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s%-Tt "a denied thsa ths ccyesnmsnt a
about to close the Freedraen's Bureau 1t the
REQUEST Of Southern 'loyalists," many ofwhoni.
are anxious to take the care of these people in
their own hands "Some modification" we
are told. have been made at the solicitation of
the Provisional Governors" >->--
EY-Itis said that in many parts Of the South
the negro lessees of lands have to be protected
by the soldiers from the fury Of their Rebel
neighbors. Yet in spite of this fact we hear
people demanding that all the military shall be
withdrawn from the South.
E "a laborer in Toronto was suffocated IN
grain few days ago. He.was shoveling par
ley, and getting into the current OF grain run
ming down spout, was covered in few mo
ments by four thousand bushels.
B The brakemen on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad went on strike last week In one
day enough soldiers were found to supply the
places of the strikers, who were told to look
elsewhere for employment.
~ The poor whites of the South are more
debased and less disposed to labor than before
the war. The slaves are free, but they have not
yet learned how to conduct themselves as free
men. after the combatant," says De Tocque-
vile, "comes the legislator. One pulls down;
the other buildsup. Each has his Office"
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BENJAMIN AND WISE.


judah ?. Benjamin, late Secretary of War
: - nr' jefferson Davis, has written letter
= 'ne London Tsmes affecting to deny the
statements IN regard to the cruel treatment
p Union soldiers in the Confederate prisons.
we say qUectang to deny, for in truth the de-
NAL is only in appearance. Mr.. BENJAMIN, too
well knows that the facts are incontrovertbIe.
and SO after stating the question tb,,s 4, the
openiGg sentence OF bis letter, 81 find ON INV
arrival in England that public attention i al.
reeted afresh to the accusations made bv tha
Federal authorities that prisoners of war were
cruelty treated by the Confederates," he pro-
ceeds to dodge it, to run off in another course.
He charges that the United States govern
ment was responsible for the cessation Of ex-
changes, and that the victims Of rebel cruelty,
as photographed and exhibited in congression-
al and other reports, were merely men nearly
aeao from disease, the federals refusing to ex-
cnange any but sick men. Of course, MIR.
DenJann knows perfectly well that the dis
case OF which these men were dying was sim
ply starvation, ami the attempt to throw the
responsibility on the United States govern
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In this city, Sept 49, Mrs Esther A, wife Of Albert
K Dennison, aged 26 years.
W Funeral this saturday. afternoon, at % oclk,
from No 60 Cumberland street.
In this city, Sept 20, of congestion OF the lungs,
Enoeh Willard, infant son of Charles ID and Eliza
1homes, aged months IS days.
u Funeral on Sunday afternoon at o'clock
nom No Fremont Place. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
In this city, Sept 81, Aiva B. only son Of Charles
L and Mary Baldwin, Of Arlington, Mass, aged yrs
months. mas
Massachusetts papers please copy.I Ell.
In this city, Sept 20, Isabella r. daughter of John
and Margaret Armstrong, aged year months.
EB Funeral this Saturday afternoon, ut 3 o'clk.
In Chelsea, Mass, Sept 2s, Mr. Lemuel Cooling
OF Portland. aged 81 years. .r
"a Funeral this Saturday. after noon at 3 o'c'k,
from Chestnut Street Church. The Masons win be
in attendatee. [.cnffn
In Gray, Sept a. Mrs Betsy Knapp, aged about
In Middleton, ct, Sept Is, Mrs Eliza Ann, wife of
w Trench, Esq, formerly Of Portland. aged 80 yrs.
In Detroit Mich, Sept %, Lncretia, only daughter
of Hon Daniel Goodwin, aged IS years.
In Cape -lzabeth, Sept n, Mrs Mary, vile Of Mr.
Christopher Dyer, aged 50 years months IA days.
lRockland papers pleaee copyJ
In Bath, Sept 20, Miss Lydia Cushman, oil WOOL
witch, aged 26 years months.
In Winnegance, Sept 26, Mrs Margaret Williams,
aged 3S years months.
n<E-The funeral services of the late John Pickett
will take place at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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PORT ROYAL Scar 18th, ahip Vanguard, RaI.
WILMISaToN %, sch Edward Kidder. Ed
CID 18th, briggs Lillian, swasey, Boston; Concord,
NoRFoLK-sid 25th, brig Tangent, Chandler. for
BILTIMoRE-Ar 9Th, brig Nigretta, Rice. from
Sid, brigs Martha Washington, and Scotland.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, brig Ella Reed, lBrl
1id 37th. brigs Hiram Abif. Tibbe,ts. nor Bo,o,,
