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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-02
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john Il. GILMAN, Editor.
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-U. 8. MarshaI,s Notice.
UNTTKD STATES OF AMRRIoA,l l1.t
DISTRICT OF MAINE, se.

uNTTKD STATES OF AMKRIoA,( ..I I.i
DISTRICT OF MAINE ss.
DURSUANT to q Monition from the on Ashur
Il Ware, Judge of tho United States District
Court, Tor the district of Maine, L hereby eivo
public n tice that the following Libels and Infor-
nation have boen filed In said Court, viz -
A Lihes against the ehooner y. A WdH4ms
her tackle, apparel and furniture seized by the Col
lector of the District Of portland and Falmouth,
on the tenth day of February instant, at Portland,
in said district
A Libel against -Four Thevsand Cisars, and
Too h0 Barrels Mofdsses, seized by the collector
oflhe FORT of Portland and falmouth, on the fourth
day of February instaAt, at Portland in said Dis
trict. ~. a. tN
An Information against One hundred HlEage Bar
refs n Peas, and one hHHdred aud HiHefy-efr Boz-
es Of RGisiEs seized by the Collector Of the Dis
trict OF Portland and Falmouth, on the tenth day
of Eebruary Instant at Portland in eaid District.
Which seizures were for breaches of the laws Of
the United States as is more particularly set forth
in said Libels aud InformAtions that airing and
trial will be had thereon at Portland in said District
on the Fourth Tuesday Of February current, where
any PEI sons interested therein, may appear and show
cause, II any can be shown, wherefore the Same
should not be decreed forfeit and disposed Of accord
ing to law
Dateo at Portland this fOurtseth day of February,
A. D., 1866.
ET'V'rl Ts1. F.A. Quincy, Hin lo
l4dfebl4 U.s.. Deputy Marshal, Dist Of Maine.
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FOR SALE.

A TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot, form.
a erly occupied by &. Merrill & Co. Enquire OF
the subscriber REUBEN MERR RTII
decl5d3m*} aNa 5HiigLl 71s771- y -
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Rf . Gentleman, Wife and Daughter vears
a - old, good suit of rooms with board. Rooms
furnished or unfurnished for which liberal compen.
Portland, Oct 26th. .--S oet97tf
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Wanted
Wanted.

A SITUATION as Book-keepor in o Wholesale
a establishment, or as Copyist. Best of refer.
enee given. Address "H. +. D." Press Office a
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For Sale or To Let.

WHHE premises occup ed by Doctor lie Prohon, No
Souta st. The premises are convenient, sup
piled with hard and soft water furnace gao SO
Also a lot of land 81 by 76. 'A n
Enquire at the premises between IL and P. M
Feb 20-eodIm y li-Fl77'
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Aid for the National Freedmen.

A RRANGEMENT has been made by which oil
"A contributions for the National Freedmen Re.
out expense. to New York. Commodities 8 ould be
securely packed, and directed to Z. G. LEIGH, Nos
Mercer street. New I ork, Care Of George X.
Davis, Portland, Maine. -. .
Contributions IN Money TO Eben Steele, EsQ Port
and. Ne VIM. GEO. HAWKINS, ~.
Sec'y of Ex. Comm. of N. f. r. Association.
Jannarv I'd. 1861. ian3d3m
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Wnmfeal hal Pnrchasn,

A BRICK HOUSE, situated in the western mart of
"a the city. Possession to be had Nav lat T. a.
Address Box No. TO- Portland p o., stating local.
AF' price &C., for three weeks. dec19dwtf q
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WANTED !

1 WILL pay TEN cents per lb. for ALL Pamphlets
delivered at the Office of the Po: tland Sugar Co
jan21dtf - -Ga- J. M BROWN.
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.is For Safe Or Exchnnge

u ) n = Nt1s'C Nt1sC y A11ACHA AHH6C.
Lot of land No. So Portland St., containing over
600 quare 'eet For particulars inquire a. 81 Com.
mercial Street. N--,f febl5d3w#
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For Sale.

