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The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

UNDER FALSE CoLoRs.-Some facts not vet
publish came out before the coroner's jury,
that held an inquest on the body of the seaman
drowned by falling from Union wharf on Mon
day night last
The deceased was an ordinary seaman on
board the schooner Angeline, Capt. Hix, of
Rockland, where he shipped few weeks since.
He signed the shipping papers as William a.
Melville, of Wareham, Mass, aged about 30
He told shipmate repeatedly that that was
an assumed name, and gave him his right
name (but the witness had unfortunately for.
gotten it). He told him also that he had not
been home for twelve years; that when he left
Wareham he ran away, having stolen $4,000
from his father and eoped; that he had since
been wand ering up and down the earth, lead
ing miserable life. By these habits of dissi-
patton he reached sudden and untimely end.
The men who were with him as boon compan-
ions at the time of his death, were not seamen
belonging to the vessei, but were taken ON by
him after the vessel arrived here. One of
them gave his name as John Clark At first
it was suspected toere might have been foul
play in his taking off-but the testimony de-
veloped nothing of the kind. These associates
used all the exertions their drunken condition
would allow in endeavoring to rescue Melville
from the dock, and were evidently much at
fected by his death. The deceased left no pa
pers or letters by which any clue could be
obtained to his friends or place of abode. 1t is
thought that these statements may help to
identify this unfortunate man, whose death
has added another to the unnumbered army
who have lost their lives by sacrificing them to
the Unsuitable demon of strong drink.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
Notice.

az Toe Carriers OF the "PREss are not allowed
to sell papers sinsy or by the week. under any cir
cumstances. Persons who are, or have been receiv.
ing the "PREss" in this manner, will confer tav-
or by leaving word at this office.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

NEW BARK.-There is now lying at this
port all ready to sail for Cardenas, fine new
bark Of 400 tons burthen named the "Jare Ad-
cline" owned by Yeaton & Hale, built at
Westbrook, and commanded by Capt Hutch
insoh, Portland boy. She is splendid ves-
sci in every respect. A few days ago brig
Ernestine, over 400 tons burthen, built at Var
mouth, sailed from this city for the same port =.
commanded by Capt. Knight, also fine new
vessel. Shipbuilding in this State is not en-.
tiIely destroyed.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

MANY people will be pleased to learn that on
Wednesday very large majority of the mem.
bers of the electoral colleges of the several
State elected Ulysses s. Grant of Illinois and
Schuyler Colfax Of Indiana, to be President
and Vice President OF the United States fo,
four years, beginning March 4th, 1869. The
States voting for Seymour and Blair were
New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
Kentucky, Alabama, Louisiana and Georgia.
Twenty six OF the remaining States voted for
Grant and Colfax and three did not vote at
III
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

DEATH OF A PRNTER.-Mr. Henry Beak
late OF the Memphis Appeal, arrived in this
citylast week on his way to his native home
in Fredericton, N. B. He was in failing
health, and intended to take the steamer for
st. John, but became so weak as not to be able
to move about. He took lodgings at the City
Hotel, where he was kindly cared for by Mr..
Davis and his family and was attended by DR..
Gordon. Every attention was paid him that
was possible, but he gradually sank away and
died Thursday morning. According to tele-
graph dispatch from his father, the remains
will be placed in the receiving tomb until he
can arrive here.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

oranses vsRR04s stsa%m'sp Damascus cases
whitney; 90 bbls pkgs s,eei r peS, peea, Kendall &
- bales mdse Can Ex Co; cases hats. Saies eas
Sass eases IN Gse 1Sl: J f.nde tyres Porteous s5S
c II Breed & Co. 0A' :" Ooi cases Mdse
WINDSOR, MS, Sch Abh,s pou,..
plaster, to order. ''e feTAns - 1870 tons
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

