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The Portland daily press., 1864-08-16
The Argus and jeff. Davis.

Our contemporary devotes two of his columns
to JEFF. Davis, peace, and an editorial from the
Richmond Sentinel, newspaper claimed
to be the organ OF the rebel President. The
object of these long articles Is to show that
peace is within our reach, but we confess we
can't see much hope of peace unless our Gov
ernment will lay down its arms, creep on its
belly, humbly ask JEFF. Davis to give US the
boon, agree to a dissolution of the Union and
separate and independent coniederacy for
Southern rebels. By pursuing such course
we have no doubt we could have peace in short
order.
The Argus very readily accepts without
any qualification what JEFF. Davis said to Gill
more. 1--WE are not fighting for slavery" Our
neighbor rolls this as a sweet morsel under his
tongue, and bases his argument upon 1t to
prove that negro slavery was not the cause OF
the rebellion. To prove that, even to the sat-
isfaction of the readers of the Argus, is an up
hill business, and 1t will require more ingenu-
ity, tact and talent than this editor has yet de-
veloped to make the people believe any such
nonsense.
That this war was waged against the Gov
eminent for the express purpose of sustaining
negro slavery and building up slave aristoc-
racy, there can be no reasonable doubt In any
intelligent mind of this country or Europe.
That question was settled long ago, and no
words which JEFF. Davis can now utter will
disturb that well settled opinion.
1t is somewhat amusing that the Argus ac-
cepts this phrase of the arch traitor as gospel
truth without the least qualification, and swal-
lows 1t down with much gusto, while the 9TH
er portion OF the conversation which JEFF. had
with Gilmore at the same interview, must be
received with many grains of allowance, and
greatly qualified to suit copperhead purposes.
Now such course of reasoning makes mince-
meat of the rules Of construction which the
Argus adopts In one case and not in the other.
The plain object OF all this is to smooth over
and construe away the force of the other state
ments made to Gilmore on the same occasion.
But this special pleading will pass for what il
is worth, and the people will not be deceived
by it.
Now let US make a record of the other saw
ings Of JEFF. Davis which were ade to Gil
more. JEFF. says, "Thls war must go on till
the last of this generation falls In his tracks,
and his children sieze his musket and fight
our battles, unless you acknowledge our
right to se!fgovernment We are fighting
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% on tuesday, the 9th of September NEXT.
the day before Commencement, Brown Universe.
ty will celebrate the completion Of its first cant,
ry. A general invitation is extended to al, Grad
yates, regular and honorary, to be present on
that occasion. The Rev. President Sears will do
liver the centennial address
y The Liverpool Courier says, "we believe
very great many Engishmen would rather be
ignorant of most things than not know the points
of horse" We also believe that ''a very great
many" know more about horse-hesh than they
know about the affairs of our country. If they
knew more about us, they wouldn't say so many
foolish things.
b The inquiry when drafting will begin, is
answered in the War Department order which
directs all State Provost Marshals to keep their
accounts of quotas and credits in as toward a
condition as possible, and "see that the draft
commences Immediately after the expiration
OF the fifty days mentioned in the act of Con-
gress.''
- During dinner at the commencement of
Tufts College, short time ago, says the Cos
pei Banner. it was announced that ga person
not known to the denomination, who had never
Keen suspected of sympathy with it-an Episco-
palian of some note as an author and editor
has left for Tufts College the noble bequest of
twenty five thousand dollars
u In conformity with the old custom of ad-
vertising from the public sign-post all inten-
tons of marriage, the following announcement
was made: Marriage is intended between Mr..
Williams. of Williamstown, and Miss Betsey
Williams, of Williamsbridge.' A mischevous
wag, to make it still more explicit, wrote under
Meath "For particulars see small bills next
year.
u Since the beginning of May, Johnston
has retreated from twenty nine impregnable po-
sitions; has evacuated a score of the mightiest
mountain Businesses on this continent; has for
saken three river lines of defence without fight,
and has built gigantic earthworks all over North
ern Georgia, only to fly from them when he
heard the advancing tramp of our glorious ar
my.
81 The Dayton Journal says that the yield of
wheat in that valley is better than it has been
for three years Fields, which early in the spring
seemed winter-kiled, and looked so thin and
scrawny farmers were tempted to turn their stock
upon them, developed in an extraordinary man-
ner, producing from Is to IS bushels per acre
Corn looks well, but fruit and potatoes are
short.
80 The French artilerists in Mexico have a
sort of field guns to which barometer is at
tached for the regulation of accurate aim. The
gunners were surprised at the deviation of range
in those ATTITUDES, contrary to what their expert
ence at Vincennes had led them to count on; but
the difference of result has been found to be
caused by the diminution of atmospheric pres
sure on the lofty table land of Central Amer
ica.
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steamer attacked on the Mississippi.

