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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
GROCERIES.

LrREsa EGss-sog Dazsn Frssh Eggs last rs-
ELLIsTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
EHOIcE SWIFT POTATVEs--25 bsls shelas
" Ssws Qrisans Swset Potatoes gasf rsceiEsd
pr steamer Brilliant, s5r sais ~
ELLI0TTs FAMILY 6R0CEbT
CWEET oTDER-z bsis ehosSs s~sst csasE sor
ELL1orrs FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

SUBSCRIPTION rKRMs-IN ADVANCE

We are eonpsIlsd TO make this rise In the prices
VI subscriptions in order 70 ourselves iron
lsss, 0NiAg - the Increased cost Of pager and
nafsrIal The price Of paper has sdTanesd near
IL ~ per cent. IN the last two weeks. The price
~ lsGer has a6ysBosd in tbs same ratio.
v boga 20 be able TO Tsdnes the ratss Of sub
acriptIsf again IN fsw weeks, but ~ the present
yriees 81 material and labor cannot publish .
rafaer - the Old rates without Isas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
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TRANSPORTATION.

a
OBTAIN WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, toucbiBg
> at QBEENsT0WH tooHg HAesoAj The
we'll kua2u stsamsTs Of the Liverpool, New fgrs
and Phiadelphia Steamship C0mpaAy lIhhiau
Line, carrying Dc q. y. Malls, afo iHssndsd "
sail a. follows:
EsIsstasH .......a ...-.,@.. Saturday Dses'io 4
dLAsOoH ,s....ss ratufaag bgs ~
Orr % NAscaksrHE ...s..s satuday psasRa T
And every succeeding Saturday, Al NoeH. ffoip
Pier a., North River. -
RATS OR PASSAGE AZ EroIf
Payable ia Gold Or igs equivalent in Cafrspey u
FfAsr CABis...... SO 80 80 90
DO 70 London. "a "a DO 20 Log4oA..., u ~
DO % Paris % COZ 10 10 psrfs o.. ~ Ou
do 10 Hamburg 90 % do 10 Hamburg y ~
PasssBssfs are slso feraaf.isd = HAVE. bssmeif.
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., st eqnaily low rates.
Tares from LlverP6slo or Qieensiosn lst CAbln
-e7S, ss5, Sl05, steeragq $50, Thos7 who viai
70 sfbd for ihsif ffiepds osa nay asksts hsya 81
these rates
FOR further information apply at the Company
ofhssa. s. jobs q. DALE, Agent,
10 Broadway, New York
HEHH AkfIiEs, Agepts,
daes@gm Evansville, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
MEDICAL.

sR0UGHT0N e WOOD,
N-
Crescent City Drug Store.
eEaIz SIZE N
Cor. Third and Main Sta.
Dealer. IL porslss aad Americas BruE,, aud
#tr.t ~ a 1859 tAFE nu# fIN A1nA W
ohsnieAls, Paints. otis, vArni-As-, Window
Glass, Psrfamsry. Faaey Aad Toilet Ar,Iels..
coAi on and SeaHlns By the gallon or barrel,
Concentrated preparations and essential tine
turps on Land and mAnnfactured to ortsr.
rSmsstio Dyes, Wholesale and Retail.
Pateat Medicines Of all kinas.
Ecleotic Remedies Aad atuil supply Of Msalei
nal koOsp Nnd Hsres.;sr issrfl 81 10 +
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

SHALL wE HAvE NEW HorEL7--Ws
are gratifed TO learn that the subject of
building q magnificent hotel in this city
is being seriously discussed by some Of
our leading capitalists and most enter
prising and publie-spirited citizens
Such an institution is much needed in
this city, and never so much as now,
While our hotels as they at presen. ex-
! list, are we'll conducted and are highly
spoken Of by strangers who visit tbs
city, all know that they are not comnen
surate with the growing wants Of the
city bs sou =
We have no doubt but that the stock
to build FIRST class hotel on some eligi-
bic site-and there are several such in
the ol,y--would be taken at once, and
that such stock would pay handsome
dividend from the FIRST opening Of the
hotel. and would vastly increase the
business of the city.
Evansville is probably the second city
IN population in the State. Shall we not
have respectable hotel building2
MovEaxNTs OF GKS Lrox.-we learn
from passengers by the Gen. Anderson
yesterday morning that Gen, Lyou, with
considerable force of rebels. was re-
ported at Morgau6eld en- Fridwy night
From other reliable sources we learn
that Gen. MeCoOk, with 1000 wen APP
pointed cavalry and corresponding ar
ullery, left Bowling Green on Wedues-
day last TO look after the rebel Lyon,
and We have no doubt has before now
cone up with and wiped him out We
hope to receive news of the most happy
result Of the expedition before going TO
press. nav Tsa- RYta
] staH s.eS tasH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06