Timothy Field, Wiswel' do sch Griffin, Foster,
Boston. ,,-.,---.-o-.,
pishon- rom Philadelphia for Portland; Volart Nv
A Dresser and Elvira, do for Boston; battle 10 lor
portsmouth,; schs BrOadheld, do Ton Portland; w
FIST NW vp Y V1 9th ship Thernton Wells I'm
Ttvernool: brig Alex Aiilhken, MillkeI Cow Bay;
sens statesman, Cole Elizabethport for Boston; IL
Carver Rnmriil, Rondout for Providence; Elizabeth.
Perkins, Bangor; Ocean Star, Ham, Norwich.
Ar 2sth, ship Mercury Stetson, haEIe.
Alice Oliver Pensacola; Selma, GlbOs5 Charleston
Essex, Bain and Chas Heath, Nymaii, baltimore;
Waltham CottIell, Boston; sc1s Gohs. S,Lont
Ar 18th, sch Pierce, Jones, Elizapethl9rt. o.,
CID 2sth, barquc Arlington, Bartlett, New orleans;
GeorgesoSsnS DC; sch Chase, Collins, Bangor.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 27th sehs c Z Young, Hutch
inson, Portlandj Fanay Elder, Shea, Bangor d fa'
Ar 2sth, brig belmont Locke, veazio, Bangor.
Sid 2Sth, sch Georgiana, Brown, Bangor. "a
NEWGOltl@cld I6tn, sens MIL NitSAs nay
Elzabethpcrt) for Boston; Cosmus, Stetscn, lrom
New York; Tor Portland. -
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 9th, sch Mary Patten,
Turner, Georgetown DC for Boston.
Sailed barque Deney; brig Lincoln Webb sehs
H p Cushing, Mail, Sarah, Elmira Rogers, Lady Of
the Ocean, Porto Rico, AlOnzo Austin, Rising sun,
Lucy & Nancy, Col Eddy, Hampden Belle, Rollins
Ceres, Convoy, July Fourth Nevada, Willow, X
Colson, L r Hammond, Harriet, b l. Condor, VIM
Crawford, Medford, Connecticut Saml Nash, Car
land and Boundary
EDGARTOwN-Ar 25th schs Hiawatha, Ingra-
ham, New York for Boston; 26th, Olive Hayward,
Barber, do for Bucksport; Maria Lunt, Boynton,
NEW BEDFcRD-sld 2sth, sch Sarah, Morton,
New York.
BOSTON-Cld 2sth brigs Proteus, Mahoney, Port
land; schs Fanny Baily, Freeman Norfolk; ELLEN,
Norton, for Calais; John Langly, Langly, do; Sun,
Harding Bangor.
sALEAI-Ar 10Th, brig Allston, Sawyer PhIadel-
phia; schs Magnet HodsdOn, do; Nesta, Haupt, Or
land; Lebanah, Winchenbach, WaldOboro.
Ar 27th schs ID p, Thompson, Calais for NYork;
Mary Ann, Low, Bangor; Sparta Hopkins, Frank
fort.
I Ar 2Sth, schs Aurora, Pitcher and Eagle, Day, I'm
Bangor.
CID 2sth, sch Sarah, Drislxo, Calais.
SUPERINTENDENT 18th, sch Jack Downing,
Hodsdon, Bangor for Haverhiil.
| P0RTSM0UTH-Ar 2Cth, schs Concord, Kennedy,
Roekland.
Ar 10th, schs Unison, Williams, and Betsey Ames,
| Call, Bangor.
Cid nth, brig j s. II Crowley. Drisko, Philadel-
phia; sch Mendoza Higgins, Eden.
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Some thirty Safes Of different makes were tested in
this fire, the contents of which, with one two ex-
ceptions were entirely destroyed. Here an excellent
opportunity is Afforded at least for the business
Of this State to ascertain whether the Safes they
using, and so highly recommended by the Makers
are really fire proof not Parties who are DESTROYS
of learning the particulars do by addressing
the following, which is only small part of the bust
men in Augusta, who have met with very serious
loss by placing confidence in Safes which they had
recently purchased in Boston, and which they had
to believe really fire proof; Messrs vose
g. Harley; Seth E. Beede, ESQ.,; Joseph H. Manly,
ESQ.,; P. f. Sanborn, ESQ.,; also Mr.. Osgood, Agent
for Eastern Express Co. Remember, gentlemen, that
the alum Patent Fire Proof Safe. manufactured by
Valentine Butler, of New York, has been tested in
over taco hundred and fifty accidental fires, ten Of
which have occurred within the past year. sciioat
single failure. Second hand Safes taken in exchange.
References to nearly one hundred bushes men in
this CITY, Send for descriptive circular and price list
;ssl - % t THOMSON g. CO.,
New Haven, Ct, Sole Agents Tor New England.
sept25d2wsn<
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Over twenty years increasing demand has estao-
lished the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best i. the world 1t is the cheapest, the most
reliable and most convenient Complete in one bot
tie Does NO. require any previous preparation of the
hair No trouble. No crock or strain. Does not
rub off or make the hair appear dusty and dead bua
N parts to it new life and lustrc. Produces beauti-
fll black or brown, preferred. child can apply
" It. Always give satisfaction. Only 70 cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Mann
faeturer, NY. Ta8gTG v1eeTu
DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York, Wholesale
Agents. may12eod1y
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HaII,s Vegetable sicTiian Hair Reue,v-

