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The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12

For the week ending Aug. IL. 1863 prepared EXPIRES
ly for the PRnss, BY Mr. NJ. n. Rich


49,
taops represent prices of large lots from rt hands
unless otherwise stated and that in filling small or.
ders, higher rates have to be charged.
AsHEs-Both Pots and Pearls have declined
Sales arc now made at otgi!c ID.
APPLES.-Early crop green apples are now quite
scarce dealers being unable to obtain sufficient sup
ply to meet the demand and prices have considers
bly, enhanced. sales were made at s5.Joas on Mon
day and yesterday. Dried Apples are nominal at o
C963c for slced and cored. uncored are slow sale
at 3a3ic y 10.
BFANS.-The market rules dull and nricos steady
with moderate demand at go ssdS for Whit, Pea
Beans 2 .5g2 81 and blue pods ~. I6g3.0 p bush.
There Is little or no demand for yellow eyes and col
orea beans
BUrTER.-Good table butter Is moro scarce, and
prices have recently advanced Choice Vermont and
,ae s. ,,, mor'n zo9tzS anu e9 , oa
io9-,s ~, o.,. !. s "so mSnet anu 'hc uohhauo
is good at iSai'e 10.
baEAp.-rrices 3, LOT ai KINDS Bread nave down.
MAIu tenuenes. iheIe continued mo9cIa.e , ne-
mand Tor all kinds bread, and now quote Pilot % 500
., SmP Vog = 20 ooi-' anu sfackers V9o 20 "
ori, or aogfoc v iVo.
bon SHookS-The market continue, to rule
quiet and inactive, as there Is yet no demand Tor
Snpp'nR, anu We continue 70 quote homhahf QUO
ior pihe' ana oi9f"c LOT spruce
CoOPERAGE.-Eyeryc class of Cooperage remains
dun aud inactive. City made sugar and moasses
shooks are IN better demand, ana more hrm we
notice sales OF zypo city made sugar looks al szVo
and GOO 3S-inch do at g 40 Hoops are more firm at
our quo,suons headings are dniI ana prices droop
ing we now quote son pine &c, and hard &c
CoFFEE.-we notice NOR frmness in the mar
tet but prices have as vet undergone no decided ad
vance and we continue 10 onofe Rio 2qa3Dc and
81. Domingo 2Sa2gc. Java has decIined 10 3,d3sc
We ouote Mocha 3Sa40c ~ M
cnrrer ~ - y..,,,on, .,a
- Iiccs arc lower, anu Nsfmo o anu
Wv lorA 49, NY ~" seiing ~ a. ~" y,
country OF ,n wnien ,nese very little IN Market
HO~ "na..H, -.
CREAM iA6lAh--fnre Crystals nave recent
DEFINED; aithongn ,axes on mansise,srea VIII
no. sunni ., my reauc.,o no lor g.ouna anu Nc evn,
price for pure
CANDLES.-Priccs remain steady at previ-
Gus quotations. which continue for mould Can
dies at l4l dgl5c, and Sperm 35d3sc
CEMENr-The high ruling rates of freight con-
tinue keep prices for cement at high figure. We
now quote 81 coal IS per cask
CoAI-prices remain steady s, the recent decline
and we continue 10 quote white Ash Lehigh and
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12

APoLoGETIC.-Ou city subscribers cannot
feel more annoyed than we have been by the
hardness with which they have Tor few days
received their papers. We had the misfortune
to break our power press ard were obliged to
send TO Boston to repair damages. In conse-
quence of this accident We have depended up
on our neighbors for accommodation, which
has thrown us back an hour or more each
morning. We are doing the best we can
With an edition Of from 5000 to 1000 we find
it impossible to work our paper in season for
an early distribution. We are having press
built in New York, and have the promise Of
it in about four weeks, that will work with
more than double the speed of our present
press. When we get that We win make amends
for present delays.
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List Of Exemption-and the Cause.
AUGUST 10th and 18th. 1854.

