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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06

EAsTpoRT SENT4NEL.-After forced sus-
pension Oh hve weeks,-forced by the great
nre Oh ocs. zzd'-the Eastport Sentinel has
arisen like another Phoenix from its ashes,
dressed "a an entlre new suit, with new and
imported lead, and making a very attractive
appearance. n. B. Mutt, Esq, continues to
hold the helm, He Is genial and vigorous
writer. Hereafter the Sentinel will be con-
Quoted strictly on the cash-in-advapce prin-
ciple.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06

THANKSGIVING SERMoN.-The discourse
recently preached by Rev. Mr.. Walker in this
city, and repeated in the New City Hall, will
be published next week In the Christian
Mirror. 1t will be an interesting paper for
the soldiers. We wish the Christian Commits
sion would order 10000 extra copies, and
send broadcast among the brave boys from
this State who are fighting to uphold the old
flag.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06
Seixmre of Goods .

~ scrihad goods were seized at this Port, on the
daos berainsfte mentioned, for q violation of the
al y 1854 on board Br schooner "Mary McKen-
ziS; IL l0I2 dozen pairs Wooden Mittens oxen prs
Wooen Socks.-Oct "a, 1854 at store la this city "a
rags Rags, los pairs Wool Socks or Hose / lot cd
leaa, Brass and Copper Oct. q. 1854. at store in
this city, 456 bbls old Zinc. Nov A. 1884 on board
Wagon in this city, bex Sugar, 800 Cigars. bov.
lasses.
Any person or persons, desiring the same, are ro-
quested to appear and make such claim within nine
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be DISPOSED of In accordance with the act
Congress approved April 2, 1884.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr, j..
Dec s, lS64-dla8W Collector,
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06

MECHANICS ASSEMBLIES. = The second
Assembly of the course will come off this eve
ming at Mechanics Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06

The BLADE AND THE EAR. Thoughts for Young
Man: By A. B. Muzzey. 16mo, PIP. 1873.
Boston: VIM. V. Spencer, 1865.
A book on the relations and duties of young
men, which contains many excellent and timely
suggestions. The chapter entitled "Young
Men. the Hope of the Land, . and that on ''The
Basis of Success" are especially valuable We
commend them to the thoughtful attention Of
the class to which they are addressed.
For sale in this city by Bailey & Noyes.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06
PORTLAND AND TIOINITY.

NesV Advertisement To-Day.
Notice Of Foreclosure.
Legal Notice.
Concert-New City Hail.
Musical Notice.
Fu's-Coe & McCallar.
NJ. L. A Lecture.
Hats and Caps-Coe & McCalar. s
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06

S. B. B. G. AssEMBLIEs.-Subscrib are
reminded that the next Assembly occurs on
Wednesday next, Dec. 7th.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06
Ne,y telegraph oalee.

CONCORD, Mass, Dec. s.
A telegraph Office connecting with all parts
of the country was opened in this town to-
daY
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06
For sale by Hall L. Davis.

How TO GET FARM AND WHERE TO FIND ONE :
By the author of Ten Acres Enough" 12mo,
PIP. 345. New York: James Miller, 1864.
A valuable book, and one which every intelli-
gent immigrant, and every young man seeking
to make for himself home and a fortune will
do well to consult. The author has aimed to
make kind of hand book of the many remark
able agricultural openings to be found in this
country, and he has given much useful informa-
ton concerning the neglected lands of Delaware
the wild lands of New Jersey, the rich fields of
the West, and the great estates of the South,
which must inevitably change hands to great
extent with the return of peace. The subjects
of land and water Communication, of coal, iron,
and other points which have an important bear
ing on the eligibility of aregion are discussed at
length. The book contains many valuable
statistics and useful suggestions.
Hall. L. Davis has it for sale
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06

