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NOTICE.

To Surgeons and Asst. Surgeons, C. S.A,
II sca-l.s-c= with .EslrustioEs have removed ali
sralrsI aud so q s-assa nv charge 20 Eacou-
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lrenI. NJlD ulaL IN 8.
oEcial: JoKN WITHEEs, A A. General.
yzE. HEAUREsARB's COMMENT ON sEwARB's 5
CIRCULAR.
HEkDe6AsTEEs,
RFP.T ~ s.. CARoLEsA Ga. AND fla,
Caarlsstoa, s C., Oet IS. lssJ. }

HEkDe5ksTEEs,
REP'T eF S. CAReLLsA Ga- AND fla,
CnzTlsstsa @, Oe1 10, lssJ.
GENERAL: In puNGthed cieuisf No. 50 }
of tbs s.sts Desartlaeut, a. Washington, Sgnsd
~ NJ WE. II. gsward sad addressed to he
,7ipioustic SCENTS OF his Gs7 crnIneHt asresd, 1
>s.;c, I. st.toueus relztYe 30 the eefest Of the
.1.v's iroe-a,ad fset IN TIE attsck on Fert
-, ~ On the ia Of AsIil last, SO s5utraTy 90
-. ,,sf fscfa of the case that ! feel called
-. :. COMMANDS Of The military department,
rslst tcaily V deBy the truth Of that YER
sion. whien Ie ~ fellows
= "A attsck by she faot sa the 4sn dsy oi
Apol l.ss, up0n tss tsIts ana Dat'slies th1I 49, uo
-.5-5 ~, E.rbor (of ChsrlestOn) failed, heesuse
y - - ,tgfrn~sioEs In the channel f0Elcd the
90 - - ~. irsp-eIads, aud eoEPolled tASre %
.o,v,n sftsr psssrg tkT0Ega the IRE Of tho bss
'sfi-3 RS. vessels bsrs tho Ere Of tbs forts, a.
-, so,De defects 81 construction were TO
- bv tfe injuries they reesivsd- Ihe crews
,essed JhrocEh a. n9e11lh Pee -
1 l:---isr irspauiIy Net his Was lost OF soa1e
iI,'' - he inelssed reports Of Brig. Ger r. S.
- Crl VIM. REser and Gel. Alfred haeit,
| - esnrnanded respectively tais mliiloiy ans
- ~. h.tteries ca Sullivan's Island, and ort
| Sspter. il will be sesa that
| -Irt Es iTsu-clsd came nearer than ABOUT sl1
! L-,,Syed vzs6s Of the rope cosHucaoisi sAceP
y. Sissblea "Ks9kuk" whica eriiled IN %
.Lout fsree hHudssd yards beiO's it could be Eot
- under way, bat IN a slakng eoncilon
e.5,--eareDt.y the propeller Of me roh-c-sds
SSv-r c9uId have bse5me sniaasiad IN the rope
D Tbs iron-cls5s never Fassed through tne
g. M lie batteries for they never apFroae-lea 9
- ttaa frosn 100 20 500 yards OF me
-1rer bs.isass. except ins Keokuz' WAiea came
- Ia sbout go ysIos, and was sunk. hone oi
II, ron els5s csz1o Wiihiu range of the hcAvles'
S-ftsri.. la Fori Sum.eE and oD Scihgan's ls'
- --i..ea they ouid haVe been eompeAe1 10
- en,sriue The haIpor.
20 Tbs acet did not escape without mater.
-. 4sr oue Of ths NUMBER, the Kookuk,
- sra - ama-ept is now Ia position
W. .1.eare oi CAssi5s on, on our o6A bat
~ -. e,otber uonlsor hsd Ie Be Seas 20 Asw
49, ~ ex.eDsivs repairs, sad ssYaIAi oiheiS
- ,.rSt 10 ? rt Royal, also iof ispsAis.
~ ii-s saay Eavo 5esa iosi on ne isoh- ~
- 49, ~ erslaiiaagn q the Vteck OF lAe
49, s-.eF 81 lui. us. feald Penc,s@.e9' 9io l.ls
Io..r.b r5and shgss ana f-'a1A sil'1 DVi'' -su
- ~ -. -1sn boles through its tunes
80 seysrsl Uaisod States hAgs' lhrse oilse''
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Congress meets, for otherwise CongToss vii
dsubiless, at ouee apply she compulsory pro
eren
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sSgr Location,
On whitehall street, between Dsca~
sur had tbs Atlanta and West Foint
EEnilrCa6-
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PRHEEsEI0NkL I'D.

