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THE MAIDEN's PRAYER.-This is the title of
large engraving just published by Heaton &
Co, Cleveland, Ohio. 1t is from an English
painting, and is engraved in mezzotint by VIM.
Sartin, of Philadelphia. 1t represents young
girl kneeling, with clasped hands, and eyes
upraised, in the act of devotion. The attitude
is graceful, the expression of the face simple
and unconscious, and the picture a pleasing one
of the kind Eaf
This engraving is sold by subscription only
and agents are wanted to whom liberal COM
mission will be given, Apply in person or by
letter to John Russell, general agent for Cum
berland and York Counties. Office Cross St.
Portland. P. o. Box 2O16.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.
A special dispatch from Jefferson City SAYS
the bushwhackers came into Lexington In
force yesterday, under command of Pool and
Clemens. Col Montgomery demanded the sur
render of Clemens, and upon his refusal fight
ensued, in which Clemens was killed and other
bushwhackers mortally wounded. Col Mont
gomery arrested several of the most prominent
secessionists and holds them as hostages for
the safety of loyal citizens
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BARK MARIA HENRY.-Capt. Hearn has
favored cs with the following particulars of the
loss of this vessel. The bark sailed from Man
sanilla. Cuba, Sept. 18th, with a cargo of ma
hogany, cedar, &C., for Falmouth, England,
and was lost on the 18th of September, at 3
o'clock, A. NJ, on Jordenal Beef South side Of
Cuba. The crew were all saved Part of the
stores, rigging, &C., and small part of the
cargo were saved by the wreckers and crew.
and were sold at the Grand Cayman.
The bark was eighteen months old, GA tons
burthen, built at Cape Elizabeth, and cost $64,-
600. She was classed as A. and insured for
100000 in Portland, Boston, Providence and
New York. She was owned by Capt. George
Hearn and others OF this city.
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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 this? 1t is because their
food distresses them. Buy one bottle of Mains
Elderberry Wine and you will getrelief Then
buy case. dec4tf
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OCCASIONAL DIsooURsE.-Rev. Mr.. Fem
preached yesterday afternoon at High Street
Church, in the presence of large congrega-
ton, an able and solemn discourse suggested
by the sad and singular death in that church
last week of Mr.. Orlando Libby, who was a
member Of that Society. The music on the oc-
casion by the fine quartette choir, was of a
high order, and was rendered with solemn ap-
propriateness.
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The New York Herald of the 14th saws:

The New York Herald of the 14th says:-
1t is rumored and apparently on good author
ity, that Hon. Ben. Wood, State Senator, in a
trial of skill with Congressman elect Hon. John
Morrissey at the scientific game of faro, on
Wednesday night last, realized the handsome
winnings of $4,000. The contest took place
at the headquarters of Congressman Morrissey,
on Twenty fourth street.
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The WeafheR.

-. sgT sr New HAVEN, Ct, Dec. 16
A severe snow stormhas prevailed here since
noon and is still in progress. Snow has fallen
to the depth of four inches, and is much drfted.
New YORK, Dec. 16.
1t commenced showing here for the first time
this season early this morning, and up to four
O'Clock this afternoon four inches had fallen,
when the storm merged into hail and rain, and
still Q1.30 P. M.,) continues with high wind.
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ERsTE SoNATELLA is the title of new piece
of music composed for the piano-forte by Steph-
en- A. Emery, of this city, and inscribed to his
friend Ernest Perabo. 1t is published by Hem
ry Tolman & Co., Boston, and for sale at the
different music stores
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FLoUR.-A cargo of st. Louis -four, 4412 bar
rels arrived here yesterday from New Orleans
in bark Cephas Sterrett. Another cargo is on
the way.
1t is found that -four from the west can be
obtained more speedily by sea than by land
transit These cargoes come to Messrs
Churchill Browns & Manson
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTrAMrRs.-ste,

