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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-03

GoRHAM-The campaign in Gorham open
ed ia handsome style Thursday evening. The
town hall was crowded TO repletion. Gen.
CAN'T addressed the audience In his usual ell
oquent and fervent manner, and aroused their
enthusiasm to high pitch. An impromtu
quartette club was organized, which sang sew
eral patriotic songs, adding much to the en-
tnusiasm of the occasion. Gorham promises
to give good Union account of herself on
the 18th OF September.
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SAN FRANCIsCo-Ar Slst. ship Belyedsre jack
son, New York.
NEwBERN NC--ln port 10th. sch j W Lindsey,
Kenny. New York.
CEORG ETOWN-Ar 3lst. brig Crocus Manson,
New York sch Blake. Freeman. Boston.
BALIiMoRE-Ar 31lh, halQue Adelaide. tArgenl
Williams. Rio Janeiro.
CID S),h bafQne traveller. Rio Janeiro
FHiLADELf aIA-Ar 3lst. schs W Il Butman,
Rice. Bangors IL ea Perkins. Perkins, do.
Below brig Hampden, from 0rchiiia
Below 3lst, ship rev England from Pensacola.
CID 3lsf. scls Julia Martha, Bennett Bath; Ma
tanzss. johnson. Portland.
NEW YORk-Ar Slst, brig A Patterson. from
Porto Cabei'o.
Cid sat-. barQue Boynton. Reed Calais; sehs SUI
san, sears. Phi Hdelpbia; Harriet, Neal. Boston.
sid S0th harque Lizzie Dyer.
PRONIDENCE-s Slsi, schs Exchange Whit
man and Trenton. MARTA. New York.
PAWTUChEf-A- LIT, s1h Bremen, French, FIN
Bangor.
NEWPoRT-Ar slst brig Couuee. Cox. from
Bangor Tor Fall River; sehs Chss Henry. Ferris
aud Trenton Martin. Providence for New York
FALL RINEk-Ar lst inst, sch Leesburg, Blake.
philadelphit
NANTUC KET-sld cath, sch Leyan,. Smith. for
Bangor.
HOLINESS H0LE--Ar 3ist. schs Eliza Frances.
CART. Philadelphia Tor Boston; Idaho Lambert.
Rondout for do; Hurd. Snow. New York Tor New
bnryport; Baltic. Grant, do tor Frankfort; Agnes,
Staples Rondout for Sseo.
Ar lsi, schs Judge Ienuey. Deane I'm Rondout for
Boston; Porto Rico, Wentworth. I'm Newburg Ny
for Portsmouth,; Fleetwood. Gardiner. Bridgeport
Is for New York; Lizzie Dyer, Sumner, Port
land for Philadelphia, land saled,l
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DR.. Watson's Diptheria Cure.

ObkkLle, hhy ON, 1901.
Sir:-Hayng cured four cases OF Dipthera in my
house. and watched its wonderful success in ma y
neighboIhooas ia my travels call DR.. Watson =
Diptheria Cure y sars cure for that awful scourgo.
n 10 one dies who takes ii in season; ar may sy IL
cares al, who thorough IN using IL even alter
the disease is called fatal by attending physicians
ohallspge any enc show failure where the
medicine has reus5 Adble chance. Who would not
have it in the house; II they knew its power. A
Celebrated Druggist here who feared TO try II for
while finally trei Il for every member OF his family
and told me he would not take 100 90 dollars Tor the
JUST Tor has family, aud don't believe be would
take II in god even At its highest premium IL re-
minds me OF TIE " Brazen Serpenr" sure cure
yerv Respectfully Yours. EN- sPKNcKs.
II. III. HAY, Druggist, Portland, general agent
for Maioe, to whom all orders must be address d.
AayS0 eod&wtf
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DIED.

