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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.
Bounty Money.

DAYMEGT Of the BOUNTY MONEY Of Ohio
county will DO resumed at the Court HOUSE on
friday the 9th day Of May, 1884, At 10 o'clock A. NJ
time will be made to the parties entitled TO receive
the same, a. directed by previous orders Of the
Board Of supervisors Of Said county,
GkO. W. SIGHTS, JOHN G. IUPP
Register copy TIL dats.I
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NOTE-Asreemont having been made viii 4
widow clear title Will b given ~ SSSk :
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
Snseial Notice.

Commencing Jan. l. 1866, the following reyula-
tions will be rgidly observed by the Projectors of
the Press e 9ts nGn Z
BE- 1. No papers will be delivered by Carriers except
TO these who have subsceibed at the office. ssesds
2. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on his
route, to collect mo aey from subscribers
8. Persons who have bssn accustomed TO nav the
Carriers 6yAshs ek will be dropped from the list
at that lime uaies they shalt previ su.ly call at TIL
Office d comply with the terms of subscription.
4 Carriers viii collect money from weekly SUBJ
scrbers uatil Jan. t. but ii found guilty of viola
ting tha foregoing ruies they wi be discharged.
The pub ishers of the Press are obliged 10 ADOPT
the method above set TO thin order to DIR It them
selve ag anst abuses, also to relieve the Car
Iiersfro a embarrassing dufes which ha e often de-
isyed them in the delivery ofiheir papers, to the
great Inconvenience of Subscribers. sT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
Third Lecture Independent Course.

This lecture was delivered by Rev. DIR. Storrs
of Brooklyn, N. Y, last evening before large
audience. After the rendering of truly
American song by Shaw's Quartette, Judge
Kingsbury introduced the lecturer in few
pertinent remarks. The speaker was received
with enthusiastic cheers. His subject was
"The Nation after it's Ordeal Of Battle" We
wish we had space to speak of this lecture as
Its transcendant merits deserve.
'spAs a literary production 1t does great credit
to American scholarship. as philosophical
discussion Of the moral effects that win neces-
sarily grow out of this wal, it showed deep re-
search and sound thinking, and as an outpour-
ing Of loyal heart it eyinced just such a spirit
ofpassionate patriotism as the speaker clearly
demonstrated this civil war would produce, in
the heart Of this nation isE ,osraI aa5 III
We can only find room to say that it was
one of the best studied, most beautifully writ
ten and elcquently delivered lectures we have
ever listened to in our spacious hail. He spoke
one hour and half, and we verify believe the
audience regretted to hear the close. Every
persons mind and heart were interested in
every sentence he uttered. II was indeed a
bright and hopeful picture of what our nation
will be when it comes out Of this war, as come
it will, with all its sphyrical condition and its
great resources uniDjured and its impulses of
patriotism audits spiritlof enterprise quick
ened to nobler efforts to increase the greatness
OF our nationality. sEeg 3 gasomsa slaF
80 lra & 90, 81 s3resa
Three hearty cheers were given for the lee
turer and Shaw's Quartette gave another
splendid song. The fourth lecture of this
course will be given by Hon. George Thomp-
son of England, Friday evening of next week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
encouragement Of Musical Taste.

IL has often been said that among our prac
tical and hard working people little time has
beeu found for the cultivation of those flowers
fthe ietellect, Of which painting, poetry Yand
music are expressions. The few, who from
the hard crust of utilitariahism which covers
our social life, raised their heads, crowned
with the immortal light of genius, have been
forced either to go abroad for that instruction
which is necessary for their development, or
have stifled and died for want Of proper air
and nutriment at home. M y 'aaa@A
Portland, from its small size and isolated po-
sitlon, has enjoyed fewer advantages of this
nature than many other places more favora-
bly, situated, and music, with its sister arts
has struggled long, though hopefully, upon
our cold and uniruitful soil. or late years,
however, growing taste for the fine arts has
been observable among US, arising as well
from our increasing Importance, as from the
residence in our city of al few professionals of
the first order; and the general diffusion of a
taste for vocal music and its culture, is to be
ascribed in a very great degree to the presence
among us of Mr.. bennett. Few of those who
have not had the pleasure of studying under
him are aware of his cultivated taste and gen.
eral musical knowledge, and still fewer realize
the advantages Of the residence among us o
such men. go A ra.sa =
We learn that Mr.. bennett has received
advantageous offers in New York, and while
we would not, for moment, urge him to sac,
RIDGE his owD interest BY remaining In placs
which can offer SO little, inducement to one,
whose life is consecrated to the highest of arts,
we would yet express the hope that our young
peopic may still longer enjoy the advantage
ofhis correct and elevating instructions; or If
he must leave, to assure him Of the warm ap-
probation of a grateful public.
No artcommends Itself SO much to the cul-
tivation of a social people as music, for, with
little labor, degree ofprohciency can be ac-
quired sufficient to render home attractive and
to fill leisure hours with an ennobllng and de-
lightfnl occupation taroq7oonI
ri Then to all who assist in this great work !
let our thanks be expressed, and the hope that
our present INSTRUCTORS mayl long remain to
light our path In a pleasant pursuit.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
anil and dacl;n;r,, ,,aid II n i ,,,Ierd 0,

