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.fa DR .LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERR HITTER

a, TteaI Bi cd Purifier; the best Health Restor-
cine ever used 0piins anu 0u"oi "eoi-
ana s; snctually cure auadce, Dyspepsia. Liver
lind, ~ 20 rplaints General Debility, and all
, 10y cleanse the system regulate the bowels re.
Son5 ne apostle drive out all hunlors, purify The
st ana strengthen invigorate build up and re-
sy ~ 70 neal an soundnes, both body and mind
AZ "no use them. Price Is, so, and rs cts per bot
nGo rU,9 oy Ldeaefs in medicine. GEORGE C.
oVSOWAN 4 Co., 81 Hanover ST., Boston.
al as4el r mchlS1d4m
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Lights and Shadows at Washington.

WASHINGTON, manSA -
To the Editor Of the Press; =,
March, thus far, has been nAe . youns
child. smiles and tears then tempest OF pas
sion. breaking things generally, now suosid'
ino into calm and placid sleep, with lis
40 c,u of the feathers of the aspen, green
wi,low and sweet violets.
This bright and beautiful morning broke up
., us with the most cheering news from
sherman, and though we are full of joy and
gladness, yet our hearts are hushed and our
breath suspended, waiting for that telegram
which once more, and, we trust in God, for
the last time, shall set in motion those long,
slow-moving trains of ambulances, carrying
to our numerous hospitals those MANNED and
wounded heroes who are soon to peril life,
limb and honor before Richmond. Never be-
fore has the world seen such zeal to anchor
ate the suffering and minister to the wants oil
the victims of this war-and that curse when
has SO dragged us down, gives US now the
heart-burning desire to alleviate in every way
in our power the anguish of those who have
fought the good fight for freedom.
The appointment of Mr.. Bigelow, our la:e
Consul at Paris, as Minister Plenipo, and Mr..
McCulloch, Bureau officer, as Secretary Of
the Treasury, gives great satisfaction. They
are men of tact, judgment and experience;
and it seems that something more is to be re-
quired than being unanimously nominated by
such Legislature, for the Treasury, or COM
ing from Boora Boora va to be Secretary Of
State, or living on small fish pond to be
Secretary of the Navy; not that we would
have it inferred that being cashier Of a Bank
makes man per Sc fit for the Treasury--or
knowing how to build ship, Secretary of the
Navy.
Let all those who have time, inclination and
money, pay us a visit now; they cannot find
pleasanter season than the present, aud there
is large scope for the latter.
Our numerous hospitals are institutions
that should be seen to be appreciated. and the
kind word will be as acceptable as the gift
which may accompany it. Let us have some
come here with funds to see that strawberries
shall cool the parehed lips fever. Congress
not being in session, we have lost the assist
ance Of many of the noble ladies who united
with our own in seeing that each and every
hospital was supplied with fruit in its season.
Think of the thousands who will need, and
should have these necessary luxuries after the
hardships of this campaign! tgF3g
The proclamation of the President shows
there has been not only great laxity among
the Indian Agents, but dishonesty as well. 1t
is branch of the Government that requires a
strict investigation and overhauling. Rumor
tells strange tales. DUKE.
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REBEL "You needn't fight
Lee" said an intelligent rebel deserter, short
time ago, only play with him few months
longer, and he'll not have man." There is
more truth than poetry in the above. The
assertions from Lee are SO numerous that the
negro recruits will fail to supply their place.
Lees soldiers are weary OF lighting for rich
mems niggers," and they are coming within
our lines every day. Lee feels these frequent
losses of men, but what can he do? He has
earnestly called upon the slaves for help in
his extremity, and yet he has not much con-
fldence in the operation. zs.o SIZE acsr
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SUMMARY or pRopERrIEs.

