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The Portland daily press., 1865-11-22
ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

" 1t Is stated that-a heavy discharge Of
workmen is to take place among the workmen
at the Navy Yard ON the LIST of December, OIL
ders having been received to that effect on
Monday. The number of men employed there
at the present time is about nineteen hundred'
one thousand of whom will pr 'Dapiy receive
q sticket-of-leave."-[ Portsmouth Chronicle
Ia The Democrat says that on Saturday
night last a slight fire occurred at the Store of
Goodwin & Turner, Furniture dealers, Bidde-
ford. caused by the igniting of can of Coal
oil Fluid. Loss about $50. Insured
sy-The Bath Times calls for increased police
force in that city. A similar need is felt in all
our cities and large towns The devil seems to
have broken loose, and to be holding high car
nival. .-. ~
EB The recent gross attack made in the
columns of apaper in this city upon county
officer in Bangor-Mr. Bartlett of the Jeferso-
nian-evidently to create a diversion for the
benefit of other parties, has not produced the.
fruit it was plainly intended to produce. Mr..
Bartlett states the facts in relation to his office
as Register of Probate for Penobscot, chal-
lenges the most thorough investigation, and
then lets 60 broadside after broadside of shot
and shell, old iron and paving stones, at his as
sailants, without stint and without mercy.
His fire is raking and perfectly terrible. l--uh
EY The Ellsworth american says that Geo.
N. Black, ESQ.,, has sold his sawmills, and two
half townships of land ON the Ellsworth river,
to M. and II. B. Hall s. Co., and other parties
for price which has not been made known,
but supposed to range somewhere between
$125,00O and $15OOOO.
By@The city of Philadelphia having decided
to erect bronze statue of the late President
Lincoln, invited models for the same Mr.. Sim
mons, the Sculptor of this city, moulded a
model and sent it on. Though he had to
compete with sculptors of eminence, he has
been officially notified of the acceptance of his
model, which is compliment Of no mean char
acter. By his courtesy we have before us
photograph of the model prepared by him,
which is pronounced by those familiar with
the form and features of the late President, to
be q most perfect similitude of that great and
good man. 'H 81 f's'
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A Severe Swinclle.

The Orleans N. Y. Republican, gives the
particulars of a great swindle practiced by
some sharp-set rogues upon the banks over the
border. 1t appears that one VIM. Perry, Of
Medina, and George Ward, of Ridgeway, went
to Clyde, Ohio, and established a bank-a
business for which Perry had pcnchant. The
bank in operation, sundry confederates, resid-
ing chiefly in Orleans county, made their ap-
pearance, in great want Of discounts They
made their notes for various sums-the whole
not worth a cent-and took from the bank, in
stead of currency, drafts On the Fourth Ma
tional Bank of New York. With these neatly
autographed drafts, the contederates started
for Canada, and at time agreed upon they
appeared at banks in Toronto, Hamilton, Lon
don, st. GATHERINGS, &C., and sold these worth
less drafts at the usual discount for Canada
funds. In this way sixty thousand dollars
was obtained before the worthless nature of
the drafts was discovered, and the rogues had
got safely back to the American side. Some
OF the victimized bankers have been in Orleans
county looking after their customers, but with
out success, as the villains refuse to pay back
a dollar. There is no remedy for the sufferers.
They cannot be given up to the Canadian au-
thorities, as the Ashburton treaty does not
reach this case. .,..i., ''.'
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A Sensible Suggestion.

The Newburyport Herald, approaching the
evils of too frequent elections, and particularly
of having the whole legislation of the State
manipulated each year by entirely new and
untried hands, would find remedy by length
ening the tenure of office or by letting por-
ton of each House hold over. 900 .-'- t's
Says the Herald,-and the suggestion is
adapted to other ATTITUDES than that of Massa-
chusetts,-"We wish reform might be insti-
''tuted whereby the Senators and Representa-
''tiyes could be elected for longer period than
zone year. The influx of new members is the
obstruction of all legislation. The Senators
sought to be elected for five years, eight to go
"out annually; and the Representatives three
"years, sixty to go out annually; but if we
"can't get that, let us have the Senators for
lsthree years and the House for two, SO that
majority of the whole shall be prepared to
proceed judiciously with the business as soon
Gas the legislature is convened" ~--43
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The Petroleum Interest.

