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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

SrAh n. NlslAAt7 oily lHA1N hszt Friday
evening, them. N. Society will give a grand
Promenade Concert An have, a good time
when they go tola dance gotten up by the he
roines of he .Apron Fair y
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To MOTHERS.

Mothersl we also commend the NERVINE tot ast
in tie diseases which afliet children while Teetling
as certain to AFFORD quick AID grateful relief Tx
Supplying Syrups, OF which Opium is the principal
tons of the stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth of your offspring. To
gums, and relieve pain, the NERvINE VIII always
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27
the DAiIy AND MAINE STATE

NAY be oetained at the Periodical De,.os of Fes.
syIusI bIn-, Marquis, Robinson Colesw0rfhy sid
q, ~ c' nrS- at Boston Depot and ON the train OF
u VI; huttlt and at Pos tlansi& Rochesief Depot.
AZ p.ddeicrd, OF Plllsbury Bros.
~ Saeo u J, s. Locke. - ..,.,4t
a BIimswiek. of W r Fields, '''
Al Wsierville OF j. s. Carter " Ql
Al GoIham Cf News Asent. W J
j AT BATH OLD. o. sh NV. - 49,
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/. Business items

IgA FINE assortment of toilet sets and vases
can be found at Snow & Stearns, 331 Congress
street. See advertisement.
YOUTHS oversacks, beaver oversacks of alb
sizes, can be obtain ed of Grin Hawkes. & Co.,
292 Congress- street. T9alsaai
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

SHOOTING AFFAIR n People living in theivi-
entity Of the foot Of High Street were consid-
erably startled Monday night, between Al and
12o'elock, by reports Of pistols, followed BY
cries i Tor the police and groans, seemingly from
some one in great distress. The whole dis
turhance. was made by four drunken soldiers
who were engaged in a. desperate fight, ID
which two got badly bruised. During the
combat fire. arms were used, but no one was
hit, although one of the number brought te the
police station insisted that he was shot through
the heart and could not be convinced of his mis-
take till he awoke the next morning and found
himself alive. Two Of the !combatants were
considerably pummeled, and they did not look
natural to each other after soher;,,o offssS ts
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27
.DODDN NERYLNlE

I This Medicine is aNERvE TONIC II stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Seepsssness, Variability,
Loss Of Energy, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
'stpasion, local weakness, end general railing of
dications of Nervous Disease. 'Dodl's Nervina and
Invi sorator is complete specific for all TROUBLES
" is also the best as it Ii aso n emost sgreeablf,
Remedy for Female COm1,tdiasfs
ever offered to the public. Prostitution of Strength
excessive, irregular and painful
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

IMPORTANT BILL.--1t will be gratifying "
persons who are alarmed at the partial sus-
pension Of shipbuilding in this State TO learn
that Mr.. Lynch of Portland has taken .ne ni't
opportunity to introduce pii' III INC i,o''' "
Representatives, the provisions % WHICH sis ="
follows: ,4 i a,iur --hl 1-Hi - obi -
II nrovides that upon all lumber, hernp and
manila and upon iron and copper not adyanc-
9 Oh heyond bars rods and bolts, which shall be
Syro1lSllt up into the construction OF steam or
sail vessels OF the United States, whether Tor
there shall he allowed under such regulations
as the Secretary of the Treasury shall pre-
scribe, drawback equal to the duties which
shall have been paid on such articles. Upon
all articles of American manufacture actually
used IN the construction Of steam or sailvessels
OF the United States, whether for the hull, rag
glng, equipment OF machinery of such vessels
there snall be allowed under such regulations
as tue Seeretary OF che Treasury shall prescri
drawback equal 10 all internal taxes Oh TN
same. - El. .....Ia... I.f.
The same bill provides for the levy OIL an "a-
ditional duty OF ten per cant-' ga Oe'"'."' ,"
all goods imported in vessels NOT % the ph'tsd
States. THIS bill will pass, IN some form, De-
yopd question. IL is calculated to remove ali
cause of complaint ON the part OF ship owners
AMI builders ia regard 90 the unfriendly policy
which obey conceive that Congress has pur-
sued toward them. rod. .. I,s uI ,lla.
On Monday, MIR. Blaine of Maine introduce
ed joint resolution looking to the reduction
and reorganization of the military peace estab-
hshment, and proposing that i'm future the
army shall consist OF thirty regiments instead
OF sixty as now. MIR. Blaine estimates that
the annual saving to the Treasury ibyrths re-
duction will be at least thirty five million per
anuum. ..r-i .-..4t .a.ft .e...l-.. Isais ! t....
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

