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BY TELEGRAPH.
rorHE
Portland Daily Press.
Special Dispatch to the Press.
Sad Affair I'm the Maine State Prison.

RocKLAND, July 10.
From B. B. Thomas, Deputy Warden. we
learn the following particulars regarding the
death OF Patrick Mahoney, prisoner in the
painting department Maine State Prison, which
occurred Saturday, July 18th:
Mahoney being shown concerning his work
by the Overseer used abusive language. He
was ordered to go and get shaved, and then
resume work. Upon his return he was ques-
toned, why he used such insulting language,
whereupon he repeated it,. aud said he meant
what be said. lie was then ordered 10 the
guard room, which order lac refused TO obey,
remarking that he should not go unless car
ried. The Overscer struck him with a cane
with the intention only OF compelling him to
obey the summons. The blow took effect upon
his head. lie Immediately turned and walked
away, after which il was ascertained the blow
bad proved fatal. He lived but six hours.
Mahoney was formerly nom Bangor, where
he has parents now residing. Z. b. A.
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BowdOipa College.

rNHE Annual Examination of Candidates for adj
i mission to Bowdoin College will take place on
Friday. the seventh dav of August next, at eight o.
clock in the forenoon, in the Medical College; and
also on Thursday, the 9th day of August, at the
same hour aud place
LEONARD WOODS, President.
brunswick. July 9Th. 1898. jystd
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u. 5. sIar.hars Notice.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. I
Dfxfrfrf of Matua -

UNITED STATES OF AMEnrcA.t
District OF Maine, -.
Pursuant TO Mention from the Hon. Ashur Ware.
Judge OF the United States District Court. within
and Tor the District OF Maine. hereby give public
notice that the following Libel has been fled In ssid
Court. viz:
LIBEL against the SCHOONER "REp ROBIN"
her faekie apparel and Furniture together scifh TWO
THOUSAND BUSHELS SALT AND SIX BoLrs OF
DUCK found laden on board Of said schooner seized
by the Collector of the District Of Aaehias, on the
sixth day of July 1853 at Cutler, in said District
Which seizure was for breach of the laws Of the
United States as is more particularly set forth IN
said LIBEL that hearing and trial win be had there
ON at Portland. the First Tuesday ef 4agusf
merit where any persons interested therein may ap-
pear and show cause if any be shown, wherefore
the same should not be decreed forfeit and disposed
of according to law.
Dated at Portland this seventeenth day Of July.
A. ID. 1863
y. A. QUINBY
U. S. Deputy Marshal Dist. Of Maine.
jylT-dl4d.
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Dissolution Of Copartuershju.

rNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers under the firm of Read Cressey
CO.. is this day dissolve By mutual consent
Either partner is authorized to the name of the
firm in liquidation. JOS w. READ,
J. HARRIS CRESSEY.
Portland, june 30, 1868. jyl diff
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For the Islands.

cn. The steamer CASC0 will, until
g.x@>v<,zze further notice, leave BuRNHAMs
ss-ssPc..ss]< wharf for PEAKS and CusHINe.s
ISLANDS nj aud 10. 80 A. NJ. aud and g. so p. NJ.
Returning. will loaye CUsHISG's ISLAND at As and
H. 10 A. NJ. and 2.45 aud 5i5P NJ
The boat will touch at PEAKS ISLAND every trip
down. but returning. will only touch there the LAST
Trips ia the forenoon and afternoon.
Fare Down and Back 25 Cents.
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TIME two rooms in the second story Of the Goldman
IL Block, lately occupied by John w. Munger, ESQ
Possession given July lst. Apply TO
STEELE & HAYES.
Portland. june %. 1853. jes0
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flvHE eligible and convenient Chambers over store
L No. IA Market square. occupied by Nj.
Rufus Durham. suitable for saleuooms or other
purposes. Possession given about July LIST. Alto
one very desirable Chamber in the third story Of
same block. Apply TO
t24 diff THOMAS or WIN. HAMMOND.
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PORT REGULATIONS.
NOTICE.

