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The Portland daily press., 1866-01-03
Wednesday Morning, January 8, lee6
AND VICINITY.
d ORIGINAL AND SELECTED
o. 8. DISTRICT COURT.

! DECEMBER TERM.-wARE, j., PRESIDING.
IpEsDAY.-In the case of United States VS..
schooner Only Son, of Bangor, and cargo,
bonds were filed for the appraised value of YES
sci and cargo, and an order of restitution was
issued. The vessel and cargo had been seized
for smuggling. The case win come up for
trial at the February term. g. F. Talbot, U
S. District Attorney, for Government; Brad
bury & Sweat for respondents.
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DR- At the election held in Georgetown, d
G., last week, to take the sense of the people on
the Congressional proposition to extend the
voting privilege to the negroes Of the district,
over seven hundred votes against it and only
one in favor were cast ,F..,...,....-t -
Vs. vote was being taken on an important
measure in the Indiana Senate the other day!
Mr.. ---,a grave and reverend Senator, had
not been attending to his obi" and didn't know
what the question was. His name was called
by the secretary. He looked puzzled for mo-
ment, and then rapping the desk with his
knuckles, after the manner of card playing,
said, 81 pass r. An audible litter ran through
the hall, and the president of the senate "took
it up atvui,iaeY a4aoh;fa,q
EB- Diamonds have been found in Idaho;
but the discoverer was lost on the steamer
Brother Jonathan, with the secret of their
location. He had previously sold one in New
York for $1,000.
=. EB- The american Mining index has the fol-
lowing: Professor Pritchard, who recently
arrived from Colorado, where he has been en-
gagged in the examination of DIR. Seaton's mines
on behalf of English capitalists, has gone 10
Europe to report thereon. He stated, before
his departure, that the richness of the Colorado
mines was far beyond anything he had ever
dreamed of, and he felt warranted in declaring
that during the coming year, British capital
to the amount of e2o,OoO,OOo ($1Oo, ,OOO) will
be invested therein" a.
EH- The new Continental Theatre in Bos-
ton-Morris Bros, Pell & Trowbridge, Propri-
etors-was opened on Monday evening, with a
crowded house. The Boston Aduertiser gives a
very fine and pleasant account of the building
and its accommodations, but with two excep-
tions does not speak highly Of the company
1t attributes their lack of success, however, in
large part, to the unfitness of the piece chosen,
and to the fact that the actors had not become
familiar with the place or with each other. 81,
BY A condemned murderer in Prussia,
with his hands heavily ironed, lately moulded
in bread-crumbs beautiful goblet, with deli
cate mouldings of fruit and flowers. Strange
that the hands which could shape such forms of
beauty could also imbrue themselves in the
blood of a fellow-creature
ET The Saturday Press knows Quaker
who boasts that he is SO consistent in carrying
ont his peace principles that he never not only
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ANNUAL Meetiaaa.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING of the PORTLAND
i GLASS COMPANY will be holden at the office
at o'clock p M, to act upon the following business
VIZ: va big sss.i,i..Sl @-As~
To receive the report of the Treasurer: To choose
Directors for the ensuing year, To consider change
Of Bye-Laws; TO act upon the question Of increase
of Capital Stock; and to act upon any other proper
business. " By order OF the Directors drecg
jan3dt10 j. 8. PALMER, Clerk.
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New Advertisements.
sober Facts for Thinking Peonle

SOUcf FactS IOf thinking People.
Year after year, for an eighth Of century, the
Press of the country has chronclcd the beneficial eff
fects of HoSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.-
Editors, authors, physicians, merchants, officers of
The army and navy, CHEMISTS counsclors, ministers
u 'he gospel in short, great cloud of witnesses of
every profession trade and calling have testified to
us ehlcacy as tonic and regulating medicine. The
names and statements of these witnesses have been
published In the public prints. Many of them are
known to the whole public Their testimony has
never been challenged or impugned. Uuon evidence
far less weighty men are acquitted or condemned NV
conscientious juries. N.eli % ID
HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs Is not. howev-
er, upon trial. 1t has been tried and pronounced on
the authority Of those whose lives and heath It has
preserved, pure, harmless, and eminentls salutary
preparation. Attempts have been made to rival 1t,
They have failed. Can it be necessary 10 say why
they have failed? Ask the recovered dyspepcs, bill
ious sufferers, victims OF fever and ague and ner-
vous subjects who have experienced its effects what
they think Of 1t. Ask them and be guided solely by
what they say. Sold everywhere. w2w1 n
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INTERNATIONAL LINE.-The seeamer New
Brunswick did otleave st. John until yester-
day morning. She will be due here this morn
ings3sA1H -
"a Thursday will be the last trip of this line for
the present season. The tips have been made
with great regularity the past year. Next sea-
son another steamer, the New England, which
is about ready to be launched, will be added to
the line, and, If necessary, three trips per
week viii be made. -
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MARRIED.

