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Notice..

The undersigned, after fifteen years successful
practice in the old firm OF Bradford g Harmon,
would inform bis friends and tho public generally,
that he will still give his exclusive attention to
the prosecution of claims for Pensions Bounties,
Arrears of Pay, and Prize Money, aud all other
claims arising out ofthe present war for the Union
His facilities for the transaction of this business are
such as to insure prompttude and success in all mat
tiers entrusted to him.
Late Prize Lists can always be seen at his Office.
All advice and information free Terms low. and
no pay required until the claims are obtainsd,-
Office, Jose Block So Exchange Street.
q. X. HARMON.
Portland May 6-tid&w
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what TO DO WITH THE COLD MUTTON"
is the title Of book on cookery, which aims
at supplying want often felt by the young
and inexperienced mistress Of a household,
where moderate income, rather than pos
ition, renders economy advisable. It contains
about 400 different receipts for cooking, pre-
pairing sauces &c. The housekeeper will find
1t valuable help. For sale by Davis Brothers
No. So, and Robinson, No. 81 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CoNGRE-
GATIoNAL CoUNcIL.-At the meeting Of the
Cumberland County Association held at
Lewistonlast week, Revs. DR.. George E. Adams
Of Brunswick, U. Balkan of Lewiston, Geo.
L. Walker of Portland, and David Shepley Of
Yarmouth; and Hons. Woodbury. Davis Of
Portland, and e. P. Weston Of Gorham, were
chosen delegates to the National Congrega-
tional Council to be holden in Boston, June
18th
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DR.. p. p. Qui1nbv

Having concluded not to locate himself permanent
y hereafter in an place, would give notice that
he will return to his home at BELFAST on Satur.
day, May 27th, stopping few days in BATH. All
persons having unsettled accounts with him are re-
quested to call at bis oFBIoE and settle the same
Letters enclosing stamp addressed to him at BEL
FAST, ME-, whore he can be consulted during the
summer, will be promptly answered.
Portland, May 8, 1855. If
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DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTEI

The Great Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor-
er, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
cine ever used
Thoy efsctualIy cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all
kindred diseases
store the appetite drive out all humors purify the
blood and strengthen, inyigorate build up, and re-
all who use them. Price rs, So and 70 cts per bot
tie. Sold by al dealers in medicine. GEORGE C.
GOODWIN g. Co., IS Hanover ST., Boston.
HfE r0H + mehIsId4m
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CHARLES, EMINENT.

A sure and speedy cure for Scratches Calls, Cuts,
&c, on Horses To owners of horses it is indispen
sable, curing Sweat. Calls. Cats, Flesh Wounds of
every kind, and the worst cases of Scratches in
very mort time.
Full Directions accompanying each bottle Price
rs and so cents
For sale by BURG Ess, FOBEs & co.,
maylSdlm 80 Commercial St.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

HOWL STEVENS FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.-The
mily Dye Ceisrs, maintained By the wei
are in general demand throughout the County,
This Is just what ght be pected when the beau
~, peImanency, purity and general excellence Of
there dyes Is considered. There no lees econom-
ical than excellent; can readily be used BY every
family; in few hours any material g4rmt mt can
be colored to any hue desired, and in a style not
equaed by any dyeiDg establishments In the land =
The demqnd for the Family Dyes Is Constantly in
ereasinG: Once tried they become indispensable.
mayl5dlw
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DIscHAReED. = Tie members of Co. A,
i7th Maine Regiment, Capt. Towle, I01 In
number. all newly enlisted men, who have
been stationed at Camp Berry waiting orders
to move to the front, were discharged on Sat
urday, and recovered their State Scrip. They
win be paid of to-day, and will leave for their
homes.
Saturday afternoon the Company paraded
and marched over to the city, and through
many of the streets, presenting truly martial
appearance. In the evening, they visited the
theatre.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

