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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

monStrato conciuSlVeiy bndt OuI oulionuOie~
Bank officers are not doing what Is alleged
against them. @@ = a. b.
~
ExPLANAToRY.-Iti Is not often that we no.
tice anonymous correspondents, but we de-
part from The rule in this instance. One who
dates Portland, Dec. 12th," and signs himself
Zone of your Many Readers" says, referring
to Secretary Fessenden's Report: ~
shave looked eagerly through the columns
of the Press for his Report upon the financial
condition OF the nation; regret to say that
thus far have looked inyain.
"By very short extract from one of the
Boston papers in your issue OF this morning,
am led to infer that Secretary Fessenden
has made a Report but beyond that, / am en-
tirely ignorant of the fact. from anything I
have seen in your columns"
Then follows request for us to publish the
report sir the Secretary has made one, and
"ifp our columns arc not too much crowd
ed -ta f.s..S...-,.,-, a.
Now for our say.
l. "If" "Many Readers" thinks he can edit
| the Press better than the work is now done,
we invite him to try his hand for week or
ten days.
2. "Ifn he has any process BY which he can
crowd two bushels Of wheat into measure
that holds but one, we would like 70 have the
benefit of it. 10 aaaugo2agaAn cnk
3. IF" he has occasion to write US again,
making covert filings at the Press and limiting
at its shortcomings, We will thank him to
| ~ md IA
we shall know how to appreciate his advice.
A. IF" sMany Readers" had read the Press
containing the Presidents Message. he would
have found in the same paper an abstract OF
Secretary Fessenden's Report, By telegraph,
4 and would have had no occasion to say that,
beyond the brief extract from the Boston Id
uertiser he is, entirely ignorant of such a re
port being made, sfrom anything ! fhel have
l seen in your columns II EehH shs
! 5. Tae Boston Advertiser itself, though
paid to publish the United States Laws, has
not published the Report referred to; only an
abstract, which abstract we have on file for
our columns just as soon as we can make room
for IT'D b 8N02 ~ HAYsf.TIW
| 8. The Treasury Report is twice as long as
the Presidents Message; would make from
eight to tensolid columns in ourpaperi has
been published only in papers of the largest
size, and We doubt II Department Report Of
its length has ever been published in this city
1 seldom in Boston. 1t lie not usual for news
papers to publish more than an abstract O
them. sm8s-s Il yoJ
Last though not least, the Secretary Of thu
Treasury's Report was sent, IN ddDdnce, (
,vestern. Ne,c York and Boston papers; al
. least they acknowledged the receipt of AID
VANCE COPIES, sohsIe no copy hos sosr beer
y'scsiped at this office, except such as we have
found ia the newspapers. ,szsla ssi4aH,
We viii only add that We are doing the best
we can to accommodate our readers, surrender
ing up nearly all our space to correspondents
and yet we have dozen unpublished com
munications ca hand, and several of our sowI
articles In type which have hseR crowded ou
for a week. - g s.@tess w. @gAA
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EA conductor put q man. who refused to
pay his fare, of the railroad train, near Pttseld
the other day. and the man dropped down into
the darkness, The conductor presently found
that the train had stopped on a bridge over
bottom and found dead.
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- EpilePtic Fits can be Cured. --Dr.
LooKRow having become eminently successful in
curing this terrible malady, invites all similarly a
cted, to call or send tor circulars Of reeEanees and
twenty:snuy years standing. Hs devotes his atten.
ton especially to diseases the Cerebro Axis
or Nervous system, and solicts an Investigation O
his claim to the public confid snce.
BE may be consulted at his private residence No.
14l West 42d street, daily from 10 A. NJ to p N
except Saturday and sunday Address All lettsrs ~
Care off. o. Box 5i1a. octfdsm a.
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s KgaA Il e s

TO LET Il OR FOB SALE, CHEAP I
Wholesale or Retail.
Also Chidren's SLEDS, made of best White
Oak Stock, and painted in Portland; and for sale
wholesale and retail. - - -
p AT LANES
Nov22-d4w No. Free street.
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sPnK EN-

aug 10, lat n s, Ion 81 Is E. ship NJ Davis fBr)
hoOupman, 80 davs from Rangoon for Falmouth e.
Oet ~, lat 90 y, lon 22i W, ship Live Oak alden
from New York r San francisco. n 49,.
Oct Hat IA G. Ion rs 10 w, ship Casilda Stafford
rom Newport TOR Mpnteyideo. 80, II
Oct 80 lat ~ N Ion s. w, barque West India, rom
New York for Table Bay CGH.
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MINIATURES ALMANAC
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
me nday,.,......,t,... .... :. Deoem Der 1,
ISL THfr Ire rARpIURn asff lfnf ~ II

