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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EVERY AMERICAN CITIZEN
Who wishes fully to understand his duty in this
Crisis Of Our National Affairs,
1ol aud the danger which beset m
DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS.
should read
DEMOCRACY In AMERICA,

By ALEXIS De TocoUEyILLR,
Translated by Henry Reeve, Esq
Edited BIZ Francis Bowen, Afford Professor of Nor
al Philosophy in harvard University.
The Cambridge Edition. 2 U3ls. Post Svo Bound
jR Maroon Yektan, Price, $500.
IN. De Tocquevile has writ en- of America and
Democracy ia y manner that no other mau has ever
approached nor do we believe that his book viii
soon be equ ilcd.-Bost07s 9rapetteI'.
This long famous work, read by tens OF thors lnds
in the original French and BY millions Ia en- Eng
lish rausatOn has as length found fitting express
ion aud manifestation in the truly beautiful volumes
before u.s., -FkiiddeIphid inquirer.
.iTne work is such au able exponent of the Repub.
lcan principle emb odied in or Constitution tiiat
every American is in a manner bound to make him
self familiar with iJ.'i-Chtcogo Journal
eff the instructions and he a1monitions f tilis
work were all eady valuable to American radeJs
they with special claim to their attention at
the present time, when the very fouadation OF oar
social and civil order are threat led with upbeayaI
and destruction. The chapter ON dangers resultiDg
from disruption of the Union is one that statlss
by its visidn SO Much that was prophecy when De
Toeqleyie penned the ssgacious outlines of the fg
~ awaiting the great Republic has since becom-
Ger. laua HaTl s1H go,
1t Is book that ought to. be generally studied
mere, for no writer has more thoroughly compre-
nenoed the great principles on which our govern,
ment founded than De TosqueVille. "-Porffdhd
Tr0nscfiDE
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Euuivocal Defence.

Our worthy and talented fellow-citizen,-
81. N.,"-has written an article in defence of
Gen. Mcclellan against the imputation of such
uusoldierly qualities as those of treason and
cowardice. He considers it "both wicked and
foolish" to say that the Democratic candidate
possesses either of these weaknesses. Still he
intimates, if he does not positively assert, that
Mcclellan "refused to attack the rebels at
Richmond when he might have swept them
from the earth in a whirlwind of fire.; that he
suffered the rebel army to escape, again and
again, after it was beaten and we'll nigh dis
couraged'; that ''he refused to help clear the
oPotomac with 1000 men,; that Che never was
in action but once, and then only towards the
close of the day, when the battle was over"
during the whole time he was commander-in-
Chief and that che does not remember where
he was, when charged with being on board q
gunboat, miles away, where he could not be
Communicated with while the tremendous con-
fct was raging between his subordinates and
the rebels"
All these things he interrogatively asserts,
and then inquiries, ,ohy all these things, eff he
was neither coward nor traitor?"
He answers his own question thus--the ital-
les ours:
Simply because, without being coward,
General McClellan.is an excessively cautious
man --Gtrdid TO naoue, almost afraid to breathe
IN the Immediate presence of danger; and be-
cause, without being a traitor, he is "a. sum-
pdthg Nth traitors and with the Southern
leaders, from old habits of companionship, and
believes in his own plans OF pacificatieu, rath-
or than IN the duties Of soldier-odedience
promptitade and complete subordination.
1t is hoped Little Mcclellan" may appreci-
ate this defence, and il elected kindly remem-
Der the author of it; and to this end we trust
the Argus will give it an early insertion.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

The New York Tribune remarks that the
very absurd lie that President Lincoln re.
ceives his salary in gold is eaeetualIv refi,ted
by L. E. Chittenden, of Vermont. the late
Register of the Treasury. who had charge of
All payments Of that kind. Mr. Lincoln and
all MS Cabinet receive tho ordinary green.
oacks, just like ordinary men in ordinary
business, and the regular income tax is regu-
larry deducted from Mr.. Lincoln's salary, lust
as 1t = rom every other salary. The only
officers paid in gold are our ministers abroad.
In places where our currency is not recog-
nized,
In letter to the Burlington Sentinel in
which he makes the. above statement. Mr.
Chittenden adds:
1t may not be irrelevant to state in this con-
nection fact well known to many officers OF
the Treasury, that upon the passage OF the
act imposing tax upon salaries, question
was made whether it applied to the President
and cabinet, and that Mr.. Lircoln peremptori-
" refused to have any exception made in his
case-a determination in which the cabinet
X eco with him. and that the deduction from
T', ~ suese saiaEtes has ever since been made.
ne Argus mas published the story that the
a.at ons is paid 10 gold; will it correct its
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GOV. Andrews sohoolhouse. 9
A correspondent OF the Transcript, in Wine