/ Halls Vegetable sicElian Hair Renew
err has proved itsefto be the most perfect prepara-
ton for the hair ever offered to the public. M
LISA vegetable compound, and contains no inju-
rious properties whatever.
IT VILE RESTORE CRY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
INAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair Formulating out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hairbOt, lus-
trous and silken. 1iin1 i-
It is a splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young. should fail to use it.
1T rs RECOMMENDED xND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. t
z - Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Remover, and
take ne other. -tt .ft
RIP HALL co..
8 Nashua, n H., Proprietors
For sale by all Druggists. auglosnd wem
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT FIRE In AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept, 22d, 1865
Messrs. THOMSON & Co., New HAVEN,
Agents for Valentine / Buffers Fire PROOF Safes
GENTLEMEN,-On the morning of September 18th,
instant, conagration visited city, destroying
nearly the entire business portion Of our town. The
destruction has been complete, and city is
mass of ruins. Our pluck and energy were preserved.
The fire stands unparalleled in the history of Maine.
We, in common with our merchants, suffered in the
fiery ordeal. Our store, which was in the Freemans
National Bank Building, was early destroyed. Our
citizens have suffered exceedingly from defective Safes
worthless, with the entire contents destroyed. We
rejoice to inform you that Safe, although rot
moved from the fire till the evening of September
10th, came out in good order and Condition. The
papers ALL saved. The praise of your safe is
every tongue. 1t speaks for itself. The highest
Recommendation we can give 1t is to enclose an order
for new one of your make. We desire No. 8, and
would like it made aslsoon as possible. ,.
We are, gentlemen, very truly yours,
GEO. Il. POTTER Il co.
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ARNoYAx NOTT0He.
The First National Bank
OF PORTLAND.

sum Of One Hundred and ) ifty Thousand Dol
lars 1870, 000l $50 ny ~A'0
u,1sc1lpeons win be received only from present
stockholders until October LIST. next.
Interest viii be paid until Jannary Lat 1ssg vhan
the new stock VIII rank with the old - -Ss'' -
of tbe shsc ir cent. must be paid in at the date
pleted before january next - " S0
Portland, Sept. stb, 1866 sem SaSh1er'
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CoLGATE's HONEY SOAP!