Monday,........,,s...... ~. .Decembcr
tfi Tsfq bna ARRIVED. ari lfai O.. f0u1r
Steamer Lady Lang Roix, Bangor 10 s,1e-gs
Sch Adeline, Brl Pettis, CORVALLIS Ms. 49,. .
Sch II B Foster, Trafton. st John N for Boston.
Sch Rio, wentworth. Calais fer Providence.
Sch VIM Hill. Moon. Frsnklip tor boston l0i
Sch Haieion, King, Franklin for New York ~.
Sch Harry. Wooster. Fran kiln for Boston.
Sch May1ower, Foss, Gouldsboro for Boston,
Sch Rattan, Curtis, III sworth Tor Boston. a7''if9
Sch Minnsoia, Holt. Ellsworth for Boston, fi 1H
Sch Eudofa Lord, Ellsworth FIR Rastep, f.... d
son Lucy Jane, Spuriag. Bangor for Boston
sch Pioneer, Haskell. Bangor for Cambridge
sen Union, Avery, Vinalhayen for New York
II -ae3a3i it2s CLEARED, gs1 8ai 4.a al
Barque Mary Ann. (sr) Dunham, Havana- Chase
Brig GO " Chase, new, 2sl tons) pannlng, Ma.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Enrolled and DRAFTED Mem.

I- Carriers Of the Daily Press are NOT a,lo,vsa
to Hpapers on their routes.
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tFrom an ocoassonas oorrsspOndsas.l
A 0Roston Notion. y

zm az A Boston Notion" 90, a59s3 naSs
It originated, however, in Dsdham, where
is the jail of Norfolk county. in which kind
words have been spoken, and mutual kind
thoughts awakened, at Sunday School ses-r
sions, for many years. s'S W "a sas ~
These have now terminated in a new insti-
tuition, which, supported mainly by Boston
bounty, must be reckoned among the philan-
thropic ornaments Of New England's metropo-
lis. aseeleaal
Many women had passed short terms of i'm
prisonment there, and been discharged with
OUT character" and with no prospects of
employment or even sympathy that could
keep them, even il comparatively moral, from
plunging into the depths Of poverty, despera-
ton and vice.
The deep interest felt for such cases was
communicated by female assiduity and enthu-
siasm to kindred spirits in Boston and Eicini.
ty; and the other day the Temporary. Home
for discharged female prisoners was formally
opened, with addresses from Gov. Andrew,
DR.. Huntington and others, on the '@Linden
Farm" mile from Dedham village. Miss
Goulding, a lady Of long and successful ex-
perience in the Industrial School for girls, at
Lancaster, is matron, and small and quiet
family of some half dozen is already gathered
within the precincts of Christian HOME;
word long forgotten, if ever known, by these
poor outcasts. ~.
The house is designed for thirty, and il the
plan succeeds, why may not similar work be
added to the list Of charities in our dear old
home? PORTLAND.
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ImKediateiy beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head Is formed and secreted AS long as the
scalp 10 tree from diesase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps lis natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases af-
feet the scalp these glands BECOME involved in the
same disesse and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner or later the hair begins to fall
on, and In many cases. If not arrested, will produce
complete badness.
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands. and createa new and healthy action, the
physiological Hair Regenerator has proved per-
fect success
1t is not "Dye." and will not stain particle. 1t
will positively "RHsroRE GRAY HAM, in all cases
to its original color. It promotes growth of new
hair in an cases Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair are not completely disorganized
It prevents the hair from falling or and removes all
dandruE heat, humors and itching from the scalp.
keeps the hair soft. moist and perfectly baafy and
gives It glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t Is
highly pertumed, and as dressing It has no superb
or. The "Regenerator' Is warranted to produce the
above results In all cases, If not the money to be
refunded: Whit every "Gray Head" in New Eng.
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
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FHtHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to an
Il concerned, that she has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself tho trust of Exesatrix OF az
last viii and testament of -
LUCIA wADsWoRrH late Of PoriInd.
in the county of Cumberland. single woman %.
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs. she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to tho SAID deceased's estate to make Immediate
paym ana those who have any demands thereon.
to exhibit the same for settlement TO
Portland Dec c, 1864. 56wsw.
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ttna,
ed more afdaous aiid painful responslo,lnes'
than those which now rest upon the hing Of
-aeers Of me- American Government. MI.
Fesssnden pa passes no>day that is not burdensd
with .nx,s.v. no night that does not include
Won steenless hours. How much sharper q
tho-o II would plant in his pillow, II he could
49, made to believe that his tiSends and fellow
s,,,zens here in Maine were issuing hundreds
Of thousands of illegal paper money, in dam
aging rivalry with the national ctfreneS oy
which he seeks to feed and pay our brave ar
mics, and sustain the honor and life -os the ma
ton! .SS(I1AD ssGsi vi SslSSl
But he could not be made to believe 1t. 1t
cannot bs SO. All these considerations de-
monstrate conciusively that our surrendered
Bank officers are not doing what Is alleged
against them. 4& = ~ b.
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THNHk subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
taken upon himself the trust OF Administrator, Of
HARRIET ADAMS, 1.. r
lateof Danvers, in the S'ate OF Mss'achusetts ia.
Q ased, hsving stat In the county of CumberIssa
BY giving bond as the law directs he Therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
those who have any demands thereon. to exhibit
the same for settlement to ~
Portland, Bee Q, 1854, so1 sSs ''
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49, -------------------- ts ErM
a lfyog areip want of any kind o PRINTING
oil at the Daily Press QfSos, ~
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly print
st this otRoe. ~ :,
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ANDREW Dew. BARss, Md,
Graduate 81 lAs rUalaslty Of Alllrgh,' Scotland,

