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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-21

THEATRIcAL.-Mr. Jarrett's talented CON-
bination star company, consisting Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Davenport, and other distinguish
ed actors, will open at DEERIHF HALL. on
TUESDAY evening next The attraction will
be worthy Of one of Portland's best audiences,
and we dare say the Hall will be filed to re-
pletion. See advertisement.
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A New Rebel CONSUMPTION Act.
ANOTHER PORT HUDSON RUMOR

NEW YORK, Feb. 20
Major Gen. Wool is preparing TO make a
grand tour of inspection of Notifications. ar
senals and military depots in Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire
and Maine. His tour will commence next
| week, and he will visit the cities of New
Haven, Newport, Fall River, Providence.
Springfield, Worcester, Boston, Portsmouth
and Portland, at each Of which cities he will
undoubtedly meet with that hearty reception
as his distinguished military services so well
merit. 1t is understood that the Notifications
on the Atlantic coast will receive special at
| tenton from the distinguished soldier, and the
degree of activity which he has OF late in
fused into the operations upon the Notifications
of New York harbor will soon be observable
in other portions of the Department of the
East. The General leaves this city in the
o'clock train on Monday, and will undoubtedly
receive the heartfelt greeting on the route ac-
corded him some years since on similar trip
He will be accompanied by portion of his
staff.
Col. Charles Carroll Hicks. of the rebel
army, and late a detective for the rebels in
Richmond, was arrested this afternoon at the
st. Nicholas Hotel
The Post has information through gentle
man from Richmond, that the rebel army has
done growing. Every man in the South be-
tween Is and 40 who can possibly bear arms,
is now in the service. There is a bill before
the rebel Congress conscripting even foreign
ers and Marylanders. The supplies of the
rebels excepting shoes, are better than
they have been. Shoes are scarce The re-
bells are reported short OF powder, and forage
Is scarce. The people on the route to Freder-
icksburg are at the point of starvation. The
Posts informant is certain there is formida-
BILE rebel force In front of Hooker. and laughs
at the assertion that part of Lees army has
gone to Vicksburg.
The Express states that rumors have reach
ed here to-day that owing to the results o.
some movement at Port Hudson, Gen. Banks
had stopped Gen. Wetzelrs expedition to the
Teche, and sent portion of the troops TO re-
nforce those at Port Hudson.
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Hilton's Insoluble Cement, for sale by
Thos. @. Loring, corner Of Federal and Ex-
change streets, is just the thing to have in the
family. 1t Is sure article for mending furni-
ture, crockery, toys, &C., and for putting
patches and lining to the boots and SHOES when
the little ones kick out the toes, which they
are very apt to do. 1t is rs easily applied as
common paste. Try 1t.
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n-The Excise Tax in the LIST collection
district in this State for the month of January,
not yet put in the hands Of the Collector, is
$24, 1928. Of which &2,O0OOO is for licenses.
The amount previously assessed for the four
months is $iO7,3l6.67, of which has been col
lected t105, ls3.5i.
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Sklrmish With the Rebels.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. 20.
a skirmish between small party OF ederals
and 300 rebels of LIST Louisiana cavalry result
ed In the ront of the rebels Their loss is
unknown. We took 25 prisoners. Our loss
was one killed and twelve wounded.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10.
The case of United States vs. r. p. Ham,
mond, Collector of San Francisco under Presi-
dent Pierce, is on trial in the Circuit Court.
The action is to hold the bondsmen responsible
for the alleged heavy defalcations.
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cISteamship North American win sail
for Liverpool this afternoon, Immediately af-
ter the arrival of the train from Canada.-
Mails at the City Postofice will close at l.3o
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nVThe American Illustrated papers for
next weekday been received at the bookstore
Of A. Robinson, No. 81 Exchange street.
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Gg-Tne Banks in this city will be open on
Monday from to 10 o'clock, for the benefit
of note payers and depositors.
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sg-The Atlantic Monthly and Godey's
Lady's Book, for March, have been received
by Hall L. Davis at his bookstore No. SO Ex-
change street.
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North Yarmouth Academy,