HoEMwARD BoUND.-Saturday noon seve-
raj cars loaded with soldiers, returning home
from the war, arrived here, from Boston.
They took the train for the East. AS they
passed through Commercial Street, on their
way to the Grand Trunk depot, they were
greeted by the citizens; and, in return, they
made the air vocal with their cheers.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

sch Ladg Ellen, Libby, Ellsworth
zen Arkensas. Ihorndike, Thomasfon.
sca sarah Elizabeth. Montgomery, Waldoboro.
sen Henry A. Wade, waldoboro.
sen lko Royal, Damariscotta
sen ossian Dodge. damage, Bristol.
CLEARED.
Fox. ss1' w" AZ -.---e-'
Brig ? Curtis, Atherton, Glace Raw B-mastar
Sob Royal Tar tBr) o. Brisn Noel Ns-master.
Sch Albion, BIZ Hun, Maitland NS-master.
rhos Paddock. oO"-
Sch Maryland, Foster, washington-master
Sch Baker, Barberick, Boston-W Newhall.
MAJ
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Soldiers, Home.

The following named soldiers was admit
ted TO the Portland Soldiers Home for the
week ending May 18th:
Jonathan +. Pollard, Co. D, LIST Me. Cav. |;
VIM. Rogerson, l4th Ne. Enos Sawyer, do. |;
John Ray, do; Sewall @. jackson, do.
WM. Il. PLUMMER, Agent.
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THE HONEST OLD MEDIoINEl

N. H. Downs Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs, Colds
-Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the throat,
chest and lungs,
See circulars for certificates from Hon. Paul Dill
linghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge of the Su-
preme Court of Vermont; Dr. J. B. Woodward,
Surgeon fer the Vermont Militia.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. John + Henry
Waterbury, Vt, Proprietor. t
mar30d10w&w1t
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NEW YORK, May Is.
The Herald's Nausau, N. p, letter gives
description Of the rebel ram Stonewall. She
Is very formidable vessel, strongly iron
plated, with two stationary turrets, three
heavy guns, and solid steel pointed-pointed
beak of twenty feet in length. Her entire
crew, officers and men, number about seventy.
The Stenewalls officers acknowledge that
they were too late in getting afoat, and adj
mitted that the war Is ended; and, as she
could be of no use, she would probably he
taken back to Europe. and sold. She was to
leave Nausau on the evening of the 7th inst.
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steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
Ship Ida Lilly, lof Richmondl Minot. FIT Morgan,
Mobile Bay,) In ballast.
Barque Henry Lord, tot Harpswelll Pink nam,
Cardenas list inst.
Barque Winslow, tof Portlandl Davis. Cardenas
Sd inst f
Brig William Parks. (of Portland) Plummer,
Matanzas.
Brig Robin, (Fr) Killman, Cardenas.
Sch Cameo, Ewell, st Andrews NIB.
Sch Alpine, III lot, Eiizabethport
Sch Antelope. Morton, New York,
Sch Tvphoon Smith, Boston.
Sch Eliza Ellen, Noyes, Boston.
Sch Abby Weld. Hutchins Salem.
Sch Maracaibo, Henley. Salem.
Sch Oio Hickm KenBebunk.
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POPULARITY OF THE 30s.-Some idea OF
the popularity of this great loan in this Sec
ton, may be formed from the fact that the
First National Bank in this city, sold on Fri
day last, two hundred and ninety thousand
dollars of 1905.
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MARRIED.

