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Portland Savings Bank.

DEPOSITS made ON or before Saturday, Febru-
IL ary 3D. next, will commence interest that
day. ~ Ill
I)tfice at No 10 Free Street Open from 9 to 1, and
from to 4. JOSEPH Y. NofES, Treasr,
Jan II, 1867. INV
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MISS WALL.
WILL GIVE LESSONS IN
Lead Pencil and CrayOn Drawing

And also instruct classes so desiring i'm the Elements
Of Design, amer Dr. Runners method, at sII
Entrance through the store. 1850 up
EVApply every day but Saturday ioaod,T
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To Let.

ENIRST, second and third lofts T., I. Eden &
II Co.'s store, Free Street Block; also, offices over
Schlotterbeck's and over Crosman n Co.'s, in new
jan14-dtf TT.I j. Il. BROWN
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Notice..

TIME annual meeting of the Portland Union Rail
i way and Back Bay Land Company, for the choice
of officers and such other business may legally
come before them, will be held at the Office OF IL. j.
LIBBY & CO., 2it Free street, at O'Clock p. M,
TUESDAY, Feb. 9th. j. N. WINSLOW,
jan29dtd Secretary.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARIN E n EWS
PORT OF Nd.

Tuesday, January 90.
4rrnttf ARRIVED.
Steamer Equator, Clark Halifax, Ms via New
Bedford. where she put in disabled p -
Sch Clinton, Shackord Baltimore.
Sch Admiral Farragut, Crosby, Philadelphia.
Sch Emma Cakes, johnson, Boston.
Sch Nile, Oliver, Boston. ..-..,, --s.-. oil
Sch Pembroke, Marshall, Pembroke for Boston.
Sch John Ruggles, Dodge. Bucksport for Baltimore
Sch Convert, Pendleton, Islesboro tor Baltimore.
H.. CLEARED. f-
Steamer Dirigo Sherwood, New York-Emery &
Fox. .lHslt. 40 4a. |l...I, Oh ..r ....l..-. .tl VI
81 Sch Mary Ella. Thomas, Sagua-E Churchill s. Co.
SAILED-5 PM, steamer Dirigo.
[FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
GREEN'S LANDING. Jan 24-Ar, schs Anne
Leland. Boston Tor MI Desert: Preler.nce ll,nrs,
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Assignee'S Sale.

NOR SALE.
II store and lot No In Iron Block, Portland Pier.
Long Shed on Portland Pier.
One-eighth part OF bark ''Sarah Hobart"
One-sixteenth part Of bark "Lizzie II. jackson"
One thirty-second part of bark "Chalmette"
One thirty second part OF steam tug "Unce SAM
One pair dark bay Horses
Carryan, Double Sleigh, Wagon, Harnesses,
Robes, SC. -. n
For terms, apply to -
r|. HOSEA /. ROBINSON, or
JOHN RAND, Assignee.
Portland, Jan "a, 1867. ja25d2w
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
EF rent Wines AK ~

So highly recommended by Physicians may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores WV Whip
pie IL Co., III. IL. Hay, w. f. Phillips 81 Co., E. l..
StanwO0d and j. w. Perkins q Co. ian12sNdlY
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

Ar at Cienfaegos 18th inst, barque W Holbrook
Small, Portland. Nli-rL
Ar at Cardenas 18th, brig Mary Roosevelt, Farms
worth, Portland. W. 40 .
: Ar at Matan1as 18th, brig A Ross Small, from
otland. lr--.
Cid, brig Mary A Chase, McDolald, Portland.
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TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
must be prepared 50 that the lungs will heal.
To accomplish this the liver and stomach
must frSt be cleansed and an appetite created
for good wholesome food, which, by these
medicines viii be digested properly, and good
healthy blood made; thus building up the
constitution. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomach of all bilious OF
mucous accommodations and. by using the Sea
Weed Tonic in connection. the appetite is re-
stored.
trfrIous as well as medicinal and by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled
from the system, and good, wholesome blood
made, which will repel all disease. II pa
tieuts will take these medicines according 10
directions, Consumption very frequently in
last stage yields readily 10 their action
AZ AXE the pills frequently, 10 cleanse the live
and stomach. 1t does not follow that because
the bowels are not costlve they are not requiI-
ed for sometimes in dinIrhea they are neces-
sary. The stomach must be Kept healthy
and an appetite created to allow the Pull
monte Syrup to act on the respiratory organs
properly and allay any irritation. Then all
that IS required TO perform q permanent cure
Is, TO prevent taking cold. Exercise about
the rooms as much possible, eat all the
richest food-iat meat, game, and, In fact,
anything the appetite Graves; but be particn-
lar and mastlcate well. ocG-eod2wemoly
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FaIDAY I1oRSTS0, SEPT. "a.

