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The Portland daily press., 1867-09-25
A Canadian Poet.
A correspondent of the Springfield Reput
lican vyritas as follows:

A correspondent of the Springfield Repub-
lican, writes as follows:
have expended ten cents in silver for a po-
ON nv n Canadian bard, name Breeze, in hon
or of the Grand Trunk Railway and the New
Dominion Some portions of this are worth
reprintine, to show of what stnff poetry IN the
Canadas is composed. Speaking geoerlphi-
cally of the confederation and the British ila.,
this poet says: .... ef
"Let Ontario nor Quebec . -
Never see thy sheet wreck ad1
Let Prince Edwards little Isle
Nestle on the breast awhile,
And New Brunswick, heart expand
Der the marriage of each land. r.s s8i -df
Nova Scotia OF renown, usf '~-l1
Cast thy honOrs fore thee down; -
Newfoundland and Hudson Bay
Feel for e'er thy gracious sway, ,HlI
And Vancouver's Island green
Rest in love to Britain's Queen"
That is pre- DONE Now for Niagara
Falls: llAH
"Six hundred tons of water fall
Into the awful caldron all ~. t.if.5 -t
This Phlegethon of waters dash
And on the bowling waters splash:
Deep calls on deep with angry sound
a. As thohgh ior war each wave were bound,
They rush two hundred feet along, '5o
Deepening the terror OF their song;
Bravely below the waters hold
Inc weight of those that fall so boil,
Iaking them captive no retreat 40
is gwen them when they end their feat, r
While natures majesty around .
Is chained beneath the solemn soundp
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-25

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
very day, Sunday excepted, at No. Printers
N. A. FOSTER, PRopRIRToR.
IERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-25

ne correspondence between Gov. Orr Of
1ou'n oarohna and Gen. sickles, which has
oeeh looked for with some interest, has at
length been given to the public. Against
siokes the President has made out apparent-
ly stronger case than against any other Of tba
subordinates whom he has seen fit to remove
so strong that conservative Republican papers
like the Springfield Republican, have de-
clared that the conduct of the Executive was
entirely justifiabe and that Sickles had clear
ly transcribed his powers. But the great ma
jority of the people have thought otherwise,
and their opinion gains great support from the
views of a man whose position and prejudices
might be expected to lead him to agree with
the President. We give the corresponden in
full. ..l.. Il fuN il
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-25

THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at s2.Oo year,
Invariably in advance, -T
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18
4 sTHEeMARION STAR. /


iVfsTABIIBHgD NzAnIY TwyNTY YEARS AGO, Is
IL pub,nbOd 1t HArion, g. O In Tho central portion
q ths county epd oGefs favorable medium 70 MeiS
On SsnaaiS aggtsss Aaohini.tA and s elasses who dero
70 eatsnd their buhneas La the Poo Dee country
the beneht q enr adyc,sins patrons we shaI in
crcasinG rubAh and graft itousiy oOeo sftrn
sSRiea q hs STAB during the bpness sealen is
~ Bates OF Advertising hh,sai! 81
gIs,,y 5i y; ", y y. MoKRDA1Is f
L; AoYInpef " Rdssos aud ProprIeto. Il.
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tho sonior, died somo timo since, leaving proper
ty valued at ono and half million Of dolarr. Tho
business of manufacturing cotton goods, &C., has
boon since continued In tho sarnc, firm namo by
EDwAnp r. and Cynus TAFT, who arc reported to
havo spoellatcd largely in print cloths and other
goods. They havo also commenced tho erection
OF largo cotton mill and houces for occupation OF
operatives THOR liabilities arc said 70 DO ono and
half million of dollars. Creditors TO tho amount
of thrcc-fouT.hs &c scven-oighths OF the whole
amount Gro said to hold securities, but they woro
given In view OF insolvency tho transfer, undor
tho bankrupt law, Is void. Tho firm has mnde an
assignment
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18

A T PRIVATE SALE, ONE OIcrEuELAN1s
"a hrst-class BILLIARD TABLES, with everything
complete and In good ordcr Gan DO seen the Pbenn
March 10 .s'F ~ =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18

