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| WILL SELL FOR CASH. At THE COURT
house door in Seyiervile The 9th day Of October
next al the right, title, claim and demand, that John
Do1Sass mas IN certain tract of land situated in the
II. Cate VIM. Underwood and Others. containing 100
acres more or less Said lands viii be sold to satisfy
the following judgments: One in favor of John A. Ne
Benjamin Roberts, recovered against the said Johu
Douglass, in the Circuit Court Of Sewer county,
aug23-4t PTS LEN. DTGGAN, Shift
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
Thomas B. Walker vs.. Allen Hurst.
IT APPEARING THAT ALLEN HrRS-

Il a resident Of Tennessee and that
been duly levied his property 1t is ordered
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brown
lows Wing, notifying defendant appear before the
Circuit Court at Maynardvie the first Monday after the
Monday September make defense said suit
otherwise judgment by default viii be taken against him
auc3O-It& II. J. CARR, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
CIRCUIT COURT-MAYNARpvILLE.
May Term, 1865.
- -. c-l - m H.

TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING THAT ALLEN
HURST, the defendant, is nonresident Of the State
II Tennessee, abscOnds conecals himself that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon him
II is therefore ordered that publication be made for four
succossive weeks in Brownow's Wing, notifying said
Allen Hurst appear the next term Of the Circuit
prt 70 be held at the court house in Maynardvie on
eve first Monday after the 4th Monday of Sept next then
nd hero to plead, answer demur to said suit the
same will be set for hearing ex paro and Judgment Ia
ken pro confesso against the said defendant.
r. J. CARR, Clerk
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IF YOU WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
4 CLOTHES, don't fail to call at }. r.. Pace & Co.'s
They have handsome stock,
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I0hn T. UuQuIostOn Is. = j. cteIs, z. MOnrOc. NchO-
las Sharp and Allen Hurst
1T APPEARING IN THIS CAUSE THAT THE
defendants Nicholas Sharp and Allen Hurst age non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee they have 80 alb
seconded conceal themselves that the ordinary
Of law cannot be served upon them 1t is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brown
lows Wing notifying said defendants to appear at the
term Of the Circuit Court 10 be held at the court
house IN Maynardville, the first Monday after the
fourth Monday Of September next then and there to
plead answer or demur 20 said suit the viii he
set for hearing eN partc.
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CHANCERY NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.

Cu-AN OEhl NO11CE ~ ChEDI1Ohc'
Wikcns Frces, Adm'rs Ellis, Decd vs. s. Dckey
and wife and others.
4 I THE JULY TERN. 1868, OF THE
"a Chancery Court Knoxville, it ordered this
that months be given creditors within which
to make themselves parties to this suit and file their claims
Creditors will therefore take notice. that after the Esd day
October, 1855, claims will be received allowed.
aug23-it D.A. DEADERICK, c. & VI.
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We ask careful examination Of our ard prices be-
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Our motto will be, "Quck Sales and Small Prons and Tor
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assortment Of Prints, Dress Goods, ShaWls.
FIannelS, DeLaines, LinseYss Hosiery
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ISAAC Ii. WHITE, J. P.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
Death of Judge OollaIner.

The telegraph has announced the death of
HON. JACOB CoLLAMER, q. s. Senator from
Vermont, at his residence in Woodstock, on
Thursday evening, 9th inst. Mr.. Ccllamer
was born in Troy, N. Y, in 1902, but in his
childhood his father removed to Burlington,
vt. He graduated at the University of Yer
mont In 1910, served as a subaltern in the ear
~ part Oh The last war with England, studied
law and was admitted to the bar in 1918;
practiced till 1888, during which period he was
several times elected as member of the State
Legislature; from 1888 to 1s41, he was Judge
of the Supreme Court of Vermont. Tn 1s4s
he took his seat for the first time in the Honse
of Representatives in Congress, and served in
that capacity till 1S49, when he was anno;nted
Postmaster General by President TAYLOR. brt
resigned in 1850 on the death of the President
He was reappointed to the Supreme Bench
of his State and held the Office till 1854, when
he was elected to the United States Senate.
which Office he has held ever since. He has
served as Chairman of important committees.
He was an able, honest, incorruptible, patriot
ic statesman,
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11

