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The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18
To the Editor Of the Press.

To the Editor Of the Press: t.
) DEAR SIR lin your local column for Fri
day you mention the pleasant surprise given
to me and mine on Wednesday evening. Per-
nit me to make on my own account, an ac-
acknowledgement of the kindness of our friends.
From seven O'Clock until past nine, we had a
succession of calls, and no caller came empty
handed. Beautiful gifts in silver; articles Of
apparel, ornamental as well as useful; and
material for apparel; fruits, fresh and pre-
served, and provisions were brought in in
abundance. A well filed port monnaie was
presented by gentleman in behalf of the
society; the contents OF this, and Of several
envelopes laid on the table during the even
ing, amounted to Handsome sum-" pgaa
suppose you meant to say that a bountiful
supply ofcs1 twas presented but the perversity
of the types, of which, as a compositor and
corrector of the press, became in early lite
well aware, made you say beautiful supply,
1t was beautiful as well as bountiful-a fine
specimen of confectionery art. rs y aei,is15
Words are not equal to the expression of
thanks for such tokens of rich feeling; one
feels only prayer on his heart that his life
may be full OF reciprocal feeling and CORES
ponding action. THos. P. RoDMAN, ~
SSCumberland st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18

THE St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, says :
"Our test of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts has
proved them to be very excellent" 70
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18

SPRING TERM at Westbrook Seminary
commences February 22d. See advertise
ment.
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IINOtis,e.

PORTLAND, Jan. %, 1865.
NM f certify that we have thoroughly examined
w the Machine shop ofthe Portland Company
an that th re ia no danger of accident.
The only deiect was in a few of the floor timbers
of the thi 70 story
This has been rens,died to be PEI ectly IS fe
until he whola stru(J, be made douhly strong
by new beams and Columns which are in progress
and will be completed scon as prsc icable
Thoe. j, SPARROW,
Jano0 GEO BROCK
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18

V-The pope is the youngest of three broth
ers. His eldest brother is "a, and his next so
years of age.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18
Municipal Court, Feb. II.

William Scott, colored man was brought
up for assault and battery on lad, and was
fined $40 and costs, which he paid.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18
TEETHl TEETH TEETHl

Dr. D. still continues to Extract eeih by Elect, il
ity scithOat Pain. Persons having deeaytd tee IN
or stumps they wish to have TemoS ed for resettDe
he would give polite invitation call.
Superior electro sGgRetic MdchtRes for sale Tor
family use with loroup b instrHei IONS.
DR.. d. accommodate few patients with
board and treatment 1T his house. -f r
Of1oC hOays sgf n . -in~h - l2A.sI
from to P. M, and Z Q in the Evening.
Oons1ltAeoH free. novl1
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Arrtral Of cotton at Ns,r Yo,.l,.

NEW YORK, Feb. II.
Six of the cotton fleet have arrived from
Savannah. ''aFe es
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c-...;rs Alden and Preb]e.

NJ EnrroR:-I was pleased to see in your
r.nor af Thursday, suggestion to our CITY
a,thorities that some public recognition shonla
he made, by resolution in City Council or 9th
erwise, in honor Of the services and braverv
of one of her sons-Capte JAMES ALDEN. a
brief record of whose acts was given. Know
ing this brave officer from his youth ND to his
present proud position, l have watched his
progress with intense interest, and more than
once mad the proud satisfaction of calling the
attention OF your readers to his brave exploits;
hence say was pleased to see this sugges-
ZION, and hope some movement Of the kind
Will be made and carried out in manner sat-
isfactory to his numerous friends.
But there is another name, / am sure our
citizens would like to see coupled with his in
this recognition-one no less deserving. l a..
lude to that of GEORGE I'll. PREBLE. His
successes during the present war have net
been SO numerous and prominent as those of
Capt. Alden, it is true, but all who know his
qualities will attribute the failure to less IA
vorable circumstances rather than to any 9TH
- SNNSSS' uiA hOb cu1lSlCully posted IN Ma
val history to trace the career of either of
these distinguished gentlemen and nots their
particular act deserving commentator. but I
well remember the complimentary notices of
Lieut. Preble during the Mexican war. his
brush with the Chinese junks during his visit
to their waters, the position he took in the
japan expedition, and the complimentary no.
tees OF his superior officers for his scientific
complishments- AL of which go to show that
ne is an accomplished officer and an honor to
the name he bears, as well as 70 the city that
gave him birth.
Couple the names, then, of these too sons
OF Portland, and let them share alike in the
testimonial of their native city. Capt. Preble
is nephew of Commodore Preble, of Tripoli
fame, and Capt. Alden is grand nephew of
the Russian Commodore Tate; SO that both
have ancestors nlustrious in the line of their
chosen profession. PORTLAND.
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ID FINANCIAL.
u s. g7-30 LOAN.