OAIKO, H., Aug. II.
The steamer Empress from New Orleans
9th inst, has arrived She was fired into on
the afternoon of the 10Th, at Guinness Landing
by mssked batteries Of six l2-pounders.
Teere is supposed to be a strong force OF cav
airy posted on the Arkansas shore. Sixty
shots and shells struck the steamer. One OF
the latter penetrated the hull and burst in the
hold. The rebels also poured in heavy fire
of musketry, Kidding the upper works.
The Empress had about 500 persons on
board, including 200 sick and discharged SOL
diers, and So ladies and children. Five per-
sons were killed and II wounded. Captain
Malley of the steamer was killed, his head be-
ing shot off while telling the pilot never to
surrender.
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From the Army before Richmond.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY Potomac,


Gen. Burnside was relieved of his command
last evening. His division officers and a nun
Der of his friends were present to bid him
farewell. Gen. Wilcox is in temporary COM
mand of the corps.
1t was reported that the enemy was moving
toward our lett, with the intention of making
a flank attack early this morning, but as there
has been no demonstration up to this time,
A. N. the report is believed TO be inbound
ed.
Everything at the headquarters is perfectly
quiet. Considerable firing has been kept up
all night on the centre aud right.
Yesterday morning about daylight, heavy
firing was heard in the direction of James
river for about two hours. 1t was reported
that there had been an attack by some rebels
on a working party of Gen. Buffers, who are
cutting canal across small peninsula on
the James river.
About dozen deserters came in yesterday,
two of whom we're cavalry men, with all their
accoutrements.
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DISASTERS.

Ship Alhambra. Lucas. at San Francisco from Liy-
erpool. reports. when Ito miles SSw of Cape Clear
experienced tremendous gale IRON s TO SW for "a
nours blew away foretOpmast, foretnp gal antmast
ioreroy amast, mainte p-galant, mGinroy mast and
aud water on deck; next morning found three feet
OF water between decks threw overheard $50 tons
cargo, and found the LEAK, which was caused BY a
Preyenter-chain bot working out. Was p days un-
der jury topmaats.
Brig A Richards. Donovan. from Glaze Bay CD.
for New York, burned by ths Tallahassee. was ga
tons register, rated Ala, was built at Columbia In
1868, from which port she hailed.
Brig Carrie Estglle. Thurlow, captured and burned
by the Tallahassee. was from Cutler Me, tor York
with piles She registered 2i0 tons was built at Cut
Ter in 1884. and hailed iron Boston.
Sch Atlantic. burnt by the Tallahassee, registered
l56 TONS and was built at Addison in 1865 where she
was owned.
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A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.
81. f." A,wOod's Bi,ters, Price 80 Cts

THoRsrIKE. NE, April %. 1853
Dear Sir:-A lady of my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks of sick headach for
number OF years. and coula find no relief until the
tried l.. F. Attoood's Filters which effected a per-
nanent cure.
headache aud vomitins. which have been cured
by these bitters. l have myself been troubled
with dyspepsia which has already been relieved by
this remedy, always keep it on hand as | believe
IL to be speedy cure for all deran gements of the
st mach and liver and f1r female complaints when
arising from debility OF the digestive organs.
Yours truly, CHss. WHITNEY.
IF Counterfeits and base limitations in SINH.
lar bottle and label are in the market and sold bv
uRPrincipied dealers.
an EXTRA LABEL, srhiie prper, coGafersiqned
n. II. HAY. Druggist, Portland, Me-, sole General
Agent
Sold By respectable dealers in medicine generally
jauyl6eod& WIG
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Frsnch Rererses in Merico.