In Dixfeld, March le. Emery savery and Julia
At Rumford Point; May Q, Alpheus Morse, of
Grafton, and Hannah o Kimbal of Rumford
In Brunswick, May II, Benz s Merriman and Sarah
D Coombs
In Boston, May s, Joseph Alexander, Of B, and
Mrs Hannah A Thompson, of Topsham.
At kittery Navy Yard, May 2. Charles Evans, of
Newburyport, and Virginia Jones, of Bath.
In Pownal. May Z, Geo W Toothaker and Helen
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth r. z.
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE Stockholders Of che Portland, Saco and
the annual meeting OF the Company for the choice
of Direc ors for the ensuing year. and the transac
ton OF anv other business which may be legally pre-.
Doughtys Falls Village, North Berwick, on MON
DAY, the fifteenth day Of june next, at t.pstve
O'Clock noon. By order of the Directors.
CHARLES Z. BARRETT. Clerk.
Portland, May II. 1866. mayi6Hwytd
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient In its nature, fragrantiy
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By al Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan8Id1yr
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Charles Iiniment.
CURES Chapped Hands. Chappsd Lips, Chiblains,
Cuts, Burns, Brui es, re, re.
Price Twenty-Five and Fifty Cents.
For Sale by BURGESS, FOBEs & Co,
mayl3dlm 80 Com mercial st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
OFF. Morrell & Co. They have fine assort-
ment of the latest styles, and are disposed to
sell them on the most liberal terms for cash.
Give them call.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

QUEEN vIoroRIA's DIADEM is respIendent with
precious stones but Its royal spendor is transcend
ed BY the luxuriant hair with which Sterling's Am
lumbia. may9dzw
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

VIE three story Brick House, II Myrtle street.
together with Bath room aad ample CLOSETS. TinaJ
FOR eas heated by furnaces has hard and sot ssa
In kitchen. -' 'oi' "Aser
Lot about 20 iset front and extends tbron.. :.
Chapel street Possession can be had June lat -
PRICE low and terms liberal. Apply to 80
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In consequence of the pressure of telegraph
ic matter upon our columns, many articles in
type, prepared for this issue, are unavoidably
omitted.
g We give portion Of the testimony ELECTED
at the trial of the assassins in Washington
Also the full particulars, as far as received Of
the capture of JEFF. Davis.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15
r,sHGRMEN.

Ar at Gloucester 10th, schs Ida MAY, Blatchford;
Fanny Il, Wells; Lancet, Jameson, and Grenada,
Sargent, from Georges.
Cid at Plymouth 9Th inst schs Alkaline, Rogers,
for the Banks; 9th, Matilda, Bates, do
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

'a az S.ock nolders Of the Portland Steam Paeka.
20. are hereby notified that their annual mssf.
other business that may come hssOr q any
lses ~ y" aeI on wednesday, the 18th day Of June,
Atlantic Wharf '"o oA'o VI tne COMPANY,
mayl5sd VIM. KIMBALL Clerk.
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Do NOT DELAY Now is the time to do IT,
HARRIS CHAPMAN'S
g15l,l;JH;!vliil!lH
kill. Moths effsctu ly aud cheap enough If you at
tend to it nop. Every druggist has IL. msy1t3t


VyHE subscriber, having had several years experi-
IL eDce In the examination and settlement Of
Shpmssters and Merchants accouufa will devote a
portion Of his time to the adjustment Of accounts
may require particular attention. Ho may be-
iound atNo, 2bi Exchange Street over the ofHcs of
the Ocean Insurance Company.
May 15ed2W* j. N. MORRILL,
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SPOKEN.
March I, lat 10 8. Ion 80 w. barqus Lillian from
New York for River Platte.
April u, lat 8, lon 49, ship Galatea, Cook, from
April ~ lat AZ "A. lon IL 90, barque Clifton Gavet
from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro. -
~ May . on Shot Keys, brig Rio Grande, from
i, may y on Cape Lookout. barque Maria Henry, of
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15
sagie hin NTutunI Coal Company.

az stockholders in the Eagle Hill Mutual Coal
= Company requested to mees in the Hail Of
ne Mercantile Library Association on Thursd av
ne 18TH DAY of May, at O'Clock , NJ to make ar.
for receiving and distributing their Coal
mayiotd PER ORDER.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

In this city, May 10, Charles A C., son Of John b
and Julia Carroll, aged Is years S 800
In Brunswick May 8, Harriet B Lewis, aged rs
In Brunswick, May Is. suddenly, Mr. Owen Wood.
sid !, aged 81 years.
In Harpswen, May g. by drowning, Charles Brig.
ham, sed % years months.
In East Liyermore, May l. Israel c. son Of DR. W
:, In Waterford. Dec 26, Capt Tnos Hapgood aged
50 years. $50
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Old Fogies Clear the Track |!