In this city, Jan 1, by Rev Bodies, Capt Geo
Portland. --f-TT7-' -. - ~ ~
olney and Miss Lucy Libby, both Of Portland. ''
In this city, Jan 1, by Rev Mr. Bray Isaac Morse
and Mrs Nancy Allen. Also, John Harper and
Miss Ada A Smith, all Of Portland =
In Auburn, Dec 81, by Rev Snow, Luther H
Morgan OF A, and Charlotte A Springer, Of Lewis
ton Jan l, Lucellus Gorham and Sarah E Given
both Of A.; also, Charles Robinson and Francina
Hicks, both OF DanyiIle. 1llf
In Lisbon, Jan 1, by Rev Snow, Josiah Raynes,
OF Auburn, and Helen M Goody, Of L. -
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! MUNICrpAI oouRr. LAW

Charles Davis, for larceny of pair of pants
and vest, the property of Daniel W. Brown,
was sentenced to 60 days in the county Jail.
n James Fitzpatrick, for larceny of wood from
the yard of Paul Hal. was ordered to pay a
fine of ten dollars and costs. Committed.
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SIMPLE BUT EEFEcrUAL--The entire free
dom from all deleterious ingredients renders
Browns Bronchial Troches," or Cough and
Voice Lozenges, safe remedy for the most
delicate female, or youngest child, and has
caused them to be held in the highest esteem
by singers and public speakers generally. In
coughs, irritation OF the throat caused by
cold or unusual exertion, of the vocal organs,
in speaking in public, or singing, they produce
the most beneficial results. mw&f
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H.-Perry's Moth and E'reckIe Lotion. "
Chloasma or Mothpatch, talso called Liverspot }
and Lentigo, or Freckles, are often very annoying,
particularly to ladies light complexion for the dis
colored spots show more plainly on the face Of q
blonde than of brunette; but they greatly mar the
beauty of either; and any preparation tnat will Ell
ectually remove them Uihout juring the texture or
color Of the skim is certainly desderatum. DIR. B.
atty, has discovered remedy for these discolora-
tons which is at once prompt, infalble, and HARM
less.
? Prepared only by B. G. PERRY, Dermatoogist,
No. Bond Street, New-York, and tor sale by ali
druggists; price e per bottle; Call for, PERRY'S
w. F. Phillips & Co., and H. H. Hay, Wholesale
Agents, Portland, Maine. oct31sn Mw&F6m
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/. A. r. A.-This association has for some
time contemplated the establishment of Ii
brary for the use of its members, and tonight
the irstIo a course of six dances for that
purpose commences at Lancaster Hall. We
feel sure that the object for which the pro-
.ceeds of these dances are to be applied, will
secure a crowded house every night.
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ssue' bonds to the States in payment of these
idebts; therefore the debts can be consolidated
and much more economically and convenient
ly managed than by the individual States or
the towns.
For the same reason the debts can, b. '-0
Genera Government. be distributed IsA .,
future as part of the nationa' uou'' .nuS
leaving posterity to bear a po2'1p1tlo y 1 sAe
den. instead of condemnbs the present gene
ration. who have al,~ady poured out their
blood and treasury like water, to carry the
whole weight q these war deots, as the ind-
yidualsstafs will be obliged to do, if unre-
lieved. 70 is grossly unjust that the next gen.
eraY5h shonld not be allowed to pay part OF
me price of our magnificent achievements.
( Again, nobody in Maine viii dare to argue
that the South should be permitted to escape
its full share of the debt accumulated in sup
pressing their rebellion; but how can this be.
avoided except by adding to the national debt
the war'debts of theloyal States?
e Finally, a moments reflection will show
that while all the loyal States will be gamers
by this act of justice, Maine will be special
} gamer. -. .gs.y 5E7,efs sl5oer s.ae-
z I'd The army was raised on basis of pOpula
ton, not wealth, while the nqtional debt VIII
be paid largely on the basis of wealth and moi
of population, Thus Maine, with its SINAI
means, has had TO raise half as many soldiers
as Massachusetts, because its popuiaton
half that of the parent stats, and has had to
pay bounties and relieve soldiers families in
in the same proportion. The war debt o.
Maine. therefore, cannot be far from half that
of Massachusetts, while its ability to pay it is
incomparaby less. +. But let the war debts O
the states be added to the national debt, an6
the wealth of Boston alone would probably
pay more of it than the whole of Maine.
! am surprised, therefore, to observe any op
position to this measure in the loyal states.
especially in such papers as the New Yorl
Tribune and Boston Advertiser. They char
acterize the measure as a selfish scheme. calcu
lated to overbnrden the national treasury
and to injure the national credit, though they
concede the probability of its adoption.
Now, it is difficult to understand how the
d consolidation of these debts, which these pa
pers estimate in the aggregate at $50O,0OOOOO
by the National Government can impair it:
credit or overburden its treasury, when by thu
same process the loyal states are relieved
precisely the same amount. The idea is pre-
posterous because the aggregate indebtedness
is not increased, while the ability to pay j
augmented, for certainly the whole Unite
States are better able to pay the amount Q
the loyal state debts than the loyal state
!. alone. -, -, =, 90 e5l.c
If these views are correct, then our Leg.
islature at its approaching session shoul
lose no time in assuming the war debts of thu
several cities and towns, that they may b
added to the present state war debt, of which
they ought to form part, and then our Rep
resentatiyesi in Congress should be requestet
AMI Senators instructed to urge the passage
Mr.. Blaines bill. G.
eT.- 1-l71 T6T7T T-lI-tltsI gttss
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Ia Ey- The pirate Ssmmes was arrested at his
house near Mobile, Ala, on the 10Th ult. He
was reading a newspaper in his parlor, when
Lieut.. French with his party entered the house
Semmes was astonished at his arrest; but his
daughters were exceedingly bitter in their ex-
pressiops Of anger.
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a.. ssa. ..a' .SPECIAL NOTICES. j j -
III ,aITCHI .ITCHl ITCH j.
Scratch. Scratch. Scratch