MINING INFoRMATIoN.-We understand
that several of our Substantial citizens will
call this afternoon, at two o'clock, upon Col.
Buel and Judge Frye, at the Preble House, to
examine their specimens of rich silver ores,
and to become better acquainted with the
mines which they represent These gentle
men are men ofreputation and character, and
do not come as spectators, but as representa-
tives of one of our richest new States, desiring
if POSSIBLE, by fair and legitimate business op-
erations, to enlist some attention to their
State, and to divert small portion OF the sur
plus capital of the East in favor OF the devel-
opment of the mines which are there await
ing such development. 1t requires brains,
muscle and capital to do this, and Messrs.
Buel and Frye are prepared to demonstrate
that an investment of these, to almost any ex-
tent, will pay in rich return dividends. We
hope our men of enterprise and wealth will
give them call.
The "Diana" mine-represented by these
gentiemen--is one of the richest in the Reese
River District About two thirds of it is for
sale on such terms that the purchasers will
be as secure as it is possible for men to be in
any business enterprise. This mine is no
doubtful thing, no undeveloped enterprise, but
working mine of great richness, and of such
extent that it affords room for vast expansion.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11

ny PORTLAND is rapidly increasing in wealth
and Importance, and many new branches Of
business are springing into existence among
us. Among the many new and enterprising
houses recently established in our city, we no.
tice, with pleasure, that Of William Grace G.
Co., publishers and general wholesale agents
for the best publishers of engravings in the
Union. 1t is part of the formerly well-known
house of Brown, Grace 6 Co., Philadelphia,
and is winning hosts Of friends every day by
its fair and honorable mode of conducting its
business, and by the super-excellence of its
goods. All the new engravings are received
by these gentlemen, as soon as they are issued
from the press. Their Grand Novelty Sales is
increasing in popularity every day, and our
readers can rest assured that they will serve
their customers promptly and fairly. The
members of the firm are honorable, business
men, who believe in honest enterprise. We
shall, as occasion offers, make mention of
other enterprises we see being commenced in
every part of the city. IS,
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11


LIZ will be seen by reference to our adyer-
Using columns that the Patent Right for
MarshalPs Improved Anchor is offered for
sale: and we think our capitalists viii do well
to enquire into its merits, as we are satisfied
from what we have seen of it that it is one of
the greatest improvements of the age.
The inventor claims to have proved by ac-
tual experiment that Qst) it has double the
holding power of any anchor now in use, and,
consequently, will only need to be one-half as
heavy as the old-fashioned anchor; '
I'd. Both fukes take the ground at the same
time, and in sneh manner that it is impossi-
Bile to foul it in any position in which it may
be placed.
We commend it to the attention of our
manufacturers, as we think, when once intro
duced, it will take the place, to. "a great extent,
of all other anchors. .,-.- ...
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rlo;ous notices of twenty-five words or less free:
all eycess OF this amount Will be charged ten cents
linz ut words constituting linz This rnle here
after win be rigidly adhered to.-iPUB. PRESS
TIE Washingtonian Society will hold n meetins
Sunday evening at Sons of Temperance Hall, 1858
Congress street, at z O'Clock. Tie public are in
vited. ... -t.--.-I-
FIRST UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Congress Square
Regular services in the morning at 101, and In the
evening lVespers and serIaon) at o'clock. Rev.
IL, Q. Boles, pastor.
CONGRESS HALL.-Mrs. Jennie S. Ruid, medi-
UNI, OF Mass, VIII lecture tom orrow afternoon and
evening at and o'clock. Free conference 10Y A. ID
Children's Progressive Lyceum at j. M.
FIRST PARISH CHURCH. Rev. j. Wescott, Of
Cambridge, Mass, will preach tomorrow. Vesper
services at o'clock. -ll4lla ri
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Sabbath
School Concert tomorrow Sunday evening, COM
mencing at z O'Clock.
PEARL STREET UNIvERsALrsr CEURoH.-Rey.
NJ. Atwood, pastor elect, will commence his iabors
with this Society tomorrow.
HIGH STREET CHURCH. Rev Alexander Nc
Lean, of Fairfield, Conn., will preach tomorrow.
NEW JERUSALEM misunderstanding to-rnor-
row morning. by Rev. William B. Hayden, on the
Divine name "JEHoyAH:' Psalm lxxxiii: 10.
FREE STREET BAPTIST CHuRcH.--Rev. j. c.
Stockbridge, D. D., of Boston, will preach in the Free
Street Church tomorrow. t1ats
ST.. LAWRENCE STREET CHURCH. Change Of
SwDices tomorrow. Sabbath School at 10l O'Clock in
the forenoon. Preaching at 8 o'clock in the after
noon ard at o'clock in the evening, by the Pastor
CENTRAL CHURoH.-Rev. David Temple Packard,
of East Someryille, Mass, viii preach tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
Declaration of Var bstsUeen Spain and ChatS.
Chiffon Ports .BJOckaded bU Spatn-FMr-
cher from Peru and Jamaica.