famils and their own, our homes and theirs In 1871
the Provincial Legislature Of South Carolina passed an
act appanding the fahfulness and courage oil
in repellng attacks upon the province and enhsuns
one third Of the males and in Charleston one'ha. Az
tho time hostiites were expected with Fence, their
scheme ives the invasion Of the Southern States ana or
gAnixDg instructions. Yet Napoleon rejected the aa-
vice to ncte Instructions among the Russian sss'
An officer high in rank and reputation in the Briisn
army suggest; ID some years ago, in popular English
periodical the invasion Of the Southern States at Var'
Gus points, and operating upon TIE game means The
North is acting upon these plans We have stated their
success.
In a word, We have nothing 10 fear from any action
of our slaves in this crisis There is but real dan
ger 10 our institution l: is that own Government,
dsoyal to this sheet anchor should the storm OF
war become more threatening has steadily pursued
course that invAdes and undermlnes it. Already the
slave owner, under the management Of Government
calculating the value of his slaves and in some instances
Is ready TO discard them burdensome TO him.
Slavery will nowhere exist where proves Improbable
Such was is experience in the Old World and at the
North. Let our Government continue to ally itself with
our enemies in the destruction of this institution by un
wise and oppressive legislation and there will be ac
complished by our own hands what millions OF armed
foes against Us have sgnally failed to do.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
HOUSE og DELEGATES.
The Houls We. called U order ct II, A. N.

The Houss was called IN order at H. A. II.
Payer py the Rev. DE-. Petgrew.
bill iademnifying parties wno oss tobacco 10 thu
publ w.rsbsu rstu ned, he Senate insisting on
thoir emendnen TO lhe bill
On mosiop of kr. BOUL0IN the matter was referred
10 COMMITTEE Of Con'erencs o. both Houses.
Several bills we're roporsed from com Mite Among
tbsm, ona from tbs Military Committee, in regard 70
disbaudug the l79h regimen. Of the line snd the
Efficient Organization OF the 10Th regiment ad the lst
regiment OF the S,cond-0as militia which was ad
ysncst s, is second reading.
Several bls read the frs. and second time aud
sngrctsed.
The following bills we're reported bill authorizing
aud directing the payment Of the Dixie Boys"
A bill to rspsal SEQ ion s.h and to amend aud re-
tec!iol oh, OF chapter s3sh OF the Code OF V
gipa. edition OF 1850
A BIZ, 70 amend the frst seeto Of an act entitled
an 40: incorporating the INK of the City of Petersburg
p.s,d March 29th, 1859 agt) Increase the capital
At!ek OF said ba1E.
Ths bill in regyd to niuciaries va, Oh mo.i,n Of
kr WATSON, laid on the table,
Thu bill euhorz ng the col ection o. dividends Of the
Raleigh AID Cation Rdroad due the city OF Noifolk,
vas t.k.n up p.ssed-,yes l04.
The bill for the completion OF tbe Cow 'gton a.
Rsioid made tic special order los WednesCS 1ext
at o'clock p. n.
Tb. hi disbandiug the i79 regiment, 50 again
taken up and discussed at length. Several amendmsnts
we're adopted:
The bail ives further discussed by hessrs. KEILEr,
DIANE, AEpzRsos BoULDls, SHAGKxLPoRD and he Q.
con6dsfta message recs.v I'd from the Senate,
which RAJ ordered 10 BE- placed en- the secret endar.
Mr. WALTON proposed 10 amend the bill at tho snd
Of Al section go q. 10 that the Sergeant Sheriff
OF the ccun or corporation shall eolsc. tho fine i'm
posed for c.rsin "a noes, within sky diys. Adopted
The bill was ord red 70 be engrossed.
Mr. ANDERSON moved 10 resolve the House into
secret session, which wac agreed to-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

