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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

TnR Unionists of Hartford, Conn gain
ed yesterday another glorious victory At
the State election, on April 5, ths Union
ticket had a majority OF shout 200, yestsrs
day the victory was still more decisive! tAs
Unionists carrying four Of the siI wards by
aggregate nsjsritiss ranging from 500 10
'42a.-[N. Y. Tribsse, April llth. n isl4i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

WE have Mr.. Liucoln's' last" direct
from Richmond, in special telegram to the
Boston Post; IT, .lir- h93so'5 sdg'
"Mr. Lincoln. in Richmond. sn'learniax
the cilcumstspess Of jeff Davis's Sight
said it reminded him Of the negro, who.
but twsroads. ono leading to He'll and the
other to, DsmnatioR, exclaimed Den dis
niger takes TO de woods
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

y IA LIE should be trampled on and OK.
tiaguishea wherever found. d 4 am for faui-
eating the atmosphere, when Isuspect that
falsshood, like psstilsnos, bfsatkss arsand
he. .-tCsrlyls.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

A CELEBRATED song writer asked Doug
las Jerrold. Have ysu sufficient confidence
in me to lend me guines2" "Oh, yes"
said Jsrreld, nPve all the confidence, but
haven, the guinea" "IYsn y t'gsAt'W ~.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

GEN. HALLEcK and Secretary Stanton
both express thsDopiuion thatctbers viii BE-
no more hsayy fighting. od3 .sl5loaq 7uoo7
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

\. s.,AlHANpsohs ssrrisge, ;, built for ysAp
Davis in New Orleans, was left behind at
Richusnd in the haste Of evsogatisa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

Two-TnIRDs. When JEFF. Davis went
down to Georgia last September he reported
that two thirds of his enlisted soldiers were
absent without leave. ais new supposed
to be again on the road to Georgia to report
that the other third are gone. !, IL s.'',,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20
Lees Defeat In washingtep.

The President .Sereneded--- Hos makes a
Speech, and asks the Band to play Dicie--
Immense Eiittasiasnt-G General Butler on
Reconstructien-.Spccch Jy Governor DEN
nison Dec
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08
EXECUTORS Notice.

H4y,Ys QUALIFIED AZ ExscUroE UfoSS
The estate Of z Il Chldie-s ~ nsceas.'i
M L. to notify eli persons sii ie ils,1 - - 81
- ,,-,of Il, slyen. All persons having
eIs5,,,s a. ,t said estate Will P-essnt tbesa lof paf
nent thin the dme IFese,ie .,l, ~ A4 % ~
WI, t,. - - 4. DeutOss's Las Office, Cedar g.
raf7
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08


An the goods in the above List viii Be sold, with
out reser ration, for ONE DOLLAR each. Certificates
ef all the various articles are placed N similar en-
Yelopes and sealed. These envelopes viii be sent
by mall OF delivered at our Office, without regard
to choice. On receiving a certificate yon vii see
what il represents, and Il is optional with you 70
send one dollar aud receive the article n7med, OF
any other IN the list Of same vsiue. In al transac
tons by mail Ue charge tor tonFarding the cer- n
Gates paying postage and dong the Business y
cents each. FIVE CERTIFICATES vii be sent for II
ELEyES for 81; TlnEFY for IS; SIxrT-FTFE for Sl0i
snd ONE HUNDRED for SIS By this mode We give
selections from varied stock OF ne goods, OF toe
best make and latest styles, and Of intrinsic worth,
Al & nOminS price, while all have chance o. sseu-
ring articles OF the very highest value.
We guarantee entire satisfaction Ia every instance,
and il there should be nny person dissatisfied Rith
any article they may receive, they may immediate
" return IT, and the priee will be refunded.
AsENTs.-We allow those acting as Agents, Ten
Gents on each Certificate ordered, PROVIDED theIr
remittance amount to One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty cents for every Ger
tiicae and retaining 10 cents, remit 70 Us Is cents
tor each.
re- Address GEO. DEMERTT & CO.,
janl-sm S03 Broadway New York
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08
LIST OF bRFFKRs
Rsmssains IN tie Sassgale Post o6Fo<
rraanaadar- March i. 1905.

