfsra Con-
items.
4asThsy have bsen ishcriss inaastrscasay,
for she nass wear. In lllinois. rnasaus. md
several ssAsT STATS, % hare delegates an
polnass =. 81 siissly sasA ! ssaysasiea pro-
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a. 10 "a eos.nsr kasde Dsnnoavasss
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AmRNDK a0NORABEE.

The Sioux City RegistsY states that Gen.
Cook u nos responsible FOR tho notorious
corn speculation Of which We have hereto
fore made msnsiou. Upop The authority 81
the Rsgister, we take pleasure il exoner-
asing The General from all charges Of COM
plieity in she affair. The Rsq;ster says
g Nsithsr Gen. Cook neshis acting aarter.
master mads any fequisisioa Fer fofsgs sap-
plies from Sc. Louis, NOR had shsYI any
knowledge that such supplies were being
ssns. 80 far 81 aovsrnmsnt expenditures
ss this plaes ere concerned, We believe That
the oheus atstgosd business men, and That
they have obaerved the sams enonomy that
thsy would hare done fn strissiy psrsonal
traussssssus.ss ri $50 MS s%aEs ~
gash being ths sass, the responsibility
rssss.apen eshershoaidsrs. The people ars
nos satisfied shas the afTair should bs passed
orsr IN silence, bat demand that an invest.
gallon be had, the guilty party fsrretsd oui
and brosghs 70 account. u ssili seems to
~ that, had bio been 10 minded, she com
mandfng General Of the Division could
have prevented such transaction a. the
one referred 10. and have prarchased Bis
supplies at homs. We bellows snch 10 BE-
The view taken Of the matter By tks people
generally, and 4 VIM rsquirs soastkiDg
more than mere newspapss item 10 coD-
-: al 49, 49, q sfgfgj
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IA Jndge Advocate GsnsrsI.
Hoa. Edwin ID. Srlnros, Ssosy d War.
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which ia waa living Ia tbe go roiS. Il. -
hour o. more &c cavalry escort =, ~sish Ia
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

To John r. Moore. Daniel Y. Moore, Selah
d. Moore, Silas Moore, Eugene Piper. Jemi-
ma Marsh, Kate Hooker. Fanny Garrett, Cla-
rissa Morgan, Harriet Dixon, Sally Marsh. and
Alma Moore, heirs-at-law of Geo. G. Moore,
deceased
You are hereby notified that on the 18th
day of August A. ID. 1863 at 10 O'Clock M,
the undersigned will apply to the County
Court Of Floyd county for an order authorz-
ing him to sell the following described real
estate situate In Floyd county, Iowa, to wit /:
Lots and in Block IL in the village of ST.
Charles--Lots I, 2, 3, 8 and 10 in Block L, in
the village of Freeman--Lots and i'm Block
20 in the village of Rockford-Also s. E. 4
Section %, T. So, r. l6-Also N. n. L.
and S. T.. / N. Il. I, and 5. W. n. + /, and
S E. See Is. and N. ! of N. T.. Sec. 10,
all in TIP. "a N. of Range 10 W,-Also N. L.
IN. w Sec. 81, T. 95 r. l5-Also w.
| s. w. + and W IS.E. Sec. 10, and w. n.
w. I Sec %, and E ! N, E. 1 and N. w.
N. f. / and n Z. IN. W. and N. IS. A.
r. s. w. !, Sec. 30 and Il. N. Z. / Sec.
81, aud w. IN. w. Sec SO, and W. N,
w. 4. Section 10 in TIP. 95 N. r. l6 w. --or so
mu,h thereof as shall be necessary to pay of
| the debts and charges against said estate.
s. b. STARR.
Executor of Es,....te Of Geo. c. Moore
| Dated, July 81, 1853. piwo
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20
THE
CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
I'M " a LID,

Published for the BENEFIT and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Spermatorrhna, Nervous De-
bility, Premature decay, etc, supplying at the
same time the means Of self cure. By one who
has cured himself after being put to great ex-
pense and injury through medical humbug
and quackery.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may he had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
40m3 Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
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Gbe gnteQietnter.


Gen. Grant has issued q special or
der forbidding steamboat men tc
charge more than five dollars to enlist
ed men, and seven dollars to officers
as fare between Vicksburg and Cairo
Immediately after Vicksburg had fall.
en-, large number of steamboats,
cleared from Northern ports for that
place, and were in the habit of charg-
ing soldiers going home on furloughs
from fifteen to thirty dollars fare to
Cairo. A correspondendent of the
Cleveland Herald relates the follow
ing /:
The steamer Hope had about one
thousand soldiers and two hundred
and fifty officers aboard, en- route for
home on short leave of absence, after
the fatigues Of their protracted cam
paign. The Captain of the Hope had
charged these men and officers from
$40 to $25 apiece as fare to Cairo.
Just as the boat was about to push
off from the wharf at Vicksburg, an
order came from General Grant re.
curing the Captain to pay back to
his passengers all money received
by him as fare in excess of five dol
lars TO enlisted men, and seven dol
lars to officers, or submit TO imprison-
mcnt for disobedience, and have his
boat confiscated. The order was an
astonisher to the Captain, but the
presence of guard rendered it usc-
less to refuse, and so, amid the shouts
Of the soldiers over Gen. Grants care
of their interests, he complied with as
good grace as possible, and paid back
the money. Our informant, himself
a passenger on the Hope, was present
when Gen. Grant issued the order
above referred to. The General, upon
being informed Of the impostions be-
ing practiccd upon furloughed men and
officers by steamboat men, was very
indignant :" will teach them, if they
need the lesson" said the gallant Gen.
cral, that the men who have periled
their lives to open the Mississippi riv-
er for their benefit, cannot be imposed
upon with impunity"
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Negroes enlisted by the rebels as
soldiers are TO be allowed IS for each
United States musket and $25 for each
United States horse captured $50 for
each United States negro killed or cap
tured by them, and $50 for each scalp
of United States officer commanding
negro soldiers"
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

The Carbonate (Ill.) Times says
that Mrs. Bowers was attacked by a
panther, in Jackson county, few
days ago. She was saved by her
husband, who happened to be near by.
The attack occurred near where lit
tic girl was killed by a wild animal
probably the samc) couple of weeks
previous. A large body of hunters
had turned out in pursuit Of the ami
mai