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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO = BID l7tn. barqus Adelaid,
Norris, Reed. Callao; 18Th. fremont, harrington
KEY wEsf--ln port 10th ult, brig Benz Delano
Croweil, tor rhiadelphis. ready
FORT ROYAL Scar 3D.. schs A Griffin. Fos
ter. fhiiadelphia: Tampa. Chase. Maehizsi Ann $
Cannon, Finninaore. BAH; 5tn brig Jessie Rhy mas
Pendfeton. Philadelphia.
Sid 4ih. sch Lightioot CLARK. Morris Island.
son. Niekerson. Philadelphia.
BALrI noRE-Ar 18TH, sch fremont, Spaulding.
Norfolk.
Ar 18th, bsrqus John Wesley. Higgins, Boston
sch Rollins. . afsoss. Calais. tA
CID lsih. sehs Cyrus Iosseii. Hedgdon. Philadel-
PHILADELPHfA-Ar is.h barque ladian Belle
Trimble, %. chilla; sch Lejok, whitterore. Bath.
Atquaraniiae. sch Mary Patten. fom Matanzas
Cid 15th barque fawaee. Williams. New Orleans
sehs oievia Buxton, Pool. Augusta Yankee Blade
Coombs Newhuryport
Ar i7rh-briy Aimon Rowell, from Cardenas.
cd I'm arss hssm SSrs slass shy us
Ellen L stewart Cain New Orleans; Isaac Carver
shute. Boston; sehs COLORADO. Bacon. West indirs
Forcss King, Briggs New Orleans
Ar 18th, snip lara Ann, Carte-, Turks Island via
Bath; brigs VI Mariner Mariner Fortress Mon roe;
Faneis from Port Royal Sc
gan Cd: Gen Banks, RI der, yirgicia; Alpine Pres
sey, kllxabethpors tor Boston
Ar 18th brig Suwa nnee, McCobb. Trinidad.
Below 18th. ship Harvest Queen. from Liverpool
Cid l6tn. bsrques Ct smpiOn, Mayo Lisbon; John
Griffin. CHASE Cardenss.
Mary I onisa tiioser torI Piekens; ssh Lochlel
Haskell Elizsbethport for Salem; Il II Nash Dris-
ko. do for NtwbuIyport HFsF
Z cid 18th. bsrque &c an Home. Weldon, Havana;
brigs o Brien. MeCtary. hatsnoras: Milwau-
kee. Brown. Lingsn CB; kennebec. Lilly. Glace
Bay CB; scbs Dyer. Rich. Fortress Monroe:
w Carpenter. Edmonds, fhiladelphia; n Arthe
mus. Cotia and Gen Meade, Dinsmore. Pembr. ke
Sarah Robinson Boston.
Sid 49, h. ship W Diasmorei hrigs Augusta rhos
Owen, Globe and Maria
PRoyIDENCE--Ar 18th, sshs lantic, Bancroft
Ma HAS. Vintage. Robbins, Augusta,
sid 18th. schs Presto, johnson, Philadelphia Tor
Machiasi; Neptune Billings. fremont.
Sid 18th. schs chas Snow, Heath. Philadelphia,
or Calaisl: Saml Lewis. Wood. Ellsworth.
NEWP0RT-Ar Id h. brig Alfaraita, Bibber from
Providence for Philadelphia. 4t
Ar 18th schs ID Hart, from R0ckport for Nor
folk: Victory. from Portland tor Baltimore.
rPAWTuCkEr-Sld l7th sch Julia Ann, Bullock
New York Tor Bangor.l
HOLINESS H0LE-tr 18th. brig G L buchanan
Rhodes Rarftan River M for Boston: schs Tapta-
mount. Davis; Garland, Notion. aud Gassabeas,
Hadiey, Philadelphia for boston; Sarah Wooster,
Lord, do for Portland; tohannet. Carlo. fm do tor
Portsmouth; Delaware, Means from Providence Tor
Ellsworthi Honest Abe Conary, Lingan CB for do;
II Lucar, Barnes. Rockand for do; Surf, shaw. I'm
Machias FOR do.
AR 18th, brig Manlius. Norton, I'm New Haven for
Lingan CB; sehs Caroline Gran, Pressey. Elizabeth
port for do; J Cummings Lunt, Wilmington. Del.
for Newburyport; Lizzie Dyer. Sumner, Phila-
delphia for Portland. -
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Mr.. Freeman Thompson of Cornish, mem
YER Of Co. =. 9th Maine Vols, was killed |,
ront Of Petersburg. July Is, 1864, aged So
de was standing 10 his tent door when but
iet from a rebel sharpshooter pierced his breast
md he fell, and died In few moments. The
sacriacial death OF this young man is one
The many examples OF pure love Of country 81
frequently developed 10 the history of thi.
great rebellion. At the commencement of Tia,
var, in Sept 1851, he left large farm, and
,ged parents who were looking to him for su, :
port in their old age, TO give his life il neces
~ Tor the free institutions OF his country. he
was truly beloved BY his officers aud comrades,
was brave and patriotic, and died feeling h.
was giving his life for Freedom and Liberty.
Aud his aged parents, although they deepl,
ieel their loss, while thus bereft in their deciin
ing years, yet meeky submit to the sacrifice
tnd feel that should the cause of Human Free
dom require their last child and last dollar Ii
would be cheerfuiiy given without murmur.
Such parents have the sympathysof all the 10y
81 lheu on OUT ianu L. d. s.
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Spartan Heroism.