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature, fagranty scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr llI
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PORT LAND sml
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,

II ALoNzo s. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR, fs
No. 80 Middle Street, Portland Me.
Copying done in the best manner. dec29tf
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FGaatred Thfbets

rTNHIS day opening, an invoice Of Figured Thbets,
l. PLAID POPLlNS, and GALA PLAIDS, at
ELDEN * NVHITMAN's
Sept 3e-dtf Free St. Block.
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AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Phy-
stefan, presents to the attention of Mothers her
b Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the process of Tecthg by
sofsening he gums, reducing all inhammations, win
aliay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it win give rest to your
selves, and
hELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article tor over thirty
years. and can say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
@hat we have never been ablc to say of any other
meucne-Nerer has 1t failed IN q sin0Ie instance to
eVect cure, when timely used. Never did we know
an instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who used It.
Oh the contrary all delighted with Its operations
ana speak IN terms of Communication of its magical
enects and medical virtues, We speak in this matter
what we do know" after thirty years experience;
and pledge our reputation for the fulment Of what
we mere declare IN almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
VIII De found In fifteen minutes after the Syrup is adj
ministered.
Full directions for using WIN accompany each bot
tlle None genuine unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS
d PERKINS. New YORK, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Price only 35 Cents per Bottle.
June3snd&w6m n.t Hfl 4r
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MARRIED.

In Bath, Sept 25 Eben Coombs and Ruth A Kin
caid, both of Augusta.
In Phipsburg, Sept 81, Geo W Pye and Levina Nc
Intire.
In Waldoboro, Aug g., Anson Nero and Anna r
Bachelor, both Of Union.
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Halls Rubber Emporium

is at 147 Middle Street. where every variety of Rub
der Goods can be procured at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment of Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent june23h :
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Shanghae July 30, ships II Harbeck, Slough
ton, for San Francisco; Twilight, McCallum, une (;
Argonaut, Dreyer, do.
At Hong Kong June %, ships Sea SERPENT Winsor;
Imperial, Hutchins; Samuel Russell, Luce; VIM A
Farnsworth, Thorndlle; Panama, S0ule, and Wes-
tern Continent, Lull, unc
At Calcutta Aug s, ships Coringa, BoCarkarn Bos-
ton. ldg; r II Tucker, Clark; lGaI NrEl |Lmnell; ;
Ellen Foster Robinspn; Sapnbire, Hatch; Roswell
Sprague, Crosby; 1fber, AIey; Susan Kinks At
wood; brewster, Clark, and Winged Arrow, Berry,
unc; and others.
Ar at Smyrna 9TH inst, barque Mary Edison, Howe
Boston, to load for do.
At Liverpool 10Th inst ships George Washington
Hayes Tor King Georges Sound, ldg; Sabine, Wood
ward, Tor Boston, ldg. Progress, Woodward; Alex
Marshall, Marshall; Lancaster Ocean; Albert Cal
latin, Delano: Thompson, Blake, and CultivatOr
Russell, for New York. ldg; Poeahontas, Percy, for
Bath; VIM II Prescott, Batchelder; Italia, Patten;
Sardis, Cox; Zouave. Blair; S Grant, Hinekiey,
and L Thayer, Thompson, disg; Tennyson, Graves,
un1; barques WeIin, Blanchard, for City Point lg;
PatInos Spring, for Boston; and others.
AT NueYitas 10th inst, brigs Machias, Fogerty for
New York. few days; Thomos Owen, Butterfeld, tor
do days.
CID at Havana 18th, brig Stella, Tucker. cardenas,
to load for Portland.
Sid 18th, barque C~mpsie, (Br) Hooks, Baltimore.
In port 23d, brigs Thos Conner, Stevens, for Bos-
ton, ldg; Mnna naub, Norton, for Philadelphia
Antilles, Thestrup, for Baltimore, do; and Others.
Sid I'm Matanzas 10th, barque David Nickels, Ger
~, Cardenas.
SID I'm Cardenas 18th, barque John Griffin, Chase
| Boston; 18th, brig Snow Bird, tBr) GuptLl, Port
| land.
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nINkW people IN IOILAAuu anu vicinity fGe hNafo
Il how pleasant place Of the above description has
recently been opened at the corner Of Free and Cross
Streets by the
-MeSSrS. CIe0UeJ01ld Dc Co.,
For their special accommodation We have there al
ready in few months established business not
celled in this State. We keep constantly hand
everything In the FRAME line, and we have manu-
factory connected, where all our Frames made
for us by the best workmen in the country 20 our
special orders. The attention OF the public is called
to the superiority of finish Of our Gilt Frames both
Mirror and Portrait, some ofour best artists can
bear witness; your attention to these is solicited.
We are prepai ed to furnish all kinds Of SQUARE
FRAMES, in Walnut, Rose Wood, German Gilt, or
Gold Gilt. The attention of Ship-builders is also
called to the fact that furnish them with CIT
Ornamental Work less than any house In the city.
We have also full line OF Oval Frames of every de-
script0n on hand or made to order.
Our Frame department is under the special charge
Of Mi. Ii. q. SMITH, who has had large experence
In Boston and New York.
We keep constantly on hand all goods used by Pho
Geographic Artists Of the best quality at reduced i
ces. Our facilities for buying, coupled with six
years experience in the business renders thus
hdent Of giving perfect satisfaction.
Please call and examine for yourselves
CLEAVELAND & CO.,
Cor. Free and Cross Sts., Second Floor
Sept 30-d3w
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nnMESTIC POETS.