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS. Steam
ship st. David, Capt Arid, sailed from this
port for Liverpool Saturday evening, with
eight cabin and fourteen steerage passengers
and full cargo.
Steamship Moravian, Capt. Alton, will sail
fiom this port for Liverpool next Saturday.
The Damascus is the steamer due at this
port this week, from Liverpool. l
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Records Of the Salisbury Rebel Prison
Found---The Tariff Bill.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16
The Herald's special Washington dispatch
says: The records of the Salisbury rebel
prison have been found, and the fate of at least
1000 missing Union soldiers will now be def
nitely made known. el5 ,F-
-as-.. -isa.. NEW YORK, Dec. Is.
e The Commercials Washington dispatch
says the Senate Finance Committee will de-
vote the holiday recess to the consideration of
Commissioner Wells tariff bill, and prepare it
as substitute for the bill passed at the last
session of the House. is.f
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TIE Cetton Crep.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Is.
A letter from Little Rock, Ark, says the es-
this year, is greatly too large. Not more than
one-haf the numbr of bales in 1860 will be
made this year, though the cotton will class
much higher, owing to the favorable season for
drying it. The writer puts down the entire
bales
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The Assassination Of President Lincoln.
MONTREAT r. r. nao tx

MONTREAL, G. E., Dec. Is.
The Minerva newspaper, says Surratt was
on his way from Montreal to Washington
when he heard of the assassination OF Presi-
dent Lincoln, and Immediately returned to
Canada. In conversation he always maintain
ed that the plot was to carry off President
Lincoln to Richmond, and hold him as hostage
for Southern prisoners. He always protested
the innocence of his mother, and avowed jeff
Davis knew nothing of Booths intentions.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.
The Herald's Montreal correspondent says it
is known that c. G. Clay and J. G. Brecken-
ridge advised Surratt to go to England, after
the execution of his mother, and that it was at
meeting of the rebel leaders in that city, at
which Suratt was present, that the assassina-
tion of the President was determined upon.
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The Nerth CaroIina aaold Mines.

New YORK, Dec. Is.
ifornia miners pronounce the North Carolina
gold mines far superior in wealth to those of
California. A large number of capitalists had
arrived from the North and many of the mines
were being prepared for re-opening and work
inO . . r
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North Carolina Legislafure.

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec Is.
The State Legislature passed bill to-day
granting general pardon and amnesty for all
officers and soldiers of the United States and
Confederate States armies for offences commit
ted against criminal laws while in the discharge
of their DUTY
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Burning of .he Frigate New Iron.ide..

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16. 4
About one o'clock this morning the iron
plated frigate New Ironsides, lying at League
Island, was discoved to be in flames. Owing
to the distance from the city, considerable time
elapsed before any fire engines reached the
spot, and they were able to do but little to-
wards saving the noble ship. She continued
to burn until this afternoon, and is now a total
loss. No other vessels of the fleet anchored
near her were injured. Naval officers are very
reticent about the affair, but it is believed the
fire was the work of design.
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICES hereby given that the fsllowtag describ-
ed goods were seized at this port Dec. 10, 1866,
for violation of the Revenue Laws:
At 1893 Fore Street, Bag, containing Overcoat 8
Flannel Under Shirts Breakfast Shawl prs Socks,
/ pr Gloves and Shawl: the same having been land
ed from steamer New England, Oct. 80, 1866
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
Quested to appear and make such claim within twen-
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be disposed of In accordance with the Act
of Congress approved April 2, 1874. aer
,..0..~ ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
dec171aw3w
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THERE will be social gathering at the Yes
try of the Free Street Church, this (Monday)
evening Christmas emblems and other arti-
cles for sale. Refreshments served during the
evening Doors open at six o'clock
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POLICE ITEM-Sixteen persons were accom-
modated at the lookup Saturday night. Four
of them applied for lodgings; one was commit
ted for vagrancy; five for drunkenness, and six
for drunkenness and disturbance.
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South Carolina I.er;,la,urc.

