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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18

Horace freely objects 70 what he calls f1'e
! strong State Right doctyin"s Of Nr. sserhsns'
Of G<orpia. On rfe 2lcl, q Nav, 1856, this
same EIorace Gresly offered 3 resolution IN me
Eep:2l}icl1 STATE Convention, az Syracuse, y:
Y, in t1a {o?ovig,e vor>}s:-
ssRasoIvet7, That he rights Of he s5a!os,
and II Tie people i'cate1 in the l"rrl'oE1es;;
are ;lsr Il ;acfs CT >ociss1t}, and support, and
VIE condemn the efforts mixing in Our Gay g
ll1s al power into one lE1iScflGD?nafe AMI OYER
s2:sanwing nationa!'s1n. as contrary 20 ne tain
Of oar fathers and periIous 70 RepuD!3oan 10
stltutl0nS.
A Lonf}oy; photographer recently introduced
a novelty in he mode Of taking carries de'y1sl'2
photographs with Ghe signatures Of The sltfers
appended. Thu gives bus ]ittls extra 5roi1ble.
The sitter simply signs his name On slip Of
naper, ana ends its facsimile, diminished N
sizs Transferred to the portraits VIXEN fhey
come home
The Phiiad, jphia NoG;!: American icopiel
iryo the Baltimore Americana STATES mat s
formidable u4et is now a>sen!b led in Han1p-
ton Roads, elestined For Southern operations.
The same thing had leen previously stated lii
the Southern papers.
Last Sunday might, Henry Ward Beeohec:
pre- acetA an Out and ont. political sermon, or
raj her i lvered . political address, ftoEn the
s,sipit OF his church in Brooklyn, prl"c pa|Iy,
i would NOD a., ill reply to the letter 81 Mr.
Stephens, q Gcorsia
The louisville J ,,lrua| cells the story OF 3
F;I.a!e l5u .riia in * ,n:ucky, who goes y
tie .,asese Il Lieut. Flowers, but Nlause profer
name is Su~an Glonday. She IS said 10 be
|,abtlss.lne, and Of great o)urase, AID daring
leader IL raids
The TJ. s. Secretary IT The Treasury son>a
tiss.e ago stopped the Issue oflegaI ten>isr notes
II al f,rrs.a and i is cow understood that nc
has Determined 70 STEP 5Aa issue OF ce':1h:a Is
Of Indebtedness, aod that 10 msore warrants,
pavai,les ii certificates, will be signed
The Nav Tx Express says that the gete
raj aspect q military officers il d,ffac&0t quar-
tera, is anything bus such as is represented 10
the Northern Administration papers,
Thomas Dorsey 5as arrested on Sunday
nirht On board Of steamer IN he Pofonoac
river, upon the charge Of dis!"ya},y, ard was
Yesterday turned over to COL SVooIey, il, BALI
more, who holds him t,>r examination,
------~=rr------~-
Hon. Nicholas Brewer, judge Of The second
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18
FOR SALE.

Emf 3 two-story BRICK DWELLING
xs.a;L with Brick Atcilf:n ii the rear.
ana LOT, No. 500, King street, The lot
is 100 feet in depth, and is bounded ii the
rear by ten }eey alley. Apply az y o. ~,
a'ng slroet, or s.. NORTH Washington sE@s7~
oscL TIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18

WANTED ~ buy or rent, q small corr fffsf
w Portable Il w EI4LINt4. conveniently 4 ll14i
located, in the city Of Ajexandrla. Any one
having such house Tor sale or rent WI Al q q
purchaser or tenant by applying at the office
q the Gazette Cash will DC paid for me
house K it can ne bought oct !N--lA*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY n
- Alexandria, Va, jsl1atcd on the corner q
cameron and Henry streets. o. Tuesday, the
18th instant 1T q clock, p. ~, shall! SELL III
trent Of the premises, being - feef 10 lnchs7
on Cameron street and IS feet on Il 9!1r} 5C5e -
-, with NEW FRAME Dwell LlN(z
HH#:#j Nous e, continuing six rooms. This "'lL
b. q goo,l stand To- 3 restaurant Or grocery
store, Grany public business, Terms cash.
oct l5-2t% Eli ~ y. Il r ID = l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18