Collectors Office, July 49, 1853
DY order of the Secretary of the Treasury. NO
I'D vessel, other than STEAMERS aud PACKETS
known to be engaged regular lines or in the en-
ploy of the ARMY or NAVY, will be allowed TO leave
this port between the hours of sunset aud sunrise,
until further orders.
Such vessels above named as are authorized to
leave the harbor between sunset and sunrise, must
procure their passes at the Custom House, and show
The same TO the commanding officer OF the Revenue
Cutter in the harbor who Is ordered TO bring to and
detain ali vessels leaving between those hours with
out such pass,
on nferia0 the port. will forthwith report to hel be-
fore proceeding 70 anchorage.
This regulation Of the Department at Washin gton
will be enforced upon FISHING and CoAsriSe, as
well as other vessels.
ylT d2w JEDEDIAu JEwETT, Collector.
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WANTS....LOST.
Rent Wanted.
O. good, convenient house-rent $50 to
H;,: 500. Enquire at Exchange street.
-iA jylIu J. A.FENDERSON.
Wanted.

SUBSrlTUTES FOR DRAFTED MEN. 10 able
- bodied men wanted to substitutes for
drafted men. 81 bounty will be paid to each man
when accepted and mustered into the service.
JOHN c. PROCTOR
Portland, July 49, 1868. cd1w
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For Sale.

- two-story house. Thoroughly built.
Iii: slated roof IL finished rooms, convenient for
I'LL one or two families. with bay windows plenty
OF excellent water: wood-house attached, and
large garden lot--situated vcranda street, nea
Tukey's bridge, in wcstbrook within ten minutes
walk OF Portland Post ofhce- Conditions easy price
low. and excellent peighborhood.
jos d3m ISAAC SYLVESTER.
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Our Army Across the Potomac.
From New Orleans and Port Hudson.

NEW ORk, July To.
The Baltimore American OF yesterday says
our whole army is again beyond the Potomac.
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Desirable Co,,mtry Sem.

For sale or TO let the two story brick
6sSS house and outbuildings, in Westbrook,
llV0s VI now occupied by Otis Brown.
ILL The premises occupy the crest OF the
hill. near those OF A. w. Iongfellow,
ESQ. and command the finest prospect Of this vicin-
Apply TO Angus US TATE. Sfroudwater VII
iage. or TO sHEPLEY DANA, over Canal Bank.
Portland July IL. 1863. jy15 DIV
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Houses mt Auction

( fnday July z4fh, at O'Clock p. NJ, we shall
~ sell the two-sfory wooden house on Mechanic
street. No g. IL has ~ finished rooms besides store
rooms and closets; abundance hard and soft water
property. .'
hls9, the onc-and a-haf story wooden house. with
80 III ement, No As ON Green street. This house
M ~ nhlshed rooms besides closets with Abundance
a. d s a1 ana soit water IL Is pleasant, healthy
anu s''u ne shnorhood and desirable as q residence
Immediately after the aIore sqles
- ne two-story wooden house No IL Mechanic 81
This house has a brick basement. IA duished rncrns
water. and abundance OF son These housss az III
IN good order and occupied by good tenants Sale
positve-title ciear-tcrIn easy
Also, two story brick house, No IL Mechanic AZ
IN complete repair, with fourteen finished rooms
plenty hard and soft water, under = good lease -
Terms at sale.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneer,.
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Boxytloin College,

fTvIIE Annual Meeting of tine Oyerseers of Bowdor
Il College will be holden at their Room in the Col
lege Chapel, the fourth day of August next, at
O'Clock p NJ. A. e. ROBBINS, Secretary
Brunswick, July 9Th, 1868. jys I'd
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FOR SALE & TO LET.


IN second floor, Middle Street, centrally situated
~ and easy Of access. Apply 1t No. 81 CONNER
ciai street. UE n
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Wanted 20 Purchase or Rent i.