NEW YORK, Aug, 10.
Mexican advices state that the progress of
the French army in subjugating Mexico, has
recently been interrupted by severe reverses.
large force OF Mexicsns have cut off all
supplies from Acapulco, which is occupied by
French troops, and the siege of that city has
been raised. 1t was believed that the French
would be obliged to surrender in consequence
OF want OF food. The Mexicans harrass the
French troops night and day, by incessant FIR
ing from their batteries.
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SozoDoNT.-We do not often speak OF the various
articles which TO for notice nd trial but the
article with the above musical nam is an exception
Three or four ladies aad children among our irnme
diate friends AND relatives have used the Sozo-
don't and il has certainly done all that il said in
its favor. IL rot only removes every blemish rom
the teeth. but renders them clean and white Ii al
gives a tone to The breath. and leaves the mouth
with p easant fragrance. II il decidedly the best
preparation have ever used for the purpose, and
we recommend he fragrant ozodontt 10 our friends
with great confdeaee.-BosfoR Sdfp rdog Eueniag
frpO,ss. mchl3 1t
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MARRIED..

In this city. Aug IA. by Rev Henry ID Moore. Geo
W Pickett and Miss Josephine Morse both of this
citv.
Sawyer aud Miss Susie Lang; by same Wendell
Mou,ton and Miss Nell Q X Syms all of Port and
Lopes. of Co X, 4th Ne Reg aud Miss Henrietta A
Ward, of w.
In strong. Aug 4, Brceno NJ Eastman and Miss
Martha X Clark
In Wilton, Aug g.. Alonzo r Coolidge and Miss
Anna W Libby, both Of jay.
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ALBANY, Aug. Is.
A break occurred in the canal yesterday,
five miles this side Schenectady. 1t will take
three days to repair the damage.
NEW YORK, Aug. Is.
All the morning newspapers in which the
Printers Union compositors are employed
have acceded to the new scale of prices, ex-
cept the Tribune.
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DIED.

In this city, Aug II, Mrs Dorathea, relict of the
ial n,. y = Cook aged y years months.
Fun. raj this (Tueso ayl afternoon at o'clk
at No IL Pear, street.
In this city, July IA. Phebe Field aged 70 years
Az oieh Cove, Cape Elizabeth, Aug 10, Mr. james
Ocott Brows, junior partner Of the firm of j. b.
nro"n sons of Portland, aged q years
s, IN Dowdo'n. Aug IL Mrs. sally, wife of Daniel
Staroird. aged CA years months
tEastern papers please copyl
of Cn 9agua July 26 Of foyer, Capt Albion York,
Sahiiia, of Portland VI Oi's -"A"
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BACH PAY
STATE COLLEGE
Agriculture anu Mechanic Arts I

THE undersigned. Con. nissioners, appointed un.
Il der resolve OF the last Legis ature an author
lied and directed by said resolve 10 in, tie and re-
posed college for the benefit OF Agriculture ana
the Mechanic Arts aud to receive proposals. The
location thereof hereby give notice that n ey are
prepared 10 receive such donations bcnesssticns
and proposal and request thai all communicaliens
touching the same may be made be 'ors the rst av
OF September next addressed 70 the undersig ed
lWM G. CROSBY Belfast
WM. G CROSBY
JOSEPH EATON,
SAMUEL II. PERLEY
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"a Slight Cold.r Coughs.