The List of uncslled for Letters has been
assigned to the Nashville USIoS, By Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, IS the
paper having the largest circulation, in
Guiding the army.
An letters advertised are subject 70 ~ eKtsa
charge Of one cent. Persons calling Tor them VII
Tiease 10 prepared sith the Necessary ehanse-
Persons calling Tor these letters VIII Please say
80 - slivertised and eive the date Of list.
al letters not taken ont ~ one mouth Wa Be
So - tbe General Post Once a. dead letter..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08
And not to Dc paid until you know what you VII
received

SPLENDID LIST OF ATTIC T. 3
All to he sold Tor One POLAR sssh.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08
HEAD0UARrEns POST OF SAs = ~
* RAC

Gen eT.ai o I'd erE 80,
- o. ?. "a Raw
J. Il having been reported 10 these Headquarief
3isru IN fIifv AZ her premises 81 quarts Ia VIOLA
tiOn o. General Or iers No. -, hefeiOt 80
Ished; al soiiie-s 20 rem tung ere h@I ~ I.-
fed that they are SUBJECT 70 tnai FOR Csc
or lers and absence without leave, shn WI - -
resfll and tried Cifzens r-tauirg these men ere
SUBJECT b severe penalties for yio.-t On q y -
ed ORDER fthsse men ore not nm = 49,
e TO she Barracks or the dOspiIt - s - ~
% L. hOWLHNDi
IraTo-lW CAPT. 81 49, 81 ----------
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
: Religious Notices,

NNi H4itNl A7.H 7'tt- ga H.IHuFT1
Religious notices oftwenty five words or less free
all of this amount will be charged ten cents
a line, eight words constituting a line. ThiBarule
hereafter will be rigdiy adhered to. 5[PuR PnFss
81 ry-Rsv. .. u At. psebiess OF, Illinois, iwal
lecture in Mechanics Hall, Tomorrow afternoon
aad event AZ 3 andi7 O'Clock,
Children's Progressive Lyceum ate A. NJ Free
Conference l0I O'Clock Am. '7eas
~ Rev, Francis Tiffany ofF3oston, viii preach at
the First Parish Church 1e-rnorraw.si sista 70
ei N{F-'rae Pine Street sabbath School .Oirstpss
Exhibition wall be repeated on Monday eyeniHg
next, Jan l6, 1865 which VIII be composed Of sing
ing, speaking and DiaioguesS The Pfoces ds ortee
above to be APPROPRIATED TO y the bepefS of the
Christian Commission Come one come az, r anli
adults Il: children ID Eiercises to eemmenee at
Jap. M, .sscia
ba REV Ii ca Carpenter of Houltop will preach
at the Copgregatiopal Church in, Saccarappa to-
morrow. W. '.' f-Dtt s'-st-i al syJa'i no
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
U.g S. Commissioned 0ourtqai

WIN. h. CLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMISSIONER.
Spaa eff mol iuidIHEq t5S lf1spo IL ltga 1oE
.ismRObertD. Shaw of Gray, wheswas brought
before the COMMISSIONER. on Thursday ,1oR q
complaint charging him with pursuing the vo1
cation of butcher, with adeart, Without Arst
sotakings sout aTeyenue. AiceRse0Was. discharged
yesterday. .ds rol sonssd so4d,
eds The only times M Shaw had sold meats
were twice-once in the spring and once in
the autumn-whene he sold two pieces Of veal
and mutton raised by himself, and it appeared
that the complaint against him had been got
up from personal motives.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
Ct CITY. OF Po o i ). I
IN tho Fear. 0ns sTkousdssd ,EsgAs HanGred and
40 Sirtv-Fipe. il'-A