NEW YORK, Dec 10.
Ootton-aull and declining; middling upland 81
0is2S. iln = - e aa 54S' 7tas p - : ehl y +
Flour-dull and 20@4oc lever; sales 500 bbls
STATE and western State As q i 25; hoouud
Hoop Obi 10 55@l2, closi g dull ard no buyers ct
u side quote ioui Western $50 90: southern
sales 800 bbh at 10 G1T2 s. A8f3 NJ sA
Wheat--dull and nominal and 5@Sc lower: sales
1900 bushels e. Chica 30 Sp ing at 22S.and 1000
Winter Rec Western on private tsrDs.
Corn=sneminal at s391a' for mixed Weste- n.
0ats-dnll and lower: sales at a for Western.
Pork-opened heavs AMI dec dejly lower but
closed more hrmy with better demand; sales
600 bbs. at Ala 30 If r new M s.. f3
Bsef-lasa act.; saes 40 bbls q 1922 for plain
mesa and n s. @2t FIR rev mess. Ms
ard quiet and lower sa15s 400 a. 40@A. -
Butter--q let anp heavy.
Rice-no sales
Cofee-nomi al.
Sugar-insctiye
Molasses-cu.l r.
Naval torss- Spirits Turpentine steady but quiet;
Rosln ia higher with safes OF bD at 2Saz6 for
da X Petroleum nominal at 50 fererude and Is or
refined In bond. ssc..s
O Whdis6Sey-aetiye and hrner; saies COCO Ibis at
Ffeight' to Liverpool Tobacco lSs; teef Ia Al
hides %; cheese 20s; bacon %
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

FAB AND FEsTIVAL.-The ladies OF the
Central Church and Society have perfected all
their arrangements for the Grand Festival Land
Fair to come off at the new City Hail this
evening. The programme is brilliant one,
and we refer TO the advertisement for particu-
lars. The splendid Band Of the 18th y. :, In
fantry-P oppenburg, leader--wiA furnish the
music. A large assortment of fancy and use
full articles will be offered for sale, and an An
tiquarian supper will be- provided for all who
may wish TO partake. ~ - Ag h5ego
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20


sour YOU'VE FoLKs.'--The first number
of this illustrated Magazine for Boys and
Girls has just made its appearance. 1t will be
read with avidity by The Juveniles, for it con-
tains so pages Of interesting reading matter
from the pens Of Mrs. Stowe. Lucy Larcom,
Gail Hamilton, J. T. Trowbridge, Edmond
Kirke, Dio Lewis, "Carleton," and others,
with numerous handsome illustrations. Every
family, where there are children, should have
a copy OF this magazine. II Is published by
Messrs. Ticknor & Fields, Boston--Which is
saying enough for the typographical appear
auce OF the work-and is edited by J. T.
Trowbridge, Gail Hamilton and Lucy Lar
com. We predict for it a popularity unsurpas-
sed by ans juvenile production ever issued
from the press. Price 80 Ooper year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