Few are aware OF the importance o. checking
Cough or "sLfGHT COLD in its first stage; that
which in the beginning would yield TO mild RENE
DIV. If neglected, soou attacks The lung. "Brorn's
bronchial 1roches" give sure and smosr mme-
date relief. Military 0gcers and Soldiers should
hare them, they can be carried ia the pocket ard
taken as occasion requires. aug2 d&wlm
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given. shat pur .nant 10 license
- from the Judge of Probate for Cumberi ar
county, shall sell a public auction at nv dwell
lhS mousse IN Raymond in said Comfy, on he l0th
Jay OF Seut mber, 1884. at one O'Clock 10 the after
noon the thlowing real estate belonging to the Vs.
tate OF James Jordan. late of said Eay mo nd dc
ceased, viz; toe reyeFsop of The dover out 10
the widow OF said deceased, ard also about 6lteen
acres o. wild land situated in said Raymnnd on taa
northerly side OF the read leading from kay moud
Hill to New Gloucester,
said sale being necessary for the payment of
charges Of Adm Illustration aud other incidantsl
charges.
OLIVER p. JORDAN, Admir-.
BY A. ID. Holdea. his AtPy
Aug. 8. 1864 s2wSw&di,''
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VvHE drmof Howard q strout, a. ATTORNEYS ard
- Counsello's a. Law. is this day dissolved by mn-
tual consent. Either partner will attend 10 ~. 80
Element of of the business of the la,e firm '0''
Mr.. Howard will continue to occupv Off "A O, MA,
die street. over Casco Bank. -ie-
Mr.. Strout viii occrpy office l05 Middle street
opposite head OF Plumb street s''''"
JOSEPH HOWARD.
po-,.na r o. ,ss. SswALL &. STRoUr,
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The brig Billow, OF Salem, lumber loaded,
was fallen in with by the gunboat Grand Gulf
on the 1lth inst. lat. 40 IL, Ion. II 10, dis
maniled and abandoned, showing appearances
OF having been boarded by the Tallahassee
The Grand Gulf took her in tow. but after
wards gave her to the cutter Misa, which
towed her to Newport last night The Grand
Gulf proceeded in search OF the pirate.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-16
Boston Stock List.
IMPORTS.

WINDSOR Ms Sch Thomas Dekson-l25 tons
plaster, 10 master.
HiLLsBoRo NIB. Sch Eclipse-l67 tens coal, to
Kerosene Oil Co
Sch Noel-lis tons coal Kerosene Oil Co; 10 bales
rags, lewis v light
Sch Record-ls2 tons coal, Kerosene Oil Co.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Melbourne May 81, ship Thalsta, bare, from
Cid 10 b. barque Acacia Pinkham, Port spaip
sen jessie Benton. Sellers. Castine.
Ar at Caao 18th alt. ships Eiyira Owen Oliver.
kio Janeiro % days land SAILED 9th for Chincha
iotn, Atlantic Dinsmote Acapulco IS days land I'D
I'd Tor DOL; Maria. fai banks, Aus ralia 81 days
land sailed 2ith for do; Unee Joe, Nickels Pana-
ma 90 days tsnd sailed 2lst for dol: 2lsr MorAyia
Patfen San Francisco IS DAYS land sailed 9th for
dol; 2ith kimtall. Dsa born. ansma land 4 /
9th for dos South AIneri Lincoln, valparaiso
days.
Ar at Valparaiso 10th ult. ship Cambria. -. tlate
Perry. deceased from Callao for Antwerp; 18TH
barque Deborah Penrtll. Penn-n, from Liverpool
land sailed for Cog uimbo
Ar at barbados 2lst ut, brig Edw Thompson
Peterson, Boston.
At Luguna -th ult. sch Fla h, Gray, for New
York, ldg.
At ipagua 2Tth ult sch Rate Walker, Gulliier. FIN
Bangor
Passed do 3)th ult. barque kTemlin, Hallett II
DAYS from Boston Tor Kingston ia.
Sid FIN Fsjardo I4h ult. barque Carniola. Hopkins.
for orehilla; 18th. Orlando Dodge, do ana Phila.
delphia.
At Lingan CB 2sth plt. brig VIVA r Sawyer, Tracy,
from Boston. 10 load for New York. and others.
Sid I'm Pictou 9Th inst. brig Manlius Norton, New
Haven; sch Harriet. Dyer. do.
At do 6th. barques Minnie Go don. McGregor, for
Boston, or Providence; Locbiel. Graham. for do in
8 days.
AT at st John NIB 9th inst. sch Amanda. Smith.
Bangor; llth, barquo Asjestic Armstrong Boston;
sch Is Queen whelpley, Bangor.
Cid 10Th, barque X Goddard. Polleys, Hayre.
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July g. lat 45 A. Ion 40 81. ship Italia of Bath,
from ST john NIB for Liverpool.
Aug lat AZ u, Ion 63 50. brig Stowers, from
Sagua for Boston.
Sug lat 80 o. Ion 20 20 was sigpaized ship Sarah
March; r. m New York for Greenoek.
- Aug y. lat 40 %. Ion 6s 81, ship Yorktown from
New YORK for London.
N Aug 10, In Gut of Canso, brig Alfaratta,
bibber, from Providence for Pictou,
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THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGIST,
AND
PRACTICABLE TRUSS FILTER,
Corner OF Exchange & Federalism.
Aperfoct 1T guaranteed. The poor literally con.
sidered. mch25 diff
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FgtHE 18th inst. q memorandum Book containing a
Il note, q. w. Smith payable 10 J a ID. W. True
Date June IS, ls6'. for rl29 81 The finder shall DO
suitably rewarded by leaving it at l55 oumercial
ST. augl611w-
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Gen. Gantt's Lectures.