A correspondent Of the Transcript, in Wind
ham, says: tb .rs,
>. A fire broke ont in the shoe shop of James
Smith, in Wndham, On Sunday night last, des-
troyiDg the building and all its contents. No
insurance-loss about $700 The building
was put up by Jonathan Andrew, of this
town. for study-room in which his two sons,
under the care OF a private teacher, were fit
ted for the academy, one of whom now holds
the Office OF Governor of Massachusetts,
Since that time the old schoolroom has been
moved to thirteen different places-irst used
as schoolroon, then confectionery store,
then grog shop, then place for storing ap-
pies, then store room for the sack business,
and so on, being used at each place for a diff
ferent purpose. Twice has it been out of town
and twice returned. $500
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New Publications.

The FLoRENcE STORIES: By Jacob Abbott New
"a York; Sheldon & Co., 1864. For sale in this
city by Bailey & Noyes. s. stssras
Who needs informing that Jacob Abbott never
did, neyerwill, never can write poor book, or
one uninteresting for boyss The book before
as is one of his best; contains 252 pages, 16mo,
and is illustrated by six spirited engravings.
This seems to be No. of the series, and is emit
tied Florence's Return, and should be in every
Sabbath School library in the land. 1t will be
found great fayorite, with the young particu-
larly of both sexes. hHrso
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The Prussian army of occupations ,0Oo
stfong--will winter In East Jutland.
The riots at Turin were in consequence Of
the transfer of the capital to Florence. Twen-
ty persons were killed and many wounded.
The new Cabinet has been formed and tran
quality prevails.
Walter Savage Lander died at Florence
Sept. II.
A new Italian Ministry has been formed I'M
der the presidency of Gen. Della Marmora.
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MARRIED..

In this CITY, Oct TO- at tho First Baptist Church, by
Rev DIR Smaller, Walter Beckett and Miss Alice /,
daughter Of Capt Thos Means, all of Portland.
In this city, Oct 10. at St Stephens Church BY Rev
A Dalton Charles Waterhouse and Mss Josephine
L Abbott both of Portland. rri
In this city, Oct 10. by Rev /. Walker, Abbott L
Fayban. OF Portland, and Miss Lucia b Robinson,
Of bradford VT mo cards.
AT Cape Elizabeth Ferry. Oct g. by Rev Robin
sou, Alpheus E0Dley and Miss Louisa Sylvester,
all of G 4 Ferry. uaitaHbgT Standardization
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DIED..

Ia Cape Elizabeth. Oct 10, Capt WIN M Haskell,
aged A years. .
3 In New Gloucester. Oct o, Mrs Jane g. vile o.
Thomas NJ Haskell, aged 81 years II months.
In Westport, OctS Mrs Hannah knight, aged 49,
In Bangor Oct 8, Mrs sophia NJ, wife OF the lato
Rev Varnum Baker, aged "a years. s9n 30.
In HaIlowell, Sept 81, Mrs Mary Ann. wife of Mad
$50 a Tuck, aged So years IL months. - -.
In winthrop, Sept 5, Willie Thomas. aged 81.
In Paris, Oct s, Angeline +, daughter of Alex'r
aud Ruth Thayer, aged years; Ith. Mrs Sally, vile
OF Levi Thayer, aged Is years -7asIt areiires
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Loss of a United States Transport.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
Capt. Merrlman, of the steam transport
Dudley Buck, reports United States steamer
ashore. six miles north of Cape Lookout. She
had bllged and will be a total loss. She was
from Boston for Key West, and had 400 sea-
men on board. some of whom, while landing.
were capsized, and five destroyed by sharks.
Il was new steamer, this being the second
trip only. She went ashore Sunday evening,
I'd inst. Capt. Merriman could not learn her
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND, Ne, -
A. 8. DAVIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL, 1854 mayI2d6m