MAsoNIcs--At the annual election in Mount
Vernon Royal Arch Chapter last evening, the
following officers were chosen for the ensuing
year:-Stephen Berry, High Priest; J. W.
Perkins, King; George A. Head, Scribe;
Marshall N. Rich, Captain Of the Host; Geo.
P. Gross, Principal Sojourner; Franklin Craw-
lord, Royal Arch Captain; Geo. E. Ross, j.
40. Hilton, Warren P. Chase, Masters of the
vais; Charles Fobes, Treasurer; Ira Berry,
Secretary; John II. Hall, Henry Hanson,
Stewards. bsain 4sUod s'sie 5-aiis..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

INA Fra young woman named Bryant,
who had been out visiting last Fciday, while
on her way home was seized with a fit on
Congress street and fell on the sidewalk. Two
gentlemen who were near lifted her and car
ried her into Hudson's confectionery shop and
called DR.. Perry, who attended to her. On
recovering SO that she could tell where she
belonged, she was conveyed to her residence
ia carriage. She stated that she was sub
jeet to these IT'S i
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

VERY DRUNK.-The police last evening
arrested fellow who was very much excited
with bad liquor, and was Aourishing pistol,
threatening to shoot any one who molested
him. He was taken to the lookup to sober
off. His pistol was loaded with powder and
wad, but no balls.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
REMOVAL!
DIR. W.N. DEIEING,
( Medical Electrician
.1 Has re@ov'ahis OfaoeiSom clapp's Block 10
, .15y I5 "a. MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly opposite lhsaUAitsa N.tss Hotel. Vb.,, \.

MOULD respectfully announce TO tha o,,,,.,. =,
y located in this city During the tvo vsa,s me-
have been in this city, we have cured soIre y,
the forms OF disease in persons who HAYS trsd
other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing ns
tents in go short time that the question is ofeSn
asked do they stay cured To answer tins Question
we will say that all that do not stay ed, We will
Doctor the second time TOR nothing.
DR.. d. has been practica. electrician ter TWEEN ".
one years, and Is also regular graduated physci
electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic disea
in the form of ncrvoEs sick headache; neural a
In the head, neck ,cr extremities consumption Wb n
IA the scute stages or where the lungs mot fu
diseases, white swellings spinal diseases curvad
OF tho SPINE contracted muscles, distorted limbs
.lsy paralysis, st. Vtas' Dance deafness STAN
noriag Of heeitanoy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that osn BE- presented sathne, hroncfi.
lis, STRUCTURES Of the chest, and al forms Of feaa
aOmnlaintR. ~. ~ II ri -. = ID
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

A HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PBEsENT.-One
of the new Weed Sewing Machines sold by the
agent CIV. Robinson, No. 1871 IL Middle
street, the advertisement of which can be seen
on our fourth page. We are assured by a
tailor who has tested various kinds of sewing
machines, that the Weed machine is superior
TO any other he has used, both for heavy and
light work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

GRoTToN HOUSE opposite Lancaster Hall,
has recently been opened by G. D. Miller 1t
is to be kept on the European plan. The
house 10 well furnished and the rooms are
pleasant and convenient. Visitors to our city
will find at this house very pleasant home,
and our citizens need not go without their
dinners when Miller spreads his table at all
hours OF the day. .a ~ al.n /
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
Destination of the Great NGuaE and Land
esr1 "a re . L atrss EEDedSriOsl. as.4tass "a

~ ~ - q
aafll5as7 ,is9sia a'-'q1 New YORK, Dec. 10.
The Commercial says Wilmington is sup
posed to be the destination of the great ex-
pedition which sailed from Hampton Roads on
the 18th inst. It says the plan of Admiral
Porter will be to effect FIRST the reduction of
Fort Fisher, which will be shelled at long
range, and as soon as the fire of the fort slack
ems the light draft gunboats and mortars will
pass the, fort and encounter the distractions
in the river above. To aid 10 the reduction
of the fort Admiral Porter will have resoHrse
to the exploding of powder close under the
walls, demolishing them by the concussion.-
The powder will be carried there by an old
transport. The distractions removed from
Cape Fear River, the feet will pass up to Will
mington ard assist Gem Butler in the capture
OF that place. Ifsueeess is achieved Whining
ton will undoubtedly be made the base for
future operotlons. r sss sacss 0vgr
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

NEW STORE Messrs. Seaman . Deguio
have fitted up the shop No. 29S Congress
street, tor provision and grocery establish
ment, where they will keep all sorts of provis-
ions and groceries of the best quality. They
have had good experience in the business, and
understand what good articles are in their
line, and mean to supply their customers with
the best. r esags Ell In t ,fss-is $ essss8 i
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

