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The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
ASSAY OFFICE.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO sUBSCRIBERs.

A TTENTION 10 called to the following list Of
"A American and Foreign Periodicals, for which
receive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements
having been made BY the United States Govern.
ment for the carrying Of the mails from the Allan
tic States BY steamer three times . month, am
ready 70 receive subscriptions at = much lowe.
rate than formerly. The same care and attention
will be paid to the forwarding Of all packages, for
which this establishment has gained such enVIA.
bic reputation throughout the Pacific Coast.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

A YOUNG lady of extraordinary capaci-
ty, addressed the following letter to her
friend: --.--
we is ell veil, and mother has got the
his Terrix brother Tom has got the Hu-
pin KAugh, and sister Ann has got ba-
bee, and hope these few lines will find
you the same. Rite sune. Yours apiece
tionAtely.'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Comfy of p nor,s.
~ In the County Court In and for said Cusnty,
WILLIAM c. PORTER, ,-
r. S,c~. - }
HIS cREDITORA ,o s'n
In the matter of the petition Of William C. Psr.,
an InSOlVent Debtor. '''e''
Pursuant to an Or'leT on iie herein, u.nS, ~ n.
Hon. Ogden SquTes, Judge q the Com, af.,.,'I ~
notice hereby given 70 an the cTs,Ihars si ~
insolSeni Debtor, Vim C. Porter 10 b, scS -.
before the Court RforeaaId, at the Court NJ. !,
SAD County In the City Of F7aerrvine. on iA~ sSb
day Of May. A. ID. 1853, 81 the hour Of IseeIs-L
A; u. Of said day. 10 show cause. II anS nav s.r
Why the prayer Of sad insclVent debtor slOuis nos
De granted, and an assignment OF his ssssss Z.
made, and he be discharged from his txh,I aOAE,.
bih,ies in ParSua Dee Of the sa,ute IN s.eti ,,..
made and provided And, in the mean tins, nj
ordered that al judicial proceedings aEalaa s,ia
insoiVent debtor be stayed.
witness my hand and tie sal sf,s,I5
l. Court hereto asked At once In thr 81, Al
- PiaeeTvite, this 2S4h day ~ ApTH. -
'~St. O. }. cARFENTKk, Clea
BENZ Sherwood, Attorney for Pe,MTuer. u
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
ESTATE OF JAMES WRIGHT.
DECEASED,

NVTiCkh 10 hereby given By the undersignsd, A.
XN mlnistFatO1 Of the above nau.eA Rutste 20 he
erednoTs of, and an persons having ciaInS sganA
said deceased. 70 exhibit the same With The ssoeaa-
~ voaehers, within foaF months from the aFst pub.
caon OF this notice. to the uHderpigned at BIB once
IN the town OF Diamond SprsnRs, DlamoaA apEinp
Township, County Of y Dorado.
CHAe. ,. IRWIN,
April S0th, 1eSL-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
PROSPECTUS RoR 1854.
THE WORLD:
An Independents Dsmo0FstiO Daily,
9emi-WOOkly and Weekly Newspaper.
Union Of the world and Argus.

UHtuu OF bA7 " UE1U HuU @BuH'
THE W OR l. d. 70 which the New FORK
II WEEKLY ARGUS has been united, has to-day
ave times the aggregate circulation Of any Demo-
cratic o. conservative newspaper. Il addresses
weekly alone mOre than 100000 subscribers and
constant purchasers, and reaches at least half =
million resdsEs. VIA tie stsAdy Increase In cIrcu-
lAtion which q nov enjoVs, these AunbeEs vl sOon
be doabled. Nothing less than this should satisfy
those who believe that the only hope Of restoring
the Union and the authority Of the Consultation
over now distracted and divided country, lies In
Wrestling power from the hands Of those whose "a
natlcism has helped "a provoke, invite, and prolong
the war; and that 10 accomplsh this eDoy 10 G>Saa
u <~SssSRe - TIE diGusion, through able and
tespEislng newepeTs, Of sound political kneWiedge
among he WORKING nea, The thinking nan, anA the
voting men o. the North.
EHterprlse, induusTy and money win be literally
sxpended 70 make
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
Legal aSbtrttstn.sn,tts... &.
OUlENORa

