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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

MASSACHUSETTS is in a bad way. The Bos-
ton Herald says that the. church occupied by
the South Baptist Society, on the corner of
Broadway and street, South Boston, was re-
Gently purchased by outside parties" and re-
modelled. Thursday night il was re dedicated,
but this time as Franklin Hall and to Terpsi-
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MARRIED.

In this city, Nov. a, by Rev..Wm. IT, Fem, Hollis
True, OF P0wnal, and Miss Elyira A. Ouimbv. of
Portland. a = Assp ~ - ~ =
In this city, Nov.7, by Rev. Vim. II. Fem, John
land.
In this city, Nov. Z, by Rev. DR.. Smaller, Albert A.
Stevens and Hiss EyaIena Green both OF Portland.
y In New Castle, Nov. 6, by Rev. Tibbetts Albert
Gidden, I'd ;, sud Nj IS Mary e. White, both Of N.
In Pennington, Nov. 6, William Orr and Mary J..
Young. =. .-..., - :, :
In Gardiner, Nov. 4, George L. Smith. Of Bath
and Harriet A. Whitney, OF Gs8 - 4 EIFF~~
IN Pittston, Nov. 8, Joseph H. Goodwin and Olive
A. Smart. 1tt83l9EI
IN Lewiston, Nov. 2, ID. Frank Thompson and
Olive p. Clifford. la & NNfA1Ef lEE F-T7T7 FgT7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WhiSkerS,

OUR compound forces whiskers on the smootbest
~ laee, OF Hair on Bald Heads Iuxuriantly in
SIX week. u, rrice, by mail, 81. Three bottles 49,
Awivoe y ~ EN- co., BOX 1913 Brooklyn, N. Y.
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We would call attention to the sale of real
in Westbrook this afternoon, by f. o. Bailey.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Shangbae Aug 8, ship Homer, Rogers. far
Foo chow: 9th. barqne burnside. Pendergrace do
Ar at Kong Kong Sept 6, ship Shirley, Mullen. FIN
San Francisco 'i,
Ar at Manila Aug 70, baique swallew. Burgers,
At Manila Sept2, ship Asa Eldridge. Kelley, unc.
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REMEMBER that the grand meteoric shower
takes place, If the astronomers are right, on
the night of Wednesday next -
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

scHLorrERBEcK Hair Remover, SOC per bot
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The authorities of the District of Columbia
are engaged in taking a census.
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{ A MnIioNArnr ouAIIrxcED. -The New

MILLIONAIRE CHALLENcED. The New
York correspondent of the Hartford Press,
writing ON election day, says: Etsua o. aidG e
!. The Republicans have been very active8in
challenging voters to-day. En-, passant, an
amusing occurrence transpired in 1864, during
the presidential electinn, which has never
found its way into print August Belmont
the banker, stood in line for two long mortal
hours in the 18th ward waiting for an oppor-
unity to deposit his vote "A friend of your
correspondent was near to him in line On
stepping up TO the polls, however, Belmont
was challenged, Leonard Jerome having left a
challenge for him on the plea that he had q bet
pending ON the result, lie turned away with
a look of thorough disgust, rs the lookcrs-on
laughed to think ofthe chairman of the DEM
ocratie Executive Committee and the chairman
of the Chicago Convention being "nipped"
in such u manner One OF them, Mr.. Bib,
said, as he walked away, "There goes distin-
guished Copperhead," iMr. Belmont overheard
the remark, and turning about, fourished his
cane, and threatening to hurt somebody.
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WHY Suffer frc,n sores :,

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
You ran be easily cured. 1T has relieved thousands
from Barns, Scatds Chdpped Hands, SpYains, Cuts,
JVotinds and egery Complaint Of the SKIN Try it,
as itcosts but 70 cents. Be sure TO ask Tor - "a
H0fc's 4rnicG Ointment, , "a
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
So cents to u L. SEYMOUR q CO., Boston. Mass,
and receive q Don ny return mail. W. +. Phillips &
Co., agents i"r MAINE april261ysn
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/ HE PR rs 3.
Saturday IL rn:ng, No,ember g. 1857.