HY Epileptic Fits eau be Cured -Dr
LocKRow having beco ne eminently success1nl in
curing this terrible malady invites all SIMILARLY nf
ficted call send for circulars OF references and
.monials of numerous cured of from one to
years standing. lie devotes his atten-
ton especially to diseases OF the Spina Axis
OF Nervous system and soicits an investigation OF
his claim to the public confidence. f-a
He may be consulted at his private residence No.
14l West 421 sire ct. daily from 10 A. M to 2 p
except Saturday and SUNDAY. Address all letters to
DR. b. L0CBROW New Yotk.
Care OFF. o. Box Bis oct7d3m
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From the Army before Richmond.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroMAC,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PorOMAC,
aAfg@A 5@ML3 october 8. 'oA
The 9TH and 9th corps advanced their lines
yesterday some half a mile, driving the enc
my's skirmishers into their breastworks. This
management was for the purpose of feeling the
strength of the rebels and to determine wheth-
er this part of their line bad been weakened
so as to strengthen their forces else where
Our forces hold the ground gained but as yet
have made no attack on the main line. A Jew
prisoners were taken during the advance.
Their statements are merely repetition OF all
others, viz, hard times, hard fare, great des-
pondency among the rebel troops, &c.
Picket firing was kept up ali last night.
Rebel prisoners say they are much opposed to
this barbarous practice, and only indulge in it
on positive orders from their officers, but that
they generally fire too high to have any effect.
Their officers believe that this practice pre-
vents many desertions, which is true. Our
mortar firing seems to be very accurate !;
scarcely 8 day passes in which numbers of the
rebels are not killed or wounded by shells
bursting in their midst. o# sIfr
iSigned) rrk w. D. MCGREGoR.
WASHINGTON. Oct. TO-
As the mail boat was leaving CITY Point
yesterday morning at 10 O'clock, heavy firing
was heard on the right of the James river, in
Buffers department. No particulars are yet
known. The boat brought 220 prisoners to
Fortress Monroe and 90 to Washington.
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of this remarkable book that the original trans
aton which WA very def ctive, has been carefully
revised and great part rewritten and that the adj
ditions made to the later Paris Editions are here
irst translated. Tha volumes are beautifully print
81 ON tinted paper at the University Press and taste
fully bound in maroon vellun, and have rec lived
The rpanimous a. uuqalifed praise the press as
being the most elegant books ever made In America.
For sale BY all booksellers and sent BY mail post
paid on receipt of the price. BY s,
SEVER Il FRANCIS, Publishers,
doCt4&11 Cambridge, Mass.
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yne Bese, Adsance into Missouri.

tt&4 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 0.
Official dispatches from Jefferson City state
that The advance OF Price from the Usage Xiv
err to Moran Greek, ten miles from Jefferson
City, on the 7th, was spiritedly contested by
our cavalry. A considerable number OF the
enemy were killed and wounded.
On the morning of the 9Th the rebels Grew
up in line of battle before our works, but al
ter being well peppered by our batteries,
moved off towards the west. They were fol-
lowed by our forces six miles, receiving sharp
punishment tl1fl5esr
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DR. PORTER

MOULD respectfully cay to the Ladies s aSu st
w tiemen Of Po tiand that he VIII retn n.a he
the Elm House this only, when ana wnei E,ac
will examine all of disease with ms neM az az
tro Magnetic Machine free II ckdrgs, anu $500
sta1ty determine what the disease Is, where ocsleu
ana its progress upon the system. CoHs"f'@i'o'''
free also.
Don't wait friends if you are out of health, Dut
call at once, and the Dr. will show you testimonials
OF recent cures ia Bidotford, Saco, Lewiston. Au-
burn Bruins wick and Bath octl0 div
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COMING TO rnE PoINr.-Ths DETROIT Ad-

COMING TO THE PoINT.-The DetroiJ Adj
vertiser relates the following:
"We were amused the other night at the at
tempts OF one of the unwashed, whose tongue
had become little thick from the effects ofhis
favorite beverage, to pronounce the names OF
the democratic candidates. Hurra for McClel'n
and Pen'toni mean, Hurra for Mcclellan and
P'lentoni No, that amt Hurra, say, for
McKennel and Pepteny The poor fellow got
further from the mark at every attempt, until
he finally gave up in despair, enchanting, %!
d--n such mixed up mess! Hurra for JEFF
Davisp"
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n - - \. CLEARED. n
Sch Henrietta, Wiley, Baltimore-E Freeman Jr.
DISASTERS.