Those politicians who think the loyal peo-
pie OF the country are governed by mercen
AIRY motives in backing up the war 10 defence
of our national unity, we're never more mis-
taken in their estimates OF cause and effect.
Nor are the loyal people TO be discouraged.
or changed in their purpose to uphold the
Government, By the expenses and sacrifices
which Il costs TO do their work. They have
counted the cost. They knew when they en-
gagged In this work; when they swore upon
their country's imperilled altar to consecrate
ali thsir powers TO the cause of Freedom and
the Union, that this vow involved the shed
ding Of blood and submission to sacrifice.
When the father and mother cheered on
their brave boy TO the fight, with tears and a
"God bless you" they knew the dangers that
would environ that boy, and his need Of d.
vine projection. They did not send him on,
on gala day picnic, but TO dispute the pro-
gress of armed rebellion and to face, and IL
need be, suffer death.
There was one Of these cases occurred In
town we have in mind, some thirty miles FROM
this city, In neighboring county. The son
OF aged parents, TO large extent their STAY
and dependence, went into the army tire.
years since, and with heart full OF patriotic
devotion he continued to perform his dut,
faithfully till the past summer, when rebel
ball inflicted the fatal wound which terminal
cd. his career. But q short time before our
late election his remains were brought home
for burial. While the body remained M
buried beneath the parental roof. "peace'
Democrat approached the afflicted parent,
and said, @well, suppose by this time you
ing to yote for peace" The answer of the
stricken old patriot was worthy the best days
OF Sparta. Il have suffered much,r said be.
but IL It is Gods viii am ready to suffer
more. Ny country, Its unity and its honor
are OF more consequence than my life or the
lives Of my sons; and before would see her
free Institutions destroyed by traitor hands
would suffer the loss OF my last dollar, lay
my last son upon the altar, and II my poor
old life can add weight TO the loyal army,
will give that freely also 1t Is glorious to die
In good caase--in the csuse OF ones conn
try; it Is glorious to have hero sons, who pre-
fer death TO dishonor."
Glorious old patriot! Would to Heaven
the land was fall of just such men. How
would treason 60 down before the hosts o
OF loyal men, aud the voice Of grumbline
and discomfort 10 our midst be silenced for
ever! Against such sterling patriotism cop
perheadism can make no Roadway. And pre-
. cisely such devotion TO the right is the hop.
of tue nation. The land is full of ii. Ii
will net be lost, nor viii IL be Disappointed
in the realization OF its de sires. -e
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The LastlLegaoy of Douglass.

From the last speech ever delivered BY
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, We make the follow
ing patriotic extract:
the slavery question is mere EXCUSE
the election OF Lincoln mere PIE TEX /.
The present secession movement is the re-
'uit OF an enormous conspiracy, formed NOR,
IAN year since-formed py leaders ia th,
southern Confederacy more than twelve year.
ago. . But this is no time for de
all of causes. The conspiracy is now known.
Armies have been raised and war levied 1,
accomplish it. There are ONLY TWO
SIDES TO the question. Every man must b,
or the United states Government or agains
{. There Gao Do no neutrals In this war
,ny PATRIO rs or TRAITORS.
While l sanction no war on the rights OF 9th
RS, will implore my countrymen not to la,
Town their arms until our rights are recog
lixed"- 30
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Surgeon Carr.