Two tracts of good boring land, one hundre ID and
one hundred and foar respectively in fee ,It-
uated ssusa Of Oh City, in Venaneo County, In the
immediate neighborhood OF the Adamai tine. lea
aud other large wells just struck on thu East SANDY
and Allegheny rit ers.
1Dportant Interests and Leases on the bes. and
most carefully selected properties on OIL Creek
on the Hassan Fats, = Coraplanter Run.-Rvna
Fiats,-Cherry Tree Run.-Clapp & Hassan, WIDOW,
Mccliniock Foster, and Two lots ON the ceIebyatsd
Hyde Egbert Farm. ..I.
In all. fifteen wells, I've of them produspu vells
seyen down from two to five hundred feet and stfI
boring, andthree just commencing, with room o.,
the leases for several more wells.
Also good refinery, in complete working order.
capable OF refining $50 barrels per day. at proat of
one to dve hundred dollars ri.
Also Engines. tcOlS, tubing, tanks and improve
men:s, the actual cash cost of which was san r1o.
and w-rth today s76,ooo,-:hs VIII Die comprising
pr'ierty unsurpassed for present vaIue and pro-
spective increase.
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract BucSu
81 as IL the great Diare.ic. 1iA9 +t'2 -
HELMBoLO's CoNcEhTBATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
R4LLA
Is til, Great Ah0d FURTHER.
tn are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the active that can be
made. EM
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insolvency Norice

VVHE subscribers b.iug duly appointed Cen,r,..
siOnsIs Of insolvency Of the estate Of Eliot
q nd, will meet at the office of A stron, an
Harrison, on the fourth Saturday of each month ~
ton oi,ne CLOCK In the forenoon, commepcipe with
claims OF creditors ofsaid estate Sx month fro1s.
~ Maicn 1856 are allowed by the Judge Of Probate
Tor Creditors to bring in and prove their sa,d cla
sff JOHN DAWES
Harrison, March 7, 1866. IN ioA% ,1aS.;;o
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JEWEr.Rx-

send me One Dollar by mail and vii. sand Won
any OF tne following G Id Plated Articl. s:-Set OF
n eales Jeweiry, Long Chsin. Locket Neck Chain.
Eng est hahn, Bracelet, Gents, Chain iiu, SET
81 o.; itons, Set Of Jet Hope, Belt Buckle, Belt
Plated Watch and HIN for sl5 '-''e'
.Addsess, DRESSER'S Dollar Sto-e, Portland
~ poA I91. maryd2m# 81
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Fer wood, leather, crockery, and other substances
is the best aid TO economy that the per can
have 1t Is in liquid FORM and insolubfe In water or
oil. II VIII adbereoiy substances comp etely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family package) IS cents
each. Sold every where. sls E8
hlLroN BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence,
H. !. Ga receipt of 80 cents. family package will
be sent by mail. feb7d3m
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Administrntors SnIe

~ from rs hereby given that BY virtue of lcensa
anctioU sae froeate g 'urt, Ishan sell 1t public
=. me dwelling house on said pIemi e. on
N tss ,ne 18th day of April next 10 O'cloef
II Ear,I.n The Homestead Farm OF Androv
Mli.oD, late OF yarmouth, In the County -
.i,h haina' licensed, containing fly ores oflsnd
o pa.uin e theseoa, with the widows risht ~
OF out OF said Homestead, By order Of Pro
!, 2 Court and vision of the same Terms msSe
known a. the time ami place of sale ue
Dated at Yarmouth, ed day OF Maroh laeK -
,o,,o-. JAMES NJ BUCkNAM.
Adminlstrator.
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e. United States Steamer "Rhode Island"
Commander Stephen. D. Trenchard, has been or
dered to the coast of Maine (6rst to Belfast) to
recruit men for the navy. She was expected to
leave Norfolk for this coast about the 18th.
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mid and emollient in its nature. fragrantay
scsnted. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
~. 1sa skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
-D'1'efs. jan31dlyr.
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WHY IEJURE THE COMPLEXION BY POWDERS
AMP WAsaEs witch choke or fill up the pores of the
skim and in short time leave it harsh al dry? 1t
is the blood, and if you want smooth and soft sk IN
use HFLMBoLD'S EXTRACT OF SABsAPARILLA.e 1t
removes black spots pnples and all eruptions OF the
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THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY BREWER.
Those who desire br. Killarney o. complexion, must
purify and enrich the bio d wn CHI HELllRQLD's CON-
cEETaATED sARsARARlLLA invariably does. Rec
Qlleect it is no patent medicine. ASK or Hembods.
Take 10 other.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFKITs AND UNPRINOIPLED
DEALEEs endeavoring to oil pose OF their own and
other preparaii, ms, on the reputation attained by
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
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To PpRIBE, FgR1sa TIE BLOOD, AND BKAurIFY
the complexion, use HRLMBOLD's HIGHLY CoNCEN.
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
tie equals in streng one gallon OF the Syrup De-
COTTON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Sale.
Notice.