VIGILANcE.-The British Consul, Mr. MUIR
ray, was applied to yesterday for help by two
seamen, who represented that they had been left
behind by the Cunard steamer at New York.
Mr.. Murray, not knowing but that they might
have deserted from the stea mer at too late an
hour for the fact to be known at the Consulate
in that city, was prudent enough to write to
the Consulate at New York for instructions so
that he might receive an answer by Saturday
morning, which, if satisfactory, will enable
him to send them home by Saturdays steamer
from this port. The fact that they had not ap-
piled to the Consulate in Boston was suspic-
ious.
Some time ago young man applied to Mr..
Murray for aid, stating that he had rich rela-
tions in England and offered his note for g5
tor passage home, which he said his relatives
would pay on his arrival. Mr.. Murray gave
the agent of the steamers his preference, either
to take the young mans note, or the govern
ment allowance of two shillings per each day
OF the passage home. The agent preferred the
note, and when the steamer arrived these
worthy relations were found to be hallucina-
tion Of the youths imaginative brain. The agent
thought Mr.. NJ. was responsible, but he proved
to him that he had given him his choice.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

DEcEMBER TERM-GODDARD, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-In the case OF Eunice L. Dillman
John F. Bragdon and Trustees the jury returned
verdict for plaintiff for s45.37. Defendant files a
motion for new trial.
Deane g. Verrill. IW. Parker.
No. 1O9--James F. Latham vs. Aaron L. Holden
and Trustee. Assumpsit for labor as carpenter.
The defence Is as to the price to be paid per day.
Jury out.
NJ. P. Frank. A. Holden
Court adjourned to o'clock Friday morning
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

CAsco BAY MILLs.-Geo. w. True & Co.. al
their new mills at West Harpswell, ground
yesterday, with one run OF stones 42O bushels
fine meal in six hours. This is at the rate of
seventy bushels per hour, which mllers will
acknowledge to be the "best time on record "
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements A this Dav.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
DR.. Guilds Dyspepsia Remedy.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT coLUMN.
Removal-Loring II Thurston.
First National Eclectic Life Assurance Society.
Fancy Goods-McDuffee.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company.
Fine Watches, &c.-Mcputfee.
ST. Martins Salt-Gao ii Starr.
French Clocks, &c.-McDuffee.
Administrators Sale-Wm. E. Morris.
Silver Ware, &c.-McDuffee.
House to Let-W H. .)erris.
House to Lett s. E. M Rand.
Special Notice-B. H. crdway, M. D.
A Good Tenement to Let.
House t. Let-Charles l;aker,
Part of an Office tn LET
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
Essay for Young N1eu

nN the Errors and Abuses inoi ttv,
~ Early Manhood with the humap, view Of trsat
ment and cure, sent by mail free OF b " y, tIeat-
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boy P ehfs Adnfess
sep22d.8 w3nsN
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
PASSENGERS.
IMPORTS,

pnir rm tne steamer Damascus, from Liverpool-Cant
star sss, Lieut. Lithwel and lady, Mr. and Mrs Gam
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILRoAD.-The
winter arrangement for the running of trains
on the z. & X. r. r commenced on Tuesday,
1st inst. The daily morning and evening trains
have been discontinued for the winter, and
will be run on Mondays and Saturdays only;
leaving Augusta on Mondays at $50 A. M.
Fifteen minutes earlier than the usual tir,,e) and
leaving Portland on Saturdays at S.15 P. NJ.
Leave Augusta daily at II A. M. for Portland,
Boston and New York, ana Portland for Au-
gusta, Skowhegan and Bangor at Ito P. NJ
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

VALUABLE MINE.-There has been. and still
is, on exhibition at the Merchants Exchange,
a.lump of ore taken from the mine of the Car
roll Mining Company, sitn ated about two miles
from w. Ossipee, and about one mile and
half from the proposed line of the Rutland
railroad This ore contains zinc, lead and sill
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Edward j. Devine was brought up
charged with assault and battery BENZ. C. Miles.
The complainant having acknowledged receiving
satisfaction. respondent discharged on payment
of costs.
George Williams (colorcd) was charged with lar
ceny of coat from Joseph L. Chanler He pleaded
guilty and paid $8.s7 fine and cost
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

f. o. BAILEY will sell nice furniture at 10
o'clock to-day. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