AT YARMOUTH, NJ.
futHE Spring Term will commence Feb. 9th.
Il T. ). Hoyt. A. b., Principal.
J. I. Magrafh, A. b., Associate
Mrs. 5. Hoyt, Preceptress.
Miss Esther Burbank. Teacher of Music
w. j. Giiley, Teacher of Penmanship.
Board can be had with the Teachers
Teachers Class will be formed
JAMES BATES, Secretary.
Yarmouth, Feb. Z, 1853 feb9 deod& w2w54
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Mr.. Vallandigham not allowed to Lecture
in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Feb. q

DALIINOKE, FtD. ZU
The lecture announced for this evening a.
the Maryland Institute, by Mr.. Vallandgham.
did not come off, unmistakabe evidence thai
the loyal sentiment of Baltimore would no
tolerate his presece having induced the aban-
donment OF the lecture
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WestbrOOk Seminary.

TUHE Spring Term of this Institution will com.
Il mence Wednesday, Feb. 18th.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Rev. s. II. M'Collester, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
Aaron Lowell, A. b., Assistant PRINCIPAL
Mr.. s H. M.Collester, Assistants.
Tuition from Three to Six Dollars per Term
Music and Ornamental Branches extra
Board hom two dollars TO two twenty five per week
For particulars address the Principal
q. NJ. STEVENS, Secretary.
Stevens Plains. Me-. Jan. D. 1863. feb9 I2w
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Breaking up of Printing Omce-Ram
Queen of the West up Red River.

CHICAGO, III, Feb. 70.
The office of the Keokuk Constitution was
destroyed yesterday afternoon BY the conyal-
escent soldiers in the hospital. The types
were thrown into the streets, and the presses
broken up and thrown into the river.
Cairo telegram says the ram Queen of the
West has gone up the Red river Tor the pur
pose OF destroying rebel vessels. II it sue
ceeds one of the chief sources of rebel supplies
will be cut of.
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CascO street Seminary,

VNHIS Institution for the instruction of voupg Ia
- dies and misses will be re-opened on Monday
March 18th under the charge of the former Princi.
pal. Miss II. HAWKES.
The course Of study will embrace all the branches
usually attended to in such institutions
There VIII also be a department for Children.
orterms, &c. application may be made TO the
Principal at 2lI Cumberland street. after March It'll.
Portland, Feb. "a 1863. ed3w& eod3ws
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4 PPLICATIoN has been made TO the Educational
N Commission tor Seeds and Agricultural Tools
for the use of the negroes in the neghborhood Of
Fortress Monroe. The Government Superintendent
has been author zed to occupy lands and all desiring
to aid freed slaves in supporting themselves. may
do so very eaeetuaily by contributing supplies Of
these articles, or money with which 10 purchase
them. Contributions of either kind may be sent to
WELLINGTON. GROSS CO.. No. 1903 Devon
shire street; and donations Of money to WM. ENDI-
C0Tf, JR., No. 80 Summer street. or TO GEO. AT.
feb1- dw&lw
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EMPLOYMENT!

CT T. II NJ A n s, II A l. l. Y
A FEW respectable German gentlemen and one
IA lady of good address. with references to in
dustry integrity, and morality, can nnd permanent
Of VIRTUE, fORSTON & Co,
feb20 eodlwe Isl Middle Street.
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LOST.

ON or about the tenth OF the present month, one
~ Note signed by l.. II. Stevens of Boston, for
nine hundred nincty-six dollars, 1895 O0l dated
about the min Of February. 1853. and pay able five
months aer date TO the order of A. & s. Shurileff
Co. Portland. but no, endorsed by us.
The public are cautioned against purchasing the
above mole, as pay ment of the same Is stopped.
A. 5. SHURrLEFf & co.
Portland, Feb. IS. 1868 dlws
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report was current from Galveston that
the United States frigate Brooklyn was
aground in eleven feet OF water.
The Delta has been placed in the hands of
Messrs. Hills and reporters of the Boston
Journal and New York Herald.
New Orleans papers, AS usual, contain no
news whatever.
Inspection of Fortifcations, Arsenals, &C.
Gen. Wool TO Visit Portland,
ARREST OF A REBEL DETECTIVE,
A New Rebel CONSUMPTION Act.
ANOTHER PORT HUDSON RUMOR.
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Office 10 Lei.