There will be pubis meeting in behalf OF the
U. christ,an Commission. at the lst Baptist
Church, Federal St., on Sunday evening, commend
log at O'Clock Addresses will b, made by Rev
s. Merrill Chaplain of LIST Maine Cavalry, and
ethers. THoS. r. HAYES,
mar 23d3s &Af Ch.,,,,. Aunr,
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMIrTEI

Win positively cure Rel
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
SIS And the first stages of s SIMS
O 0 N 8 u M ON.
tH Its a sure preventative for
DIPrHERIA.
For 's'e by Il Fl. Hay, and Druggists generally.
Price per Bottle g.
WEEKS & POTTER.
Druggists No, 10 Warrington Street. Boston, Mass.
General Agents. feblSd6 W
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HELM Ro4D's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLAc Of eanses
and renovates the blood puries, iDsts the vigor of
he 18th into the system, and purges out the h1mors
III 1t make disease.
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Read This.

From s6 to $40 per day made by selling Dresser,s
Prize Pac ages. Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER
ieosdzm" Portland, Maine, Box 1872.
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EFFORTS.

HAVANA. Sch Mogul-e64 boxes sugar. to Il T
Machin
CARDENAS. Brig II II McGilvery = 800 hhds
molasses, q tras do, J h Brown & Son.
Brig Sarah Kennedy hhds molasses, IS tres
do Brown Son.
MATANZAS. Brig W Drisko-125 hhds sugar.
liz hhds molasses. 2s tres do, III Machn
CORNW ALLlS Ms. Sch Pigeon = 1000 bushels
potatoes, to master. ,5sv'
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Z. L 8 o 3

Melrose, Nov. 2lst 1864. &
DR. LARooKAH:--I have been in the habit of pre-
scribing Larookah's Sarsaparilla Compound for two
years with the most satisfactory results 1t will be
found remedy well adapted to cure Scrofula and
incipient Consumption 1t purifes the Blood, di-
verts humors from the lungs and at the same time
acts 3 sure and permanent Tonic. fT Eli y.
1t will give good satisfaction whenever an Alter
native and Purifying Medcine is required
BENZ. +. ABBOTT
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Provost NEarshars omce.
FIRST DISTRICT. MAINE.

.3 PORTLAND, March % 1865,
RI order Of Major Il. NJ. Lfttler, v. X. q. A.
- A. Pro. Marshal &c aeral O. ths state the fol-
loving Opinion" is published. -ir n ! =
CHARLES Ii. DOUGHTY, il
Capt. and Provost Marshal LIST Dist OF Maine,
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NORA FAw or HE WoRsT DISORDERS that af-
dict mankind arise from corruptions of the ood.-
BELMBOLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q RENE
dy ofthe utmost value.
mar2nd2m
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superintendent,
w. W. WHITE, OF OH City.