IN the Southwest part Of the city. moderate sized
House. for a small family, where there are no
children. Apply to w. RYAN.
jy15 diff l6l Commercial street.
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For Snle.

nice one and . half story housc,
hSss&3 centrally situated. containing ii finish
ipessXR ed rooms, with gas all through. brick
llllH cistcrn, fruit trees. &C. Price $500
jyl6 1wcds RIG. York / SON
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Loss Of the Steamer Ruth.

War Department, Adjutdnt Generals Office,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1868.
ucucvup OTurTe, 1rU. Of7.-In NO OO~rt Of In.
quiry instituted by Special Order No 4Os, OF
September II, 1868, from the War Department
whereof Major General David Hunter, United
States volunteers, is president, and which CON-
vened in the city Of st. Louis, Missouri, Sep
tember 81, 1863, i" to investigate the circlm-
stances attending the loss of q large amount of
funds by the destruction Of the steamer Ruth,
by fire." has reported the following
OPINION: .e
"After the examination of many witnesses
and documents, and q careful inquiry into all
the circumstances Of the case, the Court is of
the opinion that the steamer Ruth was fred by
an incendiary; not for the particular purpose
although that may have been an additional
object-of destroying the public funds en- board,
but in conformity with what appears to be a
plan Of the rebels for the destruction OF the
water transportation in the valley Of the Mis-.
sissippi, and thus Gripping the movements of
our armies"
The Court is Of opinion that ano Government
officer or agent of the funds has been TO blame
for misconduct or neglect Of duty in the prem
ises."
The foregoing opinion having been duly sn,-
mit:ed, is approved.
The Court of Inquiry of which Major Ge,I
Hunter is president, is dissolved.
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
E. d. TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adjutant General.
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DROP OSALs FOB WOOD,

CH1sF ASSISTANT ouA.rzsxAsrsR's orr1cE,)
DEPOT Of "a'AvWf sssin Nc las no. No., u.s.
5oRS Ss 81 81 iIEsE s. s5 X.
THURsDAY, the 18th day of November. 1858, 1t
The Wood to be good. sound and merchandise,
don5 q! fses long, and split to the ordinary sise Of
The Wood to be delivered in Wa, hineton, D. O.,
% follows two hume red and fifty t250) cords at the
Green. and the other two hundred and f,fty 1aSl
cords st the woodward corner Of 20th and streets;
corded, measured and inspected =
the to inspect ana MEASURE the Wool d.
and such z: does not conform to the above speci6-
All 70 be delivered before the arst day Of Dseea-
Payment to b made upon the completion Of the
- PROPOSALS.
lfs bid is made in the name Of arm, tho names
considered Is the iadivids proposal ii the 1arss
.flors.al. from s,sloy.l p.rtie. will not ,. so..
Prosossis must BE- addressed to o.,s. Baward L.
nari:d fro1ossis scr MoodH ~ '0'n' % PLAINLY
aUARANTD1.
ssrss.ss q o.1 Ie II
nesreet district Court or Of tie Unitsd States Dis
The sSiiisS bidder to all the contract should
be aw .,ha to him must BE guaranteed By two
pended 70 me sqa55sntse' and said guarantee must
Bidders must be present in person vh>n the bids
are opened. or their proposals. will not BE- eonsid-
Bonds in the sum Of two thousand dollars. signed
s. Issair:d # the .ase:s.fai bidder Or eiadsrs
wv 5osM Of GUARANTEE.
ws:-.-,of The county Of =, and STATE Of
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
NAVAL ORDERS

