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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
500 Reward.

LOST, $1,000 on the 2sth of March, 1865, on the road
J. between John Nc Kissons near Centerville, aud
James Kinney Some $500 bill 500 bills and the
balance in bills ranging from S5 10 SEQ
IL the finder will return il TO me, W II make him
present OF 5000. CHARLES WILSON,
April 6,3w Centerville (Demos p. o. Bel. Co, o,
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LEGAL, NOTICE.

A "a DONOVAN, who resides in Brooke County In
"a he hisb of West Virginia, viii take notee thai
James Taitnon; - Administrator de bonis with the
will annexed Of William Dunn sr, deed, on the 25th
day Of March, A. 1855 6led his petition in the Cour Of
Common Pleas i aud for the County Of Belmont and
siae OF Ohio alleging that the personal estate Of the
tssaor, and the real ordered 10 We sold byte will
ehsIse. sssn. % ssa ss we S.S a.: .sss rss
,,,gn. ia d. cos.,y q Belmont ssd ss.e Of ONO;
Being pef Of the N. w. ar of See. No. 10, Township
section nlene. sO5t Nv 1857 poles theme, $ lsE
on the w side Of said seciioni and thence with the
wes, boundary of sad section n i9w. 1890 p.iss 10
Ai,o pS q DE Wehsif of of's section No IL Town
ship No Range beginning st stone At the corner Of
s'd q NJ % Geies thence loo poiehence
siniIg 50 scres, mud together 20 devised 70
William Dunn, u, aud BY him conveyed 10 Isaac Ho
subject to the debss and charges Of ssid estate
Also The Westbalf and 90 acres Of tfe East half OF
acres above Described .ut Of ly.s bsf eontsinng xl
acres devised 10 Colwe Dunn subject 10 maintenance
Of the widow, who accepted the provision made by
will
Also par Of the s. w dr Of section No 10, Town.
ship 9 Range s. containing 1l5 devised 10 Jane
iowsy and IT, BfoeE who I row od te .2me 10 'o'
Also, par Of the Yves, half Of section No 9, Town
shlp No :. Range containing l2J acres devised 10
samuel Dunn, who now holds tie same. And also the
following real ESTATE situate in Guernsey County and
state Of Ohio and being the South half q Lot No o. in
ioNnshlp NO. ], OF IOWNbDp NO z anf r1Igc
Of United States Military land containing 10 acres
Also, the East half Of the South half Of lot No 3 in
said containing so acres Excepting i2 acres in The
3 w corner. new owned by ssfnfci MeNuu, and con-
tanning in all l5 acres which was devised 10 Thomas
Dunn, and by him conveyed 70 Barnard Brown and by
snid Brown conveyed 10 the defendant Esa Dos
ovBn who holds the ss the debts Of said
estate. The prayer OF said petition s for an order 10
sell so much or all OF said several tracts Of land will
be necessary 10 pay the debs and charges Of said
proportion 70 The vsue Of each devise above stated
lN Ls
Court commencing May 9Th. 1865, on or before which
time you are required 10 answer said 9etition.
JAMES TALLMAN,
Admir- Of said estnte.
BY p. TALLMAy his Atty.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court Tor
~ Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified as Executor Of the estate Of
Edmund Lockwood, decd. late OF said County
All those indebted said reque sted to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
SAID estate are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
BENJAMIN DAVENPORT,
March 16,-3r. Executor
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NOTICE.

THE Public are hereby notified, not to trespass on
l. my premises by passing through the field between
my shed and the woods as expect to cultivate it with
Grapes. The law will be put in force against all such
. Ety JOHN ROTrMEIR
April O. 1855 pm ''''
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Attachment N Office.
Crsngle & Lippencot, Plaintiffs,
John H. Bunedidge, Defendant,
REFORE A. w. Anderson, J. p. of Pultney Town
Dshp, Belmont County, oil the l1th day March, A. D.
s65 said Justice issued order of attachment in the
above action for the OF two hundred and ninty
dollars and twenty-five cents, with interest from Dec 2
1854, and costs OF suit.
CRANGLE & LIPPENCoTT.
April 6, 1896. st.
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NEW STORE AT IA MIRA!
DISSOLUTION.

Nhe ce-parinershp heretofore existing under the firm
l. name OF d. b. Atkinson Co. was by mutual col-
sent dissolved on the 1s Of March, 1865 Mr. John
Nelson retiring The business Of the firm will he settled
by D.'B. Atkinson. ID b. ATKINSON,
JOHN NELSON.
Bridgeport, March 16. .3ts.
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80 ps, pssiyvs ostsr1b ssmsdy
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A Attachment Notice.