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i - ,'s-s.r o. ObEtst
rs- nd . seasss - Wo- Late 81 "lHeaes -
r.sn ana .Ataies iE iAs
TF-frsasttv g hlsAFils Aenaes.sa
Tsuneahea.
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SOUTHWESTERN vIRGNu
Frsn the Richmond Enquirer, aaI


We leara from ,hs Lyzchbsrg republican thai
ths imaoTtsas part If or S .ato Is snes N IA
clear of Yankees, shsy having fallea back isie
East Tennessee Oar fsfces were advanced
Sunday as fsr ss Biouatsvisis, Bizs miles from
B-i.tsl, Sus nothisg was seen Of ths enemy.
Ths dsmago 6oEe 81 lhe enemy il this raid
was zothing Ike - great ss reported. I'hey
b.rne5 I've snail bridges within four Esilzg 8l
Bis:oi, sad 50Ia Up about half 5 nsiis Of ..sez
Destroyed twelve or fl,seH esss aud tzo aEssr-
Fiessbl9 locomotives bsi0nging 10 sbs Z sst Ten
ressee ard Virginia rciTosd, and ds5t0yed ons
car bei0sEiag 70 Virgiais and T0nnssss comps
y. 4 zm2l! gusutily Of sais bsionsidg 70 te'
East Tennessee railr0sd was destroyed. We
could lasrs Of no damage done in the towE Of
BisiOi, othar than ssGe patty piu7dsIi5g un
usTtiy Of mention, Ead the same may be SAID
Of tho country which thsy sdvaseed tArougH.
1'se bETat Rudkss could be TeplRced ia thrsl
or four days, bat va understood that It Is tie
ictenG5n OF the railroad company % step thaH
iIsias for tho present at The FIST break, and e
await zntil tas. secsioh becomes more safe ffoH
such raids before rebuilding thcn.
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YOLUNTEER TOAsrs.

Af. G0ald lhen oh5fea the following tossts (:
ihs City Of Rels Ksrk-With her left hsnd
she gTaspo tie hamlet OF the far Wezt, while
WisB hsr Eighs she wsds the ever rolling sea-
ais tessl was responded 30 by Mayor Op-
dyke. Il wsuld bs an aci Of tsnerity en- MS
P-Ts, ne said, 20 detain them at thst late hour.
He was nOs theTe 10 his oficisl cspscity, but WAS
present as q private eluzsH TO do honor, IS sn
iativicual, which be Aad already done officially.
WhAs tie corporate authorities had deae was
nsle seginning. They proposed in the imne-
sinle fu Ure 10 10 What that co nmittss had bsea
ding, sud they would szesl if thas Sogld
Ia few clmplineniary remarks, Mr. James
S. NadsWoTth proposed she soass sf tbs
Press 81 ths C5fg OF Nsl5 KSTk
Liea.- Kramer, Of .hs Yiesss, then proposed the
"AAeaean ladies'" which was received with
thlee Zines ihres.
Ar. Brady thea said that he intended 10 make
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swords, pistols, etc, = queatity Of bloody
clothes sEd blankets were fOuad on bosFd.
VaTy respectfully,
YoUr sbsdiant gsFyeHk
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Gst 8Jen'psis 8WtaL
PUHLIsHED

BF
Join Z. hcCIaH2haH----Beajanis +, Dill.
Under the arn ass style -
EEeeyE AEAET G BILL.
n sshsR all lstiera On sasinsss OtAsruss, Elouls
be addressed
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LETTERS OF REGRET.


