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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

REcRUIrING.-At the Provost Marshal's Of
ice yesterday, five substitutes and recruits
we're accepted and credited-one to Portland,
one to Naples, two to Limington, and one to
Scarboro Four were enlisted for the U. S.
regular service and credited-three to Bidde-
ford and one to Naples. -Four were enlisted
for the Naval service and credited-one to
Biddeiord, one to New6eld, and two to North
Raruichr 4-cf. frs fas aaa
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
FROM RIO JANE1Ro.

Viotent Tornado and Great Damage done to
the City Houses Btoipn DosyY and others
RiddIed by Hail-TesseIs Wrecked and Loss
of life.
NEW YORK. Dec. l.
Rio Janeiro dates of Oct 18th have been re-
ceived.
A violent tornado occurred there Oct. 18th,
damaging the city seriously for about quar-
ter of mile in width. Many houses were
blown down, and others were completely rid
died by hail. The tornado lasted for fifteen
minutes.
The bark Leighton was capsized and lost,
ard little son of Capt. Blathford drowned
The bark Lapwing was considerably damaged
Several foreign vessels were capsized and
number OF lives lost. A boat beloL ging to the
English ship of the line Bombay was inset.
and the crew, with several officers. were lost.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

UNION AssEMBLIEs.-Let the lovers OF fun
remember the grand Union Assembly at Lam
caster Hall tonight. The opening assembly
on Thanksgiving evening gave promise Of
brilliant and select party who will patronize
these dances. Those who have heretofore at
tended these parties will not fail to do SO this
winter, and to those who have enjoyed one Of
these social dances we say-go, by all means
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
PERUVIAN HAIR REGENERATOR

Acts upon the secTetiors of the scarf skin of the
scalp giving life te the roots OF the hair and
ing it from falling OF.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

BREAKING INTO SHoP.-The Trunk and
Saddery shop of Messrs. Henry Dunn & Son,
was entered Wednesday night by means OF a
false key, the money drawer broken open, and
about three dollars in currency stolen. No
articles were missed from the shop. A per-
son in the painters room over the shop, heard
the noise, but thought it was either Mr.. Dunn
or some one who belonged there.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

MARROW EscAPE.-As Mr.. and Mrs. Pop
penburg were returning to Cape Elizabeth
about three O'Clock this morning from sere-
made to some friends in this city, on entering
the beat it was capsizcd and Mrs. Poppenburg
aud two gentlemen were thrown into the wa
ter. BY the exertion or gentleman of the
party they got out, though the lady was con-
siderably exhausted.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

CoRREcTIoN.-Allow me to correct mis-.
take in your items yesterday. The late Con
sui to Egypt ssds not the father to A. W
Thayer, just appointed Consul to Trent, but
an older brother, and both were sons to the
gentleman Of thai name, so well known here
as publisher of the Independent Statesman,
a number of years since. E.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec. I.
There is the best authority for denying the
statements by Washington special dispatch
to morning New York paper, that the for
eign troops put into the field by Massachu-
sets, have proved towards, traitors and de-
serters, but there is ample evidence of di-
rectly contrary nature, they having proved
themselves as fearless in battle. as excellent
in morals both in the regiments serving in
Sherman's and in Grants armies Of course
the added statement that President Lincoln
intended demanding of Massachusetts other
men to fill their places is simply gratuious
falsehood
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

DRowNED.-The Bath Times, of the LIST inst
states that Capt. Samuel G. Stlnson. of that
ci'y' ieit MS mouse about o'clock, Tuesday
evening, and was found Wednesday morning
about s o'clock, in the river near Hospital
Point. Capt. Stinson had not been for some
time in his right mind. Whether he fell into
the river or voluntarily drowned himself cam
not be known. There we're no bruises or marks
Of injury on the body.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
0. s. Commissioners, nourt.

WIN. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMISSIONERS.
Robert Peel (not the late Chancellor of Ex-
cnequor OF England), was brought before the
Commissioners yesterday charged with enticing
soldiers to desert from the U. S. service, also
with harboring deserters. he gave bail for
his appearance before the Commissioner to-
dav
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec /.
The Commercials Washington special saws
there Is no truth in the report that the collec-
ton of the additional income tax is DELAYED
until the Supreme court decides on It's con-
nationality.
The Posts special Washington dispatch
says the President has determined to reserve
his decision of the question of the Chief JUS
ticeship of the Supreme Court, until after the
arrival OF the Members of congress.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