An Ordinance concerning Hay i.s.'lI@
Be &c ordained By the Mdyof, aldermen, and Com
ID. oa c9lel 9L tAs Gstg Portland ~ cstg cOun-
GECTiOE IL Thet shan be Oh qssn an rualy in the
= month of March, BY the City COnncir one or
control OF the cry hay Scales ana whose duty it
snail be TO weigh All Hay and Straw brought into
as may be offered to Be weighed They Shall give
sbehdstothe city, i'm such Gums as the MayorRnd Al
% SSI s sacS &c
may from tina To- time. be adopted BY the City
Council and shall receivesaeh compensation as they
as
sf susJ q as lls ~ n
SEC. NopeFspn shall sell Or etgss ferselo any
hay or straw without having the same weighed by
the City weigher OF Gay and ticket sig ca by said
Weigher certifying the quantity each ioad, bale
paroef contains or Penalty O. iOrieitips thebsy or
city; or the owner or driver of such hay or straw,
shall forfeit and pay to.the of the city, sum
not less than five doAars for each load Of nay or
straw sold oroIsred Cor SALE, without haYpg COM
piled with the provisions of this ordinance, at the
discretion Of the court befsre whom such ease may
SEQ g. Any person err not weigher
of aceordenee with the progslons Of the first
straw brougHf into this city for sale Ca shali permit
81 aflow stch hay or straw TO be weighed upon any
scales belonging to him or then, shah. forfeit and
ny az, sum n's 4 ~ " 1''
SEE + TIE wCigRsE q hay s5all b, allowed to
demand ana receive nom any. ,perfou CuerinB any
.hay STRAW Orothe article 10 be weighed upon the
city hay Scales, the OF thirty .eents4 Tor each
load or other article 70 weighed which sum Ahall Al
incfude the ghinsof the cart, wagon or vehi-
Gle lRQa which ,a.lfosd has been weighed by said
$50 ,.Ths .proxisiens Of this ordIuatce shall
not apply TO hay pressed end put in ppndles or
babes, asFoqured by law Intended for Shipment or
for sale without being weighed inthis city
SEC g. sAll ordinances or parts of ordinances in
consistent with the provisions of this Ordinances are
hereby Repealed ts,.s .tl.-e Ha'iA i-,e< ssa,I
''' - -. i.,s 90 e JACOB MoLRLLAS. Mayor.
jan4Na2zv !, S.,,,1 IL III. HEATH. citt C,sr.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
~ Special Notice. lala

Com nsncing Jan l, 1855, the following reguIa-
uors will be rigid observed by The ,ProplesGrsof
the Press; "
l. Nopapers will be delivered by Carriers except
to those who have subseribed atthe Office
e. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on ms
route, or to collect money from subscribers.
3. Cartiers found guilty Of siolatirg the foregoing
rules they viii be discharged.
The publishers of the Press are obliged to adopt
the method above set 70 tn norder 20 prUtestthem-
selves against abuses, and also to relieve the Car.
riersfron embarrassing duties which haye oftends-
Iayed them In the delivery oftheif papers, to the
great venisnee of Subscribers. 20 a sr.te
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

"a ;. 81 skatH JANUARY IT,
'oI The late heavy rains have swollen the James
River several feet. The low grounds on its
bank are flooded and the river Is 1uipof debris.
Last evening the high tides caused an opening
in the bulkieads 0flhe Clutch Gap Canal, ana
"a stream of water now flows thgough 1t eight
ior tengfeetwide and several feet deep -,
!. !, The apontoon bridges were Swept away at
-Aikans Landing and Deep Bottom, but were.
replaesdstpwards syeAipg. 'a9 :
al, No Richmond papers, were obtained yester-
Aday, ithe rebels refusing to- Exchange, owing
probably TO tbeiF containing bad news for
I them. 0sEAH q 2I9XkaE 10 SIiUpn4 .SsS1
f. Thirty 'deseriers came III yesterday, who re-
ported that rebel forces had been sent from
Richmond to South Carolina to meet Gen.
|. Sherman. ECoIhS GgAaD0TOHg A
''A't tsighedllis rs9iaE9o WE, Nee REGoR.o
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
United States District Court.

