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The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

SHIP OAKLAND.-There was report eircu-
lating yesterday that this ship which sailed
from here Wednesday afternoon for New Or
leans, had gone ashore and all on board were
lost. We cannot learn that there is the slight.
est foundation for such a report. On the con-
trary the ship was seen by the steamer from
Boston wednesday night Thursday morning
she was seen from the Observatory, well out
to sea, and later in the forenoon she had disap-
peared. We think she got well clear of the
coast before the storm set in.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
Ponr1o AND PROSE WRrrINos. BY Henry

POETIC AND PROSE WRITINGS. BY Henry
Goddard Portland: b. Thurston
We are indebted to the courtesy Of the VEN
cradle author for copy Of this neat and hand
some little brochure. In it he has collected
many of the miscellaneous writings which
have occupied and amused his leisure hours
during the last half century, and offers them
as in some sense the farewell legacy of one
whose long and honored life is approaching a
close, to those who are yet in the period of ac-
fivity and usefulness. The subjects treated are
extre" mely varied, embracing matters of politi-
cal, re- ligic. c.,osd 4 literary interest A poem on
"Earth. Destiny" descriptive of the
closing Sc of the physical universe il the
longest in the collection; and exhibits the vivid
imagination ano devotional sentiments of the
writer. The whole are contained in very
beautifully printed pampl slet ofsome fifty pages,
and will doubtless be high. Vaiued by tue nu-
merous friends of the author
For sale at all the bookstore I.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

The RTvERsDE EoHo.-Tho first number of
this excellent paper has been issued. 1t con-
tains the address of Hon. Chas. Holden, before
the Cumberland County Association, "Sketch
Of Foreign Travel" by Gen. Neal Dow, pretty
New Years story for the children, another for
adult readers, and an abundance of choice read
ing for the family. For sale at the news de-
nats
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

DRA,dATIc-To-night will be the last oppor--
tunity of Witnessing the popular drama Of
Capt. Kyd, which has been placed upon the
stage in good style, and the general perform
ance elected the warmest appreciation. On
Monday evening Miss Rachel johnson will ap-
pear in new play. This lady has been pro-
nounced by excellent critics one of the most
accomplished actresses on the American stage.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

Two GooD BooKs- Two Of the best books which
have been lately issued are the Lite of Gov.
Briggs, Of Massachusetts,, and the New Birth,
by Prof Phelps, of Andover, Mass. We have
no interest in calling attention to them except
ing the desire to make known the merits of
two solid, suggestive and improving works.
Gov. Briggs life may be more serviceable to
young men than even that of Amos Lawrence
was; and it is hardly too much to say that il
any one wanted TO put into the hands of a
young man commencing life book which
should lead to noble career, it is this new me-
moir of that high minded, faithful, Christian
Governor Of Massachusetts,, whose name is fa-
miliar even in Maine. 81. Is ~
Prof. Phelps work is of different cast It
is thorough, scholarly and calm treatment of
the subject of Regeneration, full of fine prac-
teal hints and strong thoughts, all presented
in that clear, transparent and winning style
which makes Prof Phelps SO great favorits
No Christian can read this little work without
great instruction and profit. WIG.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

PERSONAL. = Hon. John A. Poor passed
through this city yesterday, on his way to
Brunswick. 1t has been stated that he recent
iy had a severe attack of paralysis at the Ire
mont House, Boston, and that for exercise he
has to be walked out four miles day. This is
done by direction of his physicians, couple of
men assisting him. Under the regimen pre-
scribed by them, he has been reduced forty
pounds in weight, and it is proposed to reduce
him forty pounds more as essential Co the com-
plete restoration of his health.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

DEDIcATIoN-The African Methodist Epis-
copal Chapel on Mountfort Street, was dedicat-
ed to the service of Almighty God, by appro-
pirate religious exercises, yesterday forenoon.
The sermon was preached by Rev. John II. W.
Burleigh, of Providence, R. r. 47 saa
In the afternoon services were held in the
Chapel, and Rev. c. F. Allen, of the Chestnut
Street NJ. E. Church, preached. ea
In the evening Rev. Joseph B. Shreves, of
New Bedford, preached. The services through
out the day and evening were of an interesting
nature
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
A Whole Family Poisoned.