Wheaton's Ointment 81
Will Cure the Itch i'm Forty-Eight Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, Chilblains,
and all Eruptions Of the Sksn. Price 30 cents. For
sale by all Druggists IL
"a By sending 60 cents to WEEKS g. POTTER, Sole
Agents. 40 Washington St., Boston, it will be for
United States.
I Oct Is, 1865 d2wiyrH , u Z.
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CoNcERT.--We trust our readers will not for
get the concert to be given by the lPolyphonic
Club, this evening, at Congress Hall, Clapp's
Block They may be assured Of some excel
lent music. Tickets can be had at Paine's
music store, or at the door in the evening"
The concert win commence at quarter before
eight O'Clock,
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP!
THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature agrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the d in
For sale By all Drsggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr 5s1 sd .l.,.H $40
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THE observation-disclosures & Benedict's
Minstrel Troupe win open at Deering Hall on
Monday. the 18th inst, and will no doubt
meet with the immense success that has here
tosore universally attended their appearance
in this city. .lrLn-
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IMPORTS

HAVANA. Brig Snow Bird-280 boxes sugar, to
ges, s inslow. - - b q = - -
p ST JOHN NIB. Brig Sarah G Beaty-l0s, 1853 feet
boards, 263, 900 laths to order -
8 + Randall. - -,
LOWER COVE NS.-Sch Anaconda -13G1 grind
ssones' lhos d weston. d. Ft,-F AZ %
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aaCARD OF THANKs-Editor of the Press: My
Dear Sir viii you permit me, through the
medium of your paper, to express my thanks
20 many kind friends in Bridgton- -members of
my former pastoral charge, and others for the
valuable present of a new suit of clothes and
overcoat. which have recently received at
their hands; and also for the numerous exE
pressions of their good win of which myself
and family have been the recipients in years
past. q.s-f5,E -.'-l' a.
These tokens of their kind regard lay me un-
der obligations to them which I trust I shall
never forget. May they receive manifold more
In this present time, and in the world to come
eternal life" from Him who does not suffer a
cup OF cold water" given in his name to one of
his disciples, to go unrewarded. May He who
said 1T is more blessed to give than to receive"
give them to taste the luxury of doing good in
humble limitation of His own infinite benefit
cence, which is radiant like the sun. ana can
never be exhausted. s1l. ss.F / :.
30 prays their much obliged friend, M
j. I. HAYES.
Litchfeld Corner, Jan. /, 1885,
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Portland Glass CO,aDQ1s3J.
DIVIDEND