.lsr PrssDer Il. Wo:noIe then resd letters Q.
regret at Being nuabls 70 attend, hon Baron
s5sckei. the Russisa Minister Goa. Winfield
scott, Gen John A. DIX, Commod0r0 Paulding
and Senator A0TgAn.
Mr. Brady then gave the 2d reFalsr toast;
Jse President Of the United StGtss-Th
elected leader cf tee nation, " hicu IS solving
tss problem Of seliEogeTnBe1t and universal
ffesdorn ausic; " Hail Columbia" sod Z So
luss iToa tho fart
Tks Hen. Henry Winter Davis responded 10
tbis sasat. E gsii a high compliment 10 the
resolution AID sazaciiy OF the Executive. na
woald speak higher reverence CT that cf1eaI
thnn hipiseT. AT Davis 5nen paid high eElo-
giusn se tho character Of the Amerlean peoP Q.
lie desired to Know where personal liberty Esd
/ hsan violated ip this couniry. He differed from
| he 4sEds of the tosst; tae problem OF seii-goF
| srannent was - exFsILmeat-ls was re2hty
/ The speaker then drew parallel bstween tAs
/ ehasgcs that had taken place IN European eeun-
/ tries, esnpaged with the stability OF Amefeaa
Tbs concluding portion Of Mr Davis address
/ vas q fulsoDe haraneua 10 RasSjan power
I ygaich. hs g. d, was esua.ed sniy ~ Amerleau
! iroe5cn CD g general pitching into EaroPezh
oey4ars. = Abolition review OF the present U@r
! syf a SENEGAL iBvossii0n Of PToyid5ntisl bless
! irss on iiie hosd Of the President.
/ ihs chairmnu then Tezd the next regular toa5i
/ IS fellows
NE RKssiez Macy Always welcems a
/ eaests--dossiy welsOHs now ss aiiies and
/ friends Masc: National bscshaasliaa song
Thjs was GegBsaded 10 by Admaa Lsssefsky
/ yLo remsgEed lhat he WAS lag nom salas 1
/ sso5 IS sker. ewing 20 the imperfect Hnow.edge
ee possssssd oi ans EashsA lARguage. dc Dc
| sirld however, to psy isw words OF Aomas'
/ 70 tas bravery OF tho AHeliean Aayy TiAcs'
/ hsaored Representative was seated nezs TO hln
/ LApPiaase
i..s next ssgBlsT toast was
/ qAs UTstsd sstiss NqBg-TheiT record i
! known ID lis wcfld thsirs are Islaad No. 10
/ Fof. d nelson, Hilton Hssi aud New Orleans
! tsofs sey stand, and there they vail stand Tor
eyer. CCAgsls ] Music; Red, White ans
Blue"
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'rsn the RiahRond whiz, "a
FRsM NGETEERa VIRGINIA.