1t is common for some men to sheer at the
coal oil business, as though it was of very little
OF no account. They do not seem to realize
that it has become source of immense wealth,
and is now contributing no mean stream to-
wards Killing up the demands of the Govern
ment for revenue. We have before us copy
OF the Oil City Monitor, published, as it name
indicates, at the capital city of the Oil regions
OF pennsylvania. The Monitor contains the
oiiicial returns of the Collector of Internal Rev.
enue tor the District containing the oil wells,
50 iar as the oil business is concerned. from
Wiz" 9TIa we gather the following figures.
fined ~ Sotai tax collected on the crude and re-
Inna OIL on produced in the six months ending
for 1 tho eV 1850, was S1,72s,o95 The total tax
mn no0 and - estlmated at not less than 3d.
900 per cent, ~ t. ' 'e"i VI
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The Power of Conauerors.

The Democrats, particularly those of the
Copperhead stripe, insist that the Government,
having put down the rebellion, has no right to
exact any other terms of the conquered rebels
than mere submission to the constitution and
laws of the land. 1t has no right to demand
emancipation, the reputation of the rebel
debt, confiscation of rebel property, cxpatria-
ton of traitors, official test oaths, the recogni
ton of the rights of the black man, the regu
that will make treason appear heinous or that
will guarantee security for the future q.
The rebels themselves are more sensible
They feel that they have been conquered, and
that the conqueror has a right to dictate all
the terms of submission and peace. They
staked everything on rebellion, and failing,
have lost everything, and are purely at the
mercy of their conquerors In the recent ad-
dress of Wade Hampton to the people of
South Carolina, so recently Lieutenant Cen
eral in the Rebel Army, and who has not vet
submitted, and prefers to leave the country
rather than submit, he says: h. ji.-..
The President had no shadow of authority,
auuiJ-unuer tne CONSTITUTION OF the Unit
ed States-to order convention in this or any
other State; but, as conqueror, he had the
right to offer If not to dictate terms. The
terms offered by him you have accepted, and
you are bound by every dictate of honor and
manliness to abide by them honestly, and to
keep in good faith the pledges you have given.
This is correct All the acts of the Presi-
dent towards the States lately in rebellion
have been the acts of military authority; the
rightiul acts of the conqueror over the con-
quered. Gen. Hampton feels this, says it like
man, and few except the northern sympa-
thiszers with treason take different view.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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blind as those who won't see, and the facts
here suggest an almost irresistible suspicion
that Capt. Waddell was determined not to be
arrested in his destroying career till he had
done his old enemies the utmost possible mis-
chief
alt would have been great relief to our
selves. though little to the advantage oil the
United States, had the Shenandoah been sim
DIV excluded from the Mersey and LETT to roam
the seas Till she should fall into the hands of
her pursuers. As II is, there seems hardly any
legitimate alternative but one. Capt. Waddell
and his 1870 men cannot be handed over as
prisoners Of war upon any hypothesis consist
ent with that of the war being at an end
Nor under any circumstances can they be
given over TO the United States. They might
possibly be prosecuted under the Foreign En-
iistment act, butexpericnce has shown the ex-
IRENE difficulty Of establishing ofFenses of
that nature. The crime of which they really
stand accused-supposing them to have will
fully ignored the termination of bostilitiesLs
that Of piracy, and on this charge il is possible
that they may be apprehended and tr1ed De-
fore an English Court of Justice"
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boSIoS1Ar 2Ota, barque Enterprise, Johu.on
LONDON sch Ocean ca, Wallace. Wnldoboro n'
Cid 2idh 'e-Iue Zephyr, MeCulloch PhIladsi,ht
sciis hatan Cnrtis; and Adelaide, Shaw EIlswortb
SALEM-Ar 18th, sehs Sea Foam. Griffin Sullivan
dout; JAS Bliss Hatch, Bangor for Providence; Ma
~ Emily. Pendleton do for Fall River; Conenrd
Kennedy, Rockland; Georgiana, Moore, New Be,lford
for Drooklin; Susan & Phebe, Fletcher, Boston for
Machias: Sarah Moore, Black. and Shawnut, Snow,
do for Bangor; susan Ross herIiek DO for Sedg
otis RYDER, do for Belfast; Elouse, Nutter; Silas
Wright. Adams, and Loud, Cook, do for Rock
land: Pallas richardson, Saugus for do; Alligator
Collins, Lynn for Calais; Enterprise, Pitcher Glou-
cester for Walloboro.
PoRTSMOUTH-Ar 18th, sch Julia Newell, Nc
lean, Philadelphia.
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DIED.