GI;;;f House No IS Cross stree; the lot is large
! contaIng about 1000 feet of land with plenty 81
hard and soft water. Apply to -, ,1
q feb l8tf rtsV WIN CAMMETT
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Il SITUATION in the Editorial Department of
"A some newspaper, by one who loves the profess
ion, anp from choice would maze II a business Tor
lie. Address for one month
febl6dSw ENOCH KNIGHT, Lowell, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-02

A NY one requiring iheservices ofa Book-keeper,
IA Assistant Book-keeper. or CopyIst, that can
furnish good re erences, from Tor mer employees,
has only to ,dress LEWIS, Portland P. o.
February 10Th 1865. fewl6d2*
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Wanted.

A COTTAGE House, or small two story tene-
N ment, within fifteen minutes walk of Post Office,
between this and thu first of May. One with small
barn preferred. Enquire of L. P.H 5S Middle
street. p t1td febl6d2w* "
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$4,000.

WANTED to borrow for the Town of Bruins wick,
w 1Uenty Thousand Dollars. for one or two
years. All BSOOKS, Treasurer.
Brunswick Feb II, 1856. feblSi&w VISIT
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= . u M D.

ON the sunny side Of Exchange street, about mid,
~ way between New City Hall and Post Office,
good place to buy .rss
An overCoa
P. MORRELL & CO., have good assortment at ,air
prices, ll3 Ezchangestreet dec14dtf
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Delivered in the Senate wednesday, February 22d
on the bill to repeal act entitled IAN promote
safety of travel railroads. and in opposition the
third rail. r. tI1 ff.Ifst i
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HOUSE end Lot No 46 Franklin street. Price
Ii Tbirty-three hundred dollars l$3, 300 Terms
easy. Address, WIN E. BARNES,
feb24d2w* "a Old Slip, New York.
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THtO rent on, or before the first of April, house,
u with about twelve or fourteen Rooms, centrally
located Address Post Office BOX 574. feblbd1sm
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aaPoHxLAuo . Ally PEEssis published assoc
Gun MAINE IS sTa fEHss is published every Thsrs:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
REMOVAL.


REMOVAL.
Tie Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their once from No III Market Street No. co., nearly
opposite the Bank Of Delaware.
tEooRPoSATkD LBuisLATuRR OF TIE STATE OF DEL
AWARE, WITH CAPITAL or
One Hundred Thousand DolIa ra
TlHR PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RFcRTv
Il Ing applications for Insurance their once in VIII
mingon against losses by Fire on every deecrnlor n
budnss ~ general merchandise ahips and thsis
also sssast d5mase 6y inland transportation n
goodsi wares, merchandise aud country roduce
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable as any Of the
companies in the ctes Of Philadelphia or New York.
Parties insured reposs the fullest In the
sodity Of Its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted BY the company.
At the annual election held on the 6h day OF March
1885, the following directors elected TO serve the
ensuing year, Wis;
George johus, Samuel Floyd, Edward MeInAu,
D, G, Wilson, eAm'l D. NeWlin, George W. Sparks
Jos Hendinhall, John b. Porter. George W. bush
Insurance may be made for any time than three
months
In addition 70 the above mode Of Insurng property thu
Delaware Fire Insurance Company (whose charter Is per
pstuA ehep perpetual Insurance real estate the person
becoming Insured deposts the once certain per
amount TO be insured-but which be Withdrawn @.
any time BY leaving per cent the amount deposited
this method is believed TO be much
the insured than the formerhe expense about one
less and there renewing Of the policy from time 10
me-
Property that would be insured per annum at 40 and
10 cents the 1000 will be Insured at 9k and per deposit
and in like proportion the risk increa ses.
Persons Wishing to insure their property " wanting
formation on the subject ofnsuancs will apply to the
! agenls as above, orto
ions MaLBAR. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
PROCLAMATION.

l, i,CHARLEs KIEFE Chief Caterer to the eitissus oi
Wilmington and the public generally, do pubish and
declare -
i, That REED BIRDS and other choice game are In
and may be found done up In the very best ayle
al the OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD STREET BE-
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS.
= That OYSTERS strictly prime, and are done
lin in the most delicious stews Pans Rrys, &e at the
oyster Bay House In Third street,
8 Thatall kinds Of Ieieshments may be obtained al
the said oyster bay House, In Third Street, done up in
the future, the past TO make this refeetoy one OF
the best In the United States model establishment at
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain every
luxury in the shape sf EtTNG and DRINKING, at fair
prices aud he accommodated pleasantly and promptly
-, Given under the hand and seal Of office Of the
LIS said oyster BAY ouee, n Third Street, between
(-,-J Market and King Streets Wilmington, Delaware
* seventh day Of September b lSHs.
sep2O CHARLES KlERB, Proprietor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
iuly4.4t
Co-Par10ersI1ID No1Ice

We have this day associated with US ln opartnsship
M =. n. Buck We shall conduct our business q. our
established stand w Corner Front and Streets
uAdsr the name and style Of WALTON, WHANN q Co.
WALTON WnANN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
Dividend.
Dividend.
Dividend.