A communication from New Orleans, pub
hsned In Yesterdays Press, replied with good
deai Oh severity to communication alleged to
have appeared in our columns from Surgeon
Carr, OF the 2oth Maine Regiment.
The writer must labor uader misapprehen-
sion, for we fad upon examination that Sur
geon Carr not only was not the Surgeon of,be
20-h regiment, but that no communication
from him has appeared in our columns, and we
are assured that he has in no way brought tho
matters ia question before the public. Our
New Orleans correspondent must have allad-
% 70 letter written by some other person.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
r.. p O r 7 Z r..

ID r.. p @ r. L T. r..
:. A menber OF the New York E'estricai Ins,ltu.e.
Noe IA ~ and 2is taltoa ST.. Brooklyn n q
III tprovidence permitinsl professionally sislt
portland, aud take Rooms " The Elm House. On
MonoAY sept ~. and remain until Monday. Oct ~
Three weeks Only.
. Dr. 4 viii receive patients at his Rooms daring
me evening. when aud where be will examine all
cases OF disease BY his new Eeetric Magnetic Ma
chine With this Machine he can at once determine
~nat ine disease aud wnefe located. aud the pro-
kress has aade upon the sta wi hcut any guess
WORK or uaeer 2iuy IL matters not wnefe the dis
ease - iocaed whether the lungs heat or liver.
or any other organ, this new machine will instantly
pom, out any pain or discontinue the pa lent
rhe Doctor will. after be asceriaped the disease
and its location prescribe the best RENE dies now
known for the immeaisie cure Of the patient. 4,
those who wish IT, All female complaint especially
treated. Particular attention psidto paraysis Con.
sumption Catarrh, Scroiula. kheamatisn Neural.
Es. Cancers, be Diseases OF the Eye and Ear
treated successfully.
The sick OF both sexes are respectfully invited 10
visit the Doctor, a. his rooms the above meni
ed DAYS oaly, and consult with him, a. all consua
tons are entirely free. Gentlemen received from {
to IL A. NJ, and Ladies from 2 10 n. u. Patients
visited AZ Their own houses after 5r.a
Septl9-dk w3w
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IMPORTS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Mondny,.............. ..,,..Septe Der %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England. Fields. from Boston for
steamer Lady Lang. Roix Bangor aF
Steamer Scotia, kimbali. Augusta,
Brig Frontier. Murray. Bath,
Sch Reward. Brl Marston. Hillsboro NIB
Sch Lizzie " Dyer. sumner. Philzdelphia.
Sch Sarah Wooster. Lori. Philadelphia.
Sch Mary Ann. Bryant, Philadelphia
Sch Hiawstha. IasIshaa. Perth Amboy.
Sch Abby Gale. Mcdonald. Elizabethport.
Sch Belle Creole. sylvester. Ehzabothport.
Sch Forest, Strout, NewtaFg M
Sch Inspector. Norman, kittery.
Sch Splendid. Farnham. Damariseotta-
Sch Helen Nc Leod. shurs on. CALAIS for Boston.
Sch Alma Odln. Franks. Buehill tor Boston.
Sch Julia Elizabeth. MerriI bluehill for Boston.
Sch Inspector Wallace, Milibridge tor Boston.
Sch Co. ncaut, sawyer, MilIbriage for New fork.
Sch Marcsllus, Grsy. Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Pearl. Thompson, Bristol for Boston.
Sch Witch Queen, Trenton tor Boston.
Sch Aboreer Hodgkirs Trenton for Boston.
Sch Ada Wisweli, Toole. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Polly = Clarissa. 6rindie. Bsngor for Boston.
Sch Lunkersue. Lawry. bangor for Boston
sch Comet. Pendleton. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Margaret, Pend.eton, bangor for Boston.
Sch Leontine. Geyr. Bangor tor Chelsea.
Sch Com fSsss s LoSa ssas e, e., Nsw York
Sch Eliza Ann. Coneon. Bangor for Cape Cod.
Sch Charleston. Phiibrook. Frankfort Tor Boston.
Sch Seth William. Wallace. waldoboro for
Sch James, winehenbach. waldoboro for Boston.
Sch Richmond. Pitcher. waidoboro for Boston.
Sch Rough Ready. Aehorn, waldoboro for Bss-
ton.
sch Sasp-r. Smith. Damariscotta for Boston.
Sch w II Sargent, Sargent. Brooksvle Tor n York
