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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-14
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-14

Three Hundred md Two Dollars
BOUNTY!
ID ELEMENTAL HEADQUARTERS ON B ST..
~ nearly opposite International Hotel. Recruit
ing Officer is always In attendance, ready to give
correct and full Information to all matters per-
talnng to enlistment In the First Infantry Regiment
n. T. Volunteers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
The Independent Course.


Messrs. Editors Of the Press.
Several articles have appeared in the papers
of late in relation to seating the people at
these lectures, but none advance the correct
method. That adopted at the Boston Thea
tire some years since, and which has worked
so satisfactorily to the public is the only cor
rect method, in the opinion of the writer.
There, the seats are numbered, and each tick
ct holder has corresponding number which
ne EXHIBITS to the usher on entering, who d.
rects him to his place. In our hall, the set
tees can have little cards bearing the number,
affixed to them with very little expense: and
II ushers are thought unnecessary, large
card can be placed opposite the entrance in
conspicuous place notifying those entering
that the first tier Of seats are numbered from
one to two hundred; the second, from two
hundred to four hundred, and SO on. If It is
thought too much trouble to number each
seat, the settees only need be numbered.
Thus, If each settee contains five seats, the
first can be numbered one, the second sic, the
third eleUen, and so on. 5fogE ~
Some snch plan as this would save all the
confusion, and allow people to go to the Hall
few moments before the lecture commenced,
instead Of two, long. tedious hours before.
Seats not occupied after the lecture common
ces should be public property and open to any
who have no seats. 1a
A LOVER OF ORDER,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
Official Vote Of the oitv.

The official vote of the city, including the
Islands, gives Lincoln 2S57, Mcclellan 1878
The only error in the returns as published
yesterday was in the vote of Ward 8, where
Lincoln received one more vote and McClel-
Ian one less than we gave them. There were
three scattering votes-one in Ward and
two in Ward 6. The one in Ward was
thrown by our friend J. G. Woodman, ESQ.,,
and is as follows:
David Thurston, William Smythe, Thomas
Fl. Talbot, Washington Gilbert, Henry x.
Baker, George Shepherd, Thomas Lincoln.
One of the scattering votes in Ward was
thrown by Mr.. Charles Hossack, who never
votes as any one else does. His ticket was
composed as follows:
Jeremiah Hacker, Reuben G. York. Royal
Williams, Alexander Bailey, John Jones. Geo.
Pickett, James johnson.
The other scattering vote in Ward 8 was q
rouser, being composed of some of our bright
est army officers. Here it is:
U. S. Grant, VT. Sherman, P. H. Sheridan.
John A. Dix, E. r. S. Candy, o. o. Howard,
w. S. Hancock. a s.ls4
A ballot thrown in Ward 8 bore on the back
of it request that the electors should vote
for William p Fessenden for President, and
Edward Everett for Vice President. We
hardly think the request will be complied
with
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
Supreme judicial Court.

OCTOBER TERM-DAvIs, J., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-On motion of ]. II. Drum.
mond, Esq, Harrison M. Powers, Of Frye
burg, was admitted to practice as Attorney
and Counsellor in the Courts in this State.
A hearing was had before the Judge in the
case of Brunswick Mutual Marine Insurance
Co. VS.. Henry Cooper, Jr, being an action to
recover additional premium on policy Of in
surance for the vessel being in the North Sea,
and for additional time on the policy, the YES
sci (ship Clara being at sea when the policy
expired. The amount claimed is $40 for the
ship being in the North Sea and $G6 for ex-
tension of time. Defendant offered to be de-
faulted for the latter item. Judgment for
plaintiffs, for $11s damages and interest from
date of writ. 4
Whitmore, Stinch6eld,
e. & f. Fox. 1F 8. G. Suout
Ezra f. Hinkley, libellant, VS.. Deborah
Hinkley. Libel for divorce--cause desertion.
Divorce decreed. Nathan Webb for libelant.
No appearance for libellee.
Court adjourned to 9o'clock Monday morn
ing, when the Judge will come in for the last
time for this term. .1osnsila
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
The Vote Of Portland.