Manuel West, aienage; Charles + CULVER IN
guinal hernia; Andrew Hutchinson, chronic spinal
disease; Edward Beaseley, confirmed scrofnla Hosea
i Libby, old injury of throat; VIM Mason. chronic
Emery. non residence; Francis Eseleth hernia
John Hiliman. over age; Ebon w Mflliken. con-
genital deformty Of right leg; Henry A Dow epi-
lepsy and varcos veins; Edward flanagan, alienase
Charles York. fracture Of skull; Seward p Leigh
ton, paralysis; Benz X Niles scrofuIa; VIM r New
man, only son subject to draft; William n Foster,
do; Patrick Burns, over age; Eben A Sawyer, i'm
paired right leg; George Skillings only son John
Warren, impaired constitution Patrick Bradley,
alion; Lemuei Abbot. non residence; Edward Hodr-
don. alienage; David N Hall, hernia; James w
Plaisted. extended fore finger; VIM Fletceer
ahenage; Joshua Waite. Jr. resident; Afonxo
Bibber, feeble constitution; George Burnbam Id
kidney disease; Isaac Libby Jr. feeble consfitutio
Charles Il Deguiro, minus teeth; john Davis,
feeble constitution; Samuel Freeman, under age;
Edward Dow. lame foot: Mark X Lewis in service
March 3D.. 1853: sami Il Perkins. minus teeth; Geo
" Rich, non resident; Edward w Perkins, bad eye
Francis Plaistsd Jrt epieptic hts; John Emery IN
service March 3d. 1863; Ephraim wilds, non eompus
Hanson. inguinai hernia; George Coc. In service
March ID, led3: Daniel Cummings. do: William
Rhodes. father Of mothcrless children; Daniel IA
gan, over age; John Davis, delicate lungs; John
Daily, over age; Francis Jones, in service March
I'D, 1853; Z N Furnish. do. 4arlt
List OF persons who furnished substitutes:
William Staples. Allen Morton, John VI Brown.
Albert Bodge, Manson Scott. Thos W Burnham
Edward A. Noyes. Alexander johnson, Homer y
Lock. John Hogg. Andrew ii Whitney. William g
Carter, Benz y Lunf. Alonzo = Shurflef VIM w
Gould. Michael King, James W Blake. William
Warren. n
III CHARLES ii. DOUGHTY.
Captain and Provost Marshal lst District.
augl2 St
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From the South West.

MEMPHIS, Aug. Z.
The report Of Gen. Hurlbut's resignation
was premature. Gen. Halleck declines to ac-
cept it, therefore Gen. Hurlbut remains in
command of the 10th army corps.
The Mobile News of the Sd says we have
multitude OF reports horribly detrimental to
the character of the patriotism of the people
in many places in Alabama and Mississippi
some of them too dsgraceful to publish. A
portion OF our people have gone stark mad
They are bartard Southerners and recreant
Confederates. The Chief of the Choctaws has
gone to Richmond
An army, $4,000 strong, is still at Meridian
and Enterprise, ready to 60 to Mobile or East,
as circumstances may require.
Extensive preparations are being made to
finish the Notifications Of Mobile.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12
Speech Of Hon. r. O. J. Smith,

