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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
Religions and Ecclesiastical Items

Rev. John 81. Windsor, late of Iowa, was
installed as pastor over the LIST Parish Church.
S4co, on the 21st inst. The council met in
the ves,ry at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Prof. Shepard,
of Bangor. was chosen Moderator, and Rev.
VIM. Fellow, Of Kennebunk, Scribe. After
the usual examination, which was conducted
in very thorough manner, the council decid-
ed that the examination was satisfactory, and
voted to proceed to install Mr.. Windsor at
: IL o'clock. The exercises were ms follows:
Voluntary on the Organ; singing select
piece, How beautiful on the mountain are
the feet of them that bring good tidings;" In
vocation and reading the Scriptures by ReB
Mr.. Titcomb, Of Kennebunkport; singing,
Hymn, "Let lions Watchmen all Awake !"
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Strong, of Gorham; Ser
mon by Rev. DIR. Shepard, of Bangor, text,
Romans l, 10: For am not ashamed of the
gospel of Christ" &c; subject, Constructions
ia the way Of the progress of the Gospel, and
the remedy" Installation prayer by Rev. Mr..
Windsor, of Iowa; Charge to the Pastor by
Rev. DR.. Chickering, Of this city; Right hand
of Fellowship by Rev. Mr.. Tenney, of Bidde-
ford; Charge to the People by Rev. Mr.. Cres
sy, of Buxton; Closing Prayer by Rev. Mr..
Wheeler, (Baptistl of Saco; singing, Benedic-
ton by the Pastor.
Rev. Lyman Chase, recently of Lake Vii
lage, N. H., has accepted the pastorate of the
Baptist Church, Kennebunkport.
Rev. w. S. Sargent has removed from Green
to Dexter.
The Damariscotta Quarterly Conference
will hold its next session at the Woodbridge
SCHOOL House. North Newcastle, commencing
Tuesday, Oct. 4.h, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Waldo Association will meet with the
Baptist Church at South China, Tuesday, Sept.
9th, at 2 O'Clock p NJ r.eavner, ). h
Bowler.
The Taunton Gazette learns that Rev. DR..
Vail, formerly of Westerly, has been elected
Bishop of Kansas, and will soon remove to
Leavenworth.
The September session of the Freewill Bap-
fist Pennington Quarterly Meeting was held
in West Freeman last week. The meetings
were of more than usual interest. Sermons
were preached by Rev. Messrs. Swift, Blake
and Witcher.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
That Rebel rlae---onoe more.

respectable and responsible citizen =,
Gorham, who has daily occasion 10 pass aA1
repass Mr.. Clements store in that to"n' mas
written us In relation to that gentlemans ex-
PLANTATION of the rebel flag recently u'spiayeu
from flag staff In front OF MS Dul'uinss'
above the stars and stripes. Our correspond
ant saws the flag "waved for short time to
"tbe inexoressible Joy of the Copperheads, but
",o The everlasting disgrace of West Gorham."
ne discredits Mr.. Clements explanation
tho, the flag was made and raised four years
400 for he says" 81 think have seen most
aor the asgs that have waved over that sink
aof treason for the last four years, and am
"saie in saying this was the first rebel flag
sthat ever dis2raced the place."
Our correspondent scouts Mr.. Clements
plea Of ignorance; that he did not know
what a rebel flag was. His reasons for dis
crediting Mr.. C.'s explanation we give in his
own words:
"If you will take the trouble to go into Mr..
Clements store some evening when his de-
voted political friends are there, they are
mostly absent Just now, till the draft is Overt
you will hear this would be ignoramus tell
ing them that such an act of the President Is
Unconstitutional, that such are not according
t. parliamentary rules, that such a course OF
The Government is wrong, &C., aud think
you would come to the conclusion that have,
that it would be impossible for one head to
know so much about government and yet be
ignorant of what a rebel flag is. This flag
was made by two brothers, one of whom was
a suiler, or suffers clerk In Virginia. for some
time, aud the other has been in Virginia since
the rebellion commenced"
Onr CORRESPONDENT argues that the men en-
gagged in getting up and making the flag have
had opportunities for knowledge which forbids
that they should have ignor0ntly insulted the
loyal men of West Gorham by Haunting in
their faces and in the sight of heaven that
| vile emblem Of secession and treason, the
stars and bars. We hope the people OF that
locality will settle the dispute among them
selves, and the loyal people we exhort to see
to 1t, when the election comes round, that
rebel sympathIsers receive such severe
Grabbing that they will hereafter respect pub
C sentiment in their demonstrations, If they
have no respect for their country's honor or
their own.
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AL 2lst .nha tohu Adams. Hatch. Ner Ynrt for

