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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10

A UCTION SALE
N ny WIN. II. FowLE e. SONS, uI
Iron Front Building, No. 1.G std lis, Main Street
On TUESDAY, April 14h shall oder rge line Of Manu-
fac.urel snI Sunnk nR TOBACCO and GROCERIES
Among ia. later--f they srriye In ne vii! be Included
30 barrels N. o. Moasses
1Th lrs'. shsr large assnTtmen. %
ST1PLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND MOTIONS,
particulars hereafter.
Corsgnors Will please send In their goods ealy possible
AplU--n VA. II. F0WLE Sons.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or VAVVARI NJ NJ N W

COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or VALUARLE-RARM
IN THE UPPER END OF HASONES COUNTY
In obedlstce decree CT for the county Of
Hanover euered the 0h day q March, 1863 the suit NJ
boswell &C. against Page, Trustee &C l. Com slnner
e AZ public auction to the highest bdcer the peles
WEDNtSD W the 2lnd dy OF April l2ncl,c NJ that
desirable residence called NEW MARKET upon
which Mrs. Lily Ann Doswel resided the lie DEATH
lying In tie upper part Of Hanover county, within
mile OF Nerdon the Nrgia Central Railroad. and within
four miles Of the Junction upon the Richmond p Rsroad
This farm is beautifully located In pleasant Intelligent
borhood the soil ert lie ald susceptible OF the hi hest degree
IMPROVEMENT aud Is accesbieo market by lines Of
II has upon It very commodious comfortable DEeng
House. with all necessary out bud and te
desirable sud country rcsdrne. The CO. tains
about FIVE HUNDRED and THIRTY-SEVEN ALREs. II VIII
be shown to desiring purchase by Mr. Bej T.
boswell ding It, The title believed be
bbe bu: ha convey with special warranty
ONLY.
TERMs0ne-thrd cash, onehird one
years, with tsret from the day Of SALE al at the
Of the purchaser Bonds with good security deferred
mens aod title retained until the purchase money all paid
The purchaser TO pay the for the present year
g. q. GRISw0LD,
mh3l-2awc tdtds&dl wbds Commi sloner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10

BILL.-The Senate, yesterday, adopted a
or the Tax Ban from the House. TIE bill,
leei, WIS passed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10

800 REWARD ,,,,-,, ,,,u =. ,.,..,,,.,
Goth MarcA Negro named DANIEL, Ia blacksmith
by trade about Eve clever inches high, bright COM
exon eow Slow OF speech aad gnoran fond Of dress and
inclined 10 impudence His mistress Mrs Bsse lives In
oraDge UNITY RyanDa River where he possibly going or
10 Jefferson, Culpeper county, where he was raised.
will give Ae fbove delivered 70 me In the city OF
A'''-'-1' "N ~ 80 s. n. P0NDREN
ap6-ets Odd Fellows Hail. cor. Franklin and Msyost
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10
CONFEDERATE STATES or AYERIcA,
MEDICAL PURyKYOR's TFcE,
Richmond, Va. April LIST, lSe3. \

Richmond Va. April LIST, 1se3.
'I'llE Ladies of Virginia will render the Cen
Il deracy tsse-a service theg vii interes, them.
the culture Of be Gsr'en POI py suppy
OF the valuable remedial Ia the
rent Of TIE sick and w undei Of the arB,y.
The juice exudnB ON the punctured pules should
suoi nuy HARDENED be careu put and forwarded 10 the
undersigned.
Persons having reeds OF ,bs Poppy VIII be pail LIBERAL price
for the sane II ear application be nIsde at this Depot
L W. JOHNS, 8. NJ. p,
p dim @. Army.
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AM person arrvng from SIC States north OF he POI
1riaSinz Northern or Eur0pcan newspapers, or any
cJ ecning N POSSESSION Of Such journals, Wll con-
on ne Editors o. us Vine b leaving or sending The
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10
800 REWARD.