1T will be seen by references TO our
Iycal columns this morning that our
peopIs are making preparations to at
tend the great Union mass meeting TO
he held in st. CIairsVille tomorrow.
We are glad OF this. Our neishborS
over the river when the skies were
dark and lowering in our own STALE
did not fail 10 come to our assist
ano,,. ADD now that the enemies OF our
common country are banded together
10 make the results ofths war In which
70 much blood and treasure were eK-
uended. n nullity, it Is our duty to come
10 the rescue and assist In defeating
their object. Especially is this the case
In The instance under consideration.
We are united to them by SO many ties
that our interests may be said to be
common. An Imaginary line only
.rparatss us, and whatever affects
,,em ousrates upon US more or less d.
reciIy.
we trust, then, that rOusing dele
CATION will go over. Ample prepara-
lions have been made tn convey all who
NAV desire TO go. Our "Boys in Blue"
should turn out In force and listen to
The gallant Logan, who throughout the
war shared the common dangers Of
camp and field, and Is to-day pleading
the cause Tor which you suffer ed and
fought, with an eloquence and power
weIl.nigh Irresistible. Turn out, then.
Let our neighbors of Eastern Ohio see
that as loyal West Virginians were al
ways found ready to face the enemy
when in arms, they are equally prompt
10 fall in" and assist in thwarting the
purposes Of the foes of our common
country. after the cessation of actual
hostilitiss on ths field Of conflict. Turn
TO the announcement, and resolve TO be
on hand at the point and time designa-
ted.
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STATE NEWS.


nun LSaTEscly9 Le4egTukh-
j. A. Hutchinson, Esq. is snnoun-
ced in the Parkersburg Times as Un-
ION candidate for the legislature, sub
ject 10 the decision of convention.
The Republican Senatorial ConTen-
ton to nominate a candidate IN ths
Sixth Senatorial District viii assem- " ie
in BBckhannon, on Monday next, lo'n
inst.
HAIL SIoRx,-On Thursday evening
ofIsst week our city was visited with q
severe hail storm which lasted for sew
ersi minutes. Although the day Was
exceedingly warm, the ground was lit
orally covered for 4 few minutes with
globulAr particles of ice.
II will be matter of serious regret
to the many friends Of EPhraim Zee,
Esq, TO learn that he Is confined at
home with serious Understanding
Of the lungs. At our latest adyiees ne
was considered TO be slightly improV-
Ing.
APPoISTAES REsIGSA1IOS. - MI.
VIM. Hazlett, of this place, has received
The appointment of Clerk IN The Once
OF the State Auditor in Wheeling.
There could not have been better Sc
lection made. Mr. HaZlett is thor
ougbly Qualified TO discharge the du-
ties Of the position and is withal n wor-
thy, reliab BILE gentleman. This appoint
nent IS hailed with great satisfaction
by his numerous friends in this region.
Lieut.. V. =. Hall, the former excellent
Clerk, has resigned for the purpose of
entering the mercantile business in his
native town, Shinuston. In Mr.. Haz-
lett's appointment Harrison county
loses an excellent citizen, but Mr..
Halls resignation and settlement in
our county Just settles the account
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THE Destruction OF THE DAM IN
WEST HARTFoRD.-The Hartford Times
describes the force of the torrent at the
breaking of the dam as tremendous;
The great wave, when it reached a
large tree or other obstacle of similar
height, dashed its spray to the very top.
Huge trees were uprooted and borne
down the stream. Occasionally some
submerged and unseen obstacle would
send huge volumes of water shooting
up out of the boiling, tumbling mass,
high into the air. as IL shot up by the
force OF gunpowder. Great iron pipes,
twelve feet long. and weighing more
than ton, were borne down the Hood
like chips, and deposited halt mile
below. Five COWS were swept down
through all obstacles to a point half "A
mile below-being hurled through a
grove of trees on the way, and, curious
to say, the all escaped alive. Large
fisb were thrown ashore, and picked up
alive.
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THE Now TUIh Herald has been. for
three weeks. the leading organ in urg-
ing the President To his late acts, pre-
dieting a reaction In his favor through
out the North. Bnt the Herald has
seen new light. II finds the Presi-
dent going too fast, and rushing TO Po-
lltIcaI destruction, instead of victory.
1t says of the California election:
I'VE see by an evening paper that the
President has been congratulated on the
result OF the election in California, as
II IL were in some way triumph for
him or his policy. This Is all nonsense.
The President must not be mtsled by
his EycophantA and flatterers into the
notion that this reaction against the
radicals il in his favor. He Will make
the worst of all his biunderA II he
draws any encouragement from the
Radical defeat on the Pacific"
The President does draw encourage
Insnt from the California election. and
he will follow that will-o'the-wisP into
tho quinksa of impeachment, and
the country will be rid of him forever.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-13