Ar 2lst, sehs John Adams, Hatch. New York for
Custom: Il Haxa,d, Mayo. Boston for New York
Rkrah Cohary Rockland for Providence; Kendli ek
Fish, Wall from Gardiner for Baltimore; Marion
Gould. Trim, Frankfort for Fort DelawaTei Frolic
Kennedy, Calais for philadelphia = King, Glen
dennin do tor New Haven; Connecticut, earle, I'm
Bangor Tor Fisher Island.
OsiON.-Ar 2lst Schs Susan, Rogers. Philadel-
s 'ustina, Gregory, and Sarah, Aobinson, New
Sid 2lst brig Paragon, (Br) Welsh Port MulgTave
No sSn r boyee. Brown, Philadelphia.
AT Aotni snip Brewster, CLARK, I'm San Francisco;
oarq9es hremin, Hallett, InaQua: Aberdeen, Coch-
tenI .h - savannah, Stinson, New Orleapsi
Dig Lsen. "nson; EIizabethport; scbs A Howe,
Ellis Aqnio; resri' Brown Philadelphia; MRIiel.
kaer; hcnmono' PITCHER. ana James, Wincben-
Nurch Ellsworth; Charleston. PS,inroot E-Snke
fort; Farnham Parker. PhiladeInhis
Cid 22d barque X A Allen, o. Aeil. Gavapa. k,,0
Birchard Torrey, Haskell, Fortress Aonros
SALEM-Ar goth. schs Henry CLAY Rlaisdal finn
franklin; Mary Louisa. Guptili Boston -
NEWBURYPORT-Sl0 2lst, ship Naples fpa1v
S26 tonsl Pike ST John NIB.
GLOUCESTER--Ar nth, schs Mirror, Nicsetson.
Bangor for Lynn; 18th. Helen Mar, Kent, Bar Sor
for Boston; Superior Robinson, I'm kennebunk Tor
Beverly.
Ar 10th, schs Boston, Haskell Calais sultana,
Powers. and Rio. Wallace, Harpswel.
BANGOR-Ar2 lst, sch West Wind, Gilman, from
| Portland.
CID 2Ist. barque Charlotte Littleaeld. thew, Nick
Gle, Buenos Ayres.
MACHiAs-Ar 18th, brig William Allen, Allen
Boston.
Sid leth brig Ponvert. Allen, Cienfuegos
GARDINER-Ar 18th, brig Forest state. Herrl
| man, fictou.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
Joint Resolution imposing Special Income
Duty,

Be it resolved, by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States Of America,
in Congress assembled, That. in addition to the
income ddty already imposed by law, there shall
be levied, assessed. and collected ON the first day
of October, eighteen hundred and sixty -four, .
special income duty upon the gains, profits, or
income for the year ending the thirty-frst day
of December next preceding the time herein
named, by levying, assessing, and collecting said
duty of all persons residing within the United
States, or of citizens residing abroad, at the rate
of five per centum on all sums exceeding six
hundred dollars, and the same shall be levied,
assessed, estimated. and collected. except as to
the rates. according to the provisions of existing
laws for the collection of an income duty. an
nually, where not inapplicable hereto; and the
Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized
: >-i~- $50. sd
mode, or other matters, to enforce the collection
Of the special income duty herein provided for,
as may be necessary:
Provided, That, in estimating the annual gains,
profits, or income. aforesaid, for the foregoing
special income duty, no deductions shall be made
for dividends or interest received from any asso-
citation, or corporation, or company, nor shall
any deduction be made for any salary or pay re-
ceived. 3
Approved July 4, 1864
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
EoREIlaN poRra.