COLUMBIA, 8. c.. Dec. 15.
The House indefinitely postponed the reso-
luton expressing sympathy with jeff. Davis
| The Legislature has accepted Donaldson as
place for establishing an agricultural college,
and appropriating the proceeds to the State
| University.
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SLEIGHING.-It commenced showing about
halt past o'clock, Sunday evening and con-
tinues, with severity at the time of inditing
this paragraph, II o'clock. The prospect is that
we shall have good sleighing.
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Movements Of General Grnu,.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Is.
General Grant was met by large number
of our citizens last evening, when the usual
courtesies were interchanged.
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SKATING.-The skating on the basin is ex-
cellent and there is no danger now in indulg-
ing in the sport Bailey on Free street has
capital skates.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING
SATURDAY.-William H. Larkin, for larceny of q
cap from shaw's hat and cap store was fined $5 and
costs, which he paid.
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Marine Disaster.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec 16
Schooner Archer Ann, Reeves from Savan-
nah for Boston with cotton, put into Norfolk
in distress
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LADy's Book for December may be had of G.
r. Chisholm & Brothers, 3O7 Congress street.
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.0aoe PORTLAND MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER H. 1866
PORTLAND AND TICINITY.
New Advertisement. To-Day.

Now Adveftisemenis To-Day.
s1 ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-Bidwell & Brown.
p. Y. M. c. A-Fourth Lecture.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Advertised Letters-W. Davis.
Agents Wanted.
$5-Agents Wanted.
30 Agents Wanted. ..
Portland Society Of Natural History.
Ladies' Cioakings-A. d. Reeves.
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TIL PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, lSunday excepted,l at No. Printers
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
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Another Pacific Railroad.

~ NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IA.
An effort is being made to secure stock and
obtain charter for a railroad from this city to
Sacramento, Cal, via Monterey, Mexico.
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FOREIGN ExroRTs.-The exports from this
port last week amounted to $153,3 3,3l6.88.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
z CRIMINAL TERM.-TAPLEY j, PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-In the case Of State Robert and
Mary Potter, for keeping house of ill fame, the
evidence was all put in, and Court adjourned to two
O'Clock Monday afternoon, at which time the argu-
ments will commence.
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Southern Cover.

Proposed Conference Of south-rn Cover
fs nOfs. e+.s6 4 &
go ." NEW YORK, Dec. 15.
The proposition to hold convention of the
Governors Of the Southern States to consider
the political situation and determine what
course should be pursued in order to meet the
legal demands of Congress and the radical par
ty, is now under consideration by prominent
Southerners, who are and have been in cores
pondence with the Governors above named.
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Henry Bulwer, youngest son of the novel
ist, it about to publish a work on Talleyrand.
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Under head of "A AMUsEMENTs,, Sz.Vo per square
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SPECIAL NOTICES, ,S125 per square for the first in
srtion and 20 cents pei square for each subsequent
Insertion. -.-,
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
OF the State for $OO per square for first insertion
and 80 cents per square tor each subsequent inser-
ton
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Portland Society Of Natural His
gEEyg EU tory. 4kN8sS
MEMBERS are notified that the adjourned An
M nual Meeting for the choice OF officers and other
business will be held at o'clock p M, Wednesday,
Dec. 18th, at the Council Room, Old City Hah.
tf A-L. aEtth E. G. BOLLES. Secretary.
December II. d3t - .-.------'
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QUEER MARRIAGE.-We find in the Star of
Saturday the following:
MARRIAGES.
Stmr Dirigo, Sherwood, New York. ...
Stmr New Brunswick, Winchester, East
port and st john NIB, for Boston"
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So! Agents Wanted! 80
1--WE to Ten Dollars per day, by the Hartford
Il Publishing Co. Box 1905 Portland, Maine.
Portland Dec. II eod1m#
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PERSONAL.