Inc following oE1clel 0ispatcl from GeHfIel
Lee was received at the Wsr Department Tues
day evening:
Ts GeReral 5. Cooper:
CCTSBGk %, 1858 Gen. Stuart yesterday
opposed, Al B1ckisnd, the advance Of General
Kitpstrcks division Of cavalry, while GcneTsl
Fitzaugh Les attacked BIS asnk and rear. The
enemy was routed and Pursaei uadl he reached
his infantry ssPpeft, ss Haymarkel and Gaines
vile Two huadred prisoners, with h0Es0s,
arus sad equipments, eight wagons asd ambu-
lspces, were captured. Z. Z. LEE
EssssEgsrs irsm Stanton by the CeHirsl
trais, last evening, cssfrm a YePGTt which
rea1Sea here yesterday, Of the capture of lour
hBud 81 and thirty odl prisoners, At Charleston,
in -sTssn couRty, CT SaHdsy lsst, By Gen In
ksdss's csvalry. He UE1s a sudden descent
up.s tie plsee, and suEPrssd The garrison, wae
sursEde1sa sf,ef iOsb's resistance. On their
return, Gen Imbe3ea's nsB were attacked b.
= fsrca of Yahksss sent on. iT0m Hsgp5I's Ferry
kut sfer sro.racse3 skiTrnsLiug tAeT Tepsisea
the enemy sRd brought eff tas prisoners, to-
estAsr With soma nseHi stores.
FreB the Whig 25lAl
The gsusl sources Of Information developed
zstkicg Of sd5ilional interest fr0m Gos. Lss's
araly, yesterday. a private letter from vel
informed seuEcs rsigsTstes tia opinion t8as cam
psiERipr IS ended fU ihs winter.
Assus tsTes huE6rod prisoners, trophies Of tie
late cavalry fEa,s, arrived 'ass eVsniIg.
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The 9nnsRaiEH Ia Virginia.
Froz tse BleAmsnd Examiner, 22d
FROM HoRTHERN YIRarsIA.

Arrivals from Nsrthsrn Yireinis bring rs no
news sf interest thst it is Psrmiss.s!a TO pub
Iish. Priseners eoaiinue to Be brought into
Gordonsvilla. B tween thousand and twelve
bundled srTive3 here yesterday By the Central
ffsigAt train, end were marched t. the Libby,
foil wed by eroEds Of negro spectators and if
teen or twesty Irishv0msn, trying 70 trade
bread and eingeTcakes FIR q gresnbseks
A TELEGRAPH rem StsuntCn, yesterday, an
noauesd tss e4stuIe Of folr huadre1 prisoners
sHd large amount Of stores. at CharlsstowE,
Va, By Gen. Inboden. Tee enemy ssde a
spirited attack is Te.ske tho prisoners, bat In
'bOdsH succeeded in bTinging of beth prisoners
ssd spells in safety.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13
General Shepiey's Speech.

In our paper to-day we lay before the read
er--for which we know we shall receive his
thanks full report Of the eloquent speech
delivered by Gen. Shepley in our City Hall,
on Monday evening, 10th inst. We have
spared neither trouble nor expense TO make
the report accurate, far at least as its state
ments, its facts, its historical information and
its arguments are concerned, though we are
sensible that it may have suffered in the rich
ness of its language and in the effect it will
produce, by passing through the hands Of the
most careful reporter. The earnest soul, the
patriotic inspiration, the magnetism Of pleas
ing address, the clarion tones of the eloquent
author,-all Of which were present in the de-
livery, to give effect TO the impression pro-
duced upon the minds of the thousands who
listened to il, and whose enthusiasm seemed
to know no bounds,--are lost, to greater or
less extent when the reader sits quietly down
TO read; but the convincing argument, the
incontrovertible facts, the inefiacable history,
the Irresistible conclusions are left, and these
we send out to our readers to-day, asking
them TO read, and then lind to their unbelieying
neighbors.
To accommodate this speech we have been
obliged TO leave ont several columns of live
advertisements for single day, but we know
we shall be pardoned for so doing, and espe-
cially as no advertiser shall suffer on our ac-
count. He shall receive ample indemnity for
all invasion of his rights.
The speech OF General Shepey will be
worked off on an extra sheet, with other in
teresting articles bearing upon the great is
sues now before the country, ard be ready
for delivery as early as Saturday If possible
Monday at farthest.
Price of Extras, s1.00 per hundred; IS per
thousand. Send in your orders. 1t should be
placed in the hands of every voter. 1t will
do good, by opening the eyes of those who
have been blinded by prejudice or ignorance
and by quickening the patriotic pulsations o.
the popular heart. We invite especial atten
tion to what the eloquent and gallant
soldier has to say about the suggestion to
seal home our troops"
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13