CfATR OF CALEDONIA. oo,.,,
y -, S-IS The DistFiet COart Of tEe n.v!ess
Asllss GousA. n he D,.ty,., O.. 80
- Ssale1Al n.cSsce, ed tAs eSSr,ss.s = I'm.
- ~ v q ~. DeseeoS h he OMcS ~ y, - b
Sssss. - " $3.50 rS : end Ter sa'd Oass.st
g: Fsop.s Il .As s.ss.-.,c.,a,......1., !. Vaa'
a0aN and HI wife, THERk1R E0HH sAoOs
Yss sss hsrsSy rssssa,.s 4, .......
brOlghl aglllSl yon Syl1aFfin sshIn paues,.
IN tie DtS,Hice CoaFt - tie Have.sI - tsAtiS
tgiet d a1d ~ TIE 0sunsy 81 n - 3 -
sWer ne esnp.alns - thePuln = ~. I'm.
49, ~ =: = - .Sp 49, ten days - II
samnens-k SERVED vitAla a. fS.sSa " - 4 -
eat q M Coanly, - vtahia a. J-"| !. etssS;
vitAln twenty dAyl; -, n seFVed - ~ -.
-. sSssaa.ssIsssY Sssa.s sssY Ays-~ lsAE1sss 8 - ~
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March Allh. Io9. ana tnAss01e = - ~
re sftAree psf cent peP measA, As~ 4 ~
~ -. ~ esesSe = sesveiosoIe 49,
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aeceupaaying. ApA e 1oE n n .......ss t!iS
gWer he s.Ia aeowplaiat as aAOVo 9aa.
PiaintR Win aAkS JadFnene aSAies - ~
Sans, inesFe:.. decree ana eo1sS. 49, - = ~
pEayeT 81 ~ eOnplaiak. SAg 3 -
Wines, Hea. 3. ". BaomvAy. Jns.
tFiet CsuH o. the nsvsutA JsdIciaI HiS,.a.. ~ Ds-
t"~l Atteet ny AanA, oni ~ .,
SEAL Court, 10 an6 Zoe aSid CosSt, :. e e talt
- do, hereto s@xed, at oGcs ~ ~ ssrs-
E'seII.n.s, ~ s-'' ~ 80 aaH q Ap.ll, 4. B rs
! Inter. Rev. By A. J, Lowsv ~ Nak
I scots. By order of Hon. a. SSat
-- County Jadee. n n.SIsHSsSn 49, ss1sssy
Wines; G. CiRPENfTs 49,.
Gao. z wILuAMs, Pl'RS Atty. OspI
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GRANITE MILLS,
FOLSOM,
The Largest Mills on the Pacific Coast.
>< ~

.Always on Hand,
Granite Flour,
Bay State Flour,
Granite Self Raising Flour,
Bay State Sell. Raising Flour,
Bakers Extra Flour.
Graham Flour
Rye Flour,
BuckWhsat Flour.
Barley,
- Ground Bailey,
Ground Wreat,
Wheat,
Bran and Shorts.
Hiddhngs.
Hominy,
Corn Meal.
Pearl Barley.
- Orders from . distance promptly filled.
4. STOCKTON,
ro,,.n r.A-,o, ,o.. Proprietor.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
NEW GOODSl
For the Spring Trade !
TIME undersigned Is now receiving large arrivals
Il Of SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS

OF the latest styles anc most beautiful patterns
comprising
Splendid Noire Antique Patterns,
Rich Plain and Fancy Silks,
Plain, Plaid and Striped Alpacas,
American French and English Prints,
Lawns, 0inghams. Chambrays,
White Goods of every description.
English and French Merinos,
French PiQuet and Cotton Royale,
Plaid, Check and Striped Rep Goods,
Pacific and Manchester Delaines,
Travelling Goods, in great variety,
French Stripe and Check 1ohairs,
Plaid, Check and Striped Poplins,
AND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL THE
FANCY GOODS!
NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES
or The SEASON.
The Ladies are respectfully invited to cal and ex-
anime the new stock, which they will hnd in variety,
beauty aud quality far exeels any ever heretofore
brought 10 this city.
Prices always the LOWEST IN THE STATE.
0Sr Terms, for the future, strictly eB CASH.
CHAs. D. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
FOREIGN PERIODIcALs.