MILwAUKEE, Dec. q.
The family of Frank Culver, near Ripon,
Wisconsin, was poisoned by strychnine on
Christmas day. 1t had purposely been dropped
into the teapot, and they swallowed it while
drinking tea. The supposed poisoner is an
italian who had recently been discharged from
service BY Culver. All were living up to eight
o'clock Christmas night.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

NEW YEARS CAKE-We are indebted to J..
Partington, for basket of choice New Years
Cake and Confectionery. No one knows bet
ter how to get up these articles than does Par
tington, and hence the great demand upon him
for wedding and all other kinds of cake
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
NEW HAspsHrnr FIRST D1srRrcr.-l

New HAMPSHIRE FIRST DIsTRIcT.-At the
Congressional Convention which met at Dover,
on the 9th, Hon. Charles H. Bell, of Exter,
presided Three ballotings were held. On the
third ballot Ella had 124, Wheeler 119, Marston
2, Rollins 2. Mr.. Ella was nominated by one
majority, which was made unanimous by the
convention. Mr.. Ella accepted the nomination
in an able speech.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

l. A. K. A.-There will be special meeting
OF the Irish American Relief Association at
their new Hall on Fore, near the foot of Ex-
change street, on Monday evening Dec 81. at
half past seven o'clock, for the purpose of
nearing the report of the Committee on Fur
nishing the Hall, and for the transaction of
any other business that may properly come
before the meeting. A full attendance is re-
quested. JAMES CUNN1NcHA,r
DEC. Z9-At Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

In the early settlement of our country the
greatest anxiety was, how our people could get
enough of good wholesome food Now the
manner Of living has changed, so that many
people really suffer, and enough of every kind
around them. Why is this2 1t is because their
food distresses them. Buy one bottle OF Mains
Elderberry Wine and you will get relief. Then
buy case ...,-..,t dacat,
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
From California.

SAN Francisco, Dec. %.
The memorial to Congress asking a diyis.
ion of the territory, viii probably pass the Leg
islature. It is proposed 60 name the new terri
tory Columbia.
The private grain circular states that our
wheat receipts and exports for the past six
months, are larger than for any entire year
heretofore, and the surplus still remaining for
export is not far from 125,00O tons.
The gold deposits in the branch mint in this
city, fsom December 1st to the 22d inclusive. at
which time the mint closed for the annual
statement, are $500 ounces, and the gold coin
age about $2O,O00,OO0.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

The STEAMERs.-steamer Chesapeake, from
New York for this port, was in New London
Thursday a A5ei
steamer Franeonia, from this port for New
York, was at Holmes Hole yesterday ui ~
Steamer New Brunswick left Eastport Thurs
day afternoon for this port, but undoubtedly
put in to some harbor that night. i-----i =
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The Missouri Troubles.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo. Dec. 28.
A delegation from Lafayette has been in
consultation with Gov. Fletcher, who promise
that the citizens of that county will unite in
ers. The Governor is said to have agreed with
them that only small force shall be left there.
The delegation speak highly of Col Montgom-
cry and his men s11----.T
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

sa NEW YEARS DAY.-Merchants and others
who have notes or drafts maturing on the 1st
prox must remember that that day is legal
lied holiday, and the Banks will be closed
All paper maturing on Tuesday must be paid
on Monday ''--t'- --'a tt@ laa i
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
S3.1OO.OOO
&15l.O0n

The dividends at all of the Banks except the
the Merchants are payable on Wednesday, Jan.
uary I'd. At the Merchants it is payable on
Monday, January 7th. The dividends are ex
elusive of the U. 8. Tax which is assumed and
paid by the Banks. .isl -. l4..l
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
The tin box stolen yesterday from NJ. Byard's
office, was picked up in Callowhill street by a
lady and restored. 1t contained all the securi-
ties stolen except the government coupon bonds.
which had been removal.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

DISASTERS IN THE HARBoR.-The disasters
in our harbor on Thursday were very few
There were some collisions and one or two ves-
sells drifted ashore, but the damage sustained
was not large. Some of the wharves sustain
ed slight damage. See marine report.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
Steamer Burned---Twen,y Lives Lost.

-, New YORK, Dec. 28
The World has the following dispatches:
Vicksburg, Miss, Dec. 27.-The steamer Fash
ion, splendid vessel engaged in the trade be-
this evening about 12 miles above Baton Rouge.
Twenty lives were lost, but the names of the
sufferers have not as yet been ascertained. The
captain and the other officers of the boat were
saved. The cargo, consisting Of 1900 bales of
cotton, was total loss. -
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

THE "Snow Flake " for visiting or wedding
cards, is just received by Geyer, agent for Low
ell g Brett ..E-i sss.... li.ey -ats .lt-.- ~.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
Marine Disaster.

as.-ls 81. HoLMEs' HOLE, Dec %.
the north side of the Vineyard with Boston %
on it: An unknown bark is in Tarpaulin Cove
with loss of mainmast.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

HERBS in large variety, of the most superior
quality, free from stems, stalks and adultera-
ton, may be found at J. R. Lunt s. Co.'s, 34S
Congress Street.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

TICKETS for the Allen Mission School New
Year entertainment can be obtained at Bailey
& Noyes' new store on Exchange Street 3
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
~ PORTLAND SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 90 1866
CORTLAND ANros%o q'lCINTTY.
.s..ni l.y77 lions uosaeIs ~
New AdvertiseA