~ A distinguished army officer-a life
long democrat who never voted other than the
democratic ticket in his life-said to us few
days since, that the resolutions recently pass
ed by the so-called democratic convention, in
the City Hall, were Enthusiastically reasonable
this who carefully reads them. Not one word
of condemnation of rebellion or of the rebels
do they contain, while their whole end and
aim is to find fault with, and condemn all the
measures put forth to uphold the Government
and to put down rebellion.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13
HON. HENRY WINTER DAVIS,
Union,
GEN. o. 0. HOWARD,


viii be present and address the meeting.
Arrangements have been made with the
Grand Trunk Railway Co, by which persons
DESTROYS OF attending the Convention can take
the regular trains on Saturday morning, and
return by extra train same evening, from all
stations between South Paris and Portland at
one half fare. Also on the Kenuebee railroad ;
and it is expected that similar arrangements
will be made with the other roads, of which
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13
DOMESTIC PORTS.

PENsACoLA--In port 10th ult bark Greenland.
Thompson. from Philadelphia. diss:
BALTIMORE : AR 10th. sch Frances Newton,
cid 10Th. brig Chas Heath wyman Bath.
PHlLADELPHiA-Arl0 10th. brigs o Clary Phil
brook. New Orleans Belle OF the Bay, Bogcr. do;
schs Ida Wheeler. Stevens, Boston; Maggie Bell,
Gilkey. Georgetown; J NJ Vance, Burdge. FIN Port
land.
cid 10th. brig Benz Carver Perry. Portland.
ALBANIA sth. sch Henry Clay. Dclano. from
Providence.
NEW Y0Rk-Cid 10th, brig Prcntiss Hobbs. Ellis.
Eli1abethport: sch Gen Peavey flaming rssis
schs Palas. fendlcton. Rockland: Anconia, Leigh.
ton Millbridgc; Sea Breeze Coombs. Bangor: Penn
svlvania, Rogers, Boston; Thatcher Taylor. Loring
CID nth. ship Thos Durham. Young. for London ;
bark Elizabeth. Martin. Trieste; brig b Acu.C Cur
It's riciou: schs Julia A Decker. Dunton, Augusta;
Z brown. Nash Rockland; Jasper. Hutehings.
Boston: Laconia. Proctor, do; Bay State. vcrril
Portsmouth.
IBy tell Ar 18th, bark Brothers. from Cienhacgos:
brigs Augusta. from Mansanilla; Union. I'm Ponce
Maria. from Para; Sarah flagg =.
HARfFoRO-Ars th. sch ii Boynton, Herrick'
PIovIDENcEr-Ar lith. sch zicova, Murch. from
PAWTUCKET-Ar 10th. schs Edward wootcn,
Young aud Exchange Kelley. Rondout.
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar 10th inst. schs Redington.
Clark Calais for Philadelphia; Fncnix. Henly, do
for Providence: Mary Louisa. Turner Bangor for
Washington: Marshall Perrin. Gibbs. Gardiner for
do: Forest. Wilson, Rockland for New lork; W u
Darling, Baxter Portland for do.
Sailed 10Th. schs Golden Gate. Rising Sun.
Howe, II Thompson. NJ q Leonard
Passed by 10TH brigs Abby Watson. Allen. Carde-
for Boston; Eurus, Parsons, IRON Philadelphia
Tor do.
BosToN-Ar 18th. bark Sonpareil. Firm. Csdiz;
brigs Hey ward. Handy. Beaufort NC; w Treat,
Park, Port Even; schs Silver Magnet, Terry. and
Triumph. Watson. Phiiadephia; Georgia. Davis. and
Velocity. Rich Rondout: Sailors Return. Wallace.
Calais; Freedom. Small, Msehias; Thames: Robbins.
Ellsworth; Halcyon. hing. Franklin: Elizabeth.
WATSON. and A Hamlin. Lsnsil. I'm Bangor; Saxon.
Snow do: Rochester Hutchins. Bath.
cid 18th. sch Eliza Otis. Ryder. Belfast
Ar 18th, brigs Manlius. Norton. Rondout: Lyra.
Low, do, Centaur. kelion. Philadelphia; Amos NJ
Roberts. Doak do; sehs Maine Law. Amesbury. New
Orleans; Onatavia. Jameson. aud J Bird. French.
Philadelphia: Olive Branch. rhurston. Calais; Rosa.
Gilpatrick, and Sarah, Haskell. New York; knight,
Gage. do: Dove Thurston. Calais; Olive Elizabeth.
Hamilton and Bramhall. Sawyer. Portland; Arzoo.
Eaton. and Waterloo. Congdon, Bangor.
cid 18th, schs Nickerson. Nickerson Batimorc
Patterson. Weaver. Halowell, TO load for Phila-
dephia.
Below 18th. brigs Anna ID Torrey, & ON CAdix; Alb
by Watson. from Cardenas.
NEwBURYPoRr-Ar llth. sch Georgia, SWEET.
Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13