HOTEL ARRIVALS,

bEfHhL CHURCH.-There will be services Thanks
gMing uay az the Bethel at 10t A. M A general in
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

tHARPEn's BAzAR.-The Harper's Bazaar has
been received and is for sale by Fessen den
Brothers, at their periodical depot under Lam
caster Hail. es3ti.lAa ai31f {I4H ~. al3i
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27
i2a
Great German Couch Remedy

Is lodged to be the hest Cough Remedy in the
4. market PRICE So CENTS AND 81, co.. I .
Bronchitis and Phiihisic Cured.
had been afflicted for eight years with Bronchitis,
causing a raw throat, frequent bleeding and nlucI
distress IN the air pipes and chest rendering 1t very
anicuf and wearisome to speak. BY the tree use OF
the Gieat German Remedy tor two months i was
entirely cnred l. G. WELLCoMr
et1 sa4'IHd illds -- = 3Saa" ~ ''NT
For sale by John W. Perkins & Co W. F. Phillips
Co., II, H Hay, and w. w. Whipple s. Co.
Wholesale Drug Sisis, Portland, and by the trade
generally throughout the State. ~ - -
Prepared only by JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR.,
Yarmouth, Me. stpia6eod&w3m
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

The MINISTRY AT LARGE.--The annual dis
trlbution of turkeys to the poor families con-
nected with this society has not been omitted
for ten years past and it is very desirable that
there should be no disappointment the present
year. There are more than a usual number to
be supplied, and as yet, nothing of any conse-
quence has been paid in for this purpose and
not enough has been pledged to make any pur-
chases, and unless our friends who desire to
make Thanksgiving Day a day of gladness to
poor families, come forward and help, we must
idisappoint them. Doubtless some who read
this appeal viii be moved to contribute and if
such will hand in to my house to-day, before 1
o'clock, or tosPreble Chapel by u o'clock, we
shall know whether or not the needed supply
of turkeys can be obtained. The. state Of my
health farbias mygeing round 70 solicit money
as heretofore. o. z. TUCKERMAN,
gEEg As 81 Minister at Large.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27
MARRIED..

In Edn, Nov. 70, Edwin r. J each, OF Penobsoot,
and Martha A. Grindle, OF Neyp
In Surry, NOV u, Capt. Seth Il. Lord and Myra
E. Barrett. t.'lt
InElIsworth, Nov. 16, George Abbott and Mary
G.. Mayo. . ..-.e go
In Trcnent Nov. o. Jas. S. Fernald Of Goulds-
boro, and Mrs. Maggie Marcyes, Oh West Eden.
In Ellsworth, Nov. 90, VIM. II. Stanley AID Alice
A. Carter.
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Don,t use Anxthinc EIse !,

az Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or 9th,
poisonous Ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
l "a n. b. STORER & co., Prorrieiors.
% Q g 80. hso No. Is Fulton Street, New York
October 10, 1867. W&S1y l,It-i' 40
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27
Mains Pure Eiderberry and Cur

SO highly recommended by Physicians, may be
foundat wholesale at the drug stores ofW w. Whip
pie & Co., II. n. Hay. w. F. Phillips & Co., E. l..
STAB ami j. w. Perkins u Co. jan12snd1y
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~s-sers~. -
o. .!f-esu yeats ti ass, .iishst riai.tsi Alta
hietie should tot preesde written ARITHMETIC.
Mr.. c. Q. Rounds, of Auburn, said we oh.
tainad sadly inaaequste.vesultsI or tae labor
snow devoted TO the sludyot arithmetic. The
principles Of the science ara l'ut> few ami
should be learned in few months. The rea-
soniug and the application should be largely
-separatea:z TOO often mike en- CYCLIC
pedias of their ar.tllmes ies. he was not Ger
tain that the study of mathematics shouia be-
gin with arithmstie-azzsss=s.as- z.s'zzsl-.--
Mr. Gage, of Pennington, was of the opin-
| ion that, in teaching arithmetic to the young,
too nslch lime is desotAds to herd problems.
For children he thougbs the problems should
be practically Illustrated al far as possible.
Adjourned TIL evening. -
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