This stock is 6;nG tide full paid, with no poSsibi-
ty of future assessments aad no personal liability.
The absolute value and atcual cash cost Ofths PROF.
erty are so great as TO preclu its being offered
with the allurement of reduc ion frem a normal
par valu@ a
1t has been selected at different timed during tho
past year By several old aad experienced oil-work-
ers and residents Of Oil Greek, who ore familiar
with the history, progrets and value of every we'll
and piece Of property in that regioa. Several of
the producing interests origna ly acquired FIR
the purpose OF holding as private investmtnis and
sources ofreguIar incomc
These gentlemen have however, betn induced TO
combine their various inter ests. WITH additional
proper y into one strong, sSund and reliable com-
pany. Each of them viii retain interest stock.
holders, and hold their stock permanent invest
msnt Residing in iho CT! region, and directly Goa
cerned in tine success of the company they ped
ed to look closely after isoperatons; thu aordng
guaranty of watshfu sups ryision and faithful and
energetic management pc ssed probably in an
equa degree By no other oil company ever formed.
Two oflhsse g'ntleman a. on the beard Of Diree~
ton. and one superintendent of the Company.
Tbs stock is sold t. pay for the property, d to
furnish working capital to open up the lar e snd
promising tracts yet waiting to be developed.
The managers START vi 18th the Intention OF pavi.r
Pa ing quarterly affords time to sell me oil DR. duo
cd, to III, bes. advantage and is seliestd to be in
al res pects the soundest policy.
The dividends wi beyond question, BE- not only
immediate, but regular, Permanent and remunera-
tive. We wish to avoid holding out auy induce
ments not warranted by the same moderate and ca
sonable calculations that would DO inside in embark
ing in auy legitimate business enterprise 1t IL safe
how,ver. to assure Subscribers ofhaadsome quar-.
tsrly dividends IRON the present wells Of the COM
psay; which will moreover, VIC confidently believe.
be very largely increased by new Developments to.
b. rapidly made upon our extensive and valuable
properties.
Weinyise attention to, and the careful; exam
inat1n Of he following list Of properties laras.
anteases. the locations of viii. are all shown ap-
en- the map; believing that none more valuable ana
promising have ever been offered upon so small q
capi AL and none that have given greater sssu ancs
ofPsrnAr eat value and large returns, We invite
suD'c Up ions to an iisUsstneHt. and guarantee the
most energetic and skilfl eho, Is to develop the
prop IT, thoroughly, well Ca e:ul and faithful
management.
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CID 18th, brig Timothy Field. Patterson. Caibarien
ard Portland.
GIG 18th, brig Olive Frances, Small. Boston.
Neuvitas
CID 18th, barque Rachel. Mitchell. Portland; brig
Ptins.tt Means boston
AT at Cardenas l4th inst, sch Campbell, Soule, FIN
Portland; q b Young, Hume do,
Ar at do 14th, barqne John Kerr. Syeetser. from
Troon.
Sid 10th, barque Andes Merriman, Boston; 18th,
brig Sarah Kennedy, Hoiises, Porti nd. scb Jobn'
(Br) for 40.
Sid l4th. bsraue Mary Libby, Libby. Portland;
18th, brig A Torrey, Haskell, DO.
SPOKEN.
Feb H. lat 81 8. Ion 80 10, ship Susan Kinks, nom
Boston fir Calcutta.
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DR. HARVEY. Having sold out my bust
ness in Boston, have permanently located In Port
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment of Chronic Complaints with my new
Chemical Remedies.
have cured hundreds of cascsaitsr all other rem.
edies have failed.
Consultation Free. ..f
Office hours from to II A. NJ, andfrom to 8 P.
n. feb2ldtf
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DIED..