Henry Welshhance 'I'HE defendant, is hereby no
VS. l. tilted thai the plaintiff OH the
VIM Harris 10Th day of Msrch,1e65, caused an
order OF attachment TO he issued against him, before
A, w. Anderson, Justice of the Peace of Pultney
Township, Belmont County, Ohio claiming judgment
for $50 and costs Dated this 3Oth day March. ie65.
April Q, 1868 HENRY WELSHHANCE.
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State of Ohio Belmont County,
Court Of Common Pleas,

VS.. Il son, whose residence is nm
John c. Jackson. known TO the petitioner is hereby
notified that on the 9th day Of March. A d., 1865 Anne
jackson field her petition in the sffce OF Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the County
OF Belmont and State OF Ohio The object aad PRAYER
Of said petition for divorce and the custody OF John
c. Jackson her minor child. The causes assigned in
said petition are gross neglect of duty und adultery with
female in Chattanooga in the State of Tennessee,
whose name 10 unknown the petitioner and that said
petition will stand for hearing at the Of said
court. ANNIE JACKSON
March l6,1 S65-6w. By p. TALLaAS, her Atty.
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PERSONAL. clifford Arick. Esq,
spending = fey days At his home
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Dissolution Notice,

'HE Co-parnership heretofore existing between w
l. B. Hough and David Thoburne, has been dissolved
~ mutual consent The business will be carried OIL al
he old stand by W. B. Hough
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HAS her usual stock Of Trimmed Spring Bonn.
= snd Hats, now open in her rooms up slsif,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-09

EHThe Portsmouth Journal has a subscri-
Der that for forty years has paid barrel of
apples each year for his paper, and this year,
tn )ugh apples are so dear, he came manfully
up with his pippins.
EY-The Rural american has the temerity,
in this day of prejudice and scrofula, to say
word in Evindication of pork, and says boldly
that it is not unwholesome, but quite oth.rwise'
and that as an article of commerce it is most
valuable, and as an article for consumption by
the common people it is indispensable; there
fore instead of wishing it diminished in guam
tity it wishes it greatly increased.
EB" Hon. Isaac Newton he Agricultural
Department, has addressed a circular to the
sheep breeders, with a view of obtaining such
information upon the relative profit of the
different breeds as may be useful to the country
BB-A wealthy young lady, who boarded at
hotel in New York while last year, was
warned to leave by the boat, on the ground
that she was so afraid of soap and water as to
be disgrace to the table. seT $50
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
THOSE who are at all converS1nt with musical matters
must have heard of the Mason g. Hamlin Cabinet
organs which may be said to have achieved celebrity
in short time, commanding attention in foreign
countries as well as at home. These makers had
noted carefully the mperfectons and the need of the
reed Instruments and directed all their practical ex
perience, and the knowledge derivedom an extended
series of experiments, to the correction of such i'm
projections, and to the supplying of these manifest
needs. Their experiments on the single point of the
reeds have resulted in the production of quality Of
tone which assmilates closely to the pipe organ
quality, that it is difficult to distinguish between the
two, This most important development of the
reed instrument as it obvates the popular objection
to the former reedy, thin, nasal quality of insru-
ments of this class, and adapts it in remarkable de-
gree to the services of the church and to vocal
paniments and music at home. .a. 81 aff.. ..af
The Cabinet Organs are in point of fact most beau
tiful instruments; their tone is rich, pure and full
and their mechanical arrangements are ample, and
calculated to afford every assistance TO the perform
En- while adding to the scope and power of the most
charming nstruent of modern time. They are made
in every style of case, from the simplest to the most
elaborate in design and nish and at prices varying
in accordance with the style.-Neo York Tribune.
Dec 6-d3t&w1tsN aeii.a ~
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Edward Mcpherson is then elected Clerk N.