CLEARED.
Sch p Blake. o Brien. Walton NS-master.
Sch May Elizabeth. NiokersoB, Aibany--Orlando
Nickcrson. s..4 ~
Sch shoL Water. of Brewer. 100 tons, has been
sold to parties In Providence, from which place
she will hereafter hail, under the command Of capt
Dyard Pitts.
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n, 49,. n~t<s q I, Backman, sbd hsnhusi schs
Platter sea. e Hsft. s.s. .s wse,.ss Hoss'.Ass
- Iscsr. Mary A. Caroline Grant. Ma, n"ssf'L I"
DYER. DR. kans, and othsrs 49,, m.,,.
INV BEDFURD-As 18th, seh AZ DaisA' A'A'
EOS BosioS-ir 18th. ship Henry Ilailsek. BIZ True,
RON Calcutta; Hampden, fendleson. seN ot.,s
Ocean .sss, , coi aa cosord. coisord sssss
brixs Dsnmark, Staples, Remedies; Lhsbei: arr
ridge Gisce Bay CB; VIM Alekeis. Anes, nIMs
ard & Torrey. Haskell. Portsmouthi schs Nsniiss,
PiIlsoury anG Jason. Norton. Philadelphia; sa,dl'
mia. Rumball; Tzntamonnt. Davis: Oeofre s.
de,on. Port Even; Andrew Peters, Lord honour.
Drlawe e. Crockett, do; Mary Frances. Arsy lneo
Frciipghuysen, stevens. and kaisD, Curtis. A ~
betbpert, Empress, Emery; Boundary, fourR; ma
nv Brewer Wood: 1hos Xix. Hall; N fartIldge.
dix; Grecian. Murch. and La Plata. Petiinsil i'm
Cashier Moore era, berry Isles; cree an. cTabree'
Franklin; Harriet Fuller Hamilton, Portland
Ar 18Th bngs Anna d Iorrsy. Griffin Trinidad
beas, Hadley, Phi adeiphis; Caroline Grant, Pres
sey. Erixabeihport New Globe, strong, and lar.
qaiu. Wood do; Orion; Matthew soain Ame 10y
mont; Excel. Smith. Roekland; Samaritan Dodge
Frankfn; Arzoo. iorrsy. Caair; sea queen. Nan
arnston; Meron Roger ram; s Save ''0'As'
CID isth; scl.s seaaower, Chase, New YORK; Hell
en-, CARROLL Eastport.
sALEM-Ar isth, sch Andes, Carrie, Elizabeth
Ar 18th. .chs Minnie Cobb, Ingrshsm. New York;
CID 18th. brig o q CARY. Parker. Portland.
NEwBURfpoRT- 18Th, brig Abby Ellen.
pnRrsMni Ta~xr 18th, schs Porto Rico. Went
a. ,o.1. rene Ellen Merriman. Hamilton. Eliza
bethpor; Flor. Sawyer. briggs, Philadelphia;
z Corson. Roberts, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
AT Honolulu July %. ships Matfapan. Robinson,
rom San Francisco. ar l6th. for Bakers Island; Ar
At Chiaehs isiands 2sth ui. ships sylvanps Blan-
chard. Moody: Nevada. Bartlett; VIM Chamber ain.
ant, Philips; WIN Nelson. smith; Curling. he
han: Piesyure. b, ooks. Living Age. Niekels; X
r.iso Mayhsw; Mo sr a. Pai,en: John rrei,r' hsi.
EFT: John Baker. Miller: Uncle joe Nickels: Ger
Butler. wo d; Elsira Owen. Oliver: y kimbsll.
Hawk. Doane: Virginia. Dslsoo, and G.idine star
small: idg; bsrques Egypt, Hal, aud AeGilvsry.
4, At Valparaiso is,A alt. ship Harsloei. Young
=. psenos Ayres July q, bsrqus orsiri. Smith
As !. saranham July :. brig soiserino. Bissir.
Ar 1t hiasstol J. a;ih as. brig colshirst. An.
AT a Turn. i.l.na a slt brig Tidslis, stone I'm
SD I'm fie'os 10th inst. brig ursaia, Coombs. fol
Ar af Halifax 18th inst brigs Annie Coilins Smith
md kaamo. Dexter. New fork.
AZ stst John NIB 18th inst, ship Eugene. Brock.
| sci, Portland.
Per steamship sidon. at Haifsxl
Arr from New York 9Th inst Panline. 1t Dublin
Brothers. at Falmouth; Mary Dyer. n coffe.
Arr from Portland Sd inst, Flora sou,hard in thu
sP0K.n.
July n, lat &c Al y. ~ h. ship ArEonaut, Nor
ton. from Manila for New York
Sept 8. lat a. Ion 90. brig L 7 knight. OF Sears
port, from Havana for Portland-the mate had oied
Of yellow fever and buried the day previous
Was IN want Of . navigator.
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LONDON QUARrERLY.-Th July number
of this English Review has been received from
the American publishers, L. Scott & CO.. New
York. Contents: l. Words and Places; 2.
Ludwig INLAND; 3. Freeihinking History
and Tendencies; 4. The Circassian Exodus;
8. Lacordaire; G. Christian Art; 7. Public
Schools; 8. Travelling in England; 0. The
House Of Commons.
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NOTICE 40 MARINERS.