WARE J. PRESIDING.
! SFRiDhY. 4The3ehtire1dS9 aa6occupisd ih
producing rebutting testimony in the case Of
United States svs.'R lotTof iron. The testi
mony will be closed this forenoon and the ar
guments in the case will-not commence until
next Tuesday, .srooa xoar qruoxson
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
Sanitary -alG4NHnMiSSiOnIl....

0Gce ef Me U &. eanitary Commission, L y
lion fSR AEL WxSHBURN, JR, Of Portland,
ID hi Maine to ACCEPT the duties of
sGenefab Agento of thee g0mmis sion Fl Maine, and
lis hereby apppi Stetsneh agentby authority Of the
pmmieaiom1Rq91q Won elH A1pAT lttse = ssl
Hswifbt ereadF totfnraish advice 70, the lfiends
of the Commissions work throughout, the State
r All money contributed in Name for the use ofthe
NComfnisss ofshouid be pasdto Mr. fwashburn or>to
persons designated BY i'm ,,,,,,,,n ~, a,,L
Hon. Mr.. WashbHfh isthe ihhtdfe agent recognized
by the Qon1Hissioh for hiaine.g
.drfhasF ,.o,,I. FOSTER JENKISS, 'ssir
- dec25d&W General Secretary,
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
A. a. !. ..II..cITYOFFORTLAND.

CoIVa Atfest.e 90 ,sls7HI al III y n Vt
jan4~s2w "a S.lI,a IL. NJ. HEATH, CITY Clerk
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
TEETH TEETH, !, T IIE,lI, III

Dr. D. stilf cohtindesto Extract Teeth by Electric
itH .a1ith0at Pain. Persons having deeagsd teeth
or stumps they wish to have removed for resettng
hewduid give polite invitation,te caif.. s---i
Superior a LectEo Hqgnetic Machines for sale for
family Use with th or a nstrucifous. se,t 81
- DE-. d can accommodate. a few patients with
board and treatments t hiel house, '.4,.s-sl
IA" once hours fftTn g oArierb L. - 20 sf2u.iI
from to 6 P. NJ, and 7 to 8 in the Evening"
= Oonsa!tatlos arse.saA dI1H N ~ .. noxltf
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aiadI
die.
aieIz
1.-THE
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

tsr
1000
I LIZ
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Gen. tarant, Il. bis endQrsament of Gen.

} Gen 6araat, pbis At Gen. Blttil
larss report SAYS it was, never, coptemp lated
that Gea. Butler should accompany the expeia
iditfong GEM Weitzelbeing special snamed0 as
coal1AhIfer.' Gen. Grant thinks the delay ins
the moving on the exped itioIn can be charge
ed to waiting for the gunpowder boat toebe2
prepared. He alsoSays that Gen. Butler is in,
error in stating that thH decentralization of the
troops YVES by lsis INSTRUCTIONS, as the instruc-
lions never contempt ted q Withdrawal after a,
landing had been effected. Gen, Grant says
in his orders that the first object Of the expe2
dition was to close ahe port of Wilmington,
and if successful toeeaptufe the city ITSELF t0
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
> coaftesssssi 7syt,sssaH GsSsssSss Cong

Coaftsstesi bst,cssaR GSSssRJss Cong sadii
s s95y roy 10 sens sFfeteJsersis OWT 4 LIS e 0
NJ 5s y 1 81. Il 81 ATE HoUsE, Augusta, me. 49,
ss3The Governor Of this State sends THE follow
ing dispatch IN reply to one received from Gov.
Fletcher of tMisseasA Informing him that
Missouri is afreg State nos r,vrT svad d
y TO he GoeeyTor Of Missouri, Jefzrsoa City,
M6.AMaines welcomes her twfl sister Mis-
forty Years WANDERING fl the ,wilderness.r % :
,iSigned) n ri "a "a SAMUEL EoSE4L 7 Y
ssai loGs sesg sacGoyern0r eog Maine y Y
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
F061L4 IN ARl H1FGfNITY.