s. Masonic NoTIcE.-The members of Port
land, Ancient Landmark and Atlantic Lodges
are requested to meet atMasonic Hall, at 4 2
o'clock this "wednesday afternoon, to attend
the funeral Of our late brother, Moses 1. Plum
mer, at the Eastern Cemetery. Per order.
'e'THE way to Fame is like the way to Heav-
en-through much tribulation! !" An indis-
pensable requisite to the attainment of the
first, is good health; keep it, by using the
American Life Drops, which, are the m psf
wonderful Pain-Killer ever known for exter-
nal or internal use l.l = -.--lnl
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27
WALKER HOUSE.
Joseph Spragus, ProvPeC + Baffum, Salem
"A j Storey, Portsmouth Geo Laseomb do

q = I5IoIgy, furtsnTouuI Geo IAstomb,do =
ID w Sanborn, do j Hanscomb, do Ia
VIM Swasey, Newburr tMrs Jones & C, Roekld
IT Woodbury., Boston Field & W, Taunton
k Aver, do Miss M Livingston, Boston
j L. Murdoc " fam, ChicoMiss M ID Blood, do
ii Perry. Halifax Henry Browu do 4
4Pfas;es, Bangpr 4 james II Miller, i do
sparrow. Boston = MrsK Lane, New York
Jason Hamilton, SacO NM Blaine, do -.
] NJ Brown. Frederick'n -
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sso3isiat,ss antS yfcifkty.
Ref AaSeftiscnsesitsta is Day.
kkrcrioS coLUnH.
Mdfsagees s,ie-F. o. Bailey
- SEwsADvERTI sRAaEST coIUMS
Soeiai Ievee-Spiriluil Association.
Assemby- st Andrews Soc.ey
Fsrre tIres--J U P. Purbham
Litiie Pitcher st ries-w. II. I'M, Jr., q Co.
s a,,np,, sbu,1eEIW; ii. Hi ], Jr, s CD a.,
Boz Wanted. FTr~N fHFsA ANAsHNL
Situation Wan cd
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

~ CoRREcTIoN.-The beautiful presents in
Wingate's window are for ex Superintendent
s. w. Eaton, instead OF Emery as was stated
in Yesterdays paper. .sgg.F is,iss1sa
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27
Caution.

We call attention to the fact that INVITATIONS oS
onr hne ELECFh0-PLA9E, consistinssof Dinner,
duced by American manufacturers; also that there
are English limitations In the markell b of inferior
quality. These geos are offered for sale bv MANY
dealers AMI are wcilcaculated to deceive Purcias.
erscanonly detect and avoid counfercits by noting
ourstrade mark, thus:A ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

HQN.'M. d. L. LANE, formerly Judge of oui
Municipal Court, and more recently United
States Consul at Vera Cruz, having resigned
that position, has taken an Office in New Y orl
for the practice OF his procession, as appears by
an advertise in another column, His nu-
merous friends here would have been pleased
to have had him remain with US. May pros
perity attend him in his more extended sphere.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

Miniature Almanac. November 2T' r
Sun rises ..........7.05 Moon sets. 49,. 600 PM
Sun sets III ,. Ash High water :. :. .1l.50 AM
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27
DISASTERS.

Sch Porto Rico, Wentworth, from Bangor fos Ne@
Haven, put into Holmes Hole 2Ist. with loss OF
10000 feet lumber Off deck, having been ashore
Great Point, Nantucket. Sch Julia Elizabeth. Can
daeo, Bangor Cor New York, also put in with loss Of
part of deck load. ni1hsf5 f.4.l
Sen Clinton. OF Eastport, ashore at st Thomas
has been condemned and I'D tor SLIGO Sine regis
tered l72 tons was built 1T Pembroke in 1865. and
owned in Eastport 8I i a =.
BaFque Idnccln; Trott, from New Orleans tor Bos-
ton put back to SW Pass 18th inst, distre IS hav
ing been in collision the 18th with steamer Mon
terry, abont 80 miles out and lost bowsprit hea gear
and cutwater. Will return to New Orleans Tor re-
pairs. The steamer was struck amidship and lost q
portion Of her bulwa rks. ii..la.. . ia. s.ia I 81
DIS ei--A A iAa- from. Bangor COR Washington,
has had heavy weather. during winch lost pair OF
deck load, and put into New York Tor a harbor
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

REPoRTEDVIt is reported on the streets
| thattheF issa big fsh ON the other side of
Commercial street, but the mud is so deep
there that no one has been over to see about
itsrEss sE'SEF ESsBE4 u BGsA ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