800 REWARD D., .,-. :, 49,. 49,,
the arrest and delivery 81 my HANDY, officer T. Seat
Of this city, lie lcit h residence Of Mai Elliott street
about 10 days since He ia about i6 years cid dark muatto
has n! salt Of straight hair rocking and inpiIe lis
gait short aud heavy built nd about feet inches high he
may seek employment In the hoPtSer army edmond,
be lurking about the city.
mh3-r A HENRY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10

AUTHORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND Va. March s0ih 1868
N pursuance of the requirements of an act
entitled An act imposing taxes for the support Govern
ment passed March s 1885, the sections net
are published. J. ~. BENNETT.
Auditor Of PGbic Accounts.
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BY BENr. PANE 4 CO.. hror,s-

Pup"' oNtCEyi OF otlr1a, Def re the
Bank Il selnn,on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 6, 1868,
al the lsnds telJ the SemA hpuy Cr,pxrv &C.
ge5e WITH stsan Engine Banc1 Riro-d rrG,Ssys Mining
Utensils, 40 -
The ndS tain shcut s hozlan4 AMI lie near Monte
vslo, Sh' hJ oirV, Asham w.h three o
nd TeAntsee Rivers Rplroad, n ral.oxI 10 toe
Mines and near 70 ae proposrd The Central Rosd 10
ontsonery nos 10 rap ofcorstrucdoa Tn Sc mres
ro5euneeab y Psaf Tuoey his GcIoca suzty Of Ire
STATE 70 be neahersls s14 p1rton by
limit co-tin more haa is ld.ns r hns o5G Bss3eI
rumeIou oher horizontal vTca vss there ATE upon
par The and lying to the AS5ama and see
REcTs ialr thirteen he We Teal Veng
s said '5riar Ei,h theia will 20 ne1hsugle
SrpIy Of Goal TIE Hsrs ten worked or several yea
and hare shaft orehnntrsd ami or feet VIII stesr enue
an machinery taoh'd aEs tunnel psnd and worked b7
e ccmpGy The C3aih-S btea esteN thoroughly fuel
flrnaces, aad pr07sd TO be e hne gu ~
The aEd Wnb' o.i in tT.ny, forty snd eighty lots
sn YHtoh7ser and The se III be eoltnued day - day
day anti -saet.
ALSO,
AZ the asTe time and Lace VII be sold number Of NEGROES
le cej nlnerE.
Terms Cash srd salt " tAortreserve
e hS"s OF The OF he lins an location Of the
cosl0efs II be far she'd practicable nav be
found a. The o1i:eef Il j. KEITH, Sci AZ, Ala.
robson. PRECEDENT,
mhlb-ckosd Alabama Co Mining Comply.
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S100 REWARD.-A negro boy JOE"
OIOO runaway from my compsny In July last, lat that
tine my company ard Is Tssen boy abSur
% On M, r lori inches hg, heavy built, black very
qllck spokeh1 he kicked by mule leav
the back Of his head which may possibly be Iecog
yet examination. viii give the for the appre
hepon and fpement Ct said by that he obtained
by his owner-Mrs Enie MeFadsen, Manchester n O.
his delivery 10. NJ. MGR. McPANC Him Msjor
ap4-7r SSH Reg't n. O. Troops.
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CPOTSWOOD HOTEL.
ELECTIONS IN CAMPS, &c

ELECTIONS IN CAMPS, &c.
Il oees who may Bppoiaed 10 supentend elections In
military Posts for Governor, Leusena Governor At
tOny General Members Of Congress the Confederate
Mem % the Board Pdblc Wo Ks fr the Third Dsrist
senators tAe second Glass cf the sLd Eemb
Hole Of Delegates Wig MA vii b. fu uishrd With the
hee rolls book, and m ling extracts the lava
OF ths ate their uisne by tqui 9us The public pin
rWM RlChis, a. RE Cbd, S'rcy gthe probable numb
Of IN cir C.cth. talon, ard hi place
which heir fore D sat, med.
The proclamation Of The Governor un hes formation the
sub
Adore " T. F. RITCHIE, Pablio Printer
ap9-gl
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BY GODDIN a APPERsoN, Aaeta.
L X T 4 N s l V Z
T. SALE or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SLAVES,
HORSES,
MULES
CATTLE,
HOGS
PROPS OF GRAIN,
FORAGE,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.,
A T A u G L L Q N

BY virtue Of deed executed By B. W. Green and wife, Ia
and ohers Trustees dated 2ist February 1851
ana II HeLrco bounty Court ee AID with
parties Interested eren the only act Trustee
will sell public auction in the named below tn
premises respectively, commencing on Monday, the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-10

ANA, Staunton.-The sale of this
has been postponed 10 futaTe Day, OF uhich due
given. apIO-lt
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lnATSi 0ATS,l
" Bushels Prime Seed Oats eonslsnment aud for
sale By laLs-2ts1 SAMUEL AYERS.
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RANK OF RICHMOND.

