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, 1863-01-17

The receipts today hare been very large, and tho
market has dropped Inconscqueuce. Among tho
aging go 1os at s4.i5; IS averaging $50 bs ut
$3G4H.
, 1863-01-17

Seeds IN Rb1lndc1phta-Jan. "A.
There Is steady demand for clover ssed. and
the latter for prime including $50 bushels choice at
higher figure and come common at $Gl0Q@1S.aa5
per bnshel. Tinnthy is quiet, nnd Flaxaeed
scarce and the 1atter selling at $500 per bushel,
which IL m Advance
, 1863-01-17
Eional rights Of Territories, to pay at least

sonc some sl}eht regards M to tho c. conasfltutionai ISL %
rights Of their own 1cgal constituents? 4
Who can fathom the deep profound Of
Coppefhead rascality 2. What mirror can
pe{a,q ff Ss f.sepx s n1e Rs;
timo 10 fall,6 but tic scoundrelism Of pro.
e!ayerY Copperheads knows no decay,
Casrists have heretofore worried over the
question, +" Why God permitted ein?' Here
after, let them rather torture their brains over
TINT Kindred but more difficult problem:
81.
TIE WASHINGTON SKATING PARK.-TAis f.
yorite resort Of skntera is in full blast. The
ice Is In splendid condition, aud large COM
pany were ont last evening. 4 fine time is
. anticipated this evening. The Randolph
street cars will land you at the Park.
THE Blind RECEIVE THEIR S1duy.-Fifms re-
moved, Inflammation, Granuiations, and all dis
eases Of the eye, cured by Dr. Thomas mild tseat-
ment. Office No. s, Methodist Church Block. z.
o. Boz 1912. Address, P. n. Thomas, Chicago, III.
January 17.-6t.
To CAr1rA11srs.-sec advertisement OF Real Es-
tate for ealc by Geo. L. Davenport. Of Davenport,
Iowa.
To RESTORE AID KEEr, healthy and handson1a
condition Of the guns and teeth. use Hudsons
Uurivalled Tooth Paste Sold by Drs AHpoFl'
Quin1an & Gushing, and Druggists anu oen''z'7
generally.
Gonrr'a LApr.s BOOK, AND ARrHun's HoAE
MAGAZINE fo,fFebraaEy,haFe been received BY Nc
Nally 4 Co.
l
, 1863-01-17
Dresxed Hogs In Detroit-Jan,l5.


Tho market continues nbout tho same as for Q
week past. being firm at $4.Te94.0O for good
weights. and $4,t0 !or light Tho supply Is good
and the demand fully equal to it.
, 1863-01-17

Dubuque Hog market-Jan. 15. 2
In hpes there was large business transacted. It
eeems "a Il II The Dubuque county farmers bad
, 1863-01-17

First Action under the Internal Rey-
cnuc Bll1-Anldavit in the Case, etc.

Goodman Barnet Of the firm OF g. Barnet
& Co., Commercial Brokers, 157 Knzic street,
was arrested Thursday night upon capiaa Is
sued by the Clerk Of the United States Circuit
Court upon m affidavit filed by Geo. schnel-
der, esq, Collector Of Internal Revenue for
the First Collection District Of this State, al
aegfng refusal to pay the license required by
tho act Of Congress. The damages arc laid ut
$500. The rate Of license in this particular
case Is $50, but the law renders the party fai1-
ing to take out license liable to pay three
times the amount Of the license for each act.
As every days transaction OF business with
out license constitutes an act for which the
party is liable, Of course, the damages In this
case would be very heavy. They have been
fixed, however, at tho nominal sum Of $500, as
this is the first case brought and will form
precedent. Hr. Barnet WIS arrested as before
stated, and give the required bail Of $500 for
a hearing at the Marcl. term Of the Court.
The following is the affidavit filed with the
Clerk:
TIE AFP1DAVrT.
Cs1rxn STATES CIRCUIT CoUBr, }as
NonTuEnS D1s7n1cr, or 1laNots. 49,
George schneider, Collector Of United States In.
terra1 Revenue for tho first collection district o.
" sste 9f sscs S5 t use
oemasx TT Basnet and Jacob TthnsdoEf:
ea9s 94s 94s Schneider. being duly sworn dcposes ana
iniefSal nsis ns - the Collector Of thc Unied 5ta1es
sst .esdes ei y ebe ss q sd
dents II ssi County ana sad Hens Bas1eE rel
dorf resident Of the Stase New VIZ var n
, 1863-01-17

seeds In New Tork-Jan. Ii.
Liberal ealcs OF clover were made at 1QHG111c.
and lineeed at $3.G0@1365.
, 1863-01-17