IA cent. has been declared on the stock of the
Portland Glass Company to stock holders of record
OF LIST inst, and the same Is payable at the office OF
the Treasurer ON the 10th inst.
NJ fas.a... t,,... j. s.SPALMER, Treasurer.
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nnMEsTIC PORTS.

PORT MADISON, Win port Nov %, brig Dea-
con- Reed. for San Francisco, ldg. -i.a =. ira
'' FORT oRcHARD~saiied Nov 1, ship Caroline
Reed Friend, for San Francisco.
TEEK ALET-In port Nov 10, ship Kate Dyer,
Leavitt. for San Francisco ldg. ir,Izl.irR' - 7
!, SAN FRANCISCO-Ar6 9Th ult, ship Portlaw, Cur
tbs, Nanaimo; barque Chas Devens, Reynolds, Port
WfTMINGToN NC-Ar 9th brig Henry Means,
Cid 9th, schs Wings of the Morning, Mcfarland,
Boston Knight, Rouier, New York.
NORFOLK-Ar 29th ult, brig Roamer, Crabtree,
BY BALTiMoRE-cl soth, brigs J & H Crowley.
Drisko, Matanzas :: Ambrose Light, Sirpson, for
Charleston; sch Kate Wentworth, Adams, for Gal
'e PiRGILApELPHIA-cld soth, briggs Ida M oomerv.
Mcclellan, New Orleans Itaska. Reed, Boston, y :
NORWEGIAN 30th, sch Roscoe, Coombs, from,
Pi'RsooivaIDENcEAAr Isl, schAm Eagle, Mcfarland.
Sid FIN West Bay Both, brig Alex Milliken Haskell
NEwPoRT@lr soth, brig charlena, Meana, irom
Fall River, ito finish repairs.l e;fgT1
In port s1st, brigs Mary z Thompson, Dix, from
for Philodephia schs Cherub Batchelder Elizabeth
port for Mobile; Frank Parker, Buckminster Bangor
0F ssn SEShasa Srase 81 do
Calais tor DO; Benz FTanfin, Wallace, Millbridge
s sehs Grace ROCKET e Benz f Franklin
Sid 1st inst, sch Hodsdon. g
In port, brigs Sarah Goodenow, Caroline E Kelley
Valencia, Crimea; sehs Ocean Ranger, Louis walsh,
Anna Gardiner. and E Nightingale. - "
B0STON-Ar 1st inst, sch Tyrone, Perry, Eliza
0e AT 3D. brig ortolan waaterhouse, Philadelphia
Cid Cd barque Emma Beal, Dawes, San Fran
cisco; brig B Allen, Barbour, Sagua. h
DANVERS-Ar 26th, sch Minnie Cobb, Snow, I'm
PoRTsM euTH-Ar soth, sch Ceres, Robbins, I'm
Portland. amidsaU at L GsF
-xxv, FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Malta sth ult, barque Sacramento, Hussey,
Boston. -A a., X
iron San Francfsco) for Hong Kong.
At Panama 22d ult, ship Winfield Scott, Rand, unc
1BAt Valparaiso LIST ult, ship Kentuckan, Freeman,
from Bakers Island tor England. repg.
Chartered-ship Alice Thorndike, Thorndike, for
Chinchas, to load guano for Antwerp, at e3 los. -
AT San Antonio 18th ult, barque Artemesa Brown
nnc. Ship Sarah March, Duncan, from Glasgow, had
arrived at an outport,
Sid fin Aspinwan 10th ult, brig Navarino,, Giles,
for Cuba. ~ -
SID FIN Bermuda 10th ut, barqde winitred, Phin-
ney, from Richmondl for Rio Janeiro. .tJf9fT
Cid at St John NIB 2sth ult, brig Sarah B Crosby,
crosby, Mafanzass Tse -E5r
aEi1'st Is hear SPOKEN.
n Nov ~, lat 10 N, lon 121 w, ship Black Hawk,
Doane from San Francisco tor Boston.
Dec q, off Gun Key, barque Celeste Clark, from
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Lj71sited Partnership.