In this city, Nov 20, Hon James Churchill, aged
IS years months. SD ,.f..HI' RI - =.
EB- Funeral ON Thursday afternoon, at o'clock
from the Pearl Street Univei salist Church
In this city, Nov 81, Miss Eta, daughter of Amos
and Abigail Winslow, aged % years months.
EB Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at Q o'clock
from No SS Prebe street. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. 'Rf. 'Ai rtfif Cd = ~
In this city, Nov 81, Byron Greenough, infant son
of John and Emma Shaw, aged year.
In this city, Nov 10, Of dropsy, Afford Hilton aged
40 years 10 months.
In Harpswen, Nov H. after illness Of six months
OF consumption, Miss Abby b Dunning, aged "a WIS
and 16 days In the departure OF this lovely young
lady, earth has lost one of its iarest owers-only to
bloom in brighter beauty in heaven. BY her amia-
billy OF character and purity OF heart she had en-
deared herself to large circle of relatives and friends
by whom her loss Is deeply mourned and by whom
her rare virtues win ever be cherished. She was
blessed with visions of the bright land 'soyer the
river before her pure spirit left its ra and diseas-
ed easket All desire to hive longer vanished and she
passed away, happy in the thought that she was 90
ing to meet her Savior whom she said was waiting Tor
her. And her large circle OF friends, by whom she
was dearly beloved haze the consolation dear to
all rnng hearts, that their loss is init nitely her
gain. She is not lest, but only gone Hte before to
await their coming and to welcome their birth into
the new ffe beyond the tomb y IT -
She has gone to reside in the mansions above --
She has gone where she III reside with that God who
is above,
She has gone her sweet voice with the cngels to raise
She has gone there to sing new song in Gods praise
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Guardians Sale of Valuable Real
Estate.

