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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-11-08


NEW YORK, Noy.7.
Cotton-scarcely so firm; sales 800 bales; Middling
uplands at 3St a SOC.
Flour-dull and common grades 10 q zoe lower:
sales 1000 bbls. State at 80 a 10 90; Round Hoop
Ohio 1900 q 1475: Western 0 40 q 400; Soutnefn
dull sales 250 bbls at II so a II 20 90 can h,sb -
Wheat-dun and "a &c lower; sales zs'oo 90 ~ 90
Amber State, new, 90 m 40 higher
Corn-rreguar and unsettled, opening - o ~ ts
and closing with the advance lost SAFES sIovu uIsn'
Mixed Western % a 80 ahoat anu III s'oie' ci's-
ing at % a 1 so. .,,,o,o Lotto. so,es aso bb,s
Lard-quist and firm ior private o's' Sai'' '0' opi'
Whiskey-in moderate request; sales 200 bbls. in
'y Sugars~auet; sales 200 hhds. Muscova1ot a 11ci
PefroIeum-easier; sales 800 bus. crude at 224 a
Freights to Liverpool steady. Cotton I'd. Grain
barley SD
COmmercial-.-Per Gable.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6, A. NJ.
Cotton-The Cotton market is quite active Sales
to-day probably $4,000 bales. Mddling uplands op-
sned at 15ld.
as LONDON, Nov. 6, A. M.
Consols are quoted for money at 894.
American Securities-The prices of American secu-
rites are as following: Erie Railroad shares Of ;
Illinois Central Railroad shares 76a; United states
5-20s 6s4.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. G, Evening.
The market for Breadstuffs is firm. Corn Jas 3D.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 6,
The market for wool and yarns is duh:
LONDON, Nov. 6, Evening.
C,onsols s,r n,onev are quoted at 89t.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
closing prices of American securities: Erie Rail-
way shares 500. Illinois Central shares 76s United
States 5-20's est
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international Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, Calais and st. John.
go FALL ARRANGEMENT. 81 b
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

On and after Monday, October lat
~~-~-sTM the steamer NEW BRUNSWICK
n. ns&KkN\ Capt. Il. b. WINCHESTER. and
5s@@9e74sa(the steamer NEW ENGhAND
: Capt. Z. FIELD viii leave Rail
Road Wharf foot of State Street every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ for PASSPORT and 81.
John. ~ ~
RETURNING, will leave st. John and Eastuort
same days for Portland and Boston. d ~ =
AT Eastport the Steamer QUEEN will connect for
81. andrews, koD6inston, Calais and New Brunswick,
Railway to Woodstock and Houlton Stations and
Stage Coaches will connect for Machias.
At st: John passengers take e. & N. A Railway
Tor Shediac, and nom thence for Summerside and
Charlottetown, P. e. Island and Pictou, N s; also
at st, John the steamer Empress for Windsor and
HALIFAX, every Tuesday and Friday evenings and for
Digby every Monday and Thursday mornings. I
Freight received on days of sailing unh o'clk
T; NJ. G. G. EATON,
sepzo-du Agent.
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SPOKEN.

sept lat q s, Ion 80 30 w, ship Roswell Sprage
sept ~ lat 81 % W, snip Alice Thorndike, 95 days
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Notice.