Subscriptions received for all the san Hranelscs
daiiies, as P1blshers' prices.
Any Newspaper, Magazine or Review not mea
TONED the above list will be furnished 10 order.
Orders for Books, Music, Fancy Articles. kc. nIled
promptly At the lowest market rates Subscriptions
payable invariably in advance. Address.
>. OTAATMAM,
julySo NeWS Agent, San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
ARE YOU INSURED

ESTABLISHED H76O.
PETER L0RILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer
10 and 10 Chambers Street,
CFormeTiy n ChathSm Street,J New YOFf,
VXyOULD call the attention Of Dealers 10 the ar.
w tieles OF his manufacture, WIS.,:
BROWN 1NUTF:
Aaesboy, DemigFOs,
Fine kaPpee, Pure Virginia,
CokPSe Ranpee. NachItOehes,
American Gentleman, COPenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF:
Scotch, Honey Dew scoteh,
High Toast Scotch, Rresh Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or Lundy Foot,
kr Attention Is called to the large reduction In
prices Of Fne-Cut Che wing and Smoking TOoaeeos,
which viii be found Of . superior quality.
TOBACCO:
SMOKING. UNE-cUT cHKwISe. sNoKINo.
Long, ?. A. L., or plain, Z. JsRo'
No. !, CAVendiAh, or Sweet, Spanish.
No2 Sweet Scented Oronoeo. Canister,
Nos mixed, Tin Foil cAvendish, Turkish
GranulAted.
N. B.-A circular Of prices will be sent on aPpli
cation.
New York, May 9Sd, 1888. Ima4S-lyl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

Here SbAii the PHFsa the Peoples rRhts EaIatAih,
UhAusd by innSenev aud HhLribed BY gaia
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
NOTICE TO CRED1roRs

{ STArE OF CALIFORNIA, County of p Do-.s, -
~ In the County Court In aud for said CosntS
p00RrI S'
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09

Union ticket had from III to 1s4. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Chas H. Paine,
Town Clerk; John L. Hall, Benz. A. Watson,
and George Chadbourn, Selectmen; Sam'l w.
Lord, Treasurer Horace Wilson, School
Committee; Rufus Mosher, Moderator.
PORTER REDEEMED-The Union ticket had
rs majority, = last year copperhead. l.. d.
Stacy, Moderator; Randall Libby, Clerk
Ebenezer Blazo, Jordan Stacy, I'd, and VIM.
b. Davis, Selectmen; Joseph Stanley, Treas
urer; Jordan Stacy, Agent; Jordan Stacy,
I'd. and G. A. Norton, School Committee.
WINDHAM - The annual election in this
town resulted in the choice of the following
officers: John West, Moderator; p. r. Hall
Town Clerk; A. II. Purinton, c. Hunnewell
and T. Elder, Selectmen; William II. White
Treasurer; p. r. Hall, Town Agent; II. H
Body, Collector; G.. b. Varney, School Com
mittee. All republicans.
HIRAM elected the Union ticket by ma.
jority Of fifty.
WEsTBRooK and YARMOUTH were carried
by the copperheads, the same as last year.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09
Town ELECTIONS ON Monday.

oTASDIsH REDEEMED.-The Republicans
elected their entire ticket for town officers by
an average majority of %. Hon. John II.
Phhbrick was elected Moderator over Hon.
a. >. owasey, by majority of 20. The Off
GERS eject are as follows: Jos. Tompson, Saml
.. Paine, and Amos Boulter, selectmen and
Assessors; DIR. VIM b. Cobb, Town Clerk
and Treasurer; Albert p. Weeks, and Rev.
Calvin Chapman, School Committee; Alvah
Weeks, Collector and Constable The cop
perheads carried the town last year by large
majority, but We have wiped it out clean.
BUXTON REDEEMED-The eopperheads of
Buxton were handsomely defeated at the cleo
tlon IN buxton, where, for seven years, they
have had full sway. The following officers
were elected: Mark H. Dunnell, Moderator !;
Robert Wentworth, Clerk Joseph Davis. Mo-
SEES G. Hill, and j. d. Sands, Selectmen: Sam1
Hanson, Treasurer; Moses g. House. and III
u. Marshall, School Committee; Jeri Chad
bourne, Collector.
CoRNIsH-John +. johnson, Clerk; Horace
Pike, Saml Pendexter, and Levi w. Storer.
Selectmen. All Union
'IoRHAM-Less than half the usual num-
Der Of votes were cast Out of POI votes the
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09