The vote of the city, Independent of the Is
lands, showed relative Union gain ON the
September vote, Of 20. The Islands made q
relative Democratic gain of 80, thus making a
relative Union loss in the city of 4votes. In
Sept. the Island vote was very small, owing,
probably, to the absence Of the fishermen.
In the city proper, while the Union ticket
showed relative Union gains in five of the
wards-quite large in several Of them-in
wards one and four the relative gains were
the other way. This is easily accounted for.
In ward four, in Sept, the breach made last
spring between the Irish voters and the "na-
tives" had not been entirely healed. In addi-
ton to this the draft was pending, and good
many Of the foreign voters did not come to
time. Since then the breach referred to seems
to have been closed up, and besides, since the
dangers Of the draft have disappeared quite q
smart business has been transacted with the ma
turalized sons ofthe Emerald Isle. This was all
right, and we take no exceptions to any legiti-
mate mode ofincreasing party vote. But for
the new voters thus secured large Uniou gain
would have been shown, for numbers of men
who had never before voted the Republican
Union ticket, did SO on Tuesday for the first
time. 5.4sT Fgfsas II H
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
The Independent Course Of Lectures.

We understand that arrangements have been
made by the Lecture Committee of the "Inde-
pendent course on the state OF the country"
by which our citizens will be afforded an op-
portunity to listen to lectures in this course,
during the coming winter, from the following
named persons, viz:-Gov. John A. Andrew
of Massachusetts,; Fred. Douglass, Esq. New
York; Miss Anna E. Dickinson Of Pennsyl-
vania; VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Esq, of Massa-
chusetts; Geo. VIM. Curtis, ESQ.,, of New
York; Hon. George Thompson of England
Hon. Alex. H. Bullock Of Massachusetts, /; Rev.
DIR. r. S. Storrs, Jr., of New York; Rev. Rob
ert Collyer of Illinois.
Correspondence is going on with distin-
guished gentlemen in addition to the above,
whose names viii soon be announced to the
public. 80 .dst Z
The committees advertisement of this
course Of lectures, fixing evenings on which
they win be delivered, price of tickets, &c,
&C., will appear in few days.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

Per steamship Africa at Halifax.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARKET, Oct %.
Flour steady at 1920s for Ext, Siate Wheat quiet
and steady; Red Western Is 'd@8s; Red Southern rs
Sdegss; white Western IS 3d@9s; white Southern s.
5dtG9s Corn Cd higher lower; mixed 28s.
dull. Pork easier but dull Bacon steady. Butter
firm. Lard firm at 48@4Ss Tallow quiet and steady
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Ashes-
steady Sugar Cd higher. Coffee inactive Rice heavy.
Lipssed quiet Linseed Cakes quiet and steady. Cod
oil-no sales. Rosin nominal Spirits Turpentine
dull at 6Os Petroleum cas- refined 96@l 10.
. Latest via Telegraph to Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Dot. 18th
bales to spectators and export rs. The market
closed excited at an advance OF 3D.
Breadstufs- steady.
Provisions-dull. i, 49,
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Ocr. 29.-Consoll
closed at sst@S9l for money. ees q 8
AMERICAN SECURITIES-Illipois Central rail.
road 5O95l dis; Erie Railroad 4094l. asif5
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
Fran, Cen. Shertdaa,s .A,,np.

- l'.- 40 NEW YORK, NOV. o.
The Herald's dispatch from Sheridan's army
dated the 9Th, says: Gen. Sheridan has re-
ceiyed information that the rebels intended to
resume the offensive Immediately. Ewen has
superseded Early. st g
Fitz Hugh Lees division was at Wardens-
vile on Monday on the Cacapon River. I'm
boden was also reported there. The rebel
force there is over 5000 strong. 80 ~
Mosby has been reinforced by a regiment oil
A raid is expected on Winchester or on
Sheridan's lines Of communication. Our cav
airy moved this morning.
TO day a small force Of Gen. Kelly's force
successfully attacked rebel force that was
moving towards Moorefeld. A general en-
sagement Is expected In day or two. There
INDICATIONS that the rebels will attempt to
nank sheridans position at Cedar Greek. -
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
Remarks of President LincOlN iss Response
to q Sereflnda. = = = -