In this city. March a. Alice Jane daughter of Mr.
Geo Ii Clark. aged years months. i,- is. II
In Kennebunk, March IS. Martha Z L, wife of
Capt Thos W Emery aged 81 years
In Biddeford. March l. Mercy G Parker, aged IS.
In South Parsonsfsld, Feb 8, Mr. Noah Burnham.
aged rs years. aa AE 9TMWNE hfB
VIM Smith. aged 81 years months AZ
In Avon, Feb Is, Abbie Rowe, aged So years.
In Caroline, March g. Mrs LYDIA M LawIe nce,
aged s. years; Sd, Amanda M Thompson. aged 10
years months.
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HORSES
w A NTEn

TN urdersiene will BE- az Tsyor's Stable ON
= India st, Monday and Tuesday. arch 9th Ar
18Th, where he will BIZ prepared cfer the bet DIT
ces for horses OF he following description: Horses
HANDS high AL colors rccep ed
March 4-d2t* CHAS ROYNrON
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Gloucester 10th inst, schs Isaac Walton Nc
Leod; S A Parkhurst, Smith; Northern Chief horn.
burn, and Rival, Mather, from Georges.
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Maine men in Richmond Hospitals from
Registers:
G. W. Hatch, age 10, Sd Me-, admitted May
21st 1854 disease G. s. W. r. leg arnputated,
died June 5, 1864. =
:, g, Bean, 81, 81 do. do. left hip, tno re-
Chas. Saunders, 20. 7th do. ao., q ass .--r-
tated, died June 8, "a. ats
S. Peabody, 20. 10th do. do, both shoulders,
(no remarks.
]. Grant, 80, 5thsdo. do. sore hand, finger
amputated.
j. Mcpherson. 10, 10th do. do, +. hip, (no
remarks.)
R. Lapham, %, 9Th do. do, r shoulder, (no
remarks.)
G. Black, %. 31st do. July 7tb s. thigh, do.
r. Shorey, %, LIST Me. CAY. or 81. Artillery,
Nov. 9TH, v. 8. r. breast, died December 9Th,
1884
s M. Richardson, 20, 10th Me. do. bronchit-
is, (no remarks
U. 81. Shales.-19th do. Jan. 81, pneumonia,
died Feb I'd 1866.
Rufus Dunn, SO, 10Th do. June I'd '64, chr'c.
diar., died July I'd "a.
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DISASTERS.


Barque La Ciguena. Norvell, from Palermo for
Philadelphia. put into Gibraltar 18th ult with loss
of sails, rigging &C. and sailed again 2lst.
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MARINE NEWS.
! PoRT5 OF SCOTLAND.
rhur.day...,.,,.................M March 80

Observation-Disclosures. March 80.
rr. ARRIVED. er-tr7ss1
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, FIN Boston
for st John NIB.
Steamer Regulator, Mower, Winterport.
Brig II McGilvery, tof SearsportD Gilbraith,
Cardenas. rrn
Brig Sarah Kennedy, Hofses Cardenas.
Brig w Drisko, Bucknam, Matanzas.
Brig MansanilIa. Norton. Boston.
Brig Ocean WaAe. barter, Boston.
Sch Mogul, (Br) Gagnee, Havana.
sch rleetwing, lBrl 1arrabee, Havana. in ballast
sen Maria Louisa, Robinson. New York.
Sch Kate Aubrey, Jacobs, Boston.
Sch Conquerer, smith, Surry -rla.
Sch FleeIwing, Startling, MOnhegan. r
Sch Planet, Dermot. Rockland
Sch Herald. Tilton. Damariscotta.
Sch Geo Kilborn, Norwood, fremont.
Sch Adelaide. Clark, Boston for Eastport.
sch Bengal, Pinkham, Portsmouth for Rockland.
Sch Union, Hart Belfast for BOSTON.
oUTSIDE-A deep barque. bound in.
CLEARED. -e
Brig Sarah Bernice, Strout, st Jago--E Churchill
& Co. AAa ~
Sch Angelina. blk, New York-M Nickerson.
Sch Amanda Powers, Bullock, New York = n
Nickerson.
Sch Milo, Hall, New York-M .Nickerson
SAILED-Barques Annie NJ Palmer Phlsua,
Hamilton, st Jago, and Wins ow; briggs Calmuck
Hattie Emery. Highland Nancy, Fanny Butler
and others. a't--f4 ~
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t5 PORTL LAND
Photographic Gallery
ALoNzo $. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle ST., Por,load NJ.
Copying done in the best manner daosstf
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PRICE s1oo PER BOTTLE.