~
DE 1t known that the undersigned, James M.
" Churchill. Philip II. Brown, John M. Brown,
Benjamin I. Manson and JohniB. Brown, all ofPort-
land, in the County OF Cumberland and State OF
Maine, have this day entered into and formed lin
tied partnership for the transaction of GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS at said Portland under
the firm name OF "CHURCHILL, BROWNE MAN.
SOM" under which name the partnership business
will be conducted,
j james M. Churchill Philip H. Brown, John M.
Brown andiBenjamn I. Manson are the general part
ners,-and John b. Brown Is. the special partner:
and said John B. Brown has contributed the sum of
Seventy-fve Thousand Dollars in actual cash pay
ment as capital to the common stock.
Said partnership is to commence on the first day Of
January in the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and and to cease the tbirty-rst day of
December In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight Tar e IIlaii1 BIT n
Witness our hands this first day of January, A. d.
eighteen hundred and sixty-six. iaail0sl :
..ts-..z ,.....f JAMES NJ. CHURCHILL, 80 2
PHILIP HENRY BROWN Goa.
lStamp.1 . .'i-f. JOHN MARSHALL BROWN
B. T. MANSON,
'H y. b. BROWN. sitIuF
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DISASTERS.

See general news columns for particulars Of toss OF
brig Celia M Carver. M
Barque Benz sewall, Hnssey, from Bath for New
on the 26th ult having been driven ashore during
severe gale. The captain and his wife and daughter
had reached Galveston after twelve hours Of exposure
in an open boat. The mate and crew-had not been
heard from, but it supposed they are safe. The
sel was being stripped and would be nearly total
loss. small portion Of her cargo would be saved in
q damaged condition. The BENZ Sewall was new
vessel OF about 800 tons, built at Richmond the
past season by j Southarda& Son, by whom she
was owned, together with others OF BafhJ
Ship Dublin, at San Francisco from Nanaimo, re-
ports Nov 18th to Dist experienced hurricane frou
SSE to SW, during which lost bulwarks, forward
house. and everything movable on deck; also lost
most OF the light sails, strained the ship badly and
started q leak. ga1T H..
~ Barque Samuel Merritt from San Francisco Sor
Portland Oregon, returned to port Sth ult and re-
ports having been run into It'll, by an unknown
barque. and carried away 6reyard, stove a hole in
her side, tore mainsai &c. 5.,l-f 4.i1V ~ n
:. Brig charlena, of Portland, which got ashore on
Brenton's Reef, and afterwards came of and taken
to Fall River fsr repairs, was lowed Newport 30th
where she will receive spars and rigging and t Tor
sea. She has been thoroughly overhauled and new
ly coppered.
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q = F-s stase Of Mafne.s 80
CUMBERLAND, So. L.
.-i1 IA ~ ltcHf IJy January /, 1869
Personally appeared James NJ. Churchill Philip
Il. Brown, John NJ Brown, Benjamin L Manson and
John b. Brown above named, and acknowledged the
above certificate by them signed to be their act
Il Before me, - T. - ''
Stamp d" JOHN RAND,
Justice Of the Peace. q
- CuMpEaLAND, SIS. Registry Of Deeds-Receiyed
January list. 1865, at h. and IS m. A. NJ. and re-
corded in Book 336, Page 391. W. Fe'- -
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SPECLAL NOTICES. &g1
TREMENDOUS DISCOUNT!
Stationery Dc Fancy articles.

WILL be sold at great discount at retail or in one
lot, my entire stock of goods. No,o is your time to
buy for New Years. Being determined to close up
business, everything viii be marked down SO that it
secure speedy sale, to continue until January 1st
Lease of Store and Tenement for Sale.
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READ DE-. HUGHES advertisement, in another
column. In his speciality DR.. Hughes IS unequaed
by any physician in this country
Jan 1-wly