Dressed Hogs in Toledo-3an' II.
The continued unfavorablencss Of the weather
restricfs fransartions very materially. The only
GALES Of dressed hogs we heard Of are as follows:
leo head at 4A04Ae, dlvtd1ng Sd Oh :ao ne; oohead
, 1863-01-17
ClcvcIaudHog Mnrket-Jau. 1 s

The indianapolis Daily journal says:
Hog cholera Ia more or less preyalenttn Mar
elall county, Bomc farmers losing all their stock.
, 1863-01-17
del.
DRIED FRUIT-98 bags New York Apples
CHICAGO CATTLE n1ARREr.

FAIpAr EVENING. Jan. 16, 1863.
BEEF CATTLE-Rccciycd,G GO. Market active.
, 1863-01-17
Gne q,11 ear.

+ ONDON EYE AND EAR IN
IL =. FIR5&ARY.
Corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets. Chicago.
b. r. REYNOLDS, M. D., v.n. H.,
OF tho Royal ophtha11nin Hospital. =.
Jal2-zSS-1m LONDON,
, 1863-01-17

Arrivals continue large, and good many are
light, for which the demand Is quite lang1id.
Heavy weights are still In request 6t &c net. We
quote ut 3X035&@4c, dividing on 176 and go ms'
, 1863-01-17

- 9s Dearborn and 10 South Clark streets sre
the best and cheapest places in the city fordyeing
and cleaning ladies' and gentlemcu's clothing,
Cook & MeLa{n. prpprietofa -
, 1863-01-17

GoDET FOE nFERRuART.-John 3. Walah. corner
Of Madison street and Custom House Place, has
Cooley and Arthur for February.
, 1863-01-17
To CAr1TA11srs.-seca advertisement Of Real Es-
tate for ealc by Geo. L. Davenport. Of Davenport,

To REsToRE AID KEEr, n healthy and handsoms
condition Of the gums and teeth. use Hudton,s
Uurivalled Tooth Paste Sold by Drn Anpoft'
Quin1an & Gushing, and Druggists and oeh''ets
generally.
, 1863-01-17

"ANTED-At 100 Dearborn-st.,
~ cpposItt the new Post ncace,
SITUATIONS FON DOMESTIC HELP.
No gtst sent from The office unless able sasis
factory reference from former employer. Parties c1u
obtain came By applying aboye Of addressing Mrs.
A. l., LIZ Al Posi- O1aCe Box 12&5. nol-F8tlMu
, 1863-01-17
TIE EXCISE LAW.
Constltuttona1ity OF tho TaxupopP Fro.
eesscs or State Courts