The following is the preamble to caucus
notice, signed by the Town Committee of Hi
ram, and posted up in that town, bearing date
Feb. 9th.
"NoTICE.-The Democrats Of Hiram and all
others who are dissatisfied with the existing
state. of affairs, both State and National, Enor-
nous Taxes, Consumption, Squandering the
Peoples Money on Political ePartizans, &C.,
and who are in favor of bringing the Govern
ment, both State and National, back to its or
iginal purity andleconomy, and who are in ia
vor of restoring the Union as it existed before
the Rebellion, are requested to meet at the
Town House, &C."
Probably the gentlemen who have put forth
such call as the above, appealing to all the
discontinued spirits in the town,-to the mi
ser who thinks more of his money than of his
government and would enjoy protection and
good order free of cost, and to the rebel SYM
pathiser who denies the right of the govern
ment TO command the services OF its subjects,
think they are patriotic, but their patriotism
is of the same type as that of Benedict Ar
mold and JEFF. Davis. They talk OF "bringing
the government back to its original purity
andeconomy, by which they mean the purity en-
joyedunder James Buchanan, when the steal
ing ofU. S. property became the rule rather than
the exception, and when in a time of profound
peace, Secretary of the Treasury, by his
pro1igacy and Encouragement, sunk the
credit of the government about twenty per
cent. in a few months; having paid in gold
twelve or fifteen per cent. premium to redeem
bonds, and then sold other bonds for the same
per centage below par to raise money for the
ordinary expenses Of the government! That
way the Original purity" to which copper
heads would bring us. They would restore
the Union to the condition in which Buchan-
an left it, with traitors in the cabinet and trail
tors in all its councils, and restore to posts of
honor and trust the Floyds, the Touceys, the
Cobbs, and the whole "den of thieves" which
fattened upon the substance of the people
during that memorable dynasty.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09
UNION NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The undersigned, who by original appointment,
or subsequent designation to fill vacancies, consti-
tute the Executive Committee created by the Nation
al Convention held at Chicago ON the 10th day of
May, 1880 do hereby call upon all Qualified voters
who desire the unconditional maintenance of the
Union, the supremacy of the Constitution, and the
complete suppression of the existing rebellion, with
the cause thereof by vigorous war, and all apt and
efficient means to send delegates to a convention to
assemble at Baltimore, on Tuesday, the eth day OF
June, 1864 at IL o'clock noon, for the purpose of
presenting candidates for the Offices ofPresiden and
Vice President of the United States. Each State
having representation in Congress will be entitled
to as many delegates shall be equal to twice the
number of electors TO which such State is entitled In
the Electoral College of the United States.
EDWIN d. MORGAN. New York, Chairman,
CHARLIE j. GILMAN, Maine,
n. BRAINARD, Vermont,
IL. GOODRICH, Massachusetts,
THOMAS u. TURNER, Rhode Island,
GIDEON WELLS, Connecticut.
DEFINING DUEs, New jersey,
EDWARD MCPHERSON, Pennsy lyania,
N. b. SMIrHRRs Delaware,
j. +. WAGsRR, Maryland,
THOMAS SPooEER. Ohio,
Ii. 3. LANE. Indiana,
SAMUEL CASEY, Kentucky,
T.. PECK, Illinois,
HERBERT NJ. HoxTE, Iowa,
AUSTIN BLAIR, Michigan,
CARL SCHuRZ Wisconsin,
w. ID. WAsHBURN. Minnesota,
CORNELIUS COLE, California,
WM. A. PHILLIPS, Kansas,
.. Ii. IRISH Nebraska,
Jos. GKRHARDT, District of Columbia.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09
Glorious Victory in N. Hampshire!
LARGE UNION GAINs !
Governor, Council and Legislature Elected
by Decided Majorities!

The result Of the election yesterday in New
Hampshire, is of the most cheering character.
The Union party have swept the State, and
copperheadsm is nowhere. Gov. Gilmore is
reelected by decisive majority and the
Council and Legislature are Overwhelmingly
Union.
No more determined effort could be made
than was put forth by the copperhead leaders.
They had staked their whole capital upon the
result, the object being TO elect Franklin
Pierce to the U. S. Senate. But they have
signally failed. The Old Granite State is true
to the Union. The friend and confidential
correspondent of JEFF. Davis, instead of going
into the Senate, will be at liberty to commence
his mauseleum of hearts," For details we
refer to the telegraphic columns.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09

lrThe vaults in the cemetery attached to
the old Presbyterian church in Carmine street
New York, were opened few days since to
remove the dead bodies to another place OF
interment From 1892 up to few years
since, when they were closed, 10000 bodies
had been deposited in the 80 vaults. 1t was
and but little more than dust remained of the
dead they once contained. In some of the
vault, skulls, bones, and detached teeth, were
found. Evidence of partial petrifaction were
discovered in the person of female. The
teeth were perfect, though discolored. The
flesh was dark and quite firm. Except the
linen wrappings of the coffin, the cerements
were all decayed.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.