At kurr,ehee 9Th ult. barque Hamilton. Bragdon,
from Maulman, ar July 6, une.
At Port PIayR CYL July Is, brig Monte Crisfo
Bick ord. nom Boston, just ar
Sid fin Newport 4th inst, ship Casilda, StaRord5-
Montevdeo.
old I'm Busnos Ayrss July !, bArQue orsiai. Smith.
for Callao and Dunkirk
At Barbsdoes 9Th inst, brig Bssiern Star. ward,
for New York.
At Mirsgoane 4th inst. brig VIM Black. Watts,
for New York days.
Ar at Havana lith. brig Stanley. KallOch. nom
Portland.
Ar At Estanzss 18th Inst, barQue Canada, McDOn-
aid, Baltimore.
I'D i1rh bafQues Garibaldi. Hoyt; Liverpool; 18th,
Illinois. Walker, Philadelphia; 18th, brig chas Wes-
AZ At Cardenas 18th inst sch Kate Carlton. Bow
den, Matauzas, -,
Al Surlnam 2Oth mat. bsreue Alice TarltOn, Tuck
or, from Boston. ar l2th.
Ar at Pic.cu 2Uth inst, ship John Harris AaE'
mon, New York.
Ar at Halifax 18th inst. sch J W Deerirg, Kenne-
dy, New fvve,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23

FRANCIS b. CUTTING, an eminent Demo-
cratic lawyer of New York, whose name was
used without his sanction at the recent Nc
Clellan ratification meeting, writes to say that
he had no part in the election of Mr.. Lincoln,
being then in favor of Mr.. Douglas; but that
he intends to vote for lin in November next,
Ia opposition to the p at orm and candidates
Of the Chicago Convention, believing that by
vigorous prosecution of the war the rebel
lion will be overthrow sooner than by an i'm
mediate cessation of hostilities, or by resort
to the arts of diplomacy.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
General Sherman, T,s,,..

The letter Of Gan. Sherman to the rebel
Gen. Hood, vindlcating his course ae,,n.,
that officers charge OF STUDIED and unoene,'
Gus cruelty" Is one Of the sharpest, most pun.
gent aud perfectly unanswerable pieces Of
composition we have ever seen in the English
language. 1t was, to use homely but ex-
pressive word, a perfect sQueicher That brief
letter Is an ample vindication OF the Union
General, and reautes volumes of calumDy
published in the rebel papers OF the South, and
filtered through the Copperhead journals OF
the North. Those of our readers who have
not read 1t should. turn to yesserday's issue
and read 1t at once, and those who d;d road 4,
should lose no tine in reading it again.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
MEDIOAL ELECTRICITY.
Good News for the sick


ID r.. r . X Il Il II
A membe, of the New York Eeetriesi ans,l'ese'
Nos 242 ga and 248 fulton St.. BrookIyn, ~ ;s,,
will providence permit'ingl profssslonsoW,s e on
Portland, and take Rooms at The Elm noS 0,, ~
Monday Sept 20. and remain until MONDAY W. a.
Three weeks only
DR.. r will receive patients at bis Rooms during
the evening. when and where he will examine All
cases OF disease by his new Electric Magnetic ma
chine. With this Machine he can at once determine
what the dseases and where located. and the pro-
ress has made upon the syst, wi bout any guess
work or uneer ainty. 1t matters not whefe the dis
ease IL located, whether the lungs heart liver
or any other organ, this new maehiBs will instantly
point our any pain or discontinue to the pa lent
The Doctor will, after be ascertaned tie disease
aud its locat IN, prescribe the best remedies now
known for tins immediate cure of the patient. to
ihose who wish it All female csmplaints especially
treated Particular aten ion paidto araly SIS Con.
sumpuon Catarrh, Scroiula, Rheumatism Neural.
"a. Cancers, ae Diseases OF the Rye and Ear
The sick of both sexes are respectfully invited TO
Wit ths octor NJ his rooms on the above ment
a. DAYS only, and consult with him, as all consuta
,ians are entirely free. Gentlemen received from
| to 10 A. N and Ladies from 70 ?. M FAuens
visiied at Their own houses after tP.A N.
aept l9-d& wSW
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!, .L..F.,.A,reod's Bi,ters. Price ssct.