SIsTERLY---The Cincinnati Gazette re-
marks that the Republican majority in New
England shows an increase of nearly $4,000
over that of 1860. But the increase in the
nine northwestern States is $4,000. 1t adds
"Let New England. therefore, understand
that the West most emphatically declare that
she cannot spare from the great Continental
republic her genius, her science, her literature
anu ner education, though her comparatively
barren soil is of little worth.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

WE would cheerfully call the attention Of
our readers to the Clothing advertisement of
Messrs. P. Morrell & Co., in another column.
Mr.. Morrell is an old hand at the business hav-
ing had charge of the cutting department in
the late Mr. Ballou's employ for series OF
years. He will give all fits who fayors him
with their patronage.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

THE accident sustained by Mr.. E. E. Little,
by coming in contact with the gas fixtures in
his cellar, we are glad to say was not SO seri-
Gus as has been represented in some papers
Instead of being SO badly injured as to entire
ly lose one eye, and probable loss Of the 9TH
err, enc eye was not at all injured, and the
other is fast recovering its usual sight.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

AccIDENT.-As two ladies were passing
down Union street, when opposite the store Of
Breed G. Turkey, one of them slipped and one
of her legs went down between the building
and grating, seriously iDjuring her. She was
conveyed to her residence and her injuries at
tended To-
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
Trial of a Lake Erie Raider.

TORONTO, Q. w, Dec. I.
The case of Burleigh, one of the Lake Erie
raiders, came before the court to-day. Mr..
Russell, the District Attorney of Detroit, con-
Quoted the case. Witnesses identified the
prisoner, and testified to the part taken by
him in the raid. The case was then adjourn
ed to next week.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

DEMONSTRATIONS have been granted to
James M. Maxwell of Cape Elizabeth, for i'm
provement in seed planter. Antedated Dec
Is, 1858. Also Greenleaf Stackpole, of Ellis
worth, for improvement in Sewing Machines
Annotated Sept. II, 1863
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
Ksso xors 1arses.
NEW YORK, Dec l.
0Otton-heavy; sales zoo bales; middling uplands

NEW YORK, Dec 1.
Ootton-heavy; sales zoo bales; middling uplands
l2S -
Flour-sales 10 800 bbls; State ard Western I00l5c
lowers State b01l0 Is; Rouad Hoop Ohio Il 90
OH %; Western o6@l 80; Southern--heavy; sales
400 bbis at IL 65@l5 Is; Canada 1oc lower; sales $50
bbls at = e5l1ll 90.
Wheat-lG2c lower; sales 1900 bushels Chicago
Spring at . 90: Racine Spring 2 25; Winter Red
Western 29G2 45i & i.Waukte Club 224; Amber
Dichisan 247
I91
Oats-2o lower; State 80.
Beef-sfea6 y.
Pork-hishe sales tSOO bbls one year old mess at
80 50134 so.
Lard-lower; sales 1900 bbls at 21A02l3c.
Butter-Otio at e5G48c
Whiskey-f mer; sale. 1900 ibis at s7(al s91.
Rce-frm; sales 200 bags Rangoon at ls1@l4c.
Sugar-hrm; sales 60n hhds: Muscovado 201SG234
Cofee-frm; sales 1000 bags Rio on priva, lei ms
Enthusiastically; sales $50 bbls Muscovado at rs;
New Orleans at 20@ll 30.
Naval Stores-dulI
17t@lS4.
at 47@4Sc.
Wool-steady
Freights to Liverpool-dull.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

HALL L. DAVIS has just issued his calan'
dar for 1865. 1t is beautifully got up and
should be in every shop, counting room and
office to which it will be an ornament.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

PRovINcErowN, MASS, Dec. /.
Steamer C. G. Leary from New York, put
into this harbor to-day, having been so
what damaged by collision with an unknown
side-wheel steamer in Vineyard Sound last
night,
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

The special correspondent Of the American
Telegraph writes as follows from Annapolis:
"The steamer Constitution has arrived with
700 paroled men. She left Savannah Sunday
night. She brings no papers later than Nov.
22d.
Nothing definite had been heard from Sher-
man; but 1t was the general belief in Savan-
nah that he was advancing on that city in
two columns. Hf
All is CONSERVATION among The rebel authori-
ties.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
Fryeburg Academy
Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Female
College.
BRlDGT0N ACADEMY
III NORTH Bridgton, Ne.

al North Bridgton, Ne
Il mence en- Tue day. Dec 6, 1854, under the CON
tnued care of Mr.. Charles n. Hilton A. NJ long
known as thoronWk and popular Teacher.
THOMAS HI. MEAD, Sec'y.
Nov 81. ls54.--aiAaE Swtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
NJ q II I Q "a
Stockholders, Meeting.

