The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-03
ORIGINAL ND szLEO1ED.

OhIGAN-AA AND SALEC1nOs
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TTaunton, Mass, has organized under
ciyt charter.
81 Hon Geo. NJ. Dallas, Vice President to-.
Mr.. Polk, is dead
% The Richmond Bank, in this state, has
been organized as a national bank. ~ K4kA'
ERev. DIR. Chaplin lectures before the New
buryport Lyceum on Thursday evening.
The Albany Argus disapproyed of Gen.
Dix,s order. and then disapproyed of the Pres
ident,s revocation Of it, yw 4
| BThe watervilIe Mail says S. n. Jacobs of
Skowhegan, has sold his stallion, eMillard Fla
more" for $4,000 to gentleman in Boston. -
VThe ship that attracts most attention is
courtship; that which oftenest founders is. part
nership.
ETA sister Of the late Rev. T. s,sKings i
giving dramatic and poetic readings, before
literary associations. with wonderful success.
| RThe Detroit Tribune gives list of $40
marine disasters during the past year, on the
Lakes. RI ~ * nj A
RThe colorsd people in Washington celebfa-
ted the Issuance Of the Emancipation proc.a-
nation by public meetings Sunday evening.
B-It is reported that an elegant brick Depot
is to be builtin the spring on the site Of the one
recently burned in augusta. 1851 ,a1eFssd
gwm. Curtis Noyes. recently deceased in
New York, was one of the most eminent law
yers, worthy citizens, and truest friends Of hu-
manity, in that city .s ~ 81 sa e a'ses sa
Ticonic Bank at waterville, says the Nail
has SvotM to surrender its charter, and. the
stockholders are taking measures to organize as
a national institution. ue ~ -
EMsssrs. Geo. Fl Patten g Sons are build
ing - fine steamer in Bath. Her machinery Is
being built by. Geo. NJ. .Patten & Co, Of the
| same place. o0J ,SnIaetHIBA BEE
osEEThe money contributed in New York 10
purchase sword for Gen. Mcclellan has, ct his
suggestion, been paid overto the Patriotic Or
phan Home in that city.
I EAbout 81 600 acres public lands in this
state have been disposed of during the yearpsst.
The land agent paid into the Treasury during
the same period. about 81 !. 900. ,-~-r..~ 49,.
ETIt was wantof water and not the opposi-
ton Of rebel guns that prevented the federal
feet from sailing up the Cape Fear river to VIII
i mington.s a JOsAa S<AY1
/ BGeos N Sanders says the St. Adams raid
ers we're of the best blood Of Kentucky Ken
lucky blood must be dreadfully diluted thep,
suggests the Boston Post.
i EThe Democracy Of to-day, in this country.
is at loggerheads with all the best instincts of
human nature, and the precepts of the Christian
religion. = IS H.
i EFhe messenger who brought the electoral
vote of Tennessee to Washington, received the
I customary = compensation, upon, the certificate
given to him by Vice President Hamlin.
EThe 'sHistory Of Civilization in England
of Mr. Buckle end the H'0rley FARM Of Mr..
Anthony TrolIope, have just been translated into
German. II HT9Ag5d 2FIaIi5
Lw The Portland Daily Press is the best daily
paper in the State, containing more news, and
items of public interest, as also more sound
reading matter than comes to hand from any
other source.-[ Machias Republican
1.-THE Daily HsraId, sNewburyport, hall
the size of the Press, without Geographic news,
is 81 year. The Portsmouth Chronicle, q
triae larger than the Herald, is $l2 year,o so
in advance! 81 Il soass5-aY efA tsansi0
r.sThe American Joe Miller is the title of q
work to be issued in London. II i ter aontain
the jokes of Sam Slick, ssMajor Longbow,'r' and
those which have been ascribed to President Lin
coin. -sfaz lssF p 4x 7sito sgea' G5ia%
Is GE-It is admitted that a formidable lobby o.
merchants from both sides of the line is gath
ering in Washington to defeat the passage Of
the act resembling lthA- nesiP~ecisy Treaty. Il
-as l,.l.usd bs Senator Summers amendments.
~ Mr.. J. Brown, in England recently drove
an aged horse one hundred miles in less than
twelve consecutive hours, on wager He should
have been putin the penitentiary for twelve con-
secutive years for his cruelty sss 3 sofa M -
p aThe Journal Of Commerce says that the
New York legislature will at the coming session
be called on to pass a bill, making il penal
offence to deface rocks, TREES and sbridgess ith
advertisements aS 2 * -
H-The Richmond Wing says the fate of Car
thage must not come upon that city til the wo-
men, like those of Carthage shall have given
Their hair for bow strings. Beau strings, sug-
{ gests the Providence Journal. = II ~
EThe lewiston JOURNAL regrets 10 learn
4 that DavidS Dunlap, Esq, Representative elect
from the Lisbon District, lies dangerously i'll
Of typhoid fever, Of his Residence at Little
River. s7s7ea2 a = 1880 sV-ai tlia-dsise saT
B-It is Josh Billings to whom the world is
iAueoeoo I'VE 'ne 1enaaiA, Moieny y S
that "Hethins are always kind to bosses, IT is
only among Christian people that . boss has
teW trot three mile heets in hot aa, for So, 900
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