MKTrMo OF HAIs' BneLDI.-A meeting Of the Off
cers of HAys Louisi.ra brigade convened ct head
quarters Nine Run on the 18th ult, to give expression
10 the feeling, eIciIsd BY the reception Of Blankets
oyerccats and socks scot to tina troops BY citizens Of
I,ypchburg and Richmond. Gen. Hays called to the
CHAIR, and Capt Frank Moore appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions which We are requested to
nublish we're unanimously adopted
Rssolyed That We hereby return TO the citizens oil
LynobburV aad Richmond public expression Of our
siocere Orstituds and regard kndled BY this Minister
inc A the necessities OF those who, cat OF from home,
are denied the channels Of relief to be found in the Of
ferngs of friendship and love- And this regard is tu
tsined by An admiration beyond all expression, when
- CONS der the multitude Of calls upon their natural a
fections for maintaining In eomlort the many and
brothers they have sen to the armies OF the Confede
racr the ever pressing ontrsatss Of the poor whom
thew have always with thtm and the unendng hosts OF
the SICK and Wouaded conhded to their care by tbs VI
cissitudes OF war Be Is
r aolved That a. soldiers from distant State with
no claim upon them other than may be discovered in tie
restriction OF our struggles to the sell OF their State We
and in this offering of Vr6 nians to L:uisnans, another
Incentive 10 our resolves and chesred by such toxins
Of kindly feelings from these who are strangers the men
of this Brigade will hnd strength OF purpose III tho
discharge OF their duties that pc can weaken no
hardshps subdus, until this Ssate and our OVID, under
the guidance of our Generals and by the blessing OF
God shall be freed from the presence OF foe BE- II
Resolved That our thanks are hereby rendered Major
John W. Daniel A. A. General, Earlys Division, for his
timely and considerable call upon his fellow citizens OF
Lynohburs for aid in protecting from the ssveres oil
the season the men Of this Brigade and for bis auda-
,orv mention of its achievements the various engage
ments in which /. has participated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

IRox-CLADs FoR snA sIRvICH.-The New York
Times Gays:
/, Is semi officially intmated that the Nary Depart
msnt ia about to construct feet of broadsde IRON
clad ships meant to 10 seaworshy. No more turretsd
shus of the enlarged Monitor pattern, like The Dictator
and Puritan, will be built will service be e1-
pectsd of these now Tie stocks The fate Of the
Moaitor and Of the Wseha aksn-one snpk IN mod
rats gale off the coast and tie oher while lying a. an
oAor 10 Charsston hhrbor together with the eItaord
may culty expsrerc d in get ing the eI snz Efics-
son q ct az far Port Royal, aud thu almost unani-
mou.y unfavorable opinion Of ther officers, demon
strate the impossibly Of attemp ing to luld good
boats on the principles Involved In the constructor o.
the IN reted vesses Theory and experience pro'ee-
sona science and practical common sense are agreed
on that point and the Kontorswl hsnceforsb, OF t
any rate so soon their PLACES can be LED oy more
cap.b!e ships, be assigned permanently to the duty oil
harbor defense.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
Sioux CAu,Iss TROUBLE IN CAsADA.-A Washington
Of tie NV York Word SAYS:

About COO rebellious Sioux, fleeing from the Union
army 10 Manassas, hayo crossed tho Canada line and
,s now csu.iog much ircuale in The vicinity of Selkk
SJme time ago permission asked Of the British Gcv
eminent to croes the En with troops in order to
prevent such on RACES as ere nov taking plice.
After CONSULTATION With The BON, government, L,rd
LIONS 70 ed that such permsionc rot be eian ed
ER r.9h,vs been made rerusds the Sioux TO return
10 our terrory bu. the lndia reply th.tif they come
hack they will be- ict and they might well die there
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

The war has produced strange alterations. Two
Keptuck ans father and son, railroad train In
Indiana last Sunday The father Rebel prisoner,
the son Was Federal guard the platform Of 'he car
The cid man seeing his son. presumed to take more b-
ery than the rule allowed and put his lead outside the
door, His son hastily advanced, piece at the shoulder
with sharp "Get back there, you old REBEL"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