Edward Mcpherson is then elected Clerk, N.
G. Ordway Sergt.-at-Ams, N. A. Goodenow
Door-keeper, and Josiah Given, Post Master
And so the House is organized. Not so heavy
a job this, as that when this same body sat
voting for Speaker nine weeks together, pre-
vious to the election of Banks, or when, for
nearly three months, it remained at dead lock,
before Pendleton was chosen Speaker
And now comes resolution offered by Ste
vens of Penn. to raise a committee Of nine
from the House and six from the Senate to
whom shall be referred acithout debate all mat
tiers relative to the representation in Congress
of the lately rebelious States. 1t passes by a
majority no less decisive than I32 ayes to SO
nays. This suppose too is that grand split.
that fatal division, that Camden and Amboy
smash-up of the Union party,-that extraor-
binary feat, very edifying no doubt to sympa-
thizing spectators but not wholly agreeable to
the chief operator known to japanese by the
mysterious name of "hari kari" and in the
palmer English of Widow Bedott as selfsai-
cide," which for months past has been adver-
tised far and wide by veracious copperhead
speech-makers, wire-pullers and quill-drivers
to be performed by the Unionists here and
now! Alas for the vanity of human expecta-
tions! No act of "hari kari" comes off to-day,
unless the copperheads themselves shall see
fit to take up the part and exhibit. The friends
and defenders of the Union, o strange per-
versity! are not yet quite ready to accept the
role assigned them by their obliging opponents.
In short the show is indefinitely postponed.
Congress has met not only sound, but strong
in the faith. While it in no way shows any
bitterness or malignity toward any, it already
gives very plain indications of a calm determi-
nation to see justice done to all, not excepting
those who have fought and suffered with us
for our common country. Friends of human
ity, freedom and the Union, thank God and
take courage! T. S. P.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
From MeCico.


WASHINGTON, Dec, 8,
Mr.. Romero, the Mexican Minister. has re-
ceived advices from Ell Paso up to the 9th of
November last. President Juarez has fixed
the 18th of that month as the day of his de-
parture for the city of chihuahua, to re-estab-
fish the national government.
The official papers from Ell Paso publish two
important DEGREES, dated the 9Th of November,
The first DEGREES, that, as an election for
President has not heen possible on account of
the French invasion, therefore, by virtue of
the extraordinary power with which Congress
had clothed the executive, and by virtue of the
existing anomalous circumstances, the execu-
tive declares that the constitutional term of
the President is extended until another popu-
lar election can be held. This conclusion was
arrived at after full consultation with the Lead
ing patriots, and is understood to be the ex-
pressed popular wish. 1t will be well received
throughout the whole country.
The second decree declares that, as Gen.
Ortega came to the United States only enroute
for Mexico, and stayed in the United States,
without any special purpose, over eight months,
he will be subject to trial on his return to
Mexico.
The United States officers were going to
give ball, on the 18th of November, in honor
of President Juarez.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
CUMBERLAND, ss,-

CUMBERLAND, S.
TAKEN on execution and will be sold at public
Il auction on Monday, the 10Th day OF January, a.
d. 1866, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the Sheris
Office In the City of Portland in said county al inc
right in equity which Thomas Hynes of Portlano mas
or had on the Esd day of September A. d. ieco AZ II
O'Clock and 30 minutes In the forenoon oelns the
time of the attachment OF the same on the orlSnai
writ in this action to redeem the folowe 9esciioed
real estate, situated in the city cf Portand IN said
county, to VITA certain lot o. Iand sitnateu ON
Freeman Court, so called, In saId Guy VI foruand,
beginning at post the east e9rneL OF George
Sights lot, thence north-westey thirty ieet on SAID
court: thence southwestery forty-two and one-half
Sot - iand Of Charles Littejohn; thence thirty feet
steriy 70 land of said Sights; thence forty
and onebaIf feet 10 the first bounds with the build
ings thereon. s,oa a..,
portIonJ on Freeman Lane, and bounded tins. Re-
Gaming nj a post said lane which most h In tha
ssontI-east corner ofth lot of said Thomas Hinds
thence running southerlY down said lane 49l feet,
thence at right angles to the land Of Andrew Mack
deceased and thence by said Mack land and Can't
Charles Littlejohn land to the lot of said Tbomas
Hinds and nom thence by said Kinds lot to the frat
bounds, with the buildings thereon.
The above named lots of land BEING sub,ect In n
mortgage to the Portland Five Cent Savings Insti-
tion LOT iour hundred and fifty dollars dated March
81, is65, with interest semi-annually Recorded In
DO * JIG, page 469. All the above deeds and mort
cages are hereby referred to for more particular
description ofthe above described real estate
Dated at Portland the 9Th day Of December A. ID,
1866.
GEORGE W. PARKER, sherin.
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MARINE N EWS
PORT OF PORTLA ND.