fzoREDIEs, ME-, April Is. 1868.
Dear MA lady Of my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks OF sick headach for
Iumber OF years. and conlo aDd no relief until she
tried L. y. Atscood's Bitters which Effected . per.
manent cure.
Nv daughter was troubled with attacks Of severe
headache and vomiting. which have been cured
By these bittera. / have myself been troub
With dyspepsia which has already been relieved nv
this remedy. always keep it on hand, as beiieyss
it to be speedy cure for all deran gements OF fhe
It mach and liver: and for female somplaints vbs~
arising from debility OF the digestive organs -'A
Yours truly, CMAs W1Irrrv
~ Cosate.fests and base imitGtjons. in .,m,.
lar bottle and label are In the market and sold y,
snpriacipled deGiers. ~" "
TIE eeAiine q signed Z. r At,eood. and also hn,.
" KxTEA LABEL, on white prper, oountersionsd
q. H. HA1. DsNggssf, Portland, Me-, sole Gs,ssrai
agent. -
Sold BY rsspsstasls dealers IN msdiesne generally.
ianylesodbws
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23

GEN. RUssELL.-This gallant officer, who
fell in the great battle in the Shenandoah Val
ley, was native of New York, graduate OF
West Point, and entered the service in 1S45 as
gust, 1852, he was appointed Major Of the 9Th
u 5. regiment of infantry. For time he
was Colonel Of the 7th Massachusetts regi-
ment- In November. 1862, he was commits
stoned brigadier General of Volunteers, and
soon took a conspicuous position. No officer
that has fallen has left purer>pr more honor
able record
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
J. G. FREMONT.

In another letter OF the same date ~ the
above, Gen. F. says TO the Committee that
notified him of his nomination.:
ain this decision ito withdraw his namel
have the approval OF such Of our frisnds ~
/ have been able TO consult. Urged BY the
near opproach OF the election, nave though,
tnot prudent to incur the longer delay OF
Consulting others, but have reason to believe
that they will unite with me fully upon the
proprlety of the step have taken. But In
Withdrawing from the post OF candidate do
not ia any way intend 10 withdraw from my
share la the labor which we jointly undertook
to secure the triumph OF the ideas represent
ed by the radical democracy. Whatever the
next administration may be, we owe it to our
selves to form phalanx, compact and capable
by It's thorough unity of exercising q pressure
strong enough to assure the eventful success
of the principles for which we have bsen con-
tending; the reestablishment of the Union
the abolition Of slavery, aud practical respect
for Liberty. Ia the present composition OF
parties It is Indispensable that earnest men
should devote themselves 10 watching the
progress and insuIing the success Of these
issues, regardless OF men or psrti-s.
Mr.. Lincoln says that he does not lead but
that he follows the win OF the people. II re-
mains then Tor the people, in the event OF his
re election, vigllantly to require this following
at his hand, aud further to require that in the.
execution OF his duties he keeps scrupulously
within the constitution and the laws. To
make him recognize that be holds his place
aud his power not as belonging TO himself
to be used at his pleasure, but as really
faithful servant of the people. This is the
important duty which we have now to per-
FORM"
Since the foregoing was in type the tele-
graph has brought the news that Gen. CocH
ZANE nominated on the ticket with Gen. Free
mont, ior Vice President, has also withdrawn.
ana pieoges himself to do all IN his power to
secure the election of Lincoln and johnson.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
DIED.

In Bath. Sept 10. Emma Adelaide, daughter q
YIN and Abby Kimbail aged months IL days
in Sac0, Aug 6, Mrs Euniee. widow Of the late
Abram II Ter. sged 81 years months.
In kennebunk. Aug rs, Mr. Wa Hodge. aged Ga.
In South Berwick. Sept ]. Capt Danl Mason, form
ery OF Kennebnnk, aged 81 years. -
In Brooklin, Me, Aug ~. Mrs Betsey Smith. aged
IS years
In sedgwick, Aug I. Mr. Ephraim Closson, aged
60 years
In North Yarmouth, Sept 8, Mr. Hobart Ward,
aged Il years.
In saco. Sept 7, Hattie II. daughter Of the Ia o
Rev Josiah Keeiy, aged Is ears months 9th, Mr.
Mark II Ridl0n, aged Is years
In Kennebunk, Sept II, Miss Sarah Burnham
aged 90 years.
In Kennebunkport. Sept 10, Mr. Asaph Smith. aged
CA years.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23

THE REBEL PRoGRAMME.-The following,
from the Charleston Mercury, of the 9th is a
succinct statement of the rebel relation to our
political canvass:
"If we hold our own, and prevent further
military successes on the part OF our foes, there
Is every prospect that Mcclellan Will be elect
ed, and his election upon the Chicago platform
must lead to peace and eur iadepeUdsuee."
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
n. w,+son.s Diptheria Cure.