In tbi city. Sept 2, Albertena L, infant daughter
OF Capt Henry A aud Annie A Pai;ersoa, aged 5
months 10 DAYS.
@S-Funeral on sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock
1T No 2 Gross street
In this city, Sept l. Hannah Lowell daughter OF
Ahner l. aud Ellen toOte, aged IL years sos
In Pola d. Sept Miss Hafy Eastman aged 20
sG-Funoral this Saturday. Afternoon al a o'cik
at the house q MIR Amos Grover. 4l9 Congress ST.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend.
ia DiNfeld, July 20, of cor SUMPTION Mr. Pdw,n
x knieht aged 81 wears meuths
Ia Augusta. = ug 10. OF diptheria Georgiana. aged
months-ehiidren of Josiah and Hannah Dana
In Augu,ts, Aug 20. of diptheria Maria Spauld.
ing. aSed % years months
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FOREIGN PORTS

Pfelle, from Cardiff De'enPor''
"a. ktt1z,st lcorrected.l ships Eastern Star Nealy
~. sanShAs; thsrles Penneli, Mecher MOI
m ~ saneiseo In distress; Enoch Talbot Merry
w. ~ ~, shlnehAs; Heen Clinton, Sprasue- New
iork ior San Francisco, in Distress 'f'-e1e' "e"
~ Mansanilla 18th ult BRIG j west IN, w.. xo.L
10 days, ldg. "e''' iof new OK
Liverpool =. n Iua"'s' harmhg'
bett, New York. s nAs'nA 'aue' Cur
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Boston stock List.
MARRIED.

In Boston. Aug 20, Jas Roger, Of Arson Ne,
and Miss nencuer Of Gardiner
In Bath, sept l. by Rev Geo Matthews stephen
Snow and Miss Fannie Allen.
la Biddoford. Aug 81 Gilbert Eastman, OF Gardi-
ner, aud Miss Ellen NJ Rinss.
In Cornish. Aug %. Cbas l. Heath and Miss Mary
L Dudley, both 0t Limerick.
In COrnville. Aug 10. Martin V Whittier. OF c,
aud Miss Mary Stickney. Of Athens.
AZ kendalIs Mills. Aug 81. Preston Emery and
Miss Anu Kelley, both of Fairfield,
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Malice.

4 fNHE unconditional Union voters of Cumberland
/ are Requested 10 meet at the town house in
said town on Tuesday, the 9Th day OF September
next, at oclock. T. NJ. TO nominate . candidate
for Representative 10 represent the town In the next
legislature also 10 choose q town Committee for
I the ensuing year. Per order of the Town Com
Cumberland, Aug. 30, 1884. aus9l dtd
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lPer .teamshlp Europa. !, no.,o..


AT AZ Liverpool 18th ulf. Belgian IA, onshs.. 1o,h
Yorl DoAhe' BOSTON, taltivafor. Russell. New
SD 18th. L sturges. William. N.,. VI, "a,
Harvest Queen. Hutchinson, do 'o'A' A0'"'
. la lsth. Gov Langdon, Davis singnno,.. M.~,
ha~eh' weeks, Rio Janeiro via Cardiff 10y
y London 18th, Lawrence brown, Pieroe. finn
.,a :, is,h Caroline sesmiih. cO,ter. Shields, to
ar Ar At Falmouth 18th. Highland Chief, Harrison.
Sid TIM Swansea lsth, John Br,ant cs,ssn.- a..
Cape de Verbs '--T ~-'~Aes' nor
:, Sid I'm Cardiff 18th. City Of Bangor. Fdger,v a,
Sape Town c0Hi 18th, Western Chief Bsiy. Point
a. A.. i!ristol 18TH Ada Murphy. for Portland. ldx.
pe,,.a aa ~ x isih iommie Hussey Patsn ior
At Auckland NJ June 8. Adelaide Rail t.,... =
Newcastle De-'' D@Ass' I'M
Ar at Calcutta July ., Eureka. Fan. Melbourn.
SD in Bombay July 8. sydeuhsm, nardins. "a,
taicurai llth. Longwood. Peterson DO: lsth / -
Calcutta y ohss
Al % July Is. Ocean Belle. Herman. 70, Mani.
nam baasn; siIphen kIlen Maria. Hal. and Wes-
tern Empire. Woodv orth. unc.
Al Gale July Is. Cathedral, Mclcher from gosson
cid June %. Sarah Starr. Fletcher. Epeland
c Ar 81 Aontesideo July 2. Young Eagle. walker.
A. =. Bio JsneirO July si,chas Davenport, Pr,b,a.
/, Ar at Psrpanbuco July %. John Matthew'S, Bar.
A. :, 81 Miehsels July IL. David ScLels, Pierce.
), Al = Msssina iith alt. MOne5nick. Smith. nom
Ar at Malaga 18th ult. waveriy. small, nar.e,l,.s
Cid at 6oitenburg prev 10 the liz, MI T,S,xsl
Churchill. North America. S'-s
n. AT A. osestemunde 18th uli. Martha Vineyard.
Lisbon. ~s''' N-sosfy'
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NOrss, Yarmouth,