Bring Your Purse Along |!
We Make No Charge for Goods.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

IFef Steamer Ae1a-AdditiOnal,1
Ar at Liverpool 27th ut, Nova Scotian 10y Brown,
Portland. "
Webster, Norris, for New York.
Passed Deal 2sth, Lorenzo. Merriman, from Lon.
don for Cardiff.
Pembroke. -
Sid FIN Sunderland 9th ult, valentia, Bosworth,
sCallao -
Ar at Chefoo Feb IS. Star King, Smith, Shanghne
Sid FIN Havre 26th ult, A Stamler, SAMPSON. for
New York. -
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joy 70 fiss Jsartsfs at the sappressioa of osr
Rebsiitoa-Suscesses Of the Matt
matftan Sends his Chssf Of Cabinet 20 the
United States.
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n Ew ADVERTISEMENTS.


day Of May. 1855 y
az 70 obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must cali 70, aasertised Ietters, give the date OF
xzy-"Ifnot called for within oae ,nontb ,hax iii
be sent to the Dead Letter Office. s-sy W."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

Eooa tr aoa 9og ,L7aB bahA
/ tea aags1 iq itea cae e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

More Banks Chartered.

New YoRK, Dec. 15-The World 4
| Washington special, under date sof 'ths
14th, says;
Two banks, with capital of 5000, ,00C
each, were chartered today at Charles,
ton. s. c. F
IA Upwards of Two millions Of currency
have been issued to National Banks
within the last two days Total amount
now issued, $228, ,402. 600
1t ia announced that the Secretary of
the Treasury has now good reasons for
being satisfied that the wants Of the
War Department will not amount to
anything like what he was led to sup
pose they would Many circumstances
have occurred since the estimates were
made to warrant the conclusion now
reached, and believed by the Secretary
to be correct He is confident he can
get along the present year without fur
ther loans and without increasing the;
public debt, and he is of the opinion
that next year be will certainly be able
to diminish it very much.
The Iribune's Washington special
contains the following: slIntelligenee
has just been received by the Commits
sioner. of CRstoms that the Collector at,
Rochester, NJ r., had just made an in
'portant seizure of q Canadian vessel
containing contra band goods whisky,
teas, dress goods, &C.
The great Government sale of war
material at Alexandria viii probably
last throughout The week. There are
large number of buy arse from The North
and West seeking railroad material.
The competition is quite spirited. The
prices obtained in many instances were
IN advance of cost The scrap iron has
averaged over sixty dollars ton; rail
road tires, 6@l5 cents psr pound; cord
age 81 cents per pound All the prices |
are hizhly satisfactory to the Govern
nent officers. se18 Ii glRDs0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
southern Congressmen.- :

New YoRK, Dec. Is. - The Posi-
Washington special says of the question
of admission Of Southern claimants. to
seats In the House of representatives,
that the vote in tie House adopting the
Stevens resolution oy two-thirds is re-
garded 80 conclusive evidence that they
will not be admitted this winter 1t is
understood the House of Representatives.
will take action early in January upon
the case OF the recentelaction in the 9th
district of New York The evidence has
been sent to the printer and will make a
volume of over 1000 pages
The Commercials Washington special
says, among the departures for Europe
on Wednesday was the chief secretary
of the French Legation in connection
with recent Developments of the Mexi.
can question. The temper of Congress
and the growing popular sympathy with
the Liberal cause in Mexico with the
appointment of General Logan has led
to communication between Count
Montholon and the State Departme
which resulted in sending a message
to the French Emperor for definite
instructions. Ii is said the withdrawal
ofIthe French Legation from Washing
ton viii take place in case OF the formal
appointments Of United States minister
to the Mexican Republic. M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
. The Telegraph Asa Chill.

