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1rrirai Of Ercharged Prisoners at Nec Or
leans Su6eri,,gs OF Federal Prisoners al
Camp TNter, Teras.

CAIRO, H., Aug. 2.
Nearly one thousand exchanged prisoners,
from Red River County, arrived at New Or
leans on the 18th ult., the majority belonging
to Iowa aud Indiana. They present pitiable
appearance, hatless, shoeless, and many with
ont sufficient clothing to cover their naked
ness. Many have been twelve or sixteen
months in captivity. The first instalment was
from the prison pen at Tyler, Texas, where
IRON 1000 to 6,000 are confined in a stockade
fort, at the rate of 900 to an acre, and their
treatment is cruel and shameful beyond des-
cription. Many officers are in irons, and all
are suffering for food, medicine and clothing.
Col. Kimball, by direction of Gov. Morton,
OF Indiana, has made four attempts to send
relief TO the camp at Tyler, without success I;
but Kirby Smith now expresses willingness TO
permit our prisoners to be supplied, and agents
Of different States, and the Sanitary Commis-
sion, will Immediately ship liberal supplies of
food, hospital stores and healthy vaccine mat
ter.
The steamer Penola, from Memphis, reports
that 200 guerrillas encountered a parry of ne
gro troops seven miles back of Wilson's Land
ing, Ark, on the 30th ult., and repulsed them
A party of Federal cavalry went out the next
day and routed the guerrillas, killing thirty or
forty, and wounding considerable number.
Our loss was triiiing.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
Horses, Carriages, * Harnesses.
af Auction.

~ Saturday. August 9Th, at IL o,cicek \,
~ Lime street, Horses, Carriages ana II srnss.ss
saeh as Carry ais, Top Buggys. Concord Wagors
Jenny Linds Express Wagon and IIsrrs..ss =
Of each new and second hand seiN'
-. HENRY BAILEY CO.. Auet,rs.
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1 friday August 9th. ct O'Clock N on tie
A., premises, the two story wooden House No III
eontsii ooiher OF kssex street with tile tot OF land
IL d.. heout seven Thousand feet (1Ot0l This
H. property for Investment Sale posi.
"e-paueu ars and terms at sale
July 30-dtd w. AueHoneefs'
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04

tY-Rey. william b. Hayd will ho.d religious
services this morning at the New Jerusalem Temple
Congress street, at the usual hour
tY-There will be union meeting at the First
Baptist Church federal Street, this afternoon at 8
O'Clock. The public are invited
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Reported Capture Of the SIst and BED Maine
Regiments.

-, -, NEW DIRK. Aug. 3.
lst inst, says, the latest estimate of our loss is
5000, of whom 800 are prisoners. The 57th
Massachusetts, regiment lost more severely
than any other. The regiment is now under
command of Lieut. DAILY. The 4th Rhode
Island. 31st and SD Maine regiments were
captured almost entirely,
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aug2dtd
For the Pool,

sn Steamer CLIPPER" will leave
Factory Island Wharf, Saco for the
FOOL" every day, SUNDAY excepted) at 10 A NJ.
and p NJ. Returning, leave the Pool at IL A. NJ
and p. M arriving in time for the evening train
for Portland.
Fare from Sdoo 10 the Pool and back 90 cts.
Excursion Tickets furnished parties OF Fifty or
more, from Portland 10 the Pool and back by rail.
road and steamboat at 90 cents.
ROSS & STURDIVANT,
20 Commercial St, Portland.
Aug. 3d. ls6i-dtf
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To Let.
To LEI.

HOUSE No. Is Danforth Street. Enquire Of
IL augldlw A, h, SAURlLEtF.
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THE Horse RAILRoAD.-The track on the
Congress street branch OF this road is nearly
completed to Market Square, and the cars
will commence to run on it this week, it is ex-
r,nnAnd
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= IIzAIfIsNobN ItVr I A., -Aug. ..
dispatch from Hagerstown, justtreceived,
states that rumor prevails there that a force
of rebels is crossing the Potomac iuto Mary
land at Dam No. A. No particulars are given.
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Municipal Oourt-Aup. a.

Daniel Sullivan, for keeping hog-sty near
er the street than the city ordnance allows,
was fined IS and costs. He paid up.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04

4 FEMALE Pastry Cook. To an experienced
N and capable one lItersl wages will be PAID.
Apply TO DAkfON'S
Oyster and Confectionery shop.
sug2dlw 23S Congress st.
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Battle at Canberiand = Rebels Defeated aud
RetreatiaJ.