7 ORERLIN, My UlLI 1o01s
Si-Having cured four cases q Diptnef;a ma my
house. ana watched Its wonderful sncesss W "
p;ptbera Cure q sHrs cure for that awful seourge,
No one dies who takes it in So asoni sDa may ~ II
cures all who ara thorough In ussg nsi.;ars
ichsilsnge any one 10 show failure where IN! IN.
medicine has reasonable chance. who woulo no'
Celebrated DYua aist here who feared to try IL ior
while finally trio It for every eIgber o. sis iamy
and told he would not take l0p0o dollars ioI w
cure just for hes family aud don't believe DO would
take It in gold even az its highest premium ~ re-
minds me Of the q Brazen Serpent" sure cure.
Very Respectfully Yours, Il. u SfENcBR-
g. Ii. HAY, Druggist, Portland, general agent
for Maine. 20 xhfs ~ orders must be addressed
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
Representatives.

The Kennebec Journal publishes complete
list of The Representatives elect to tbs next
Legislature. They stand 1923 Union and %
Democrats. We think the Journal has made
mistake in the member for the Fryeburg
district. A letter from Brognfeld to rs,
stated that James M. Howe, Jr., Democrat,
was elected 10 that district.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23

There was large lot OF paor cattle at market this
week and but few extra on.s; prices have declined
and steers has been good there beiag Rere stores at
market than has been In before this season.
Stores-Yearlings. sl2 10 70: Two Years Old, from
Vorking Oren-Sales. $50, i4H ISU, 165, 165, 10,
l75 1885, 1870, 1876. 200, 225, 2l5 and $50.
Coos-Sales ESQ., 49, 49, 49, 3d. IS. 80, g. C6, Is, 30.
70, Is and 30.
Sheep qnd LGwbs-Sales OF Lambs at e3 TO. I rs,
ISL 455, s, IS, 5sOb Is. and rs; Old Sheep to
60 per ID. tn f
Fat Boas-l4c.
CaJ Skins from Is to 2bc per ID.
Shrep Skiss-l 509s3 0O; Lamb skins, 81 bo92 co.
Hidcs-12c.
Tokk0sc-l6c.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
MARRIED..

In this city. Sept 80. by Rev II d Moore FREE
BUcKNAN and Miss NELLIE A, daughter Of Capt
FREEMAN SMIJH all of this city.
In this city, Sept "a. by Rev Henry G Storer, A C
Martin. OF Cambridge Mass. and Miss Clara. eldest
daugi ter Of Phinehas Bar es Efq. Of Portland.
In this CITY. s pit q, by Rev II ID Moore. Cyrus W
Curtis. OF Lewiston. and Miss Leora Palmer, OF
Exeter, Me.
In this city. Sept Il, by DR. Fl Limb, Henry W
Hopkins aud Mrs Mary Burns both of Angus ..
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
DIR, TEBBETTS'
PEYsIoL sI04L
R G G e N E r A It o r
Irs MSDys orxRANpI;

ITS MSDUs oPxRANDI:
Immediately beneath the scalp thess are yerv
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
OF thu Hair 1t 10 from these Glands that every hair
Of the head 10 formed and secrsted As long as she
scalp fres from sdesase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the lair keeps lis natural Appearance
and color bat whep hqmOrs and other diseases AZ.
feet the scalp these gsnds become involved In the
same dsesse, and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner or later the hair bea;,is 10 fa
Off and IN many cases, II not arrested will prodce
To remedy this pathological eo,dition OF the
aenqs arg create new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved per.
feet success.
1t is not Dye" and will y 1t stsin psrticle II
will positively RESTORE GRAY HAIR,F in All eases
to its original color. 1t promotes q gro With az nav
hair in all cases on Bald Heads when the 0Isn,a ar
r,ots VI the hair not completelv pized =
It prevents the hair from fallinTof and removes ali
dandruR hest, humors and itching from the acalp
II keeps the hair sof ois ann perfectly healtv and
gives It glossy and beantifal apr earance IL il
highly Ruined, and as dressin il hss no supeyi.
Or The Regeneration" Is warranted to produces the
above resulta I'm all cases. II not the money 10 be
refunded, With every Gray Head" In New Eng.
land can be restsFed In less Than thirty days.
Price rs cents Per Bottle.
5 fIBBETTs BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Propris.or,, Manchegter,
n, H.
Sold ct wholesale and retail by w. W WHIpPLx.
81 Market Square. Portland, Sole Agent and BY
Druggists every where septS "a eodtojan1
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23