Declaration Of War bstsuee,a Spain and Chttt.
ChiIiaa Ports Bloekaded by Spain-Fur-
cher from Peru and jamaica.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. Z
BY the arrival of the Ocean Queen we have
Panama adyices to the S1st ult.. War had
been declared between Spain and Chill, and all
the ports of the latter are declared blockaded
by the Spanish squadron since the oath qlt,
ten days being allowed for vessels then in the
port to clear. The CHILEAN Congress has au-
thorized loan of $20,O00,000, and the execu-
tive has been invested with unlimited power
to raise troops, procure ships, &c.
The diplomatic corps in Chill protest en-
phatically against the mode Of blockade, the
Admiral proposing to maintain it by means OF
cruisers. taEll
The panic occasioned by the sudden rupture
was unprecedented in Chill. Business was
greatly Frustrated.
The English line of steamers between Pan
anna and Valparaiso received no passengers or
freight for any point south of Bolivia. 1t is
believed that the mails carried by these steam
ers will be received at Cabija by the English
gunboats and conveyed along the CHILEAN
coast. The U. S. sloop of war st. Mary's was
at Valparaiso. Advices from the Republic Of
Bolivia state that the government was gaining
victories over the Revolutionists. Further
successes were anticipated.
treasure. Disaffection has arisen among the
Reyolutionists of Peru. There is prospect
of all the bodies banding together to assist
Chill against Spain.
The murder of Barrios in Central America
is not strengthening the security of the Du-
ena Government Foreign. newspapers are
cautioned against comments on his death,
which will be suppressed by the Government.
There is no news of Importance from the
lsthmus. 1t has been visited by terrible
gale. The improvement of the cemetery for
the interment of foreigners is progressing ia
vorably.
The Panama Star and Herald of Oct. 31st
gives further particulars of the Instructions
among the blacks of Jamaica, cleaned from
Jamaica papers.
George w. Gordon, of Kingston, the princi-
pal mover of the instruction, and Paul Boyle,
the leader, had been caught, and were being
tried by court martial. Rev. S. j. III. Cole
and Joe Roach, two of the most prominent
instigators, were also arrested, together with
most of the leading men in the movement.
The Maroons of the island are brave, true
and loyal men, and have done all in their pow
er to save lives and quell the insurrection.
The outrages committed find no parallel
The evidence found upon some Of the prison
ers show the intention Of the insurrectionists
to have been to spare no white people, but to
slaughter all Unfortunately.
The rebels are dealt with in most summa-
ry way. The capture Of their leader has dis
pirited them, and many are surrendering.
The Waterman Office is closed, and those
connected with it are arrested on charge of
publishing seditious sentiments. %
Her British Majestys store ship Urgent was
dispatched to Barbados for troops. No ap-
prehension was felt of much further trouble.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
NeU Y0rL: Markets.

" =. NEW YORK, Nov. To-
Cotton-higher; sales 5000 bales MiddIing Up
lands at 81 q CSC.
Flour-State and Western 8 a Zoe lower; sales
1900 bbls State at 80 a. So Round Hoop Ohio
800 q u CO.. Western7 80 q 8 80. Southern heavy;
sales $50 bbs. at 65 a Is %. Canada % loo low
er; sales $50 bbls at 80 a II 90.
Wheat-opened firm, but closed dull; sales &C, 900
bushels Chicago Spring at 70 G9 So. Amber Mil
waukee 81 a Sc. Winter Amber Western, choice,
429. White Canada 2 40 a 80.
Corn-saes 81, 900 bushels. Mixed Western at SO a
soc, Q latter being an extreme price 7i,-.
Beet-steady; plain mess II a 14c,
Pork-unsettled; sales 1900 bbls Mess at 81 s7I "a
80 80 closing a. 80 SO. J0l
Lard-quiet sales 800 bbls at PHO 2Sa.
Rice-steady. la'it'7ll1'fl
Coaee-quiet; sales 400 bags of St. Domingo at 1sJc
in gold. - .
Petroleum-frm; sales 300 bbls crude at SO a &c.
Naval Stores-quiet and unchanged.
Freights to Liverpool-frmer; cotton Sd, grain and
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
CIapp,s Earoa.fte Peaa. I