OssYRUorIoHs IN CHARLfsFoH HARBoR-A correepon-
dent of the Philadelphia InQuirer, writing from Folly
Island, says:
In the Quart.rmasters po sasion on this island
great masses Of the "obsructonl with which the beach
has for s5ms time past bean lined TO the great impedi-
ment Of LOGON stion and srseofts.on. In addition to
the hugo rata and linked railroad b,rs described in my
letter Of the Sd November published on the 9h are
mmenge beams iouarsd on four sides t into clamps
of Srough. iron. Tbs intention seemed that these
clamps s6oud fl loosely around the beams to allow
them "play" The bar ircn OF which they are wrought
is IL inches wide aud inch thick and IA OF excellent
uuahty. To the clamp il attached an iron ringaolt,
sts org add mGssys intended 30 boar the weight and
strength Of the railroad barn.
Thus IL appeared tha. each alternate bar was affixed
to a clamp and ringboit. The intermediate bar was
licked or hiDgSt to the extremity of the next The
squared timbe,s evidently intended to support the
bars suspended In the water beneath thsm Thus rats
made Of four GQuIred tubers 6fty feet long aid at
least fifteen iuohos 10 diamter either way, lashed
10 forr pine a.ck peEfscttrees Yhess
formidable RATS secured by strong lishlogs and chains
to each other strscAed the North Channel of
Charleston hsIbor TnoJ only gave way to the con-
slant sWSyny and Surging OF the tempea!uous waves
but once loose the crest curroos and hsh tides brought
them to u, and cL,I ihsm Tx, dff-wcod a. our
feet.
The beams, now lying 10 the ya'd OF tie Quarter
masters store on Norris IIAld eaten through
and through The Tar famed worma Of tbs klxine are
not moro destructive to vessels than the wdggers
of these waters. Wherever little copper sSeathing
becomss displaced from tho bottom OF timber ship,
the worms get in and Wo,k through; alter them the
water insinuates iselE Leaks and iounderirg the
next consequences in atriotly natural scries
In one maI Of obstruction Eaued a~Gy from the
beach of Morris Ialand Gx1en bara OF iron rss
each hirtJtwo feet in length 50 great vas the weight
CT the mass tbs. thu bars TO which the hswasr was
tached were ben. 10 curve Of Asou! thirty FIVE degrees
TIE hswssr new one of ak inches circumference, vas
stretched ou to only four iAches Fifty men were occu-
pied four days in hauling Of the tideWstsr the mass
have d. scr ed Before the other distractions can he
removed the drifting sands "l bury them, and they viii
be lost for ever.
Tho distractions being removed by natural causes,
nothing now prevents the taking OF Charleston Nhsn-
ever the Admiral wills It."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.


PIDAY, Feb S. 1854.
Payer By the Rev. J. @. scOabe.
A communication vas received from the House OF
DssEa announcing certain soton, to be found In their
proceedings.
Reports were made from committees.
The PRESIDENT announced tina. be had received
c,mnunicss on Oh the Governor, ,rked TO be resd
in sccre. session.
Ca melton Of Nr JOHNSON, the Sena.e resolved into
secret session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

GtOO REWARD.-The undersigned, on
GlJO Fhurs4ay the ssh iRSL either NE pusle road
RON hs ola Church Hanover, By vay Of hsehAnesys
pihe a "a ctT Richmonf, The Tree Of kehmond
us- saAsr1ads Stable and George Herring haa street. 9sI
. psIa highly valued, Old faUy Gold watch Vase Tor NE
5.l,-ry 81 whb 4 n or Mitchell Tyler, Richmond,
- 'e' EZEKIEL s TALLEY,
Near Old Church Pcs, once.
u.,,v.- county. F.b q. 1854 Sat Tue.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

A GOOD AND PROFITABLE SITUA-
IA ZION BE had eyA eomPs.sai Perlon Todsr1anass
machinery pable Of corducang foundry " Is Nalu'
hrasob coprsng he anurture Of al kinds OF hollow ware
stcV.s ehssry kc parnerhlp Hosd be iorsd Win ohs
IN qaahhs ths applicant will be received On wages a. hs
nav efer rpArteuiars call early the once Of the Rich
nond ArssnAL References given and required = .,..,
EDW v JONho
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