Remarks of President Lineoln ia Response
to a Ssren0ds.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. /
At a late hour last nigf President Lincoln
was serenaded by a Club of Pennsylvanians,
headed by Capt. Thomas, of that State, and
being loudly called for, the President appear
ed at a window and spoke as follows:
Friends and FelL0w- Citizens Even before
had been informed by you that this compli-
ment was paid me by loyal citizens of Penn
sylvania friendly to me, had inferred that
yon were of that portion of my countrymen
who think that the best interests of the nation
are to be subserved by the support of the pres
ent administration. / do not pretend to say
that you who think SO embrace all the patriot
ism and loyalty of the countrp, but 1 do be-
lieve and trust, without personal interest, that
the welfare of the country does require that
such support and endorsement should be Civ
en-. 1 earnestly believe that the consequences
of this days work, if it be as you assure me,
and as now seems probable, will be to the last
ing advantage, If not to the very salvation of
| the country.
cannot at this hour say what has been the
result OF the election, but whatever it may be,
have no desire to modify this opinion, that
all who have labored to-day in behalf of the
| Union, have wrought for the best interests Of
the country and the world, not only for the
present, but for all future ages.
! am thankful to God for this approval Of
the people; but while deeply grateful for this
max of their confidence in me, il know NV
heart, my gratitude is free from any faint OF
present triumph. / do not impugn the mo-
tives of any one opposed to me. 1t srno
pleasure to me to triumph over any one, but I
give thanks to the Almighty for,this evidence
of the peoples resolution to stand by free gov
eminent and the rights of humanity. !, 100.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
From. vashsmoto,..

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.
The story published to-day that Gen. Sher-
man had burned Atlanta, and that he was
marching direct for Charleston, S. O., is not
believed in military circles. The official infor-
nation received from Gen. Sherman yesterday,
cannot, for prudential reasons, be now made
public. But it may be said that the prospect
of success In this present movement Is highly
encouraging, and thathi supplies are ample
and no danger of interruption. .s q bica
Fifteen men under sentence of Court Mar
tial. were to-daysentt to Gen. Dix at New York,
who will forward them to the Dry Tortugas
to serve out the terms of their SENTENCE
They are principally deserters who had been
sentenced TO be shot, but whose punishment
was committed to imprisonment on the Dry
Tortugas during the rebellion.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10


.ns99es NEW YoRx Nov. 9. /
cotton higher; sales HOO bales middling uplands
lao. hg4a
Rlour-sales 81 GOO bills; State and Western 15@2o
higheri State 8 T5@l0 50; Round Hoop Ohio II 10
OH 10; Western S0@1I 70; Southern irmer; sales
l700 bbls at II 00@l5 90; Canada l5920c higher;
sales eco bbls at 10 45l112 go. ses-1a5A eas7s
Wheat-306c higher, saea 70 900 hushs; Chicago
Spring 25 Red Winter Western SO az 48; Amber
Michigan 50G2 81. az f4 w rBG
Comic higher; sales s6 700 bushels; mixed wes-
tern 1709l7L So aaal sfaA13a 9FQ'f g1E 'osl
Oats-irm. ss a-.s ts,sstssf
.Bseeef-arm; sales 1900 bbls; Country mess oO@
Al rs. s.s~s7.-1- = - -
Lard-frmer; sales 245o bbls at ls@24tc.
Butter-steady; sales Ohio at 34(GS6 Fa.Cf
e : WMskey-frner; sales $50 bbls Western at "
al 74l.
Rice-quiet at lst@l4ef for Rangoon.
Sugar-frmer; sales 4S0 hhds; Muscoyado 20@22c
100 boxes Havana &c.
Cofee-frm salt 1900 bags Rio on priyate terms
500 do Ma ricaibo on private terms. s. 8,
Molasses-f firm; sales 274 hhds Museovado ON pri
vate terms. ~ y '7ll 777l- y y =
Naval Stores-quiet, $3.50 az. 49,
Petroleum--frm, crude 46147c; refined 70172c.
Wool-tirmer. go
Frsights to Liverpool-duIi - fsz
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

WEregret to learn, from private letter re-
ceived in this city, that Mr.. Frank Green, for
merly in the Quartermaster's Department in
Bakers Cavalry, but more recently of the LIST
Maine Cavalry, was shot through the lungs in
the late engagement at Cedar Creek. Mr..
Green was for a time compositor in the Office
of the Press. lsf 5o
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

LOYAL LEAauE.-An enthusiastic meeting
of Council No. was held al their rooms Last
evening, to exchange congratulations upon the
glorious result of the Presidential election.
Speeches were made by several members. and
patriotic songs were sung and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
Espeditio,. from. Maanola.

