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Portland Encampments are requested to be present
at Reception Room, City Building THIS Saturday
EVENING, at Il O'Clock, prompt, for the purpose of
drilling. BY order Committee of Arrangements
Portland, Aug. 20, 1874. TS&Msn3t
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Naunicipnl Count,

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
FRIDAY.-George Ellingham. Intoxication. Thirty
days.
Michael Connolly, Frank Heam. Thomas Ryan ana
Thomas Powers. Intoxication. Fined So with costs
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

New Advertisements To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
EScursion-Sebago Lake.
Excursi0n-Hog Island.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
/. o. O.F.-Ligonia Lodge.
/. %. o. F.-Ancient Brothers Lodge.
]. o. o. F.-Eucampments meeting
j. D o. F.-Encampments. Z
Odd Fellows Grand March-C. X. Halves.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Alton Bay Camp Meeting-W. II. Turner.
Special Sale-Nelson Il Co.
Greater Attractions than ever-Dayis & Co.
DIR. S. Edwards.
City of Portiand-H. I. Robinson.
Work for pay.
Rooms to Let.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Mrs. Manchester.
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/. o. O. r.

Ancient Brothers Lodge No. 4 will meet at Com
mon Council Room, City Building Tuesday morning.
Aug. % at O'Clock prompt to perform escort duty
and form for the procession Also Monday eve Aug.
oath at o'clock at same place for drill. Regalias
will be at Council Room Per ORDER
ag22sn3t VIM. I'll. GREEN, Marshal.
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Mr. George e. Wilson of Rockland, has of
Tered FRANCIS ID. Moulton $4,000 for ten lec-
lures without reference to the Beecher-Tilton
affair."" Mr. Moulton says in reply that he
never delivered lecture in HIS life
j. f. Elliot, late teacher of mathematics
and sciences in Lawrence Academy, Gorham,
hes been elected principal of the high school
Winchendon, Mass, and has accepted the posi-
rion.
Judge Symonds sailed from Liverpool in the
steamer Scandinavian Thursday.
Governor Perham was in town yesterday
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TIL e PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. ss, 1874
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical. Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis Robinson, Brunch & Co.,
Andrews, Wentworth, Gendenning, Noses ltender-
tbecity.
AT Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
at Saco of L, Hodgdon,
AT Waterve, OF j. s. Carter.
AT Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros. and Stevens g. Co.
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DIR. BICKNELL's sYRUp
Notice.

Notice.
/ having decided to leave the CITY for the Winter
l offer my stock of GaGA8ss, EssagAGdse So
at the cost price for cash until the 10th of Sepemler
Havana from $50 to $50 per thousand, and Domestic
Goods in proportion
All claims against me INST be presented before that
date and all debts must be settled by that time
T.. PONCE,
au14sntf Cor. Exchange aad Middle Sis
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Il. @. o. B..

Il. % %. r.
Members of Maine Lodge No. 1, l. O.O,F.
viii meet at Library Room Mechanics Hall, Tuesday
morning Aug 18th at O'Clock to form tor the process
sion.
Regalias will be at Library Room
w. 3. H0DGKINS, N. G.
au20 snfd
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.--Mr and Mrs.
Lawrence, the temperance advocates, will
speak this evening at the Methodist church at
Woodford's Corner; tomorrow afternoon in tie
open air near the cemetery at Morrilrs Corner.
and in the evening at the Rev. c. B. Pitblado's
church in this city.
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Odd Fellows Grand March.

Composed expressly for the Grand Celebration in
Portland Aug %. 1874, by Mulaly. Arranged by
Linden. Played by the bands Splenddly illustrate
ell. Price so cents. For sale by G. X. Halves, :
au22sn2w Music Dealer, Y Middle Street.
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MARRIED.