Gen. E. w. CAN'T of Arkansas, viii address
the people at the following places during the
present week:
No. Berwick, Tuesday 18th.
So. Der wick, Wednesday" 18th.
Lewiston, Thursday, 18th.
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Proposals for Loan.
TREASURY DEPaRrMxNr. Julv 2, ID

TREASURY DEPARTMENT July %, 1864.
Notice Is hereby given that subscriptions will DO
received by the Treasurer of the United States the
several Assistant rreasurers and Designated DEPOSIT
taries, and by the National Banks designated and
qualified a. Depositaries and Financial Agents. for
Treasury Notes payable three years from August Is
1854 bearing interest at the rate OF seven and three
tenths per cent per annum. with semi annual cou-
pOns attached, payable in lawful money.
These notes viii be convertible at the option Of the
holder at maturity. into six per cent gold bearing
bonds. redeemable after FIVE aud payable twenty
years from August Is. 1867.
The notes will be issued in denominations OF afty
one hundred, five hundr,d. one thousand, and i've
thousand dollars. and will be Issued in blank, or
payable to order, as may be directed by the sub
scribers.
All Subscriptions must be for fifty dollars, or some
m iltiple Of afty dollars.
Dupccte certificates will be issue 70. all deposits
The party desostng en- dor,c upon The original
certificate The denomination Of notes required and
whether they to be issued In blank or payable to
order. When so endorsed it must be left with the
officer receiving the deposit to be forwarded to this
Department.
The Eotes VIII be transmitted to this owners free Of
transportation charges as soon after the receipt Of
the original Ceftiaeates of Deposit as they can DO
prepared.
Interest will be allowed to August Is on all de-
posts made prior to that date and will be paid by
the Department upon receipts Of the original eerti.
Gates.
As the notes draw interest from A ugust Is persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay
the interest accrued from date OF note to date of de-
posit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these at any ore time will be
allowed commission OF one-qnarter Of one per
cent, which will be paid by this Department upon
the reeeip. Of bill for the amount certified to BY
the officer with whom the deposit was made. No de-
dustons for commissions must be made from the de-
posits.
ofeers receiving deposits will see that the prsper
endorsements made upon the original eertia-
Gates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits are re-
questsd to give to applicants all desired information
and afford every facility Tor making subscription.
w. p. FESSENDEN.
Secretary Of fAs Treasury.
Subscriptions will be received
ny THE
Fint National Bank, Portland, Maine,
And all respectable Banks and Bankers throughout
the country viii doubtless afford facilities to sub.
seroers. jJ8odew2w
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday.

mohony,. ...''.'...... August Is.
ARRIVED.
gunboat Pontoosuc, Stevens New York
Steamer Chesapeake, willetts, New York
Steamer Lady Lang. Roix, Bangor
St amer Scotia, kimbali, Augusta
Steamer New brunswick, Winchester, Boston, for
ST John NIB.
Sch Eclipse. tBrl Rurnie, Hillsboro NIB
Sch Record, tBrl Marsfefs. Hilsboro NIB
sch Borden. Eldridge. New York.
Sch Harriet Fuller, Hamilton. Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Derwent, tBrl FiDniore, Quebec-McG livery,
Ryan Davis
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NEW TURK, mug. 10,
Mr.. Turner, a Boston pilot, who brought
from Boston French bark, reports was over
hauled by the pirate on the 18th, but was not
molested. Spoke the Susquehanna on the
18th, which started in the direction of the
nirata
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Yarmouth.