NOC1Ce. ~4es
rTHE Stockholders of the Portland and Macbias
- Steamboat Company, are hereby requested to
meet at the office OF Ross & Sturdeyaut, Is Com !.
mercial Street, on Friday Nov. 9th, at o'clock, p
NJ, to take into consideration the purchase Of the
Wharyes, one OF the Steamers and good will of the
route between Portland and Bangor and to transact
any other business that may come before Them
Per order of the Directors lllf3
WILLIAM ROSS. Clerk
fortsand, NOV. !, 1856. lr1 aEsT 7gf dtd II
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To Firemen.
WILL the gentlemen who, on the night of the
w 18th ult., at the fire in Clay Cove in the rear
Oh the Lobster Factory OF Rumery & Burnham in
which two live We're lost, burst into room in one
OF the burning buildings. and aroused man from
steep. merely rescuing him from impending death,
please call at the jail A compliance with this re,
quest is of vital Importance to the undersigned. By
SO doing they will confer a lasting favor upon him
:, MARK SULLIVAN. r.
rortiauo Jan, NOV. 3, 1SC6. d1W*
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ESOR SALE, in Gorham, fifteen minutes walk
e from the Depot, nearly new, neat, Cottage
House. Barn and Odtbuildmgs Having all the conven
fences and in prime condition. 1t is situated near
grove and a snort distance from the County road.
Apply to j. E. STEVENS. I.
Goriam, July ~.
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E'oR SALE The well built and pleasantly located
Il square house No. IA Monument Street. built and
now occupied by Mr.. q. Mark. House contains suit
pariors settng-room, dining kitchen and live
oi good water. The lot is so by 10 feet Good srac1
ier another house. Apply TO
w. Ii, JEERIS, Real Estate Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

A BOUT 1900 feet Water and Gas Pine to s inch
a es diameter. Also about ii TOM damaged Nails.
hinges and Bolts, and to tons Window weights,
SEW szes: N Al wishing stock Of above description
VIII Piease call pe,ore purchasing elsewhere y
WOODMAN q LITTI EI0F1N Z
hcpZl-u@m 70 Oak Street. Portland Ms
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The Skirt-Lifter.

The Skirt-Lifter.
7 CAN now supply Jobbers and Retail Dealers with
i Hoop Skirts having the "Skirt-Litter'' attached
from the best Manufacturers in the country prices
defying competition. Agents also may be supplied
with findings for SkirtLitters, which may be ADJUST
cd to any hoop skirt. Send orders to Mrs L. c.
PENNELL, Portland, Me. = II
Ladies' will call at A Brown Street.
Oct II ed1w cod tt r
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KINGS

PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
MADE FROM THE PRESCRIPTION OF Rev. CHAs,
e. KING, M. d. L. L. D., Gel
s confidently presented to the public for the Preyen
ton and cure of -
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8 For Sale.
VNL2ENbLe BaIiZCZi7aQ. LO
For Sale

TINHE lot OF Land on the westerly corner of Con-
gress and Pearl Sts., fronting on Congress street
about Ill feet and Cd Pearl about 80 feet.
Apply to CHARLES Il. BARRETT
At office Grand Trunk Railway Station
Portland, Aug 8, 1866 auosltf
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIRE INSURANCE. CO,
Nl The numerous Policy holders in this ponu]ar
Company, and the public generally, are informed
that its Office is now established at No. so CONNER
eial street, in Thonajp Block. Il - 81 ETTE-S-s
WARREN SPARROW,
jul 10 State ASept
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ENOR Sale. Three story brick house son Danforth
i Street. The house is nearly new and in fne or
der Immediate possession given.
ta iul16tf u 4JAll ~ ~ w, g. CHADBOURNE B.
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Farm for Sale.

~ Lots for Safe. 'rB5l
lB Only IA cents per Foot!
ETNEEY located Lots on the Eastern Promenade.
i in Lots to suit purchasers.
Also fine Lots on Congress between Uiob and State
streets aud on Deerng street, III Lois to suit purchas
ers. Applyto sou
w. hi. , ERRHS, Real Estate Agent,
aug15-dt
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Notice.

oaDD- ID va SAQBD GEHEAHR .
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SURE RENUEDrCC

DIR. 7. X. TAYLOR, II Hanover Street. Roston.
has received the new French Remedies and moTS u,
treatment practised by Drs. Dumas and RicorI %
pleasant and warranted Positively eectua in All
Diseases of the Blood, Urinary and Reproductive Or
gans, and all Irregularities and Complaints pecuiiar
to Women. Enclose stamp and receive full particn
lars by mail. oct3-d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25
.ss .rqas NUMBER 75.,a >
.TINNT ITLT2 MTLd10Nan