Hymns OF THE AGES, third series. Small quarto,
PIP. 1926. Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1865.
This is another of the beautiful series of devo-
tional collections which the publishers have given
us. The compilers seem to have dipped from, an
exhaustless fountain of poetry and beauty.
The reader will find here not only some of the
richest gems Of our modern poets, Whittier,
Longfellow, Adelaide Proctor. Keble, Bonar,
and others, but also the noble hymns of Luther
and Milton, the sweet strains of Madame Guyon
and Henry Vaughan, with some translations
from the Latin and German, rich and glowing
like painted window, with the warm and mys-
teal devotion of the early ages. The external
appearance of the volume, with its tasteful
binding, soft-tinted paper and beautiful type ac-
cords well with its contents. No more beautiful
gift book can be chosen for the approaching
holidays. A
For sale by Hall L. Davis
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06

BURNETT's PREPARATIONS 90 among the
best class of people, and are pronounced in
comparable.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06
PORTLAND
Five Cents Savings Bank
CHARTERED In 1859.
Exhibit for october, 1854.

oBSIoE ooRxER OF PLUM AND MIDDLE Sra,
OPEN EVERY DAY DURING BUSINESS HOURS.
VyHE Eleventh Semi-Annual Dividend was declar-
Il ed the third wednesday Of October, at the rate
Government tag.
The state of the Bank, October J. 1864 was as ftl-
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06
Ia DIEk
TEErHi TEErHl rEErH,

Dr. D: still continues to Extract Teeth by Electric
tty scsthowe Pain: Persons having decayed teeth
or stumps they wish to have for reeefting
he would give polite invitation 20 call
Superior AlectrO Magnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions.
DR.. d. can accommodate q few patients With
board and treatment at his house.
Once hours from 8 o'sspsk 80 '2K; ni
from to eP NJ, and to 0 In the Evening.
Uons1ltatiea free novltf
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06
EDUCATIONAL.
BRlDGTON ACADEMY
al North Bridqton, N

THE Winter Term of this Institution will com.
l. mence on Tuesday, Dec 8. 1854, under the con-
tnued care of Mr.. Charles Il. Hilton A. NJ, long
known as thorough and popular Teacher.
THOMAS II. MEAD, Sec'y.
Nov 81, 1884. -d2aw Swtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06
FROM TENNESSEE.

Loss of the Rebels-The Mistake of General
Hood-The Retreat from Enthusiastically
of the Recent BGttle-DestractiOn of Rebel
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06

BENZ. KINGsBURY, JR., President.
CHARLES BAKER, Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perman emit.
ly located in this city. During the two years we
have been In this city, we have cured some o.
tho worst forms Of disease in persons who have tried
other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing pa
asked, do they stay ouredi To answer this question
will say that all thatdo not stay cur ed we will
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. D. has been practical electrician fer twenty
oneyears, and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity Ia perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
In the form of nervous or sick headache neuralgia
In the head, neck or extremites; consumption when
In the acute stages or whore the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatsm, scrofula, hV
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy paralysis, st. Vtas' Dance, Deafness STAN.
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia indiges.
tion, constipation and liver complaint pies-we cure
every case that be presented; asthma, bronchi.
ts, structures Of the chest, and all forms Of femall
,ouunlafuta. - t.H
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-06
by Mlectr1c1ty

Inc kneumanc, tho equity, the lame and the laGp
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ity of youth; the heated brain is cooscd the frost
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the palsied form to move Hpright the blerishes OF
youth arc obliterated; the accidents Of mature life
prevented; the calamities Of old age obviated ans
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4 A DEEE
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaohs.
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womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus and
all that long train of diseases viii find In Electric.
ity sure means Of cure. For painful menstruation
too profuse meustfuation, and all Of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies, Electricity Is certain
specific and VII, IN short tine restore the Sufferer
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20