In Rockiand, Aug. 10, Erastus R. Chaples and Miss
Julia r. Clark.
In Vinalhaven. Eugene Sylvester Of Deer Isle and
Mary Hamlin of Vinahaven.
In yinalhayen, Aug. l. Stephen e. Martin and SUI
san Mills,
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN EAME 49,
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday, Aug. 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Ned Sumpter, Pinkham, New York-corn to
Geo w True q Co.
Sch Walter C Hall, Toman. New York-corn TO
Wadron q True.
Sch Willis Putnam, Cook, Providence, to load for
CALAIS.
Sch Gladiator, (Br) Parker Boston.
Sch Harriet Chase, (Br) QuinIan, Boston.
Sch Florence May, Green, kempt, NS-l7O tons
plaster to Knight & Whidden.
Sch Providence, (Br) Leblanc. Carlton, INSECT
cases preserved salmon to w Jones.
CLEARED.
Sch W S Sheppard, Reeves, Georgetown-Orlando
NickersOn.
Sch Teaser. Bunker, Boston-Bunker Bros.
Sch Vulcan. Coggins, Boston-master.
Sch A l. Fitch, Fitch. Boston-master.
Sch Lizzie 6, (Br) Gilchrist, st John, NIB John
Porteous.
Sch Senator, Grant, Ellsworth-master.
Capt Edgar Robinson. of Portland, recently in COM
mand OF the steamer Ida Lewis, in Bay Chaeur has
returned home and goes to New York to take charge
of the brig Harry, just arrived from Demarara. The
Ida Lewis has been sold and placed under the British
flag.
MEMO Il ANDA.
Ship Mary Goodel took fire at Rio Janeiro 10th ult
but the flame was extinguished by assistance from
the S fligate Lancaster, before much damage was
1opa
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FOREIGN PORTS,

FOREIGN PORTS.
| Ar at New Dieppe 10th inst, ship Harry Morse,
Wyman Bassein
| Ar at Antwerp 10th inst ship Moonlight, Water
house, Bassein.
SD 10th, ships W Chapman, Miller, Tybee; P
| Pendleton, Pendleton, Cardiff.
Ar at Buenos Ayres July 3, barque Saml Spring,
Small, Portland. tMch 259
Sid July g. barque Nicholas Thayer, Crosby, Aus
Ada Gray, Hutchinson, New York.
In port 10th, barques Ella, Oliver for New York
Courser, Nelson, for do; and others.
Ar at Montevideo July 2, ship Sontag, Herman,
for San Francisco brig Sibley, Colson, N York
I'd, ship Leonora, Griffin Cardiff; barque j Libbey,
Brooks; Paysandu for Falmouth, and sailed 3d)
18th, Windward, Higgins. st Marys, Ga; 10th. Anna
Taylor, Percival, Portland; Sarmento, Moody, do
18th, "Anna Elizabeth do
Sid 18th. barque Lauretta, for Portland.
In port 18TH ship Oneida, Nichols. from Newport,
E; brig Teneriffe. Tracey, for New York
Sid FIN Rio Janelro 18th ult. ships Hermon, Leigh
ton. San Francisco; FL Dorado, English. for do.
In port Goth. ships Mary Goodel Sweetser; Ivan
hoe, Herman and VIM McGilyery, Blanchard. unc !;
barque Jennie s Barker, Waite for Java and United
States and others.
Sid FIN Aspinwal 9Th inst, sch Frank Treat for
San Andreas.
Sid I'm st Thomas 31st ult, brig Antelope Ray, for
Fortune Island and Boston.
Sid I'm Mayaguez 1st inst, sch Hortensa, Smith,
Ar at st John, PR. 14h ut, brig Altavela, Free
thy. Wilmington.
Sid I'm Matanzas 18th, brig B Brown, Foster
Sagua.
Ar at Cardenas 18th, barque Harriet jackson.
Bacon, Portland; brig Jeremiah, Ford. New York;
Perces Hinckley, Small, Pictou; sch Kate Carlton,
Grant do.
SID 1911. brig Fsusna. Avery, North OF Hat teras
Ar at Lockport MS 18th inst, brig Samuel Locke,
Allen, Portland.
Ar at st John, NIB, 18th, schs j A Hatfield, Hat
field, and Gold Hunter Young, Portland Cambria
Knox, do.
--latest by European steamers.l
ClG at Liverpool 9th Valley Forge, Wood for San
Frarcisco (and sailed)
Ent for ldg 18th, Alice Reed. Kelleran, for Akyab.
Sid I'm Penarth 4th inst, Uncle Tobey Sinnett, for
Bombay.
Ar in Kingroad 9Th, Peri, Perkins, Bouctouche for
Gloucester.
Ar at Bremerhaven 4th inst Madawaska, Smith.
Rangoon.
Ar at swinemunde Sd inst, Mary Gibbs, White
MORE New York.
Cid at Helsingfors goth ult, Uncle Joe, Nichols for
Bristol, f.
Ar at Liverpool 18th, Edw o'Bren, Smalley, from
ST John, NIB.
Cid at London It'll. Ne Plus Ultra, Borden, NYork;
McCallum Moody. Callao Titan. Berry Cardiff
Sid I'm Pilau 9th, Jas Il Brett, Gibson New York
Ar at Rouen 9Th inst, Fanny j Mcclellan. melee
LAM New Orleans.
sid FIN Cuxhaven 9th inst Hersey, Small for
Cardiff.
Ar at Swinemunde Sd inst, Mary Gibbs, White
more, New York.
SATILIA MILLS Sid 18th, sch Satilla, Rivers
Bath.
GEORGETOWN SC-cl 18th, sch Hattie Buck
Woodbury., Searsport.
Sid nth. sch Delhi, Emerson, for Northern port
SPOKEN.
Aug Q. lat 40 OIL, lon 10 o. ship Fxpou. der from
Liverpool for New Orleans.
Aug 49, off Georges, snip Prima Donna I'm Hayre
for New Yorb.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
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For Representatives 10 Congress.
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CHOLERA
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The Book Card and Job Printing Business of the
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, 1874-02-21