The unconditional Union voters of Yarmouth are
requested to meet at Temperance Hall. on Tuesday,
10Th last. at O'Clock +. NJ to choose d-legaies 10
attend the County Convention to be holden at Port
land on the 18th inst.
Per Order Town Com.
Yarmouth, Aug 8, 1864.
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lBr TEL. TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

tBf TEL TO AERCHANTs' EXCHANGED
BOSTON, Aug 10. Barque Jehu, at this port from
Paermo, was in collision. 18th inst, l0i NJ of
Highland Light, with brig James Crosby OF and
from Bangor for Washington The brig had port
coat aud side badly stove. She abandoned yes
ierday forenoon at which time she had four feet OF
water in the cabin. The Captain and crew were
brought here In the Jehu
Al. ship Henry Clark. 572 tons butt at Kenne-
bunk in 1857 has been soli for sl 600; her name TO
be changed to James Bell and 20 under the Brit
ish flag.
Ship Richard Busted, capt Mitchell. made the
passage from Sydney NSw 10 Calcutta in AZ days
being the shortest on record.
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-----------------
A NEW LOT OF GOODS
just received
Ar DRESSER'S cHEAPSTORE
90 EXCHANGE STREET.
Aa0 Ia dis
Bay Your Stationery Packages
At Dresser's, 90 Exchange street,
81 per dozen, or % cents each.
~Agenfs wanted, address L. DRESSER, Port
land, Me-, Box 132.
anul6iAw
Gray.

The unconditional Union voters of Gray are re-
quested 10 meet at the Town House. in said t,wn.
on "Wednesday, Aug. 18th, 1854 M O'Clock p NJ ),
to choose Delegates to attend the Cumberland Coun-
y Union Convention, to be holden at Portland Aug
Is, 1854.
Per Order Union Town Com.
Gray. Aug, 10, 1854. augl2dtd
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Lost.

ON Saturday afternoon between the L. S Hotel
" and IL. ii. Hays Dug Store, a Port Monaie
eoataining small sum Of money. The Under will be
Aug l6-d3t
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Union Observation-Disclosures County.
The unconditional Uni n voters of-Cumberlsnd
County are requested TO send delegates to meet In
Convention In the senate Chamber
NEW CITY HALL,
IN PORTLAND,
On Thursday, August Ia. 1854.
At 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for
FouR SENATORS.
sBERIFF.
CoUsr TREAsURrR.
REaIsrRR OF PROBATE,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Also to select County Committee for the ensuing
year.
Each city and town will be entitled TO send one
deleya 9, and an additional delegate for every 70
votes cast for Gov. cony in es. A majority frac-
ton will entitle city town to an additional dele
gate.
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FOB GOVERNOR.
SAMU Ell CONY
OF AUGUSTA.

For Members Of Congress.
Int Dist.-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
2d Dist.-SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
81 Dist-JAMES q. BLAINE, OF Augusta.
sth Dist.-FREDERICK A. PIKE, OF Calais.
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Portland photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST., PORTLAND, Me-,
A. 8. DAVIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May II, 1864. mayI2dem
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FOR PREsID EsNT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOB vIoE-PREsIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.

For Electors.
Holm II. BROWN, of Portland.
ABNER STETSON, Of Damariscotta.
lt Dia.-RIcHARD NJ. CHAPMAN ofBiddeford.
I'd Dist.-TnoMAsA A. d FEE, SENDER ofAuburn
Sd Dis.-GoINa aATHoRN Of Plttsdsld.
stA pi.t.-JoHNN. sw AZEY Of Bucksport.