~ RMAN PAPERS and BOOKS, at the
W Post cffcs News Depot.
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" In Block number twelve Q2) Township thirty %
SoS NoLtn Of Range ten Coz East Of the third princ
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
ST. Louis Alton and hicagO r. r
Notice Of Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order aud decree of the County
ID Court Of Will County, Illinois, made the Pc
ttion of the undersigned administrator of the estate
Of James She'll cessed for leave sell tile Zeal
tate Of said deceased at the last August term of said
court towit: on the 18th day of August, A. D. 1854
shall OF the 22d day Of October next, between the
hou of10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'clock P. NJ. of said
day. sell at public sale, at Ike north door of the Court
house in the city Of Joliet in said VIII County the
following described real estate, situate in the County
of Will and State Of Illinois. to wit: The undivided
half of the East half of the North East quarter of
Section No thirtytwO 1872 in Township No. thirIy-ve
1857 North Of Range No. nine 90 Eat Of thu third (d)
principal meridian, containing forty acres
less for cash. or credit of less than months
nor moro than twelve mOnths-Sne purchaser TO give
approved personal security. and mortgage premi-
ses sold, to secure the purchase money.
THOMAS Ii. WIDNEY,
Administrator Of James Shell.
September 6, 1864. l3-Tw
W pcst cfics News pecSt,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
5 q M Il II ING new .
SAND FOR SALE.

Would respectfully inform the public that am
I prepared to deliver any amount Of Sand on the
shortest notice My Sand Is the best for all kinds Of
Masonry and Plastering; and would also say that I
am prepared 70 make contracts for all kinds Of Mase-
ry ana DO the same in a workman like manner and
no humbug. Reference my work
Residence, corner ofJeherson and Michigan streets
WIN. WERNER
Joliet, Ill, Aug. 8, 1862. pS-t
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FOR SALE

STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF WILL }ss.
VIII County Circuit Court CT the Oct. term, 1864.
IN CHANCERY.
Nancy Stevens, Executrix. Lewis K. Stevens and
Thomas j. Stevens Eecutors of the last will and tes
lament Of Robert Stevens: Deaceased.
James Kerchcval. Martha Cuibertson and Thomas
CubertsOn her husband, Dizzy Waterman and John q.
Wateru an, her husband, Reuben Kercheval, Mary
Larsh and Toliyer b. F. Larsh. her husband Albert
KercheyaI, Jane Kercheyal. Mary Rountree, Charles
ROuutree. Ann Ruuntree and Lewis ROuntree.-BlI
A FEIDAVIT Of the nOn-residence of Reuben Ker-
IA cheval, Mary Larsh and TOliver b. 4. Larsh. her
husband, Albert +. kercheval, Jane Kerchesal John
H. KercLevAI Mary Reuntree, Charles Rouutree Ann
Rountree and Lewis ROuntTee OF the defendants named
in the above entitled cause in SAID court having been
filed in the Office OF the clerk Of the said court -
Notice is hereby given to the said Reuben EerchevaI
Mary LaTsh and Toliyer Is. y. Larsh, her husband
AIDers +. keTcheVa Jane KeTcheyaI, John III Kar
cheyal Mary Rountree, Charles Rountree, Ann ROM
tree and Lewis Rountree. that Nancy Stevens Execu
tTix, Lewis X. Stevens AID Thomas J. Stevens Eye
cu'oTs ofthe last will and testament Robert Stevens
deceased hed their bill of Complaint said Circut
Court on the chancerS side thereof on the tbrtietl
day OF July. 1864, and thai summons thereUpon Ia.
sued out said court aFaust the said defendants named
In said cause returnabe the first Monday in Oc,o-
Der next asis by law required
Now dBless You the said Reuben Kercheval. Mary
Larsh ard Toliver b. Z. IAaTsh her husband Albert
7. hercheval, Jane KercheyaI, John H. Kercbeyal
Mary Rountree Charles Ruuntrro Ann Rountree and
Lewis KounfTee, shall personally be and appear be-
fore thu said Circuit Court of Will County, on the LAT
day OF the next term thereof. to be holden AZ 1bo
Court House in the CITY Of JC let said county on
the first Monday Of October xt, C1S6l) and Mead
answer or den. uT 10 the Ead cODplainAuts bill II
Complaint aforesaid the same aud the matters and
things therein charged and stated, will be taken as
confessed y you aud decree will be entered against
YOU according to the prayer Of said bin Of complaint.
p GoODsPE1D, solr. Of Counsel for Comps.
Joliet, Aug. :, 1884. sew
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DIRECTORS a:

TIIoS II Hut HISS.
MRTck Is "a Agent for Joliet ard yici u y
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New. GoodsI