MRS. BISHOP, the wife OF an American
banker at Honolulu, has good pros
pect of becoming Queen OF the Sand
witch Islands. Kamehameha, the pres
emit King, is slowly dying from the
effects of a debauched life. he has no
heirs. Mrs. Bishop is an accomplished
lady, and the lineal representative of a
powerful chief who was overihrOwn by
The ancestor of the present royal house.
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rHG RIohmond Dispatch of Tuesday

says of the proclamation;
Asto the effect of the proclamation,
We can only repeat what we have here
Iofore sHid-that, while under the Con-
stitution, Il will restore to the parties
concerned all their property, as well as
reInstate them in all rights not taken
tTohl them by special legislation, yet
under the acts OF Congress none of them
can vote. Ifthess acts have been pro.
nounced unconstitutional, they have
not been pronounced SO by the courts.
Until that shall have been done, the
dIsiranchised will of course remain
disfTRuchised. We would that the Iact
were otherwise, and possibly It may be.
We can only give our own opinions for
what they are worth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-13

THE splendid ovation given to Gen.
Sheridan in ST. Louis. the greatest.
yrandest affair that ever took Plsee In
that city, shows at once the love of the
people for the great soldier, and their
hatred of Johnson and his policy. The
approval of Sheridan Is the condemna-
ton OF Johnson. Ses General Schurz's
eloquent welcome speech in another
column.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-13

THE Augusta dispatch to the Boston
Advertiser giving the returns Of the
Maine election, says:
1.-The sole cause OF loss to the Re-
publicans is the liquor law and the
S,onstabulary law, passed by the last
Legislature. Many Republicans wera
entirely apatheic ms to the result, and
NOT few voted directly with the Demo-
Gratis on the liquor issue. The national
administration can derive no comfort
from the gains of the Democracy, for
the merits OF Andrew johnson were not
The Boston Posts dispatch admits
that "tbs ale and cider law Of last year
has undoubtedly caused much loss 10
the Republicans"
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High School for Boys

THREE xILEs WEST OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
0IHE LEGATION OF THIS ISSTITU-
TON Is peculiarly healthy and ieauu-
ful, commanding a ine view Of the cities OF
Washington, Georgetown and Alexandra.
The tEenty-elghIh session begins On the
18th OF September, 1857, with The following
INSTRUCTOR:
ginla, Rector.
W. PIScKsEY MASON, U. 8. Naval Acade-
my.
Terms: 500 per school year. with no extra
FOR further information address the Rec
tor.
REV. WILLIAM F. GARDNER,
Theological Seminary Post ONCE.
kePl3 2Wd Fairfax county, Va
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EXCITING SCENE IN A NEW YORK
CoUKT.-While the examination OF
Dan Noble, the prisoner in the Royal
Insurance bond case, was proceeding
at the Tombs on Monday before Judge
Hogan, u scene occurred which Tor sew
eTal minutes created the greatest SEN
sRtion. 4 Mrs Gilchrist was on the
witness sta nd, and was undergoing a
cross examination with regard to her
former husband, John Reene, who the
witness testified was dead. She said
he was her second husband, and had
Just finished relating the circumstances
Of their marriage, and the subsequent
death of her husband, when the conn
sell. CHANGING towards the door of an
ante room, called John Keene :" and
the man, (or the ghost, II the witness
told the TRUTH walked forth. The cpl
sode caused the witness to shrink back
and almost faint. AS SOON as the ex-
element was over the examination
went on, the witness testifyiDg she had
not seen her husband for twelve years,
and supposed him to be dead.-N. y.
W0rEf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-13

a remarkable shooting case occurred
OF Parkersburg, Va, a few days since.
a former siaveowner got into a .politi-
cal alteration with colored man
whom he had owned. and finished by
drawing a revolver and shooting hun.
The man wrested the pistol nom MS
assailant and shot him twice, wound
ing him severely but not dangerously
Bali. 4Hae5'.
There are two errors in this item so
far as We are informed. The first Is
that the alteration did not occur In
Petersburg, Va, but In ParEersburg,
West Va, as there is no ParkershurR,
Wa. The second error is that no such
Occurrences ever took place here At all,
or 1t certainly would nave come 10 our
knowledge.-PdTkeTs6tiT9 4t"leS'
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
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they will produce miscarriage. All other
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nERSoSs WISHING TORRENT BOOT Ms
dur1ng the FAIR VIII meet the Commit
at O'cIOck a. II. JOHN BIS HOP
Eepl3 81 Secretary.
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The Treasury OF Baltimore city is
bare of funds. There is not money
enough on hand TO pay the police. The
City Fathers have decided to sell 1900
shares Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road stock, which was purchased by
their predecessors when the Mouumen-
tai City was flush"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-13

The queen of England has over two
millions in gold; the Emperor OF France
three millions; the Queen OF Spain two
millions and a quarter; the Gar OF
Russia i've millions. We pay Andy
johnson only twenty-five thousand
dollars. But some articles are dear at
any price,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-13
Notice.