80 ptio-s stock Of re BsnL 81 RiehH,opd are uov
o. s1 he BANKING House 10 this city.
I. DAVENPORT.
EDWtN WORTHAN,
JOHN BOOKER
X W. Mcd RUDgR,
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s-cash win be received nom those who may desire TO
uclpate the credit payments Of the FOL egc.ng sales
A. d. WILLIAMS
Trustee.
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isnde I Of the Hiire snd Mioisg Bu eau Is autho-
rom the appropriation O. the purchase and manu-
e, The actual travelling expenses OF Cheers OF the
dn,f IN 'es oseers, ln lieu Of any csmmutatloos
raticns anu forage.
BY order.
ISgnodl s COOPER,
Adi't and In5pir General
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30

WHAT We FIND IN THE PAPERs.-In q
late speech by Mr.. John Nixon, as reported
In the newspapers, We find these words: II
see the coming storm and believe sincerely
to-day that when the knife Is taken from the
Threats of the Southern people 1t will be
turned TO the throat Of every Catholic In the
North"
In late resolution offered at Mozart Hall
by Mr.. Fernando Wood, as also reported In
the newspapers, we find these words: "The
first MKeon Is a noisy little brainess dem
agogue. "-Haipers Weekly.
The speech from which the swords above
were quoted, was made very recently by Nc
Keen as Counsel for James and Erastus
Brooks, in the case of Clark VS.. Brooks-the
plaintiff 1.-THE former partner of the Brookses)
petitioning for the sale Of the N. Y. Express
a paper which took such strong grounds
against the Catholics few years since as to
secure for one Of Its Editors, Erastus Brooks,
the Know Nothing nomination for Governor
Of New York! The argument of McKeon,
however, was of no avail, as the Court finally
ordered Q sale Of the paper forthwith. From
a remark Of the Counsel for the plaintiff, in
the course Of his argument, viz, that loyal
parties stood ready to purchase the same, we
may expect the Express will soon appear as a
good loyal paper.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30

Straws show the direction of the current Ia
which they float. Here is one. The New
York Atlas, owned and edited by Copper
head member of Congress, says of JEFF. Davis
Message, sit Is dignifed, truthful, determin-
ed - compared with Mr.. Lincoln's the result
u decidedly to the advantage Of Mr.. Davis
and TO conclade. the message of Mr.. Davis
10 3 very able one" at shows" continues
The Atlas, "eonclusively that we can expect
nothing until the rebels are utterly snbjuga-
ted, OF some more eoaciliatory policy Is
4dopted,s and then confesses TO the idleness
OF cherishing dres@s Of peace through con-
Citation while the present administration Is
in power. This Is suggestive. 1t suggests
that the Copperileads, In order to create dis
content among the people stick at no He. for
they know they lie when they represent that
the reteIs gould he won back to allegiance
ny conciIisuon - and that, IL they had the
power they would e0petlaie the rebels even
at the expense OF the honor Of tbs Govern
ment OF the integrity Of the Union, THE
only condition of peace which the rebels will
accept. Is either disunion and Independence, or
the submission OF the North; aud the Copper,
heads would consent 70 one or the other of
these conditions They seem anxious Of an
opportunity to show their conciliatory spirit
by presenting themselves to the slayeholding
rebels, to he kicked aud epded, ruled, used
and spit upon In the future as they have been
for twenty years past.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30
r m n ncipation

!. The First Anniversary OF the Proclamation
Of Freedom, the great War Measure of the
Government, win be celebrated by the people
Of Portland and vicinity, on Friday next, jan
uary 1, 1894, in the New City Hall, at ~
o'clock, noon.
The following is the order of arrangements;
stasssss Venerable Citizens
The Governor of tho State and STAFF. the Sec
Rotary of State, and the Superintendent
of Common Schools,
The Clergy,
The Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council,
Judges of the United States and State Courts,
0fhceDef the Army and Navy on furlough or de.
tached service,
The Collector OF the Port aud other oficers,
The Postmaster and Assistants,
The President of the Board Of Trade and the
President Of the Maine Charitable Mechanic Associ-
The Chaplain, Reader, and Orator,
Inc officers of the day
and
The Committee of Arrangements
tall Of whom are requested to meet In the
Senate Chamber at l-2 past II A. NJ will be
conducted to the platform by the United States
Marshal and his Assistants.
The Hall win be open for the public at II
o'clock A. III.
The following gentlemen have been selected
Is the officers for the occasion =
PREsIDENT.-
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30
DOMESTIC PORTS.