ESCAPE AND RE-ARREsr.- One of the
pirls at the workhonse last week, stole a cloak
from az inmate and made her escape from the
institution. Saturday she was discovered by
a police officer, concealed under bed in
house on Green street, and was returned to
her old quarters. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

IT will be seen by referring to our advertis-
ing columns that the. Dirwanger Brothers are
on hand to supply the public with boque g.,
cutfoWers, &c. They are 50 we'll known that
it is not necessary for US TO say word in re-
commencing them to the public.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

The FAKIR OF VIsHNU willopen his budget
of entertainments at Deering Hall to morrow
evening, and--in addition TO bis magical tricks,
many OF which are new-will distribute $50
oiits from bar of soap.to chamber set or
gold watch.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
it for sale.

ss CoNFECTToNARY.--T The biggest stick Of
Candy tn4he acorld may be seen in the win
Z dow Of Mr.. L, ]. Perkins, No 2S7 Congress
= street. Morton Block. Also the most tempt
ing display Of sweet meats ever exhibited 10
this city-just the thing for Christmas. His
stock of confectionery is large and nice.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

DELAYED. The snow storm yesterday de-
layed the trains on the railroads. The train
from Boston was one hour late, the Grand
Trunk train one hour and half, and the
Ksnnebec train two hours. The two latter
did not connect with the afternoon train for
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
Washine.on oorrespondenoe. Tor

= - 81 : NEW 91OKK, Dec. 10.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says Richmond papers of Saturday concede
that Savannah will be- taken. Telegraphic
communication with that city is cut of. This
indicates the complete Investment of the
place. i sf5ssta + ssasv .ev s, ..l4I54 rs
1t isreported that Mr.. Stevens win intro
duce bill changing the time for imposing
two dollars tax on whiskey from February LIST
to January LIST. s a1H asHss3st&
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

Ave need only mention the TACT
that Henry Ward Beecher lectures before the
Mercantile Library Association Tomorrow
evening to ensure every seat in the hall being
occupied. 1t would be well for those who de-
sire TO hear him and do not possess season
tickets, to secure evening tickets in season.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

HlrcHcocK, DARLING q Co., proprietor .
Of the famous Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York
say: I'VE have used Burnett's FlaVoring
Extracts for several years, and regard them
The. best in The ,corld.n 0uer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

LADY's ALMANAc.-We are indebted 70
Mr.. George Coolidge. Boston, for copy OF
the Ladys Almanac for 1865, published by
him. 1t is got up in beautiful style, and is
just the article the ladies want for the purpose
of keeping 3 memoranda Hall L. Davis has
Ii for sale
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
Earioass Items.

~ 49, QUEBEC Dec. 10.
Thirty companies Of volunteers will be dis
patched to the frontier this week. .,4 1
Lamattie, the Chief of Police Of Montreal,
has resigned doubtless to avoid Dismissal 1t
was reported that Coursol had resigned, but
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
Religious Notices.

- " Free Leotu es at Dow's Hall, 1871 Congress
Street, commencing TUESDAY evening G. 20 u
O'Clock: CONTINUING evenings and SunGay. Subj cts:
america IN fr phecy." "Signs OF the lines &c +,
by Elcer NJ. e. Cornell
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
Blockade Runners at Nassas.

r.sa.t,,sl 8AA NEW YORK. Dec. IL. 4
The schooner Aid, from Nassau 10th, reports
that several blockade runners had left for
southern ports, but that two or three were
chased back BY the Union cruiser.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

AssEABLY'-rhe next Grand Assembly IN
der the management Of j. @. Anthoine and
others will come off this even,np at Lancaster
Hall
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

REBEL GENERALs IN FoRF WABREN.--
The rebel Generals Marmaduks, Cabell and
Gordon passed through Boston yesterday to
Fort Warren.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
-ORTLAND AND TICxNITY.
; Ns,g Advertisements To-Day.