ON second floor, Middle Street. centrally situated
~ and easy of access. Apply at No. SO GUNNER
cial Street febl0 IT
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w A NTS....LOST.
Wantesl.

4 SITUATION as Clerk or Book keeper In some
"A wholesale store by young married man " no
would like to loan his employers n thousand doa rs
Would not object to forming Copartnership with
some one already in business. References exchang-
ed for a few DAYS only.
Address BUSINESS. Box 2220, Portland +. o.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Select school.

fINhE MISSES SYM0NDS will commence the
Il Spring Session of their School FOR YouSG
LADIES AND MISSES on MONDAY, March 3D. ut
their rooms in Mechanics' Hall
Application may be made and circulsrs ATTAINED
at No. Is Brown Street
Portland, Feb. 10, 1853. div
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"E, the undersigned, have this day by mutual
w consent dissolved partnership.
STEVENS, BIBBER 4 co.
Portland, February 4, 1858. feb5d3w
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PHYSICIANS n Office.
NOTICE,

FNHE Republicans of Westbrook. and all others in
Il favor OF sustaining the Government in putting
down the rebellion are requested to meet in
at the Meeting House at Brighton Corner, Thursday
Feb 26th. at clock 7. NJ, to nominate candidates
for Town Officers for the ensuing election.
Per order of Town Committee.
Westbrook. Feb. 10, 1868. I'd
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To be Let.

(NHAMBERS in the second story, over Store 90
- Middle strcet-Mitchelrs Building. Possession
given immediately. Inquire of
jan2 A. 7. DOLE
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The Highland Boarding school
FOR BOYS.
rTNHE Spring Term Of this school will commence
L on the LIST Tuesday in March. The advantage
for instruction are excellent Application for room
should be made rs early as possible
Mt. TRUE, NJ A.,
Bethel, Jan. %. 1863 ian2gtw
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Merrimac No. 2 a Failure.

Longstreet's Division gone from the Rap
pahannock to the South.
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PASSAGE OF THE ARIZONA BILL.

Frauds in the New York Custom House.
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TINE commodious Chamber in the northerly cor
Il ner OF the new brick block, corner of Lime and
Mix Streets. directly facing the market. Rent ow.
Enquire at office of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO,
Sept. Is, 1852 diff No "a Exchange st.
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THE Third Floor, corner of Middle and Tempt
i streets. Enquire at IS State Street janl1
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Read and laid the table and ordered IL to BE-
printed In the DAILY Press and Eastern Argus',
Attest; J. NJ. HEATH City Clerk.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
Gbr gailD @rfelnall.
MONTPELIER, OCT 10, 1868.

STATE VS.. Carr als murder trial is still
dragging its slow length along In our COURT
The defense has been for some days offering test-
mony 1t s.now thought tbat the trial may
possibly be completed his week. TSis, bow
ever, is by no means certain. The panel of ju-
rors in their melancholy walks 10 and from the
Court House, begin to look as though they were
on trial But they can comfort themselves with
the Thought that all things of an 9artnly nature
must have an end. and that this murder trial
will probably not prove an exception TO that
general rule
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COMMUNICATED
Pulmonary Consumption A Cura-
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A G. A r d

The undersigned having been restored to hesth in a
weeks very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung Affection and that DIRE d
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To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the prescrip
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The DOLLY object OF the advertiser in sending the Prescrp
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sufferer will try his remedy will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rxv. EDWARD A. w1IsoM wiamsburgh,
Kings County,
New York.
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RELIEF IN TEN " u TbS
sSryan's PuisM0niC waters.

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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
IsIR JAMES lCLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine unfainE in the OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution.
1t mOderaes all excesses and removes all
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-...# CAUTION.
These Pills should not he taken by females that are
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
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A bottle containing 80 pills, and encrcled with The
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for 81 90 and postage stamps
sold by all Druggists. nov2olYmw&
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Vermont Historical Society.
ANNUAL MEETING OCTOBER 2OrH, 1868.