GREAT DIscovERY.-Ana adhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient.
ly strong without stitching;
That will effectually mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families,
wiliiind it ISvALuABLE. intellectually stopthc
leakage of Coal OIL
II is insoiublc in water or OIL
Its liquid. and as easily applied as paste.
II will adhere oily substances
II is
HILToN'S INSoLUBLE CEMENT
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, RI.
Supplied in packagesfr 2 or. to lo0ibs., by
CHAs. RICHARDSON & CO.,
81 Broad Street. Boston.
Sole Agents for New England.
febl5dly
n CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly pripte
AZ this once. II
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13
ECIAL NOT ICES.
Card.

The Sons Of Temperance desire 10 return their
thanks 10 Mr.. w. Il. Dunnell, the gentleman in
charge of the rove at Buxton Centre, for his
teons treatment Of them while their recent
sion to that place. Also TO the proprietors of the
Grove for the free of the same.
To the proprietor of the adjoining grove we would
saw that his conduct in trying TO sponge the people,
received the universal condemnation of the party.
Per order Committee of Arrangements.
augll 3ts
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13

BAD BREATH-The greatest Curse the human
family is heir to- How many lovers il has separat d
how many friends forever parted. The subject i.
too delicaie your nearest friend will not mention it,
and you are ignorant of the fact yourself To effect
a radical cure use the "BALM OLA THOUSAND
FLOWERS'' as a dcntridce night and morning. /,
also beauties the complexion, removing all tan,
pmples and frcckles leaving the skin soft and white
Price so cents. For sale by IL. II. Hay, agent for
Maine, and all druggists. auglS coda eow3m'
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13

sy- Aroostook County, as we learn from
the Sunrise" threw last year, 1910 loyal
votes, with large number in unorganized
plantations and in the army who did not vote.
1t has larger per centage of its voters in the
army than any other County from which
fact Bro. Stickney argues, and we think his
argument well based, that there are loyal men
and women enough to abundantiy sustain a
a paper devoted to the cause Of our country.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday. ...-..........---Augsss fe.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City. Liseomb. Boston.
Steamer Daniel Webster, Deerinx. Bangor.
Steamer Harvest Moon. Roix. gardiner.
Brig Douglas. IBrl Stuart. Hillsboro NIB.
Brig Elmira. Hail. Philadelphia
Brig Geo Burnham. tnewI Latham. Frecport
Sch Esther Jane, Brl Warnock. CORVALLIS rs
Sch Swordfsh. (Brl Hiltz. Hisboro NIB.
Sch Harriet Fuller, Hamilton. Jersey City.
Sch Benton. Orr. Harpswell.
Sch Oceanica, Ncwbert. Boston for wsldoboro.
sch Boxer. Sutton. Bangor for Danyer.
Sch Mayfower. Weymouth. Bangor for salem.
Sch Maj Deering, Lewis, Bangor for Now Bedford.
Sch Blue jacket, Baker. Bangor for kittery.
Sch Morca, kellar, Thomasfon for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake. wicts. Now York - Emery
& Fox.
steamer Gen Berry. tnew. IA tonsl Boston-ROss
& Sturdvant.
Sch Flora, tBrl Potter. westport Ns-master.
Sch Mary Ann. lBrl Croker. westport NS-master
Sch Julia, tBri Anderson, Fredericton MN j
Miller
Sch Julia Newell. Cushing. Baltimore-E @ Will
lard.
York Son.
Sch Ellen. Ware. Gardiner-Flng Drew.
AILED-wind N-brig Zephyr, for Cork; steamer
Gen Berry.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13
Windham.