NAVAL ORDERS.
Capt John R. Goldsborough, ordered to ord
nance duty ct Portsmouth, N. H.
1t. Commander Henry d. Todd, detached
from the Naval Academy, and ordered to the
Sangamon.
Lit. John Weidmar, detached from the San
CANON, and waiting orders. s
I 1t George Dewey, ordered to the Agawam.
Carpenter Luther Manson, detached from the
Saratoga, and waiting orders.
RHslaSATIoNs.-Thom H. Whitney has
resigned his commission an Assistant Sur
geon in the navy.
Geo. w. Them has resigned his warrant 80
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-.sTHR NAVY REsIsrER FOR 1s64.-The Navy
Department is preparing the Annual Register
of the Navy of the United States for the yeSr
1854. 1t will contain the names Of more vessels
of war and officers than any other document
ever issued before. There will be about six
hundred vessels Of all classes, over two
hundred of which have been built by the regu-
lar naval constructors OF the Government, and
OF course, can compare favorably with the best
navy. built ships in the world. The disasters
to the navy during the year were not numerous
the cambridge, Mississippi. and some more
Insignificant crafts having been lost. In the
list OF officers their win be no material altera.
tions, except that Admiral Dahlgren will fol-.
low Admiral Dupont on the Register"
The above from city contemporary abounds
with errors. The work OF preparing the Naval
Register is not berun until the drst of the year.
in order that it may be what It puFports to be
and contain all names OF officers, promotions,
&C., up to that date, and which cannot be an
ticipated. The Mississippi was not an ssinsig-
nificant craft" being nearly 1,7oO tons. There
will be quite material alteration in the list q
Porter having been made
m Admiral and eight Commanders and seven
Lieutenant Commanders having already been
promoted. ..s4
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Abandoned TensDents, Lands, he.
War Department. Adjstant Generals 0goe'
= ~, - HHx. - HfOhAG q. 1663.

Var Dspayfmenf. Adjstant Generals 0Noe'
WAsHfsaT0s. October 9. 1883
General Orders, Nc 33i.--The President orders:
1. An houses, sensnsnts, lands and p, plaza &c,
tar nurnoeee, which have been or may b 2
deser.sa and .6ando.ed BY aasargsn,s ~sn nm
Tinted states forces In states declared by pro.
clamstion Of the President to Be in insairsc.
ton, will, hereafter, be under the SUPERVISING
special agents Of the Treasury Department
3 All commanders Of military departments.
districts and posts, will, upon the receipt Of
this order, surrender and turn over to the
proper Supervising special agen. such houses,
tenements, lands and plantations, not req uired
for military use. IS may be in their possession
or under their control; and all omcers Of the
army Of the United States will, at all times,
render to the agents appointed by the Secrs.
tary Of the Treasury all such aid as may be
necessary to enable them to obtain possession
Of such houses, tenements, lands and planta-
items, and TO maintain their authority over the
same. q ts1
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
E.. D.TOwNsKND
Assistant Anintant General
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MOVEMENT TO PROMOTE VoLUHTEERINa.-
An important movement to promote volun.
tsering and thereby prevent another draft in
this District, will be inaugurated in the Council
Cnamoer, City Hall, tonight. Appended to
tAe cali Tor the meeting are the names OF many
OF the best and most substantial citizens OF
"ssningson-busidess men, who seem desi-
lons OF ming mp the ranks Of our army in the
oes' way possible, and at tha same time to
oner such inducements as to make i. an ob;so =,
1er volunteers to step forward and enro, their
names. &sz
There will no ,ubt be q large meeting IN.
night, and the same patriotic spirit that eaused
our citizens to orally round the flag" in the
oark days OF 1861, will not be wanting in this
case as stimulant to active exertion and lib
erai contribution
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE GUERRILLASI In WESrERNkRN-
TUCkY,
Of Railreads-Capture Of
Passenger Train.