ANNUAL MEETING CIVBkk @oIH, Iooo'
The Annual Meeting of the Vermont Hist )r-
cal Society will be hollen at the room of the So
ciety, in the State House, Montpelier, on Tues
day, Oct. Goth, at O'Clock p. NJ
The Annual Address will b. delivered by Gan.
j. w. De Peyster Of Tivol, N. Y, and bio
graphical notice OF the late Gov. Skinner will
be read by Hon. Winslow G. Watson, of Port
Kent, N Y, and other papers will probably be
in readiness.
The courtesy of free return tickets will be ex-
tended to persons attending the meeting by the
different railroads In the State.
An opportunity to become members OF the
Historical Society will be afforded to gentlemen
who take an interes! in its objects. By order
of the Board of Managers.
GEORGE +. HoUGHToN,
Recording Secretary.
ST. Adams, Sept. 30, 1868.
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This Compound Is offered the best thing known for
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sisng Of only preparations does not sain crock or
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT-We learn that on
Wednesday last q son of Mr.. c. 5. Benson, OF
Fairhaven, about nine years old. in the absence
of his parents amused himself with a gun which
had been in the house for some time AS he was
swapping it, his little sister Glanced to run In
front, when the gun went off and the ball paes'1
entirely through her head. She died some time
in the night following - Rutland Herald.
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TEETH EXTRACTED
Without Pain and W itbOnt Danger
By the use Of the Nitrous Oxide, OF
TT a 6

LA u c. H I N G G. n -
"a HIS method is perfectly harmless and when the pa
tient is under its inerence operation be made
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gives the deli ghfu sensations and renders waking
TO consc business thing almost 10 be deplored Unlike
Ether or Chloroform there is reaction no asstude
no excitement when in Ave minutes one emerges from
state OF complete getfulness wi hout headache
feelings Physicians have pronounced it ben
ehcial TO persons having weak lungs
have spared neither trouble or exoense to make this
important addition my Office, for the benefit II those
afflicted with aching teeth. JOHN NJ CoMEGfS.
Office Rialto - building, State Street, Montpelier
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NEw YORK, Oct. 49, The Tribune has the
following, which appears to be the latest direct
from the Army of the Potomac
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
October Is.
have just returned from the extreme front.
We crossed Bull Run at Stone bridge, followed
it up to Sudeys mills, and struck out thence
upon the old Battle field. where we found Gen.
Fitzpatrick hunting the enemy.
We were driven out by sharp artillery firing
in the morning. Gen. Fitzpatrick had been dis
turbed at Stone Bridge in the morning by his
pickets being driven in upon him, when he SEN,
out Gen. Cutler. and followed with his entire
division.
The enemy's cavalry made stand, but were
sent flying by a few shells from our artillery, in
which they seemed deficient.
The fugitives were followed in the direction
of GAINESVILLE, Jones' rebel brigade diverging TO-
ward Manassas.
No rebel infantry was seen, and it is not be-
lieved that there is any in force this side of Brs-
toe The diminishing in front for two days has
been slight, the enemy striking only at points
apparently exposed, and failing to gain the least
advantage.
Our TANKS have been, however, greatly an
noyed by euerrillas. Thirteen officers of Gen.
Sedgwick's corps wero captured in detail thi'
afternoon as they stroled in wood near head
quarters, by rebels concealed IN thicket
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lies Malddies l-.retT.

Les .HGtddteS 4.TeW.
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above work. do hereby promise and to send Gree
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MAN This valuable work issued and sent forth for the
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Address
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BosroN, Oct. 10. rhe majority of Mr.. Cur
tin in Pennsylvania is 20 81. s-
In Ohio the majority against Vallandigham
is about $4,000.
In Iowa, Union majority from 20 900 to 3d.
600.
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Mortified Institution.

THE FALL TERM will begin on Thursday. September
10TH 1868, and continue ell, weeks. Unusual and
superior inducements will be offered. For particulars see
Circular, or address
GEO. P. BEARD, A. B., Principal
Northheld, VT, July 10, 1868. f29dAwIw
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IERTILE QUEEN, Of beautiful color, $500. warspt-
ed Pure, $780, few swafms Of Pure Italians In lhe
Movabl- Frame Hive, CHEAT.
Native Bees, Bee Hives, SC, for sale.
Address J. Il. 5ANB0RN,
East Hardwick