-.--.-.- Thursday, December Z.
.L14 rJd 81 ARRIVED. ID lel
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston tor
Eastport and st John NIB.
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston.
Rrig W Greenough, lBr) Currie, Boston, TO load
Cuba.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Randall Boston,
Sch Geo Gilman, Randall, Boston.
Sch Victor, Collamore, Boston Tor Lincolnyille.
SAILED-Stcamship Hibernan, Dutton for New
York, with passengers and part of inward cargo.)
g.ELL W. Friday, Deceuaber 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
Sch Saginaw, Carpenter, Boston.
Sch Sybil, Foss. Boston. -.-H
Sch H Pool, McFadden, Wiscasset.
Sch Fair Dealer, Young, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Peucinian, Turner, Bangor for New York,
Sch Mary Jane. Merrill, Richmond for Boston.
0UTSIDE-Two brigs, bound in
ai'H CLEARED.
Sch Reward, (Br) Marsters, Chiverie NS-master
Sch Sarah b Harris, Sanborn, Machias--Eastern
Packet Co. ~ 0T
IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT
GREEN'S LANDING, Dec sid, sch Lady Ellen,
Libby, (nom Portland) Tor Ellsworth.
Dec 3-Sld, sch New Packet, Brown, Boston for
Machias. sr : - =
Dec 4-Sld, sch Speed, Pettee, Belfast. -
LAUNoHED-At Bath 9Th inst. from the yard of
Rogers & Reed, barquentine of about 400 tons,
called the Rogers, owned by the builders, d
Bailey, and Capt Calvin Ballard, who is to command
her. -4srsr . ~ y :
At Calais, recently, from the yard OF c II Kelley.
brig of 1856 TONS named HI Eaton.
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From Louisiana,

New ORLEANS, Dec. s.
The Louisiana House of Representatives
has passed the Senate resolution against rec
ognizing Messrs. Hahn and Cutler as u. S.
Senators from this State. A special Commit
tee OF the House reported against the Consti-
tuition OF 1864, and presented bill for the
calling OF convention, January 4th.
ture that lie would be inaugurated at three P.
NJ, but he failed to make his appearance at
the appointed time, on plea of indisposition,
and his course created much indignation, as
he appointed another day for Inauguration.
To-day, Hon. Randall Hunt was elected u.
$. Senator. The other Senator will probably
be elected Friday.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Dec 7, by Rev Mr. Bray, Mr. Henry j
Horr and Miss Ellen Gould, both of Portland.
In this city, Dec 8, by Rev Mr. Walker, Mr. Elisha
Z Thompson of Cape Elizabeth and Miss Susie B
Noyes Of Falmouth
In this city, Dec Z, by Rev Dalton, Samuel f
Mitchell and Miss Sarah Short, both of Portland
In Gray, Dec z, by Rev Bean, Hugh Smith and
Miss Amanda M Lawrence, both of G.. Also, Albert
Gray.
In Saccarappa. Dec T. by E $ Elder, Esq, Mr. Hi
ram Elder Of Windham to Miss Emogene Pike of
Westbrook. M
In Lewiston, Nov 80, by Rev j A Lowell Mr. Enoch
Gilman Of Bath and Miss Mary Garcelon of l.. Al
so, Mr. Charles Haley and Miss Sarah L Garcelon,
both of Lewiston.
In Auburn, Nov 2s, by Rev Mr. Adams, MI Harry
Cole and Miss Jennie Bangs, both of Lewiston.
In Harpswell, Edward Farr and Lydia A NJ Dur
gan, both of H.
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Perry. Moih and Frccl.Ie Lo,;ou..

Chloasma, or Mothpatcb. fa,so co,,sd Iivar,,>,, g.,
anu Lentlgo, OF Freckles, are often very annoying
ealo1eS to ladies' complexon the
blonde than Of brunette; but thew greatly mar the
eeanty OF either and any preparation that will Ell
remove them without ijurig the terture or
cotor o. the skin, is certainly desideratum. DR. b.
Y: Perry who has made diseases ofthe skin a speci-
alty, has discovered remedy for these dscoiora-
less.
Prepared only by B. G. PERRY, Dermatologist,
No. A. Bond Street, New-York, and for sale by ali
druggists; price SO per bottle. Call for PERRY'S
MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION
w. F. Phillips & Co., and H. H. Hay, Wholesale
Agents, Portland, Maine. octSisn Mw&F6m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-09

BATTERIES TO BE BROKEN UP.-Capt. In
man, U. 3. A, has received order to break up
the two batteries at Rockland, the one at Ma
chiasport, the one at Castine, and one of the
two at Eastport. The ordnance will be sent
to the regular Notifications, and the other
disposed of at auction.
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,. DR.. SCOM'S
COaGtyk and C7'OaGD Syratp =!

For Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, Bronchitis,
Congestion of the Lungs, Pleurisy Consumption, or
any other difficulties OF the Lungs Air Passages.
ever offered to the public as any person who has
ever used bottle will testify. For Group it has
equal. For CoUGns and COLDS, one bottle will sat-
isfy any one that it must be kept the house. For
CONSUMPTION it will give relief when all other
edes fail. PRICE FIFTY CENTS. -. ssa-
Prepared an sold by DR. E. F. BAscoM, No. 10
Middle Street. ..frs.'sf ,.f r., a,s-.
BURGESS, FOBES s. CO., Wholesale Agents, No.
so Commercial Street, Portland, Me-
Nov. 10. -r- -.-.- d1msnSw3m*
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International Steamship Co.
Eastpert. Calais and 81. John.
(NE TRIP A WEEK.

= On and af'er THURSDAY, Dec. 2,
s%es--1M the Steamer New Brunswick, apt
n, ii IMAM L. b. Winchester, will cave Rail-
- sssdA road Wharf, foot OF state ST, every
Eastport and St. John.
Returning Will leave st. John every Monday at 8
A. NJ: for PASSPORT, Portland and Boston.
AZ PASSPORT the Steamer Queen" will connect
Tor st Andrews Rob bDston and Calais with the Now
Brunswick and Canada Railway for Woodttocs and
houlton stations. age Coaches also connect at
Eastport for Machias and intermediate places.
Al 81 John the steamer Emperor will connect, for
Wind.er, Digby and Halfay. Through tickets
Passports required.
Freight received on days of sailing until O'Clock
r. n. C. G. EATON cont
fortaRd, March 70. 1855. dc9f
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-09

EgA Physiological View OF Marriages:
Containing nearly 300 pages and 1870 fine Plates
and Engravings of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans in a state of Health and Disease, with Urea
tice on Early Errors its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan Of
Treatment-thc only rational and successful mode of
cure, as shown by the report OF cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married. and those contem-
plating marriage who entertain doubts at their phys
fcal condition. Sent free of postage to any address,
on receipt of % cents, in stamps or postal currency
by addressing DR.. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane
Albany, N Y. u
The author may be consulted upon any Of the dis
upon which his book treats either personally or
by mail, and medicine sent to any part of the world
Oct 6-s d&w6m SGD iiIfI'
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DIED..

In this city, Dec Z, William Crawford aged SO
GS Funeral Saturday afternoon, at o'clock,
nom his late residence, No 80 Pleasant Street.
In Scarboro Dec 7, MIR Zebulon Babson of this
city, aged 70 years.
In Ellsworth, Nov %, James McGowu AGED CT
years, months and days.
In Appleton, Wis., Oct rs, Mrs Nancy S, wife of
OF Westbrook.
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C. W. Atwel Is she agent for this CITY.

HOLLANDS LIFE OF ABRAHAM I1Nco,x-
This new biography of the beloved President no.
tced recently in the Press from advance sheets has
Just been issued by Gurden Bill, Springfield. Mass
and is ready for deli very 1t is in many respects the
best work of the kind for the general reader which
has yet appeared is got up in very handsome style
and furnished to subscribers at extremely reasonable
rates. Mr.. T. G. Hutchngs is the Publisher, agent
for this State and Mr.. John Russell has The agency
for this city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-09
One of the Oldest Remedies
Known to Medical Science.

The Bengal Dispensatory says the "efects Of
Haseesh are popularity known in the South of Africa
Turkey, Egypt, Asia Minor, India, and all the ada
cent territories and in the popular medicines of these
nations we find it extensively employed for multi
tude ofafiictions SIN standard treatise of Matera
Medica more than six hundred years old, it is de-
scribed as one Of the most valuable of all known
medicines"
THE HASHEESH CANDYy
Now imported and prepared by the Sylvan Oriental
Company, is the only pleasant and reliable prepa,
ton of the article ever offered to the public and viii
soon take the place of all other remedies for
RHEUMATISM,
Ger ASTHMA, .---.4... r-ra.....,
a- NEURALGIA,
--''---..--.-t. COUGHS,
5af COLDS, ,4 l
REsTLEssNEss,
And all diseases OF the Nervous System.
For sale by all Druggists. Sent by mail with full
directions on receipt of price. r.. ..rs ..--.. ID
Price-Large Box S1.OO, with Is cents for postage;
Small Box so cents, with cents for postage
Dec 5, 1s65-sNd1y L.. ID .-.a = r-.s......
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-09
The list of Rebel Bondholders.

lslHt NEW YORK, Dec s.
The Heralds Paris correspondent says legal
documents will soon be published, showing
the list of English rebel bondholders, which
has been given to the public, was in the main
correct. The list is divided into two classes
those who drew interest on the bonds, and
those who did not draw interest, but were
content to wait the establishment of the
Southern Confederacy before making any
claim upon the funds.