Z TIT1TP TTIT2 1JTE Ga0T5Jn
nInnniA ~ ~ nlLiG ~ LeHSayvlnIA
Fay ous te ,,I oI pIoper anu
r"coSUI no % nsod,e,o is1oO"iuOe io.Oe - -
T = "a u.I Vi
rnn,ost a ylsJn w I3v
for taxes and, 5f eohfSe u S SSy U out Tots to its
creditors .,,,. "a - = ~ sSssIl. aos
orf ,bn o' no.aa % LIE J4 ~ Psy inH
Sayo 'ro ron eEe pan p'ith sa6o nno 900 of
q, Z, ySs,;fgyYyV IN T.;
rreosnry 5,f;, ~ ft1tn thoaa
Po"Ia = MID .S5i hSo NdS q, " o,oId 90
nn,,is - ~nV,ygyvg2 - car ~ e9oo "
hod 600 ~ 57t ,h"n p"DiiS 80 yoVV ~
st sDterest NO Ssb5Sb sSaS3 irtyoIIv
nn,StEss All SaAys ss4,,t S;,f,s 6T1A
as ros,,It t"oI ~ H. SoiI 1nSI0IS ;tonJ 90 tha
$50 OOO 0dRJ 81 ffg Bah Z Si+sSiStI5h before
The war Jyei 1s;S1 Sb o. Szdnosii no0 81 Gov
eFf,toSNA V,tb a. y, IN; IA go, N ESSna
$ao0 o0o n00 oS Ranisy sy,,,toS ,.,h;oh roav 10
naid mi e n I'M n6f T,has Iasne
value. If anv one shall make q demand ddf for
Inavment. TIf,,i1 vTUoT-~..,',., = -,
TheTer Ranks have q great and direct "a
ltereEt, i, msinta ning,t6a nresenI condit;on
of fhhrgaa an the Gcyernment bonds thsv
hold as he basis Of tha notes thew issne and
Imaintaio,in Circulation, without any cost of
lretlathfilo ohh f}et JtIl IN I 3IdIeTn-
lment interest 'eGsai to, nine ner cent unon
their canjfaI 7,he RonL SaYs so far beep
able to ayert n, iEd6shSa IN Con STess.vbjch
lnrevents- tbe SsoStafaTS tnf tbe Traos,i,t
from noS;ng ~ tie n 10 Y, " ,r,abt notes III
cent at = iip,itsd Tose y,o rn,ttar how mSsh
money b9it3sJ iIs q III 1fhS EoveI.nment
lvault.' 'T9gofTY{i ,y,TTfF;;1 eH.FnnT no
/ This grrnnn,to a, datinan alf a. currenourf
whioH rs II 6r1 fHaS IN IN raS tines its ordinayN
volnmZ INK yGs" III afSecf in an0menteG
lprices for sli tth theaxyG3enses 7 3 ~ Iiyino an6
prasses No ;iiIt,ins al tSd dsnS uyhosa incomaa
| had heen fixcd hy .iny yestrnerts before thp
initiation hegar Nykttbh Same time If sbfS
easier ~, fSos1 tybo haya 10 ssiI6y.
whose labor is in great demand. On't this
accoIln H istlidine6l nv some tlinf tfIe eur-
rencv mnst not he made less. as that wonld
make II, of lgreater,, value and so make the
taxes heavier, These taxes being the
mmIe6st,re ~ tha cnvernIren xnense 1cSH
beInSJs noi lesSR in or,oSInt- and when the
etrniation EhaII he reduced, in volume "a
H. must and' uriIl be and GO ,vork q red,,c-
tion of nriees. the taxes Vii IN eject III
HnhhIeH HTh9r Anniinntinn Icannhp1jHa
hSrna and VII hotTba bnrhe II rrba nhblie
1vili,demand sa,' rnfo,.rn IN, = enditnreI-a
smalIer Stnndina, orrnu". SmolIar MN
her of Govarnment' ianendents Hand
shtalIer ia tnnav I'd when lthe yPnhlic1 TIeht
sball aII ne rerTesented bV interest bearing
bonds, making an annual charge of $780,
SS,TyV eSSsrv tbaa H. tbs Sabt sbsIi ba Sn ta2ed III
Fongrees or a 1TafS hTnnol m fbh averaSe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25
fEUff0tn the NGnYG W Ofldl
The Torch n nd Parts