.s.t saDseneer has just received -.
= SPins and summer goods Of Svrr. ~ ssoes
Vurchssrd 10 JONI y rTss.ea to se lO~sr tSaa eRs
want OF any kind Of Dry Soos viii Ana = ~ persons in
tase 70 cAsnd examine before purchr1inr sdSan
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Blach Sins Poplns, Aerinoes, coburr.. 81
LANES, Piefu, figured, Nslered, 4e -PAeeaA, d
MILLINERY AND FANCY eoops.
Sonnets and Trimmings, consisting q RiAhon. s.,.
satlns, Innings, Plumes Rosetta artifcfaI. vans e
G1ors, Edgtngs, PRINCES, silk Lace, Gloves Chdr,s,
Hose, and Ronnd slyered Conbe N'eA'
Printed Calcss, Cenh1ics Brown and Rle,r,..a q -.
Cotton Batting, &C. 'esAs
splendid assortment Of Enbroideries Cum CalI,,,
CnoerseeTes, ChiAfsetts, Curts1As, Muslin Con-,
pms Grape, Bay State, PIssn ana Efn6roidered
Remember this Ia the place for bargains.
R. C DUNCAN.
on Chicago street
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
INSURES LIVE STOCK AND AL.
OPEER PROPERTY AGAINgT
ALL DAMAGE By
LTG1< ElJINGs

Farmers. I'd ngncTs Of dwellings. lock 90 your iafSH
rests. ami insure in this HOME COMPANY" VIZ
oosI yVL Iae Oest u indemnify x: far rates.
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the LATEST AND THE BEST.
1mpOPtant 90 Farmers, 7 eamsters and
all others using HarnessI
NO MORE BROKEN TUGS.

II have purchased the exclusive right to sell the
j. WISE PatAnt Buckle, the only Buckle ever used
which entirely
Saves the Tug from Breaking,
and will oGsr It to the farmers of VIII County.
, Remember this b the only place where you get
Ihs Wise Buckle, and don't buy any other you Will
Buckle. - ~
goods usually kept ina
n 4 N Z IS SHO
nsds q the best material aud in the mort ,gork
hke manner. An my goods are warr6nted
near Exchange, Joliet. '''
Eisq 81, 1884: 0'A"AOhH'
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HOuSe and LOT G0I SaTe
Auction Sale CT Real Estate,

DUBLlC notice Is hereby given that by virtue of
4 conveyance with power of sale contained there
~, eAecuIeo oy 1honas Harris and Cathnrine Harris
bis vito as gTantors, to David Nj Harris AZ grantee
IseGep bearing date the S1st day Of January A. D.
IoSS' ana recorded in the Office Of the Recorder OF
VIII county in the State Of illinois, in Rock 20 oi Re-
cords on pages S25 and s26 default having been made
In the paSmnnt Of the prOmssOry notes therein des
crloed' the undersigned the grantee In said convey
aLee viii sell at public vendue TO the highest bidder
r cash IN hand on the It'll day ofOctober A. D. 1854
Ine nonrs OF one and three O'Clock p. 81. Of
ey OF Joliet Comfy and State Aforesaid the follow
ing Described prem ises situate in said County OF Will
and state o. Illinois towit: The undiyi, Ell one ha
OF the North east quarter Of Section thrty.two and
the eudlvled one half Of the half Of the North
West quarter Of the same Section ali in Townsjn No
thirty l34J North Of Range nine 1ol east az lb6
third principal meridian, together with the appur-
tenances therennto belonging In any wise apprr-
tanng-said Rale to be without redemption and deed
or Deeds will be executed to the purchaser or pur.
chasers Immediately upon such sale
Dated Joliet Sept. G. 1864 - m iiiS'
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04