Thomas Dorsey 3as arrested On Sunday
nirht Oh board Of steamer IN be Potomac
river, upon the charge Of dis!"ya}ty, ard was
yesterlay turned over to Col. WooIey, III Baltl
more, who holds him t,,r examination.
Hon. Nicholas Brewer iEdge Of The second
judicial circuit CT Maryland, died at liz residence
In Annapolis, on Saturday night last, alter a
protracted illness.
SorGh1rz. 3onr made OF the seed Ct the Chi
nese =, 4nt, is said to be an excellent substitute
for b.sckw and Is being axtansqe2 '1>ed at
the South.
The catch Of maokerel % The Ea5teTn coass
has been great, and the price is declining.
NJ. Erlangee and Miss S5lideil have been mar
rlees In Paris.
Oysters begin 10 arrive here ~ 2 IN consider
allie Quantities and il proved qualities
The Confederate steamer Florida vas spcson
on the III, 4ea< A4Hae4~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

R The only victories the copperheads have
the Tallahassee over our hard-working fisher
men.
FL The billiard match for $1,000 is to take
place in Boston on the 18th Of September. be-
tween Harry Eaton, Of San Francisco, and Rob
ert A. wilmarth, Of Boston.
E Rev. S. L. Ambrose. Of ossipee, n. H..
Chaplain of the 18th n. II. regiment. died on
the 10Th ult., Of wounds received in the recent
Virginia battles.
Fl Stonewall Jackson's grave Subscribed as
ap,ain little mound, with wooden head-board,
ana nothing to mark it from the common save
pune nAg-staf, upon which each morning ut
uayoreak the cadets elevate the Confederate flag
anu remove Mt dark. each ceremony being ac-
companied BY music from their band,
81 Richmond papers consider Mcclellan a
| good enough man for the South. he ba v;no s,id
or done but little OF which they have reason IN
complain. They consider Northern man viii
Southern principles more plant in their hands
and more ready to do their bidding than the mos,
/ rabid STAKEHOLDER of the South. Mcclellan Is
the man." say traitors in arms at Richmond.
| e The Chicago correspondent of the Bos
ton Post says, Ben. Wood LEFT the town in dis
gust, having expended all the $4,000 sent tt
him from Canada to no purpose. This is decid
eddy unjust to the copperheads. They got hal
the ticket and the whole platform, and they ans
their rebel allies in Canada. who furnished tn
money for Wood TO work With. have good req
sons to be satisfied with the result seh
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06
Young Mems Club.

A meeting for the organization OF Young
Mems Lincoln and johnson Club was held a.
Mechanics Hall last evening. The meeting
was called to order by n. A. Foster, ESD, OF
whose motion W. II. Fessenden, Esq, waf
elected Chairman.
A committee was appointed 70 nominate
permanent officers for the Club.
The meeting was then addressed in an abb,
and earnest manner by Walcott Hamlin. Esq,
Of Dover, y. III. Mr.. II. spoke Of the inda.
ence the young men were capable Of exertine
In the nation and the very great responsibility,
that rested upon them. He then referred
briefly TO our State election-said he had not
heard a single man speak word against Hon
Samuel Cony; he was the peoples candidate
and would be reelected. He referred to the
course pursued by our present member o.
Congress from the LIST District, and said L was
the ::..s..... - sweat him ont lie then
clearly and fully proved that the war, with all
ila train oi Consequences, was chargeable upon
the Democratic party, and the only course left
US Is to conquer the rebels now In arms and
compel them to submit to the power OF the
6oyerninent.
Gov. Washburn was then called upon, who
responded in few stirring, patriotic and en-
liyeuipg remarks. Both speakers were fire.
auenily and emphatically applauded.
Mr.. Gsrrish, chairman Of the committee.
then made the following report, which was &C
copied:
isresident-Wm. III Fessenden.
Vice Presidenis-Wsrd /, WIN. A. Winship;
Ward 2 Brgen ID. VerriIl; Ward 8, j. b. Hud
son, d.. Ward 4, Robert Bradley; Ward 5. l..
a, Foster; Ward 6, q. u. Brown; Ward Z,
fhsiip u. BROWN.
Secretary -Chas. G. Tolman.
TreasDrer-.Granrille c. Tyler.
Executive Commtiee-Henry II. Furnish,
Granville NJ Chase, John !. Shaw, John Ii
HAl, T. A. Gerrlsh, II. Y. Publish, John Q
Twitcheil.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06
Claquers.