POTOMAC RIVER VA.
Notice is hereby gvea that light-yessels have been
re-esfAblished in the Potomae River TO mark Upper
aud Lower Cedar Points. in place OF those destroy.
ed by the enemy In ls61.
The Upper Cedar Point vessel Ia moored opposite
she mouth Of Tobacco river rs paint.
ed lead color. with the name, large black letters
On each side. i - 1900
The Lower Cedar Point weasel Is moored between
Cedar Point and Yates Point. above the ksfflebot.
toms, 10 ,chooper-rigged. painted color with
her name. in large black letters. on each side.
The Illuminating apparatus Of each boat consists
Of eight lamps and parabolc redectors spended at
height of about Is feet above the water, with .
range of about nine nautical miles.
Each boat is provided with bell, which will be
rung during thiox weather.
From and after Aug 50. 1854 these lights viii he
exh ibited from sunset TO sunrise of each day.
By order SHuBRICk. Chairman
Treasury Department. Office Lighthouse Board
washin yton August 80. lisa
JOHN MARSTON aea
Liahthouse inspector I'd Di.sriet
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LADfs BooK--This magnificent magazine
io' october has come to hand. 1t is an IN
usually rich number. The engravings, color
ca 'ashion plate, and letter press are all in the
oest style OF art. Mr. Cooley gives notice of
an increased. price for club subscri ptions, 10
be announced in the Nov. number. Tbs in.
creased expenses paper and labor make ,b;s
advance necessity.
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ARoosrooK.-rhe Houiton Times saws I'll
uaion county ticket Is probably elected ~
about 100 majority. The majority outsie e
tn French Plantations will not fall far short
O. 800. aud reports from Madswaska Indicate
thst the Democratic majority has been re-
duced from last year, in round numbers to 200,
makingthe Union ma, ority in the county about
the same as last year. Representatives, four
Union and two Democrats.
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UPsEr.-An overloaded stage, conveying
passengers to Camp Berry and Cape Cottage.
upset in High street Saturday, and two or
three of the passengers were severely In
jured. A woman with child in her arms es-
capped with slight bruise TO the former.
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In Portsmouth Sept II, by Rev Mr. Holman. Benz
Adams. Esq. of Gray, and Elizabeth Chamberlain.
n d. OF this city.
In saccarappa. Sept IL, BY Rev Moore. Roscoe
G Miken. Asst Surgeon G 5 v. and Miss Adde
Murch. all of s.
In Cumberland Sept IA. Chas Warren Richard
son, Of Portland. and kiss Maria L. daughter Of
Capt Ruel prinkwater. Jr, of {.
In Rockiand. Sept IL. Correias Dreamer. OF w al
doboro, and Mrs Hannah Drew Of 81 George.
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
50 MIDDLE ST. PORTLAND, Me-,
A. 9. Wis, Proprietor,
Portland. May IL. 1894 uayI2dem


At p. B. Fros.'s. "a Exchange street. or good
Coat Makers. to whom the Highest Boston prices
viii b paid. sspt9d2w
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From Adjutant General Hodsdons last re-
port. Appendix C, gather the following. up
70 January 2, 1864: =.
No OF men who have left the state, 36l39
Killed or died OF wounds, lib
Died from disease, 1923
Prisoners or missing, 35g
Discharged for disability, 6775
NOW these are facts taken from the compa-
ny returns and they cannot be disputed. Ac-
co'oing 70 some newspapers and GROWERS,
our regiments have been annihilated several
times over. The friends of the soldier should
not heed these wild stories. 8
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THOMAS q. LORISG, DRUGGIST,
AID E
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER
Cerner sf Exchange 4 Fsaeralss's,
4 peFfeetnt guaranteed. The poorlibsrally con
side1sA. mch2S diff
A New Perfume for the Handker.

