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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-05
Description r am Escaped prisoncr.

CONCORD n. H., Dec. r
Mark Shinborn, the noted bank robber who
escaped from the New Hampshire State Pris-
on last evening, is of light Complexion, has a
full, round face, weighs about 18O pounds, and
is about five feet eight inches in heighth The
nail upon the fore finger of his left hand was
split un by knife on the day of his escape,
readily known. A reward of $1,000 is offered
by the Warden for his apprehension and re-
turn
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Fenian Matters.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Dec T.
Fenian companies are parading the streets
with banners and music.
The arms seized by the u. s. steamer Michi-
gan, during the raid last summer, it is announc-
ed, are to be delivered to their owners at two
o'clock, p. M. The bonds required by the U.
s. Government were signed this morning
The Fenians are constantly drilling by COM
panies, in different parts of the city and neigh
borhoOd. -, ? 4-. - -.
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR RELIEF.-At
meeting of the Relief Committee holden on
Monday last, it was voted: "That all applca-
tions for aid in rebuilding dwelling houses the
coming year must be made on or before the
first Monday of January next"
Blank applications can be obtained at the
office of the Treasurer of the Committee, in
Market Hall.
1t is important, that those who intend to ap-
ply for aid in rebuilding should make their
applications this month; as the balance on
hand will be distributed soon after the 1st day
of January next.
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CHRISTMAS Is CoMING.-Ladies who are ar
ranging for the Christmas tree are informed
that the Black Morocco PAPER, so useful in
making pdsse-partouts, and other fancy articles,
may be had at the establishment of Mr.. It. Hale,
No. 4, Free St. Block, up stairs.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Indian Troubles ia ArixOna---The San
Francisco Fire Department.. "a

A letter from La Paz Arizona. dated Nov.
~, says the Indians blockaded the road be-
tween Hardeysville and Prescott preventing
the transmission OF the mail for about two
weeks. The Indians also attacked train be-
tween Prescott and Aqua Frio, killing three
men and burning several loaded WAGONS and
driving off fifteen yoke of oxen. They were
committing outrages in other parts of the
Territory. Large quantities of goods are at
La Paz.
The U. s. Quartermaster had received or
ders to buy grain at Prescott, and it is believ-
ed that the crop in that vicinity would bring
$150,00O in gold. - .
The firemen of this city yesterday dedicated
two monuments in the firemen's burying
ground at Lone Mountain Cemetery The vol
unteer lire department retired from duty last
night and the paid department entered upon
service to-day.
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OYsTERs.-If any person has doubts as to
the quality of the cargo of oysters that arriv-
ed at this port yesterday morning, those doubts
will be dispelled by calling at Messrs. Tim
mons & Halves, Nos. 15 and 16 Market Square,
and trying mess, Or ordering quart or gal
Ion to be sent home. They are truly delicious.
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Martial Law Declared i'm Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Dec-4.
Gov Fletcher has declared martial law in
Ray and Platte counties, and has marched a
for any one man to show himself out of his
own house. Horse thiefs, robbers and murder
ers infest the frontiers of Missouri, Kansas and
Nebraska, but detectives are there at work, and
it is expected they will pick them oil up
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PORTLAND And VTCINTTY.
New advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Promenade Concert. .e..s
.-. NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
observation-disclosures GUSTS & Co,
Sign Painting-Oliver S. Beale.
White Ash COal-Fletcher & Co. ..at
Dirty Salt-Waldron & True.
Statement of the Connecticut Fire insurance Co.
Oysters-James Freeman.
Auction Sales-E. NJ. Patten & Co.
For Matanzas-Bark Philena
Oysters-H. Freeman & Co.
House for Sale.
statement OF the Merchants Insurance Co.
Fresh Oysters-AtwoOd's
Fur Goods-E. N. Perry
Frank Miller's Pale Preservative
Oysiers-TimmOns 81 Hawes
Mems GlOves-Charles Custis & Co
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FIRE TELEGRAPH.-The work of putting up
the fire alarm telegraph in this city, is to be
commenced forthwith. The wire has arrived
and Mr.. Hills, the Superintendent of construc-
tion, will commence putting up the circuit this
week
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WE are requested to invite the attendance of
all desirous of having Congregational Church
established in the lower part of the city, at the
meeting to be held this evening, in the Vestry
of the Chestnut Street NJ. L. Church.
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AN ARITHMETIcAL QUESTION. Prof. An
drews, Of New York, hands us in the following
very simple question, and Instincts us to say
that whoever gives the best analytic solution
thereof, viii be gratuitously instructed in his
mathematical course: aa ga.7ss A
!. A grocer sells sugar at 16 cents per pound in
cash, but in barter he charges 20 cents Dor
pound. At how much per pound should he
sell the same sugar when he takes payment one
half in cash and one half in barter?
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
JUDGE KINesBURY PRESIDING

