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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
Oos,sn.ercial.

Per steamship Hibernian, OF Farther Point.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Oct alst.-
Sales for the week were 800 bales Of which 1000
market closed very dull at q decline Of I@ld Of
The sales Friday were 5000 bales including II" 70
dull with ittle inquiry and prices weak At the follow
ing authorized quotations New Orleans fair 26d ;
middling 23d; Mobile fair 25id middling 22id; Up.
lands fair Esd; middling 22jd l-4
The stock in port is estimated at $4,000 bales of
which IA. 500 are American. N sh4e,l f1- : q
Breadstufs--very dull and declining. ~
neutrality-suspicious. steady. b7ay 900 IN ~
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Oct 2l.-Consols
closed at SSS@883 for money. ts9 ragg7 ~ 80
The Bank decrease in bullion was fs,750.
AMERICAN SECURITIES Illinois Central rail.
road 6O95l dis; Erie Railroad 4004. 4a-o
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
. Rebel RAM aA.semarle Blo,en Ur.

- Rebel Rds5s Atbens0fle BlOtc1s Up
ga % nabiv .gos T ! WAsHINaToN. Nov. !,
The Navy Department has received the fol-
lowing dispatch: es gaif1 fssso9o5 vsosu
& Is .gss 80 r = EoRTREss MONROE, Nov. !.
10 Hon. Gideon WelIes, Secretary of the
NdUy FL sent Lieut.. w. B. Gushing on the
l7th October with picked Launch No. / to
blow up the ram Albemarle. He returned to-
day, and reports to me that he blew up the
Alhemarle on the morniug of the 2sth. Her
destruction was complete. The launch was
Destroyed by the enemy's shot and sunk. One
man escaped with Lieut. Gushing, the rest
were captured. Commander Macomber writes
thar from circumstances which have since oc-
Cured, 7 am able to inform you that the ram
is sunk. .g7a9g sf ni 4o.t6 p p, =.
(Signed) al Y: u RoR9RR,
dfEAsS iis'simbk hlias4 Rear Admiral. /
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
T TEETHi TEETH TEETH,

pe D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Electric
ity s0Ihoah ey wish to have removed ioE fesetnT
bs would give polite invitation 10 call.
Superior hlectro Magnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions -
DR.. d. ran accommodate few patients with
board and treatment ut his house.
Ofhoe hours from Q s'sinck A 20 ~ HI anu
0onsultAttoa hPoe hO'Aa
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
Surname 81 Judicial Court n

OCTOBER TERM-KENT, j., PRESIDING.
ct al, the evidence for the plaintiff was all put
in. Mr.. Butler made an elaborate opening for
the defense and called his witnesses. Only
two we're examined prior tolthe adjournment.
The case win not get togthe jury to-day
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
For sale.

A EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE Has been
q used but ashort time. and is as good as new.
1t 10 sixty -dollar machine. but as tie owner hiss
no use fer at present. 1t will be sold for forts Ave
oollAgs. Enquire at SEQ @kAAERLlN STREET.
- Nov. l-lw*
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

- ~ lI 3 g - - NEW YoRK, Nov. /

lIl8Iall-Il5 ~, "A 80 New YQRK, Nov. /.
/. The War Democratic Convention was or
ganized by choosing Jas. Worrall, Of Penn,
President, and a Vice President. from each
State A series of resolutions were adopted
favoringl the suppression Of the rebellion. a
National COMMITTEES was appointed, Of which
E. g. Bailey, of Mass, is Chairman, No noun
nations were made and the Convention ad-
journed.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

= TIE dependent friends Of our soldiers in
southern prisons will be glad to learn, by ref.
erence to the card Of Geo. F. Emery, that
mode has been devised whereby =. pay can be
collected for them on application to him. We
can assure them that the charge for the SER
vice required win be IS low as the nature Of
the case will admit. ~ /
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

lio '1 81 ONE DAY 19s5g 81
LATER FROM EUkOP ".
A. Arrival of the Hibernian off Farther Point