NATIONAL BAsK OF WILMINGTON Asr BRAmrwlsB,
Wilmington, Del, July 8, 1856.
The board OF directors have this day declared div
dsnd Of eight per cent for the last sS mouths payable
and after the 10th inst.
Tho stockholders Of the Bank OF Wilmington aud
Brandywlns requested to bring their old
TO be exchanged for ones, and afsr the above
dats; RICE Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
GROCERIES.
Farm for saIe an UecII Co.. BTd

Below cecilton and near ELK River, oentAinink TWO
HUNDRED AND THIRTY AoRRB with sig thousand
10000 Peach Trees three and four years IN bsalnR pcs
low and terms reasonable. Apply 20
W. acOaULLBY CO.,
AaAS 900 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OUR MARTYRED PRESIDENT,

EoTICR-In consequence Of the unparalleled and In
eieasng demand for my popular portrait Of late
lAmsntsd President, compelled to to the
trade and the public generally that have increased its
RETAIL PRlcR to
TWO DOLLARS PER COPY.
Ny running day and ught but am unable to
I'LL 1.-THE OF my orders aud those who deaire FIRST prints
while the plate ia IN good condition must do SO soon.
This portrait engraved steel In me highest style
Of art loxlt Inches and printed plate paper 1924
inches, and is smbellished with elegant and tasteful
border It is from Bradys imperial photograph, and Is
acknowledged to be the finest portrait Of the Great De-
parted, both as work Of art and in point OF accuracy
Sent free of.oharge, on receipt of the price, By
apr2s-u No. IS Frauklu It,, New York city
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Burns, scalds, Cuts.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds Bruises, spralua.
Redding's Russia Salve
curea Boils Ulcers, Cancers.
Redding's Russia Sa1ve
Cures Salt Rheum, Piles, ErysIpelas
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Rlngworm, CornR, &c, &c.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Oaly 25 Cents Box.
PoR sALB BY
J. r. DIHsM0RE, No. 401 broadway, New York.
u. W. FowLE 4 CO, No Is fremont street, boston.
And by all Druggists aud Country storskeelers.
ap 2sly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18

We prepared TO furnish our friends and the
public with AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
FARMING MACHINERY ofthe bat and most improved
construction We shall manufacture and keep constant
ly on hand WHANNs SUPERIOR RAW BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE, and sTR0uDs CRLkBRATkD BONE
DUST AND GROUND PLAarER. We solicit the
patronage Of friends and the public, and shall be
happy to supply them the most favorable terms All
orders shall receive pr0mpt and faithful Atsntiuu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
NEURALGIA.

JsRuEY CITY, Jan. 26 1874
dEkfs have been for two years past much lilsSs
AZ intervals With neuralgia in the back Of my nssas
heau and had used all the usual remedies for thal nt
az prescribed Wy my physicians, but without pgIss of
Ielet Rm happy to state that the use OF pe Am.
your Crmean bittern hAd completely aubduea w
plHinti and have not experienced any attack hnes
CHARLES WILLIAMS No. IL Mercer So
ENDORSED BY THE SURGEON GEN. u =. e. n.
JAnewny, Surgeon U, g. A., dated at Beaufort :. ~ ~
Sept 10, 1885, tAyH gave Of the Crmean the
DR.. Wurts the Medical Director VINO commeno1n n.ns.
article once aud II indorBsd by the surgeon ~ h
raj, who arrived the next day. and was AMAfs 't,ia
meriled success in the Northern o. 8. HospitAa il
uuanlmousy declared by all the Surgeons here
Just the thing in this malarlous climate"
oRIMEAN BTrTERs are especially suited TO lr'l'''
the
INFIRMITIEs OF AGE.
DEsILIFAFED AND ooNvALEsoEHT.
Sold by Druggists sVssywhsrs
MILLER q co., PrOpri''0'''
psROt no Libssy w. NsW xSEE, iaHsls'N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
FEVER AND A0UR.
FEVER AND AaUR.
aHRuhAfIsM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEuMATIsM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM,

