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The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02
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The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

DIR, LIyfGsToNE's FATE.-The following
note, published in the London Times, appears
to constitute the basis of the recent rumors re-
speeting the safety of DR.. Livingstone $50 s
TO the Editor OF the Tines: +.l' Easel ~ ,
2, Sir:-I have this day received letter from
Dr. Alri at Zanzibar, dated the 18th of Sep
TENDER, stating that he has seen native ira
der who had just returned from the western
SIDE OF Lake Taneanyikas and who gave him
detailed account Of having seen "a. white
man travelling IN that very remote region. q
The letter is long and will not bear abridge-
ment; and as wish to have the subject thor
oughly discussed by those. most competent to
Judge of the value OF the infor nation now
gwen by Dr. kirk have merely to announce
at the meeting OF the Royal Geographical So
.a - re main, sir your obedient servant,
. NOV, IL, 81 i,.s,. RoDERIoK I. MURcHIsoN.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

IT Is lot expected that the statement of the
public debt for November will be ready before
the middle of this week. The Boston Adver~
Users Washington special says that it will
show some increase Of debt since the end Of
October, owing to the payment OF interest
and heavy drafts from some OF the depart
ments' The Secretary is of the opinion now
ever, that the reduction in the coming month
of December will considerably more than bal
ance the increase of last month. He is urged
from some quarters to forago ms privilege OF
contraction for this month but does not see
any reason yet for doing So, and it is entir ly
probable that he will as usual withdraw 81, 600,
600 of currency. .,.;., . f,... .......
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

THE ATTITUDE of the House Of Repre- scmta-
tives on impeachment CONTINUES 10 be a mat
ter of dispute, the friends of the movement
claiming that there i. majority il its iaro''
while its opponents are equally coh'i'eh ' -
the House is hostile to the movement To-
NIGHT or 70. no,row night there viii be eau
Gus of Republic IN members for the purpose +
NJ, rking out some definite line OF condue'.
Meanwhile the lest authorities say that Il e
division is so close that it would be hazardous
TO express any opinion on the result
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

ARRIVAL oETHss EEsToRIAS.-The steam
ship HISTORIAN, Capt Dution, from Liverpool
slst AMI Queerstovn III illta arrived at this
port at 1890 last evening. bringing &c cabin and
IVA s'eerage passengers! and aiull cargo Her
news has been anticipated BY cable teleerains
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

1. x. L.--Bradstreets Weather Strips and
Rubber Mouldings effsctaally exclude dust.
cold, wind, rain, noise, Sc, and effect saving
in fuel OF one-half, keeping an even tempera-
ture throughout the house in an weather. :
They are being extensively apphedthroughoa at
the city, and no house ought to be without
them Mr. g. f. Whitney is the agent for this
City. See adYerfi semnnt b .5snaA ~ EnLIiA
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

EASTERN AND INTERNATIoNALt HoUsE.-A
new and handsomely fitted house with the
above has just been finished on the line Of the
Eastern Railroad at Ipswich station. Mrs NJ
J. Smith, an accomplished lady, has opened
the house and will conductit on the European
plan. The cars always. stop there long enough
for one to take cup of tea or coffee and some
thing edible r.uN a. -
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

-
a. Onestus Peaslee and his second wife were
brought before the Saco police court, for bru-
tai treatme ut of his son, aged seven years. The
little fellow was left all night in an open room
on . pile of shavings, with no covering excet at
salt bags and was otherwise cruelty treated by
his inhuman father and brutal step mother
Five dollars and costs! | =
A young woman, Miss Lydia Ross, of Saco
attempted to drown herself, one morning by
walking into the water from the Dock alleging
as reason that she was tired of living. She
was rescued by some persons near by, when
she made strong efforts to throw hers If in
again: but after considerable struggling, was
taken away, the only result of her rash act
being cold BATH One more unfortunate
MT. James Nickerson of Saco, had his foot
taken Oft by an up-and-down saw ia one of the
mills a.i'E" H--ia gH4 SOB ata
.M4- y 1atsl aa44
The Pepperell and Laconia companies, Saco
have now ready to ship for China 250 bales
each OF drills. All the drills and jeans which
the Company can make up to January are
sold
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02
DIED