The papers published below were filed yes.
tcrday in the Cook County Ciscuit Court.
They present severnl questions Of great gen.
cral importance, interesting aljkt to the pro-
fcseional reader md tho private citizen, and
bring to mind the great cases In which years
ago the authority OF the States to tax the
means by which the General Government ex-
ercises its powers was discussed aud denied.
It is hardly necessary to remark that this case
raises no question touching the general va
lidity Of tthe Excise Law, or that If the points
raised should be sustained. the collection Of
the National Revenue would not be seriously
effected thereby: !:
rR8c1PE ron p1uH1Es SUMMONS.
State Of Illinois. County Of Cook, IS. IN the Cir
cult Court OF the January Tc8mt 4. D. 1868. Vel
lington capp and William Kent vs.. ]. stcdman.
The eiesE Of said Court will pleass Issue pluries
summons in the abore entitled cause. directed to
the Sheriff Of Bingham county to execute, and re-
turuable as the law requires, DC.
CnAs. c. DoSsET, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
RnFusA TO ISSUE FOE WANT OF sTAHr, 10.
I refuse to issue said sun,monsr because the
process stamp, MS required BY the excise !aMs OF
The United States WM. L. CHgncH.
Clcrkof said Court.
NOTION ZOE ORDER o IssUE WITHOUT STAMP.
And bezeupou the said plaintiffs move the Court
to make q PeremptoFy order IN the nature Of
sumrnoua. pursuant to said prncipe, notwithstand
inE his said ohjeeti9n &c. for the following among
I: The government Of the United States has no
authority to ta1 the process Of the Courts Of a
State, because such process is one Of the ncaua
by which the State exercises its sovereign powers
g. The right Justice In the judicial Courts, and
tho PROCESS and proceedings by which that Justice
is sought and administered, arc not subjects Of
taxation.
3. So much OF the excise law as appesrs to re.
quitc stamp On such process Is therefore uncon-
ttitutional and void
T. But even II Congress had the authority to i'm
pose such tax. the exceptions Of particular til.
bunal and Of particular classes of cases, would
render this provision Of tho law uneonssstut'onat
5. Tlie action wae commenced hefons $40 eac,se
law went into operation, and is therefore exempt
from its provisions.
g. Euc6 pluriee surumon9 Is not original process
within fie nearing of said excise Inv.
Cu1s. G TossEx, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
SUBMISSION or sA1D MOTION.
and the faid Clerk submits the foregoing motion
10 the Court and pfays that the same may be heard
and determined upon the merits thereof, and the
order moved for, allowed or refused, as the lar oil
the land 1nay require, &C.
We understand that the motion will be Fe.
sisted by Hon. E. G. Larned, United statcr
District Attorney, assisted By the Clerks
counsel Our readers sha}l be informed; at
the earliest moment, Of the result Of the mo.
tion.
, 1863-01-17

E Ralph Waldo Emerson lectures ut
Bryan Hall on Thursday evening, the ed inst.
, 1863-01-17

WANTED-Agents to canvass for
~ the Forthcoming History Of the C!stl War in
Amer1ea By Jony {; aaEoT tsutho5 q the LIE q
Of continental Europe, &c.l Agents Will md this
rare selling book Terms liberal! Apply for teIitosy
Post Office Box @S. ap2S pkSalY
, 1863-01-17

:" ANTED.-s75 q Month II
w want to hire Agents in crcry county at SIS d
MONTH expenses paid to er1l my che*p Family Sewing
Machines. Addrtss S. MADISON. Alfred. Maine,
$50 4 1foNTH!-we want Agents ut go . month.
expenses paid 70 sell our Everlasting renci,s O5en
articles. Flfteen circulars sent free. Address SHAW
L CLARK. Mdleford. Aalnt. ta5.Y3s6-SM
, 1863-01-17

4 CAIRO MAN IN TRoUBLE.-A Cairo indi-
-vidua1 mined Nathaniel Franz, who came to
this city dry OF two since, to purchase cab
,bsges, waa robbed on Thursday night, at
low groEgcry, Of $137, by . woman named
Ross Dexter. She, and her husband, who had
! hand In It, have been arrested and held for
, 1863-01-17

w A N TED-An experienced
~ Salesman now handling the tooEs aud cash Of
rst clsss business house IL th!* city dcsi!ous OF
making change between New Year and Spring, for
satisfactory reasons. Those needing tue services OF
such assstaut at books otherwise VII! please at-
"Ef MI, !" Post Onice Dox sS52. fol2 xiS1w
, 1863-01-17

" "ANTED-To Rent, between
" the 1st Of February and April, 1s3, Store for
atc1m Of yeare With basement and thIee fon7 oos
South Clark and State streets State where the pre-
tses situated and where tie propsiators can be
seem. Address &C. WHITNEY" Post O1ce Drawer
81 OttaWh. III. dcl8- r19E1ru
, 1863-01-17

TEE SonEp SrAAps-It il for the interest
Of the public to remember that alter the 18th
!: inst, sollcd postage stamps will not be re-
: ceived at the Post Office either for redemption
or in payment Of postage. Those who are
not desirous Of having waste paper upon their
hands would do veil to heed this notice.
, 1863-01-17