kes0 Advertisements To- Day.
SSeEew, Steapship o. Company. f.,
Sc cot Asseihbhes HNf 1rf sWr n iOD3
Iheatre-Deering Hall.
Promenade Conctrt..
Bonds for Sale.
Wallet Found.
DR.. c. kmba1 fb"uns HnoI aHR
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

lSsasl
l0st 81
state |
hthls
| 500
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

SIirntis7EtH Western Pirg9fstas---

1AS GgNHEELfsa, VA, Jan. 49,
We learn. that the garrison at Beverly, was
attacked on the morning of the 18th, by a
forcHpf the e1emyrHnherr Gen, sR9sser9 THE
town and portion of the garrison were cap,
ed0TheSllnmbep oftheenemy isAot stated,
A later dispatch confirms the above, but
says the ieheny agafn f5tfeAsed. !
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
az Aid for + the ' National freedmen.

A RRANGEMENT has. been made, by Tbicn an AZ
N contributions for the National ffeedmeng ; M
D wln be forwarded promptif, VIE he
out expense 0New YOnksn G0Hhnodtties ~" Nos
securely Do cked and dirccted 20 ~ =. hs5Soroe
Davis Portland Maina-l ID ssals I. .fsN Eao t,o,t
Contri6 ations an osea e Epes9 sSfKINSI
land Me- WIN. C 80. ~ Is 49, -
Vseosy OF Ex Comm of ss NJ
Janus ~ I'd. i965.i !. $1,000
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

IS % - HE National ACT 81 4s64 lias been
published IN handsome pampdleta form by
asli7Jphn 81 YoeFhies,, Nay YQrE sn5ifs for sale
by A. Robinson, Exchange street. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
Municipal, Court, Jan. go. Ia


Michael 4seardou, for asingls sale ofliqsofs
10 to boys, was fined ten dollars and eostsliau
.gai, John Rogers. on search and seizute pro
-gesssswas fined $50 and costs, which Ee PaiSS 3
-ab gdEphraim ID. Gammnn, nB atseaachu and seiz-u
ure process, paiala fne Imposed of $40 and
as COSTS sld4'os2f siqnla si saioibem sidT
1u3 nj esE nssT II e ia fa gVJ "a y 40 suo yl
acle TOMS s CABIN l5l was vel
perf1rmed astsaveping tola large and appre'
sdi elafiVe 0audie1ces Tiseiasezera spaFtsv 0were
handsomely sustained and the 4atersstsin the
a play was keptup toithe end % ncle Tom and
70 oSppsy r. were fulfy up to the standard Mrs.
sto&ea hadins her mind when # ss was R9siy
engaged at herdworko Of Jeharact erizsilo ~
ss. Topsyg was little more sTopayish pthsn ever
Of sthe,bFiant imagination Of the anthores fore
Isl shadewed 3 The presentation was liadmirable
This evening is.toi obe' the 81 6nslef the
1EA performances here, and ithe drama eef Uncle
Tom viii be repeated sss1gss I'd hob1Aw7oi ,5I
There wifi be grand matinee Ills afternoon
at Up 6cfdck, d which This play will be peras
formed '9tcwilrBe Azgeed opportunity for the
children to Witness this Interesting drama. b
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
xxxvrI1 coNaREss--seeond Session.
.HTAtMhATTs3