Not the interminable speech which he in
nicted upon the legislature last winter, but to
the speech addressed TO the crowd in front of
the Prcble House on Monday evening. do we
refer. Mr.. F.0. .. S. was one of the mid
night orators on that occasion, aud from the
report Of those who listened TO his speech
We Judge 1t must have been rich afi,ir-as
rich as compost heap or any other rotten
material intended for snanurial purposes.
We give only few Of the gems which the
Hon. gentleman coutrived to string on his
rhetorical thread for the edacation and amuse-
ment Of his Copperhcad associates, and we do
this that our rcaders-that the better class OF
citizens who were at home in honest mems
beds-may form an idea of the material which
could Be held together by such attractions,
and Of the spirit aud dnfmus of the attraction
They will Judge whether, if removed from this
"one-horse town" to the Empire city,he would
not be found with Rynders, Burr aud other
evil spirits Of that kidney, in setting ION fire
Of hell" the in6ammabe materials with which
that great vortex Of passion abounds, and in
inaugurating such crusades against law, order
and the public peace as the one which has so
lately been put down ia that metropolis. But
for the gems.
While speaking, the orator was greeted with
Kisses. Turning in the direction OF the hiss
es he said, a Ia Japanese, IF 1t was not in
id one-horse town they would get their
bowels ripped out"
II any Provost Marshal should attempt vio-
/. lently to arrest him, he might prepare to
meet his God in just two minutes.D
The Advertiser is above all party politics,
not controlled by any set Of men; "God Al
mighty alone dictates its counsel"
One more gem. Unless forced to do so he
would mot pay cent to carry on the war,
and he would use his whole influence to pre-
vent the Government from getting single
man; we are In the midst of revolution at
the North, as well as In the midst of rebel
lion at the South, and It Is as much the duty
Of all men who would stand by the old Con-
stituuon 70 oppose and fight the policy OF the
administration as that of the rebels. OF course
he added that he would tight In a latcful cay.
1t Is perfectly lawful and constitutional to
fight those who fight rebellion, but opposed
TO both TO fight the rebellion itself.
But enough: il Mr.. Smith sane or Is he
mad? Did he not enjoy the reputation of a
remarkably abstemious man, who never in
dulges in the maddening bowl, charity would
suggest that at the late hour OF his speaking,
he was slightly under the influence Of balm.
However this may be, 1t Is gratifying To know
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
M A,RINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday,, ..................Augass II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New brunswick, Winchester, st John NIB
for Boston.
Steamer Lewiston. Prince. Boston.
Steamer Harvest Moon. Roix. Gardiner.
Sch Sailing Diana, lBri kupkey. Sackville NIB.
Sch Albion. iBrl Smith. Maitland Ms.
Sch Cameo. Pcndeton. New York.
Sch Maryland Walker, kennebunkport.
Sch Banner, Tucker. Boston for Calais.
CLEARED.
Brig Zephyr. Hagerty, Cork, Ireld--H winslow
Co.
Sch Manthio, tBrl Woodwork. Windsor Ns--mas.
ter.
sch Moses Warren. winslow. st Andrews NIB
master.
Sch Express. tBrl Rathborn. st Martins NB-mss-
ter - -
Sch Minnchaha, Leach. Washington DC Il G
York & Son.
Sch Concert, Droun, Boston-Jos II White.
Sch Mariel, kalcr. Waldoboro-Da Twitchcll q
Chapman.
sloop iiardscrabble. Goodspeed, Weymouth Ms
Jos " hitc.
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Maine Soldiers in Philadelphia Hospitals.

From the monthly report Of the Philadel-
phia Hospitals, dated August LIST, we find the
following names of Maine soldiers
AT WEST PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL
F. harrington. Co II; II Turner X; Geo L Cham
berlin, Esd Regiment.
Higgins, Edwin Carter, Co II; AN Timer, b;
Jacob ID. Ray, X; Chas. A. Davis ID; p. Martin G.;
Warren 0velock-ith Regt.
James Burnett and A. J. Grace, Co. X; Albert
johnson and Lucius TOLL Fifth.
James 8. Moore, Co. E-isth.
VIM. L. Murphy Co. A.; VIM r. Small. r; L.
Dearborn, = Amos b. oxten, Chas. b. Hamil-
ton, D-ieth.
VIM. Z. Hill, A; Alva D. Small, Chas NJ Bea-
die, G.: IL. G; Sanders. d NJ. Quimby, Z Leonidas
Hall, II VI. Hardy, II Geo Palmer, Z Loforest
True, A Thos. &. Little, E Frank True A BENZ.
Ring, X Moses B Thomas, Goth.
IN GERMANTOWN HOSPITAL.
CA Turner, b Martin, ID; d Perkins, L !;
and Geo Whitney, Co H--ith.
Dudley, Eth.
l. Thompson F-6th.
A B Wakefield, Birth.
w hurry, @ Smart, g W Hardy, b ]
Harmon, b; Small, & /; II W Leighton, G--leth.
g Traymy, T.; G Wthan, / G Tawey, /; p II
Fish, l; Peabody, 10th.
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wlndham.