ATA NETTING OF THE BOARD UF
a Directors OF the North West Virginia
Agricultural Society, held on the evening OF
the I2Ih inst, the following resolution YVES
paAsE7d
Resolrsd, That hereafter, II any person or
Iersonz who are admitted on The Grounds
OF The fair Association, on Wheeling Island.
for the purposs Of training horses, shan tArt
any borse, or horses, on the track Of the as
soCiay1oI, for money, without permission OF
the BOard of Directors, they shall be eIclu-
ded from any privileges oftTainiDg or starting
any horse OF borses al any time thereafter.
either in private or public, on said Grounds-
sepiS-if JOHN BISHOP. sscy.
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A CHICAGO bachelor. who lives in q
boarding house, wants to know "how
kissing and hugging at the table may
be prevented" among recently married
people.
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LAUGHLIS's INFANT CORDIAL,
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&C. We tell you caudidly, one bottle ofthis
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IT Is PROPOSED To SELL TO THE
highest bidders the right To ADVERTISE
on CITIZENS RA .LWAY TICKETS and
on Envelopes for Packages OF Tickets
Proposals will be received for advertising
on both tickets and envelopes. or sep
aIateIy, until SATURDAY, ; ept- II. ut two
o'clOcI =. NJ, by John Bishop. at the ottiCe
OF the National Insurance company from
whom any information as To the plan eau be
proelred. JOHN McLuhE. JRa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-13

AN HONEST BRIDE.-The HuRming
Bird, OF Richmond, Indiana, gives an
interesting account OF how certain rob.
berries from trains of the Chicago and
Great Eastern Railroad were discover
ed, and the guilt fastened on the proper
parties. II appears that the road has,
within the past year, paid out $50, COO for
goods delivered "short. land could find
no clue 10 the leakage until il was de-
veIoped by love affair. A Mr.. Fen
ton, section boss on the road, was en-
gagged to be married TO n young lady,
and had fixed the time for the ceremO-
ny, having come rather suddenly and
unexpectedly into a condition of world
Iy wealth which made marriage practi-
cable. She inquired into the matter,
and he frankly told her that he had
taken merchandise from trains on the
road. She was too honest TO accept a
home thus secured, nor could she con-
ceai the facts which had thus come TO
her knowledge, and revea led all to "a
relative. The proper officers were in
formed. aud plans laid, which resulted
in the arrest OF five employees of the
road, lhTss of whom were convicted
and sent to the Penitentiary.
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THE EMPRESS EUUESIE.-Au enthu-
siastic eyewitness OF the parting be-
tween the Empresses OF France and
Austria at saulzburg, thus describes
the scene, and the appearance of the
former nIustrious lady; The Empress
Eugene was in u plain black silk dress,
with a small dark hat, and shortO lack
veil lust reaching to the chin. On near
ing the carriage she flung back her veil
and kissed the Empress Elizabeth on
either cheek. They shook hands and
bid each other adieu, and just as the
Empress WIS about TO step into the car
rage they kissed each other again in
the heartiest manner. In the whole de-
neanor OF the Empress Eugene is
freshness, vivaciIy, And-if it Is not "a
mistake TO say 30 OF IA lady-a thorough
BOnhOnmie. She is delightfully."- naIu-
raj, and the grace of her manner is some
thing rarely seen. On entering the open
carriage she Immediately turned and
curtseyed tn thCse she was leaving with
a sweetness and at the same time with
II dignity which was quite beautiful 10
see Her eyes were cast down as she
bowed low, but around her mouth was
an expression of gentle, womanly ten
derness, which no one, / think, could
see without being drawn irresistibly to-
ward her. AS she stood she bowed
again to her host and hostessi once
more the inimitably graceful, reversn-
tiaI curtsey, and the train bore her
away. II is not at all unlikely that
those who read this may think IL eGag-
geratiOn, and call ii fulsome hattery.
no one, however, who was present and
saw the charming woman will think
so. On the contrary, to him what
have said will appear tame and INSULT
cient, and the description most made
quaIe. One OF the Secretaries of Lega-
ton brought her Majesty, just before
the train left, 1t splendid nosegay: and
as she miled her thanks 1 Thought such
recognition worth more than the Cross
OF the Legion of Honor"
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