Parson BrowuloMis hailed by the, ,RRdi-
Gals as their evangelist. This minister of
the Gospel bf peace every-where' publishes
his piety and his craftsmanship in these
fitting terms: uru1 porroN .untuufirbD
II would divide your army into three
grand divisions. % Let the first go armed
and equipped, as the laws of the army re-
quire, with small arms and artillelyiq Let
them be the largest diUistOIL and Iet them doythe
lkihaBii Let the second dipisfon be ean,edqo
pine torches and spirits of tinp6ntiHe and let
them do the burning. Let the third and last
division Be armed with surveyors compass
es and chains, and will survey out the ldhd
and settle it, We will first selliit7 oft, to
pay the expenses of the war with theiptO-
ceeds, and then settle it with men who will
honor this glorious banher0ITheseare my
sentiments" ipNly'u be- CiutctiiRo
l. General! Butler, the warrior of the Radi-
Gals, accepts the torch-and 1tlrpentine gQs-
Ipel.oLu his speech at Gloucester, Massachu-
settg he. too, eontended for the forfeiture
of 1.-THE property, the rights, and the lives"
i of she Southern people. ii. b1o,rapIo-
Forney,a the Journalist of the t0reh-apd-
turpentine party, publishes in his Press a
Lprayer for those who are labpring for the
restoration. of the Southern people to the
right Of representation, calling upon God
to
"Sweep Them away as With pestilence,
tthat MarattUeS may become Ibido1esai6 Meir
chiIdSea Orphans and that their names, may
become Kissing, a by-word, ,anda repTOach
throughout all generations"
.IbNendelb Phillips the orator Of Sthe torch
Prssideat JobnsoG, tiEal NJfthefh Sdt8cates
of lhis policy, ahd the Saitthefshi people, ltl1e
cursesg andThadtleus StavHns atheir leader
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25

tiiJ tiiJATalretsntrailway feStivhL the follow
ina striking sentiment, was, given; SOUR
MothersTthe, only. ,faithtpII tenders who
,lByYfEgF ByYEF Hbot i 70 f5aisSMnl isMlS Sds al soaol srx
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The Ne,sdIs Adoocdte of last Fridaysha
the following notice of tile death of one of
the oldest preachers, in the, country:ra
"Died, at his daughters residence, near
'Paeaskala, Septeafbdt g. 1s68A RevI AlBxan-
,Ider AoRtgemeFg. .hoih .1sga1, lsiol f.nsL,
'Rev. A. Montgomery was born in the
City of philadelphia, Jafidary 1,f1770l His
! ifatheri Major BYil mIAIontxOdiepESell on
ethebloed baattleLieh of uBr5pdyWinev He
was a brother of General Montgomery, of
the same wax RfDSff Sffg!h "a Mohtg g6aferSEf TTtnceited
| piibhRabeducati8nY ddsassbeen5anIitin-
n Grant prePeheEoyer Ihalfu centprg.s rHe
unfortunately lost hi. slight wien fifty
u Years Gid Z hG was at the 4ftht Of hfs d6ath
in his ninety Seventh year, hts mind s6dnd
and his, yoieeJstrppg TO bis last moments;
be has, bSS since he lost his sight, travelled over
tweaf3tt9g Seven States, preaching t0glarge
e6ngfeg gati0tisbn His first 8ote1awasn for
Washingtonshis iALGC Clelian; shislast
!, prayer was for the President of the United
States aid Ms rest0fb tl0H9 ljBlicy He had
Iad apboihtmeutAt New Way,dl5 dl5tln Inst;
q butIhehss ganetohis rewarSbds vIatI
.nam bor10gprssdious ot rogel l.,sRrP.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25

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noitniiisGoJ odi 10 osDGlp ynG % jrioq
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TIe oTfc N{dj1IUte.

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