The managers OF French theatres first Start
ed The idea Of employing persons to act as
claqners and give the sign when the audience
should applaud the actors. II seems this Gus
ton vas enforced last evening at the McCiel-
lau meeting. A very respectable and wealth,
gentleman was engaged a. elaquer TO tip the
wipk and tell the audience when TO slap theii
hands, stamp their feet and cheer, and most
faithfully did be discharge The functions of bis
Office. Sitting upon the stairs leading up 70
The Tostrun, With gold.headed cane in hand,
be and Mr.. Sweat, the speaker, seemed 10
have a perfect understanding at what moment
70 begin the racket. The claquer watched the
ssosenlents OF The crater, and at web round
ed period he slapped bis hands until the palm,
became tender, and then his cane did the
work. once he put his hands to his meutl
spoke through them aud told those nearest TO
bin TO "Aoiier,T and obedient 70 this claquei
they did heller. This gave the speaker OPP
portunities to take breath, part his moustache
sin the middle and take drink Of water
6omeiitles, however, the response was not SO
ardent aud enthusiastic as was desirable, but
whether this was owing to the rapidity of the
sentiments uttered, or the dullness Of the
speaker, is beyond our comprehension. Bat
one thing We do know, this claquer performed
his duties most faithfully, and Is entitled to his
reward.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06
City OF Portland.
Election Notice.


NorrcEis hereby given. that In pg,suare.c war
IN rants If. m The Ma and Aldermen Z the City
OF Portland the inhabi'aeis the cot. qrarn. d nc
cordng 10 law to vote TO- Stat ara County on cers
will meet J.. their r,,l &c Nv, Ward Roon, or u uai
places Of NEE ing. on II may, the tv elfih da, OF
Sfpt mber insiart o. evoiock In the fcreEoon then
and tie 10 give in their vot Tor Cover or, hnT
-enstors aud four Repiessi tstiser ~ ps legis'a
tire OF this state; Tor Z, untv TT ssurtr, cunry
Commissioner Reg F'sr OF ffohate snc sht,in III
the counyy Of cumaerlapd. and for q X, pre..n q.
tive 10 C.Befe .; aso TO sve IN II cir vets ppop
the ollowi ng our ton. 70 WIT
small he CONSTITUTION lie amended as proposed
BY resolve ofthe legislature. ~ on ioing mat cit
zehs o. the Stlie al sent tiefe'yom 10 The u iarv
not be deemed 70 hs G Loaf their esicei ce in tn
safe BY rsason of sIch absence bnt shall be allowed
to vote herever they nay be- unless in the regula
army Of III, u tied staies. for Coy ennr SCI alo,s
md euniy' ffeers. on tie ~ sisy next Of sr the
the first Monday November IN the car one thous.
and eight had cd End si>t ur. and n cir votes
hall DC counted aud lowed H. tue same nsnrer
aud With he SAM eff 81 - . given ON tho second
Monday Of pte iaher Ia that yes' and hall be al.
l"wed 70 vote Tor Governor. Sfraors. Repre- enta.
lives ana County officers on he second Nor da, o
september. annpa " tiereafer forever In the man
ans pier the sgulafions " said u sol,, pro-
vid d. sthf o. in f.tor Of fE.d saspdmsii exp Csc.
ing l. b. The 'reri syEs" upon their hsIlo,-. ana
th0se oppo.edt 10 tka ameudIaen sxpsessipg II by
the word mo- upon their bell, ts.9
The polls to remain open until six Q ock in the
af ernoon VIII n they shs'i be c'os Cd
The Aldermen Of said ;ity will be n o. on
I session In the Ward Room In \ CIV City Building
(entfanoe on Myrtle st i from nine O'Clock The
forenoon 10 ons clio 10 the afternoon on o CD OF
the three secular day next prcse ling such day Of
election, and fft IN three oc eek ave O'Clock IN
the afternoon of the last of said three ocular osys
or the purpose OF reseis ing evidence of the qusl
cation Of voters whoas4 res hay not been ~ err
ed on the list Of qualified aud fol the sever
al Wards, ana for correcting said list.
| Portland, septen Der 8 1884. dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06
Murder in Frankfort.