GzY-Fi,'st Page to-day Female Labor; Let
Ter from Lewiston; Varieties.
Fourth Pdge-The Doctors Match Making,
nv John q. Whittier. -a-..a.si'a-aasaaaaasa
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& DIR. JOHNSON'S
Salt AAOsat.

uuns. sT. MARTINS SALT.
SOU a SUPERIOR article for packing Beef and
Pork. Can be delivered in lots OF twenty five 10
ogsheads board of cars ffee Of frnck
ing and at much less rate of freight than il taken
in small lots. f.i.aI -l .u
49,. ,.gttg DANA IL co.
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POPULARITY CT Dr. MUDD.-A letter from
Dry Tortugas says that all the soldiers at Fort
Jefferson have signed petition to the Presi-
dent for the release of Dr. Mudd, one Of the
Lincoln assassins in consequence of his ser
vices in attending the yellow fever patients at
that post this fall He was sentenced to inn
prisonment for life. ~ i9l..ll !. ultL ~ !
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CTRAYED or Stolen from the field OF the SubscIi-
- her on the LIST inst. Dark brown Mare, is
hands and Inches nigh, and wti9hs 1000 pounds.
There Is slight on the inside OF the leit knee
Whoever will return said mare, or give information
where she be foand shah receive the above re-
LEWIS j. BRACKETT.
Little Falls, GOrham, Me. .-.I nov 5-dtSwiWS
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SENATOR SUMMERS TRoUBLEs.-It viii be
very gratifying to the friends of Senator Sum
ner to read the following from Perley's last
Washington letter to the Boston Journal;
The political slanderers who have of late in
dulged in accounts of a matrimonial disagree
ment, which had caused the lady TO go abroad
to reside, will be astonished it, the object Of
their foul abuse should return from Il brief trip
across the water. What pity that some of
the wretcbes who invade domestic life to graf
lily their political hatred could not be made to
follow the examples of Gagged scorpions and
sting themselves to death with their own VEN
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k4VSt.
A LACE Bordered handkerchief ln tials j. p
~ l.. wrought In the center. the eve ming OF the
"Sberidan B1tl''. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving same at
November o. div
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WE understand that Mr.. Brown has recon-
sidered his decision and will call the new hotel
the Cumberland House.-Stdr. Takt f.
And the proprietor Of the Cumberland House
says, in that case he shall call his house Browns
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GERMANIA BAND We are requested, to give
notice that on the occasion of the Grand Con-
cert by the Gernania Band ON Monday even
ing next, at the new City Hall, the doors will
not be open until 7o'clock. Persons going
there before that time win find them closed
Evening tickets so cents, for sale at Paine's
music store and at the door. See new adver-
tisement t,aliss' .f,, u, 81 -4-
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4 Dc n. p. DARLING
No. I3 Casco St.

HAVE just received new DRESS, CLOAK and
l1SACK TRIMMINGS. ....
gzY Rich silk Velvets and Velvet Ribbons in all
Shades, Broad Buge, Gimps and Fringes.
RICK Silks and Satins, Iaces and Bnttons.
Nov 2-d1w&eOd3w
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business Items ,

HAVANA cigars at Schlotterbeck & Co.'s.
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Court MARTIAL. : A conrt martial was
formed yesterday at Fort Preble for the trial { f
of such officers as shall be brought before it
1t is composed of Breyet NJ ajor General H. G.
Hunt,presiding; BrevetMaj GEM M .Brannan
Brevet Brigadier General r. c. Drum, Bril-
gadier General Haskins, Colonel Duryea, Colo
mel Livingston, Major Barstow and Lieutenant
Wheeler Judge; Advocate. After organising,
the court adjourned till 9o-day
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IMPRovEMLNTs AT Fort HARKER. The fol-
lowing item extracted from the Kansas State
Journal will be read with interest by the
friends of Major Imam in this region;rfg :, DO
The government is spending large sums of
money at Fort fIarker in erecting capacious
ware houses, splendid residences for the Off,
GERS, &c, Sc. About ambition ofdollars is be-
ing expended mammoth government depot
is built, and all the converiences for the reeep
tioli and storage of freight are being arranged,
This fort is destined to be one of the most inn
portantif not the leading post IN the western
country. lThey outfit at Fort Riley will be
transferred to Harker, and the latter will be-
come the leading point for the distribution Of
| supplies to the southwestern posts Major
| Henry Inman is the division quaitermaster,
| and has a large force of clerks in his depart
| ment. Heis brave ana accomplished officer,
and is thoroughly conversant with the impor-
| tant trusts now confided to his care. Every
thing in his department moves Ike clock work.
| The Major was particularly attentive to the
wants of the members of the press with the
| peace commissioners and careful to afford
! them every facility in his power for the dis
charge of their duties while at the post, for
which he has their sincere Acknowledgements.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