w. q aGH5MJa FARTHER POINT. Nov. Ian
rha steamship Hibernian, from Liverpool
=, =, ~ aftsrnoon of Oct 10th and Lond onderry
on on .ne osst has passed this point en- route for
O~ o. 7ao isi aaR 0s1baad -la8
Sq The steamship Bremen. from New York,
orr;ved At Southampton on the 2lst ult.
The steamer Ontario remained ashore off
Yarmouth and was likely to become q total
loss. She is insured for upwards of one hum
bred thousand pounds sterling. aa gali g
GREAT BRITAIN. 90
jas Al meeting had been held at Brandford nm
der the auspicies Of the Western Freedmens,
Aid Commission. W. e. Foster. M. P.. pre-
sided. Lew Coftin. delegate for the Com
mission WAS ono of the sneakers and resolu-o
tons were adopted in favor of an auxiliary
society A. Rradford. - - 81 ~ sd
81 Lord Stanley in addressing his constituents
81 LYNN rafaTrad 10 American affairs He
s5vooa taa co,t;nned non intarvant;on NJ
thonsht the Moth MIGHT snccaed IN oyerrnn.
~, ta Ii, terrtorn hrt +ba;
,,,oi;t;caI %;f;cnst;as wonld then haoin AZ 70
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

swINDLINe.-P. j. Cleaveland, Treasurer
Of the "Laron Troupe" abseonded ffom Bars
COR With the funds of the company-save
ss00-leaving printing, rent, board and other
bills unpaid. he prefaced his swlndling op-
perations, says the Times, by passing counter
felt money. He has since been arrested in
Rnntnn
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

TT cures Cramp, Numbness, puri6es the blood,
and prevents palsy Prepared and sold by
+ 81 ie ghn naos o. EMERY, APorHECARY, .taNf'
Nov. l--wlw+ aaia Ass White Rock. Me.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
Horse, Carriage, & Harnesses,
"a MI - tr for SseIo. - ~

consequence Of breaking up his establishment.
MI. Murray offers for sale, his bay horse New
Game" six years old; quiet in single and double
harness; a riding saddle and Bride application to
be made at Sager's Livery Stables, Oak Street.
Oct. ~ -d8taod3ts 1911 ls7,7 \ ,.s,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
Auction Sale q wood = T,,.,,.-

OM innrsdays noS %; on the Farm of Seth stor.
Der ON $50 acres of land, which have 6es aSG Li
into sixteen lots, ofvarious Sizes from ave 10 sonr
teen acres each. There are, In the est atom ~ ~
merchantable wood and four of these lots have
more than ninety thousand feet OF Pine timber with
hfty thousand of Hemlock. All easy of access lying
between the Post Road and Paine Road, seven miles
from Portland and eight from Saco. Sale on the
premises-to commence at O'Clock p. n.
n. HENRY BAILEY 4 Co., Austioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
House at AUCTION,

N Friday. Nov. 4th. at a o,eIook p =, nm the
II Il ~ ases, house No. 65 Cumberland Street.
houses"perfsetIyy half Of two story block Of two
mepts. tbSronsSg distinct; modern in its arrange
r,sneo rooms and good closets; gas; celebrated
OD sh Lone furnace; hard an soft water good
trally looted. and in good neighborhooa. itIs a
desirable house to OWL, TO occupy or 10 rent sails
pOsltiYe--terms very easy SS
t-I HENRY BAILEY & co, Auct,rs.
Nov did t-~'AS'
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

REcRUITING.7-At the Provost Marshals
Office yesterday three men were passed and
credited, one to Portland, one to Bridgton and
one to Kennebunkportl no
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
2 Balance due the Treasurer, Z.
"a va Respectfully submitted,


CLUB Observation-Disclosures interesting meet
ing Of the Lincoln and Johnson Club was held
at the room in the new City Building last eve
ming. The President being absent, Stephen
Patten, Esq, was called to the Chair. Brief
eloquent and patriotic speeches were then
made by the Chairman, Hon, Geo. w. Wood
man, Nathaniel Walker. Esq, DIR. Osgood. and
others, which were received with great APP
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
M. 81. M. al.

q "A stated meeting Of the Maine Charitable
- n Mechanic's Association. will be held in the
Az Library Room. on Thursday Evening, Nov.
"a At u O'Clock STEPHEN MARSH,
2 octSl dtd e sla esq SOFA III VI Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 81. -
Arrivals from James River ibis evening rep
resent very quiet In front. e-0.-r~
The Richmond Enquirer of Saturday pub
fishes list Of Union officers taken prisoners
on thursday last, among whom are Lieut.. j.
s. Chase, 9Th Me-, and ], B. Strawbridge, Med
icai Director 18th army corps. ~, r. -.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

Another meeting win be held at the same
place this evening, 10 which all loyal citizens
are invited. DIHW IA '5aal
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

PORTLAND COUNCIL No. 4, U. L. of A.,
will hold its next regular meeting this eye.
ping, at Z o'clock, at the usual place.
PER ORDER,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

THE lady that took the Album from Ores
ser's Jewelry store yesterday afternoon had
better return the same without further notice.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