THE STEAMER CITY OF PETERSBURG
L viz receive e.a; Pserssurs until TO-DAY Saturday.
f.SNiis Y. Il. PLxAsANTs, Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

A CONTRACT will be given at the klch-
IA ond Asaal furnishing 9Oe0 EAll'nS OF Rsa''eo'
v" VI ' ". L BROWN,
80 Lieut.. O.. Commanding
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
UANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
ORANGE COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of the powers and authority vested
IS dsy on Jsnuary 1854 hail 6ger o sale a. public suction
A. Oran Curt Hoase MONDAY 5h Jay o. EeoraaFy 80
r.n bu nd Do las Bones o. said c91 ~ gh nse
r. ne IL she iaercrtt pd annually and the pToepAI
rstab On the Eri. day January leia or s1cner tns
n It 40 srisr ~ ouaan bF Of ne county do not
,-..S - ,h@,..,.i loin-t TERDINASD JONES,
go Conn Of Orange e.. CruTt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

DY ORDER of the Stockholders OF the
ID an ~ redmond Books Of Subscription Sn Be opened
= s-,r,,g House h ths city, ne ID January 1908, 70
ia,rsSss IA Capital Stock % IN maximum ,.,nNrRDO
Ds.uaSsr sd. lsSs.-sOaH 0A'Ai~'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
PALRSTINE sCHOOL.


THHE Session of this School for 1864, will
commerce On Toe t5rH FEsRUARY and close the sOrH
JUSR Tasxs -B1ard, 32l5. TuIon IN Ensl1h. 80 a9'ie
$40 se OF Instrument g. PaInsn, hai Ia ttvAcee and nal
49,. 15s-as. DR. RICHAzD ". FOX,
fss-e.s Mz7gohiok Cburch, X ng william % Va
NOTICE.-Au persons having BAGS belong
~ ing - NE subscriber, those marked Wm ure X
w. Psircs D., r. Ansr vii please tead them 70 ne
pearesi dspo and hs n % iorEa'd mem % me
otherwise asy VII be ehagd with all Bag ordered Gna nave not
~ - Conmisslan Merchant
EOR SALE $4,000 Cotton Interest Con
fdera,e states per BouiS and the best Investment
% ths market Also $4,000 Virginia hxsI rsgs;srT1 20
fe5-dkc2i - n. --ASH- : ~
nor SALE PRIVATELY
i 80 boxes choice brands Manufactured Tobacco
81 bales h-St quality EaW Cotton
fuQ sacks virginia Salt
no hrkins Batter
50 gross New York Matches
~ boxes Iupg rof Candles - . ,,,.,,,
- Corner lsh and Cary siresil
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

OORNISSIOE MERCHANT,
TWELFTH sTBEBT,
RIcmoED, Va,
WILL attend 70 sales Of all kinds Of MIR
w ozASDrHs PhoDgoE and rsLDeetniy so
MI osnsgnmenB "a ES--Aso.--
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
DANVuLE FEMALE COLLEGE,

TUITION in Literary department lot twenty
vssh, nom February IS, 1854. csc. Music e1ira
,.ri for twenty weeks ave barrels Of hour, or wv
as E9r ITsns' eEo Ia MONTE. Freshest
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
VA

DANNlLLE, VA
THE Second Half Session will commence
TTBRUARY istt q. Arrangements have been made 70
,.eomodstsA lev n9 pupis Applications shoad be made
q
80" 49,. - '' P J. B. LAKE PrstidsnG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
WANTED.

mtp 600 Of the notes Of the Bank OF
DlOsUOO North Carolina, Bank 81 he State Of NORTH
n. % B.k Of Charlotte, and Bank OF Ro1boo, D. ofoi
"l lS ~ t M. P'' ''''' LANCASTER co,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
nILIrLlY AFFAIRS.