Special Disnatch to The CAicaqo Tribune
ST. LOUIS, No., Feb. 20--Active preparations
continue for the temperance revival Commit
tees have bcsa appointed to enlist the aid Of all
clers:men. engage halls. and secure tho services
OF public speakers. Temperance sermons arc to
be delivered every Sabbath evening in the differ
ont churches. 4 Temperance Union, consisting
Of delegations from all the different Unions. has
been formed. 4 Temperance Leasuo, designed
to hold public meetings, and admit as members
any person who will sign the pledge, organized
last night, nnd promises to enlist in the move
mcnt the Catholic and Protestant churches
It is asserted that prohibition tickot will be
placed in tho field ut the coming municipal cleo
tions- Lodges of Good Temp1ars are being
yived and the Sons OF Temperance are rcorgan-
izing aud rapidly increasing in numbers. Much
assistance is expected from tho Catholic Church
in tho work A temperance pledge lies all the
time On the table ut the Hammond meetings,
and is being extensively signed by ctnvor.s.
Mr.. Hammond goes to California Ii feW dayB
to inauSurate revival movement.
It is Haid that 8, 900 women OF this city havo
offered their services since Sunday 70 tho con-
ducto1s Of the Union Temperance Prayer Meet
ing to inaugurate the WAT against King Alcohol.
Tho Brooklyn Women's Temperance Society to-
day resolved 10 call public meeting to devise
means to prevent hquor-solling on Sundays
large number are in favor OF adopting the plan
1e5orted to in the West. n
, 1874-02-21
TIE CIVIL SERVICE.
Sp<ctaf Dtspdteh to The Chicago Tribune,