- $ ks NEW YORK, NOV. i. J
sheep frmer; receipts II, 600 head quotations 40
80. Swne-steady; receipts 20 900 head quotations
lI@1Sc. g Cd 8sI17a :,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
Z sale Of FerfeIfa d g Gods

Z PoLLEcrozs 0BBIcz, DISTRICT on PORTLAND
- y, ~. AND FALMOUTH, s -
ssi1s 1Doa % ;sIoa aea Portland Nos. ], 1854. =
fHIHE following described merchandise having
Il been forfeited for violation OF the Revenue
Laws of thu United States public notice ofsaid sez
ures IA ring been given and NO claim to said goods
having been made they will be sold ct public auc-
ton at the Cid Custem House, at this port on We'd
nesday, Dec. 7, 1884, at IL O'clock A. M to wit:
Br1s SugarI Bbl. Molasses-I so Ciga,s-l
Trunk, containing Bottles Brandy, Bottle Wineil
4 package thimbles, piece of Cotton, Q packages
containing silk and Innings. sIaa
- sveda = ,see5I. WAaHBBRN, Jr, Collector
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

4nR PIP: QUIMBY will be absent from Portland
~ for few weeks from November LIST, 1854, and
may be addressed at Belfast oet2edlw
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaohsi
lame and weak backs; nervous and siek neaosaonei
dizziness and swimming In the head, WIN noiges-
ton and constipation q the bOys nr sn Of s tSs
and back leuoorrh0a, Tor wnlsss5 oIsS,s % IA
ali that long train Of dsSssSs will aS IN SSsS
ty sure means Of cure. d IN Of those long Ina
sCC P1OhEIss NTH Young ladies' Eectricit certain
,s ana viii In short time, restore the eunereK
a. 1T ~ hOAltnsI
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

UsIoN LEAGUE MEETINe.-Tne members
of the Union League of this city viii bear in
mind the meeting this evening,at 7 O'Clock.
They are particularly urged to rally at the
Council Chamber, No. /, promptly at the hour.
Arrangements have been made for very in
tsresting meeting. Good speakers will be in
attendance, and the music is to be of the most
enliyening character. Every member should
be on hand to give additional impetus to the
great cause, which is to culminate in splen-
did victory on Tuesday next. The exercises
have all been arranged for the purpose of
making the most enthusiastic and exhilerating
meeting that has been enjoyed since the for
nation of this noble and useful organization,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

Raid in Maine!

49, "a
Dispatches were received in this city yes
terday. stating that an unsuccessful attempt
was made Monday night to capture the old
fort at Castine. Noparticulars were given,
either as to the number making the attack or
how it was repealed. asia9s ia o ssssgsa ~
WALDoBoRo'-The friends Of the Union in
this stronghold of misnamed Democracy, are
to have grand rally on Friday evening. of
this week, and to be addressed by J.,T. Gu
MAN of this city. "a ssigmss y sci r1al sfsia
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
Naval.

5 ss,,,f,..is.-55.e i HALIFAX, N. S.. Nov. i. 3.
- The u. s. steamer Tallahoosa, Lieut.. De-
Haven commanding, has arrived at this port
from Hampton Roads. Statutes were ex-
changed with the Citadel and flag ship Dun
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
Sails, Anchors &C., OF the Wreck
ed Stm'r Bohemian at Auction.

ON Monday. Now, ut II O'Clock, A. N. for the
" benefit Of whom It may concern, we shall ssll
at the Montreal Ocsaa Steamship Co. DischarginR
Shed, on Grand Trunk Whar /, the ships material Of
wrecked steamer Bohemian, viz: One suit Of sails
made from the best duck, consisting OF CouIsers,
Topsails Top gallant-s sails, Spencer Spanker, Stay
aais, Jibs and Windsails; One best Bower Pa'e emit
..Trotmar'' Anchor "A cwt.; Is fathom hest Bower
Chain One stream Chain 30 fathoms II inch; lot
Ship Blocks; Lot Iron Beams; Lot Iron Plates. and
sundry articles scrap from Lot Of Heavy Lead
Pips; Lot o 4 Copper; Lot Composition Material,
with sundTy other articles.
HENRY BAILEY 8 CO., Auctioneers.
Nov 2-td
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