TIME undersigned, Guardian Of Elizabeth isobln-
i son, Alice L. Robinson, and Elliot 0. X. mnrry,
having obtained license from theProbats Oourt or me
SATJtRDAY. the twenty third day OF December
next at ten o'clock in the iorenCoI on the premises,
the real estate belonging 70 sag h,i nI =; w.,
which was occupied by James E. Robinson during
his e and contains about tnrsy nSS acres Of excel
mated on The Windham road, about half a mile from
Morrills Corner: Ill, y, -.
chaser Mt The time OF SALE and the balance on deliy-
ery Of deed in ten days thereafterwards.
Portland, Nov. Is, 1866. 47wSw
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO AR 2Cth uit. ships otago,
Thorndke, Newcastle NSW; 9th, Endeayor ,Doane,
~ New YORK; barque Anglo Saxon, Croweii, Newcas-
,sAyANNAH-sld i4th, barque Thomas Fletcher,
NEW yoRK-Ar 18th, sehs Jos P Ames Turner,
Virginia.
Ar 19th steam tug Gamecock, from Belfast ship
Francisco Srgs Breene Br1 Brown 70 oa ca@enas
Whitaker, Look, Providence Tor Rondout; sehs En-
press, Xix, Calais; Andrew Peters, Murch Ellsworth
rie, Bath; Georgia, Glchrist, Fan River; j r Car
yer, Rumrill, New Haven. .t.tt IL s.
Ar 10th, ships Fannie Larrabee, Randall, London
AZ days; Southern Rights, Ross, Shields ~ days
6rigs Sophie, Strout Cherryheld; Clara Gibbs,
Gardiner, Newport; Robin, Hopkins, Rondout for
Boston; schs Gertrude C9lTe Uaai S hudson, I'm
Rockland Bengal, Pilsbnry FAN River; Moro, Kel.
Ter, do; Hampden Belle, Hatch, Providence; Richd
donna. Coombs do for Philadelphia; Col Jones, from
Rondout for Boston; Sylvia, Reynolds, Mt Desert
VIM H Mitchell, Cole, Lepreanx NIB.
bar9ues Mary Dyer, Simmons, for Apalachicola
Reunion, Tracy, Philadelphia; brig Almon Rowell
N &oRWICH~Ar Goth, sch Defiance, Nash, from
PROvIDENCE-Ar Goth, schs Julia Maria, Colt
New York; Neptune, Clark, Machias.
[ Ar goth, schs Cornelia, Randall, Machias.
Sid 18th, brigs Susan Duncan, for Fail River; 18Th
Elmira, Norton, for Philadelphia; schs Metcalf
kSgs%Ts Ezshs5hpSrt; 4ep Franklin Jordan and
BRISTOL-Sld 19th brig Harriet, (of Bath Snow
for New York.
NEWPORT-Ar Goth, schs Annie Freeman, Reed,
Portland for Baltimore; Rising Sun, JONES' Boston
for Philadelphia; Alkaline, Hatch, Dennys lille tor
Ocean Ranger, Poland, Portland for do.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 18th, brig j West. Hutch-
inson, Rondout Tor Boston schs William, FletSnel,
Eiizabethport for do; Olive Avery, Wilson, N YORK
for Portsmouth. TT
Sailed 18TH brig C Kelley schs G d King, .
Leach Alouizer Mary Il Pearson, Capt John, Cor
rinthian, Hiaw 4tha Gertrude Horton, L Nasn' a
j Russell. On
son, Philadelphia, .r
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EY-Wm. Lloyd Garrison lectured to very
large audience in Chicago on Thursday even
ing, on The Past, Present and Future of our
Country"
EB-The coolest seat in an omnibus-the one
nearest the Pole. IL
EB-The London Athengu0a reviews the let
tiers of Jack Downing as new book, appar-
emily ignorant Of the fact that it was published
thirty years ago. --------------------
A Washington dispatch says General
Howard had prolonged interview with the
President Monday morning on the subject of
his late trip through the South, and he will
soon make formal report to the Secretary of
War. One positive result !of General How
ards trip is the continuance of the Freedmen's
Bureau in the Southern States for an indcf
mite period. mo Er c
ER-A bright little girl, so the papers say,
proposed to her indulgent papa, to give her on
the first day of the month, one cent, and double
it on the second, and SO go on doubling the
amount every day for month, and if he would
do this she would notask him any more money
for a year. Self-sacrifcing little thing In
short month of thirty days she would receive
OILY Ilctl PieehAOC VI ~1O,t u ,1CtfU II BIG
should be lucky enough to coax her 'sparient"
to make it a long month of thirty-one days, she
would find herself in the possession of 81 49,
67264 lft0a UhI
EB Report from Washington says Schuyler
Colfax has received assurance from Henry j.
Raymond that he shall not be an opposing can
didate for the Speakers chair Mr.. Mcpherson
will doubtless be reelected Clerk.
EB-General Carl Schurz who has recently
seen large number of Congressman, is conf
dent that the national policy of Schuyler Col
fax will be Endorsed, and that no Southern
members will be admitted
DY- Singular as it may seem, the master
mechanics and employers in Lowell, outside
of the factory corporations, are just beginn ng
to put the ten hour system of labor into practi-
cal operation.
EB-The embalmers report that the body of
the late Democratic party is too far decom-
posed to admit of preservation. It's destiny is
ashes and scatteration.
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Commissioners, Notice.

WE, the subscribers, appointed by the Hon. John
W. A. waterman, Judge OF Probate for the Coun-
ty Of Cumberland, Commissioners on the Estate of
Charles H. Moody and William Ii. Moody, late of
Naples VI said County, deceased, partners In trade,
give notice that six months are allowed for the credit
ors OF said estate to bring in and prove their claims
anu we VIII attend that service at the Office of Caleb
houston, In Gorham, ON the first Saturdays of JAN
uary, March and April next, at one o'clock in the
afternoon OF each Of said days.
.i- EBENEZER MOULTON,
sa-ss EBENEZER O. HAMLEN,
standish, Nov Is, 1885, 47wsY
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DIR. SCOM'S. -l,trt.
COecgh and CfOatp Say7'atD !