I New YoRK, Dec 16.-Before the IN
ion League Glubin this city last night
Senior Benz Bicnna Mackuma, of Chill,
speaking Of the telegraph in his country,
raid, Chill was the first country in
South America to offer its candid sup
port to the great idea of encircling the
globe with the telegraph Chill had lbs
first line of telegraph between Santiago
aAd Valparaiso in 1850, and now there
are two lines connecting the two cities.
Chill is nov building 900 miles of tele-
graph. When bigoted Spain began u
wanton and upjustifable war, Chill or
dered some 900 miles of selegraphs to be
immediataly made to protect the ooun-
try, and Immediately sent her sol-
diers to the place threatened by the
Spaniards.
Tho speaker said the only practicable
telegraph route ia South America from
ocean to ocean was through Chill. He
thought that line would soon be com
pleted on plan similar 60 that of4the
overland route to Behring's Straits.
There are two routes proposed, in
both of whichgAmericans are Interested.
One is to follow the line of proposed
| railroad 2QQ mules long, and the other is
toI lay a. ~submarine wire from Panama
to-Valparaiso, following the route pur-
sued by Steamers. This line will con-
meet at nearly all ports. Stations will
be from 10 to 100 miles apart.
Theretis project for o Mexican teleS
graph to- Panama, by which news can
be conveyed from the United aSlaies to
Europe and to Buenos Ayfes at an ex-
pense of few hundred thousand. dol
1srs. South of Panama there is not. a
single commercial steamer that bears
the American flag. That comm cree. has
been entirely monopolrzed by a. fleetiot
English steamers Do not mind y aaiff,
nor her old Admiral Go, thereIand you
will find some one to-open the door -far
us. 10 conclusion, the speaker said be
was in favor. of the Monroe Doctrine,
and hoped the United States would ad-
| here TO it. @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

A oopeprfent resointi6n was passed
asking Congress TO change the terms of
the Agricultural College grant,
The Governors stfanswiitsdsthe report
of Hon1 JAE Me Donald ,.iu investigating
the StoYaF fraud. There are -$409, 900
| yet outstanding of the fraudulent Issue
"a Several, bill, Of ID minor character
were introdnced. ra ~ As4A'Aa s es ...t 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

of viap, but we shall also be fortified
with the prayers of the faithful poor,
which are powerful with God we saeh ,:l I
have cultivated effective charity. wnlch l
is not only giving, hnt gaol'sg as
Christians, IN ChrfstaGn '0ay' anu
which is acceptable with God, and re-
ceiyed as done to, ahimself. "lnasmucn
as We have don il unto one Of the least
Of these, my brethren ye have doneit
nnto me ~ Matt XIV, 40.
The writer has been induced to offer
these suggestioDs, hoping. that some
Organization may be effected thai shaH
be general in its operations, and that
shall do something thorough among the
needy Of this city. He knows Of worthy
cases who have already suffered terribly,
even death occurriug,Ias he believes, as
the result of want. -
Fl. w. EPALD1SG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

The bill regulating natnal insurance
com panies, called forth some discus
sions, was .Paaaedsbs u vote of ayes 80,
noes %
The House adjourned at FIVE o'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

WAsHINGroN, Dec. 15.-In the U. s.
Snpreme Court to-day, Mr.. Carpenter
argued in favor of re-admitting Garland
to practice without requiring him to take
the oath Of allegiance, he having been
engaged in rebellion. He contended
the pardon restored Garland to all his
civil rights. Attorney-General Speed
combatted the genteman's position, ar
gning the right to prescribe qualifca
itions by law, and the latter was Of thi:
character and not penalty. The ar
gument is to be resumed next Friday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
New Yorlk fanrkets.