The EoN's DANcE.--A gay dance" was that
given by the Eons at City Hall last evening.
At 10 o'clock, when We looked in upon them
all were 'as merry as a marriage bell" 1t is
hoped that this is the first of series Of these
dances yr... -,.. +. ~ itAt 4'-a' I
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-27

E DIR. $. 8. FTTCH,S.
s'sEamily Physician, p,
oeVenIy-slx pages: price 20 cents Sent to any ad-
dress. No money required until the book is received
read. and duyaPproved. Iii perfect guide to the
sick or indispoSed. Address DIR, S. S. FITCH 25
fremont street. Boston, sN Jan29d1y
Portland again.
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attractions included iatAe Hanlon Rfothess'
exhibition cortinhes tsfceeive overwhelming
evidences 90 appro bal ion OF thepublic. the
attendance Being limited only blythe capacity
OF the house. To,nisht the brothers -tiem'
selves, whose graceful and incredible exploits
arc witnessed with 50 much deli,ht and APP
plause, will Introduce new feats that will per-
sua1e Us ihat What lws hive heretoiors wit
messed OF their AGILITY and daring, was very far
from exhausting7 their repertoire. The new
eriai feat.oi the three flying men in air, caps
tue climax OF the wonderful Al the concur
sion two OF the brothers ale suspended, head
downwnds, at the farthest extrenities OF the
trapeze. The third swings off from the CEN
tire, and iscangh in the hands of one OF the
brothers at the end, who, by powerful inn
pulse, launches him into, The. air., where he
turns complete somersault, and il caught
again by the brother at the other end. 1t seems
Impossible that they should continually accom-
plish the most fearful evolutions, and never
have occasion for surgeon They are always
lnVentng and bringing out new acts, eclipsing
the efforts which had 50 astounded us before
LIE Petit Ethordo will also introduce to- nj ht
the spiral ascension, in which he will, standing
upon globe, propel it from the stage to the
roof OF the building. With this new and i'm
proved programme, there will doubtless be 6
rush, aud seats should be secured early. To
morrow afternoon a Matinee will be given Al
- o'clock The price of admission to the
Matinee is only IS cents to all parts of the
house. LIZ . -
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MARINE N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

iAIa'H i4A' Tuesdny, November &c.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, St John
Sch Eliza Frances, Henley, Philadelphia. p
Sen HI Boynton. f.om k0ndouta d. ~
Sch Oceola, Gray Boston.
Sch Fannie Burnham, Pendleton, Salem for
Whit rport.
Sch Laura Nav, Baieman, Saco.
Sch Ollett, Farnham, Damariscotta. az
Sch jed Mann Treworgy, Surry for Boston ia
Sch Asenath, TORY, Sarry for Boston.
Sch Ariel, Treworgy, Ellsworth for Boston.
AR 22d--Erig j Isiekmore, GRAHAM. Philadelphia;
sch Adelaide, Sanborn, Machias.
n| CLEARED. ~ m
Sch Shawmut, Kicker, Roston-Chas Sawyer.
Sch John U Dennis. TLurlow. Newburypori.
Sch Olive Branch. French, Cutler. - -.
Company
ER-The Custotn House will not be open tor bust
ness transactions Tomorrow, Thanksgiving
Brig Sarah Peters, at New York from Port'an
reports 18th inst, in heavy gale from Z to NV, the
captain was struck by the mainboom and had his
jaw broken. p ..4 .l. ''.-
from Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Sid I'm Matanzas 25th inst, brig Minnie Miller, for
New York; E p SWEET, New Orleans.
Sid I'M Cardenas Path, brig Geo Berry, Bradley,
Fernandna,
Ar at s. John, NIB. a5th, blis San Carlos, Parker.
Pembroke. - 3.
ca at Baltimore. aeth, brig Minna Traub, Tor
Havana . III
On Cape Ann 10th s,h lists, from Rondout for
Portland.
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! The Methodist Parsonage at South West
Harbor, Mt Desert, was destroyed by firesear-
ly on the morning of the 10Th, including the
stable. The fire took from lantern in the
stable, Rev. B. F. Stinsen was the occupant
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-13