PORTLAND AND KENNEBEc RAILRoAD.-On
and after Monday next the express train on
this road will be discontinued; also the train
T leaving Portland at 815 pm. TheMonday morn
ing and Saturday evening trains will be re-
sumed, leaving Augusta at $50 am. for Port
land and Boston on Mondays, and leaving
Portland for Bath and Augusta at SIS pm. on
Saturdays. r.ss~ ,.nr
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- tAA
@Sstr"mat'c Sails md strumaiic Min
crat Waters. just received and for sale by
j. W. PERKINS 81 CO. -
ENTHUSIASTICALLY No. 81 Commercial 81 Z
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Portland and Vicinity.

Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements ,.,is Bay.
ENTERTAINMENT sa,.uaix.
City Hall-Aleroantile Lectures. 2
fair-Second Parish Society.
AUCTION COLUMN.
1enteel Furnture-E. NJ Patten & Co.
NEW ADyERTIsEMENT COLUMN,
Concert-Gcrmania Band
Winter Arrangement-P, S. IL p. Railroad. p
Agents Wmied-D Appleton Il Co. il E-bf2
Lost, Handkerchief
r. Doarders Wanted, --s-zsu=-..zs,.ssssrzz
Family Sewing.
j, cottage to Rent g. r. Davis q Co. 300
Breks--J. Claek.
n,st tt,anlr
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rant Wines. ltllsss.rfS,,-

SO highly recommended by Physicians, may be-
found at wholesale at tbs drug stores of W. w. Whip
pie & Co., H. II. Hay. w. F. Phillips & Co., f. l..
Stanwoed and J.W. Perkins & Co. janl2sndiy :
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MASON & HAMLIN have, through their great
improvements succeeded in manufacturing the
most perfect Cabinet Organs in the world.
This result has only been attained by intense
study, long experience, persevering expert
merits, and large pecuniary expenditures; but
the successful result is n commenting reward
for all their patient efforts, and they now offer
Instruments that cannot be rivalled in excel
lence.-Boston Post
MRS. PARTINGroN 1NsULTED.-The White
Mountains of New Hampshire arc evidently
q great institution very high, heavy frosts,
beautiful view, four dollar dinners. But the
practical eye of a certain renowned Drake saw
those smootl-faced rocks. and thereupon adorn-
ed and variegated the bride path to the Tip
Top House with isefamiliar s. T.-1860-X
Plantation Btters. This raised the ire of the
Mrs. Partingtons composing the Legislature
Of the Granite State, who got their wise heads
together, outlawed Dr. Drake, and made it a
penal offence to ply the artistic brush on their
beloved hills. Verify, the fine arts are at dis
countin New Hampshire. Query.--Did Drake
pay them for this splendid advertisement? iif
MAGNOLIA wATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to cologne and at half the price
4l.ts q nOv9eod2w&w2w
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Insuraro, Company of North America,

OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Oldest Insurance Company in the United states
Cash Capital, 100000
Assets, July LIST, 1867, 81 100000
"A. g. COFFIN, President.
CHAs. PJATT Secretary,
Insures Hulls CargOes and Freights against all the
usual Marine hazards, at current rates
W. II. FOYE, Agent Of Marine Department,
~. 7 Exchange street.
Also Insures Buildings and contents against Fire
at established rates. DOW, COFFIN & LIBBY,
Agents of Fire Department is Exchange ST. no5dtI
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DEpARrURE OF OCEAN srEA MERs.
M -A-RI N b NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, November 8.
ARRIVED slhA'l fatlf' y

av.4rs4s+ Friday, November 8.
s"eAt} ARRIVED. s1'N'l sss.f SIX
steamer Chase, Colby, Providence. .
steamer EIdeavor, Junkins, Rockland. u II
ship Tiara Ann, t0f BATH Stiuson, Trinidad.
Brig Frank Il Allen, Nor ton, Boston.
Sch K II Peeker, Sherman, Georgetown, DC. 10.
Sch Mail, Merrill, Elizabethp0rt. n l-.l.4.s.f +
Sch Juno, Metcal. New York. t..... y. 81.
Sch Vim Arthur, Andrews, Portsmouth,. ~ ~.
Sch Georgiana. Brl McCarron, Fredericton NB.
s Sch Ceres. Robbins, fremont. m .5..e, iti.. - 4.
Sch nj Lamart lie, Clifford Bangor.
Sch Jessie Benton Sellers PenObscott. i q s ~
Sch Utica, Thorndikc, Rockland. SIN II ..f5- (.
Schs Sailor Boy, Strout, and Foster, Clark, from
Milbridge for Boston.
Sch Adelaide, Harraden Steuben TOR Boston. 4
Sch Maria Lunt, Tracy Bangor for Fall River.
/. Sch Anaconda Fainter, Bangor fol Charlestown
Sch Elizabeth, Hooper, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Waterloo, Crosby, Bangor for Boston. t'i
Sehs Franklin, Robinson, and Talisman Fuller
Thomaston tor Boston.
Sch Superior. Thompson, Bristol for Boston,
- U : scls Caswell, Bradford, and Bailey, Halter,
Rockland. 8lAtftiU tsNNBrF 'GfTE
CLEARED.
= Barque Triumph, Mcfarland, st John, NIB s
Winslow IL Co.
Sch Harriet Fuller B, nnett, Boston Berlin Mills
'p"s. RsEf GMEsaaS 6Bm q
Steamer Chase, 647 TONS which arrived at this port
yesterday from Providence. has been purchased by
parties in this city to run between this port and
st John, NIB, In place of the steamer Whirlv ind.
which has been sold back to previous owners
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Portland q Rochester n. "a. q
luton 2 Mcfarland.
10 DIR. s. s.. FITCH'S. sra sisn
Family PhvSician. >,

Seventy six pages: price 20 cents. Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book is received.
read and fully approved 1t Is perfect guide to the
SICK OF indisposed. Address DR.. 8. 3. FITCH, 25
fremont Street. Boston. sN a. Jan29d1y
Jar II will not be convenient for DR.. Fitch TO visit
Portland again. a,s... sf....t
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PnILosoPHfoAL.-The New York CONNER
ciaI Advertiser makes personal matter of the
election as usual and treats IL thus: "THE Re
pUBiTCAh PARlY.-I was we'll, took an over
dose OF Fribune and here ami" The Brooklyn
uAion'is humorous too, and says: 1--WE nave
mct tlle enemy aud wa, are theirs.
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The Daily Pendulum is now discussing the
currency question with its usual ability and
impartiality. A little while ago it was for
Grant, then against him, 1T opposed for
awhile the payment of the principal of the
government bonds in greenbacks, then swung
over to the other side and declared that, moth
ing could be more reasonable. Last Wednes-
day it declared that MIR. MeCulloch's policy of
consolidating the national debt in long bonds
would ruin the country. Yesterday morning
1T reviewed the Secretary's policy, showing
that in about nine months he will have dispos-
ed of all the short debt and will hold coin re-
serve OF from 80 to 100 millions with which to
redeem the 325 millions of greenbacks which
VIII then be outstanding With such re-
serve, the Argus argues, there is nothing to
prevent resumption of specie payments and
1t is the duty of the government and people to
prepare for that consummation. We wish it
were possible to hope that our neighbori liay-
ing .orce got hold of this excellent idea would
stuck to 1T. With the national debt once funded
IN bonds payable at the option of the govern
ment from five years TO twenty after date, it is
obvious that the government becomes master
of the situation at once, may resume specie
payments whenever it WILL and as opportunity
offers may avail itself of its option to pay the
six per cent. bonds and replace them with 9TH
ers at a lower rate Of interest. That is what
Secretary McCuioch's policy means and what
the country wants. 7tu aatto4 sdt fe d314-
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DIED.

