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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-22
OATENT LOOMS ron SALE.

Lambs Pa.ent 8. II Weaving Loom weaves .
yard Of jeans In thirty minntea, weaves eight
different kinds of cloth on the s.se warp, weayes
double width blankets, weaves seamless sacks and
requires no skill 20 weave. Call and see one ct
work, 1T No. Eirs sire I, Evans lille. fEGf
n7-d&w3m WIN BLAKELY, Cent Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-22
COAL. A
RODIAM

COAL MINES. s
once ON Water Street, Between Main
snd Locust Streets.
A constant supply, and orders promptly
Alied. az MA eEs e31i osA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-22
SILVER POLISH.

TUsT RECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF sUPE-
ID rior Silver Plate Polish. No family ought to
be without . box. MM. boOhs
oczs No. 10 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-22


House and Lot for Sale.
A NICE NEW FRAME HOUSE, WITH
IA large corner lot, we'll set with shrubbery.
one OF the best locations in the city, corner Of
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
Also, IL desired, she whole, or part Of the
furniture will be included IN the sale. 49,,
INQUIRE Of AIKEN & DUSOUOHET,
,oisiW Water street, sam'l 0rr's Block.
nov9sdtf s. gl .- L.-->-
a FRAME COTTAGE FOB sALE-COETAIN-
n ing rooms, cellar, cistern, stable, &C.; In
a god locality above Main street. Apply to a.t
ocIo ~SHAOKELF0RD & H0RhRR00K.
IsOR sALE-i0% ACRES OF LAND, IA OF
III which IL Vineyard; Brick House with
tooms, 2 cisterns and spring, Orchard Of Apples,
Peaches and Pear, 2 miles from town. Apply to
oct3 sHAOKELFORD HORHBRO0k.
NEW FRAME HOUSE, OOMPLETELY
~ finished, and In q desirable part Of the city,
sscas,G.I sHAoKELFoRD HoRNBRooK,
6NkE SECOND HAND HAY PRESS, AND
~ $1,000 feet Lumber.
jys-H j. G. VENNEMAh.
TEvKTTy nv
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23

These cases have been assigned to the courts
of the provost marshals for adjudication. tin
the completion of the Presidents policy of re-
construction. All other cases viii be heard
and decided by the civil and municipal courts
under the laws OF South Carolina.
1t is also a source of Contamination TO
know that the colored troops, whose atrocious
conduct has disgraced the service and filled the
public mind with the most horrible anprehen-
sions, have been Withdrawn from the interior
of the State, and are to be placed ia garrison
on the coast, where they can do no further
mischief In all my personal interviews with
the President, and in all of my dispatches to
him, urged this course most earnestly. The
white troops are, believe, doing their duty
benefcially to the country, in preserving the
peace and good order Of the State. 1t is
thought that their presence amongst us for
some time yet viii be necessary, IN order to en-
force the relative duties Of the freedmen and
their employers.
In conclusion, gentlemen, l would invoke
the Almighty to watch over all your delibera-
tons, and direct your actions in every partie-
uar, to the best interests, honor and glory of
our beloved State. asSsai - - -, n
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23

a a.ss TAINTED. sai oaa
-71 Vessels to load deals at st. John, N.
Gan B., for English and Irish Ports, at high
IN est rates offeight. - i
To load lumber at same place for Calves
ton, Philadelphia and Richmond. ~ 7lf7
rar saf 50 aoii LITTLEJOHN & CHASE, fagt
f..s No. Central Wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23
"Home Institute,,'

Miss I. G. PRINCE, Principal. ~
THE Seventh Year Of this Boarding and Day
Il School Tor Young Ladies, will commence on
THURSDAY, Sept. 21st. III
For Terms, &c., apply to the Principal, No. 81
Free st. 4 e aaaa4a sept2 d&w3w
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23
Bank of Cumberland.