2 Hb5ta 90 . .i
a2 -u4ll ENTERTAINMENT Mn l't tFtl
Grand New Years Festival. . "iai
NEW ADVERTISEMENT on
Wanted-Agency. a'l.'i -Vo~
Why Suffer from Sores? Al- te +7-
st. Stephens Parish. 5 e.. Ilrlal eo-fGi-, "a
Dressed Hogs-King, Thurlow & Co. a5-F N~
BOard-56 Cl ark Street. ttt.t artsft.,. 7 .f....
House for Sale. I s4.,+ FL
iHogs-M. G. Webb & Co.
Wanted mmediately-Lady Teacher. ~
Auction Sale--Henry Bailey & Son. al3is
Holiday Gifts-Charles Custis & Co. ya
Paints and Oil Cheap. W. Perkins q Co.
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no for q ,SIeigh Ride !!

TINIIE proprietor is now prepared with his BOAT
l. SLEIGH "EN1ERPRISE," TO carry parties in
day ana Saturday afternoons, (,ylen pleasantly will
leave hcd of State Street at O'Clock, to carry chill
dren ard Others al % cts per hour. Children under
twelve ny years fifteen cents. N. S. FERNALD.
Portland, Dec 10Th, 1866. dc22dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
Seizure OF Goods.

NOAICE 70 is hereby given that the following de-
~ scrhed goods, seized at this Port Dec. IL,
1868, ioT violation Of The Revenue Laws:
ON board steamer New York One trunk contain
ing Coats, sunlry small articles of wearing appa-
rel, and 2Sb d0z. Kid Gloves
Any person persons claiming the same are re-
qaested to appear and make such claims within 20
days from the date hereof, otherwise The said goods
viii be disposed of in accordance with The Acfs of
Congress in such eases made and provided
ISRAEL WASHBURN In
Portland, Dec. II, 1896. dec15d1aw5w
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
Special Meeting!
a Special Meeting of the
"POrtland Army and Navy Union

Saturday Bveng Dec 90 at l-2 o'clock,
AT ADVENT HAIL, Congress Street, to hear the
report O. Committees, &c. and also to make arrage-
ments 10. the DEDICATION OF THE NEW HALL
of the Association, now i'll course OF completion.
Everymelnber ofthe Association, and those gentle
men wishing to join, are invited to be present.
Per or9er Il. u. PAIlEhSONy
de2snl Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
General Grant has been on;te IL, since h;

General Grant has been quite i'll since his
return to the East, and has been unable to at
tend to his official duties.
"A Washington special says: "The govern
ment has been informed by Sir Frederick
Bruce, that the English man-of-war Bolivar,
while at Laguayra, was taken possession of by
her crew, and had cleared for parts unknown,
Efforts will be made to detain her should she
visit American waters" This ortant. If
apirate is afoat, it is we'll 70
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

A FIRST class Compositor wanted at the
d" Times OMce," Bath. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29
Destructive Fire a, wa,rsu..,,ru

ST. LOUIS, Dec %.
By the great fire at Warrensburg twenty-two
buildings were destroyed, and loss of 300 600
sustained. The fire swept both sides of Pine
Street. 4ft -.
Gen. Sherman arrived here to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
anne place every Thursday morning at 50 90 a year,
ovariably in advance.
hArEs or ADYERTIsTSG.--One inch oi spaee'in
eneth OF column, constitutes a square
SloO Fer square daily 1irst week 20 20 cents Ter
week aite; three insertions or less Sioo; conthu-
~ every other day after first week, 90 CENTS tif
Halt square three insertions or less 10 cents; one
week, Si.OO; 80 cents per week after. asH
Under head OF '.AMUsEMENrs,' 100 per square
per week; three insertions or less, S1.50. m
SPEcIAL NOTICES, ,S125 per square for the first in
serton and % cents per square for each subsequent
Insertion. ~. a.s- II
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PREss' (Which has large circulation in every par
Of the Sate for S1oo per square for first insertion
and 80 Cents per square FOR each subsequent inser-
ton. 9.1
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DANTE's HuMoR. There is very ingenious
and humorous story in very old collection
of Italian tales by one Sercambi, who rep-
resents the poet Dante being invited by some
king to dinner. He comes dressed very
shabbily; sits below the salt; and is overlooked
and forgotten till after tho feast: when the
king says" "By-the-by what is become of that
poet I Intended to talk to?., Dante. who, has
meanwhile departed good deal offended, is
Immediately followed and invited anew He
comes to supper, superbly dressed, in crimson
and gold, and is served with extreme attention !;
but courters observe with amazement that Ia
pours the soup down his sleeves, tucks cus-
lets into his bosom, and smears his velvet jerkin
with rich sauces. Good gracious, your NAL
estyl'' says the boldest Of these supping mo-
bles, why has this poet such 5rutazza in his
manners?" The question is passed on by
the king to Dante, who grayely replies:" "Whea
came here dressed shabbily, and sat quietly
In my corner, / was forgotten and overlooked.
now come in very fine clothes, and am veTY
much attended to; therefore concluded it
was rather nv clothes than myself you adj
mired and invited, and was willing to bestos
on them share ofyour hospitality. FL" Old Sir
Douglas" in Macmillan's Magazine.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