The Republicans Of windham. and all others who
are unconditionaliy loyal TO the Government of tho
United States and who support its measures for the
suppression OF the rebellion, and who are resolved
TO spare cndcavort to maintain our National Union
both In principle and territorial boundary. are re-
Quested 10 meet At the Town House In said town,
Saturday, August 18th, nj O'Clock In the afternoon,
to select delegates to the County and senatorial Dis
trict Convention, 10 be holden at Portland August
Goth.
Per order Of the Republican Town Committee.
Windham, Angus. s, 1853. aul2
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar 18th, bark John Avies, Hutchinson. Cardenas
Cid 18th, sch Corene. Tarr. Gardiner.
Ar or Liverpool 9th ult, ship Lyra, I'm San Fran
cisco.
Ar at Deal 2stn ult. ship Sebastian Cabot Morgan.
Calcutta for London.
Sid I'm Shields 25th, brig II Emery. Perkins. for
Boston.
AT Vera Cruz 18th ult. ship Harpswell, Rogers. I'm
Montevideo disg; bark Volunteer. from n York. do.
At Monteyideo June 10. bark Y Sherwood. Thomp-
son, from Portand Annie kimball. Humphreys
from New York; brig Sarah. Marshall, I'm Boston
At Cicnfuegos cath ut, bark Brothers, for iorA
2 days.
Ar at rictou 27th uit. brig Scotland. garmiensel'
Boston; 18th, sch ID Horton. Mchimm,e, I'M te en-
broke ;<0th bark Lucy Ellen, Soule fortianai gnks
Jessie Ehynas Pendleton. Boston; Avonaale DIX,
dol; Moonlight, Small. Portland sens Sea,ssiis
do; Starlight, York. Portland; slst, bark Andes,
sheppard. do; lst inst sch Annie, Leblanc DO;
DID 2lst ult sch Edith Ann Morrill,, for Pembroke
LIST inst Ocean Bird. Swain, do; ID Horton, Nc.
Keenan,. Portsmouth; 3D., brig Scotland, Carmichael
<, It s. John NIB 9Th inst. sch Pointer, Holnss.
Castine. 20
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HON. HENRY WINTER DAVIS,
GEN. 0. o. HOWARD,
will be present and address The meeting

will 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 Kenncbcc railroad
and it is expected that similar arrangements
will be made with the other roads, of which
due notice will be given. Let the people come.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION, free from Tan Pr,
pies and Freckles may easily b. procured BY using
the balm OFA USINDFLOWERS." Fol
shaving II is unsurpassed-a single drop making
fine lather. II is composed Of palm-oi honey aud
other valuable articles. highly perfumed by It's
ingredients. and when used for washing. night and
morning renders the skin soft and white, and fred
from bemish. Price so cents. For sale by ii. II
HAY. Agent for Maine. aud all druggists.
augl2 deod& oew3ms
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augll


The legal voters of Gorham, who uncondi-
tionally loyal to tho Government of the United
States, requested to meet ut the Town House on
Saturday, the 18th inst, at O'Clock r NJ to select
delegates to attend the County Convention to be
held In Portland on the goth inst, and to attend to
such other busincss may properly come before
them. Per order of Town Committee.
Gorhani, Ang. II, 1858.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12
DOMESTIC PORTS.


KEY wEsr-In port 10th uif. brig John Fierce,
Norton. from Phadephia, lior Cardenss to load for
N0RFoLk-In port 9Th inst. sch Israel IA Day.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 9th. brig Trenton. Athcrton.
CID 9Th brigs Harkawsy, Wilson. for Montevideo:
Gamma, Pinkham, Portsmouth,; sch Juno, Small,
Sid 9th. ship C A Farweil. Amesbury. Swan Point,
to finish ldg guano for Europe; brig Elisha Doanc,
PHiLADELPHIA-Ars 9th. bark sarah L BRYANT.
Lane. New York; brig orozimbo, Gilmore. do
NEW foRk-Ar 9Th. briggs NJ Vernon. Lowell.
Davis poane. 1 Vera Cruz; " Alexander, Tuchsi.
Cardcnas; J Achorn. Hatch, Alexandria: Hannah
Martin. Avery. Elizabethport for New Bedford: OF
dleton. Rockland; Montexuma. Bragg; w McCobb.
Douglas, and 6 w Snow, Bangor; Roanoke, smith,
Eastport; White Squat, -. and Messenger. fcgg.
Ar 10th, brigs Mary Mariner Mariner. sagua
days; Young. Gibson. harrington; schs Seven
Sisters Crowley. Rondout for Pembroke; White Sea.
Littleheid. Calais; Canoma. Ireworgy. do; Pilot,
Gullifer. PASSPORT: Hannie Westbrook, Littlejohn,
Portland; Red Rover. West. Belfast; st Lucar. Ave
riIl. Roekland: G W Cummings. Post. oreenpont;
Sarah Holden. Flushing.
Cid 10th. schs Jas 0Donahue. Watson. Midway
rs; Massachusetts. Hunt, Belfast; William Jones.
Jones. Portsmouth
GREr MORT IL AR Sd. sch G W Cummings.
PRovIDENCE-Ar 10th. sch Fiyaway, Davis, FIN
Augusta.
Below 10th. schs Exchange, and Henrietta.
NENIOhl-Ar 5it sen tuAlenkts I'm fllsWoftu
for Providence.
FALL RIvER-Ar sth, schs John Rugglcs. Dodge,
Bangor.
Ar 9th, sch Cornelia. Hatch. Elizabethport.
Sid 9th. sch Louisa, Perry. New York.
DANyERS-Ar 9Th, sch Pearl. Robinson. Rock
land
AR It'll. schs Caiharine Norton. and cocheco Pen.
dieton, Bangor.
BEvERLY-Ar 9Th. sch Jenny Lind Robinson.
Philadelphia.
Ar 7tif. sch Sailor Boy. Cherry field
DlGHT0N-Ar 10th. sch Challenge. Bullock, Ellis
worth. t sssa#
B0SToN--Ar 10th. brigs Burmah. sherman. Phil
adelpha; J W Woodruff Eaton Port Even: schs
Geo Edwards Weeks. I'm fhiadelphia; Mayhower.
Holmes. Machias; Arabine, Jasper. Ellsworth.
Cid 10th. ship Lottie Warren, Br) Holmes, ST John
NIB; sch j A Griffin. Foster Wilmington.
Sid 10TH ship kentuckian; barks Jane Ross, G
Hamilton; brigs Eliza Ann, Loeb Lomond.
SALEM-Ar 10th. schs NJ Gould. Philbrook and
c NJ Neal Godfrey. Philadelphia; Mary Ann, VIM
chenbach, WaIdoboro. he4tN
BANGoR-Ar 9th. brig Tanger. sawyer. from
Bath.
BATH-Ar 10th, ship Canova. Emerson. Havre;
sch Banner. (Brl Evans, ST John NIB.
Cid 10th, schs Rockingham, rapley, Washington;
Julia Baker, Low. Georgetown DC; Damus, Church,
New brunswick NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12
Cane Elizabeth.