Rarque LIlias tof Belfast) roothaker, from Pictou
for Boston, with cargo OF coal while at anchor in
the Gut of Canso, was driven ashore in a heavy
squall. the Lighthouse Friday, Sept 80. Tho
U steamer Iosco went TO the wreck ana saved all
the spars, sails and rigging. The Ioseo. with the
Captain and crew, arrived at Boston Sth inst.
Sch Hodgman, Cooper, from Camden for New
Haven, before reported abandoned) sprung aeak or
Cape Cod. on the night of the 25th AMI sunk The
crew taken OF by brig Paragon, which transfer
led them to sch Omega, Of Co5asset and arrived at
Gloucester on Friday evening.
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NEW YORK, Oct. III.
The steamship Hansa, from Southampton
18th, has dst passed this point.
The steamships Hecla arrived out on the
25th, Belgian and City of Washington on the
9th, and Germania on the 18th.
The Coroner's Jury have returned verdict
of wiful murder against Muller. -
A. w. Marsden, an iron master, has abscond-
ed to America, having forged bills on Leeds
Bank to the amount of eS0,O00 Allied Teale.
wooden merchant, has failed. Liabilities e1OO.-
900. The liabilities of the Leeds Banking
Company are one million. m sT
LONDON, Sept. 28.
The Swiss National Council has rat fed the
treaty of commerce between France and
Switzerland.
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PoRT OF PoRTLAND.

hOnday,. ...-..-ssss...s.... ...OctOner H.
ARRIVED.
l Steamer Chesapeake, Willetts Now York.
Steamer New brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
st John NIB.
Steamer Lady Lang Roix. Bangor.
Steamer Scotia, Kimball, Augusta.
Brig Torrent. Montgomery. Perth Amboy.
L Sch James Garcelou, Anderson, Boston. gr 81
Sch Pool, Hards, Bangor.
Sch Brilliant, Carter, Bristol. d..
Sch Aurora, Rich, Bangor tor Chelsea.
Sch Elizabeth Ann, Wilson, Harpswell for Glou-
cestaP. ~
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l;sbad = ~" hampshire Gazette, now pub
co.. - Connec'ion with the Daily Morning
-. ie"'O'e' ioi.slnouth, was first issued on the
nn aay OF October, 1855 = one hundred and
s slsn. years ago. by Daniel Fowle. There arc
Du'tew newspapers, as thercare but few me,,,
that reach that age. NV 1'''
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''MoNIToR POTATO" Mr.. III. G.. Quincy
has left at our Office potatoe, brought by him
from Buckfeld, weighing two and a quarter
pounds, and shaped so much like a monitor,
with fnll-developed turret, that he has named
1t as above. 1t is of the California variety,
and Its proportions are gigantic. Hope our
Lyme street friends will not go into spasms
on account OF this fact. ea-,
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FIsHERMEN.