EXPORT OF LoBsTERs.-We noticed yester-
day in tie storebouse of the Steamship Com
pany three hund Ell cases of canned lobsters
put up by the Gorham Packing Company, in
tended for export to Liverpool BY the steamer
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

ST. LUKE's CATHEDRAL.-We observed yes
terday morning signs of life about the little
sprout on the end OF the building, in the form
OF box enclosing said eruption. We were
puzzled for time as to the intentions of the
workmen, at first supposing it was intended to
protect them from the cold while finishing the
ventilator. But the amount OF work involved
seeming to be greater than what was required
to finish the object inclosed, we concluded that
it was Intended for some kind of a house. We
believe the City Government passed a law
some time since that no wooden buildings
should be erected over ten feet in height with
out special license. Probably, in this case, the
special license has been obtained.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
State News.
ANpROsCoGGIN COUNTY

Sending Goals to Newcastle" says the Lew
| iston journal, where coal is mined, has al
ways been considered the height of folly. So
| if any one had thought of sending beef oxen
been thought equally ridiculous. Yet surpris.
ing as it may seem, it is fact that within a
week several head of Kentucky cattle have
been sent from Brighton to this market, tor
the eason that they would bring more here
than in Brighton.
Mr.. j. P. johnson, fireman on the Hill cor
poration, has shown the editor of the Lewiston
Journal fragment of embroidered silk which
was a part OF the robe which Anne BoleyD,
one of the wives of the infamous Henry VII
of England, wore when she was b4headed in
1885, The evidence of the identity of the
dress from which this piece came, is said to be
satisfactory.
Littlefield and a large number of others give
notice in the Journal that they will petition
the next Legislature to annex Auburn, or
some part thereof, to Lewiston
Livermore Falls is an active business place
One grocery merchant there does $4,000 of
trade annually, says the Lewiston Journal.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Inc Farmington Chronicle is informed that
MOSES w ellis, the mail carrier from Phillips to
hahgeIy, VINO mas not lost trip on account of
bad travelling for four years past, was two
days getting through to Phillips, after the
storm on Thanksgiving day. Another gem
tleman says the snow on the Mile Souare road
in Avon, was piled in drifts twelve feet high.
Mr.. William Brown, of New Sharon. at
tempted suicide one day last week by hang.
ing He was cut down before life became ex-
tlhct, aud is now in very critical condition
requiring number of strong men to hold him
upon MS bed. 1t is thought he will not recoy-
iee. w hstoh Ohfon-
OXFORD COUNTY
1ue sumner correspondent of The Jaxr;o.o,,
Journai, says that freight trains haHa eon %
running on the p. & o: G. railroad. hn, 'een zen
failure of the Co. 10 make anv f,ror,. Iuc the
tract with the Grand Trunk road for tta aole con
portaton of heavy freight over tbeir ne liz 5rans-
made business rather dull in This ,UaG, U;o;, mas mas
There is very little done in wood and inn,hy.
trades, from the fact that that road charees se
per cord for freighting wood from Mechanic
Falls to Portland, which, added to the sum
charged by the P. q o. G. railroad, makes So
per cord, or nearly as much as the wood is
worth in Portland. This fact gives rise to a
desire on the part of our citizens for road to
connect with the Maine Central at Danvile,
and thence by an independent line to Port
land" He also says that q foot of snow fell
there Thanksgiving day and was followed by
high wind the next day, blocking up and rem
derng almost impossible some of the streets.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Singapore Oct II, ship Geo Green, Kirby, for
Boston Is days.
Sid i'm TenerHe Sd ult, ship Ocean Express, for
Canary Islam Is.
CarloiOrte.
Sid TN Flushing 18th ult, ship Graham's Polly,
Burgess, Charleston
sid i'm LIverp OF 1lth, ship Levant. Gardiner, for
Mobile.
Cid at London 18th, ship Stetson, Moore, for
New York.
Sid I'm Bristol 18th, ship Mozart Smith, Cardiff
Ar at GnIee Oct 80, brig Jennie Cushman, Beattle,
Boston % da $.
Ar at Fortune Island 26th, sch Mary Bank.
Gamage, Baltimore.
AR at Nassau, MP, 18th ult. sch Wings Of the
Morning, McFarand. New York.
Ar at st John. NIB, 29th ult, brig Bne, Dernier,
Port and; schs Russian Counsellor, Whelply do;
Addie Ryerson. Houghton, Eastport.
SPOKEN
Nov 80 lat 40 49, lon 70 40, brig Frank Clark, from
| Boston for Norfolk
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