Prayer by Rev. DR.. Lsyburn, Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

mo FARMERS RAISING TOBACCO in
il VIR6INIA-You hereby noticed hAs ne tlhe 81 10
h,eso das ne Contestants ay tenth required
b delivered 70 eou-y agents. duly authorised 70 reeve lns
zane Al tAe dspots 'or pdsng hey MY sts' - og
thap ths LA OF Juns tan ne loh ga ~ sac Pe
order ana sAeh 9uAAS u A Y. STOKES,
- Al. General Agent for Virginia.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
A voluntary from the Camp Berry Band
closed these interesting exercises.


INCIDENTS OF TIKI CELEBRATION.
when venerable Gen. Samuel Fessen-
Den, who for thirty years has been engaged
heart and soul in the Anti Slavery cause, en-
tered the hall and assembled the platform, the
audience rose simultaneously and gave him
three rousing cheers which were acknowI-
edged by his bowling to the audience. The
same demonstration had been made In the
Senate Chamber, on his appearance among
the venerable citizens and other invited
guests and officers Of the day-an act alike
grateful to him and honorable to them. When
Judge Davis in his Introductory remarks al.
luded to him there was general burst of an.
plause.
When DR.. Bosworth in reading the Proc.
iamation came to the words II Abraham
Lincoln" there was tremendous peal of sp-
plause all over the hail.
The singing was superb. The Battle Cry
OF Freedom" was executed by the select choir
In the most artistic manner, the audience 40
strongly insisting, that the choir was Obliged
to repeat portion of it.
Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Allen, Mr.. Gardner
and Mr.. Shaw, sang, "The Battle HYMN Of
the Republic" in splendid style. the audience
joining heart and soul in the "Glory Glory
Hallelujah" chorus. The Voluntaries by the
Camp Berry Band were handsomely played
and elected great applause. Professor NJ. G.
Miliken presided at the piano, and bis cxecu-
tions were remarkably fine
In all the range of celebrations we have wit
messed in this city, We have never seen one 60
off so smoothly aud so much to the satisfaction
of SO great an audience as that Of yesterday.
There was no break, nor anything to mar the
pleasure experienced by the thousands present.
1t was happy precursor of many celebrations
OF a like kind.
An important feature of the occasion, and
indeed Of the times, is an admirable catholici-
ty Of spirit, an entire forgetfulncss of all DIFF
ferences in the past, and hearty determina-
ton to fraternize in the future.
1t is surely an era Of good feelings. The
radical Of former days strikes hancs with the
new convert equally radical, and each vies
with the other in efforts for the common
veal. There Is evidently less of selfshness
and of partizan zeal than at any former period
within the past twenty-five years.
Let this feeling be cherished and find
practical development, and it requires no
prophecy to foretell the speedy overthrow of
slavery, and the establishment of this govern
ment on basis which will remain unmoved
until the recording angel shall declare that
time will be no longer.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

ABEAurIpuL CoNrLrxIos, free from Tan, rim-
the aBfLM or 4 RIO USINDF flo WEES, For
shaving il is unsurpassed-a single drop making
a fine iather II iscomposcd of pam-oii honey and
ingredients and when used for washing, night and
morning renders the skin soft and white. and free
from blemsh Price 80 cents. For sale by II. II.
HAY gent for Maine and all druggists
noy25 decd oew3u
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

To CossUarrIvKs The Rev. n. A. wilson's
Remedy for Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis.
coughs.coid and all Throat aud Lang Affections,
together with pamphlet giving the prescription and
q short history Of his case. can be obtained Of
H. II. HAY, Druggist
Junction Of Middle aud Free sts., Portland. !
jsn1 d& WIN
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02
TuThS&wtf
HOWARD'S
CANCER AND CANkER SYRUP
CANCER AND CANkEg Sll.IP

Sdrfdsses az EHorh Rtmfdies
lSurpasses all kHorn Rcmedies
SoR THE CUlE or
Cancers, Cnnkcr. Salt Rheum, old Sores.
Cancers, Canker, Salt Rheum. old Sores.
Erysipeias. Scrofula. Tumors, Ulcers.
Sold by H. IL. HAY. Druggist. Agent for Portland
and vicinity. dec3I coda w3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-02

AT No. 4. FAKE STREET, roarLASD-O One of the
best assortments of NEW YEARS PRESENTS
ever offered in this city. Call and See.
~ The Sign reads LANE 4 ToLEMAN.
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