We learn from the Bangor Wing that man
named Mckinney, belonging in Kenduskeag,
murdered Mr.. Ramsdell 10 Frankfort Oh
Friday last.
II seems that Mckinney, who is vicious
fellow, went TO Frankfort and applied Tor q
berth on board of vessel belonging to the
Messrs. Treat. The mate, Mr.. Ramsdell
knowing Mckinney antecedents, refused to
hire him, whereupon the latter became very
much incensed, and watching an opportunity
when Mr.. Ramsdell was engaged In converse
u,n with a sea captain, struck him a blow OIL
the head with some hard instrument, causing
death in twenty minutes.
warrant was issued against Mckinney
and he was brought before justice, who OF
dered him TO be committed to Jail at Belfas
to await his trial at the S. j. Court.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

ns rtu'sday, September h. at II c'tet u.
On F'ankiin Wharf. We hall sell Sd ~ 5000 lb..
oid CoDD r. add about 2oO bs old Cast Iron. f.
HENRY BAILEY CO., Aucr1oxxy n
Sept 6-did
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I Am DESTROYS
LOST.
$500 REW ARR.

I'M Central wharf. srou the Grand Trunk
~ Depot and "a d; Cali skin Wallet contain.
lag considerable sim Of money, and papers of no
value to any one but the loo The aadsr III be
rewarded as above on roturninE the Same 10 No.
Central Wharf, Or - Brackets street.
Portland, Aug. 81 1864 sus3t diff
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 5.
The steamer Cambria, from Washington for
New York, put back disabled, and will be de-
tanned two or three days.
The mail boat from City Point last evening
brought down fifteen rebel prisoners, who
were sent to Washington.
The destruction or the old ligate Brandy
wine by fire has devolved on the Government
loss Of over 81 100000 in naval stores, cloth
ing. &c. The origin of the fire has no: been
ascertxined.
There 10 no news from James River to-day
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

- NEW YORK, Sept. 5.
The weekly bank statement shows an in.
crease In loans OF Sl,9OO.OO0; increase IN
specie, $4,000; decrease Ia circulation,
$1,000; decrease In deposits, $5.000,000.
The U. s. gunboat Paul Jones has arrive
from OH Charleston 30sh ult. She Is bound TO
Boston, aud put In here short of coal.
The steamer Hecla, from Liverpool, has not
arrived.
TRENTON, n. Y, Sept. 5.
Gov. Parker has ordered salute of thirty
four guns to be fired tomorrow In honor OF
the victory CT our troo ps at Atlanta.
One hundred guns were fired this evening
by loyal citizens.
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 9Th.
This city, has flied lis quota with volunteers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

FAKIR OF VIsHNU.-A crowded house
greeted the Fakir last evening at his closing
performance In this city. For FIVE nights be
has had The largest audiences that ever con-
gregated at Deeripg Hall, and his magic tricks
have excited great applause. This evening he
performs at Lewiston.
The sewing machine, Saturday evening, was
awarded TO Mrs. Henry S. Thomas, Cumber-
land near Paris street. The Sc, of chamber
furniture last evening was awarded 10 Lucre.
Tia Sinclair, No. 10 St. Lawrence Street.
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N Q II Q II
MARsHAL,s OFFICE,