To Dhom Il may Intertst.-rhe sale of the colum
bian Renoyator will be commenced in this city i'm
mediately. Dealers will be called upon with a
sample and proofs of its value, and have an oppor-
tunity to buy if they choose. Lsdes try IT, Don't
be afraid of it. With this Renoyator you can clean
your Tibet, Stella, Grape or Cashmere Shawls and
remove paint. wheel grea.e or other soiled spots
from valuable dresses In proof of this, read the
following extract from the report of the Maine FORK
county Fair:
"LaurettaC. Morris had on exhibition quantity
Of what is called the Columbian Renovation This is
preparation for cleaning stains caused by grease,
paint, oil, pitch. &c, from clothing. She has the
written and printed testimony OF many in this yicn-
ty OF its utility, and Your committee are ready to
testify that will do what it is recommended TO do
1t is really 40 HuMBUa. We recommend it q gra-
tulty of $780,
(Signed) IVORY LORD.
john MILLIKEN,
ABEL ii. JELLRsoN.
N.B.-The last signed Mr., Jeleson) is member
of the Legislature now in session, and ought to be
reliable testimony. win you give II fair trialy
mch3 div
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09

THEoLoGIcAL.-It is stated that the Brit.
ish Privy Council have decided three most
important theological points, to wit: that the
English Church does not require the clergy
to believe in the inspiration of all portions of
the Bible; that she does not require them to
believe that Christ's atonement for us oper-
ates by the Substitution of his suffering for
ours; that she does not construe the sever
Greed as necessarily final and hopeless. In
the whole judgement the Bishop of London
concurred. The Archbishop of Canterbury
protested'against this decisciou.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09

sB-The editor of the Courier discredits
the explanation we gave of that acrostic, on
the ground that sheet of paper would con-
tain more than eight lines. He has become
so much accustomed to the splendid and cost
ly stationery furnished by the State, that he
cannot appreciate the manner in which those
who pay for their own writing materials work
up the scraps. We doubt if our correspon-
dents-any more than ourself-have a large
boz Of stationery-the perquiste of Office
upon which to draw
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09
1888.
Ward 1.

Ward 1.
Aidermen-George w. Beai, 220; William
Curtis, SO; w. A. Winship, "a.
Common observation-disclosures Pote 203
William Brown, 222; John ID. Snowman. POS
John Stinchcomb, 108: A. S. Hatch, LOG, Al
yah Neal, III; Scattering 81.
Ward 2.
AlderDien-Frankln C. Moody, 210; n. p.
Woodbury., 10; scattering, /.
Common Councilnen = Stephen White
more, 208; Jeremiah Howe, 205; William G..
Soule, 20l; S. III. Bragdon, ia; Geo. Burn
ham, ia; T. b. Tolford, ia; scattering, 1.
Ward 3.
Aldermen-John E. Donnell, 1872; ]. B. Fill
lebrown, 10; A. N. Halves, 3.
Common CounciLaen - John L. Gilman,
1874; Charles II. Burr, 342; Cyrus Novel;,
A Sal; Amos Z. Howell, II; John Chase, 10
Geo. Z. Ross, 10; scattering 10.
Ward A.
Aldermea-John G. Hayes, 231; B. LARA
bee, 147; scattering, 2.
Common Councilmen-Andrew p. Morgan,
231; Charles A. Gibson, 23l; Edwin Clement
225; John McAlaney, 100; J. H. Harmon,
al; T. McGlinchey, LOG; c. II. Fling, 80
DID, Farr, IS.
Atdermen-stevens Smith, 294; John C.
Baker, 1l3; scattering, /.
Common Councilmen-- George L. Storer.
295; Gilbert L. Bailey, 294; Edmund Phin-
ney, 295; L. +. Pingree, l13; Chas w. Strout,
ia; w. G. Chadboura, Ill; scattering, 9.
Ward G.
Observation-Disclosures G. Messer, 33S; Sam
uel Role, l27; scattering, l.
Common 6oancilmen-James ii. Hamlen,
33s; Timothy +. Stuart, 1873; Eben Corey,
$3.50; joseph Hale, 12G; Elbridge Tobie. l27
ID. w. True, 1926; scattering, 8.
Ward 7.
Aldermen-William H. Stewart, 295: VIM.
w. Harris, 1929; scattering, 9.
Common COuRcilmen-Cyrus X. Ladd, 300
Joseph johnson, 292: Brown Thurston, 293
J.. Walker, 1872; VIM. III. Williams, 12s; J. N.
Davis, 13l.
An error occurred in our report of Clerk in
Ward 4. Instead of John l.. Shaw it should
be Edward Shaw
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09