PERSONS interested in Life Insurance will do
well to take notice OF the advertisement of the
First National Eclectic Life Assurance Socie-
ty in our columns of to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

AcclpENT.-Mr. William Low, who is en-
sasea IN rebuilding Union wharf, was struck
severe blow in the face yesterday by the re-
pound OF piece of timber
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

THERE must be something wrong about the
Argus geography or its calendar. 1t reports a
municipal election in Augusta, Maine, at
which the Peoples Tor Democratic) ticket was
elected by 136 majority!
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

AANkRPeoL.-- The steamship North
1A"erican will sail from this port for iiyerpool
tomorrow afternoon after the arrival of the
tram from canada. She takes out a full cargo
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

UNDER-SHIRTs and Drawers in all oualitie,
at Chas. Custis & Co.'S, Congress st,
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

Ex FouRs.-That dance at Lancaster Hall
comes Oft tonight. Let all join in grand
"aIl hands round" -
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

P. Y. M. G. A.-The second of the home
series of free lectures and essays, under the
auspices of this Association, will be delivered
by Charles j. Morris, Esq, this evening at
71-2 o'clock, at the hall, corner of Congress
and Brown streets. Subiect-Temperance
We understand that Mr.. Morris will take a
somewhat different view of this question from
that entertained by the most advanced advo-
Gates of the cause. This will, without doubt,
lead to an interesting discussion by those who
are to follow. Short addresses may be expect
ed from others.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

Deafness, &C.,
And all disorders resulting from Colds in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dry Up,o Catarrh but
LOOS ems it; trees the head OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath and Il Headache
aalnys and sOOtles and burning heat in Ca.
that 1t positively
CURES WITHOUT ,SNEEZJNGy
As TrOche pOwder, is pleasant to the taste.
and never nauseates; when swallowed Instantly
gives to the Throat and vocal organs
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and
Comfort.
Is the Best Voice Tonic In tho world!
Try il: Safe, Reliable and only IS cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON & CO.,
Proprietors Philadelphia.
- wholesale Agents for Maine W. W. whipple g.
Co, y. W. Perkins & Co.. W. F. Phillips ii Co.
Portland. Retaied by Druggists everywhere
November 30, 1868. NJ, ,W&S&w6msN
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
Meeting of AndrOscOggia Comfy Tenn
perance Alliance.

LEWISTON, Dec. 3, 1863
To the Editor Of the Press:
One year ago the Androscoggin County
Temperance Alliance was organized. 1t holds
its meetings once in three months. Yester-
day, at 2P. NJ, agreeably to call, tle members
of the Alliance met IN convention at the Bap-
fist church in this city
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

DR. BENNETT, room % U. s. Hotel, is curing
all manner of disease without medicine.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
To Let.

fNHE three story wooden house on the easterly
L corner Of Free and Centre streets In Portland
Possession given January 1, 1869.
Apply to j. Il +. NJ. RAND.
dc dit 121 Middle 81.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

OUR merchants and others interested will
bear in mind that the steamer Lewiston leaves
Railroad wharf this evening on her last trim
for this season.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