HoW A1ooFttSente5ltS I0-UOUs
10 Hay Gifts--Dresser H
Miasti els eering Hall
Wanted-0ld Altman cs.
In. Steanahp Co Last Trip.
Holiday Presents--Mrs. True. WFEK t1 IL
NJ cha les Lyceum. = - ~ Y ~&A@A
Holiday Presents BAL ey 4 Noyes.
Provision Store-S93 Congress St.
Santa Claus-S. II. Colesworthy
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
RY Ellectr1odfv-

The Rheumstio. the goaty, the lame and the Iszv
cap with JOY and move with the agility and elastic.
~ Of yonth; the heated brain cooled; the frost
Dltten LIMBS restored, the uncouth deformitiss
strength the blind made to see the deaf hear al
tne palsled form TO move upright the bleElshes q
youtn are ohltterated; the accidents of mature u
prevented the calamities OF old age obviated, ARD
IN active circulation maintained.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
LADIES

Who have cold hHrds and feet; weak skoynsohs.
lame ana weak baoks; nervous and sick headache;
Dizziness and swimming In the head with indiRees
tion ana constipation OF the bowels; pain in the Side
sno PACK leucorrn@a, Tor vhitesl; falling Of the
all thatlong train Of diseases will find Ia Electric
lily sure means of euro. For painful menstruatior
too promise laenstruatioa, and all of those long Id
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is ,ertan
speclfo and will in short time restore the sufereF
TO the vigor Of health.H $ llIl'0l T77 u III
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20
, III fEE.EGRafI'
eehN xerHz
!: Portland Daily Press.
FROM TENNESSEE.
REBEL. GENERAL oBDERs
The Capture Of an Entire Rebel
-. Division
Call for 100000 More Troops.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !

'fs Washington, Dec. ION, L. M.
To Maj. Gen. Die The following report
of bis operations yesterday has been received
from Mai. Gen Thnmas.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

DR.. still continues to Extract Teeth by Electric
sty 'csthout PAIN Psrtons having decayed teeth
he would give polite Invitation 20 call -
superior tectro hdgpetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorous b instruotions .
}. DR.. ID. can accommodate a few ,patientE with
board and treatment at his house. $3.50 ~
Once hours from "',s~~kA t"'i2u; nd
from to 8 P NJ, and ITO in the Evening.
Conaultstiou Eres. .,gsIE 0g'r,IT novltf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-20

INV YORK, Dec. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Greut grisHin.

The English political news ls nmmportant,
but commercially Il continues soueN hat exciting. Al
ditionI failures are IepOrte- hut there Is 30 pane
although muoh depression. The a.est failures Include
Francis Cleugh large crtton tpetuator, With hhbii
ir. ated II half inion sterling; hat s th0nght
that his direct engagV nay not exceed two hhu'
red thousand; Robert P.rne stock hroheT at Lisev.
poll with unsettled aceoants tor about SIX huhuped
thousand pound9 storliag Lightfoul Sons sugar re-
fners Oh roo mlefs III LveTpCoi, Robert bnI"idai;
corn merchant of Maacesier Da,'i hamsden. ~ofs'ei
spinner ~ Bradford aud other. 4 les. Importance
At meeting OF she shareholders of the beo0s bans
ing Company, it. estimated liabilities were stated q.
over eight hundred ard seventeen th1sahd P"ui,us
sterliug and that there III a deficiency Of over HON
million. ..,
number al failures si expected IN eohhee'ion
whh this lsras, banking institution ~ Wen as hnois
sreculators in cotton produce, Gbd shares winch
| exhibit mneh hesvy depreciation III 'alue.
TIE Trs-ss City ATtIcle cong atHiaes me country ="
The als. Of panic CT ALARM and NAYS for me hr"t i'
in nodr- experience sa,uaiy effects are beng voiSe
out without the cest of a disastrous pNaic i'm.
that IN a few weeAs important effects viii b. produced
o. ~. i-connt market and The position oi te sank
especnlly ee the Influx OF gold steldily progressing
Tie Discount market heavy at the Bank pu' there
was 70 change IN rnies The Stock Exchange continued
yery neayy TIE Confederate Loan had del ned ." :
Der cent closing a, about TO TIE news OF Sheridan
orgry irpprvcd the prospects of LiBcols rte.ceti ~
! and forced Gales on LiyWpSOi account oausou az
preston. ~. 49,. III. .,oc.s. IN
having compelled Lee 10 mOye and looks with Mneu
late rest for po3diDg results