BY authority OF the Secretary of the Treasury,,he
Undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasnr Notes.
bearing seven and three enths per cent nterestper
annum, known asths
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18

Ahn OCIOhOONs-An Ills SIedt AmorlcdQ
play illustrative of life in the Southwest, uu-
der the workings of the peculiar institution,
written by the modern dramatist, Mr.. Buurci-
cault, was produced on Thursday and again
last evening. This popular sensational drama
is principally distinguished for the variety and
contrast of its characters, and for showing not
only the extremely possible but the actually
true results of slavery. A beautiful girl, a
natural child of Southern planter of only
"eighth blood" African, by the failure of her
master is sold with the other property" to
satisfy the creditors. This is the main story
of the play, while there are many episodical
scenes introduced, all tending to the same re-
suit. The Star OF the company, Mr.. Murray,
as Connecticut Yankee of course was excel
lent; this is one of his particularly happy
characters, and there are few who can equal
him as Yankee. Mr.. Mcdonald next de-
serves mention. He is the leading man of the
company, and he does the Indian to perfec-
ton. With rich, heavy voice he combines
that talent which enables him to do any lead
ing part successfully. Mr.. Bidwell as the
overseer cracked his whip in true coarse plan
tation style. Mr.. B. we think we never saw
do SO well as on last night. Mr.. Jones as the
old negro was capital. He had the right
patois and was liked much. Mr. Hurley as
high bred young Southron was true to the
character. Zoe, the Octoroon, as represented
by Miss Bidwell, was the quiet, refined favor
ed inmate of the household, once thought
much of by the family, at last sold as property
to pay her own fathers debts. Miss B. decid-
eddy improves. She is now the leading lady
of a first class company; by the way, we
should like to hear her rich voice in some ap-
propriate songs. lOan you not introduce some
Mr.. Manager9) The remaining parts were
taken by the other members of this excellent
company with satisfactory effect. a
This play will be produced again tonight
and perhaps will have still longer run, as it
deserves to have, as it is one of the best of
American dramas, is popular every where and
will continue to be ever until the subject of it
shall become historic. Ala ,sgr' hae eHis
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By Tlectr1cIrv

The Rheumatic the gouty, the lame and the Iazy
loap With Joy and move with the agility and elastic.
tty OF youth the heated brain is ooolcd; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth de1ormities re.
moved; faintness converto1 to vigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made 70 see the deaf to hear ana
youth are obliterated; the accidents Of mature life
prevented; tho eelamlties Of old sge obviEted, ane
an aotive circulation maintained.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18

He also visited the shop of Augustus Penny
on Fore Street, and seized several jugs and
bottles of LIQUOR. - -al
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18

Who have cold haEds and feet; weak stomaohs,
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indiges.
ton and constipation of the bowels pain in the side
and back ieueorrh@a, ter whiNesli falling o. the
all that long train OF diseases will find In Electric
fly cure means of cure. For painful menstruation
too profuse menstruation and all OF those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is certain
specific, and will Ia ghort trze, restore the sufferer
20 the vfror of hesith.E
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18

SEIzUREs.-Deputy Marshal Wentworth
yesterday made another visit to the shop Of
Abner Paine, on Green Street. and seized a
barrel of ale and several jugs and bottles of
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18
SEvEA-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date of AugHst 18th,
1851 and ara payable three years from that time in
currency, or are convertible at the option Of the
holder into
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-18
I'm U. 9. 800 six Per Cent.
G0LD-BEARiNG BuapS

THESE BondS ara now worth premium of nine per
cent including gold interest from November. which
MAKES the actual profit on ths 7.9O loan, at
rates' including interest, about len per cen. Fer
annum besides its exemption from State and mlaa.
ctpat tezation, which adds from one to three uer
cent more, according to the rate levied on other
property The Interest is payable semi-annually By
coupons attached to each note, which may be cut of
and sold TO any bank or banker.
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Lucy Ann Baldwin, widow of John Collins,
Administrative, VS.. Heirs and Creditors ofJohn
Collins--No> l72.
Third Judicial District Court, Parish of
Lafourche.
Whereas Mrs. Lucy Ann Baldwin. admininis-
tratrix, duly named and qualified, of the sue
cessi0n of her deceased husband, john Collins,
has this day filed in my office a full and COM
plete account of her administration in her
capacity of Natural Tutrix and Administra-
trix, which will answer for a full and final set
Element of the succession whenever the assets
are collected.
Now therefore, the heirs and creditors in the
aforesaid succession of the parties interested
are hereby notified to produce in this this office,
within the 80 days next following the publica-
ton Of the present notice, such objections as
they may have against the homologation o
said account, otherwise the same shall be ap-
proved aud homologated according to law.
JUSTIN SARTA,
Clerk of aforesaid Court.
Thibodaux, September 30th, 1865.
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State of louisiana,