GEN HOOKER" Fighting 10. Hookery
who has been clsimed for Mcclellan BY thu
Democrats, spoke Ia Brooklyn lat night In
favor Of the reelection OF Lincoln, and has
ethsr appointments Of the same sort.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23

meeting of the Journey H Ion SaSpsntsrs
Asso s :, II o'clock Every member il requested
evening nsssssnt AZ business OF Importance viii come
before the en- mesius J. DOW, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
SIP ECIAL E0TICMS. .

A most Exquisite Delicate and Fragrant Perfume,
1t takes its name.
Manufactured only By PHlLONS SOC, n. Z.
Besoors of Cousterfsjts. Ask for Phglon's-
Take No Other. Sold by Druggists generally.
june2464dSm
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23

MAINE OFFICERS In LIBBY PRIsoN.-Can,
L.. J. Hum, 10Th regiment; Capt j. P. Car
SOD, lst cavalry; lst Lieut.. Charles R. john
son, do; lst Lieut.. Charles o. Gordon, do.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
D0MESTIC PnRTs.

~,RALFIA0RE-Ar 10th, brigs Nile. Whittier s
InomasI Rolerson, Cahoqn. Roston; schs Harper
Coomos, New York; belmont. OR, Gardner
Cad x0h: barques Adelaide. ktchberger. aio janet
70; Paladin, Brown. do; sch Gear, Hammond FOL
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th. brig Mary Mari
Ar 20rh. barque Our Union. Nickerson, Key West;
briqs Delauo Crowe.l. do; Cyclone, Shute, Ma
tanras: w Dri- ko. DIR sko New York.
I'D 10th brig Drisko nrisko Boston; Hudsop
Griffin Searsport; schs Hudson. Davis st John y b
Eveiine Lsuehly. New Orleans; Ioa L Howard, An
0l I'D aoih. big H NcGilvery. GiIkey, Ports
mouth son Mary Ella, Tapley. 90.
ALBANY-sld 10th, sch Cdpis. West. Portland.
NEW YORK-Ar 10th. baIque Pscyoha. Weaver,
Rio Janeiro: brig Lady Of the Lake: Hill Antigua
Also ar aOth ship Lizzie Southland. (Brl Samana
Bay, st Domingo: schs Marcus Hunter. Orr, bridg-
port CO; y Hatch WhitemaD Baltimore; Lamar
tine, Hill, Saco; Geo Warrington. Pendleton. BAN
gor; Pearl Bill Saco; Delphi. Smith. Portland.
Id 10th brig FIorerce. Roberts, turks Island
A Bradshaw. Fish. Tampa Bay.
Ar 2lst, barque Hontezuma. Hammond, Barba
does. brig Bieelow. Holmes. st Martins.
: cid 2Ist ship Thcs Lord Preble. Panama: baron..
Rapid Marchalk Vera Cruz; Lucy Frances 49,
Glaze Bay CB; brig Lincoln Webb Greepesf Rs,SS,
chs Astrea, McFadden, Pembroke; ii Dorsdo'
Young do ~so'
Nokwica-Ar 18Th. brig John Platter, Roger,
aiPEoyIDENcE-sld goth. .sh Rio, rlumer, 70,
SEwP0 y goth. sch Antelope Morton finn
HOLINESS bOLE-Ar 10th. brig Olive Frames.
Small. Bahamas for ProvideDce; sch. Clara M"r,icr
Montg merry. Boston for Philadelphia; q n JACK.
.on, Tracy, Lingan CD for New York; Trade wind.
posson, Gardner Tor Washi6Ktoa.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-23
sE1ECrMEN, ATTENTION !

ss,e,4,en would do well to communicate 'nsA
haghes. Town Bounties Immediately 70 To- ~ N'N