To ID. IF. CORsRR, Clerk Of 81. Stephens
Parish i'm the City of Portland, Maine.
VOU are hereby required to notify and warn the
Il Pewholders and members OF Saint Stephens
Parish 10 meet at Shepley and Strouts Office, Ex-
change Street, Post Office Building Saturday even
ing January 9th, 1867, at O'Clock, for the following
PURPOSES, viz:
1st. To choose Moderator
I'd. To determine whether the Parish will build
or purchase Church. =. 80.
81. To transact such other business az may then
and there come before said meeting.
GIVEN under our hands and Seals, this Twenty
Eighth Day of December. 1866
TIM. B. TOLFoRD, tSeall assessors Of
SHERi 81 7, G9ksER gs sRapp Issal IIss St; Stsphens
By virtue Of the foregoing Warrant to me directed,
hereby warn and notify the Pewholders and nom.
bers OF Saint Stephens Parish, in the City of Port
land to meet at the time place and for the pur
pose therein specified. " o.
Dated at Portland, this Twenty Eighth Day of De-
cember, 1866.
D. F. coRsER, Parish Clerk
dec 20 DIT a raTF Ss = = =
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

DARING RoBDERY.-O One of the most remarls-
able post-offiee robberies on record, reminding
one of tue story of the "Post-ofice Car" in the
sMugby Junction" collection, was perpetrated
asst week in jackson, Tennessee The thief,
who gives the name OF Smedley, first made his
appearance at one of the stations of the Mis-
sssippi Central railroad, where he entered the
mail car, representing himself as a special
agent of the Post-ofice Department, and gave
various orders to the route agent. On arriving
at jackson he proceeded to the Office there in
the same assumed character. One account
says: 1i-s.s.1 nl ri4 .-a,zil-,
He obtained a statement from the postmas-
er as to how the mail was conveyed from Jack.
son to Nashville, Cairo and Memphis, which
was reduced to writing and sent to Washing
ton. Smedley then took possession, and receiv.
ed and delivered letters, and completely sub
iugated the postmaster. Extending his opera
tions he purchased the Madison Hotel of Mr..
Garland, and borrowed money OF him on
checks, which, proving bogus, he was arrested,
but escaped from the officers. Several money
letters, handled by Smedley, have failed to
reach their destination. Drawings of ths
post-office building and several others were
found in his carpet sack.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-29

BANK DrvIDENDs.-The Banks ia 'nis elty
have declared their semi-annual diyider Us Tor
the past siz months business. Tney are as e'-
lows.
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sRMs: Eight Dollars a year in advance

TUE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS Is published
every DAY, ISunday exceptedl at No. Prnters'
Exchange: Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor. 10y '.-.'lI 7H
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Rcnaegc Dour L'Ivresse.

FTNTIS MEDICINE Cures 1ntemperance. By plac-
ing il in any liquid drank by the patient, the de-
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mixture is harmless being prepared by regular
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Friday Evening, December 21st,
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Henry Vincent.

THE ELOQUENT ENGLISH REFORMER
SUDJEcr-"The Late American Conflict aud the
Friends sand Enemies Of America in England
~ Tickets for the Course at slips be had al
Davis BotheGs, Fore Street; Short y Loring, corner
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new Store, Exchange Street, after Dec. II.
Each member is entitled to two tickets at 81 each
waichrcsn be had AZ the Library Rooms on Lime St.
second toor from Federal ST. Owing to the limited
capacity of the Ha members must secure their tick
cts by Wednesday, Dee. 10. The Library Rooms will
be openevery evening from until also Wednes-
day aud Saturday afternoons.
LECTURE COMMITTEE
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When by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT.
you can easily be cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from BURNS. ScALDs, CHAPPED HANDS, SPRAINs,
ERUPTIoNs, and erery complaint Of tie SKIN. Try
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OF send 35c to o. p. Seymour Il Co., Boston,
Mass, and receive box by return mail.
dec 20 sN dim
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1t is known that some Of our largest silk and
lace importers perpetrated huge swindles upon
the Government by means of undervalued in
voices, or other contrivances which they have
invented to meet present emergencies. One
importing house alone was compelled to pay
Sso,oOo IN gold for an attempt to evade the law
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