sasg sgshaassao NEW YORK, Nov. O.
~ By the arrival of the Arago we have the
Palmetto Herald Of the Sd inst, which SAYS
that an expedition under Lieut.. Col, Mar
pie, with mounted force commanded by Mai.
! Keith of the 18th Massachusetts cavalry, on the
S0th ult-, went from Magnolia, Fla, and secur-
/ ed about 200 cattle. On returning they were
attacked ten miles from camp by force of
rebels, and were defeated after contest Of
one hour. Our loss was two killed and Ave
wounded. Two commissioned officers and Is
men were missing, also Is horses. MANY of
the missing men have since come In.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

STATEMENTS FROM THE SoUTH."--The
excellent article in another column, with the
above caption, should have appeared before
the election, but we were utterly unable 70
find room for 1t. 1t will be read now with
scarcely less interest, ge1a
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

BASE TRANsAcTIoN.--Some scoundrels,
Tuesday night, not liking the appearance Of
the election returns, endeavored TO prevent
their transmission, by tampering with the
wires between this city and South Berwick.
Their scheme was frustrated, however, and
the news was sent in spite of all efforts TO
stop it. F57
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
Desirable House nt Auction.

D. Tuesday, November 10th. at O'Clock r. A. on
" Stevens Plains, a few rods from the Hor,e Rail
woo e, very Penteel and desirable 1 IL Story
eta All mouse with eigha finished rooms hne O. os-
ee lar sSSnvenlently arranged, and koOd Gems n ted
viii iot oeaanes pure water, wood.s and stable
Pear, Plum ian and about Of an acre, con aiming
Currants GneS herry Trees. vita abundance OF
Also at ssma ,s nne Asparagus Bed, so
House lot, adj dining the .t lSes' ve y handsome
OF an acre of land ~'0'e' containing ABOUT
Nov Std w. Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
Municipal Oourt---Nov. 9

Michael McGolden, Thomas s. Meide and
Peter Toby were brought up for drunkenness
and making disturbance, and were severally
fined 80 and costs. Neither Of them had
money enough to pay. and they were all com
mitted. -. ---.--. 80. a-l-.l A
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
PORTLAND AND VxCIHITY.

Eeso Acknowledgements To-Day.
Notice. smnastio.
Wanted Painter.
Auction sales-Henry Bailey q Co.
Income Tax N. j. Miller.
Special Notice-Wm. X. Prince.
LeYee and Fair-Sew City Hail.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

CARp.-The Police force Of this city desire
to tender their thanks to Mr.. William Hart
for bountiful supply Entertainments furnish'
ed them on Tuesday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

HARPER's MAGAZINE for December is out,
thus early, and just in sesson for light read
ing after election. Bailey & Noyes and 3. g.
Andrews have 1t.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

HARPER's MAGAZINE for December, filled
with choice reading articles, has been received
by Hall L. Davis and A. Robinson, Exchange
atranf. sLaL VI. ID l.aN X lal 20. - aanan !.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

DANIEL WEBsTER's HOME IN arshfeld,
the residence of the late Daniel Webster, and
where his remains are inferred, gave 224 votes
for Lincoln and not one for Mcclellan.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

rsasa69 s. nsa NEW YORK, Nov. D.
There 10 rumor here that Robert j, Walk.
or is to succeed Mr.. Fessenden as Secretary Of
the Treasury, and that he leaves for Washing
ton this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
he'ignation Of Gen. Meclellaa.

NEW YORK, Nov. q.
mercial states that Gen. Mcclellan sent In bis
resignation to the Secretary of War last eve
ming. h.,..,s
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

WE are under obligations to Messrs. Allan
Brothers & Co, for European papers per steam
ship North American, at Quebec from Liver
pool. 7iass1
The next steamer Of the Montreal Ocean
Steamship Company, from Liverpool, will ar
rive at this port. She sailed from Liverpool
last Thursday, and will be due here next Tues
dav or Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
Horses, Carriages, &c at auction.

" Lime street hersos Carraees "1nas.es - n n.
ie EGSes one R a9s and Hr Express agons
Also one Gray Messenssr Mae rooa .,.. II.
years old, perfectly sound ara every indication Of
being very fast-can be seen at Libbys stabls Til
sale. 80 - S'~''" uAA
HENRY BAILEY Co., AustiOneers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
Valuable Real Estate at AucIion.
M On Danf0rth Near High 8,