NEW i DIRK, Aug ).
The Tribune's Frederick md dispatch
confirms the reported defeat of the rebels al
Cumberland. and says Gen. kilby was attack
ed at A p. M. Monday, by a large force un-
der johnson aud McCausland. After several
hours severe fighting the rebels were routed
Gen. Kilby captured several caissons, many
wagons and a vast amount of Pennsylvania
plumber. The enemy are in full retreat pur-
sued by Gen. Kilby.
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Notice,

FKtHE Merchants Grand Excursion will be post
Il poned till Aug. 18th The number of tickets re-
quired t2O00l being only half sold. The merchants
OF other cities will join arrangements to that effect
having been made
G. Il. CLARK, Manager.
Aup q fSt
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House Wanted.

- Wanted BY the advertiser, convenient,
al. centrally located. and Pleasant house for a
.ah sma n fsmly. without chiidfen-l osssssson to
be d q as carly the middle OF october. sooner If
possible u must have good water convenience
and be well fni he'd.
The advertiser would lease such a house for n tenn
of years. parehase II terms suited. A two-stoiy
c,ttaEe small lot. preferred.
Address -. +. O.. at the Press Ciice, stating ioca
ton. general terms, sc coRfdsnfiatiy.
Portland Aug. l. lsa -dtf
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EDWARD ". PATTEN,
commission Merchant 4 Auction Ger.

has removed to the spacious store IA
Exchange Street, four doora below
Merchants Exchange.
VIII receive eonsignments of Nerebandis. A,
every description, for public or urivafs a.
OF Real Estate. Vessels, targoes, Stocks and beT-
chsndise solicited. Cash advances mace ~;,n
prompt sales and returns. mehIa aI~
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Wanted.

HI board with furnished rooms in iyaie family,
by ayoung couple. Highest references given
Address George, Press Office aug2dct
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STATE COLLEGE
Agriculture anu Mechanic Arts
Fryeburg Academy.

FVBE Fall Term of this Institution will commence
l. WEDNESDAY, September !. 1854 aud will
continue eleven weeks. Mr.. Edwin y. Ambrose.
Principal. Mr.. Ambrose Is recent aduae of
Dartmouth ollege, and Is tightly recon uended as
scholar, teacher and gentle msn
II. b. SkWALL. Secretary.
Fryeburg. July %, 1854. jy2s dlw&v2w
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Dimond's OundriiIe BAND

rs now ready to furnish Balls Cotillon and Pic.
i Mic Parties on the most favorable terms
All orders LEFT at Paines Music store (lt3 Middle
street, will receive prompt attention. jyl2dlm
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Gorham Seminary.


TUNHE Regular Monthly Meeting of the Maine Char.
Il liable Mechanic Association, will be held in
the Library room on Thursday evening August 4th
at O'Clock. STEPHEN MARSH,
augl dtd Secretary
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NOTICE..

TIME Stockholders ofthe westbrook Manufsctur-
Il ing &c. are hereby notified that their snnual
ton OF any other business which may come before
them will be holder at the office OF the SUBSCRIBER
in Portland on Tuesday The 23d dsy of Aug, 1854
at O'Clock z. NJ, RENSSELAER, CRAM
Aug 2-dlsw3w 1i.rk
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Wanted.

4 SUIT of Rooms, or a small tenement suitable
N Tor a gentleman and wits. with ore Sc vaHt-no
children. The rooms 10 be wholly partially fur
nished and within nfteea minutes walk OF the POET
Once. Address w. c., Lock Box No IL, stating
terms, &c. aur3dlws
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Once Of the Atlantic and So. Laurence r. R.Co.
Portland, July 50. H64. !
4 DIVIDEND OF two dollars tper share. less the
"A government excise tax. will be paid At this Of
nee. on and afer the I'd f august next, to the hold
ers OF shares, in Federal currency IS recorded al
the close of business on the 30ih Of June last
CHAS. +. BARRETT, Ireasr
aup2rS F2uis
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AssiStGRt Qudrtermdster's 0fsce,
Portland, Me, Aug. lst, 1854
DROPoSALS will be received at this office until
L IL o'clock NJ. on the 10 inst fer ,upply ing the
Posts and Camps in this vicinity with wood ard coal
ldeliyerenl for six months con mencirg October lst
1854 Each bid must be accompanied BY the names
OF two responsible persons residents of Portland TO
enter into boz ss suret!es Tor the faithful per-
formauce of the contrsct.
Each bid must be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for wood and coal p Box 1922 Post flee Portland
Me. HENRY INMAN
Capt A. =. NJ, U. S. A.
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PORTLAND DRY DOCK COMPANY.