-""--- JUDfE KINGSBUKY PRESIDING, n
TUEsDAY.-Jom Brady, John Muldoon, Odilon
Hammel, Lewis Hammel and Augustus Harrow, for
drunkenness and disturbance on the Sabbath were
fined So and the costs each. They were all commit
ted. s. -
Josiah F. Libby for not taking out license for a
hack owned by him, paid fine of five dollars and
eosfs
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STEAMERS FROM GLASGOW. = During the
months OF January and February there will
be three steamers from Glasgow to this port
the st. George, St Andrew and St. David.
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Enthusiastically the police seized
small quantities of liquor in the shops of Chas.
f. Dutton corner of Congzess and Brown
streets, Thomas Markley on Monument street.
and Martin Flanagan ON Green street
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UNITED STATES CoMMIssIoNER's COURT

Wm' H. oLlrFOhD, tS2, OOMMlSSIONER.
TUEsDAY.-George Medamick, of Bath, for carry
ing on the business OF retail liquor dealer without
taking out United States Internal Revenue license,
was bound over in the of $5O0for his appearance
at the present term of the u S. District Court lie
furnished the bail and was discharged
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THE Public library undoubtedly commands
larger share Of the interest of our city topu-
lation, than any other topic, unless we except
the steam refined soaps.
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FUR GooDs.-Our readers are invited to look
into Perry's shop, No. 29O Congress street, if
they wish to see some of the handsomest f1rs
that have been brought to this city.
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The remaining wall of earth in the Chica-
go Lake Tunnel was removed on Friday even
ing, but the masonry is still to be completed.
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TRIAL JUsTIcE.-David Hayes, Esq, of Sac
carappa, has been appointed Trial Justice for
the County of Cumberland.
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SMAsH-UP.-A countryman's team on Com
mercial street, yesterday afternoon came in
collision with the buggy wagon of Mr.. George
s. Hunt, Slowing the horse attached to it round
and turning the buggy up over him. Mr.
Hunts horse started off at full speed and ran
afoul of another wagon nearly upsetting it, and
then run into another heavy team, with such
force as to disengage himself from the shafts.
Soon after, he was stopped and was found to
be but slightly injured. The buggy was
wrecked
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-05

n FATAL JFsT-At Dedham, Massachu-
setts, on Thanksgiving Day, while four young
men, were engaged in hunting excursion,
they got talking about how easy it would be
for person to shoot himself One of them,
named Eugene McGregor, pressed the muzzle
of his gun to his breast, and said, that was the
way he would do it, if he were going to try, at
the same time touching the hammer with his
foot when the gun was discharged aud the
contents passed through his heart He exclaim-
ed, Il am dead; God have mercy on my soulf'
fell to the ground, and instantly expired. His
companions think he must have lost his bal
ance and pressed the hammer harder than he
meant to. He was sixteen years of age, an only
son. and an intelligent and promising youth.
1t is rumored that the whole of of"Mugby
Junction" Dickens new Christmas Story.
came through the Atlantic Gable, at an ex-
pense of something over ninety thousand dol
lars in gold. Ii true, this enterprise on tho
part of the conductors of Every Saturday beats
Mr.. Seward with his own weapons, and alto
gether distances the Government with their
paltry expenditure of nineteen thousand dol
lars.
Hurd & Houghton, is to be issued at once.
Mrs William Calhoun, one of the most ae-
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lIisceIIaneou. Dispaschcs.

3 sEsE.L8A BOSTON, Dec. 4.
The Republicans of Lowell have nominated
George f. Richardson for Mayor. aHI
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 4.
The Presidents message was very favorably
received here. The city press commend the
spirit in which it is written, and recommend
the people of the South to appreciate the eff
ing the strong opposition he has to encounter
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New York Charter Election.

New YORK, Dec. 4.
The charter election passed off to-day with
little excitement. Weather bad and political
spirits dampened. aa..s8 "a
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Magazines.

THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, for Oc-
tober opens with very interesting article on
Ancient Literature in France" This is fol
lowed by papers on "Dr. Badham and the
Dutch school of Criticism "Homes without
Hands" Life ofour Lord" "History cf Archi-
lecture" Central Asia" Corporations of Mod
ern Warfare" and England and her Institu-
tions.' 1t is number of unusual merit and
value. Reprinted by the Leonard Scott Pub
fishing Company. l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-05