WASHINGTON, jan. 10.
.Cerygarss pdtitiohsj were presented including
one from, tbe, Indiana publishers Association,
asking a reduction OF duty on paper 'sAll
were referred! . II. = }Iff3p H.ltS+s Il.
The consular appropriation bill was taken
The resolutions belatiyeto, the eeuduct of
Col. Chivington in Colorado, was then taken
up.sA ho9nhsH 81 bsl0nEa HJoEajT f,s.,,AFt
After considerable debate the original reso-
luton 7s,isuending Col. O. HiVingtopaunil the
late slaughter, Of the Indians IN Colorado, is
INVESTIGATED was passed. ,s,,,,et s.ss
The fSenatesthenl went into executive SEES.
sion., Adjourned TO .Monday.eii.loi g sseazs'i
Mr. Kasson presented "a petition ffpm
Samuel Wilkeson, setting ferth1 that he Is the
Washington scorresp ndert Or the New York
Tribune, that he filed three different kilograms
in,relatioa to the removal OF, Gen. Butler, that
a censorship had been established With0 law,
exercise without authority that his kilograms
were suppressed by order of the War Depart
rrent, 1n violatian0of the freedpmFOf the press
and lawful business, and he prays the passage
of alaw InakiHggthe telegraph as accessible as
the mails. Referred to Judiciary committee.
THE abolition amendment was taken up.i
MI. Rollins Of Me-, said he should NJ vote for
Mr.. Gafligld favorsdsthe resolution.
MR. SteRensof Renn,s favored the amend
! Mr.. Baldwin Of Mass, dvocated amend
naent, regarding slavery as an outlaw of cisili-
cation and proienitor of treason. y4sya ryaaaa
o Ametion was adopted postponing after to-
day the further .considerotion Of the abolition
amendment for two weeks from Tuesday next.
Adjourned To- Monday: isenaoo lim4sq iilw eai /
! NJ .,',,,nfe Csc :hgsliiot bse eniGk (
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
, ,..,.,LA.DEE.g

Who have cold hands an1a feefg iwoakA stolnaohti
lame and weak backsy nervous ana sick headache
dzzness and swimming in tho head, with f1diges.
ton and O TIE cwels psinfn the side
womb with internal oancsrs, tuEnors. polYIus and
all that long train of diseases Will find In Electric.
ity sure means Of care OF pain enstrtatior,
of troHples With yonng ladies Electricity Is certain
specidc and WI, In short time restpTe the sufferer
to the vfeor OF health -, ri. = -
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
IHT 10
Nas0 RcfR More

ass5 Tofs Mcrases. III
y 81 l H44sadIu Sa s5sss IT,
Flour-saieA5s bbh9State and Western; State
s - aaiss Sales 81 RS Sc
bblsat 10 1902. y s"N~A sHE - .ue
WheafS : a. essn dapteinaa with mo sal,s "
ia sseIe s sSs4s ssv % 4 sS at
lattec p Ice ior delifered al bns bnsd no dsG9 no
ss0atslsduliy sases at ld04s aszom a. sb-,a ~
~ Beet-steady.. ,teo3 sa3olS s9Ia Z bssiuJ "
& Rork-sa' T4oo .bbs new M IS @27h543ssH o..
y ~ srd-steady; .4aies n 900 hbis att2Ds92A es
eoButter-OhS0 S6G48lo 5Dd hsE1aoR tsarsJpI .
: W hiskey-sales s5oibblsat a2s92 26lsrssnI 70
Z tRice-duiis sosI tx seI naa orb smnims1l du
SugafnTdni5 salss $50 hlrds iAInscoyad oT17 10l9
Hav ma, 800 boxes at .20I ......y YEA ,YI1et
eqfee- quiet; sales 1890 bags Rio on private rms
% MVlAsses-dull,
Says ssas ,4sE spria rhrssdti's s9aso
Fish-quiet. .1s1s. asst .rrAaaA o1AaI
Oils-frm Lisseed 60; Petroleum Is quiet anE
firm atski t@5sis doe erHds 7si@54 for u
eGS sD o. aGs !skp sSth s 0S
sslss LA o9oa tbsA da5 1ql7a th
/ gbi t 81 s adT ..,
~ 9at no .sRo Tse isssss.sss ,s1ahi6d =.
0A'0 Sasqa lsSs b5 asssS
ts sssaseBeaAd Is vonssE banIiIoF -
4 ASssdH aa4ass IN. iIS
United States $40 regis erred. athaaak... l9
United States lv-4o III
TRitta sssts3 ;s5 rsf fs A HI HI
Cumberland CeAA So9o. ........"....... az
New, FORK Central ...... .s.....,...........l1 III
Ety. $50 5eun0sSe asf IS. fETS5E5sfT ~
Huascn. IN
DAD sAesea se,shisih StzG sliseSs Evening Ez
I oaanse ahz WI 9siw e'nHiiqmoo III sbnM
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VhiitlBie Land az Al.Ctiot. q
E. M. PATrEN, AIcTIoSEER. Z rassaass s.