CHARrFsTcN--Ar nth, schs Maine Law, Ames-
bury, Rockport Albert Jameson, Candage, from
AT 10th. sch yicksburg, Haskell Rockport.
sid 10th, barque Starlight, Sparrow, Boston,
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A ND now opening fun line Of Gents and Ladies
n UNDERWAkE, at very LOW prices.
ELDEN s. WHITMAN,
Sept So-ou Free st. Block,
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DISASTERS.

. Sch Morning Star, Of and from Ellsworth Tor Bos-
ton, before reported put into this port leaky was
sold at auction for S300,--Capt Grant, purchaser.
Sch Sarah b Strong from Philadelphia for Boston,
while at anchor at Delaware Breakwater ga, was
run into by schr Jos w Fish, and had boat sVoFe'
and main boom and davts carried away. -. =
Brig NigTetta, Rice, from Bangor was ASHORE On
the Seven Foot Knoll below Baltimore, on tine .oth.
She lay easy and wonld come on a-ter oene Hsne-
ened, .Ha
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THIS day received LONG AND SQUARE
SHAWLS, in new and desirable patterns
ELDEN & WHITMAN,
SeptSO-du 8 Free st. lock.
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ELDEN s. WHITMAN are this day opening
Ian assortment OF Plain, Plaid and Fame cloak
tags, in desirable styles Tor Fail and Winter wear.
Sept ST D Free Street Bi0ek'
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HISS DENNISON

WILL open her classes for children In Dane
w ING, at the Hall in GOLDMAN BLOCK, Iera-
pie Street. on Saturday Afternoon at o'clock
10 the children whose parents desire 1t, Gyinnast C
Exercises for the arms and chest win be given in con-
nection with dancing. sept30liw
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The MONEY OF THE ST.. ALBANs BANKS.
An item now going the rounds of the papers
is calculated to give the erroneous impression
that the St. Adams banks have received from
the Canadian government the full amount stol-
en- from them by the raiders. The fact is the
banks lost $4,000 taken by the raiders. OF
this 100000 was recaptured, placed in the
hands of the Canadian authorities, and after
ward, by Coursol and Lamothe, was handed
back to the raiders. This the Canadian gov
eminent was legally bound and agreed to re-
store. The amount appropriated by the Cam,
adam Parliament for this was $4,000 in coin.
At the time of its appropriation, in January
last, gold was worth $50; but payment was
delayed till the 9Th day of April following
when gold had declined so that the banks
were not able to realize over $50 from their
sales. The consequence was that the st. Al
I bans Bank received only about s31, 900 in cur
rency; the First National Bank received $27s
900 in currency, and the Franklin County
Bank received $4,000 of its own stolen bills,
purchased and returned to that bank by an
agent of the Canadian government, appointed
for that purpose. 1t is currently reported that
those bills were purchased from the agent Of
the raiders, in Montreal, at fifteen cents on the
dollar, 1Cs aA
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WV NON, ,,sE THE BEST.