A n assessment of Eight Dollars per share on the
N Capital Stock of the Company is row due and
PAYABLE at the Office of the Treasurer III CONNER
cisl street: 9. N. DAVIS, Treasurer.
July sotb, lS64.-dd
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BOwdOiu COLLEGE,

HNHE Annual Examination of candidates for ad.
Il mission TO Bowdoin College. will take place on
Friday the nth day of August next ut O'Clock in
the forenoon, in the new Medical Hall; and also on
Thursday, the twenty fifth day of August next, in
the same place, and at the same hour
LEONARD WOODS.
Brunswick, July G, 1864. July 7dtd
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PORTLAND IND VICINITY.

Ner Advertisements To-Day.
Wantei-renement.
WIndham-Caucus.
Wanted-Bu ines Man.
Theatse-Deering Hail.
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THE Post Office will be opened to-day at
the usual hours it is on holidays.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
Sttuatsou Wanteel

A SITUATION AS CLERK by Young man who
IA has had experience The test Of reference giV-
en-. Address Box No. 20, Portland Pos; OflCe.
angldlw
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AUCTION SALES.


M Friday, August oh. az 81 O'Clock =. NJ on tho
~ premises, house No !. Neal Street. Ii is Two
anu a haf story with brick aud stone front, III d
wooden end and sides-fhoroughy ard faithfully
ouiI ana finished with Dc ube tias,ered wall Gem
eh.eu eellar hOor, sc. Excellent water and slunc-
ahSJ OF II. New-bliit in leCI. there l. a good
ssapie ana Convenient out houses on the lot which
ABOUT % by eco feet splendid piece OF pr perty
.1 stnebt or occupancy. SAFE 10 itivs-title
ately. eS- nm "a
HENRY BAILEY Co, Aucr1oEKFRs.
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TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. II Clapp's Block,

CoAHSh oFCOHGRkSS AND ELA STREETS
MOULD respectfully announce TO the eitizers a.,
w Portland and vicinity, that he has pcrmsr srf
" located in this city. During the eleven mon1hs
the worst forms of disease in persons who have trs
other forms Of treatment in vain, and curing Ia
TENTS In so short time that the question i often
asked do they stay curedy To assu err this uestion
We will say that all that do stay GU cd We Will
doctor the second time for nothing
Dr. D. has been practical Electrician Il r twenty.
oae years and 10 also regular graduated thysissn
Electricity Is perfectly adapted TO chronic disease
IN the form OF nervous or sick hsadache neura 90
In the mead neck or extremities consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs are not fullv
involved; acute or chronic rheumai M scrofula hin
Diseases white swelings, spinal diseases curvature
palsy or paralysis, ST. Yitas' Dance daafusss staT,
nering or hesitaney Of speech dyspepsia, ildiees-
tpn, constipation and liver complaint, piles-E cure
every case that can be presented asthma, breach
tis structures Of the chest and al forms OF female
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
By Electr1c1tv

The Rheumatic the goufy the lane ana the L.,
leap with JOY and move with the agility and elasfif
W OF youth; the heated brain IL cooled; the frcst
oitten nmps restoreS, the uncouth 6efcrmities 70.
moved fainfness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strength; the blind made see the deaf 10 hear and
the nasied form 20 move upright; the tlenishss q
youtn are oofeFated; the accidents OF mature lie
prevented; the eaiamities of old age obviafed ard
an active circulation maintained. -
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
For Bangor.

MlN Sch Rate Aubrey. Jacobs master will
4lakkr have immediate dispatch. Fer freight
apply TO The master en- toarc. head Of
Long Wharf. or TO DIT CHASE
July 3Q-df
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Augusts, July 90 1854.
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council,
will be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta on
Monday. the eighth day of August next.
Attest: EPHRAlM FLINT JR.
Hzldtd Secretary Of State.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
Maine Historical Society.

fINHE Annual Meeting of the Maine Historical So
Il ciety will be held at the Rooms Of the Society. In
Bowdoin College, Bruins wick, on THURSDAY, Aug.
4, 1864, at O'Clock A.
EDWARD BALLARD, Secretary.
Brunswick, July 10. 1854. U2Odtd
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-30

"Heh keep off the fat do they !?
Gee, Bright y Dunn poor feed, then;
in my opinion"
BY this time the end of the furrow
is reached, and the scientiiec gentle
man walks pensively toward the fence
while Nathan's dog that has been
sleeping under tree, wakes up, and
shifts sharply at the bottom of the
strangers pantalooes.
| have written this much, in this
vein, to show the defensible position
of many of the old style farmers,
crusted over with their prejudices-
many of them well based, it must be
admitted armed with an mex
tinguishable shrewdness. The only
way to prick through the rind is to
show them a big crop grown at small
cost, and an orderly and profitable
method, gradually out-ranking their
slatternly husbandry.-My Farm Of
EdqeW00d.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-30
Registers Notice.