In Brunswick, Nov. 2i, Mr. William johnson,
aged "a years Y. t1ii. ~ W. .l AZ. 10 ~ I
IN Brunswick, Nov Is, Miss Bethiah Jordan. aged
6S years. II p . g.
In tiorham. Oct 90, Mrs. Mercy Brown, widow of
tie late Samuel Brown, aged IL years. d-'2l4ac
In Gushing, Nov. n. Marcia P, only daughter of
Lew L. and Charolhe p! Spear, aged years ana
months. S4h - - - th7f Q1FH3T I
In Appleton, Nov. Q, Leonard A. johnson, aged 20
years months. \ ,,- :
In Eockand,A NOV. 10, AJudson A lss5n of leonard
H. ami Fioriila loung aged years.
In Chariestown, Mass, Nov 2s at ,hs residence of
her brothef, apt. lGe0. Henry PrebIe q. s. n,
Miss + lea r. Preoie, aged 50 years. months.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02
cortland and Vicinity.
VIEW ApvERTIsrMaSr xnLuMN.

VIEW ADvERTIsrMESr COLUMN.
Ci3ihing-P. o. Fro,t. -
! u nit til. W Ii bfits s c..
Apo hecar;es Turner s. Smith.
IN efnal Revenue Tar. Aoj uiuei hltciliR.
y eambost Not c, r SIS & stu .divaft.
ClliiJrnIl F'oui-UIham 8 Arms
belloval-J Il. Blown \ y ne 81
Forest City AGA lemy-d " S'5ss'
r.,,o,,D se.s tai he i,otiee- w. Rob,nson.--asa
% adj :, /. n c--tm"ri au f, a Company.
ia,lgine Il on,.--W. IL Jerris,
Pa sfiiie an,iles--iii O. & Douglass.
q as Fixtures--Leyi y. Biown. - \
Christmas tiools--'. e. CcTliss.
Unrlamed Letters-W Davis.
p s. & p. Railroad Div idtnd
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02
The Daily ANA bIaino state Ppess

May he obtained al the Periodical Depots oil rirs-
sender Bros, Marquis, Re biison Colesworthy ami
Chisholm Bro- at BostAp Depo; and on the train oil
q. NJ. Curd,, and at Pc, iland & Roche sler Depot.
At Bidief.rd OF P.lisbury Bros ~
AT Saco OF j, S. Locke, -. '+
Al Bruins wick. of w X Fields
At Waterville, OF J.. s. Garter. lI.l .s.ul
All Coz ham III News AGENT.
At Bath OF j. o. Sh w -.f 1888 t,i..' 6-fI d.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

CARELESS DRrvING.-Saturday forenoon as
q lady BY the name of Pennell was crossing
Spr.ng, street, at its junction with High, she
was run against and knocked down by horse
driven by two young men who were riding at
a Careless rate. Fortunately she was not bad
~ injured, although her clothes were .sousid-
erably soiled, it being muddy at thai place,
An example should be made of some Of those
persons who insist upon violating sodFcity or
dinanee and making it unsafe for pedestrians
to cross the street,
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

1 has yosir mother secured a certificate of,the
Washington Library Company Of Philadel-
phla' In aid ihel Riverside Institute, for edu
eating orphans? Each certificate costs a dol
lar with beautiful engraving, worth more
than aidoilar at RETAIL and secures besides, a
present at the great Distribution by the Com
pany and an equal chance that the present
may pc one worth thousandssof dollars "A
thing Of beauty is ajoy forever, besides thous-
aads OF dollars may be secured by q beuevo-
lent act. Read advertisements. ii f..Ft,. Z
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

ca l,AfHi' slNay1An.-As Mr., Charles 6.
,1soas: , = gentleman about go years of age,
VINO resides a short distance this side of Bruins
"ieh' was p1 returning home from this city two
weeks ago last Friday, he was assailed by a
man In piece of woods just below Freeport,
ana struck on the head and right arm with a
neavy club He was summed by the blow 80
"a. ne remembers nothing of the journey
e'D'i e' and, strange to say, after recovering
~: l,Vund ND that nothing had been taken from his
person or wagon. Hua I!fsns ,bs.1d I,gsii
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

= THE ladies Of the Freedmen's Aid Associa-
non will resume their meetings at the Council
Room, Old City Hall, next Thursday after
noon aDee % ! at o'clock. AS the object Of
TINS Association is to furnish the Teachers
whom it has sent South, with clothing for their
pupils, it is hoped that all who are interested
In the movement viii attend. & o
10 Argus and Star please copy .t..- fg..
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