REMOVABLE Will be seen by the adver-
tisement of DIR. Deming, that he has removed
his Office from Gapp's1 Block to ia Middle
street, where he has fitted up rooms in a very
neat and convenient manner for the accpmmo-
dalton Of his numerous patients. pr. Deming
has been in the practice Of his profession in
this city about two years, during which time
he has had an extensive practice and effected
many cures. His system of practice Is APP
proved and adopted by many of the best in
formed Of our people. IN rw
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
AUCTION SALES.
Houses nt A,,c,ion

on Wednesday. Nov. 2. at 9 O'Clock p. M. on tho
W premises, two story wooden House. on the
and SIDE OF Canton Street This houf Is well
hdas,.ao nnisned arranged for two families
AIso Is IN good order, and always under rent
good ION on the same street, and on the samo LOT 4
I'd, and Il story double tenement, Thoroughly finish
street. by X spair The lot is 60 feet on Cnnton
Sale positive and AID very desirable for Investment
Oct 2e-dtd BAILEY & CO.. Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
Saw-MiII Irons.

UNOR sALE-one Set saw-Miii IRONS ln'laoins
IL cast-iron Water wheel; org lra.ne
Also, One Clapooarrccs orsr D. W. CLARK,
aarS; oas 81 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
ENTERTAINMENTS
i Grand Trotting Contest,
OVER LING's TRACK,

Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov1 & 2,
EOR $500 90. Open for all Horses in Maine, on
the following conditions: ~ q
tuesday, Nov. l. LIST Purse of $50, for all horses
mat never beat z60 in Public mile heats best in
70 Harness "a Purse OF SIS, for all Horses that
70 harness Sd Purse OF s25, for Running horses,
e. Wednesday, Nov. 3D. Purse of S75. for ali horses
that never beat 240 in Public mile heats best in
to Wagons I'd Purse of s25, for ali Horses that
Harness. y --S'' ~-t1 AsPo"' ~
= Entrance in all the Purses. 10 per cent, no less
Imam twS 70 start Horses trotng for any one purse
money, and naming what Hsrse win starr sSou MD
DO addressed on or before Tues day noon NOV lat to
~ GEORGE II. BAILEY. Portland. Ne.
lrotting Will commence promptly at 81 O'clock
each day Ladies admitted Free. TICKETS. 80 cts
Is Oct. 27-dtd. Fs.-F,ss---, - " w.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
~ T1ectr1c1tv

rha rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lasy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
fv Of youth; the heated brain is cooled; the frost
hitten limbs restored, the uncouth doformities re.
moved; faintnees converted to vigor, weakness to
strengths the blind made to see the deaf hear and
youth arc obliterated; the accidents of mature lie
prevented; the oaamities Of old age obviated, ane
N active circulation maintained,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02

. The steamer Arctic, from Fortress Monroe
is signalled at the westward. eaea arr
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
Loan to the State of Maine.
THEAsuRrn's oryroR,


asI aasiia F9f yfa Tp,. a,n,p Nm "a soxx,cyaa a
- ~. fs Augusta, Oct. az, 1884.
N CONFORMITY WITH . resoiye o. the Legislature
three million dollars proposals will Be received at
this Office until i've O'Clock p. NJ the twenty first
day of November next for q loan of four hundred
Thousand dcllarr. being the balance Of said loan
bonds OF the State will be issued in sums of five hun
dred dollars and one thousand dollars, bearing In.
forest at the rate of six per cent yearly and pay
able semi-annuallY.sf eesro,.Y 80 80
The bonds viii be issued dated June !. 1854, and
delivered December !, with coupons attached for
the semi-annual interest, payable, 10th principal
and interest, at the Suffolk Bank, Boston.
The money said loan will be received at this
Office Suffolk Bank, BOSTON, or either Of the banks
in Bangor Portland, Bath or Rockland.
Persons DESTROYS taking the loan or any part of
it., not less than five hundred dollars requested
to send their proposals to the Treasurer Of State at
Augusta, specifying the amount and terms. No
bids received less than par. N = - 4 -
Those persons whose proposals may be accepted
will be Immediately notified.
szsssi- MAJ HAN DAN Z, Treasurer.
sc oo. ~ Ivy Ailos raa sfIf aElYAEE y I
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-02
PORTLAND AND YICINITF
Ne,e Advertisements To-Day.