enbut nature herself cry out against
the state of slavery,-Pope Leo x.
We further reprobate by our Apos-
tolic authority, all the above offences
CRATIC in slaves and holding them in
slavery as utterly unworthy Of the
Christian name.-Gregos y:YVI. - :.
Those are men -stealers who abduct
keep and sell or buy slaves or free
men.-Grotius. ~
Every man has a property in his
own person this nobody has right
to but himself-Locke.
1t slavery is SO odious that moth
ing can be sufficient to support it but
positive law.-Eord 1Nansfeld.2 "
It is injustice TO permit slavery to
remain for single hour Hne. Pit.
Slavery is contrary TO the funda-
mental law of all societies. Non
tesqate@ r -
81 Slavery in all its forms. in all it's
degrees, is violation of Divine Ian,
and degradation of human nature.
-Brissot, a E
Slavery'fs detrimental to virtue and
industry Bette. - T" 1.ih j
While men despise fraud and loathe
rapine, and abhor blood they will re-
ject withAindignation~ Wild and
guilty phantasya that man can hold
property in man.-Broughom.
& Slavery is state SO improper, so
q degrading, SO rllinous to the feelings
and capacities of human nature, that
r thought not to>be suffered to exist
Burke. 81 o ~.
"a No man is by nature the property
of another. DR.. Johnson,rs btsgs4.
ID A system (slavery) which is not
only opposed to all the principles
Of morality, but as it appears to me,
is pregnant with appalling aud inevit-
able danger to the Republic
8 Baron Humboldt. e. vol - sa8
American slavery 2 the vilest that
ever saw the sun Wesley.
Slavery-that is holding men and
women-is crime Slavery ought
to be abolished ! slavery must be.
abolished; slavery shall be abolished.
slavery will be abolished by this war;
If to believe that and work for it is
abolitionism, then I am an ablitionist.
DR.. Tying.
90, from the fields of cane,
From the low rice-swamp, from the traders cell.
From the black slave ships fol- and loathsome hel
And cof1ies weary chain
~ Hoarse, horrible, and stroDg,rYv q Eli %
Rise to heaven that agenizing cry, 49,
Filling the arches of the hollow sky. a4s-
How long, y God, how long?
E8@ saEks r Il. Earnest, Christian
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04

xxyPrHoUT REGARD 10 VaALUE. AND NOT
Wv to be paid for until you know what you are
to receive!
Splendid List Of articles. AL to be sold for DOL
lar each. -5et t4f4@ tAt+
$50 Gents Gold Hunting case Watch ~T4I08
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04
+ GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
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Z
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~ They possess the merit and simplicity and ease
W of management. that fifteen minutes instruc-
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~ The following are some of their points OF excel
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T-i perfect Sewing Machine :, 4
~ Tney make the Lock or Shuttle Stitch alike on
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Durability, lasticity and Beauty Of Finish, Is
q superior to any other Stitch used.
Fl Phey are simple in construction easily under
~ STOOD readily adjusted and kept in order without
~ taking apart or moving screw
r. The tension is superior toany other in use
Uneyenness or knots in the thread do not cause 1t
: to operate with irregnlarity. E.
tC The Feed is perfect, accuratein ifs operation,
{ NSsand warrsntedte run two years witheutIequiiih
. toEbe taken OUT cleaned oryrepaired RI j.!
- They adapted TO all kinds OF Sewing, alid
r. are strong and durable in all their parts This
is important, for even light work viii soon cause
a fraif machine to operate with uncertainty, and
require frequent and expensive repa III IN =
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* They stitch Hem Braid Fell Sgd Baai az ana
~ They do not break the thread, skip stitches,
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They will over gathers and seams without
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g They, use SILK, Cotton and Linuen Threads
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y Work will be sent on receipt of letter stamp, Col
~ Iections made Delivery ofMachines. if desired,
sothat the purchaser need not pay for them until
they are received. Ga q #a..-l4l9 snAo7sib
JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. Ag't
OFFICE 81 WASHINGTON STREET,
p. O. Drawer, 6272.s ---sd--sa CHICAGO, ILLS.
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rE,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE. OF
i Ak INVALID 's-e-1
. Ppt,lished fer the benefit and as a CAUTION TO
YorsG MEN and others who suffer from NERVOUS De-
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qnackery. BY enclosing a post paid addressed en-
yelope single copies may be hadof the author. q
- NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
n3o-y1 Brooklyn, Kfngs Co., y. T.