w# ASH New Y0EE, December Is.
COTTON Ii avy and declining; $4,000 for
mfddIing
e. EL3uR is EaI0s better but scarcely a., n uch
doing; 8 IeGs 20 for extra State; 60g9 90 for
extra ound hoop Ohio, aud Q 00a9 IS Tor trade
brands, market closing firm. The advance is chief
iy on common and leading grades.
WHIsK mora aciiyei Western 5292 "a, and
2 81 10 bond.
WHEAT Is 2G3s better, W tn q fair demand at
F0GI 10 for chicsgoas 81 ring; COOL 7s fer Mil
waukee Cub, and 2 ~ for old amber MicMfgan.
Rye more active and decldsdiy frmer; 909
97tac for Western,
= BAILEY more steady.
4 MALT BITTER
OATS are 1e higher.
J. CQR1s Isle highsr;; 46g5ss for unsound, ana
b9G63c for sound.
PETROLEUM quiet.
atl2s IS.
LAID steady at 16@201zc
for 81 10.
CHEesE duh at l4@lDo.
MONEY easy aG9 81 afy at 7 per cent.
STERLING qaietat l09I4@I095s. Hf es
GOLD hrnier -open'n ng ac 1465s aayancip to
1863, and closing at 14616.
coupons of'G2, 104; 9o-40s registared, ei3; 6s OF
'6s, 100 Treas nFy 730s, Isl seris, 9a Sd series,
97s4; 1.year certificates, new Issue 97S4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l5-At a meet
ing of Fenians at Wilmington, Del,
last night, resolutions were passed en-
dorsing O 0Mahony. The Union Circle
Of the Fenians of Gloucester City, n. j.,
has also endorsed the action Of O'Ma-
hnnY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
) Cincinnati mnri4et.

IT = r. CINcINwAri, December 15-P NJ.
FLOUR rnchapgsd and quiet; snperfne SIS 80
C97 90, extra 50Qs9 %, family 25910 %, and
iabcy 10 254II 40 -5.'
WHEAT i in good demand and prices have adj
vanced 5@10c cIosirg at 1 65@1 20 Ter No !
new, and 909l 80 for prime oid red.
CORN continues steady aHdsin gOod demand at
4slg60c fYT new4ear and 536gs5e for shel!ed
sy OATS are in light supply and prizes have ad-
@anced TO 42c in elevator. ga
RYE is qufst- 7FtgT3e for prirrr. ~ =
H09esduli gpd prizes declined fully 25c, clo' ing
atlI0i259I1i5g. Weaiher unfevoraale for killing
Receipts G, zoo bead s ~ Vsxe Hs
M Kiss POLK duh at % 00s27 so. Green Meats
IN moderate denisnd .at 81, y and 141ac for
should 91s, y sdess and Hams, Bulk Meats are dull
at l1as HI, and 1919 tor Shoulders, Sides and
Clear sides. ~ ..f t f +.. 5.y-
= LAID is ofsrfd freely at I7c for city pressed.
6BQCERI rs quis,.s -T.f,-s5,' III IKE .sF,r.@il.
fQE III y firm at As a94Go for middIiHg, & -
p GOLD 1451S9146. ffga.. r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

New YoRK, Dec. l5.-N. G. Collins,
the protector of the Russo American
Telegraph, delivered lecture on that
subject last night before the Union
League Club in this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

a 1t Masonic Hall, corner of First and Main
stFeets,
= SUNDAY, DEoEMBER 17Tn, 1865,
.Rev. J. @. FoRMAN, Unitarian (secretary of the
Western Sanitary Commission) will lecture in
the 'mcrnilgs gv haltEpasf fenze'cloeK KSnlJsct:
The Demand Of the Present Age for q Rational
and Practical Religion; and at seven o'clock in
the evening-subj ct The Faith that Works by
Love.
The public are invited. Seats free. No cellec-
tien will be taken up. dec14 dtd
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LII :
NOTICE.
Rank Notiee

-ENHE ESST0GKH0LDKRS In THE RTANS-
IL willie National Bank, are hereby notified that
an election will be held al the Banking House of
the Evansville Branch Bank, in Evansville, On
Tuesday, January 3, 1866. between the hours OF 10
o'clock O. m, and 4 4oseiack p. M, for seven Di-
rectorss 60 seFEe the ensuing year. t 3 rf
By order of the Board of Directors. ntt III
ns29 3td&W 8iaif8 EAMaL BATARD, Cashier.