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A Fact worth Knowing.

That Rubber Goods can be repaired in neat and
substantial manner, at
sdJ4 ge HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM,
july21sntf nrf1f 147 Middle st.
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Portland Bonevolent Society.

TTNHE Annual Meeting Of the Portland Benevolent
Il Society viii be held at the office OF tine Portland
Five Cents Savings Bank, No. 102 Middle ST., on
WEDNESDAY, October nth, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, for
the choice ofoficers.
MARTIN GORE, see'y.
Portland, Sept. %, 1865. sep30dd
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MARINE N EWS
PoRT OF PoRrLAND.

Friday, September 3d.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia sherwSOd, Nsw " 81 John Nh
for Boston. - Y,,navar Ttoston
Stea Iss n = Rorsien Hfnckley. Albany, NY.
Sch Sch Harriet Fuller Upton Boston pt:,r Mo-.
S Scb Meridian, Griffin, Rockpo- t, Mass.
CLEARED.
Rrlu Rio Grande, Lawrence, Matanzas - Isaac
frig Caledonia, (Br) Edgett, Hfllsboro NB-msster
Sch Adalinc, lBrl Pettis, Joggins NS-master.
LAUEcHED-At Bath Esd inst, from the ward Of
Hitchcock g. Co, schr of about 200 tons called the
sVieksburg," She has been purchased by parties in
Bangor. Va A-f
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept27-Ar, ship Kate Dyer,
from Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2s-Ar, barque G Ham
ilton, -. -t--' t--s--
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PORTLAND & EENNEBEC R.R.
SPECLAL NOTICE.

60 On and after Monday October I'd, iSe5,
es5tllsssssya Freight Train with Passenger Car at
tached, viii leave Brunswick for Portland and inter-
mediate Stations daily Sundays exceptedl follows;
Leave Brunswick, 100 A. NJ.
Oak Hill,
Freeport, 500
Yarmouth S.27
Cumberland, s.42
Westbrook, 0G6
Arrive Portland, ESQ
RETURNING viii leave Portland for Brunswick
and intermediate Stations daily Sundays exceptedj
follows:
Leave Portland, $50 p. NJ.
Westbrook, 5.H
Cumberland, 618
Yarmouth, SIS
Freeport, 100
Oak Hill,
Arrive Brunswick T30
w. HATCH, Train Manager.
Augusta. Sept. 25 1866. sepSOdh
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SPOKEN.

Aug 5, lat 10 n, lon 26 W, .-1ue Isabella Wood,
from Marsenes for San Francisco.
Aug 49, lat 10 N, Ion 20 W, ship Gen Shepley Stet-
son, fom Rango0n for Falmouth f.
Aug o. lat q N, Ion 20 % w, brig Eleanora Plum
mer, from BALTIMORE for Rio Janeiro.
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gg-@A eopperhead journal in Connecticn

va "A eopperhead journal in Connecticut,
~ opposing negro suffrage in that State, asserts
n@s ~ tne event of the ballot being allowed
many Oh me negroes will vote the Democratic,
uc c we scarcely think this objection is sim
cere. Ii the Democrats thought his Satanic
Highness would vote with them thew wopld
extend the right of suffrage into Hadas T,,av
would certainly poll larger vote in that nlac s
than among the negroes inConnecticut. p IN.
Y. Tribune, gHHaa9 aai sA5a asaax9 ~
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-30

Prices-Beet Cattle, extra, IS q IA; First quality
consisting Of good oxen, best steers, sc, u q 49,
Second quality, or good fair beef IL q II; Third
quality, light young cattle, cows, &c, e i1,-total
weight of beef. hides and tlllow.