! ON Thursday Nov 18th, at o'clcckP NJ an tho
~ premises, we shall sell the homestead of he sts
William swans the lot is 606 10 n front on Ds
street, and about $50 feet deep;-the honse heinz
suitable for q double tene ment. s
Also the double house and lot adjoining 02 BIO
ieet front aud about las feet Deep din to The
common passage way one rod wide between this lot
and Judge Chadbourn's.
TINS whole property is ntrally located fronting
es - ~'-
Title tound-terms liberal. Plan of the property
SAn oe zen a a Information gwen By calling on
Nov S-dtd = ~ :
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
TEETH! TEETH TEETHY

DE- D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Electric
tty Without Pain. Persons having deosytd teeth
stumps they wish to have reno ed tor resettinR
he would give polite invitation 20 call.
Superior Electro AGgnetie Machines for sale for
family use with tborous Instructions.
DR.. d. an accommodate few patients with
board and treatment 1T his house
Ofnse hoars from a'sioNk - 60 a.; and
from to P NJ, and to in The Evening
. JonsGirAu0a Fros nov1tf
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

Atlanta, Ca, has been burned, and Cen.
Sherman Is en- route for Charleston, 8, 9,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

. d asiasf7aa Concord, N. H., Nov. 8.
The Republicans of this city are making
final arrangements for grand demonstration
Friday evening over the election news. They
are now firing salute.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
AUCTION SALES.
House at Auction.

ON Friday, NOV. II. at O'Clock. p N on the
~ premises, house No. SO @ mbsrland Street
is the ca terly half of two story block u two
houses periet ny oisincfi modern in its arTai ge
nsned rooms and good closets; RaI; . CO ebTattd
S ADJ Cone Fpace; hard al soft water, good
SSis pnn anti wso sntAcellenf cellar. 1t Ia CEN
posnSSae house to own, 10 occupy, to rent. Sale
Nov HENRY BAILEY CO., AuOt'rs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

SOCIAL amusemeuts will, from present ap-
pearances, be very much in vogue in this lo-
cality during the coming winter. We learn
that Lancaster Hall is already engaged every
evening, except Sunday, for these purposes.
A great improvement has been made in this
popular place OF resort, by making new,
easy and spacious entrance from Congress
street, in place Of the former one on Centre
strept sa X.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
HARTFORD. Nov. o

HARTFORD, Nov. 8.
Hartford county complete gives Lincoln
$3.50, Mcclellan 1851. ~
New Haven county, Lincoln 1925, Mcclellan
9l52; New London county, Lincoln 1929, NC
Clellan 45Ss; Fairfield county, Lincoln 6454.
Mcclellan 6303; Windham country, Lincoln
1914, Mcclellan 2l73; Litchfield county, Lin
coin 4549, Mcclellan 1871 Holland county,
Lincoln 2SlS, Mcclellan 2035; Middlesex
county, Lincoln Bis, Mcclellan 3lO7. The
above completes the State, with the exception
OF two towns, Bethany and Warren. Lin
coins majority 254l. - n.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

LECrURE.-From all we can learn from the
press in those cities where Prof. Dubois has
delivered his lecture on "English and French
Blunders," rich treat may be, expected at
the City Hall tonight. The lecture is given
for the benefit of the Sailors National Fair,
and the hall should be crowded Prof. d. has
strong recommendations from the officers of
Societies for whose benefit he has delivered
the lecture in other places. 1t is pronounced
by those who have heard 1t as one Of the most
amusing lectures given. sssa
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
LAnHE 8

Who have cold hards and feet; weak stomacns,
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming IN the head, with indiges-
tion and constipation Of the bowels; pain in the aide
and back; leucorrh@a, Tor whites); falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus and
all that long train of diseases viii find In Electric.
tty sure means of cure. For painful menstruation
too pr0fuse menstruation, and all of those long no
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity certain
specific and win, In short tine restore the sVfereI
90 the vigor Of health.1 III .----.- |.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens a
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perman emit
~ located in this city During the two years We
have been in this city, we have cured some Of
the worst forms of disease In persons who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tients In so short time that the question is often
asked. do they stay curedg To answer this question
We will say that all that do not stay cur ed we will
doctor the second time for nothing.
Dr. ID. has been practicR. electrician fer twenf,.
one years. and IL also regular graduated physicsn
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic dseases
In the form OF nervous sick headache; neuraIgje
In the head neck extremities; consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs are mot fully
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism sorofula hjS
diseases white swellings, spinal diseases curvatI
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis st. Vitas Dance, deafness stan
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia midget
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-We cure
every case that can be presented; asthma, bronch.
tbs, structures OF the chest and all forms Of female
complaints, III e'tfHIrf Iil'