Late Resident Surgeon of the "Royal Materially
400 Hospital, I" RdiubuFsh. & q 81 II
Residence-corner of Cumberland and Locust Its.
20 Office hours, 8 to II A. NJ. and to 4,P.M.
Octlf2rn*
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TIBBErrs BRoTHERs

Druggists and Chemists. PropfiasoFs, Manchester
es. ~ ss NH
Sold at wholesale and retail by W. W. WHIPPLz,
q Market Square. Portland, Sole Agent, and by
Druggists everywhere. sept9 GA eodtojanl
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DISASTERS.


sen Maiden, from boston loF Cherryfeld, with an
assorted cargo, sprung leak and sunk 60 milos Cd
Boone Island. on the 9th inst. The crew were saved
and brought to Saco by sch Friendship. Capt Small.
Sch Boynton, Herriek. Bangor for Washing.
ton, put into Salem 18th inst in dist ess having split
sails and sprung leak during the gale on Saturday
Sch Wachman, from Calais, went ashore on God
Island. Y, in the storm on Saturday. and biaeI
will have to discharge to get of.
Ship Sebastopol from Philadelphia for Pensacola.
was fallen in with by U transport Night nRa e. ON
the 18th nl IN distress having shifted cargo and be-
ing manageable She was taken in tow and had
arrived at rortugas where abe would discharge part
Of aer cargo Of coal. She does not appear to b
Sch Alciope ColIamoFs. from Bangor for Dorches.
ter, with lumber, is ashore Winthrop Beach, the
Z sea making complete breach over her All hand
were taken of by life boat from Deer Island In an
exhausted condition. afsa---l $1,000 = - =
A lime laden SCH supposed the Lion. furnish. from
Vinalhayen via Rocklapd for New Bedford went
ashore on Nahant Beach. on Saturday, and soon
went to pieces. The crew all persisted. Three at.
t TEN were made to get to the wreck with lie
boat, but JAILED. ALUM .tA JIM 20 1Jl ~
Sch Grecian Crabtree. from Franklin for Boston.
Is ashore high and dry, on tho Spit al the outh Of
Shirley Gut. 84ne silH at,if I fiI1'1 l1 - -,
Sch Warrenten has pvt into Gloucester. badly
the 10th inst. -tff 30 ~ f-s AZ flTtkl - -
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National Banks. !"

Mr. EDrroR:-You had the kindness to in
sert. at my request, couple OF paragraphs.
last week, stating the conversion Of the SUE
FOLK and other Boston Banks into National
associations. The next day, your correspon-
dent "E !" referring to these paragraphs, made
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taat AeS FtSHERMEN. 20 e.la l5l
Cid at Gloucester eth, schs EleoIFie Flash Melon
aid, and Haskins, Reeves, Fortune Bay NE;
Col Allen, Smith d.
CID a. do 9Th. SENS Julia Pafspns, Douglass. and
Sanborn, Grimes, Fortune Bay; 9th, Col Eis,
worth, Rowe, do. '
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Notice tn ,Tec,,,n,cs.