~ LAReEEf.-A young man was arrested yes
terday for taking "a watch from a fellow lodeer
ut bradley's Hotel, corner India and CONNER
eial streets, 1t seems the owner of the watch
! u, peen subject to i'll turns caused by heart
iplse"se, and feeling that he was alb 5ut to have
one oa''ed this fellow to him, giving him a
message to send to his relatives in case he
should not survive. He then tainted, and the
1eilow took that opportunity to relieve him Of
DIS watch al and q upon being arrested made
.eat 'na' pc .ook il for SAFE keeping and that
some One had stolen it from hin, IT =
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

~THE Mercantile Libtdry Association propose
giving grand Christmas Promens de Concert
and Dance ON the. evening of Dec. 18th, and
from what we can learn Of the Committee in
regard to the affair, We think it must be sue
cess: Gilmore's Band has been engaged ror
the occasion p - ,iiaa g. llai a srs or
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

Head, Throat AMI Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not d |. Up a Catarfl but
1.OOS ems it; ireess the -heau OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath AMI headache;
ailays and sosthts and buruin. Eent in Ca
tarrh; is so mild aud ngrceablc In its effects
that it positively " - f-at-tA tiHt
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZfN q
AS q Troehe Pow Her. .casant TO ina taste,
and nal --.s.se.tesi when swallowed, Instantly
yves to the Throat and vjcal organs
Delicious scasatioa of CooIGcss and
a. ,.As.F-HzE Comfort. .
Il the Best Voico Tonic Ia tho worIdl
Try ia: safe, Reliable AID only Is cenis.
Sold b, Druggists, or mailed free, address ~ .
COOPER. WILSON & CO., 3,
ProprietGrs, Philadelphia.
y w w Whippe & Co, Portland, General Agents.
holesaie Agts, dec. G. Goodwin &'co; isust Bros
&tb,sH q Hay, Port and. N ~ f,ta13lIa =
Nov IA sSeodS w6m
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

/, Sale OF REAL EsTATE.-Thc house No. 56
Winter street, advertised to- be sold at auction
next Wednesday was Saturday sold by Messrs.
q. r. Davis & Co, to VIM. Deehan. We are
informed that this firm also sold on Saturday,
to Bishop Bacon, the Buns and csrncr lot on
Congress street, the next lot to and adjoining
his residence on the westerly side of Congress.
In the purchase OF this lot by the Bishop, it
gives him the possession Of the land from the
corner OF Franklin and Congress streets to his
residence. '-%sS = -'iss 'slssss1 f7fss7 ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

among the atmospheric peoukarities Of 1861,
have been moisture in degrees unprecedented
dn theipressnt century; and great andEsnd-
den changes of temperature. The fact that the
last day of September, the mercury indicated
as great c'ld, (the coolest between 1 and 3
p No. as the last day Of November, though
the latter was a clustering day, is an occur
renee not probably to be repeated in the pres
emit century, if fever. G.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02
h TaEa Gssar EscAmATEUR-whatare- Al

y LEE GREAI observation-disclosures ~ I.
10 .~1--..s co-iiiSnt at Deering Hall. Prof.
Hadley advertises himself as Wizzard--tllat
means 'eonjuref-a sPolyphonist--that means
ventriloquist and imitator of sawnills, sheep,
buslss, and other noisy Institutions and an
Escamatesg! We give that up, but we are 60
ing to the Hall tonight to see what it does
means Admission to all parts Of the house for
% cents, and a general distribution of gifts
into the bargainl 1t is certainly unique en-
tertainment, and draws, We see by our ex-
changes, like a patent store, Or a yoke of ele-
plants, or steam-tug, or barkeeptr
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

Park STREET. CnURoH. This handsomely
remodeiled church was reopened yesterday,
and large congregation, was present. Rev
MIR Hewes conducted the services which were
in the nature of dedication. The sale Of pews
will shortly take place. ...,I t1s VI
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

% ACCIDENT About II O'Clock Saturday fore
noon, a staging gave away on the inside of the
new hotel on Middle street, and Mr.. Hicks, .
carpenter, who is resident of Freeport, fell .
distance Of several feet, striking upon barrel
and was severely injured He was taken to
his boarding place and properly cared for.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