AR at Beverly 5th schs Oleander, Brooks, Grand
Bank. HOO otis fish; 7th. Fear Not Goodwin, do,
1900 do.
spoken--Sept "a. on Bank of Quero, sch Black
Swan, of Camden, 20, 600 fish. ag
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! - Mr. Elwell Carleton of East Pittston, the
Times says, narrowly escaped drowning in Bath
on Saturday morning, 4 In attempting to
go on board the steamer Eastern Queen he
stepped overheard and was rescued by Mr.. James
Norton.
R-A short time since one of the leading DEM
ocratic politicians of this state, and one of the
present supporters of Mcclellan, remarked that
tho nar r>a-.+y 10 aae5. fa~ OIL efficient
purposes, as is the old Wing party, and if any,
thing can be deader than that it must be curl
osity indeed.
% The Cincinnati Enquirer, the organ of the
Mcclellan Democracy, says, with more candor
than patriotism that sat Me- lellan ratification
meeting in Cincinnati on the 18th ult., there was
among the banners in the procession one repre-
senting Mcclellan and JEFF. Davis shaking
hands," s.r, .....ss.......s.. et.
ggThe Argus gives its readers the gratifying
intelligence that Hon. Leverett Salstonstal of
Salem, will vote for Mcclellan. Wonderful
He is one of those old Conservative wings
who have been found, when they take the wrong
shute, to make the most poisonous copperheads
in the country. The editor of the Boston Cou-
rier is of the same stamp.
80 The next congress will have to be smart in
the wrong direction to be as bad as the present,
for even in single city three of the viest of the
copperhead members have been dropped out,
and another probably will be. Brooks and the
two Woods in New York, have been thrown
over, and Herrick district has not nominated,
but will probably follow suit.
BThe Argus has received Met lellan Rose,
a solitary beauty, which was found alone in its
glory, wasting its fragrance upon the desert air,
when its companions were faded and gone
The last rose of summer an emblem of McClel-
Ian ! Perfectly appropriate. He was always
among the last; on the eighth of Noysmber
if he don't find himself left blooming alone we
are no prophet. 3p ~ Nis
- Edwin Rowland, Esq, Of Boston. who
died suddenly at St. Bernard, recently, in his
will. made a bequest of two thousand dollars to
the Sunday School of the Rev. DIR. Miners So
ciety, of which he was for many years devoted
teacher. He also made the liberal donation of
ten thousand dollars to Tufts College, the insti-
tuition of which his pastor, Rev. DR.. Miner is
President. sof75 81 s,a.r-- st..5s
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READ DIR. HUGHEs' advertisement, in another
column. IN his speciality Dr. Hughes is unequalled
by any ply stefan in this country.
jan1 WY
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Mr. Astor, the wealthy millionaire of New
York. was reluctant to sell some goods to
paid for them and took them on his back to
carry them off, Mr.. Astor looked In surprise;
but before the young man, who was a. mer-
chant, had gone many steps, he called him
back, saying, "you may buy on credit to any
amount lean trust you, sir. A man who is
not ashamed to do his own work is sure to
succeed" Here is a good lesson for false
pride. nl- -
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The Charleston Mercury says