MILL sell s,auction Saturday, Jan 18TH atIO
- NlOiodckA a. Man assortment Of bfeachsd and
pfaIcCas Flame els, Linens, Damask, Hoser lin
Shit Ed Kings, BIB bous. Laces Fancy Goods,
o'iAAShs DTawsrs.sS 81 - s' I {, .'.,,.4
sa 20 pieces of Clothing -. iSnisdtd'A
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14
90. ooIAse5fs Ala lIE IS SI itiIqsso

IS s9g& IsSssq Z III ssgass.s $.s r.
dered ihtothe expediehcyof taxing the stocks
of Corporations, according 10 the. plap adopted
la Massachusetts stsse s1;esndoasseM 81
= An. order was adopted aiRqaifiHg iAto the
iexpedisncy soio fsaa tFipg iEitizsH before
voting shall pr0yethat he has paid taxes with
in one year.. ,,szaEa al bns bnad no deao
I Iuthe House an order was passed fixing the
Limit Of the present session on Feb 2fst. 'ilA'
igaA very large number nfspetiiioas were pre-
sented and referred to appropriate commit
tees. .sllTI.IIdAII sFAt~
The subjects ;4iitidedlte 10 tho sGeaefnor's
Address were referred, accordfng to the re-
port of a Select commits tee, 10 the various
standing committees
4 ss 10 JILL sa. 25a74 - -. = ias ,h
"a THERE is to be a trot, between two private
horses On Il tie ROAD from Ray m6nds Corneuio
the White House, toconieg off to-day at three
o'clock. !. ,--.po0 1891 foa 10
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

MOULD respectfully snnoukcesoyhc Of
w Portland and vicinity he has errfpn emit
have been in this city I've have cured some Of
she worst formB OF diseasein persons who have tried
Vents II 50 short time that question. 10 often
askads do theYistay lnredt To answer this question
we will say that all that tstay cur cd, we will
DR., ID. has been practicas dectrician fer twenty.
one years and isalBo irregular gfGduEted physician
in the form Of nervous orr sick h0adacbe neifalg
In tho head, neck eKtremities; eoAsumptionxhs
in the acute stages or where lungs arc nOtAfu
inv0iveai acute orc hF0nicf heumAtism, s0sofulas
Diseases white filings, spinal diseases VaTvatt
OF the spine, contracted muscles distorted Jnbt1
palsy or peralyas st. sYitsa Dance, deafbess Stan
merng or heeitancy of speech dyBpepsias midget.
tiOn constipation and LIVER complaint p1esz-FQen
every case that can hespreseHte31 asthmn, bronch-
tbs, structures Of ths ehes azd ~ fcrEg Of female
oomulNluWe ..l.a
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

arr = r-Death of Bishop BfosS,setf:i ~ l
coo'vuoS 81 On bNEaw lE6RkUaR13.
TAo6ias, g. :Browneil,5 presiding Bishop
the Protestant Episcopal Church, died at b
residence in Hartford, Conn.,, this morning,
( the lS6th year ofhis age2faiTaM b s sDaoa
~ - ,tlsa992i5o3 70 b51noss bn9m9o 10 snHnI
~ tn'i'oSilol 70 1sTU05 IT s71DTm51a bieqeU
Hv O. .,6gb ne 5ey1a3s 5as1s. nj
~ ~ -, U. g., SeDatnr for sHases qss 10 ia.
el faes LEAyENwoRTH, Kan, Jan. Is.
Gen. Jim Lane was to-day elected U.
Senator for sixsyerrs. All
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-14

II
sas,ia isaTHE mdoaIuedz sneeting ofethe &bbath
School Teachers Association will take place
thjszeVe9tsg sslr tas~V sstry Of the Central
Church on Congress street at Z H.