P FAT ISSUED TO MAINE MEN.-The sI.
lowing patents were granted to inventors re-
sldlng IN this State tor the week ending Nov
20 lSo';r-Duncan Morrison, of Portland, Tor
t up IN apparatus for converting re-
artb INTO reciproeating motion; David How
Tbom9a = cortland, for improved dinner pail
.Tohn +, ,,,3saval, of augusta, assienor to self
,,r.,z,1 -, asss ana Ro!ln Deirees. Tor i'm
proven machine far MAKING tags,a,,d Ia iahaIa.
Charles L. Ames, Of Bauony ''''u i"De.S
in carriage eyeners; DAVID Fa,,as, ' :. m% e
port aSsignor to sell, 4, M. Kaao. u as 81
Clark, OF same place, tor iU proye,naa4 -
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

Barque Vcsta Yeazie, before II forted wrecked at
the mouth Of the iangtzc River vas burned by the
wreckers after say ing part OF III cargo. She was
owed at Belfast by Capt Veazie, as White, John
W White HenrS McGiivery, w 4 Conner, s MI
ken. W rCoiburn. Geor c Mcdonald, and Albert
SMALL all OF whom we're insured.
Ship kesolute, freeman at New York RON .vcr-
poo, had heavy NV gales the entire passage; Nov
Sd, Richard Howard, seaman, OF Portland, h,le
iuring the malniopsail. tell IRON the yard 10 the
dock aud wa Instantly Killed: eth, IN heavy gale
IRON NV john Lace, seaman, aged 81 years, was
washtd overheard and lost.
Ship Frank Flint, at Fortress Monroe from Ca lao
reports, Nov 10, in the Gull Stream. was struck by
vi lent s1nall, which carried away SAILS an spl un
toremast. She has 1e0J tons guam to diseharee at
BalllmOl2.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02
special NOTICES,
Browns Bronchial TrOches

Having hrSs tiGfusnce u Tie !arIs, Why lmrae
siiae reliei.aa-EDra Il senek,ni .-JAstt.sna. Ga
aa"rh, COnsunspiivr and 'Csr0Ht Diseases,
Iroch ; ale u.el with alw " goos ,ns cess.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
10 ci al and strche then u 4 voice.
optim only "Btown's L ,enchial Troches.' sId Io
not axe any 1t the WORTHLESS Ini atioLJi that may
be oi:.rei. Soil Eyci ywEere. noiJlsS W3m sS
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

" The WEATHER.-Friday night at lo c'ciocI,
1t was raining torrents, with sout aerly wind
and the temperature was remarkably mild iro1
the'last of November. AT o. clock iSaturd Az
morning it had cleared off and tine wind was
from the North .le It steadily rev colder
through the day, and in the even ng the wind
blew very strong, and the cold was so severe
that warm clothing was not prevention Of
the chills,i Yesterday it was a little milder;
but we can safely state that we have seen more
sultry mornings in July. We add, fer the ben
etit OF country merchants and others interest
ed, that the state of the mud on Commercial
street is such that it is now safe 10 cross to the
other side; but first consult the barometer and
see that there isn't to be a thaw. q 1..l ....,
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

TdANKsaIvING1AF THE Aims HoUsE.-The
inmates of the Aims House had a good time
extended to them Thanksgiving evening in
the form Of something good to'eatand associal
dance, in which the most of them Joined. This
thoughtful attention is great help to these
people, and the kindnesses bestowed upon
them by Mr.. Sampson are ceitainly commend
able. sOa this OCCASION al aextra hour was
given them, and the dancing did not stop till
10 o'clock, instead of P. NJ as heretofore. a
merrier company than this could not hare
been found on this evening" laEAETaB b
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

1'urner's Tie DGulOureux, or UniversaI
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severcst cases aIe completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
Gus disease withstanls It's magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval Of many eminent Ihysi-
Clans. Ii contains nothing injurious the most DEB
iclte system. Sold everywhere SEM on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & Co, 40
fremont Street; Boston, Mass, proprietois
For sale By VIZ Phillips & Co., Portland, .!e.
July ls. eod&wfysn Of.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02
Piano EODrtes /!