VNHE unconditional Union voters Of North Var
Il mouth, are requested to meet at their Town
House, at 4 o'clock. 4. M. on SATURDAY. the third
DAY OF sept, TO nominate candidate for Represen-
tatiye TO Legislature
Per ordor Town Committee
North Yarmouth. Aug. %, 1854 dtd
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C4mbert rHd-GEuhuE ". wUODMAN, Portland
sAaUEL A HoLbkvOk. Freeport
EOauE flEh h, narnsvn
uAs'L hICn a X OSON, BALDWIN.
Asdrosc oQgsR-JEkEAiAn DlAGLkl ,JR.
P.sc sa4 ass-ELl - > dALt, r"Acson.
81 J.sd l.soc II 4ohAS j. SOU tdAhD, Richmond
fsssoos sos-OSos % n. BaaDBuaf. spnng med.
Az IUsrUs MANSJN, bangor
l. sNLs bAahER ole.on.
KeAssbec-JO,EfH A san 20 An, headdeld.
JUsla A ku 4, Al cbneld.
ca SOY HAN IS, b.nton.
Fraaki.a-CUkNELiISs TUNk. Jsy.
Vs. % HiLLiAd AouILVEkr.
las AI.LInEN.
York--E, xEs h A bA Nh >, 81 ldeford,
kLI ,oA Al Jkxkfi, soath Berwick,
L.fdkk oANoJHN. Parson asld.
kHax-- H. LSDwIG. Tnoa as.on.
JOAN d. WALK al, Union.
Lsscola-EvEkErf w SlEroON, OF Oamarasct'a
HIacock-iHOAAS WAkKEN, vi Deer Isle.
EBkA n. hAMuk. of Eden.
Washing toa-L VS. l. wADsW0aTH, Ir.
SAMUEL IL. taLbOT
Zrosst ,ok-PAkk sR 4. BURLEIGH, Linneus.
Oxford- IL. VikoIS, Norway.
THOMAS ChA>k, Buckne!d.
Somsrsst-DAtID ID STEWART,
JOHN ). IENNEY.
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WindbaEn.

FIfHE Union voters Of windham will meet at the
IL Town House on Saturday September g at
I'VE O'Clock in the afternoon TO nominate a cand;-
date 10 be supported Tor Representative to the
State Legislature.
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The Good Tina Coming

FINHE members and Lady visitors OF kasIern star
Il Division are requested TO DO on haad Al ths
meeting MONDAY EVENING. Sept. OH, a. the
hail in old City Government Building, cor aer OF
Congress Lime Streets, 20 taks part In the good
tims coming Of. Per order. sspts i3ss
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First National Bank.