~es'fs csish Oh MISUNDERSTANDING Of a
Passenger Train.
COLUMBUS, KY, Nov. "a large force q,
Ruerrllias, supposed to number one Thousand.
passed between here and Union city ON SUNDAY
night: They were commanded by Nev,om
snd asuikner. and tore M the railroad track,
ruined bridges, cur the tslegrapn wires, and
committed other depredatisns. 4 train Of dis.
covery went eat on the road YESTERDAY. tan,nr
one company. OF infantry, bat retufned last
nFnt. Inc telegraph was working last ni.ht
=, ., Union city. Il win require about ten DAYS
rAproAH.s KY, Nov.3-The passsnsar train
70 Mayneid was captured BY guerrilias at Msv.
Heid. Yesterday. freight train was also car
tnTed A. the same time and place. Considere.
ole pre- walls here but mp TO 10 o'cioeE
no.ning iuriher has occurred. The Rehais
were scattered along the road At Different sta.
uoIs ior ten miles this side OF Mayneid. hnt did
Hsnsr Lava ns%ssiss. until the train passed up.
eTs, amcng them Hon. Lucien Anderson' Iohr
RoDlnfer T. B. T. Wyman. The teIs:ranb
vsrs .n ,san'ns rom Fadncah to every point
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POLICE RBPoRrs - Second Precines-Nelly
Brown, drunk; dismissed. VIM. A. johnson,
cesertcr: military. 49,
TAird Preeinet.-Bstsy Jamison, petty larceny;
Fenny Jami, on, Co.; jstl. VIZ. Ware, grand
larceny; do Thcs. Sullivan. dssorderly; 81 so.
John SothOron and d. Mccormick, drunk;
FourM Precinct-Frank Faulkner. grand
larceny; jsil for corrt. John Ceerry, do; Is
missed. Also, selling liquor to Solder; 80.
and turned over to tie military. MARTA y IN
nor, creating nuisance: $3.50. Jas. Pennie,
dIsorderly; dis .nissed. MIR. Git,er, petit lar
eenv; do. Thos. Basne5, drunk; 81. Z. b.
MEG rady, disorcsrly; So.
Sigh Precinct-D. Ssn9-t and HSarJ Har-
neau, drunk and disorde-ly; dlsmixeG
7enh Precinct-Jane MAJ gum, tnsrsafS; bail
for peace Jpo. Johnson, indecect Language;
81. Jane Barton, selling liquor unlicensed |;
$40. Darkey Glascoe, stesling a watch; dis.
missed. Anre Butler, profanity; 81. Angus
Ia MontieriTs, wagon unlicensed; dismissed.
Mary Eutier, selling liquor unlicensed $40.
Sarah Brown, disorderly; 81. Minnie me0in-
~. do; workhouse Mary McCabe, drunk
and disorcerly; dismissed. Alice Cole, Catha-
rine Light, drunk and profane; IS es IN. Ma
Tidy Light, do: SO. Ellen Smith, do; judge
msEs not returned.
v Cow ALHsCKNTs.-Ye $50 conva-
lescents were cent from Soldiers Rest to Camp
Chase, Ohio; $50 men for 10Th Pennsylvania
cavalry arrived last night, rs also did IA ex-
chnnsDi prisoners from Camp Chase, Ohio; III
from Cumberland, and l2 recruits from Hor-
rsbCrg.
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The Maryland Election.

In addition to the returns of the Maryland
election printed elsew here in the Star to-day,
we have the following from Prince George
county, viz:
At Bladensburg-For Congress, Calvert
Quasi Unionl 1876, Holland funconditional
Gnion) 0, Harris (secesh) 81. For Comptrol-
Ter, Mafit quasi Union) 22i. Colds borough
unconditional Union) 10.
AT Beltsyille-About 200 votes were polled,
OF which Holland, for Congress, had % mai.
At queen Anne precinct-Fcr Congress, the
vote was Calvert %, Harris 6s.
AS yet, 1t Is impossible to say who has carried
the district (5th) for Congress; the friends of
Calvert insisting that the contest has been
between himself and Harris-a choice, to Us,
Ike that between the ID and q witch.
throughout the last session Of Congress, Mr.
Calvert, while trying 70 cheat himself into the
belief that he was Unionist, was really one
OF tho most efficient allies the rebellion had in
the House, caueusng with its representatives
In the body, and generally finding some excuse
Tor voting with them en- all test Questions.
Inc cause of the Union will be the eainer nv
tne election OF an avowed sympathizer with
the rebellion in his stead, as such a members
course will Ia readily aDn-~cs.s TOD. .,-
true value.
At Annapolis this morning it was generally
believed that Creswell Unconditional Union,
had beaten Crisaeld for Congress In the First
District This impression must have been the
1esult Of the information brought from Eastou
Cup to a. m. yesterday by the steamer Kent
twelve hours later than that brought by the
steamer Champion. We trust it may prove
true. Crisfield IN the last House, simply rep.
resented the expiring hopes and wishes OF
those who would sooner see the rebellion tri.
umph than one Of the riyileges and (so-called,
vested rights OF slavery to depress and other
wise injure every other right and interest in
the State interfered with to any extent what
ever Men OF his school have no business in
congress from Maryland at this time, as the
prompt aorogation OF slavery throughout its
limits would do more by way OF Fastening the
end Of the war than a dozen victories. in IN.
Geld. @@ --s
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- One q the fsuilletonists Of Paris N.
nonnees saas among the fashions 70 b adopted
seaeon. - that Of feminine whiskcxs! ! -
- Dufing the month sf August the yalue az
tbs Government horses hrouehs from m ~
was 0l35, QUO
IA mason as Harrisburg, Pa, while drsss.
tleenAke inside. - ''-A-'~
- Ooaa sslis h Cincinnati .. % cents nor
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Officers Of Iavalid Corps.