I've prefer the nom de plume sings IN aria from
Faporita. .
TIE SHERMAN HOUSE CONCERT which was
60 successful a few evenings since. We under
stand, win be repeated. Some additions will
be made to the original programme and new
singers are talked Of in addition to the for
mer cast By all means, let US hare the con
cert repeated; -. ~.''
Tm MEkDE1ssoHss SOCIETY arc going along
in their quiet way, doing .Ae1ander's Feast
and other gems Of music, Of the hearing Of
which it is not right to deprive tho public.
The thorough rehearsa1s, and the "labor Of
1oge"' bestowed npon music BY this Society,
would guarantee concert Of undonbted sue
cess both 10 ear ind pocket, =. !: =.
-Roo7& cAnr's inexbaustib1e minc is bring
ing ont come capital new music OF which the
1atest arc: "'63 Is the Jubilee" ballad which
Is bound to achieve thu aucccss of u E,nodor,
Coming by D. 4. French; *.Tbe 1;t+1e ~
5or,', one Of Henry Clay Works. .h.,1 q Tfo
Prceidcnt|s Emancipation March, y ~ cco =
Fawcct, worth bushel Of ordinary msrctc.
and 'Geu. McClernand's Grand March, p b.
Louis Rink, ornamentcd with capital like
ness Of the General
DA. DusHA,6, the jolly robust tenor, com:
Musical Union Hall, this evening. This op'
portunIty: should not be neglected BY those
desirous Of doing The vocal =
TRINITY CHURCH has succeeded In organizing
achoir which must prove very effective, com
posed as 1t is Of the very best matcrial in th,
city,, The singers nre: Soprano, Miss Sui,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-14
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Etna at New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. l3.
The steamship Etna, from Liverpool 18th
and Queenstown Goth, arrived this morning.
The steamship Asia arrived out OH the 18th,
and the City oil Washington on the 10th.
The ship George Griswold, from New York
with breadstutis and provisions Tor the Lanca-
shire sufferers, on her arrival in the Mersey, is
to be received with salutes from the batteries
and men-oi-war, by order of the Secretary Of
War.
Rumors of French mediation still circulate
Some authorities say they are authentic. 1t is
reported that Drouyn de L'Huys has instruct
ed the French Ministers at ST. Petersburg
London, Vienna and Berlin to sound those
Courts upon the fitness, not of mediation, but
of simple counsels, which might be given to
the belligerents, advising them to name Com
missioners to examine, with or without an
armistice, upon what basis an arrangement
might be made to put an end to the war.
Another authority says Drouyn de L'Huys
is preparing note for transmission to Wash
ington, recommending compromise.
The ship Eliza Bonsall had arrived at Liv-
erpool with 800 bales of cotton from Nassau
The London Times opposes the scheme for
the English government contracting heavy Ii
abilities for the Canada and Nova Scotia Rail.
way. 1t says it had better wait aud see what
becomes Of the American Republic before set
ting up such a costly defence.
The new Archbishop OF Paris has attacked
England and Russia for not joining France in
mediation in America.
The draft in the Senate's address to the En-
peror expresses regret that the proposals of
France for mediation were thought premature
by other powers.
--latest by Telegraph to Queenstown.1
liverpool, Jan. 29th.-The Globe notices as
the most Interesting points in the Amarica m
news by the Asia, the growing feeling in Rich
mond, New York and Washington. favorable
to some sort of direct negotiation for settle
ment OF the dispute between the North and
the South.
The Shipping Gazette remarks that should
the French Emperor's proposal be rejected, he
has left HIMSELF apparently, but an alternative
TO recognize the South and raise the blockade,
The London Times strongly supports the
candidature of the Duke of SAKE Coburg who
Is now the only candidate FOR the throne OF
Greece. 1t is understood that the Duke does
not propose TO surrender his hereditary do
Ininions while accepting the throne OF Greece,
but placing his residence at Athens, TO entrust
his German Duchy to the care of regent
lie would thus not be at the mercy of q DEM
ocratic parliament.
The Post says the Prince Of Leiningsen is
the real candidate. He is grandson Of the
late Duchess of Kent
London, Jan. 18th, Erening-The Bank OF
England to-day in anticipation of its regular
Court of Directors, advanced its minimum rate
Of discount from to per cent This move
ment caused a depression in the Liverpool cot
ton and other markets.
Vienna, Jan. 2Sth.-Sanguinary conflicts
continue to take place in Poland.
tfor Market reports see telegrsphic reports.I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-14
Letter from the National Capital.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.