THERE will be a special meeting of TIE stock.
holders OF he tarnswOIth Manufacturing Com
many. At the Counting Room Of :: LIBBY Co,
IN Portland, on Thursday, Dec sth, at O'Clock =
NJ. Per tlrder Of Directors.
S.B HASKELL, Clerk of Corporation.
dec1td
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

HORSE RAILRoAD.-The number of pas
sengers conveyed over this road during the
month Of November was 74,16l-not quite SO
many as during the two previous months,
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.


NesC Advertisements To-DGv.
R'moval-J. Fl. Temple.
ODera-Deering Hall.
Auction Sale-E. NJ. Pa'ten.
KID Glovaa--Cha3. Gusts Il Co. aftE
Stase Of Maipee-Circular.
Undershiris, Sc--Chas. Iustis & Co..
Board-77 Free st.
Il air Liie-Chas. Gusts u Co.
Surgeon Gen rails n office.
Mems Gl0ves-Chas. Gusts b Co.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
COMPOSITIONS WANTED /!

VNANTED Immediately. COMPOs TORS. Who
w wall be pad FoRFY-FI cents yer thousand
Apply az Herald Office, No. will,ams Court Bo,-
ton. +. G. BAILEY. ProuIietor
Dec l-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02

BURNETr's original Cocoaine is the BEST
hair dressingin the world.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
EDUCATIONAL.
Portland Academy /!

che Winter Term will Begin Nov. a.
TNHIS School is for both Misses and Masters with.
4 out gard t. age or attainments.
Pupils may be admitted at any time in the term.
For further particulars apply to
j. IL. RANSOM,
noVl6d6m 81 Congress street
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
BY TELEGRAPB
rOFEF
Portland Daily Press.
FROM TENNESSEE.
Official Confirmation Of the GlOri-
i GUS Victory.
Rebel Loss COCO, and 1000 Prison
.4sba ers Captured. ao
DESPERATE CHARGES OF THE
ENEMY.
sa esq 70 i low OF
EVACUATION OF FRANKLIg.
DESPERATE CHARGES OF THE
ENEMY.
EVACUATION OF FRANKLIN.
A Great Battle Momentarily Expected
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. /.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. /.
The, following dispatch was received late
last night:
Franklin, Tenn, 3Oth-Mqi. Gen. Thomas:
The enemy made a heavy and persistent at
tack with about two corps, commencing at
about O'Clock, and lasting until after dark,
and was repulsed at all quarters with very
heavy loss. Probably five or six thousand
men. Our loss was probably not more than
one tenth of that number. We captured
about 1000 men, including on Brigsdier Cen
eral.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
PERUVIAN HAIR REGEKERATOR
Is the most perfect II air Renewer in use.

e inc most peilect Tar ReneWer In use.
Everybody should use PERUVIAN HAIR RRaKa-
ERAroR. Beacdre Of ImitatioRs! Call sor Peruyi-
an Ha r Regenerator aud receive other.
Jones RAY whole sale agents. 40 Washin Qton st.
Boston; Also Weeks Il Potter, Carter, Ru.t 4 Co ,
and 9TH rs At whole ale by Sheppard Co Port.
land At re all L. G. GILsoE. Ia Mari ct sorars,
sHoRr 4 WATEEHoUsE, cor Congress 8 Mic de It ,
and dealers generally. nov 24-dsms
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
nissolu,ion of Coparmership.

THyHE copartaersbip heretofore existing under TIE
name and frm OF DraAe = Davis is this day OILS.
solved by snutual consent All persons Indebted to
ssid Arm are requested TO settle iuln ediatey viii
A Davis at the old stsr d. who Is authoriz TO ad.
list ali matters of the firm.
nov2sdlm DRAKE DAVIS.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
A Gard.

A. Davis Cloyes Brothers having purchased tho
stock and taken the stand formerly occupied By
Drake Davis, would respectfully solicit the +
ron'ge both firms at the old stand, vhe'e We
shall be known BY the firm name OF Davis cloyei
Brothers. A. DAVIS,
FIJI. CLoTHs,
nov28dlm G.H.cLoxRs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
BOSTON ENDORSEMENT
Jaques' Famous Ravens Wing
GENTLEMEN'S
Dress Root Hacking.