First District. Srate II 4aiss.
Portland, August n h. 1861 }
INQUIRIES on ell ordinary subj els cornec ed
l with the enrolment. DRAFT. exemptions. liabi y
TO DRAFT credits and accounts OF men flu nished.
should be addressed to the Provost Marshal of the
Cangrestot alDisf let. and in he IL not able TO
ans ar then he will askniormstioB 4 the Provost
Mn. Nai General ~ 81 state. Answer may be thus
Q cured more promptis III IN BY adore si~g the Pro-
vost Marsha General at Washington, where more
imnors ant business ten prevent prompt answers
10 multitude o, iequries now address 10 the bu-
reau personal aud other matters of minor conse-
queuce.
BY Order Of Major J. w. T. GARDINER.
CHARLES IL. DOUGHTY.
Capt and Provost Marshal lst District Maine.
Aug. l3-dSm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

Lost.
CTRAYED rom the pasture Of Mr. Francis Rob
- erts, " estbrook last month. . three year d
gray COLI, small sike whoever vii refurn MIN or
( We information whore he may be found viii be
suitably rewarded. b. oalng 1t No. 20 spring ST.
FRANCIS EMERY.
Portland, July Is, lss4-dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06
Consmerctaf.
Per steamship Belgian. OF Farfhes Point.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Aug zsih.-
Sale for the week 5000 bales. Of which 600
we're TO spectators and $3.50 TO expor ers. Tue
market has tcen dul OF decline Of ie!d for Amer
lean and other dcscri, tions.
The sales friday were 8 600 bales, including 900
to speculators and exporters. Tie market closing
New Oeleans fair nonlins al; middins SGD MobiI.
far nominal: nddling 2sid; uplands fair nominal
middling I'D.
Tho stock in por. is estimsted at 1880 bales. OF
which l0.c00 are American.
Breadstuis-Quiet.
Proyisons--dull.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. Aug. 26-Consol.
closed At s9a6sj for money.
The Bank Increase In bullion vss fl06. 900.
AMERICAN SECURITIES Illinois Central rail.
road $S844 dis; Erie Railroad 40i9Aii.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

THOMAS Ii. MEAD.
County Treasurer.
Portland, Aug. 25. 1854. apl3dlawA w3wk
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

A Bay Horse. The owner can have him BY prov.
"A ing ownership and pa ing CHARGES
Apply TO sAM'L N. kNIGHi Falmouth
sug3i d1ws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

NEW YORK, Sept. s.
Advices from Panama state that the CHILEAN
Chamber Of Deputies have resolved that the
Mexican Empire ought not to be re organized.
The post trahc oil Chilli has been opened TO
all nations. duty OF Ave per cent. Is to be
imposed henceforth on the expectation Of cop
per.
A motion has been proposed In the Gillian
Chamber In favor OF an offensive and defen-
sive agreement between all the South Aineri-
can republics.
The U. s. steamer Waterer arrived at Val
pariso July 23d.
A monitor has been launched at Callao, and
a steamer is now being rapidly converted into
an iron clad.
The U. S. frigate Lancaster was at Callao.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06
From CaIiforsia,

Gan FRAycIsco, Sept. 3.
The steamer Constitution sailed for Panama
to-day with 81 1881 900 In treasure and l25 pss-
sengers.
The Sanitary Commission RENTED by the
Constitution $4,000 in gold.
The fair OF Christian Commission VIII net
at least $4,000 10 gold.
The ship Bethesda, bound for Hnre Kong
carries out 1900 barrels Of s..our and 500 aasks
of quicksilver.
..awaiian sugar to the amount OF 3505 lbs.
has beeh sold to refinery here.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

"orses, Carriages, a Harnesses,
Mt Auction.
- ysarday, sert. 10. at II o,cioef A. n, OF
,ch a oHee., Horses Carriages. ami II rnessrs,
JENNY Ina rs. Top RusEs. CopcoIo Wa. ors,
each new aud .econa bs' 4 'A' n.ihs''e'' -
AusAa,s hENkf BAILEY 4 CO.. Auct'rs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