The Republicans. and all good Union men Of Cape
Elizabeth are requested TO meet at the Town House
In said town. ON Saturday the 18th inst, at o'clock
PM, to choose dciega'cs to attend the County Con-
.vention to be h~d In Portland ON Thursday, Aug
10th to nominate County Officers.
Per order Town Committee.
Cape Elizabeth, August 10 1858. augu
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UNION NOMINATION..
FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL COMFY.


The legal voters of Falmouth Internationally 10y.
al to the Government, are requested to meet at the
Town House In said town, on Saturday the 18th
inst, 1t O'Clock r NJ, TO choose delegates to at.
tend the Convention to be holden In Portland Thurs
day, 2oth inst, to nominate Jhdge of Probate,
Clerk Of Courts County Commissioner, County
Treasurer, and four Senators.
Per order OF Town Committee.
Falmouth, Aur. 10, 1868. augll I'd
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12

The legal voters OF PownaI who uncondition-
ally loyal to the Government and determined 20 up
hold alia measures necessary 10 put down rebellion
aud to restore the Union, are requested TO meet in
caucus At the Town House, Tuesday, August 1s ut 6
O'Clock r H. to choose delegates 10 the Senatorial
and County Convention.
Per order Town Committee.
Pownai, August IL. 1858.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12

% SUBSCRIBERS IN SAaADAHoc.-Mr.F.
Tracy, an authorized Travelling Agent Of the
Press will call upon our subscribers in Saga
dahoc County at nm early day, the last of the
present or the first of next week, and it is
hoped they will oil be glad to see him. Short
settlements make long friends.
The bills to which be refers in his note have
been forwarded to Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12

sVThe Yarmouth, N. s., Tribune, Of the
5th inst, notices the launch of eight new
vessels within . fortnight at that place, the
aggregate tonnage OF which is 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12

DIR. j. w. KELLEY, win be in attendance at his
Medical Office, PA Congress street, opposite the I'm
versaist Church, TO give advice and prescribe in all
forras of disease. Tuesday and Wednesday the 18th
and 18th of August. The sick are invited to call
Advice free. aug6 1ws
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12

CUMBERLAND COUNTY
I'd Senatorial District Convention.