In Waterville, Nov. 2, Mrs. Temperance McFadden.
OF Nassalboro widow OF Charles MoFadden, aged a.
In Brunswick, Nov. 8, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow OF
Isaac Green, aged rs years MONTHS = ~ = -
:. In Topsham, Nov. 9, Mrs Melissa w. Haley, aged
% ycai months.
In Saeo Oct. ~, Miss Caroline Ridlon aged 80 yrs
In Strong, Oct. 81. Mrs. Mary Young aged &c yrs.
Nov. 8. Mr.. Ezekiel Porter, aged rs years.
IN Poland, Nov. 2, George K, SON of Alfred @.
and Mary b. Thurlow, aged II months.
"a ] 3GS9iMPoRas.I u S9FD81
Z FREDERICKToJ. NIB. Sch Georgiana- Al, 900 IT
boards 1850 box shocks to N j Miller.
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3 MAMMOTH OxEN.AS. Winslow & Co, on
Spring street, are truly the princes of caterers
and understand how to tickle the palates Of
their numerous customers, to nicely. They
have just received two beeyes in the shape Of
oxen Of the Mammoth size ~ one of them
weighing 5000, and the other 1900. They will
be on free exhibition for a few days, and no
doubt many of our citizens will be gratified at
a look of them. 7.e,tr.a 49,, ...r.,. ...
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. From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph
Ar at New York Sth, brig Mary Mariner, Mari
ner. st Pierre; steamer Dirigo, Portland.
LAUNCHED-At South 1homaston 3ist ult from
with three masts owned by the builders and others
and TO be commanded by Capt Henry j Sleeper, OF
Rockland.
At Lincolnville asth ult, from the ward 81 John
Carver, double-deck brig Of 800 tons, named The
A Carver, owned by the builder, G Wyman,
Higgins & Gay, and Capt Nathl Sylvester who will
command her.
= At Camden 2sth ult, from the yard of Carlton,
Norwood & Co. a scbr Of 800 tons, to be Commanded
by Capt JAS Stackpole, OF Camden
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SENATOR WADEs VIEws,-Tha Cincinnati
Commercial publishes three column account Of
an interview with Senator Wade. The Sena7
tor regards the negro suffrage amendment as
the cause OF Republican reyerses in Ohio, but
is utterly opposed to giving up that issue He
denounced Ewing's letter. and said Congress
would never modify the Reconstruction laws,
but would make them harder if the South did
not behave better. On impeachment, Mr..
Wade said he wanted it distinctly understood
that he expressed no opinion. He did not say
however, that he thought the elections wonld
have any effect against the movement, but il
President johnson had been impeached he al
so believed that the elections would have re
suited differently. He added that he was sor-
ry to see disposition in the Republican par
ty to take up Grant for President and run Ii i'm
in with hurrah. Let him come OUT said
Mr. Wade, like a man, and show us his prin
ciples." In conclusion Mr. Wade denounced
as unwise Thad Stevens confiscation bills
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

The people have not spoken about Ahure"
johnson this fall.-Press. ..4. 100.
No. II is about Congress they nave TAXED
How does the tone of their address sun you,
neighbor?-Argas.
The naople have elected four congressman
This fall. In Democratic District in Penn
sylyania the republicans gained nearly 1900
votes. Ina Republican District in Ohio, the
Democrats did not even make a nomination
In New York our friends have elected a Re-
publican successor TO Senator Conkling From
Missouri we have not heard yet, but conceding
that District, Democratic before, it will be seen
that-the Democratic gain in Congress is o.
wmie the popular gain is ON the other side.
AT this rate how long will it take heDemo
cratic party 10 overcome the present three
quarters majority in the national House OF
ReDreSe DtafiVaS2 .H...H 1t'HA H. fIit
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