A most Exquisite. Delicate and Fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from
IL takes its name.
Msnufsctured only BY PHAL0Es SON. N. r.
Y-Bescars Of CosaferJsits. Ask for PhalonSs--
Take no OTHER. Sold BY Druggists generally.
june24 64d3m
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LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
EVERY sHEET WILL
Kill a Quart Of Flies.
BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT ,

FOR BED BUGS.
The Only Sure Exterminator.
Sold by H. II. HAY, Druggist. junction Middle and
Free Streets. Portland special agents for the state
of Mains. sepsdk WV
~Iiyou arein want Of any kind ofPRINTUe
al ut the Daily Pres OfEos =.
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SPECIAL NOTICE s.

~ Carriers Of the Daily Pres are not aliosced
to sell papers on their roufes.
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~ CARDS sad BILL HEADS neatly priats
Of this once. e3bs as. q
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Dissolution or Copsrtnership.

TUE copartnership bsretofors existing between
Il the Undersigned Is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent The aAirs of the isse hrm will be settled
BY the junior member who viii continue the Flour
Tea and Tobacco business under the name Of FRKE-
MAN BRo HERS, at the old pisee. NO 70 CONNER
cial street JANA FRxsnAN
Sept 20-d2w SAMUEL FRxxNAN
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Assr. oUAsrra MAsrrn's orrIcx.

Forage DEPARTMENT.
No. 60 Cedar Street. n Y. Sept L. 1851 \
FuNuE Government will require In all purchases Of
Il Hay on its account in the State Of Msine, q
strict aahefznce to Sections 35 36 and 81, chapter
IS Of the Revised Statutes Of Maine of 1855
The LAWS just and proper for the prevention and
detection of fraud, and must be strisly complied
with. \. L BROWN. Capt and A. Q N.
]. Is. FrsuER, N. Agent, No. 90 Commercial st.
Sept 2o-dlm Portland, Maine.
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Sch ShoL Water. of Brewer. 100 tons, has beer
sold to parties In Providence, from which plac,
she will Hereafter hail. under the command Of cap
Dyard Pitts.
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Notice.

Notice.
rJVHEREs letter in the Post oGos for wrILIAx
II WOODS III 81
Sept 2Q-dsts
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1One OF the active copperheads in Ports
mouth has been arrested for purchasing old cop
per stolen from the Navy Yard. About six hun
dred pounds were found in his possession. He
was not ignorant of his guilt, for he was careful
to keep bis "pile' concealed, and it was revealed
only by search warrant.
B-The Bangor Wing says the Provost Mar
shall of that district has discretionary power to
postpone the draft reasonable period in such
districts as eyince o real determination to fill
their quotas with volunteers. but those who
never have nor viii do anything in that resp ect
may expect rigid enforcement Of the draft. Z
RGen. Mcclellan calls attention TO his ss;onr
and varied servieeiR the army That it has
been long nobody can deny, but in what repect
it has been varied we are not aware Excepting
in the degree and proportion of its ineficieney
We are at a loss to remember any variety what
ever.-[N. Y. Tribune.
H-A man in Castine, believer ia spiritual
influence, a. being about to cast democrats vote
was impressed with the idea that he must vote
for liberty. He tore up his trsitorous ticket
and deposited good Union vote. We are not
authorized to say that this was the spirit of Old
Hickory, but we cannot see how he can keep
quiet.
TThe Richmond Examiner of Sept. 9th.
said: '.rhe South is actinga controlling part in
the Northern elections. The issue of November
is to be decided by the armies in Virginia and
Georgia Lincoln's whole hope of reelection
begins and ends in military success Without
some decided achievement by Grant or de-
struction of the Georgian army by Sherman,
every state at the north will cast its vote against
him except Vermont and Massachusetts,. y This
southern Democratic journal has perhaps by this
time heard from Maine
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
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