cAH Cp ANstsrn o.. .... -. -. q. =.
sAN ,s $3.50 -''h uit' Dark pesens'
Reynolds, iuget sound
:, Al ls.h NY. sh,ps candcn, Mndsctt and Richard
basieeg: M Mm,sr iug;
DamAiscotta
NEW iOkh-Ar2it brig koafier. Bondcn, I'm
Elfzabethport for belfast; sohs Ossuna. johnson {;
Cara Ellen. Gray; nahlia Kent. and Rosina, Hunt.
do for boston; Nelson. Wiley. I'm do for Bristol (;
Vandalia, Murch, do for Providence
Below. ship Apn Thompson. rom Cardiff.
Ar 25th, ships y u Taylor. Lord. London: London.
Mora. I'm do; NJ Z Day Chase. Philadelphia; harks
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30
YARMOUTH, Dec. 90, 1863.

1AEMOUrli, Dec. ~, 1865.
To the Editor Of the Press;
1t may be of interest to your many readers
in this section of the State, and also may en-
courage other towns to Ego and do likewise, !,
to know how the great movements of the cay
in behalf Of the soldiers and the suferir q
freedmen on the Mississippi banks have been
responded to. On Tuesday, Dec. %, at Far
held in the vestry Of the Central Church.
$40 were taken in behalf of the Christian
Commission. Previous to this, at a meeting
in the First Parish church, which DIR. PatteI-
son Of Chicago addressed, about sl25 we've
subscribed; and on Sabbath evening, Dec rs,
a very large meeting was addressed by Rev.
Mr.. Dudley, in behalf Of the suffering and dy-
ing freedmen in the southwest. Active and
true men are canvassing the town this week
for clothing and money. Their state has
touched the loyal heart deeply, and we cannot
let them die for want Of food, shelter and
garments, and none will think of so inhuman
a thing save a few "coppers," who really have
''nigger on the BRAIN" Y.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30

VEGETABLES FOR THE SOLDIERS SOUTH
still continue to come in. 1t is desirable that
all who intend to contribute in this way before
7th Of January prox. Please embrace the first
mild day and use all caution against freezing
Potatoes and apples, still greatly needed
'Fish-hasll," dried fruit, pickles, &c., may be
sent later, but the sooner the winter supplies
come the better.
We win hope for cargo of potatoes and
apples in April, from those whom circumstan-
ces of distance and cold weather have proven
ted from making their willing donations soon
err. w. ii. HADLEY, Agt San. Com,
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30