To the Editors Of the Daily Press:
For some days past the bill providing for
ship canal from the Mississippi river to lake
Michigan, and thence by enlarging the Erie
canal TO New York and the ocean, has occu-'
pied the attention of the House. Ii the Mis-
sisappi were to remain closed, such an outlet
for the granaries Of the North West, would be
Indispensable. Now, however, when that great
thoroughfare OF trade is so nearly opened, a
canal Of few miles at Vicksburg only being
wanted-even should the rebel works at that
point prove imprcgnable--to complete the
cOmnanication between the prairies and the
Gull, an undertaking of this kind, so vast and
expensive, seems unreasonable. Neither as a
means of transferring onr gun-boats to the
lakes does 1t seem necessary, so long as We
need more than all we have on the Atlantic
coast The defeat of the bill in the House yes
terday was not unanticipated.
The bill for aiding emancipation in Missou-
ri will pass the Senate at an early day. An
attempt vas made on Saturday last to sit the
bill out" but the Senate adjourned at mid
night without being able TO bring it to vote.
There will be great deal of fIibustering the
rest Of The session. The time is short and bu-
siuess ! pressing. and by pursuing the course
indicated, the Democrats, at least the more
factious 81 them, hope to crowd out some i'm
Portant measures. A firm and determined
resistance by the Republicans to such factious
proceedings cas alone prevent bad results.
Considerable aneasiness was created here
by the reports from Charleston; but the whole
thing turns out, much to our satisfaction, to
be little more than another Holljns fizzle.
They were doubtless Manufactured for the for
eign market.
An incident lately took place illustrating
the rapidity with which news is now transmit.
ted. On the 9Th instant memorial of page
in length from the Pacific Telegraph Company
to Congress was introduced into the Senate,
printed, and laid upon the desks ofthe Senators,
all in about thirty hours from San Francisco.
A fine statue of Washington has recently
been placed in the Capitol 1t was sent from
Baton Rouge by General Butler, and arrived
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-14
DOMESTIC PORTS.

PORT ROYAL scar 18th schs vaietta. Rogers.
New York; Geo shattuck, Hatch. Boston; 18th. brig
Allston Sawyer, Philadelphia; sh inst, Sally Day.
Sfetson. New York.
cid ID inst. ,cls Mary smith. smith. PhiladeI-
Garwood. do; 9th, brig Ailston. sawyer. for Phia-
delpha.
BAiTIMURE-Ar iot6. brig Virginia. Douglas.
Portland; schs K II Coson Coson. New York; VIII
Cid 10th. schs juno small. and Astoria. smith, for
Ar nth. ship National. Trip. I'm New York; brig
PhILApELrHIA-Ar nth. sch Trojan. Nieker-
Below. brig NJ Dodge. Anderson from Pernam-
cid 18th. ship Western Ocean, Barton. Liverpool.
In the Bay 9th. ship Crescent City, for San Fran
NEW YoRK-Ar ilth ship Henry Harbeck True,
Calcutta; bark MarasaI, Griffin. Port Spain; brigs
Lanzarotte. Hartman. Parnahiba BRAZIL; A Hop
kins. Leerbod. Vera Cruz; Turrcli. Thompson, I'm
Mayaguez; Crawford. Small, Kingston; Eurus. Par
sons. Old Harbor. ia; Loeb Lomond. Black, Havana;
Nevins. Tiliey. Trinidad; w Rogers. Crosby.
Salt hey; schs L johnson. from Pernambueo;
Matilda. West. Rio Grande; George. Curtiss. from
Cd ilth. ships Sunbeam. Holmes. Liverpool: NJ L
Sutton, >picer. San Francisco brig Lydia II Cole.
Ar I2ib. ship Ocean Ranger. Averin. I'm Havana;
barks a uil. Mei ritz I'm Rio Janeiro: VI Cocord.
Coicord. Havana; brigs Kentucky, Carver, Buenos
Ayres Casco. Gardiner. TIM Trinidad Atlantic, from
Barbados: schs Closson. Coombs. I'm Mayaguex;
Abbie Forrest. from Aux Cayes.
Cid llth. ships Santa Anna. BATES. Bristol z; Twi-
light. Gates. Mystic; barks Reindeer. Wellington.
barbados: W Horton. Sleeper, Neuyitas; brig
5 X Allen, Baker. Beaufort NC.
10y tell Al i5ih. brig l. Watts. I'm Portland.
Sid 18th. ships Eaergy, John Parks, and Maria
bark. Magdalena. Vayager. and Edwin.
NEWfORr-fn port II. brig Roamer, tof Castine
Boston for Philadelphia. sch Hornet Butler do for
New York. Rio del Norte Andrews. from Portland
for do
BoSrON-Ar 18th. brig Coquette. Hodxdon, from
Cape Hay tien; Sarah. Marshall. New Orleans
Cid l2ih, ship VIM Peck. Colson. Melbourne.
Ar 18th. schs Golden Light, Abbott. Fortune Isld
J Reed Rich. New York.
Cid 18th, ship Kit Carson. Crowell. San Francisco
bark Greenland, Merryman. New Orleans; Lottie,
Hammond. New York; Laura Jane, Ryan. Belfast.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-14
SP ECIAL Es.