DA1D8 REWARD.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb 20.-Tle nomiaa~
ton Of that devoted patriot Samuel Bard,
to be Postmaster ut Atlanta, Ca, has been
lying in the Senate for long time. Bard
and his friends claim that tho appointment is
due him in recognition of his eminent services
in divers times to the Republican party. 1t ap-
pears, however, tina: there are great many peo-
pie in that State who decidedly object to him on
any terms. The result is quito q bitter fight
over the confirmation. Representatives Whitley
and Freeman, Of Georgia, appeared before the
Sennso Committee on Post-OlGces to- day. and
gave reasons why the Post-Ofice should so to
some other man. Bard and two Of his friends
made reply and the Committee are still open
for informntion-
THE BOSTON coLLEcToRsHR.
A Canvass Of the Senate Commerce Committee
Indicates that they will undoubtedly report IN
favor Of the confirmation Of Simmons to be Col
lector at Boston. On this report, it is not p1e-
eumed that the Senate will hesitate to confirm
him at once.
, 1874-02-21
A Promising Subsidy Scheme Exposed in
the House.
The Delegate from the District Serving
as a Lobbyist.
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Special Dispatch to The Chtedoo Tribune.

NATIONAL Elm ANCE9.
Special Dispatch to The Chtcooo 7flbune.
THE SENATE TAXES THE nACE TRACK
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 20--The action Of
the Senate this afternoon ought to convince tho
most skeptical OF the utter uncertainty OF tho
white man. He is very much like tae Ir1sbman's
f1ea,-when you think you have him, he is not
there. The friends Of specie resumption and i
1edeemable currency retired to their pillows
Thursday night happy in the thought that good
days work had been wrought and the mad in
fationists put to rout and done for. Little did
they imagine their exultation was 30 sooE
to DO turned to eorrow, and Bit
terness to fill their cup OF joy.
But while thoy werc sleeping the sleep OF the
innocent the enemy WAS busy reorganlzing his
scattered and temporarily demoralized forces,
and preparing for another struggle. The con-
teBtants of Thursday came into tho Senate to-
dny-the resnmptionists smiling and confident,
tine inantionists determined and hopeful. ~
mEnnEoSs SCHEME
Light skirmishins WAS indulged in for q few
uinutes when A1r. 51erri1non opened with his
heavy battery, and for an hour had things pretty
much to himself, the wounded and par
alyzed only remaining to listen. The North
Carolinian having expended ali his am
munition, Mr.. Morton, whoac bodily intlrmi-
ties prevented him from 1etreating, fired few
shots which brought back the st1aggle1s, and in
duced reply from hoavy battery on the side
commanded By Senator Conkling. The rest Of
the afternoon was given up to Light Eausketry fir
ing until 4:30 o'clock, when Gen. Gordon DASH
ed ont with his cavalry aud easily captured a
sufficient plumber of faint hearted resumptionists
to turn the tide against tho victors OF the day.
ISFLAT1OE.
Before having reconsldered the vote bJ which
the CooEcr substitute WIS adopted on Thursday,
the inflationists By vote Of % to Is adopted the
Merrimon resolution to instruct the Committee
on Finance to report bill providing Tor an e1-
$40O, ,000, 900.
The Senators who on Thursday voted against
the Cameron free-bnnking imitation scheme, but
supported tho Morrimon resolutions to-day. aro
Messrs. Allison, Conoyer, Goldthwaite, McCree-
~, and Merrimon.
The Senators who supported tho Cameron
scheme but absented themselves to-day, arc
Mcssrs. Alcorn, Btownlow, Carpenter, Dennis,
Wright, Window, and peass.
The Senators who opposed the Cameron
scheme, ,but who, had they been in their seats
to-day, would have recorded their votes against
Merrimon'e instructions, are Mesars. Hager,
Hamilton, of Maryland, and Morrill,, Of Vel
mont.
OF those nbsent both Thursday and yesterday
Merrimon propositions, are.s Messrs. Dorsey, In
gals, Lewis, and Ransom and against them
would be Messrs- Bayard, Edmunds, salisbury,
and Thurman.
The result Of 1wo days voting, coupled with
expressions made both in public and private, ln-
dicates tho following as the conditions Of the
Senate On the question Of imitation and 1esump-
, 1874-02-21