dk2; barks Orzyiile, Crockett and Our Union Mil
ica 90; ongs Caroline Hsrfofd, and Levithisn Sin
New York. us "' "'"A"' 'oi
Ar at Havana Dec 10. brigs Apnanda.e. Jones. fun
Ly ni, 1np CHM do; 18th. bark Elton.
Cid 18th bark Bradford. (Br, Gables. New York.
2 in n I'm ;a esrk Msrrmac Ho,t, Boston.
York: brig Snow Bird. iBrl Mariner. Tor Boston
Arat Matsnzas Dec Is. brig Caroline i Kelley
CID 18th, barks NJ p Trout, Nickersou. ph,l.dsI.
Phis La cigucna. Adic. Portland. = -''-'.'
.c5 Nm Ra orlgs roliedo Warwick, Boston 18th,
AZ AZ sardenas Dec u, brigs Harriet Brown 4, o,
ro efu; AlfArata. Bbber, do; MumboIdt, cebb'
Ar at Nassau Mp 9TH lust. sck Sarah Perfins Nsv
LOT havana, In distress; lith, bark Rebecca,
:, Sailed from siJohn NIB ss,h inst. shin we,,sru
Empire Mclaughlin. London sup "s''s'A
lPcr steamship Oily mpus-rdd;,on.,,
=, Ar a Liverpool 18th met Hound, Hodydo, f,o,,
Sid 18th, Guy Manneripg polIard. for Nex yo,.
,apk sea Bowl Boston; Onward, sherman. New
y Sailed from Glasgow iith. Robona, Martin, New
"a, AT at oago NJ sept q, Pacific Chase. I'm Boston.
Ea,as sasa oct 18th for Melbourne; Oct s. Joshua
Io,i e'nr', 10 ana sa1ied 9TH for sydney NSW
i''u. uame oock, Williams. Melbourne
K h,,a; uct !, smith. smith, New York; 10th,
Nl"gn.ncr, Freeman. Hong Kong
AT ~ MELBOURNE Sept 2S Iawrcur. ttx.,... px1-.
utago, land sailed Oct n for Dunc,I;n, nsh 49,,
biiae, Milton, do Oct % Island CITY sm;,i, ~ ="
go oct Indiana, Hobson, Ofaqo
IN port Oct "a. Star. Curtis for dunedin io.d;,,
a ao.ss. hnghsher, freeman, for do, with sheep A.
~ ~ s ~ landed aiise; Jack Frost Emery for do.
bourne. " 'oau ior Nei-
Az singapore Nov I. Kate Howe. Fuller. for Hon,
hong. with timber at si2 per ton; Pearl, Sp.rrov
AtCalcutta Nov :. Hudson. Potter. Tbow.. u.r.
w ward Robinson, and Josiah Hale Graves for
Ar at COLOMBO Nov ~ Pstmo., Spring, c.Jeo,,.
tPer steamship Hammonia. at New York;
Lns out At London iith inst. Ocean Express. for
AT at Belfast 18th, Charles Quinn, from Bangor.
Ar at DunkiTk ltth, Henry Clark, fow6e- f,ailso
AT AZ Girgenti I'd inst. Jehu. Smith Marscilles
Swallow. "s ''eeA' isyior'
Sid 2sth. Alma. for Nazssski. f-raa
AT at Shanghai Oct IL, Mary Capsp, from Kama.
s sailed from Banjowapsie Oct 18th. John Dim.
Hong Kong. '""e''' iio"
sid 18Th, Belvidere, jackson, Liverpool.
~ az Lhtiefcn, NJ, Sept 80 IrumbulI, Callum, FIN
iPer steamship Adriztic, at st Johns MI
. Arr from Now York. Orpheus at Deal. to,.,.n.
Tine IN tho Clyde; American, at Bremen -
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30


MORE FLEECINe Or the SoLpIEa.-Rol-
ert Steadman. scotchman, was recently en-
listed in this city by a recruiting officer for
Cape Elizabeth, receiving for his bounty $50
in money, and a receipt of which the following
is copy:
December 49, 1853
Received of Robert steadman one hundred AID
tsigncd) WIN. n. MERRILL
Mr.. Steadman was put into the quota for
Berwick, which pays $500. OF course, had
the trust reposed in the gentleman who gave
him the above receipt been faithfully per-
formed, one hundred dollars intended for and
rightfully belonging to him would have gone
eminent makes liberal allowance for enlisting
men. But the fleeing process did not step
here.
After going to camp and recovering from
the effects of the stimulus under the influence
of which he said he was laboring at the time
of enlsting, he exhibited his receipt to bust
ness man who informed him it was not such
guarantee as he was entitled to for his safety.
He therefore went to Mr.. Merrill and de
manded the return of his money, who assured
him it had already been forwarded, but when
he insisted upon its return or some voucher to
show that It had been honestly sent forward,
he was met by a flat denial. Mr.. Steadman
then took counsel, and was advised to renew
his demand, and If refused to commence an
action. Upon the demand being again made,
Mr.. Merrill paid over Sl45, retaiaing fee dol
lars for commissions These facts have been
furnished US by high official in the cty--a
true friend of the soldier-with a special re-
quest that such iniquity should be exposed.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30
PoRTLANp. Dec. %, 1863.