The Republicans and all Tiers who are uncondi-
tionaliy loyal 20 the Government of the United
States, and who support all its for the sup
preston Of the Rebellion, and resolved spare
no endeavor to maintain our National Union, both
In principle and territorial boundary; and who
willing TO postpone all differences of opinion In rela-
ton to former political questions and preferences
sill have achieved the objects which the war
part IL waged-to wit. THE UNDrsPrrEp su-
PRKNAcy THE UNIrKD STATES WITHIN frs An
GENT AND RIGHrruL IIMfrs," are requested 10
send delegates TO meet in the
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12

IL Recent sdvices from Labrador state
that the fishermen on that coast have been I'M
usually successful.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12

PANAMA AND cALIF0RNIA-sfeamer carry
ing Mails for Aspinwall. Panama, and California.
leave New York ON the LIST, Nth, and 2Ist Of each
MONTH
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12

To the Honorable. the Justices of the Supreme Ju-
dicisl Court. holden at Portland, within and for
the County Of Cumberland, State Of Maine. the
third Tuesday OF April, A. ID. 1858.
RESPECTFULLY represents JONI KELLY, Of
tia. New Brunswick. the sth April 1854, to ELIZA
SMITH; that since said marriage he has lived vir-
tuous and regular life, and has been faithful aud
Eliza has led dissolufe and incorporate life. and
that for more than six years last past she has been
itated from making suitable provision TOR and taking
proper care Of her family; that said Eliza has re-
Gently bat not for the first time abandoned her hns
band and has removed out OF the State, and stil
sides out Of the State. at some place unknown to the
libeant; that he has four children By said marriage.
old. Clara. eleven. and Mary Eilen ten wears ola
And tho libeilAnt represents that VIII be
able and proper, conducive Of domestic harmony.
ety. that the divorce OF aid John nom the bonds Of
matrimony with said Eliza be decreed and he there
ss ,s. Ss %,as s.d
children be given to the hbeliant
Mccoss q KrsesBunr, Attorneys for Libeiisni
state of Maine.
Atths supreme Judicial Court begun and held At
Portland. within and for said County Of Cumber-
land, on the third Tuesday of April Ammo Dom
liant give notice to ssid Eliza Kelley the Respond.
our supreme judicial Court 70 Be- holden At Port.
land. within and for the County OF Cumberland, on
the second Tuesday of October next. by publishing
atfcsted copy OF said libel and this order thereon.
three weeks successvely In the Maine State Pres.
newspaper printed In said Portland the last pubica
ton TO be thirty days at least before the sitting
.aid Court, that he may then, and there in ssid
Court appear and shew cause II any she has why tho
prayer Of said libellanf should not be granted.
Attest ID. W.FESSENDEN, Clerk.
A true copy of the Libel and order Of the Court
Attest. DIV. FEssESpEs Clerk.
w3ws
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Lost! Lost.

A WEEK ago. at the kennebec Depot q scarlet
"A and white worsted SHAWL. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving the same at 4. L. ROBIN
SONS, under Lancaster Hall. aug12 I've
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12
Home Insurance Company,
OF NEW HAVEN. CT.
CASH CAPITAL =. e2oo. 900.

nEALERs receive 70 per cent. Of net prcffs, Tor
II cash discount made in lieu OF participation.l
Insurcs Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furn-
ture. Rents. Leases and other Insurable Property,
against Loss or Damage BY Fire.
D. X. SArrERLEE, President.
CHARLES WILSON, Secretary.
SAM'L L. TALcorT, Surveyor.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12
ReaI Estnfe Tor Smile or fo Renf.

Z A rO0 The Farm formerly owned by John
GGab Mountfort. living In south Gray
containing 100 acres 60 Of IL impros-
red, the remainder wood and timber
well fenced with stone wall Good
buildings and enough Of them. Two hundred apple
trees In good condition. For particulars epouire or
ELIAS MOUNTFoRT. on the premises
Also. the Brick Building in Portland, situated ON
Fore and Chatham streets. angl2 tfd&ws
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12
AnotAer Grand Union Rally.

Next Saturday, August 18th, the friends Of
unconditional loyalty to the Constitution and
Union win be addressed in The new City Hall,
in this city, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, by that cham
piou Of the PEOPLE,
HON. HENRY WINTER DAVIS,
of Baltimore. 1t is also expected that that in
domitable, earnest and fearless friend OF the
Union,
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-12

GREAT DIsCovERY.--Ana dhcsiv preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningst TO Boots and Shoes sufficient
ly strong without stitching;
That will effectualy mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families,
willind it INVALUABLE. willsfectually stopthe
leakage of Coal OIL
1t is nsoluble in water oil.
Its liquid, and as easily applied as paste.
twill adhere oily substances.
1t is
HILToN'S INSoLUBLE CEMENT
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, r. I.
SappsiediR packages from OF. to 100ibs., by
CHAS RICHARDSON & CO.,
81 Broad Street, Boston.
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