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is publIs h.d
every day, lSunday excepted.I al No. l Prnters
Exchangc. Commercial Street, Portland, by n. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars year in adyancr 3
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published at the
anne place every Thursday morning at s.. 30 year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVEETIsING .-csnc inch space IN
eneth OF cOlumn, constitutes '.si aare.''
sl.5o per square daily first week 10 cents per
week after; three Insertions, less S100; cont'm
ng every other day after first week, so cents.
Hall square, three insertions less, 70 cents one
week, Si.00; so cents per week after.
Under head OF ''AMUsEMENTs,r $500 pei square
per week; three insertions or less. Sl.5o
SPECIAL NOTICES S1.25 per square ior the hrst IN
sertion and % pei square for each subsequent
Insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAISE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation III every par
of the State for <i00 per square of first insertion
and 30 cents per square Tor each subsequent inspr-
ton.
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RAILWAY TRArF1c.-The following are tb

RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The following are the
receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending Nov. oath, 1866:
IdssengeIs, S5l,UlU UU
Express Freight Mails and Sundries, 6,100 90
Freight and Live Stock, ck,................ 4,1S2 90
Total $40 PAP 90
Corresponding week last year, f52, ,504 90
Decrease, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, ,262 90
JOSEPH HICKSON,
Secretary and Treasurer
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The EDINBURGH REVIEW for October. (re-
print OF the Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany) is also ,ceived. 1t contains an able
critique on "Napoleon's julius Cesar" anotb-
er on Froude's "Reign of Elizabeth an article
on STRAUSS, Renan and "Ecce Homo" and
one on the Military Growth OF Prussia" "In-
ternational Coinage" "Kaye's History Of the
sepoy War;" Varieties of History and Art"
Felix Holt, the Radical ard "Antione
Gems" are the titles of the remaining papcrs
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A PLEASANT Room, with board, suitable for a
"a gentlem1n and wife, or two single gentlemen at
No 56 Clark street, n02Ltf
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ANNUAL MEETING.

TJNHE Annual Meeting of Cumberland BONE CoM-
i PANY will be held at Office of Treasurer John
W. JONES' No. 161 Commercial Street, Tuesday 11th
inst, at O'clock p M, to act on the following busi
ness, viz:
1s For the election of officers for the ensuing year.
"a, To act on any business that may legally come
before them.
GEO. w. HAMMOND, Clerk.
Portland, Dec. 4, 1866. dec 5 d1w*
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DOLI4IE BIDWELL

her first appearance since her recent severe indispo-
stion.
During the week will be presented the popular
PLAYS of ''TANCHON,' Cast LYNNE,s tea
MILE" "GIPSY QUEEN" ''FRENCH SPY"
&C., &c. =
gBTNFull particulars in bills of the day.
dec3d6d
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EVERY SATURDAY for this week contains
three stories reprinted from advance sheets Of
the Christmas number of London Society," one
OF which Is by Mary Hewitt, fresh chapters Of
yates BLACK Sheep" an article from the Lon
don Review on Petof, the Hungarian Poet, and
other interesting papers. The next number of
Ecery Saturday will contain "Musby juno
tion' the Christmas story for 1866, by Charles
Dickens. f.
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Wanted Immediately.

400 Good American, Nova Scotia and Irish
1OO Girls to do lousework, cook, &C., in pfI-
vate families and hotels in this city and country.
Situations sure. The best wages paid.
4 so 80 Girls to work in Factories.
Farmers and others wanting men for any work
Will do well to call us, will supply them free
of charge. Address or apply at the General Agency
Employment Office, 3513 Congress Street. up stairs
COX & POWARS,
sept2Gdtf late WHITNEY & co.
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Agents Wanted! /!
BOAEsD AND ROOMS.
Board.
ROapd.

ItO3rOs
WITH pleasant rooms for gentleman and wife or
w singl gentlemen. at No. 20 Pleasant 81.
dec d1w#
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

WE will pay 80 cents each for first class Flour
w Barrels suitable for sugar
LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
n0v13dtf 139 Commercial street.
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Charles Custis Il Co.
Morton Block,

ABATEMENT ofthe Condition of the Merchants
- Insurance Company of HARTFORD, Conn.,,
ae 10 me Secretary OF the State of Maine. on the
LIST day of November, 1895 0
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auxiliary, (laugbterl in connection with all the
other appliances of the government could have
proclaimed myself dictator. (Cries of THAT S
true, and three cheers for the President"
But, gentlemen, my pride and my ambition
have been to occupy that position which retains
all power in the hands of the people. (Great
cheenng.) It is upon that have always relied
1t is upon that rely now. CA voice, s,And tue
people will net disappoint you.') And / repeat
that neither thu threats ner jeers of Congress,
nor OF calnmniating press can drive me from my
purpose. acknowledge no superior EXCEPT my
Cod the author of my existence, and the ueopje
OF the United States. prolonged aud enthnsi-
astic cheering) For the one, try to obey all
His commands as best can, compatible with my
poor humanity. For the other, in political and
representative sense, tie high behests of the
people have always been respected and obeyed by
ME.