AT A Court OF PROBATE held at Portland Within,
anu ior the County of Cumberland, on the arst
eighteen hundred and sixty -four, '-' -1O'O
JOHN YOUNG. Guardian of Daniel Mitchell. lais
- Of Yarmouth, non eompos ment . decesFed hrS
said ward for Probate: -
= ~ acds Ordered, That tho said Guardian rive
notice to all persons interested by causing notice to
1e published three weeks successfully in the Maine
state Press, printed at Portland that they NAV an
pear az Probate Court to be held at said Portland
me nrst Tuesday Of JanuaryInext atten Of the
SocH IN tne forenoon, and show cause Ii any thew
nave, why the same should rot be aIIoweJ ' wy
JOHN A. WATERMAN Judga
Z true copy, Attest: 0uNsos
: so wSw" EUGENE HUMPHREY. Rev,s,..
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At Court Of Probate held at Portland ,v,,,,, =.
for the County of Cumberland on the e. r anu
day Of December in the year our Lori a;hta
D. hundred and sixty-four e's"'eeA
iRENJAMIN r. STUR6IS GuardiSo nj. roA.
~ Slurgis and another, minor cbiIdTea ana 81
oiJonn Sturgis, late of orhaJn In said 1icnnfv a.
ceased having presented mis- petition Tor lIcas.a 10
sen ana convey certain real estate of said inors AZ
uessreea IN said petition. an advantag eoas cfsr-
having Dees maze therefor, - = =. p.
lt toas Ordered, That the said Guardian g,vn
notce 70 ai persons Interested by causing notice to
S9 PuJnsneu three weeks successfully in the Maine
otale Tress PEanted at Portland that they may ap-
pear " PROBATE Oonrt to be held at said Portland
c KY Wy tuesday OF January next at ten of the
Slock ~ tno forenoon, and show cause If any thew
nave why the same should not be granted - -
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge
A true copy, attest, I - : =
w3w- EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.
AT OoVnF or PRoBArE held at Portland. wfthin
ana for the County of Cumberland ON The tirst
1AesaAy OF December. In the year OF our Lord
r1 eighteen hundred and sixty -four. n
TEiKlSlRAH G. HUTCuJNS, Administratcr ar
Il the estate David Dodge, ia Q Of Povnsi IN
taiu Oolnty, ceased Laving present his first ao.
co'ht OF administration Of said estate for DR. tate:
" ods Ordered, That the said Administrator give.
noce TO al persons interested. by causing notice 10
O O PN9lNnea three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Maine
State Press, printed at Portland that thew NAV an
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Portan5
Oh the hrst Tuesday of January next at ten Of the
CLOCK In the forenoon, and show cause if any thew
nave why the same should not be allowed
.a...a JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
6O~sTs : EUGENE HUMPHREY. Re glitter.
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~S ASS~At@A ~SAoAAb0hAOA ~ do lOEcNcI W c1CluQe
slavery. introduced at the last session, passed
the Senate with only six opposing votes. In the
House the vote stood IS to g. A change Of
twelve votes from the negative to the afirma-
tive side, would have given the required two
thirds majority.
EVA Catholic Female Seminary at Suspen-
sion Bridge, was totally destroyed by fire on
Mondayfof last week. The School contained
$50 pupils. The building was totally destroyed,
and the loss of property is estimated at $780,
600, One young man named Hopkins, in en-
deavoring to save property, was buried in the
ruins.
Week before last, says the Paris Demo
crGt, Mr.. Andrew J. Perham of Woodstock,
succeeded in killinga splendid eagle, that has
for some years past been living ON the lambs in
that vicinity, The eagle measured feet 10
inches from the tips of his wings; stood feet
high, and was feet inches from end of tail to
end of beak j. asa srgi EE-
BThe Governor and Council of Massachu-
sets have pardoned Edward p. Jeffries, the
swindleE. sentenced to two years in the State
Prison for obtaining goods under false pre-
fences. tits nearly as difficult for rich crimi-
nal to be keptin state prison as it was in olden
time for Q rich man to enter the kingdom of
heaven.
VThe Bangor Times gives a firm of wood
dealers in that city the benefit Of free adyer-
tiscment. They charge SO cord, of which the
Times makes NO complaint; but having bought
and paid for half cord, after it was delivered
the purchaser had it measured by city sur.
veyor and found it measured only three feet Of
this the Times does complain, and hence the
free advertisement.
81 The Boston Herald gives the following
and its authority in relation to sherman. 4
man swears he knows-but refuses TO tell who
told him-that Sherman e whole army has taken
to the Savannah river to hide It's trail, and that
the soldiers are all floating down the current on
their backs to take the city Of Savannah by sur,
ahead with his sword in his
teeth, and his baggage. toothbrush in his left
hand aaa w l snev fe
y The Gardiner people have dedicated John
son Hall, with appropriate festivities, Rishop
Burgess, Rev. Mr.. Bailey of the Uniyersalist
church, Rev. Mr.. Gardiner of the Episcopal and
Rev. Mr.. Blake of the Methodist participated
besides lawyers and judges, and after a rich
banquet music and dancing were INDUCED in
by such as chose. The editor of the .lburnal
was there and avouches for the strength Of the
building, as the rapture would have lifted the
ratters had they not been properly secured.
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late Of Stsndi.h. in the county of Cumberland.
tsas' oy giving bond the law directs; he
ti aS Iequests all persons who are indebted to
uno sa,o aeceassds estate to make immediate Paw
ny y. aug those who have any demands thereon 10
eAnipat the same for settlement to
standish, Dec 9. 1854 -" % sc ClSS s"n'
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Thirty-six Indiana regiments have enlist
ed as veterans,
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The Atlantic for 1891

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