IDdOe. BaratOa. - N""i@. --N
N NoRFohK-Ar 2sth, brig Hattie Eaton, Rec
=; ALEXANDRIAIsld LEN ,S 3Oth, sch Harriet Thomas,
BALI,IMokE-cld M,Lsc aOth, sch Eastern Belle, Kilt
Phi PhILADttLPHIA-Ar La LIST, brig A Devereux,
Ar list, sch Ralph Souder, Crosby Salem land ,,a
for Portland. N~ eAN
cid lst, sCbs Clara Sawyer, Sawyer, tor Portland:
Margie, MeFadden. Portsmouth
NEW YORK-Ar 1st. scbs Lavina Bell. Bavlas
Jacksonville; Waterloo, Smith, and Cameo IIaskeu
Bangor Catharine Rose, Ellsworth; George, Mat
Ar "a Mary Rice, Brou2hion, Mansanilla.
Hl1 ~ snip Old Colony, GIindle San Francisco;
brig Nellie Hnsteed Maloney, Marseles
NEW HAYEN-Ar LIST, sch + Wyman. Urann,
NEW LoNDoN-sl Sid 1st, sch Fanny Elder, Shea,
New YORK.
Also sid 1st, brig CrOcus iron Gardiner, for New
York; schs A Hodgdon. ltrom Calais Tor do; Dick
ems. ttrOm Alillbridgej Tor DO
PROVIDENCk-Sld 2d, scbs n Berry. Pendletop.
and Laura Watson, Wells. New York
NEWPokI-Ar list, sch Zicova, Murcb, Eliza
SID Ist. schs Nellie Doe, Richardson New Bedford
Tor New f0rk; helen N Waite, Waite Calais Tor DO;
Carrie Spon2r1, Thompson, Bangor Tor Bridge
bethport; John sOmes, Heath, do ioT NYork; Cey-
lon, Thomas Camden Tor Baltimore Nellie True.
hume, Portland Tor Norfolk.
FALL RIV tR-Ar list, sch Northern Light Ire
EDGAkIOWN-Ar Goth, schs Lucy Ames, Flan-
deIs, ana walter Hall, Pressey, New York lor
boston; Grapeshot, Wardwell, Baltimore Tor Port
land ocean Star, Woodmar. New York for do; o.
i've HAY ward, Arey, 40 Tor Biddeford Chase Inera-
ham, 10 tor Danvers Allie oakes, PilIsbury, do for
Boston
BoSToN-Ar I'd. sehs Pavilion, Reed, from Jersey
City; Pinti, Small, Lubee; Crecian, Crowley, from
Addison
CID ID Br brigs Elsinore, Moore, and Nazarene,
Murphy. Portland.
Sid, ship John Bunyan.
Ar "a, schs Dolphin, Batemap, and Siak. johnson,
Machasi Carroll, Crocker; Sarah Wooster, Loud,
and Crusoe, Quipby, do; Sarah, Whitmore, Bangor;
Richmond, Cousins, and North Cape, Crockett, do (;
GeoIgiana, Bray do Wafer Witcn, Sleeper and
Harriet. Maddocks, Rockland Talslnan, Perry,
Thomaston; Isabella Jewett, Banks, Belfast; W.
lage Belle, Dunton, Westport; Mosele, Brown, and
Mary Jane Merrill, Bath; Willie Martin. Mann,
and Jas Garceon, knight Yarmouth; L w Pierce,
Knight, do; Ellen Meyriman Hutchinson, Portland |;
Hannie Westbrook, LlttltjOhn do.
Cid 3d. brig Golden Lead. Dow, Kingston. ia; sch
NJ L Crockett, Crockett, Bangor; Henrietta, Clark,
st George.
PRoVINCETowN-Ar 3d. brig Gen Marshall,
Thombs, Rondout for Boston, dsmasted, ito proceed
in tow OF a tug.l
SALEM-Ar lst, sen Cornelia Henderson, New
York tor Portsmouth.
Ar I'd, brig Wenonah, Davis, Philadelphia; schs
Gun Rock. Boyd, New York: Ida Morton, CottTell,
Belfast; Carrie, Allen, Milbrdge fr New York.
GL0UCESTER-Ar 3D. schs Martha, smith. from
Rockland lor New York; Agnes Dodge, Bangor.
PORTSMOTUH-Ar 2d, sch CONVOY, Titus from
Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