This Bank will convert the seven-thirty NOTES ma
turing Aug 49, and Oct l, into six per cent bonds
OF lssl, in all the denominations in which the note
were issued. $50. sl0o. goo. and 81 0oO-at
commission Of per cent
W. L. GOULD. Cashier.
Portland, July 80. lss4.-eodtf
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A WORD TO rSaoKEas."-'Tis not cur intention
to preach reform against the growing and sociabie
OF the weed. for IL IL luxurious comfort. What
gentleman. we ask, old or young who Is addicted
TO this habit Of enjoying himself behind good Ha-
yana, psrtieu arly after hearty meal, will dispute
US, We speak from perienee. for often indulge
In good cigar ourselves, but what wish 10 sug-
gesti. try that justly popular fra grant convenient
andefieacious Dentifriee SOZoDONr just the thing
after smoking; removes instantly the unpleasant
taste aud odors attendant the OF tobacco: tits
refreshingly agreeable and leaves the mouth COO
and sweet
All Druggists sell it, price IS cents per bottle.
mch23 dlt
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The Sectional PARTY,

In 1851, upon no single fact did the Demo
Gratis ofiener or more loudly or more persist
emily ring their changes, than upon the sec
tiondl character Of The Republican nominal
lions, MessTs. Lincoln and Hamlin being both
residents of Northern aud free States. The
Democrats bad always, or for long years, bal
anced Southern Presidential candidate
against Northern Vice Presidential candi-
date, or Ui ssrse. They had had their Jack
son aud Calhoun, i. is true, both Southern, but
the treaC hery Of the latter. and his efforts to
place the Democracy in the same attitude of
ly towards The Government that 1t oc-
day, suggested the proprety of the
subsequently obtained. Since
NJ jackson and Van Buren,,
knson, Polk and Dallas,
and King, Buchanan
Midge and Lane, and
very case one Of
forth and the
: usually OBJ
~ ton in
pf the
Rates
Ap
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
50 MIDDLE Sr.. PORTLAND, No,
A. 8. Wis, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL, 1894. mayr2dem
stop, Drunkard /!

sPERANZA, an Italian preparation to destroy
the appetite for Intoxicating Liquors. II can be
Administered with perfect safety. Price One Dollar
per box.
THOMAS g. LoRING, Druggisi,
Cor. Exchange and Federal Sta,
sole Agents for Maine.
Portland, Aug 25-dsw
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LAuScHEp-At HRrpswell, Aug 29,h. from the
yard OF capt a MerEiman. a nns barque Of 52O
ioas, baiit OF white oak copper fastened and is in
every respect superior buiit vessel She is owned
b. Messrs Lewis DYER 20. Lewis 4 smith, the
builders. and Capt W II Lewis who IS to command
her. she is intended tor the South American trade
and will load Immediately 1t this port Tor Baenos
AyrCs.
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rIsuERriEN.

Ship Frank Pierce. from New York for Panama
was abandoned AZ sea June s. No particulars. Grew
saved.
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SPOKEN.

June y, lat 20 20 $. Ion 81 %. ship Ocean Chief
from Akyab for England IS days oaf. ~-''''
July 2. lat 80, Ion 81 ship syreu sesr. s,o,, n
erpool for New fork 'SAA 1-''-
Leghorn for New York Ivy NA.' live
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Sch Globe. of Portland, 1855 tons. rating AZ, and
built At Long Island iE lSo4 been purchased by
parties in Boston and Trenton, Me. for $500. and
Is TO be commanded b. caps Tracy, OF the latter
place.
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ar at Castus 2sth ut. sch Highland Lass. Joyce,
Grand Bank.
spoken-Aug ls OF Georges Shoals. sch Tarquin,
with 2s.0OQ fish
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NAlica

" Carriers Of the Daily Press are not aIlored
to sell papers on their routes
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Mr.. Sweat on the Rights of tho People