o. ". Plat, Esq, ASnlstant Assessor Internal w.,
venue, Fourth District, Now York, says:-"l Am Wv
the nature Of my duties, exposed to all the dneIen
phases Of weather. often saturated to the person. VIZ
feet etc., and have, consequence been afflicted wv
colds ehllls, and for long time with Rheumatln'
but, since taking the Ormean Btsrs, have felt n3ns
Of the effects oil bad weather, and my Rheumatism hA
entirely disappeared.
Ny son, who is In the army Of Gen. Grant, writes y
me a. iolowBi Father, when opportunity offers ~
not fail to send me some Crmean Bilsr for you eAnno
am never alarmed about sleeping the ground senS
wet II use thsmn
viii here state that this home SEX le..s
Almoat skeleton. single bottle restored his apps
and strength 80 two weeks he AV
10 join his battery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-18
SID Dividend.

UN1oS BAEK DRLAwARK,
wnHNGToN, July LIST, 1865.
The board ofdlreetorH have this day declared semi
annual Dividend Of PER CENT clear taxes payable
to the stockholders OF after the 10th inst.
J. W. DAY, Cashier
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-20
From New York.


NEW YORK. November ls.-W. &. Barney,
charged with being implicated in the fraud TO
withdraw 5000 barrels Of alcohol from L. :.
bonded store house by means OF fictitious bonds.
publishes lengthy letter in the Express. lie
states the charge 20 lie false In every particu-
lar. lie states the alcohol was not taken from
L. :. bonded warehouse nor seized on board a
lighter, but was seized In bonded warehouse
in brooklyn: that the seizure was illegal and
the United states had not been defrauded nor
could have been, unless by revenue officers.
He then gives statement Of safe guards placed
around goods in bond and says the alleged at
tempt 10 defraud the Government was absurd.
Iii. explanation Of the bonds aud mode Of re-
ceiting them, seems rather mere form. The
security clerks who take signatures 10 bonds,
have no mode II knowing they are genuine.
but parties signing their names are accredited
by oath before the Deputy Collector. IL il not
the practice 10 require parties 70 be identified.
He says 10 l. well known that tens Of thousands
Of bonds amounting TO hundreds Of millions Of
dollars are on Tile in the Custom House having
names Of parties rs sureties known at the time,
they isgned the bonds not TO be worth dollar.
As % the particular bonds for alcohol alleged
90 be fictitious. he says person calling him.
self Richard Clancy. signed three eatrieS and
swOre TO them. if fictitious in bonds they must
also be fictitious in eniri :, and the Deputy
Collector who administered the oath 10 him.
allowed fictitious name and gave sanction 10
the signature. The prosecutor identifies Rich
ard Clancy a. the party who signed them.
" illness says he prepared entries for Clancy,
and saw him sign the same. and knew Of
the intended fraud. Barneyc oncludes by saw
ing. the absurdity of the prosecution is appa-
rent. and SAYS he can. at the proper time, make
perfectly satisfactory explanation.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-20

NEW 1oRk. November 10.
The Post has the following review Of the
wholesale market:
The market has been unsettled during the
week. owing. In part, TO the comparatively
small stock on hand.
The cotton market during the week has been
extremely heavy, and prices have declined; at
the close, however, there is a good demand,
and rates are firm at 5l@j2c.
Cofee-Rio has been in more active request.
and nj the close prices were firm NJ 14l3@
l434e--g0ld rates.
The flour market has been dull and heavy
throughout the week, and prices have fallen
off 30Mi0c per barrel on low and medium
grades. The inquiry has been confined TO the
home and provincial trade. The larger part of
the -four now in the market is of very ordi-
nary quality, which il the chief cause of the
depression. Family brands have ruled quiet,
without decided change; sales Of extra State at
$ 00@s %; shipping Ohio, IS oo@9 W; trade
and family brands, - lO@ll 90; st. Louis ex-
tras Sl3 00@l6 %.
The wheat market has been active. and
prices have nuctuated. The market closes
heavy at 81 SO@l - for spring, and 81 3Sd2 AZ
amber State. The stock has been considerably
increased during the week.
Oats have Calculated: the supply of sound
has been moderate, but i'm excess of the de-
mand. Dealers have bought sparingly Of Can
adian at 60c, and Of State at 6lG62c. Sales Of
unsound at 40d5lc.
Corn has been in brisk demand partly for
export. Prices have advanced, and at the
close are firm at glM95c for unsound. and 81 OF
for white western.
Petroleum has advanced under a good de-
mand and light arrivals, closing at 391zc for
crude, and G2c for refined in bond.
The pork market has been unsettled, and
prices have improved 75c@Sl, owing to the re-
duction in stock. The market closes to-day AT
S32 50G32 % for mess, and S21 30 for prime.
Mess beef has been in fair demand. at S12@
l6 20 for plain and extra mess, and SlS@25 for
new mess.
The whisky market has been unsettled, and
prices are heavy at - 4l@2 43 for western.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-20