THE Stockholders Of the Bank o. Cumberland are
hereby noslned that dividend Of five per cent.
render their Certificates Of Stock in exchanre for
Certlncatss In The Cumberland National Bank Of
Portland, Sept 1s 1885, "a : a'A4 '1iissI ssIp19dzw
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23
Lost! Lost!
Oacner Wy,sted /!

y EGCS ~ tV1EVCtt : ". -
A BAY HORSE, with straw colored running
-EAgear Baggage Wagon, was lett at the Lake House
IN Oxford, on Saturday, the I'd inst, and has not
been called for. The owner is requested to call and
pay charges and take them away. j sep14i1ws
Il WG3sted. ,. .''l III {
OIX OR EIGHT GOOD SHOOK MAKERS. Anplv
~ to ~ o A. P. MORSE & CO., - Z
seplldlms ii ru - Boston, Mass. 4
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23
House for Sale.

. NO. 2ol Congress St., nortberly corner Congress
~ and Wilmot. Apply at Nc. 10 Wilmot St., for
terms' slas SIS ao sepl9diw
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23
PORTLAND DAILY PRESSi
JOHN T. GILMAN. Editor,
PUBLISHED AT ssI EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c 60.

rHu PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published at
eR 10 per wear In advance.
THE NAIxR STATE PRESS is published every
Thnrsdav morning, at $500 per annuln, in advance
Sass a paid within six months; and $3.50, ii paw
scent be delayed beyond six months.
Rates of Adversfsina.
One inch OF space, in length of column constitute
O s'squgxe."
sl.5O per square daily first week; rs cents per
week alter; three insertions, less 81 90: oontnu-
hs ovary osher day after first week. 50 cents
Hall square, threo insertions or less rs cents;
week, s1JO; 90 cents per week after
Under head Of "AMUsEMENrs" SO. 90 per square
Per week; three insertions OF less, $1.J0
- prEclAL NOTICES" $500 per square first week,
$los per square afser; three insertions less S15O
S1.59. - '+-o'' vA''' w
Advertisements inserted in the "AIAINE STATE
xhsss' (which has largo circulation in every part
~ sne statel Tor S1.00 per square for first insertion,
ton. :, .,'--r-
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates. w
" an Communications intended for tie pape,,
shonlo Dc directed 10 the :" EDITOR OF THE fhEss,
saa tnose OF business character 70 the FoB-
* JOB PRINTING, Of every description, exc
suited with dispatch; and all business pertaining 70
me once or Paper promptly transacted ON apphca-
taon as above.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23
Copartnership Notice.

TNHE undersigned have this day formed copart-
i nersh ip under the style OF 81
S. IL. JACKSON &c SON, OF
for the purpose of doing a general COAL BUSINESS
at Sawyer's Wharf, foot of High Street. 10
Il. s. r. JACKSON
0SCEOLA JACKSON. .
Portland, june f2, 1s65-tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23

~ you are in want of any kind OF PRINTING
can at the Daily Press once.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23
To belief.

A FoURSToRY BRICK STORE, centrally located
= on Exchange Street. suitable for Wholesale Dry
g0us business, or for the manufacture of Clothing
o. q boots and Shoes. VIII be vacated this month or
sS q usTS For further information inquire Of DIR.
y e vnice 115 Exchange Street. up stairs, or
oA r: DOW, corner of MIX and Exchange Streets.
Portland, Sept 10Th, 1885. dtf +
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23
CASCO NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND.

OF PORTLAND.
DY vote ofthe Stockholders the capital of this Bank
- is to be increased Two Hundred Thousand Dol
lars, -isA
Subscriptions win be received under the following
conditions, viz: 58sN aage tsff I'D sl9tf
Each stockhoder is entitled to ONE share for every
THREE owned.
Stockholders must pay in, at least, twenty-five per
cent at time Of subscribing, and the balance or
fore December 81, 1865. as Efls go SIS
Shares paid for IN FULL, on before October 18th
next VIII rank with the old stock and participate in
the next (Aprfl) dividend. ~ ~
Interest at rate Of six per cent per annum viii be
allowed on all other subscriptions from the time Of
payment till April i, 1866. s s.s.ls I7+T . 4
Rights not claimed before October 18TH uext will
be disposed Of as the Directors may determine 3
r si e, P. GERRISH, Cashier.
Portland, Sept. 12, 1866. sep11dtflloet15
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-23
FRANKLIN FAMILY SCHOOL