GREAT DISCOyERY-An adhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Innings TO Boots and Shoes sufficient
ly strong without stitching
That will efectually mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles of household dse
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families,
will find it INvALUABLKi 1t will effeetually stop
the leakage of c. al Oil.
II is insoluble in water or OIL
II is liquid, and easily applied as pasts
II will adhere oily substances.
It'll
HILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence. r, l.
Supplied ia packages from OF 10 100 ibs., by
CHAS RICHARDSON 4 CO,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England
W. +. PHILLIPS, Agent for Portland.
feb25 DIV
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09

sg-The Calais Herald says the most de-
structive fire that has occurred in that city
for some time took place at 2 o'clock, Friday
morning. 1t destroyed several buildings, a.
mong them Horizons Hall and J. b. Horizons
store adjoining, large building owned by
c. r. Goodenow, the house and store of Thos.
Barrett and building occupied by John Tracy
and others, three families in all, owned by
S. B. Pool. The fire broke out in the rear
of Horizons store.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09

sB-The Philadelphia Press says, "we find
the President continually spoken of in GER
tain journals as opposed to an absolute anti
slavery policy, while the history of his Ad-
and actions, conclusively prove that there is
not man living who more nobly represents
the radical PRINCIPLES of freedom than he.
His name is signed to the emancipation proc
lamation, and there is no pen able to draw
dark line over that sun-illumined signature"
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

Adv at Liverpool goth, Nova Scotian Isl Portland
18th.
CID 10th. Ann Gray, stockton, Bath; Virginia,
Armstrong, Boston.
Cid at London 18th, Living Age Nichols Callao.
Boston.
Sid from Falmouth 18th. Hama, Rawlings, for N
York
Ofthe Start, 18th, Leucothea, Ciausson. from CAL
cutta, for London.
Ar at Cardiff 18TH John Patten Emmons London
Ar at Eessna Sth nit, J W Harris, Rathbone Ge-
noai 18th. Volunteer. Gorham. Cadiz.
Ar at Malta 18th ult, Rochambeau Snow. Newport.
Ar at st Nazsire 18th ult. Alexandria, Snow,
Chinchas; 18th, Kit Carson, Crowell do.
AT Malta, 18th .ult. bark Starlight, Howes, for
Smyrna. ready
At Cayenne Isl ult. bark Edmund Dwight, Her.
rick, from Boston, ar Jan ~. for Surinam.
At Mayaguez 20tn ult. brigs Sarah Gardner, wig;
l. Swami, disg.
Wiscasset via New York; 29th. bark Norton, tBrl
Hall, Portland; brgs A + Larrabee Carlisle Bucks
port: Sarah, (Brl Hink. and II Kennedy, Luke,
Portland.
Ar at Cardenas 26th ult schs George Deering,
Racket Portland; 2Ith. Baletti. Loury. do.
Sid 18th, Harvest Moon. Berry, New York brigs
Enterprise Grindle. do; Mazatlan. True. Portland
9th, bark Sarah b Hale Crowther. do.
Ar at Sagua 25th ult brigs Reporter, Croker, New
mea. Hitohborn. Cardenas.
At Sagua oath ult, brig Clary for Portland ldg;
sch Balloon. Croker. from Frankfort. Just ar
ST JOHN NB-Ar 4th. sehs Ocean Wave, Flewel-
ling. Boston; Flora, Gathers. Portland.
SPOKEN
Dec Il. lat So S, Ion IA E. ship Zenobia. from Lis-
erpool for Calcutta.
Dec %. lat 8 AN. Ion 30 "A. ship Fred Warren,
Phinney, from Boston for Melbourne.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09
Cane Elizabeth.

The citizens of Cape Elizabeth who are in favor
OF the Union and of sustaining the Administration
IN Its Efforts TO suppress the rebellion requested
to meet at the Town House Wednesday March
9TH at O'Clock in the afternoon. 10 nominate Can
didates for Town Officers :or the ensuing year.
Per order of the Town Committee
Cape Elizabeth, March {, 1861
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-09
Subscriptions in Portland for the Relief of
East Tennessee,
s62I0C

EB-The two copperhead papers in this city
are very particular 10 give the list of munich
pal officers elected in Westbrook, but do not
find it convenient to give the name of single
person elected in this city, except the Mayor.
Well, their circulation is so small in the city
that such information would possess no local
interest.