- Every large; similar to the Bartlett in form,
e. but less musky in flavor; vinous, melting, butt
-@tery, and Juicy; fine texture; ranks best."-
Am. Promo. Society. 'e
The tree is "of healthy and thrifty habit"-Nor-
folk Ag. Soc.
TIE late d; Br.net!e said SIT was of superior
quality, well as size."
Mr.. Barry, of Rochester, N. Y, pronounced Il
"quite worthy of ranking best" "
M Hovey Prest of Mass. Hort. Society, thought
IT was so hardy as 70 resist the cold which SO gener
ally affected the Bartlett; and in quality Il cer-
tainly was its superior" =" seR-
Hon Az. p. Wider and Hon. Joseph Breck. FxPres-
dent Of the same Society," say they acan endorse an
tnat mas been laid In relation to its excellence"
a, nniSoE;-trees OF three years, generally having
per doz. j. W. ADAMS, 49, Saz 10 va
Oct 20-d&w5w Morr;ii,s 81,
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
Eritish Man-of- Var B!oivn asp.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
Information has been received that the COM
mander OF the British war ship Bull Dog blew
her up on the 25th ult. at Cape Haytien. The
rebel Sulowane had taken by force some Hay
items under the protection of the British Con-
sul The commander of the Bull Dog asked
satisfaction, and no reply being given, he OPP
ened fire on Fort Peckelet. The Fort replied,
and the ship getting aground, was abandoned
and blown up. 1t was reported the command
er had sailed for Jamaica in one of President
Jeffrard's boats. The state of affairs in the
country was very unsettled.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
ScALLops.-Seyeral DAYS since kind friend

ScALLoPs.-Several days since kind friend
left at our dwelling liberal supply of thee
dainty molusks, which he said should be served
like oysters, and were equally palatable. Ig-
norance of the donor alone has prevented an
acknowledgment of them before, but having
learned that they were from the Federal street
Fish Market, kept by Mr.. Hopkins, we take
pleasure in acknowledging his courtesy. The
scallops are very dainty, have the favor of
oysters, and in appearance have decided ad-
vantage over this popular bivalve. We advise
those of epicurean taste to make trial of the
scallops,
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11

OPERA = The young ladies of the High
School haved formed themselves into an opera
troupe under the euphonious title of the
"Humbug Opera Troupe" and will give their
first performance this afternoon at halfpast
;wo o'clock, in the school room. The opera to
De performed is an original one, got up among
themselves. If there is not some wit and fun
n the production it will not be like the girls of
,he High School. ~ ai
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
city of Portland.

MAYORS OFFICE, Nov. 9. 1865.
DY reqest of the Adjutant General of the State, a
ID list Is being prepared Tor publication, comprising
the name, rank. age, &C., Of each and every officer,
soldier and seaman in The military naval service,
quence of wounds sickness incurred thereby since
April u, 1861 As 1t Is of the utmost Importance that
this list shall be complete and tul as possible
canvass has been taken in the various wards Of the
city, and the lists thus returned can be seen at this
Office. All persons having knowledge Of &c tbs OF
residents OF this city in the United States Service
who have not made report of the same are requested
to communicate such Information to this office, that
nov1ord1w JACOB McIEHkAN. Mayor.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

OCTOBER TERM-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-The hearing in the divorce case
of Abbie F. Weston libellant vs.. Daniel C..
Weston was concluded. Mr.. Swasey argued
the case for hbellee, and Mr.. Carleton for Ii
bellant. Decision reserved.
The remainder Of the day was taken up in
the trial of the trespass case Of George Knight
VS.. Scott DYER n. sal
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11

The cholera broke out on board ship Young
Mechanic, at Calcutta, on the Sth of Septem-
Der, and the 9th, Captain McLoon, the second
mate, and three sal ors died. Five sailors who
survived the day were sent to the hospital and
subsequently, recovered. tts
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11

MERCANTILE LIBRARY LEcTUREs.-The
Committee ca Lectures have completed their
programme for the course this winter, and it
will be published GU Monday. Among the
lecturers will be Henry Ward Beecher, Rev.
DIR. Chapi-:, Bishop Simpson, J. b. Cough and
other eminent orators. 1t will be one of the
best courses got up by this Association. . 9H'
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
CITY OF PORTLAND.