LARdEsr CIRoULATIoN.-Ths DAILY
NEWS publishes The Official List Of Let
tcrs remaining in The Postc6ice at Me end
Of each aceck, agrcea1ly to tho yjollo'oiHg
section Of the Nep PostcGice La'0, as he
ne.espaP5r hauiag the largest circulation IN
The City Of Charleston: t%1 II
BEcros 6. And be 1t further enacted That lAts OF let-
tcrs remaining ,cacd for IN nny Postqmeo In any city
town or village. whcro nuwppapcr Rliall DO printed
shall hereafter bo published once only tho newspaper
which, being publShed woekly oftenc shnl have tho
Office.
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4 CtoWS+F0R SALE, TWO sPnINGET,s
S -, ,.nI AND TWO MfLkEns Inquire at No. 90 STATE
hInrol
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F 0 r SALE,

ENOn SALE, a YOUNG DItAY MULE, Io
hands high, sound and gcntlo; works In any kind
Iharness. Inquire at No. 2s STATE STREET.
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..# MIKE LIPMAN,S
GREAT COMBINATION SHOW !!

La pleased 10 be enabled to present artistic
names comprising tho beat In The world Better Riders
greater EIucsrians boer Gyninaats daring Aero
ba aner boolcd HOrse smaller P0ncs funnicr bIules
moro original Clowns, than any Company travelling
Witncss tho following ls comprising only portion OF
the performers forming the great Congress Artists
connected with Is Model Exhibition or tho nncteont
century I. q Is---l =, '
Mr. EDWIN cRoUEs1E, tho Original Conversational.
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Mr.. TOM BURKE, quaint old.faah!onca Clown.
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81 Al communications intended for pubticdtion IN
is Journal must DO addressed to te Editor Of tte
Daily Ne,cs, No. 1B Haynestreet, Charleston, 8. Q.
business Communications to Publisher Of Daily
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected cpnraunica-
lions. ..
Advertisements outside Of The city must be accompa-
,licd tciih tho cash.
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FRENCH PORCELAINI

1fS CASKS HAyIEaND { co.'s LIMOGES pom.
L tC CELi1N consisting of Dinner, Tea and Toilet
Sets Plsln White Coiorcd and While, and Decorated
Also, Fanof Vases Cups SpttDnH &c. Will be sold by
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conditions. ~~ ~~
distribution. D. a WIiKINS "
Aiareh 10 No. IL East bay.
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Among tho many features Of this Colossal Exhibition
will bo tho Grnud Procession led by ECKHARr's
WoRLDRENoWNRD METROPOLITAN OPERA BAND,
drawn by splendid team Of Aualusinn Horscs An tbo
beautiful and eaboratey decorated OF Eolus which
will be followed by tho Procession Of Acting Bears Ga
cred Bulls Performing Dogs, &C., DC. TT7' =
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ITOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
Il and 6-ycar old bruke MULES; and THIRTY i
and year old For sale oil Mills House Stable Apply
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THE CELEpTsATED bliss FAMILY,
Mr. GEORGE nhcnELDoR, tho great yaultcr and
win te title OF Champion Rider Of tho World Mr. RohT
HUNTING, tile Double Somorsaultcr aud Lightning
Leaper; Mons. DRLOUIS, nnd his Wonderful Trained
Dogs: W. LARUE, tho Wild Horscman OF the Plains;
JOHN HAYLOR, tho most nlable OF Ring Masters and
most versatile abilities that must In time, win fame a,
position; WM. MORGAN. Scenic Equestrian; Professor
THOMPSON. Master of the Stud and Trimmer # Ami.
mails; WM: SMITH, Mr.. BURKE Mr.. wiILIAMs, Mr.
REDDIN. Mad'm DIL0U1S, Mad'm STANLEY Mira D.
WILLIAMS, Mr. II. JENNINGS, and host OF Acrobats
Tn1nblerg, Gymnasts, Eqplnes, anl nuIilinrica
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-26