WAsaIsGToN, Sept. 5.
There !. no truth In the published report
that an Envoy Extraordinary from the En-
peror Maximilian has arrived In Washington.
b. Burzeisl. Minister Plenipoten.iary from
Venezuela, was to-day formally presented to
the President by the Acting Secretary Of
State. The usual assurances of friendship
we're exchanged.
According to an ofiicia, statement the
amount Of fractional currency 10 circulation
Is s24,0O0,0O0, an increase Of 81 100000 with
in the last month.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

slslip9o.oO

NEW FIgM.-Mr. T. c. Lewis. recently of
the firm OF Lewis a Smith, and Messrs Rol-
Inns & Bond, iayorably known to large circle
OF city and country patrons as reliable and
successful Merchant Tailors. have formed a
eoparinership under the style OF LEWIS, Roll
Inns & Bosp. and taken the elegant store in
Evans Block, recently occupied by Mr.. 10
sial Burieigh, which they have stocked with
nne assortment OF Cloths, Clothing, and ali
articles in that line, aad viii sell to wholesale
or retail purchasers at the lowest market
prices. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev. Edwin Burn
ham, The Independent Evangelist. has come
to this city to labor. as he says, for the good
OF the people. he preached last Sunday In
the Preble Street Chapel TO a full house, and
will preach each evening this week and also
the next Sabbath at the same place. All who
are iuclined SO to do are Invited TO come in
and help.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06
Voting Lists.
by Order q tho
CITY COMMITTEE.

Copies Of the check lists may be found al
the League Rooms, City Building, and al
Union voters should examine them PERSONAL.
aud see that their names are correctly en-
rolled
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-E. n. Patten
sold at auction yesterday lot Of land on
Commercial street, nearly opposite the head of
Franklin Wharf, to w. B. S. Moore, ESQ, for
$3.50.
Also the lot OF land next east Of Tyler
Block, on the same street, containing about
5000 feet, to Messrs. Rummery & Burnham,
for 81 .55 per foot.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

MiLITABY.-Tbe Sabre Zouaves, Capt.
II. White, will make an excursion to the
Islands tomorrow for target practice, &c. We
are requested to state that every member Is
expected TO appear IN uniform and provide
himself with rslions.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06
AUCTION SALES.
Old Copper. Ac.. mt A ucsiou.

Aug Boob - then dtd
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WISDHAa AND ScARBoRo'.-Mr. William
Gould Of Windham, has been nominated as
the Union candidate for representative to the
Legislature from this district. II Is an excel
lent selection. Mr.. g. formerly resided In
to the Union voters OF Scarboro' as one who
will be true to his country.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

RETURNED SoLDIERs.-About2 200 sick and
wounded soldiers arrived here yesterday noon
in the cars from Boston. They we're furnished
with ample refreshments at the depot. Most
Of them went eastward In the afternoon trains.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

AccipEsT.-James Stanley, one Of the en-
ployees OF the Portland Company, while en-.
gagged in loading tires last Saturday, had one
of his legs broken by tire falling upon him
He was taken to his residence and attended to
by DIR. Robinson.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

BEAUTIFUL CARRrAGE.-A splendid car
riage, built at the establishment of F. H.
Randall, in the shop recently occupied by j.
Z. Libby, Preble Street, was exhibited yester
day for short time in frs,. Of the Post Office
IL was beautiful specimen OF workmanship,
and is called "Monit-r un-Shade." II was
sent last evening to the exhibition a, Spring
held. Mass. II is an entirely new pattern aud
reflects great credit upon the builder.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06
FEssENDEN,

Secretary Of the Treasury.
The bonds for this loan are ready fer Immediate
deliye v.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

GES. Z. W. GASNT spoke to crowded
house In Cape Elizabeth on Saturday evening.
Next Saturday evening our citizens will have
another opportunity TO hear him In the City
Hall
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

YARMOUTH AND No. YARMoUTH.-T The
Union men of this district have nominated
Capt. Samuel II. Sweetsir of North Yarmouth
as their candidate for representative to the
Legislature.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-06

SALUTE "A national salute was fired at o
o'clock yesterday morning, by order Of the
City authorities, in honor OF the recent great
victory Of Gen. Sherman.