A CoueH, COLD, or An IRRITATEp THROAT. IL
allowed TO progress. results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections. oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief In BBoscHIris. ASTHMA, and CA
TARRH they are beneficial The good effects result
ing from the of the Troches, and their extended
has caused them to be counterfeited. Be to
guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only
the genuine Bro,cn's bronchial 1roches which have
prored their efficacy by test of many years. PUB
Lie SPEAKERS and SINGERS should the Troches.
Military Officers and soldiers who the voice
and are exposed to sudden changes, should have
hem Sold every where at 25 cents per box.
jan2l d& w3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-14

sy- Accounts from vicksburg represen
that there were 8 feet of water in the canal on
the LIST inst, and that by the Sth, Col. Bissell
would have il widened for the passage of gun
boats and transports. Gen. Grant aud his Of
fcers were confident OF capturing Vicksburg
and Port Hudson, and opening the Mississippi
river. The canal policy has been fully adopt
ed, and large force set to work day and night.
Everything is staked on its completion, which
will require several weeks.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-14

FRAGRANT SozoDoSr.-The most convenient and
eficacous Dentifrice the world has ever produced.
For hardening and invigorating the gum. purify ing
the breath, cleansing beautfyng and preserving the
teeth, from youth to old age, the "Sozodonr is now
used and recommended by many of the most eminent
divines. dentists. physicians chemists and scientific
gentleman of the day.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere, at 80 cents per
bottle. Trial bottles and testimonials obtained graf
tbs of ii. III. HAY, Portland.
HALL RUCKEL, Sole Agents. New York.
dec27 eod2ms
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-14
Mr.. Seward and the French Minister.

NEW ORk, Feb To.
Times Washington dispatches contain the
following: There is not the slightest warrant
for saying that any issue of veraeiiy has arisen
between Messrs. Seward and Mrrcier. Mr..
Stewards letter TO Mr. Dayton rejecting the
proposalf for Commissioners, commands univer-
sal admiration. II indicates the position which
the government will take and hold on any and
every proposition from any foreign power to
Interfere by action, advice or suggestion in the
war against the rebellion. There is neither
doubt or hesitation anywhere on this point"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-14

DIS. J. CLAwsoN KELLEY and H. L. DAVIS,
Medical Office. No. 22sl Congress street, up same
fight with DR. johnson. Dentist-only place in Port
land where DR.. KELLEY's genuine medicines can be
had. Adcice free upon all diseases.
jan27 d3aw&wtf32
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-14
DIED.

In this city Feb. 18th. of consumption Frances O..
wife Of Nathl s. Fernald. aged % years 1 month.
EFuneral on Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
At No. 1903 Bracket street.
In Hiram. Feb. 9Th. Dea. Samuel HILL formerly Of
Saco, aged 50 yaprs l month days. Mr.. H. was
deacon in the Orthodox Church. In Buxton. nearly
ffty years, and was most exemplary and faithful
Christian.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-14

sB- The Bath Times publishes notice
buriesque-reqnesting the legal voters of Ward
Five to meet in their ward on the Common.
That ward, we take it, is without a regular
ward room.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-02-14
DISASTERS.

The wreck Of ship Scotland, which sold on the
llth for $500. was resoid next day. ut auction, for
$500
Brig Canada. from Pernambuco for Valparaiso.
which put into Rio Janeiro last Nov. leaky. had
paired aud cleared Dec 3D..