We make no comments upon this speech:
but we cannot refrain from expressing our
profound regret that such speech should
nave been said to have been delivered by the
Cnlef Magistrate of the Confederate States,
4iof we cannot make up our minds that he de-
nVereo 1t, We hope speedily to be able to de-
hy its authenticity.
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sarah hefuleV, Csllagan. Philadelphia; sehs july
Fourth shaw, Bonalr; Dolphin, Talbot, and y r
smith Cobb Philadelphia; Ruth Hodgdon Hall
New YORK; Olive Branch. Dix, Calais; William
Gerrish Couldsboro; Starlight, jarvis, Graz berry
Isles Lantern, hatch, boothoayi Araoela' FHsbee.
BANGOR, Wa1kinco, Burrell, Gardiner; Emeline,
Colby Wiscasset; Alice. Hill, and Lindsey, Hill,
Saco; Tiger Colt, do; LacoDia Proctor, biddeford
Flank. Chard. KeDnebunki 5 revenue cutter
Ar ION. bSroue Charles Brewer. Wilson, Pbiladel-
pbia; schs Roanoke ARnew st Stephens n b. May.
Allan New River n b; Commerce; Mnep Rs Saas
Per ect. Law, Machias; Convoy, Putnam bangoI J
Monroe, Herman, and saxon, Iapiey' DADB0r'
October, Williams. Bath. ,.. L.
Below. baiques Tejuca. from Calais; Conquest IN
New Orleans brig Lucy Ann, from Omoa
Cid 10th, brig Baltic, Hooper. Roc1aud ,,.u.
SALEM-Ar Sth, schs Ezra Lewis, Lee, 1 hlla-
DELPHI a; Susan Frances, Smith, Trenton; heSPeru''
AS %T 9Th. brig Aiiaratta, Bibber Philadelphia; schs
Abby Gale, Mcdonald, and Eliza Otis, Ryder rom
De G;LLoetCEsTER-Ar 9th. schs Express, consnts
Camden for Norwich; Monroe, Hammond, Ellsworth
for Boston. -. .o- Port
Norfolk; VIM Butman, Smart. Bangor ioT Eosa .i
town; Sailor Boy, Pinkham. Steuben ioI S,,,
Superior Hatch I'm New York ioT psios Moon spl
iyan Tor New Bedford; John SNOW Coie, 1.a,
port for New York Susan Frances emi1h, lre a s
Tor Boston; HOckanom Staples, Glaze Bay CD loI
New York; Rochester Hutchings. Bath for Boston;
Sylph, soule Westport Tor dol John, IDgaiis' DAN
gor for bingham.
. AOA4 oHlOO4it-hI TN e5H 4Neu outneSAg Df~-
ing, View FORK.
AR sth, sch Red j. cket Baker, Portland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Liverpool 2s,h ult, ship Ella, Nickels from
Bangor.
CID at Dcmorara 18th ult, sch Maria crowell, New
York.
Ar at Barbados 18th ult, sch Alice Crocker, New
York
At Port au Prince oath ult brig Mccosta, Collins,
nom Bangor, disR, for Boston few DAYS.
Cld al Matanzas goth ult, brig Danl Boone Foster,
Portland.
Ar at sydney CB oh inst, sch NJ D Haskell, Has
kell, Salem.
At Lngan CB SOth ul.. bries Manl.us Isola sitka,
Robin. Milwaukee, and RoaIner, for New York; o. hs
4 lon, all for do.
Cid at St John NIB 9TH inst, sch Eudora. Lord for
\ West Ly It'll, snip Naples Pike, London.
SPOKEN.
july g. lat 30 s. lon % Al E. ship Southern Rights,
! 70 days from Rangoon tor Falmouth VI
Aug TO- lat So 80 s, lon CO 25eship VIM Leavitt I'm
New York for Acapulco.
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FOB PREsID EMIT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOE v1cH-PRHsIDmNT.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
or TENNESSEE.
For Electors.
OF TENNESSEE.

For Electors.
JOHN B. BROWN, of Portland,
ABNER sTETsoN, of Damariscotta.
LIST Dist-RICHARD NJ. CHAPMAN of Biddeford.
I'd Dist-TnOMASA, d FESSENDEN ofAubuIn.
I'd Dtst-GOING HATH0RN of Pittsheld.
dth Disf-BENJ p GILMAN, of Orono.
Sen Disf.-JOHNN N. SWAZEY of Bucksport
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TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
Washington, October 10th. 1884.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Oficial War Dispatch - Reports of Recent
Movements or Generals Butfer Sherna,a,
Thonsas, Sheridan and Bur6rfd0e.
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special NOTICES.
mrs WEEK oNLYI

r.s-oarrisrs or me Daily Press are not alio''ed
to sell papers on their routes
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Boston Stock List.

~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prin
ct this once ii
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.,UIfyou arein want Of any kind fPRINTING
All at the Daily Press uuice. g.
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Jeff. Davis Speech at Macon.

The New York Evening Post says Of the
speech delivered by Mr., Davis at Macon,
which will be found in another column, that it
is not unlike the terrible words which Milton
puts into the mouth ofiSatan when he would
rally his dropping followers after being cast
out of heaven. Surveying the blissfnl seats
which he could possess no more, the archangel
exclaimed:
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Notice.
Lest.

N the Boston Depot, Monday afternoon, Oct 10th
IL at about 3 O'Clock, heavy Cold Rin M ~
inside 'Hor ito staples. May 4th, 1858 The 6nder
VIII De suitably reward by eavng il at the store
OF Locke g Co. NOD Deering Block, Portland, Me.
WI e rIlHf| d3ts
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FOREIGN POINTS.


July g. lat SO s. lon % Al E. ship Southern RIGHTS,
20 days from Rangoon tor Falmouth
Aug 10; lat So 80 S, Ion CO 25eship VIM Leavtt, FIN
New York for Acapulco.
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Found.

ON Saturday, the eth inst on Spring STRAIT a
~ Silver Watch, WHICH the owner can nave bv car
ing on j johnson, at Blske's Bakery, aud payins
for this advertise ment. octll az = rs