New York. Nov. 25.-Mr. H. P.
Clahins' residence at Fordham, was
entered by burglars on Thursday night,
the third time, and a quantity of valu-
able diamond jswelry, belonging to g
sister of Mr.. ClRtlins, was carried OF.
Mr.. Bartlett CoFwell, lately returned
from California, and Mrs. Davis
about % years of age, recently eloped
from Riverhead, L. l., and have gone
TO California.
The officers and crew are all we'll, OF
the late u. 8. steamer Sacramento, and
arrived at this port on the 18th inst,
on the English bark, Gen. Garfield.
The Sacramento WAS wrecked on the
reefs near Madras.
When detective Wood returned from
New York to Jersey City on Friday. he
had plates of the figures on the five
twenty bond plate of the forged con-
pons, and an electro gold plate for u
counterfeit one thousand dollar interest
bearing note, which Col. Wood says is
the finest piece OF workmanship he
ever saw.
NEW YORK, Nov. ga rumor was
current this p. m. that the Metropoli-
tan Board OF Internal Revenue had
been abolished.
A Washington special says: The
new Committee of Ways and Means is
opposed TO the contraction policy of
Secretary McCnlloch.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Ths electro
type plates of the bogus twenty and one
hundred dollar notes, and those of the
face tint and back $1,000 1905, are now
in possession of the Secret Division of
the Treasury Department. II has been
definitely ascertained that only $3.50, 900
of spurious 1905 were put In circula-
ton, and that the rest that were printed
were destroyed: SO holders of $50 notes
who had them in their possession pre-
vious to August, 1867, may be sure they
are genuine.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop has
formally expressed his disapprOyal OF
the recent marriage OF the Belgian
Secretary OF Legation Baron Won
Havre, and a: Protestant lady by a
Protestant minister, after the mar
rage by a Catholic priest; and the
priests Catholic churches announce
that any of the faithful who presume TO
get married out of the church, by the
Very act incur accommodation.
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HARPER's
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BY THE CABLE.
AdviCes to the 25th of November.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-Noon-Consuls,
s47-16. o. s. Bonds, 7O1S; Illinois Gem
trial. IS; Erie, 4s1z,
LATER-2P. M.-nlinols Central s5H;
Erie. 465<.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.-Noon-Cotton,
heavy and declining.
LATER-2P. M.-Cotton, heavy, and
declined I'D; uplands, 8 Lied; Orleans
8 6-16d; Common rosin declined to S.;
medium declined to lis.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25-Evening.-It is
reported that Kelley, who was rescued
from the police authorities at Manches-
ter some time ago. has been recap
tured. It seems that when the steam.
ship City OF Paris, which sailed from
this port on the 10th inst, reached
Queenstown, some of the police of that
city quietly came aboard and captured
Kelley, who had disguised himself and
taken passage from Liverpool for New
York.
BELFAST, Nov. 25.-There has been
several quite formidable bread riots re-
Gently. They were all suppressed,
however, without serious trouble, and
the city is now quiet.
LONDON, Nov. 25-Evening.-Con-
soils o. 7-16; U. S. 5-2Os FOX; Illinois
Central SSH Erie 461<.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 25-Evening.-U.
s. Bonds, 769S.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed heavy and irregular, but
rather more doing, and prices declined
fully I'D; middling uplands Sd Or
leans SID; sales 10000 bales. Bread
stuffs closed quiet and steady: Corn ass
Cd; Wheat, California los Cd, and 1Ss Cd
for No. 2 Milwaukee; Barley, IS I'D;
Oats, IS lid. Provisions, quiet; Beef,
112s Cd: Pork. Ills: Lard. 51s: Cheese,
62s; Bacon, 4ss. Produce, Sugar, firm
at 26s Sd for No. 1. Tallow, As. Petro-
leum spirits, 2s; Refined, Is I'D.
ANTWERP, Nov. 26-Evening.-Pe-
troleum, hrmer; sales 45f Soc.
FLORENCE, November 25.-The Min
lister of War and Justice in the new
Cabinet hays been chosen deputies to
Parliament, after closely contested
election.
a bulletin from Varinnano reports
that Galibaldi is considered better by
his physicIans this morning.
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NEW YORK, November 25.-The Her
AIDS Havana special of the oath says :
The official burial returns show that
one thousand and fourteen persons lost
their lives in the late hurricane at the
island OF st. Thomas.
We had the announcement from San
tiago, yesterday, that the cholera re-
ports from Havana were creating con-
siderable lear so much so that the
Spanish steamer Barcelona, from this
port, was forbidden 10 enter.
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New York, Nov. 25.-The Columbus,
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paper with having offered to arm and
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PETROLEO-CALCIUM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE I'M
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TESTIMONY
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TOLEDO, Nov. 25.-weston left Wa
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on the fifth one hundred mile trial. He
reach Ligonier, Ind, 50 miles, at 8
O'Clock, and left again at $50. 1t has
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The Herald's
Pougnkeepsie special says: Two ACCT
dents occurred on the Hudson River
railroad last night, one TO freight and
the other with the Cincinnati Express,
which ran into u cattle train, killing
several of them and throwing the loco
motives from the track. No persons
were hurt. The road is now all right.
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Nov YorIk ca,,le ,IarI.et.