FOR BOYS, Topshnna, Maine.
A GOOD Home School for Boys. Location healthy.
IN easily accessible. The FAN Term viii Commences
September Goth. For circular &C. address the Prin-
cipal, fr WARREN JOHNSON. "A. nj.
August 81. d3ws - -
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-16

Sec. III. The President of the United States
is au.herized to employ as atany persons of Al
rican deScsn. he may deem nece ssary and
proper for the suppression Of this ellioa; and
tor this purpose he may organize, and suc them
in such manner as he may judge best fer the
public welfare
Sec. IL. The President Of the United States
is hersby authorized to make provision -.er rnc
transportation, colonization. and settlement in
some tropical country b-yonl the HI.;ts ct the
United States: Of such persons Of ihr African
race made free by the provisions of thi, acf A.
may be willing to emigratc, having tirsto5tsinei
the consent of the Government of s;ti,; couUtry,
10 their protection, and tiling, within the same.
to al the rights aud privileges VI frurIn-l-
See. 10. The President IL hereby authorized
at any time hereafter, BY proclamation, 10 extent
~ persons who may have participated in the
pardon, ard amnesty, with such exec ptiors. anl
at snch rine. and on such condi,ons ~ he may
deem expedient for the public welfare. .r
Sec. IA. 4 h- courts Of the United States shall
have power - institute proceedings, make or
deTs and DEGREES, issue prvceSs ard do al thing
necessary to carry This act into effect.
a supplementary resolution was passed same
day--iu the effect,
That the provisions of the 81 clause of the
9th section shall be SO construed as not to apply
70 any act, or acts done prior to the passage
thereof; nor to in luce any member OF q State
Legislature or Judge of any State court, who has
not, i'll accepting entering his Office, taken the
oath TO support the Constitution of the so-CIi!ed
Confederate States Of America; nor shall any
punishment, or proceedings under said act be 80
construed Is to work forfeiture Of the real cs-
tate Of the offender beyond his natural life.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-16

Cairo, July 29.-Wm. Z. johnson.
brother of the President. arrived at New
Orleans on the 22l from Texas. OF which
State he has been resident for several
years.
Lucas brigade and Griersons cavalry
have arrived at Vicksburs. ending at tllat
point three months steady campaign
through the States of Florida, Alabama
and Mississippi, the only brigade that
marched through 10 tie Mississippi
river.
But few negroes arrived with tie IL
petition from the fact that Gen. I.uca-
threatened 10 throw every possible iiu-
Pediment in their way, he in some cas,-s
ordering them back 10 their work. and
in others allowing their masters to place.
them under lock aud kew until the expc-
dition had left. The expedition passed
through portions Of Alabama and Missis
siPpi never before visited by hostile
troops, and report the interior Of tll-s..
States IN most prosperous conditions.
and report. seeing hundreds of thousands
Of bales Of cotton which tie owners wcr.
anxious to take to market, aad that there
would be large crops of cotton raised this
Year. Thousands of acres which had
been planted in corn was plowrd.ur and
cotton substituted. The crops generally
are looking verv fine.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-16

aroxld 0irtuaHy be a bonus on the impor.
tation st.foreiga sugar have a letter
before me in which is written,-'Whilst
at Jamaica, offars came from the Havana
to supply sugar all the year round at l2s.
per cwt; as 1 said before, in no Jamaica
estate can it be grown much under 20s ],
and assuredly by none at l2s. The re-
fners estimate the value of Havana in
comparison with West India free sugar,
as from three to five shillings PER cwt.
better in point of color and strength. The
reason is, that these sugars are partially
refined or c1ayed.
.g CONCLUDED Next WEEK
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-16

CONDITION or LIEUTENANT MsusY.-
n French paper states that r. Avenir
National has made al appeal t. ths pas
lie CT benaif of Lieut- Maury, who has
been completely rainad bv the American
war, and whose health il such, from over
work, that it will not allow him to attend
70 the wants ot himself or his family.
q committee, It ~ stated. r,.presensiu.
England, Russia and Holland, has be,.t,
formed inLondon, for raising subscriy
tions on behalf VI Lisut. Maury. France,
however, has not yet participated in the
work, but it was only considered neces-
sary to make an announcement Of the
facts to promptly I'll! up The omission.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-16

i5S The people Of Virginia are blessed
with sensible rulers. Every adult whilr
citizen, residing in county for IN
months and net excluded BY the prvsi-
dents amnesty. can vote there :.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-16

q he total amount Of gold produced
in California since its first discovery
there. y S556,7ls,c23 The whole gold
produce Of the country. from the b-Sia-
MN: ''i ii. hie:ory-is S:lo1, ,t17.73a. -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