TOkTl.AND, Dec. 70, 1901.
To the Editor Of the Press;
Among the notices Of the many good times
at the several churches In this city on Christ
mas evening, have seen no mention of the
very pleasant and agreeable occasion at the
chapel just beyond behring's Bridge, known
as the Westbrook Point Mission Sabbath
School, conducted under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association in this
city. 1t fell to our lot, unexpectedly, to he
present on that most interesting occasion.
The chapel was crowded with children and
adults, nearly all of whom are connected with
the school, and more happy appearing crowd
never saw. The tree was most tastefully
arranged, and bore upon Its branches pres
ent for every one, not excepting your humble
servant.
This enterprise we consider most commend
able, and those connected with its manage
ment as worthy Of special notice, hence you
will allow me to give the names of the more
prominent In the getting up and carrying
through to so successful termination Of this
long to be remembered affair.
mr.. "A. y. Cnase, the Superlntenden mt OF the
school, had the special charge of matters on
the occasion, and did himself and the compa-
ny present, justice.
He was efficiently aided by Mr.. j. Russell,
Mr.. Chas. Small, and Mr.. w. Sparrow. But
Notwithstanding Mr.. Chases skill and.tact in
conducting an occasion of the kind, and the
qualifications of his accomplished assistants,
We think much of the Interest of the occasion
was attributable to the ladies, who specially
interested themselves In the affair from its first
inception. Mrs. A. j. Chase, Miss Pope, Miss
Stafford, the Misses Bolton, Miss Hicks and
Miss Waterman, deserve special mention
We would also remark, that the presence of
Mr.. Chase's S. S. class from State street
church added much TO the interest of the
occasion.
Who would not be proud OF such class of
intelligent young ladies.
How commendable an enterprise of this
kind! Are the good people of the several
churches In this city fully alive to the impor-
tant openings for usefulness in this direction,
in and around the city?
May such enterprises as are already estab-
lished not wane for want of encouragement,
and may all opportunities which may hereaf-
ter present themselves be efficiently improved
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30
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DIED..

In this city Dec. %. Mrs. Grata r. wife of Cbas
ii. Carruthers, aged i6 years months
fSFuneral this "wednesday afternoon, at "a
O'Clock. at No. Mechanic street
In Newcastle. Dec. Is, Mrs. Martha, rclict of the
late John Hussey, Esq, aged 63 wears
In South Berwick. Oct. IA. Mrs ABIGAIL wife Of
Oliver Lord Esq.. aged IS yrs; Dee 0. Oliver Lord
Esq, aged II years.
In kennebunk, Dec IL, Capt Elisha Mitchell. aged
q years.
AT Salmon Falls. Dec. "a, John S. loss. Esq aged
70 years.
In Biddeford. Dec "a. DIR. Luke Ill., aged ST.
In fremont. Oct "a. Emeline G., aged 10 years;
Nov Is, Benz. g.. aged Is years 10 months; 18th,
Dephena, aged year % days-ehildren Of Henry Y.
and Elizabeth Day.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30
The EMANCIPATION Jubilee.

We publish to-day the programme for the
celebration Of the ist Anniversary Of the is
sue of the Emancipation Proclamation, TO
which We invite special attention. 1t sutil-
GENTLY explains isseif. WITHOUT any elucidat-
Ing remarks from us, while the importance Of
the event, as a great epoch In the history OF
our rational progress, as great fact in the
development OF our patieFai life, is sufficient
10 enlist the attention of the thoughtful, ana
10 seeusa fof the celebration that attention
from our people beattinS the occasion. To-
morrow We may refer to the matter saoss q.
length,
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30
The Patent Relic Monte skirt.

A full assortment of this new style Skirt. at An.
DEEsoN's Hoop Skirt ard Corset Dep2t. under
Mechanics Hall. decie d5m
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30

SAD ACcIDENT.-We learn that while a
large number of ladies and gentlemen were
upon the river at kendall's Mills on Monday
skating, a couple broke through the ice, and
though the gentleman, whose name we did
not learn, was caught by the hair Just as he
was going under the ice, the young lady-a
Miss Tobey-went under and was drowned
She was one of the most highly esteemed
young ladies in the place, and the sad affair
cast deep shadow over the whole neighhor-
hood. BY cutting up a large field Of ice her
body was recovered towards evening of the
same day.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-30

By Telegraph 10 Herehoats' Esctaayr.l
Ar at Cienfucgos nth, brig Nevips Now York
Ar at ST Jage 18th, bark Morning Star from New
York; Leonora. do.
Sid 18th. brig Herald for philadelphia.
Ar at Havana 18th, brig Echo. from New York
Sid I'D bark Jane Bishop. for New York: brigs
Walter Howes, Portland: s V Merrick. Czrdcnas.
Ar at Matanzas 18th. bark Harry Booth, Portland;
brigs Eudorus, do; Proteus. Boston.
Ar at Cardenas 18th, lark Z b Hamilton, Chase,
Portland.
Sid 18th. Kate Carlton. for Portland 18th. bark
Harvest Moon, for Boston.