Among the conspicuous persons on the floor
was the striking figure and swarthy face of
Gen. Logan, the favorite soldier of Illinois.
The General is stouter than formerly, and does
not wear his black hair so long. Within two
or three days the House has been strengthen
ed by the arrival of Hon. Roscoe Conkling of
New York. Mr.. Conkling is an able man--one
of the ablest in a body remarkable for intel
lectual force and capacity. Yet a young man.
he is rising rapidly in the estimation of not
only his constituency, but of the country. His
name is brought forward prominently in con-
nection with the succession to the seat of Mr..
Harris in the Senate. 1t is a settled fact in
the minds of the shrewdest observers here and
elsewhere, that Mr.. Greeley, once likely to be
elected, has now no chance whatever. George
w. Curtis would be most generally approved,
but his locality is against him. So far as pub
lie men here are concerned the election of Ros-
coe Conkling would be welcomed heartily and
be considered as an honorable act on the part of
the State of which he is a distinguished citizen.
SPECTATOR,
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
anne place every THURSDAY morning at $500 a year,
Invariably in advance.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-27
eine fur3e 6sfd,id,te pen Der rlIcn.
.neniten Dcmeinoc 3u Ecsp
Kun. pufa Gauntc

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0as erffe 8erfanlmlunasbaus wurbe
i'm Sabre 1866 9ebaut. tpie auf eirem
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Die Diaeone. beren iA mid nob erins
nern fann Coon So Sabrsn ber.) iparen
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Wlsmer, Samue! Sbcqp uno Sac. Sber.
bolt.
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ferer 9emeinos, ole fit mpbr ols buuoert
Sahren ourb quite 8,rihte uno bofe
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ti9en Wlnoe' erfbdttert murbe. Gs
fano cine Grennun9 ffatt uro cine fleine
3abl perlleb Die. @smeinos cet M i,e.
bsutiaen GaaeS cine rer jabirsi,Sifen uno !
ifditifen @emeinoen imeanoe. Woae
fie als cine S;act, Die auf einem Ser9e
tieat, ibre autsn Merfs berpcrleutten |
la fen. oas Sisle oaourb in cee GrloIers
,6lroe sineefdbrt rperbsn. -...... !
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Eas dcrritorium 9eleraoo.

ueber oisfts perbdltni6mdbia nod noe:
n'9 befannte 9,biet Der Ser. Staaten
wtlbes ffb bereits 3ur 2(ufnatme ale
Staot in Die Union 9emeloet BAT. entneb-
men mir einem ous Gentral Gitp pom
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fanten Yiotisen:
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potiiter. Die dltstfen S,mebner erinnern
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SeSember. .-Sbcn felt ID &ueen wiro
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ermcBtiten Saulnnas uon Seras finren
bier lbr Seitenitud. SuRaloeros rpdd)ff
pon phltte i'm 9toroen bis gum Qrfanias
i'm Sdoen i'm uebsrfuB. @s ipdbif nod
auf ben iano'9sa 6ds,ln. MO es an 28ai.
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tlnn. &lnouirb uno pfsree Tonnes pCn
oleIem Sras ocn 9an;rn @intcr dber lee
ben, inoem iie es unter Dem Sbnse fin'
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8orforee fur cen @inter, cenn fin
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lrsfen, penn es nur oas psroorrte Snfs
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SrauenpUlIe Wfiebanblunsen Der
untpns9efdnSeuem ia 6efdn8.
nifIe 3u 9aiiSburD. u. g.

gntpeoer III ourb Die 8reueltbaten,
bic rpdbreno oes per9on9euen &rieaes be.
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nifben Solfes total abaetfumpft noroen,
ooer es bat fib Der 9sute cine franfbafts
S,ntimentalitdt bemdbti9t. Die gar nibte
mebr tpinen pill BON 1lem mas unrebs
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aefdbrten unterfubune iiber Die i'm
Salisbury 8efdnanifie sinasfperrt 8ene.
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lofen Sbanotbaten, flff gar teinc g {.
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aus Den 3eueenausfaeen. bab Der Wapot
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3eu8en befdti9t ndroen.
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ts Sobn u. potter, Elm an bcf goro Gar.
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rpobnt, oab ct iss 1erbff 1864 fslbff aes
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fblsppen mubten, eebensmittel su seben.
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