------ FriPared by 3. Ssavery.
DIR. E. r. KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
& 80 Melrose, Mass.
For sale by w. + Phillips Co., and II. II. Hay,
Wholesale Agents. So mch2a' 65eod Seow6m
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Maine Soldiers Died.
PORTLAND, Me-, Mar. %, 1865,

~O-'~~~~sD3 AAO., 1AdAs 30, 1000.
To the Editor Of the Press.
Sir:-Below I send you list of Maine men
who have died. aud who have been admitted
into the Richmond hospitals since last spring
Although this list may not include all, still
they were all could CLEAN from the Registers
of those hospitals, under the disagreeable cir
cumstances in which was placed. In the
eyes of the rebel authorities this list would
have been "contraband," and is therefore con-
sidered more valuable by me.
also transmit list of Maine men who
died in Salisbury N. c., which has not hereto
fore been published. :
am sorry to say, that large number of
Union prisoners, including Maine men, were
shot down by the guard at that prison, to car
ry out their threats that they would "shoot
some Yankee before they (the prisoners) left"
and their names were never placed upon the
prison Register Of deaths, so that am unable
thereby, to include them in the list. II
also have list of the Maine men, in my
possession who entered the G. s. service, from
which 1 will give any Information for the good
of their friends, or will publish If thought
best. ty,f.ls7 61
The following figures show the mortality of
our prisoners at Salisbury.
Oct. 25, 1864.-Totsl number 8-rsrr p,
Prisoners present, lia. os 10,021
Took the oath, about 1,400 =
Escaped, about 100
Paroled on the 21st Feb, $3.50 $3.50
Total died, 4,941
The above think is very correct; there
cannot be difference of more than one hun
dred at least, Very respectfully,
s tsva M. PALMER, JR
ON. S, 7th Ne, Vol.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
GREEN'S LANDING, Mch 17-Ar, schs Gazelle,
Morey and Golden Eagle, Hendrick, Boston; Nor
giana, Conary, Rockland. $40
March 2O-,ailed, sob Gazelle Mercy, for Buehill
Italian barque Belfast sailed from Liverpool April
II. 1854 for San Francisco. and has not since been
heard from. 1.-The was formerly caled the Grace
Hammond. registered 500 tons was built az Belfast
in 1858, and hailed from Genoa.l e1ets
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o,o.pized rnder the Genersl Laws Of the Comnor-
wealth Of Massachusetts.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
ANGLO-SAXON
CO.,
OF Boston.

III eoSGo4a
org.nized under the Genersl Laws Of the Comnor-
wealth Of Massachusetts.
T,oo Tracts,-Tvo Hundred and -Four -Acres
of Excellent Oil LGnds,-fn Fee, on Deep
HoIlouc, and Hollis Ran, near Oil City.
Numerous Leases and Interests in some Of the
Best and ACTUALLY PRODUCING WELLS
on Oil Creek and Tributaries, with several
New Wells now going down on the hynd,
Foster, Clapp, Widow McClintick, and other
Farms.
The whole Working Interest in two lots on the
celebrated HYDE and EGBERT FARM, -on
one of which is the valuable and widely known
GRAFT and HASSAN WELL, on the same
tract with the Mspleshade, Keystone, Keplers
Jersey, Coquette, and other flowing and pump
ing wells.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-24
Ease, Elegance and Safety !!
The Novelty Pipe Cover.
Patented Feby It'll, 1866.

NO SMOKER GAN DO WITHOUT IT.
This ,iu.p'e and elegant apparatus supplies want
long feit among pipe smokers 1t answers the BILE
purpose or cover to prevent the live Goals from
dropElnr and stopper to press the burning totac-