GASS ASNlA NAAAAA6a 1AaAAADes
New YoRK, Nov. 25.
The receipts for the week were 5,S4S
beeves; 39,O46 sheep and lambs; q, 76l
hogs; market firm.
BEEF-Cattle to-day opened steady,
with Il supply of about ], $50 head; the
demand is tolerably active, mainly for
better grades, which command preyi-
Gus prices, there were several lots of
very common cattle sold at somewhat
lower rates; extra 161fa17c; prime lS1za
Ice; first quality 145<al51<; fair to good
l31zal4C; ordinary llal21zci inferior ga
10c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-DePressed by the
continued heavy arrivals and over
stalked market to-day; there were fully
6, 500 head on sale; trade is slow, and
several lots were undispOssd of; prices
are about 40 lower than last Monday;
extra SIC; prime So; Inferior TO COM
mon 35<H4c extra lambs exc; medium
to good 511a6c, and 5s51<c; many lots
changed hands at 81 5OA2 so each.
SwISE-Depressed, Notwithstanding
the moderate receipts; tine demand was
moderate at 6s<a65fc for heavy prime;
61za65<c for fair to good, and 61<R6s<c
for common and rough, indicating u de-
cline of nc.
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RICHMOND, Nov. 25.-Chief Justice
auently there was no trial of Jefferson
Davis to-day. Among the witnesses
summoned for the government are
Gen. s. Magruder, Malone and Wick
ham, of Virginia, and Gen. Gordon, of
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-The fight be-
tween Collier aud Kelly comes off to-
morrow at daybreak on the Virginia
shore, thirty miles down the Potomac.
Collier was arrested this morning and
held in 5000 BALTIC keep the peace in
Maryland. Bail was given.
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WIN. v. HoaE.
AT LAW
Ana GENERAL LAND AaENr.

WILL PRACTICE In THE COURTS
w Of Ohio county and adjoining CO untisA
Once on Main street, opposite the Bank
Of Wheeling. tanSlyS
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SARATOGA, N. Y. Nov. 25.-Hon.
Reuben Hyde Walworth, ex.Chancel-
Ior, is very low and not expected to re-
cover.
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PAXTON g. oaLEBAY
Grocers
NO. 81 MAIN ST.,
XHREIIEGW VA

NJ. % MAIN SI.p
wHEELING, w. VA
HAvE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
sale at lowest market rates, Wis
$50 Bags Rio Coffee
90 HSlf Chests Gunpr, I. H and ImpT
Teas.
% Half Chests Black Tea.
30 Boxes aud Kegs Snp'r Va. TobaccOs.
rs Butts and Caddies Black lis do
100 CaddIes Black rs and Navy do
~ KEGS twist do
100 BOlS Refined Sugars.
30 Hhds r. X and Cuba Sugars.
Is BDls prime MOlasSes.
Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Wooden
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Copperas, Alum, LoSwOod, Newcastle Bi
CaIb Soda, Coun Yarns, Batting, Fps salts,
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Cheese, Shot and Lead salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept in q Wholesale
Grocery.
We Solicit an examination of our stock
from any one wanting anything in our line.
RaDSal
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lfessys. Geo. c Ru6bel6 Co.. Hudson, N. Y.
GENTs.-My family having been the re-
cipIent OF m srked benefit in health by the
70 snknoWledRe my sense Of gratitude in
This letter which you are privileged 10 use
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