NesC Advertisements To-day.
List of Drafted Men.
Strayed Colt. -
Pay of PRISONERS.
& Administrators Sale. 10 p nlunn
& He oER st.psf N VIM. 8. baker &co. 4 IU1
Sails, Anchors &C., at Auction
The Owner.
Flour, Bread and Beef.
Apples-Chas. "A. walker W eHY
Onions and Sweet Potatoes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17

adjust. For instance, the admission oI
members into Congress, or whatever might
require the ppropriation Of money. The
Executive power itself would be q. eatly
diminished by the cessation of actual war.
Pardons and remissions Of forfeitures, how.
ever, would still be within executive con.
troll. 10 what spirit and temper this con-
troll would be exercise can be fairly iudg
ed by the past. A year ago, general par.
don and amnesty upon designated terms
we're OF red TO ell except certain designa-
ted classes, a6d IL was at the same lime
made known that the excepted classes we're
sill within The contemplation of special
clemeDCy.
During the year many availed them
selves of the general provision, and many
more would only that the signs Of bad faith
iu some, led TO such precautionary meas.
ures us rep1ered the practical process less
easy and certain, during the same time al.
SO, special pardons haye been granted to
individuals Of excepted classes, aud no vol.
untary application has been denied. Thus,
practically, the door has been for full
year open to all except such as ere not in
condition to make free choice that is
such as were 10 custody or under constrant
IL is still open TO all, but the time may
come, probably will come, when public du
ty shall demand that it he closed, and that
in lieu, mo'e vigorous measures than here.
'ofore shall be adopted.
NO STEP BACKWARD ON THE QUESTION OF sLA
VERY. .....
In presenting the abandonment OF arm
ed resis, ance 10 the National authority on
the part of the insurgents as the only iu
dispeDsibe condition to ending the war on
the part of the Government. | retract
nothing heretofore said as to slavery.
repeat the declaration made year ago
and that while | remain 10 my present po
ai'ion shall not attempt TO retract oil
modify the Emancipation Proclamation,
nor shall | return TO slavery any perso1
who is free by the terms of that proclama
tion or by any of the acts of Congress
the people should, by whatever mode OF
means, make it au executive duty 10 re-en
slave such persons, another aud not mus
he their instrument TO perform il. In sta
ting single condition of peace, l near
simply 10 say tha. the war will cease OF
the part IF the Government whenever il
shall have ceased on the part of those.Hh,
began il.
Signed, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17
Presidents Message.
CONCLUDED.
the LESSON OF rHs RECENT rLEcrIoN.

THE LESSON OF THE RECENT ELECTION.
The nest reliable indicat ions of public
purpose in this country, is derived through
our popular elections
Judging by the recent canvass and its
result, the purpose Of the people within
the loyal States to maintain the integrity
OF the Union was never more frm nor
more nearly unanimous than now. The
extraordinary calmness and good order
with which millions of voters met aud min
g'ed at the polls gave strong assurance Of
this. Not only oil those who supported
the Uuion ticket, so called, but great ma.
Jori,y of the opposing party also, may be
fairly claimed to entertain and to be actu.
a'ed by the same purpose 1t is an unan.
swera(le argument to this effect that no
candidate for any Office, whatever. high or
low, has veutured to seek on the svowal
hat he was for giving up the Union.
There has been much mpuuging Of mo.
lives aud much heated ontroversy, as to
the proper means and the best mode of ad-
vsncing the Union cause, but in the dis
tinct issue Of Union or no Union, the poll.
ticiaus have shown their instructive knowl.
edge that there is no diversity among the
people. In awarding the people the fair
opportunity of showing Que to another aud
the world this 6rmness and unanimity of
purpose the election has been of vast value
TO the Natioual cause. The election has
exhibited another fact, not less valuable TO
be known, the fact that we do uot ap.
proach exhaustion 10 the most important
| bro nnh ,,f tho National racnproos tI,n, ,f
living men. While ii is melancholy to re.
fleet that the war has filed SO many graves
and caused mourning TO 20 many homes, it
is some relief to know that, compared with
tie surviving, the fallen have been so few
Whole corps, and divisions, and brigades,
aud regiments have formed, aud fought,
and dwiudled, aud gone out Of existence.
A great majority Of the men that COM
prised them are still living. The same is
true of the naval service. The election
returns prove this so So EaDy voters
could no. else be found The States regu
larly holding elections, both now and four
years ago, TO wit f; California, Connecticut,
Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ken
tucky. Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts
Michigan, MinuesotH, Missouri, New
Hampshire, New Jersey. New York, Ohio
Oregon, Pennsylvania. Rhode Island, Yer
mont. West Virginia, and Wisconsin, cast
3.9S2,0ll votes now, against $50. 222
cast then. showing an aggregate now Of
3.082, oil, to which is TO be added 33,762
cast now 10 the new State of Kansas enc
Nevada, which States did not vote in 1860
Thus Awelling the aggregate to 4,075, ,773
and The net increase during the three years
and half Of war to l45,75l. A table il
appended showing particulars