Mr.. KILeoRE "oves % lay she .msas-
NETS or The t,0is.
The yeas and nays beine demanded. ordered
AMI tsken thereon. Fs-alted-yess ~. nays y
a. foloss.
Tsa--Msssrs ALBEIT. Bird. Boaner. Brown. Barnes.
Esrss-l. Ba-kirk. Caldwell chsmb-rs. Church, cof
roth cons Cor. crook. Ossidson. Ferris. Gissebrook.
Goo<lman g Egg 6reg0ry Of Warren, Graiih. Hsnrck,
Harrsve. HeTsey. Hoover. Humphreys. Hsni. yanies,
Klg5ru. Tsne. Lsnoa. tson LePp. Aeredh. o'Srien,
sossh sho ast q ss skse1 ' ssssisy wsls white
Hosas. sHd Lsisler--t2
Nht--Me-srs A'Ain-ou. Boyd, co-gii- Fealks. Glea-
son, GFessry of Montgomery. Groves fenrcs Higg
HoEate, ss,sr Miller. Yong mey, McVey. Ne~camb
Oileman. kbosd. Rec, Rord. Sabn, stringer. sulii-
'snsfP. " Upon. seieh, Wright, and Mr. Speaker
81 tie amendments we're laid on tbe tible.
VI Cofffo'h's N ton 10 suspend the Cont
tutonAl restrictions vac then agreed 20 by unani
mou. consent. and the bill beng read the third
time. IL sss passed the House Of Repre-
sentative Yeas s., nays l5-as f0!iows:
YsAx-yessrS Albeit. Atkinson. Bird Brown. Burnes.
Bursser Buskirk Caldwell, Chambers, CharCh. conroth
Coins, Cox Crook, Davsou Ferris. slsEebrook Good
n, Gregg. Gregory Of warren, tri h. Hsmrick. Har
grove, Eenrisks hershey, Hogaie He0yeI Humphreys,
Hun-, James. Kngore, Lane, Lemon. Lifson, Lepp,
0'Brieu Oieman, Osborn. Patterson, Pcigo. PinDsy,
Reese chsrds Roach, SAhln. Shoaf Of Alien, Ssuey,
stuekey, veaoh, Weaksi. White, wight. WOODS, and
SA1s.-Messrs Boys, cowgill. Foulke, Gleason Greg
CRY Of Montgomery, Groves. HiggH., Major, Miller,
Montgomery sfcvey, Sewconb, Ehoats Rice, Stringer,
WEIGH, and Mr. sp.aker.l5.
soxxos PLEAS.
The SPEAKER returnedto the regular order
Of business and Mr. Jares bill III. X. 2lOl
fixing the time OF holding the Court OF Com
Pleas in the County of Graut, vas consid
cred aud passed 70 the third readipg.
ANIMAL SESSIONS
Mr. Grfith's joint resolution II No. IL
to amend section .. article 4 OF the Cons,iiu-
ton of the State. so as to provide for annual
sessions Of the General Assembly, coming up on
tie secord reading
Mr.. SrHINGER moved TO refer il to the
Committee on the judiciary.
Mr. GRIFFITH hoped no reference would be
made. but that the House would allow il TO pass
to the third reading, because il bad tedious
road 10 run. He stated that the proposition had
the personal approval Of Governor Morton
The House divided on Mr.. Stringers motion
TO refer. and no quorum voting
On motion Of Mr. SHUEY. the House under
the order of yesterday adjourned ill Monday
2 o'clock p. N. c8..--t -a--