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Middle Street. u tl ~ I'D = 80 q
BURGESS, FOBES & CO., Wholesale Agents, No.
80 Commercial Street, Portland, Me. : a'T .H
Nov. Is. I'd, d1msn&w3m#
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MRS. WINSLOW. gre
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Soothing Syrup,

Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the process of Teething by
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JOHhSON'S REPRODUCTION

The editor of lions Advocate, of this city, has
been using Johnson's Hair Reproduction for several
months past and in that paper of Now sth, 1865, he
speaks of it as follows:
JOHNsoN's REPRoDUcToR.-We know that 1t Is
most excellent article to keep the head free from dam
druf, and prevent the bair from becoming thin.
PORTLAND, November 18th, 1865.
Six weeks ago, at which time commenced using
Johnson's Reproduction, my head was entirely bald,
and had been SO thirteen years. now, after using
one bottle, have thick growth of hair all my
head, and those who wish and learn these facts
by calling at my residence at Lihby's Corner my
place Of business at Browns Sugar House, York ST.
L. b. THOMPSON.
PORTLAND, November Goth, 1865.
This certifes have sed Johnson's Reproduction
for five weeks only; in that time it has produced for
me full, fine growth Of hair, where before a
most bald. JOHN CLARK, Portland Co.
Manufactured and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by
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St., Portland, up Stnirsl.
Liberal discount to dealers. noy21sntf
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i ITCH ! ITCH ITCH
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch !

WheatOn'S Ointment
Will Cure the Itch in Foriy-Eight Hours.
Also cures SALT REEUM, ULCERS, Chilblains,
ana al Eraptions Of the Skin. Price so cents. For
sale by all druggists. .... .....
ny sending so cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents, 40 washington ST., Boston, it will be for
warded by mail free of postage, to any part of the
United States. .. I..--' -.
Oct rs, 1S65.-sN dSw1vr
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60 Phy.iological View OF Marriage.

Containing nearly 800 pages and 1870 fine Plates
and Engravngs of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans In state of Health and Disease, with Trea-
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
ical condition. Sent free of postage to any address
on receipt OF 20 cents in stamps postal currency
by addressing DR.. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y.
The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally OF
by mail and medicine sent to any part of the world:
Oct G--s n d&w6m H "a
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BRIDGTON ACADEMY.

NORTH BRIDGToN, MAINE.
THE WINTER TERM Of this institution VIII
commence Tuesday, Dec. 9Th, ami continue
eleven weeks.
c. E. HILTON, A. NJ, Principal.
THOMAS II. MEAD, Secretary.
November q, 1865. eodetw3w
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Old CGt0aCb0 Vine /!

Invalids and all who wish gentle stimulant and
invgorator, call at .le t-.s
CROSMAN s. CO.'S,
and get bottle of old Catawba which is PURE and
EXTRA FINE. fgNss& agAst3
Nov e,-sNd3w
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LOOK. LOOKI

SEND ME ONE DOLLAR, by mail, and will
send you any one of these Gold-P Plated Articles:
Ladies Neck Chain, Gents Vest Chain, No. 8 Lock-
ct for two pictures, Jet Hoops Set Of Ladies Jewell
ry, Gold Ring Gents Chain PIN, Gents Anchor Pin,
Pearl Sleeve Buttons. Gold Plated Buttons, Silver
Plated Pen-H Holder, Pen and Pencil. .,l .
Address
L. DRESSER, Portland, Me-,
Oct 27-sNd4w* Box 1872.
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Boston Stock List,
MARRIED..

In Exeter N ii, Nov I, f Werman, of Boston.
and Miss n A Libby. of Standish.
In Lewiston, Nov 8, Joseph II Day and Rebecca
Hatch. ..' .n. '...E rI.iH - m
In Fairfield, Oct 25, Chas I. Cannon and Ellen O
Holbrook 26th, John w Smith and Mrs Jane Brad
bury all Of +. '.' dEi
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For PASSPORT and Lubec.

The Sch'r. CATHARINE WILCOX
11/ will leave Merlilps Wharf for Easiport
AH and Lubec, on THURSDAY, November
MAlhA 23d. Freight taken at low rates.
-. Apply to j. S. WINSLOW, No.
Central Wharf, the Master on hoard.
nov % ct @. w. McFADDEN.
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REVIEW OF PORTLAND MARKETS.
WEEK ENDING Nov. q, 1855.

NOTE Our quotations represent prices of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated and in
filling small ORDERS higher rates have to be charged
For figures see quotations in another column.
The extreme quotations of gold during the week
have been 1871 Wednesday and 1859 Tuesday. The
fluctuations between these limits have been ncon-
siderable and have exercised no special influence
upon the general markets, Trade continues very
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MR.. a. j. LOCKE.

RESPECTFULLY announces to his pupils for
Thursday Evening School, that they will meet a
MECHANICS HALL instead of Lancaster Hall, at
the usual time.
Nov 22-sNd2t .-.t. rH