JUDGE LAWRENCE RESEARCHES.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 20.-Judgo Law
renee, Of Ohio, is preparing mos: elaborate
report on the following questions:
First-Whc:hcr the Government is liable, by
the rules Of international jaw, for property de-
stroyed OF damaged in baltic By the Government
military forces, or wantonly, OF in an unauthor-
lied manner, by its Own troops.
Second-Is tho Government liable for damages
done by the enemy?
I'hird-Is the Government liable for the tenn
porarv occupation OF. aEd injuries to, and de-
struction OF. property, real or personal, caused
by actual or necessary military operations in time
OF var?
Fourh-Ia the Government liable when it
seizes and destroys property TO prevent its fall
ing into tn: hands Of an enemy in . loyal Stats
OF elsewhere?
Fiflh-1s the Government liable for injury
sustained by military necessity in rebel States,
eyon to loyal citizens
l.; PREPARING THIS REPORT,
which comes strictly within the Inc OF bis duty
- Chairman OF the War Ciaims Committee.
Judge Lawrence has made an exhaustive e1ar,-
iuatIou OF all tho authorities on international
| law, and the leading w1itc1B on The powers
| and duties OF governments, and tho result OF
his labors will, it is thought, prove exceedingly
valuable. The tendency of his collections and
deductions 80 far, it IS understood, is against
|
, 1874-02-21


THE TAX ON TOBACCO.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 20.-Quite number
OF Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Missouri
Congresamen were to-day before the Ways and
Means Committee to urge repeal of the tax on
1caf tobacco, OF, II q repeal cannot bo had,
modification Of tho Internal Revenue law, 80 as
to relieve many small farmers by enabling them
to dispose of their product in u retail way.
Under the law, retail dealer is com
pcllcd to take out a license Of $500,
and this, it is claimed, amounts to q
prohibition in the case OF many farmers remote
from markets, who could dispose Of their small
crops at home by retail, whereas If they tako
them to markets to be sold in bulk they do 80 st
great disadvantage.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue strong
~ opposes any change. Tho records OF his Office
show that the adoption OF this Law Mt once il
creased the amount OF tobacco returned for taxa
ton to tho amount OF ST., ,Uc0, ,0oo Still further
hearings will be granted by the Committee Oh
this subject.
, 1874-02-21

BunBY71L1E,' Ind, Feb. 20.~-The women's
waE, that for three agonizing weeks Inns partially
dcranged many of our heretofore well-balanced
and regulated rninds, is in the last throeg OF
dcath. This afternoon the crusaders met, as
u sual, At the Methodist Episcopal Church. and.
after session Of one hour, adjourned to the
saloon made vacant by the sham confession OF
Capt. Nose, where they again took possession,
aad Gang and prayed until dusk. The movement
here
Has TEEE FAlLUEE,
accomplishing bad feeling among neighbors sia'
will take months to heal. Tue procession 10
daY numbered twenty-one, while, week afp,o ~
day, aeyenty.fTe women were engaged LII Loe
WOrK.
s1x SALOONS AND THREE WHOLESALE HOUSES
ara tonight under full eaii Is one OF Lie 1esu!1e
of the women's war upon the Whlak! hea: 1Ho
whole movement originated IN tbe ininos u .
h.lf dozen :ana:ics, but other1 caugnt 1oe con-
taciou. and. ae the sober Becond tnouRu' iesu11,
tLe 1nea gladly wash their hands OF fne "nole
l,us1ness. The word has no" gone 1o1tu tnas
= large sum OF money il being Tnplo'J 1alseo "
fee 1n attorney 10 r,rv
ENFORCE THE Pnovl8toSa OF Ii Z ~ Blu ~
low that the gentle powers ol Woman nave
failed :o4 .,a I'll <o,,
.hat the movement is dead "hhe II aetco all
hnsiness was suspended. and consequently
n.nv at our business men felt keenly tho elects
of the crusade.
~ At RICHMOND.
Tho crusade will begin in earuoat next week