A large variety Of NEW PIANOS, just recei Ell
from the liaau fac tnlio.s ~'Ss-t'f r-s.tsb
y. II. STEVENS s co
n0v23 .o N ts s. li5 sIiddle street. f
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

Z iHE hAREoR SURyET, 1t is stated thai the
recent survey of our harbor, revealed two dan
gerovs rocks not laid down on any chart One
of them is near the buoy, Fellow the break
water, and the other is in the Upper Harbor.
We believe however that the presence of the
latter was known to Gen. Thorn. The COM
PARSONS thus far made with with former sur
veys do not realize the fears of our citizens in
regard to the filing up Of the harbor, though
some slight changes show that if such en-
roaehments as have been made upon the wa
ter area, they viii work permanent and fatal
injury.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

We are requested to invite the members Of
the Cumberland Bar to meet at the Probate
Court room on Monday next, at half past 4P
NJ, to take into consideration ,the.propriety Of
establishing a County Court
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

WE learn that the Mercantile Library Asso-
citation have engaged the Italian Opera Com
psny for three evenings, beginning Dec, 9th.
Holders of season tickets will be admitted
once, on either evening which they may prefer
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02
i9sAHr AT JOHN BULL,-In the Senate on
Friday Mr.. Chandler, offered the following res


oluton: -" - '-i y 'it'-''
So w hereas We are at peace with ali sovereign
powers and states, and whel cas- hostilities have
unhappily commenced between the govern
ment OF Great Britain and the King Of Abys-
slnla, and whereas we being at pea ,e with The
Government of Great Britain and with the
( King OF Abyssy mia, therefore sdl 10 90 :
= Rcsolced.! That we dc now declare our de-
termination to maintain a STRICT and impartial
neutrality in the contest between the said CON
tending parties! granting TO the flag of each
sbelligerent the saline rights, privileges and inn
munities, both upon land and wafer -ls1 ga
Mr.. Chandler said. @That is verbatim proc
lamati0n issued on the 14tll of May 1881 sim
ply changing the name OF the United States &c
Great Eiltain, aud the Confederate States to
Abyssnla, ana therefore l presume there viii
be no objection to it. 1t il but Just and right
we should observe the same. courtesy toward
Great Britain that she did toward US. fIauub-
ter) 's'r h-H"e .io sA"D lAJ 20 1aJliT-~'@
Mr. Suniner-I think the resolution had bet,
The Chair.-Does the Senator ask. for r its
present consideration? ~ 7''@Tfi -0-
Mr.. Chandler Yes, sir. - ''i'
Mr, johnson II Object '.- ~
Inc resolution accordingly vent oxer " i4
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

PORTLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL UN1oN.-A very
largely attended meeting was held last eve
ming at the Congress Square Church of the
friends OF this newly organized association for
the promotion Of the interests Of Sunday
Schools covering the liberal denominations Of
this city and vicinity. Mr.. Charles Gusts pre-
sided anl explained the objeetsf of the Union.
Mr., Charles 5. Fobes, Secretary, made Stats
ifioai report of the various Sunday Schools.
Interesting speeches were then made by Rev
Messrs. Bodies and Hewes, AMI Hon. A. 4.
Stevens and exGov. Washburn. sag4l4yH
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

GIN. HORACE CArRoN. of Illinois, has been
confirmed Commissioner Of, Agriculture in
place Of Isaac Newton, deceased. de win en-
ter upon the discharge of his duties this week
1t is to be hoped that he will be more popular
than his predecessor, who was eth er very in
efficient or failed in securing aprolper recpgni-
ton ofhis merits. ii" il' NlN' s'N'
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

ItEvENGE IS SWEET The Hartfoea a,
aat contains i remarkable loc Il item the 81
OF which is that a married couple in that Civ
got into dispute, and The husband, to re-,
4Nenge himself, "sprang out Of bed" and seat
ed himself "on "a hot cooking stove" But this
Wasn3t the worst of Il, The stove was So hot
thal the mans flesh burr ed OH and he was
unable 10 release himself" His cies finally
brought in two men, who pulled hin ofrtie
stove by main strength. ~ Y ---l.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-02

C0t0rsh Can be Cured q
II EADACHErelased and in fact every disease
Ii Ut the nose and head permanon iy cured by tue
use Of the we'll known remedy,
d Rneder's German snuff!
Try it, for 1t costs but &c. For sale by all drug
giss; or senii5c to o. p. SEYMOUR & CO.. Bos-
mo-, and receive a box By return mail = ser4ltisN