The Republicans of windham, and all Others who
are Internationally 10y al 10 the Government of the
United states and who support It's measures for the
suppression OF the rebellion, and who resolved
10 spare no endeavor to maintain National Union
both In principle and territorial boundary. are re-
auesfcd TO meet at the Town House In said town, ON
saturday August 18th. nj O'Clock In tho afternoon
10 select delegates the County and Senatorial Dis
trict Convention, to be holden at Portland August
goth.
Per order Of the Republican Town Committee.
windham Angus. B. 1858. aulz
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13
Falmouth.

The legal voters of Falmouth Internationally 10y
al TO the Government, requested TO meet at the
Town House in said town, on Saturday, the 18th
inst at O'Clock r. NJ, to choose delegates TO at
tend the Convention TO be holden in Portland Thurs
day Goth inst. to nominate Judge of Probate.
Clerk of Courts, County Commissioner, County
Treasurer, and four Senators.
Per order of Town Committee.
Falmouth, Aug. 10, 1853. augll I'd
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13
POwual.

The legal voters Of Pownal who are uncondiiion-
allv loy al to the Government and determined to up
hold all its necessary 10 put down rebellion
and ia restore the Union. requested to meet IN
caucus at the Town House, Tuesday, August 10. AZ
O'Clock p NJ to choose delegates to the Senatorial
and County Convention.
Per order Town Committee.
Pownai, August r. 1858.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13
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Cane Elizabeth.

The Republicans and all good Union men of Cape
Elizabeth requested to meet at the Town Honse
in said town. on Saturday the 18th inst, Mt O'Clock
r. NJ to choose delegates 10 attend the County Con-
vention to be held in Portland Thursday, Aug
10th, to nominate County Officers.
Per order Town Committee.
Cape Elizabeth, August 10, 1868. augll
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13
New Gloucester.

The legal voters OF New Gloucester, who are un-
condtionally loyal the Government of the United
States are requested TO meet at the Town House on
Saturday, the 18th inst at o'clock z. NJ. to select
delegates 10 tattcnd the County Convention. to be
held in Portland on the Goth inst, and to attend to
such other business may properly come before
them. Per order of Town Committee.
New Gloucester, Aug. Is, 1853. I'd
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13

L. F. Arwoops BIrrERs.-Because there are ma
ny worthless nostrums in the market it does not fol-
low that nothing good can come out Of Egypt"
L. T. Atwood's BiIters considered an exception
TO tho rule. There times when the system needs
cleansing. and healthy action stimulated, and we
know of nothing that ectualy docs this as these
btters. Read the certificate of Chas. Whitney in
special notice column.-Aroostook Pioneer.
ugIn
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-13
UNION NOMIN
FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL CONY.
Scarborough.

The Republicans of Scarborough and all others
who are dtionally loyal 10 the Government of
the United states requested TO meet at the Town
House in said town, Monday, August 18th. Mt six
O'Clock NJ to choose delegates to attend the Coun-
ty Convention to be holden in Portland August 10th,
1868.
Per order Town Committee. augl3