TorrsyrIz.E The Courier of Thursday
says: 81
The river was falling very slow y syester-
C.ay with feet inch IA the efAssaheA IN JIG
evsnirg by the mark. During the previ-
ors % Tours &C had fallen only inch at the
head Of the falls and inches at PORTLAND
Tha weather was rainy in The forenoon
with, alternate clouds and sunshine during
the afrernoon, and the thermometer rang
On the tails last evening there was feet
I inch water in the pass down the lndlan
chute and slowly falling.
ST. LouIs.-River rising steadily. Upper
Mississippi swelling rapidly, Missouri np,
eraIly Illinois slightly. Heavy rain fell
since our last. A heavy pressure OF ooats
siderable. Shipments southwardly COM
paratiyely light. but will increase rapidly
with the recnperation of the South and de-
clension of Southern waters.
While the Anglo Saxon tarr1ed at Mem
pins last Saturday, on her way 10 the Ar
kansas. insulting epithets were hurled al
ner. on account of her being in govern
ment service during the war. portIon
of her crew went ashore to fight the enemy,
who ingloriously skedaddled. The per
sons who used the insulting language
were among the lower or lowest grace Oh
rebels. -
A Cairo dispatch to the Democrat says:
The Richmond was crowded with pas
sengers. She added here 900 barrels OF
-four and few lots other freight, Dut de-
parted at nine O'Clock this morning Win VIII
her guards six inches clear OF water. 1ne
Richmond and Republic are utterly unLA9
| in appearance, yet each are acknowledged
to be perfect in their several styles.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-13

No business transacted on Saturday.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-08

Republicans who are warning on the late Repub-
licau Convention, we repeat the question, chat
are vou doing? Are you sane! Have you no
common sense ?-no sagacty Will you still
trihe with the sleeping thun6ers Those citizens
who composed the late Convention 10 fuckers
Hall, and those whom they represent, are the
oufv persons IN this State ,oho can reconstruct
and restore this State to the Union under the
present acts of Congress- If reconstruction
should fail under these acts, confscation is GER
tain. The order of President johnson, in May,
1865, will be vl,alized and put in force by the
Congress. You may not mean it, but by your
course you are appealing to every voter above
named to 90 forward and defeat the reconstruc-
ton measures, so as to ensure confscat ton.
Gentlemen, are you mad 2 So far as we are
concerned, time and again have tried to save
and build up our poor and afflicted, and impov-
erished State; and the thanks have got have
come in the shape of the btterest denunciations
and the harshest abuse Ifyou have any reply
to make to this article, let US have it We will
consider it caudidly, and rejoin in any but a Bit
ter revengeful spirit We cherish malice to-
wards none. Little personal differences amount
to nothing. We look to the good of all; and as
we expect to answer at the Great Day of Judg-
ment we soleinpy declare that in ali this bust
ness we have acted from sincere desire to save
and beuefit our country.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-08
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The Branch Mint at Charlotte, n c., will soon
be put in full condition for assaying. DR. Jones,
the Assayor, now here, represents the receipts
from mines 10 that section or the increase.
There is strong pressure bearing to secure
a modification of the recently promu gated cot
ton regulations Numerous letters representing
the routine for obtaining permits to be imprac-
ticable In many instances, aud generally Incon-
venient, have been received. The Treasury
Department has the matter under consideration.
The report of the Commissioner Of Agricut-
ture for August and September represents the
wheat crop to be not large as anticipated 10
July. The corn promises to be fair crop, if
the frosts do not iDjure it.
James NJ. Murphy, Nashville negro, has
been appointed by the Sergeant at Arms of the
U S. Senate member of the capitol police
force
The friends of Speaker Colfax deny that he
favors impeachment despite the sentiments ex-
pressed in his late Worcester, Ohio, speech.
Advices from Iowa Indicate serious German
defpctions from the Radicals Well posted Re-
publicans, though. are confident of the State,
though they apprehend heavy losses.
Positive information has been received here
that persons in Alabama, pardoned by the late
amnesty proclamation, have prepared cases for
litigation in the civil courts, to determine their
right to register, which right has been refused
them by the registrars appointed by General
Pope.
Extraordinary interest is felt in this city
amoHg all classes to the result of the elections
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, in view of the fact
that it is conceded here that the contest in those
States will virtually determine the tone and
temper of the dominant party in Congress in
the coming session, and decide whether or not
we shall have comparative peace and quiet, and
conservative Legislation, or be continually con-
vulsed and kept in apprehension for the stability
Of our republican form of government. If the
Democrats shall succeed it is believed the Re.
rublicans in Congress will interpret it as re-
rebuke to their policy as developed in their re-
cent enac;ments On the other hand, should
those States be carried by the radicals they will
be encouraged to continue their work outside
the Constitution.