Charles Gaude. Dative Testamentary Execu-
tor, vs.. Heirs and Creditors of Widow A.. F. G.
de Leonvale. deceased-No. l73.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
= COURT. PARISH OFLAFOURGHE
Whereas, Mr.. Charles Gande, of the Parish
Of Lafourche, Dative Testamentary Executor of
the last viii and testament of Mrs. Rose Yizier
de Lassalle, widow of Andre. Francois Chape
de Le0nrale, Baron of Bianconrt, has this day
filed in my office a full and final account of his
entire administration, in his capacity Of Dative
Testamentary Executor of aforesaid succession.
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are hereby notified to produce in this office,
within the 80 days next following the publica-
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they may have against the homoloeaiion of
said account. otherwise the samc shall be ap-
proved and honiologated according to law.
JUSTIN SARTA. Clerk OF aforesaid Court.
September Goth, 1865.
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@-N& :.
Cour du 3me District Judici-
aire.-Paroisse de Lafourche.
A TTENDU que Mme Lucy Ann Baldwin,
Adnment nominee ct quahfiee administra-
trice de la succession de son mari, J0fra Collins,
DECIDE, a, ce jour, depose a ce bureau un COM
plet de son administrator, en- sa capacite de tu-
trice naturelie ct ADMINISTRATIVE, repondant a
Ientier ct final reglement de la suee ession lors-
que les cr6ances seront collectees.
I'm consequence les heritiers ct creaiieiers de
Ia snsdite succession. ct les personnes interes-
rGes, sont notifies d'avoir a presenter a ce
bureau, dams les trente jours qui s%uivront la
publication din dit avis. les objections qu'elies
peuvent avoir a lhomologation du dit tableau,
autrement il sera approuye ct homologue con-
formement q la loi. JUSTIN eARTA,
Grefier de Ia dite Cour.
Thibodaux Septenbre 30 1865.
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Whereas, Mr.. Leon GaudG, residing in the parish
OF Lafonrche and Curator ef the interdict Louise
Baird. now deceased has, this. day, filed in my ofise
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LHey Ann Baldwin, veaye de John Collins, ldmi-
nlsfratrise, vs. les heritiers ct 4ereaneiers de
John C0iiiHs.-N0. liz.
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CONsERvEs:

Homards,
Huitres, Saumons,
Boeufs, Soupes, Rotis, Peches,
Framboises, Praises, PORES, Prunes,
Abricots, Olive. Capres,
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WINS EFT LIQUEURs I:

WHISKEY "0live Branch
DO Pike Magnolia
Do Vieux Bourbon
Do Rye
|COGNAC Francois
d. Extra
CHERRY ct Madere
PORTO ct vim du Rhin
WINS de Bordeaux Ter crus
SIROP de Franchises
do Groseilles
Do Anana 80
HOSTETTEB'S Bitters
PLANTATION Bitters
SCHIEDDAM Schnapps
WEYMOUTH de Molly & Pratt
ABSINTHE Edouard Pernot
CURACAO ct Marasohino
GIN de Hollande
MALAGA
ETC., Etc., Etc.
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Fiat de Ii Louisiana.
Cour du SINE District Judici.
airc.-Paroisse de Lafourche.
harics Gande, Exeeuteur testamentaire datlf,
vs.
Les heritiers ct ercaneiers de Ia We a. f. c. de
Le0nyale, deeedee.
NO.-I73.

A TTENDU que Mr.. Charles Claude de Get
t. paroisse. execntenr testamentaire datif
DIES d%ernitres volontes ct testament de NINE Ro-
sc Nizier de La. sale, veuve de Andre Francois
Chape de Leon,a ale, baron de Bianconrt, a, &C
jour, depose a ce bureau I'm compile enter ct f.
nal de con administration en- sa capacite d'exe-
cuteur testamentaire datif de b dite succession.
En- consequence, ls heritiers ct creanciers de
la susdite succession ct he's personnes interessees
sont notifees d'avoir.a presenter a &C bureau,
dams les trente jonrs qui ~suivront Ia premiere
publication de Get avis, les objections qn'elles
peuvent avoir q f~homologatien du dit tableau,
autrement il sera approuye ct homologue con-
fOrmement b la loi.
JUSTIN SARTA, Grefier
Thibodanx, so sept. 1865. de la dite cour.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. Pa
ROISSE DE LAFOURCHE.- Cour du
3me District Judiciaire.
Leon Gaudc Curatenr, VS.
Louise Baird, interdite ct les h~ertiiers NGI8l
de 10 Succession.
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q of Louisiana,

Thibodaux septembre 80 1865.
, 1865-06-21

ihete Wis fair Attendaneea 4! the As Evening
E1chapEr," but the msr1tsts wero rather uutet.
htush prices ruled higher than at the c1ose OF
'nbnge. Oats were }e batter, aud Wheat ad-
v'nced 1eo1te. The arst dispatches quoted Gold
opening 1t l4ci, and subsequent one reported
tho Huarket14l.
Sales on call wore;
AAIEa At nns .,m I'M, a rs.