PORTLAND INSTITUTE AND PuR1rc Tpn.
RY.-The public are hereby notified tba, h,,
order ol the Directors, on and after Friday.
Dec. T. 1868, no person under seventeen wears
OF age will be allowed the use of books at the
Library Rooms, unless he shall have the Ger.
tlficate OF teacher of the school he attends
or a ceruncate from some other responsible
person that he will make a proper use of the
privileges granted This regulation is not in
tended to exclude any person of suitable age
from enjoying the privileges hitherto granted.
out 70 checK any disorder and unceanliness
IN ana aoou. the rooms. Suitable cards have
been prepared and are ready at all the rooms,
+. A. NoYEs, Librarian.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

The OPERA HoUsE.-The Advertiser and
Argus, not having been SO fortunate as to have
had any positive news in regard to the new
opera house, have chosen to cast discredit on
our article in Wednesdays ISSUE When the
Advertiser states that it had previously writ
ten up the subject, We can only say if it
means that 1t made its statements without
good foundation, we hardly think the proceed
ing can be called legitimate journalism. The
gentlemen who are to build the opera house
are men of ample means, and as we said
ground would broken in the Spring time will
prove the correctness of our assertions.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

NEW and beautiful Chromos and E,or,u
ings, just received at McKenney & Davis Fine
Art Store, 2s4 Congress street.
Largest and best selected stock of picture
Frames in the city. Mirrors to order
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

Miniature Almanac. So. December 4.
3 , un Elses''''' '..' 720 Moon rses....., 81 PM
'uh sels'''' 49,. 422 High wateT,.,. 2.46 PN
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
Memoir ANDA.

A cable dispatch from Liverpool reports the aban-
donment at sea OF ship Rienzi, from Quebec, and
barque Allendale, from st John, NIB.
Br brig Jane Burbridge, Capt W d Brown. which
sailed rom Picou Oct 19 Tor Portland and supposed
to have toundered had on board as pas sengers the
two Misses Rankin, of Portland There is hope that
they were rescued by some passing vessel.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

EVERYBODY knew that A. Oakley Hall, the
Democratic candidate, would be elected mayor
of Ne~ York. One would suppose where
there was no serious contest and where there
was 10 need of Illegal voting that for once
there might have been au honest election in
Gotham. But this was not the case. There
were the usual number of arrests for illegal
voting and one Republican challenger was ia
tally shot, These things seem to be done
either to keep up discipline" in the Demo-
cratic ranks, or "out of pure cusedness."
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

LUMBER.-The lumber interest of Portland
Is one OF great Importance, and we have COL
lected few facts which may be OF service
From the report of Mr.. Rich, the Secretary of
the Board of Trade, we find that there were
2,3l1 ,572 feet of lumber imported in 1867 and
and 142l5,923 feet exported, making the
amount of domestic Lumbar 1904 356 feet
This of course does not include large amount
which comes under the head of sugar box
shocks, piles, scantiing, &C. The amount of
foreign lumber imported for the eleven months
of 1858, ending December 1st, is 5,123 1857 feet;
exported, 5,16O,894 feet.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

FIVE HUNDRED assassinations within the
last two months in the single State of Louis
lana! The massacre was begun during the
registration and kept up till the day of cleo
tion. So says the report of New Orleans
committee on peace and order which will be-
published in a few days. The committee de-
c'ares that Louisiana would have given Grant
3)O00 majority if the election had been fair
snd Gen. Rousseau is charged with the re-
sponsibility of giving over the State to Rebels
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

House consisting of eight flushed rooms, pleas;
A anty situated Pleasant St the eastern halt of
1'v o.. = CHARLES BAKER.
Dec 4-d3ts
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

MEMS GLOVES at Chas. Custis & Co.'s.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

Barque Lizzie Durkee, formerly the Aberdeen
built at Bath in 2s6i, and condemned at st Thoma!
after the hurricane was sold at Philadelphia on tn,
I'd inst, by the sheriff, for $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04
Wanted

ITO Let, part Of al office, with ante room ii desired
i IN one of the best locations In the City.
Address p. o. Box 2i3O. de4du