NoTICEis hereby given TO all persons Interested that
IN the following have been passed and filed
in the Registers office Of Butler county and will be pre-
eented for confirmation and allowance To the Orphans
Court 10 he held in the borough of Butler, wednes-
day, December7 1864.
Pinal account Of RobcrtIamiton, acting Admir- the
estate of John Andrew, deed. Filed, Sept. 3D. I764
Final account Of n. y. MCandless Executor of John
5. MCandless, decd Filled, Sept o. 1861.
Final account Of John Randolph, Admir-. Of Amos
Kennedy decd Filed, Sept. o, 1854
Final account Of VIM FOgle Admir-. ot the estate OF
Sarah Philips decd. Filed, Sept. 30, 1864.
Final account Of Thomas Westerman acting Executor
Of John Smalley decd. Filed, Oct. s. 1864.
Final account of John H. Kelly, Executor of John
Kelly, decd. Filed Oct s. 1864
Final account of George Parker and Fullerton Parker,
Executors of john Parker, decd. filed Oct. g. 1861
Final account of Catharne Leply, Administrator Of
Michael Leply, decd. Filed, Oct. II, 1864.
Final account of Martin Boehm, Admir-. of Henry
Gslbach, deed. Filed Del. IT, 1854.
Final account Of Shepler Boston and John Dougla
Executors Of John Boston, decd. Filed, Oct. o. 1851
Final account OF John Ray, Trustee for sale Of Real
Estate of Geo Ward decd not accepted under procee-
dings in partition. Filed Nov. L. 1861
Final account of Mrs Ann Breedon, Adm'x of Richard
Breedon decd Filed Nov. 8 1864.
Partial account CT Jno. NJ. McNees, Admir-. of VIM.
McNees. Filed Nov. 4, 1854
JOHN II. CRAFTY,
Nov 1854. Dep Register
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ArtElur's Home Magazine
For 1904. Edited by
T. S. ARTHUR AND VIRGINIA r. TOWNSEND

The HOME MAGAZINE for 1904 will be conducted in
the spirit hat has distinguished II fIom the
mencement and continue to unite in periodical tt
attractions and eNcclCncie Of both the Ladies' Fash
ion Magazines they called and Ii graver literary
munthes. our GrrubgemeHts far 1864 iHciHds
THREE ORIGINAL SERIAL STORIES written ex
pressy for the Home Magazine one Of these will be by
Miss Virginia =. Townsend and commence in the JanU
AIRY number. Another will be by T. :. ARTHUR. And
the third from the pen Of MRS VI. A. DESISON, wr
ter Who has long been a ayOritc with the public.
Besides these, OUR LARGE CORPS or TALENTED
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s0~ The love of the beautiful and true
like the dew drops in the heart of the
crystal, remains forever clear and liquid
in the inmost shrine of mans being.
though all the rest be turned to stone by
sorrow.
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NEIW SrToR H

TNIIE undersigned wishes to inform his old friends and
the public generally, that owing the fortunes Of
he has been compelled TO business at the old
stand, at Ii STsO w NSs Pa LIE, Butler coun-
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tOGELEY HOUSE.
WILLIAM VoGFIEy Proprjator

FINIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
generally, that he has erected large and cornmodi
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SfraYed on Stolen.

CNR0M the residence Of the subscriber in Muddy Creek
il Tp, Butler Co. Pa, the 9th Of October Sabbath
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ged with white hairs about the head and neck full face
and of kick the left hip. Any person giving
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stoves! stoyesu stoves.

WIN & JAS. @. CAMPBELL.-FousDERs-Fo
wv South Of the borough of Butler, where Stoves
Ploughs and other castings made large supply
tsantly on hand and for sale at reasonable rates.
Dee9. Iss2::.tf
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Executors Notice.

WHEREAS Letters Testamentary, with the will
w annexed, have this day been duly issued by the
Register, to u ~ Glenn, andJ. MCleymond- Executors
of John Glenn decd therefore, all persons indebted to
said estate, requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims demands against the
will present them properly authen caed for settlement
j. NJ. GLENN,
Oct. 8, Is64a6t J. McCLEYMOMDs Exrs,
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A Family and Agricultural Journal
devoted fn

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Tales and Moral and Entertaining Reading generally
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