Nov. 6, 1865. !
ORDERED That until further order, all YES
" sells arriving at this Port, from Ports infected
their passage, shall perform quarantine Easterly
from line drawn from the buoy on Spring Point
Ledge to the Block House on House Island, where
they shall be defined until discharged by certih-
cate signed by the City Physician and Harbor Mas
ter.
And the Harbor Master and Boarding officer are
hereby instructed to take all such vessels to such
place o Quarantine.
And the Pilots of the Port are hereby directed to
make known this order to all vessels which they may
board.
Read and passed, sent down and Coneurred.
Approved, JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
Attest ~. M. HEATH, City Clerk.
New S-d2w O.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11

CONSIDERABLE complaint has been made
lately at Green's Landing, Deer Isle Thorough
fare, that the channel buoy inside of Morse
Island Light is out of place some one hundred
and fifty feet to the southwark of its proper
place. The consequence is, quite number of
vessels have struck the rocks, creating consid-
cradle damage, and a great deal of hard swear
ing. Where is our Light House INSPECTOR
Orro
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
Increase,

IT'S PHMosoPHY.-Sozodon is an antacid
Sozodont is an anti-putrescent. Sozodont is a
tonic. Sozodont is all vegetable and entirely
harmless. Hence it cleanses the teeth from
acetous corrections, stops the decomposition
of their substance, sweetens the breath, stim-
ulates the gums, and is the safest and best
preparation of its class in existence.
nOv7d3teod
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
ChicDgO Market.

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.
Flour-quiet. -.'f t4 z 4 =
Wheat-irregular at 40t a / Il for No. l. old re-
cepts; AZ for receipts dated since Nov. list, and
/ 20 a % for No. 2. ~
Corn-frm at % q 55J, for No. 1.
Oats-advanced &c. firm at 80 a. sac.
Provsions-tull and dropping
Freights-dul; and dropping; Sc on corn and &c on
wheat to Buffalo,
High Wine--quiet. frr.rrr.r
Hogs-steady; dressed dull at 12a a 1899. f...
Receipts 5000 bbls flonI, 1850 bushels wheat
$4,000 bushels of corn, 90, 900 bushels Of oats.
Shipments-4,4n0 bbls of -four, $4,000 bushels of
wheat $1,000 bushels Of corn 500 bushels of oats.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
FOR SALE.

600 ACRES HEAVY TIMBFR AMI
llsOOO for 20 cents per acre. to close W ~
esta e located in township No. 2, Range s, OSford
county, Maine, well accommodated by two rivers
Also 1000 acres in Upper Ammonusuc Valley T.
Towns o. Randolph and Berlin, N. H., heavily tma
ter and ship timber Of large SIZE win he snIa
bargain on easy terms; Immediate application msds
~Nov IA, f. A. HILL,
Quincy, Mass,
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
A8rav at Alerandria.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov TO-.
An encounter occurred to-day near the City
Hotel, between DR.. Maddox, of Farquier coun-
ty, and Maj. Dixon, paymaster in the U. s. ar
my. Maj. Dixon received a ball in the side,
penetrating the bowels. His speedy death is
pronounced certain. DR.. Maddox has surren-
dered himself to the civil authorities.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
o the Editor of the Press:

SCARBoRo', Nov. 10, 1866.
The friends of Rev. Henry FL. Martin met
at the Parsonage on Wednesday evening" AZ
ter spending the evening in social converse,
singing, &C., the plate was passed, which re-
suited in the collection of seventy-fve dollars.
L. MILLIKEN,
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
North Carolina ELectio,,.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 10.
Nine counties heard from officially, give
Holden for Governor 1898, and Worth 5,499
votes. Worth's friends claim his election,
though Holden's friends do not give it up, con-
tending his majority in the west viii overcome
the majority against him in the east.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam

Fer Coughs, Colds and Cousump,;or
ESTABLISHED in 1882, and st;u the hoe, t,,0,,,
~ remedy for all affections of the Lun0s Throaf mi
Chesf. BE careful to get the genuine. ''''
KEEL, CUTLER & CO., Boston, Proprietors.
ili Ar"As0 Do'~es'SA'oo. Small, so cents.
Pure Cod Liver OIL
- BOTTLED expressly for Medicinal use by REED
CUTLER q CO., who have facilities for obtaining oil
Oh Sne most reliable quality. Large Bottles, 81 90
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11

IA PERFECT GEM."-The new Children's
Paper, aThe Little Corporal" published by AL
fred L. Sewall, in Chicago, ILL.,, is captivating
all hearts. The price is only one dollar a
year; sample copy ten cents. t.Q
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-11
MUNICIPAL ooURr, NOV. 10

The case of Michael Ward-a search and
seizure process-was taken up. His counsel,
Messrs. Howard & Cleaves, moved to quash
the complaint on the ground of MISSIONER
his name being Michael w. Ward. The case
was then continued to Saturday.