TlHE Undersigned, after a fair tlial of "Jaques,
Famous RdUen's- Wing Biacktng," most
cordially recommend it to tbs public being the
best pro uction OF the kind ever sold by us and,
in our estimation, full equal to the imported black
ing made by Day Martin.
WHOLESALE 6RoCERs,
silas Pierce & Co. Emmons, Danforth and
Wason, Pierce Il Co. Scudder,
E T. Harrington, Nv. Nunroe Co.
lof Levi Bartlett & CO.)Consnt & sanbOrn,
VIM. Stearns & Co. Carer, Mann & Co,
G. +. + B. Hurd & 60. G. B. Talbot & Co.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Weeks & Potter, g. G. Henshaw.
J. A, & W. Bid, Banker & Carpenter
John Wilson Jr. Co. Geo. @. Goodwin & %.
M 5. Burr d Co. Carter Rusi Co.
SHOE AND LEATHER DEALERS.
A W Clspp Co. John F. Pray Son,
ap M Rice aa%a enc J. S. + Phinp My:n,n
John Schayer, Foster Peabody & Co.
Used exclusively By the fremont House, Revere
Hou'e, Parker House, American House ana Geo.
Ioung's Hotel.
have made use of Mr. Geo. Jaqus's Ravens
Wing Backing and lad tito be of excellent quality
aud remarkably free from croekIn g,ana very erm-
celebrated Day & Martini Blpckng
CHAs. I. JACKSON, N. D,
state Assayer TO Massachusetts,
Geologist and Consulting Chemist.
tn superior qualities over any other blackng in
the word are q durable brilliant polish une oualed
sor spi@ndor and produced with great ease and is
guaranteed properties for sotening and preserving
the leather,
dozen, gross, Dbl. OF hid, aud handsomely put up
for the retail trade
GEORGE JAQUES & CO, Proprietors
Iss and 1874 State Street., Boston.
nov23isd1m
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
BALTIMORE. Dec.

Arrteat of PGrOled Prisoners from Savannah
Consideration Among the Rebel AsstHort-
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
$40 REW ARD!

WILL pay any person the above sum VINO VIII
4 Cd am me permanent situation IN 9 sols.-
Oyster or Eating House urefered Address Tor tnree
days w. w, WATSON, Portland, Z. ..
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
AUCTION SALES.
HENRY BAILEY 3 co. AUOrOsnnns.
Groceries al Auction.

IN Saturday, Dec 3, at 10 O'Clock, at office, We
" shall sell an invoice Groceries, cons sting OF
70 boxes Soap, 20 boxes Coffee, 10 small boxes lea,
3 boxes may apple tobacco, boxes starch, Cigars,
Doxss Pepper, boxes Ginger, Cream Tartar 90
Nov. 29-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
Independent Course Of Lectures
ON THE
STATE OF THE COUNTRY.


The course of lectures delivered last winter in
the City Hall on the affairs of the Nation, by
distinguished gentlemen from different sections
of the Union, having been SO universally appre-
ciated and sustained by the people; and in accor-
dance with the request of large number of our
citizens, and also in view of the continued dis
turbances with which the country is afflicted, it
is deemed advisable and useful to institute
another series of like character for the coming
winter. siiss
1t is believed that by this method of obtaining
the carefully considered and best thoughts of
able minds from different sections of the Repub-
lie, not only will the patriotic life of the people
be qsickened, instructed and strengthened, but
that something may thereby be doue to comfort
and mitigate the suferings of the sick and
wounded soldiers of Maine, who have perilled
their lives that the life of the nation might be
preserved.
Theproceeds Of the course will be devoted to
thebeneft of the 6 Portland Soldiers Home
The management of the course will be under
the auspices of the following named citizens
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
REMOVALi
DIR. WIN. DEMIRG,
Medical Electrician.
BIAS removed his office from Clapp's Block to
IVA MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite tia Uaitel Etstss Hotel, Where he