Var Depavtmenf, Adjutdnt CeHerdPs ONce,
WAsHINeToN, Oct. 26, 1868.
General Orders, No. 3as.-The Provost Mar
shall Ger eral having been authorized Ssptem.
Der S, 1863 to organize the companies of the
Invalid Corps into regiments, the limitation in
paragraph S, in General Orders No. 173, under
which no officer Of the corps can receive q
commission higher than the grade Of major, is
removed. The grade Of colonel and lieutenant
colonel are authorized from September s, 1863.
BY order of the Secretary Of War:
e. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
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FROM THE AMY OF rae Poro,.c

WAsHINaToH, Nov. 5.-fAssociated Pr.
Dispatchl -lnfo1mation from ths Army ~ ~
Potomac 10 that ths rebels still hold tie rissr
line from Sulphur SprlnGs "a, Falmouth. On
cavalry are on the front, and nearly All onr
ssck and wounded have hesn sent away.
The Second, Sixth and SeHsnth wisconsin
reeiments, Of the IFons Brigade. in voting for
the Republicans ticket, and for the Opposition.
Ipe returns from the Filth Wiscon sin reeiment
ne$e not been received. 7~-'
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DEAD.

a.. --|-----I- -. DEAD. ~ "----F--
First Lieut.. L. M. 4oldsbcrough, u. s. Me-
rine Corps, son of Admiral Goldsborough, died
at the residence OF his father in this city, this
morning at3H O'Clock.
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Desc RTERS

Chas. Bradshaw and VIM. Hogan, 14th N H.
vols, and Barney Camel, a5th N. Y, were
ARE sted last night by Capt. Dolan's detectives,
and turned over to Capt Scheets
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SECOND EDITION,
1 O'oLOOK r. II.

TIE MAINLAND ELEcTIoS 1T fs thought
at Marlboro' that Jarboe, the democratic can.
didase for Register Of Wills, has boon elected,
and that Calvert has csrried the county by
small majority. 1t is also claimed that the
large majoriiies in Calvert, st. Marys and
Charles counties, with the large vote in Anne
AruDdel for Harris, has elected him by q small
majority. - s
At Rockville tits reported that Montgomery
county has gone Democratic BY 400 majority.
F ockville itself giving zoo majority that way.
Berrys Precinct goes Union BY 50 majority.
Medley's goes Democratic, by what majority
Goldsbororgh is undoubtedly elected Comp.
troller in the State by a very lsrge majority.
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pRJsONEpS oP STATE

PRISONERS OF STATE
James Mehugh, Moses G. Petit and David
Williams. prisoners of State, reached here from
Alexandria last night and were committed to
the Old Capitol by order OF Capt. Todd.
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PRISONERS OF WAR

PRISONERS OF WAR.
Richard Mehugh, company A, 9th Virginia
cavalry, and John F. Watts, rebel conscript,
were committed to the Old Capitol last night
as prisoners of war.