DesrKoy -ae1a Foes Tn. A;neri
ran tent .aterpiIlars or l,ck.ys,.. So de
srac,ive to the early foliage Of wild
cherry trees and apple Necs, becon
n,'hs in July, and Ivy their eggs i"
Ji'y and aAuyu.t. V.rious methods
FIR the destruction and DETERMINATION
.sf:hess::pes,s,sre resorted - BY thrift.
and en'e, priaing farmers and gardener.
and 10 BE- successful they rhnnld y.
suniversal One Il the moot effective
methods to prevent their ravagcs, - 10
SEEK the eggsef the moths during
these fine spring nornings,iwhich when
found, ~ they ea.ily msy he, espec
ially in young orchards, clip the tw'gs
wherever they are deposited with q
sharp instrument, and bnrn them Sur
.uries nays,hu. be cleared Of them
Shears and a knife, with basket in
which TO place the twig, and lad Ter
are the equipments necessary for this
important work. Let it be donc this
month ~ farmers have more time to At.
,rnd to il aud besides i, is pscasantcr
work than after the eggs are ha,chcd
into. devnnriry worms for then is seed
time pressing with its mul,,f. rious De.
so.nis for labor. Not only apple tre"r
but All ,he Wild cherry trees, on and
about the farm premises, l-bouid be thor.
.nxtly, diligently and most carefully
sear!chei, that this e Ill may DO prevented
lni,s embryonic stass.- Boston Cu!tiy 7tor
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13
lHsTR N 4 N Il q q D.
sxssk1v How lost. How restored

$780, How lost. How restored
Jus, published, new edition Of DR. Cul-
verwells Co ebrated Essay on the
raitcal cure without medicinc) of SpERxA.
roRampA. or seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses Ixpo'EScY. Mental end Phys
ical Incapacity. fmpediments to Marriage
etc: also, CossUMPrlcs. EPlLErcr and Frs
induced by self indulgence or sexual extrav
agance.
r@-Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6
cents.
The celebrated anthor in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates. from n thirty
wears successful practice. that the alarming
consequences Of self abuse may be RI iica,ly
cured without the dangerous use Of inter.
ma, medicine or the application Of the knife
pointing out a mode Of cure, ut once sim
ple, certain and efFectnal, BY means Of which
eyerv sufferer, no matter what his condition
NAV he. may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically.
~ This Lscture should h IN the haads
az every youth and every man in the Land.
Sentunder seal, Or in plain envelope, 10
any address. post pG;d on receipt Of sir cents.
81 Two post stamps. Address the publifhers.
CHASE. & KLINE & CO.,
l2TBowerv New York, Post office
box 1886.
v5n44y1
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

The Burlington Harkeye states that
in excayating on the former site u the
old American House. in that city. last
week. An underground passage Was
struck in which large amount Of well
executed half dollars vas found, with
die. etc. The American had been the
ri uted resort OF counterfeitere but the
proof could never be obtained.
49, Tho bill to prevent the defaoing
cf rocks and fences by advertisements
mack medicines has passed bo:h
b,Aaehes of.hc New York Legislature.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

PIX Kstrlsa ~ Iowa. C. D. Fen,
e ~, gives tho t!lowing items to
t,s Hr1y;s Farmer ~ IN. rrsnl.e from
he l,Alian ..ra the l.ast session. IT,.
s,,s ! started last spin. viii 81 cen
: I.,nic., which increase! % thirty.
.r.en, and alter selling My place I 80.
,".&.i Of al but fourteen colonies, which
brought ~. t275.El slso Es'l.! $3.50
.-or,h ofhoney, ard have A. s,'ll or
hand which would leave (Af'cr deduct
ing 80 fr hives: and So for honey
hoxes) $500 ne, proceeds and fourteen
colonies on hand - ptaric E,Irn,er.