IL Is only wasting words 10 discuss the sla-
very question before New England people.
Years ago every man had made up his mind
committed 10 freedom. Whenever and where
ever the slavery question has become an eie-
ment of Importance 10 national matters. the
instincts OF New England have been as GER
tainly and radically in favor Of freedom, as
those of the South have In favor of slavery
There have been occasional disgraeeful ex-
ceptions, among whom We may reckon Mr.
Sweat.
Ii any proof Of this assertion were needed
1t could be found 10 his vote on the constitu-
tional amendment to abolish slavery, proposed
BY the last Congress 10 be submitted to the
legislatures of the States. 1t was generally
believed that all, except the most radical pro-
slavery men, would be willing to submit to
the people of the United States the simple
question whether slavery or freedom should
be protected by the organic laws Of the land
The following amendment TO the constitution
was proposed at the last Congress, under the
forms provided by the constitution itself, this
being simply preliminary step in the process
necessary to get the question before the peo-
pie:
"ARr. XIII.
Sec. l.T'Neither slavery nor involuntary
seryitude, except as punishment for crime
whereof the pa ty shall have been duly con-
victed, shall exist within the United States or
any place subject to their jurisdiction.
Sec. 2. Congress shall have power to enforce
this article by appropriate legislation"
The resolution was lost for want OF two
thirds vote, the vote being 90 to IS. Mr..
Sweat voted ia the solid column of the demo-
cratic minority.
Now both parties agree that slavery has
been the cause OF all our troubles. The one
side complains OF the aggressions of those
interested in favor of slavery, the other com
plains of the agitation of those opposed TO it.
Had there been no slavery there would have
been no rebellion. Could we get rid of slave
~ we should be free from an element which
Amight possibly in future create disturbances
the same sort as those which now threaten
national existence. True to the instincts of
day democracy, Mr.. Sweat voted for
a,r, and refused to allow the people an
unity to express their opinion on a sub
bis vital Importance.
Dir. Sweat and his party insist is the
supposed hostility of the North 10
- sole cause of the duration as
. of this cruel and destruc-
the people On the question
Sntion by ballots instead
q 10 really desire peace
l<f \ S. 81 3 Voted for submitting
& A peaceful ballot
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IMPORTS.

WINDSOR Ms. Sch Adsl.ne : los ton, plaster.
to Geo Gwynp.
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THOMAS G. LoRING. DRUGGIs ST,
"A Slight Colds Coughs.

Few are aware o. the importance OF checking a
Cough or "sLIGHr colo" in its first stage; that
which In the beginning wonld yield 10 mild rene
dy If neglected, soo8 attacks the lungs "BroHea's
Bronchiat IrocAes" give aud almost imme-
diate relief. M.ifcrV officers and Soiaiers should
hGce them, they can b. carried in the pocket and
taken as occasion requires. aug2 DAWN
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I Am DESTROYS

OF making arrangement with come family who
" has rooms 10 spare, for the accommodation OF
my family Consisting OF wife, Two ehldron, with
nurse vile not QGafreisoms or fsulttnCing-
dren obedsnt EVoms and location OF more copse.
quence than bouh;ifnl table Best or reEsrsRees
gtren FOR good acc atoms am willing to pay
literally or Shafe household expenses
Address. 4. v. Bon 2U93, DONALDSON
sept S-dff
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SAILING OF OCEAN srEAMsaIps.

vIfyou arein want Of any kind efPRINTING
ali At the Daily Press Once. q
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w-sVen,s wanted, address l.. DRESSER, Port
land, Me-, Box la.
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1herlm