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens o.
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent.
~ located In this city. During the two years We
nso peen IN this city, we have cured VI
@ worst forms OF disease in persons who have tried
Vtsnsr icrms Of treatment in vain, and curing pa
aSnts IN SO short time that the Question is oftea
We VIII no tney stay euredi To answer this question
Socto .s5Ay that all that do not stay cuI ed we will
Dr.. q ,n ~. second S time Tor nothing.
one Scsn practice. electrician fer twenty
IVY 1919 and Is also regular gradunted nhvsicisn
a. az ry perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the head neck or extremities. ~
In the acute stages or where the lungs are not fS
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatfsrs scrosis hi
diseases white evenings spinal diseas,ss ny
OF the spine, contracted muscles disfor.sS Hrahs
palsy or paralysis, ST. Vitas' Dance deS mesa stss
mering or hesitauoy Of speech, dyspepsia inaises.
ton, constipation End liver complaint pilss-15s ~.
every case that can be presented; ssthma brorcS,
It's, structures Of the chest, and AL forms Of farSl
complaints.
by E11eCGr1Cdty
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the LA,
leap with 10y and move with the agility and elastic,
ny OF youth; the heated brain is coocd the most
bitten limbs restored, tho uncouth deformities 70.
moved faintness converted to vigor, weakness 70
the blind made to see, the deaf to hear aud
lno pslslso torm TO move uprighti the bleFaishes
youth arc obteratsd; the accidents of mature lis
pfeventeai the oalamities Of old age obvlstsd zn5
an sot1ve circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hards and feet; veas starn..n.
S;ss ana MsAk pAcksi nervous and sick headache;
izsiness and swimming IN the head, with indiReg.
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain in the sas
ano pack leueorrh@a Tor whitesl; falling OF M
WOMB with informal cancers, tumors, polyous AMI
al that long train Of diseases Win ind hi Ejsciyo
ny sure means OF cure. For painful nenstruaeon
700 proigse IoenstrnEton and AL Of those long lima
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity il Certain
specific, and WILL IN short tne, restore tho sufers.
to the vigor of hoalth.
TEETH TEETH TEETH
Dr. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Electric
tty acithout Pain. Perfons ha ing doosyed teeth
or stumps they wish tn have reno ed TOR resettinR
he would give polite invitation 20 call
Superior Electro bGgnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorcui h Instructions.
Dr. d. fan accommodate few patients with
board and treatment at his house
Oface hours from s 9'rs~ak r. '2H:nd
from to P NJ, and Ito Q in the Evening
Oonasssa.loa free novltf
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
AUCTION SALES.

r. M. ATTEN, AUCTIoNEER. Il Exchange st.
WHsasses as Auction.
H ne aay. Friday, Dec End. at IL A. M. At Office
-Four Hh ma on account OF whom it may concern
A'Sss' dec2td
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
New YORK, Dec

The Imputed COscGrIice of Foreign Massa-
chEsetts Troops.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02


Jacob Mcclellan VIM Willis
Israel Washburn jr Sc Spring
John Lynch w w Thomas
BENZ Kingsbury jr Ut McCobb
Foster Nath'l Deering
Geo + Talbot Joseph B Hall
Oliver Gerrish Rensselaer, Cram
Woodbury. Davis Lewis Smith
EDWARD Fox Fred G Messer
"a Drummond Henry p Lord
Geo Woodman Eben Steele
NJ Blanchard Nathan Webb
Charles Holden SW Larrabee
Geo Il Davis Byron Greenough
John Gilman JohnB Brown
st John Smith Il Hersev
VIM Woodbury. Albert Warwick
ID w Fessenden Henry Fox
The following named persons have been en-
gagged to deliver addresses:
Gov. John A. Andrew, of Mass.
Frederic Douglass, ESQ.,, of NY.
Miss Ann Il. Dickinson, of Penn.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Esq, of Mass.
Geo. WIN. Curtis, of NY.
Hon. Geo. Thompson, of England
Hon. Alex. III. Bullock, of Mass.
Rev. DR.. r. s. StOrrs, Jr., of MY.
Rev. Robert Collyer, of Ill.
Rev. J. s. C. Abbott, the Historian.
In addition to the above, correspondence is
going on with distinguished gentlemen from
whom replies have not thus far been received.
The course will consist OF not less than ten lee
lures, to commence early in December, 1864, and
continue thereafter weekly.
Tickets for the Course, 81 ,25.
Evening tickets, 25 cents.
For sale at the Bookstores, Messrs. Lowell &
Senter's, Crossman s Co.'s and Paine's Music
store
Sale Of tickets limited to the capacity of the
Hall.
JACOB MCCLELLAN
ISRAEL W,A1lSHBURN, jr., Lecture
JOHN LYNCH,
BENZ. KINGSAURY, jr., Committee.
M. A. BLANCHARD,
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-02
EN' AUcTIoNEER, u Exchange st


u aoe. sto Dec 50, at 10 O'Clock A. M. at of
thorough manner and Tdi0,, ~ ali made in the most
ing part Of Beaver Pilot ana srosSo s;n CO.'S St
Pants SIX Satin s0S Csssimsse ana sstinet
Also. Under-shirs, Drawers, 81 ~ ~, &C.
dec1td Nsdars, &C.