6Qor1QB
Notwithstanding ~. rARKER, German.
y god ~ ,c-PAiklCh h NIL Az Bowdoiphsm
Pea .ese t-Joas ii. wILs N, Bangor.
K-Rseo .e-JnhS hAlJh, China.
frssklss- sEwAkU DILL Philippe.
Hstd ISRAEL n ORAaE
Yok-KicdAdD II biNG, Acton.
Kaox- Erh6s ". LAN1HION.
L.se,ls-F "a .yERI.k KENT, OF Bremen.
waIaiagton W. FAIRFAX.
ASeDds -. BRADBURY. noaIton.
C<fori- AUSTIN, Canton.
Trsasurers.
ssmbsriaad-PEiEK X. HALL, windham.
A,sdroscoggia-lsAA &C u. CukrIs.
Piscataq 49, AKLEs l.. kiABALL.
Sag ida aos-hEA az II. BovEY. Bstn.
i.ss % 'ot- aBaosE Z. LiSr, baagor.
ks@Aebee -DAAIEL Pih Augusta
Fr1aSIss-LEUSAnD hEITd. Pennington.
Yatdp-A,A A. hoWks.
fork-ALDIJs Sls.E. Alfred.
saox -ALUES SPRAouE
H@e1cs-wA u Pits rURY, OF Bucksport.
WasAsa tos-t.rs sflUo oAkGshI.
aoo.s-ASDk ..St, " wisssssst-
1ro TO d AMI I'll BRA obukf New Limerick
v<f,rd-- MILL an II0oI-s, Pars.
So'asrsss-LILA5 W. ruKAEt.
Judges Of Probate.
Ssgafahoc-AAus SoU ID d. a.
rssoesc I'll JaS q. GooFasY. Bangor.
ks4.ebsc-A h oAhEa, uaLowe
Frs-ktsa-PHLLLlf a. 81 boo, strong.
ufio - JsErd W. kNoNLrJS
rork-E ,@Aao .. BoJRSE. keanebunk.
Ah"-1-N a. iAkbOl.
Mao ee-pAkoka IL, X, of Bocksport
WLssssgfoA-JoNA HAN LIPrIAIUTr.
IL tcaa ~ ~ 5Usy skS 20 SswOatc
zr,os ook HENRY X. DOxSs,, fresYus Ise
Somsrsf-JAME, u. wAUud.
BE usters OF Probate.
snbsriaSd -sUGkS HuMPanEY Peuland
xtfrosccg sss-jEukGs >. woJUAAN.
r sc lfIq - - IA u .rCd 81 l., Dover
sag tssoc-ELII Al UPTON, Bath.
. ,ascf JOSEPH Ar La 4, bangor
k-ss 6'c-J ,sErh u asrJS, Augusta
w afo-BU An +. FiE.U
Yo-k-sEJapE d. kSoSLroS, siddeford.
Rsax- ,LfvEH g. BALL
II &c .ss Il ~ aG :. A. ~ S.R, OF Fnnklin.
" ishisyt s-dASOS IL. WILDER
pstook - % PAN a. do alion.
O<fsd j JSia :. no 5Ds Pal.
Somsrse.- SiEPHEN u LINDSEY.
Commissioners.
Issberi snd-CALkB 4. EdAILiE, Brio ston.
tdroscoogia -LsE STRICKLAND.
ri scss tfass-5EdLfS oaAN
*szsfIt e--wILLIAM " LIE, Bowdoinhan
t-A,AnE ". dcH ION. Edlns ton.
ezsuAkhANItL uR -vEe, ,islnz
@szus}~sasT ALL. ChssterviIle.
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ronT OF PORTLAND.



Steamer Potomac, Sherwood. New York
Steamer Forest City. Liscomb. Boston.
Steamer Lady Lang. Roix, Sanger.
Ste9m Scotia, hinball Augusta.
steamer New brunswick, Winchester. st John
NIB, Tor Boston.
sch Adeine, Brj Petiis. Windsor Ms
Sch Mary Laugdon. Cobb New York.
Sen Jos Turner. Eodgdon. Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Arcturns. gBrl stiles. Hilisboro NB-master
Bog clyde. tBrl Wood, hillsboro y B-master
sch DeboBalre, thrl Hiltz. Walton NS-master.
sch Ida Wheeler, Dyer, 6ardiner-Chase 4 Lit.
tlej5hn.
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W. p. FEssENDEN.

Secretary of the Treasury.
The bonds Tor this loan are ready for immediate
deliva-x
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UN,ON NOMINATIONS.

.sf Dist. RICHARD N CHAPMAN o, Biddeforc.
~ DIST 40 CASA. y tE SENDEN ofAu0urD
81 Dis, --sibiNu tafH DR OF Pittsntld.
"a Dist BEN T.. oil iAN, Of Orono
~ Disf.-JudSN. Sw q Y o. hue sport
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13
Home Finances.

We have 10 note another dull week in f.
nancial and mercantile circles. AT this sea-
son of the year business is always light and
the wants of the trade restricted, but just
now the inactivity prevailing is peculiarly
marked, owing mainly TO the condition OF the
roads throughout the interior. Intercourse
with Sacramento, Stockton and Marysville,
from some portions Of the country, has been
seriously interrupted for more than week
mast. and to many localities it has been found
difficult 10 transport merchandise. Remit
t,ue.s of treasure hence have also been re-
,arded. and the regular annua. settlements
usually made at about this time will doubt
less not be forthcoSing with as much prompt
lind. as in former years. As We have IRE
onen,ly remarked, however, credit during the
summer and fall has been more restricted
than usual. and the indebtedness Of the coun-
try dealers cannot be Of suficientmagnitude
10 create any embarrassment to merchants
here. even in the event Of an entire absence
of aid in this direction for sixty days hence.
Receipts of Treasure from the country
since Saturday last will amount to ", oOO,
600, including about 100000 from Portland
and Victoria. Bullion is likely to be Plentl-
full for Mondays steamer, and gold bars are
now offered at S30@S40. Silver is ranging
as formerly, at J per cent. premium to per
cent. discount. The market for bills and
telegraphic transfers on the East has not yet
been defined but rates will not probably vary
materially from those ruling on last steamer
day.
legal Tender Notes have been active and
steady this week, at about Asa 4S1c. Gold
was quoted in New York on the 9th instant
at 23i.-S. F. Mining Press.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR CHIEF ENGINEER.
L II. RROKAW.

TAyING RECEIVED THE NOMINATION
III of Chief Engineer from Virginia Engine Co.
No I, announces that be is o candidate for that
position for the coming year.
December 9th 1864 deg I'd
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NEw PETROLEUM CoxrASY.-TAs A

I New PETROLEUM CoNPANr.-ThS Ad-
ans Petroleum Oil Company filed Nbeir
certificate of incorporation in the office OF
the Clerk of the County Court Of San
Francisco on the 9Th inst. Their object
is to work mines of petroleum and petro-
leum oil, situated in the southwest quar-
ter of section fifteen, town one, north,
range one, east, of the meridian of Monte
Disblo. The capital stock of the COM
pany is $500, 900, which is divided into
two hundred shares of $1,000 each. The
Trustees are Phillip Wolf, S. B. Whipple
and James I. Cruikshank.
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nrRRnhaclxa.

CAUTION TO MILL MEN AND OTHERS.
u John Bowen, one of the finn Of Herrick g.
McCurdy, known Foundrymen, paid me 81 in
Greenbaeks, when he agreed to pay in coin. 1
trust all men indebted to Bowen will pay him In
The same kind of coin. must also state, gave
This man the clothing when he was badly In need
Of them. Il hAhhlS,
deg II Next to Gold Hill NEWS once
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The Catholic Prelates in California are
Most Rev. Doctor Alemany, Archbishop Of
San Francisco; Right Rev. Doctor Amar,
Bishop of Los Angeles and Monterey; Right
Rev. Doctor o'Connell, Bishop Of Marysville,
and Right Rev. Doctor Loss, the exiled
Bishop Of Sonora, Mexico. The latter, it is
possible, will soon return to his diocese.
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Arrival. and Departures.

ARRIvALs-By Pioneer Stage-Mrs. Mea,
cham and child, Robert Goodwin, G. D. Hall
and lady, H. Gregory, P. J. McNamee, John
Gillespie, J. E. Moore.
DEPARrrREs-By Pioneer Stage-L: w.
TAYLOR, C. VI. Barr, c. Merran, Mr.. Myer,
Dr.Bein. George Westfall, Judge Mesick, u.
Finley, J. F. Alard.