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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-28

PETER BAYNE ON AMERICA.


Peter Bayne writes from England to the
Christia's Watchnsds and Reflector, of Bos-
ton:
/ "The display of power, mental and materi-
al, made by the United States during the war,
has convinced the English public, once and
| forever, that the American commonwealth Is
gigantic force, not to be put down, not to be
broken up, sure to bea dangerous enemy, and
worth cultivating as friend. 1t was gall and
bitterness for the entire cluboeracy and snob-
ility of England to have to own that the re-
public was able to crush the rebellions bat
since the thing is done, there is, l think, gem
eral disposition to acknowledge that it was
done with splendid courage and indemitable
| perseverance. 1t was not in human nature,
besides, to resist the impression calculated to
Reproduced by the majestic henignity of the
victors, from the moment when the rebels
laid down their arms. For my own part, / say
in all simplicity and trlthfulness that know
not where to look in history for anything even
distantly resembling the merciful selfposses-
sion of the government and people of the Uni
ted States at the close of a conflict in which
they had endured so much and the provoca-
ton offered them had been so great. laAtsRi
In what other instance of rebellion success
fully resisted has the scaffold not followed in
the rear Of the conquaring army, the hangnan
not taken up the work which the soldier left
unfnishedP Would to God-I say it rever-
entity, but as Briten, the prayer, Is extorted
not without pang of anguish from my heart
THAT England could read the page which re-
cords the suppression of the Indian .mutiny,
and the eventsimmediately succeeding there
upon, with the consciousness which every
American now has that the hands of his
country have in this quarrel been imbrued in
the blood ofnone but rebels struck down in
battle, or assassins executed, with the assent
and appreciation of universal mankind, on the
scafold. Such things must tell, and if am
able in any measure to catch the tone of Brit
ish society, they are already exerting a power
full influence to secure for the American re-
public the afectionate esteem of very large
proportion Of Englishmen.D . ''''
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Auction Sales.
New Stock of Goods A. A,,o.,,,7,

-NSW CSOOR VI NOO1S aJ Auction.
TUST opened at the Auction Store ofW. q 49,.
- 100 Federal ST., lot II Silver PiassA $500,
cconsnting of Casters, Cake Baskets saear Rsv-;s'
cream 2itchers, Cali Bells, Spoon RsldsTe. 49,
Napkin Rags; Tea, Dessert AID Table sPoos-; ~,
seIt and Tabla Forks Butter kniVes, Sugar saeIG 20
Also nne assortment Of G0iA aaA FsaS-S
SSSSTelrX, consisting of Guard, Vess are Nsa-
pphi Il Bracelets, California Diamond Aso nd
ms Stuas and sleeve Buttons Sets Jsvsxy axe
Ilst o. ringer Rings, Bosom Prs, Earrings
AoxslAess, iold and Silver Watches, &C.
BILE and P sSJ OF Photograph Ia
liable Knives Wallets, RazorS snsnss.i,vs Sec,
Insn IHs HIGHS sRSS Cotton Lasn Tss lot
Lace Wells, Head Nets, Break ast Csrss - ~
nents Paper Collars and Cum Hisss rs6Is
les Balmoral Skirts, Fancy Soaps, Perm, HAIR
brushes, Cloth and Shoe Brushes, Biaeffus' Note
Paper Envelopes, and large lot ofFaney Articlss.
Auction Sale every evening, and SATURDAY. afsr-
moons at o'clock Goods at private sale during the
day at average auction prices.
Sept "A, 1s65.-d2w
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For Sale.
Store to Let.

VIE LIE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
a., SStreess at present occupied by Messrs Jeffer-
sun Ooohuge q Co. Possession given Oct LIST.
: Sept 27-dtf = -
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THE WOMEN OF THE SoUTH.-Governor
Brownlow thus speaks ofthe Southern women

THE WOMEN OF THE SoUTH.-GOvernor
Brownlow thus speaks ofthe Southern women
in his paper the Knoxville Wing :ua 4g s
"From the commencement of the rebellion
until now, the deUiI and the uomen of the
South have been the ablest allies the cause of
treason has had in the field. The influence Of
the women, backed up by his Satanic Majes-
ty, filled the ranks ofthe rebel armies, and gave
lardor and endurance to the henlpecked men
that entered the service Southern women
even petitioned the rebel Congress to enact
the law of transcription, so as to force all IN the
service. Through the influence which women
had, thousands We're forced into the field, and
thenceito their graves, who never would have
left home. Playing into the hands of the devil
by thus filling his ranks, they had his approval
all the time. Wives gave up, their husbands,
sisters their brothers, and mothers their sons,
willing, nay anxious to immediate their lives
to the Moloch of war. The women were will
ling to wear homespun; ready to dispense
with the laxuries of table or toilet; ready to-
fling all their jewelry into the Confederate cru
chile; ready to unsex themselves for the cause
Of the devil and the Confederacy."
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-28

! PARSONAGE HoUsE.-We mentioned last
week the offer Of benevolent lady to pay for
a house for the use of the Rector Of St. Stepb-
ems Church, provided the wardens and yestry
Of the church would select one suitable for
that purpose. The selection has been made
of the dwelling house of v. c. Hanson, Esq,
corner of Spring and South streets, and the
house has been purchased at the price Of S.
/ 500 and decided to the church. 1t is one of
the best built mansions in the city. N,
\ Mrs. ]. o. Stafford, of Dorchester, Mass, for
merry of this city is the estimable lady who
has made this handsome donation to the
church in whose prosperity she has always
felt great interest. Her Easter donation to
| the church half extinguished its debt, and
since that time the debt of the St. Stephens
Society has been provided for to within about
$500, and this small balance win soon be swept
OF .A ~
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BARRELS MADE BY -Atten-
ton is called to the advertisement OF the Amer
lean Barrel Machine Company in; another col
umn. The advantages of the machine over
hand labor in the manufacture of slaves for
barrels must be obvious to every one, and it
will supersede, in great measure the hand
labor that has been required in the nanufac-
ture of barrels SING "a 81 sra ~ e
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Sale of Forfeited b Goods !

~, a. ,t,s..s, U. s. Military Railroads.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. ", Sept II.
Inc barn and stables of d. p. Wheelers
notel was destroyed by fire last night. The
Dutchess County fair had opened the day be-
lore ana many valuable horses were in the
stables, eighteen Of which were burned, in
Guiding one team worth $1,000 belonging to
James Kelley. Several persons sleut in the
barn. Three boys are missing, one Of whom
is known to have been burned Another who
escaped badly burned, says they were asleep
when he got out. s,s... - =
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. s. A. Aliens WorCdvs
H0t9. Restorer and Dress
ing iaevigog'ate, strengthen
4 and leasgthesa the hair. They
act directly qtpOae the roots
Of the hair, SIMPLIFYING re-
Qoi1ed aeostssSstneeaet, and
2 natural ocolOr and be0asty
= 9'etat2''ss.. Grey HGia. disdp-
pears, bald spots are coz
cred, hair stops falling, and
t,tcsss'i0sst ga'oactb IS the re
asssEt. Ladies' and ChSIdress
aciW appreciate the delight
fN1 fs.ag9dasce and 9.Scb,
glossy appearance imsaoast-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of soili1ag the Skin, scalp, or.
most elegant Ae0d-dress. Il
9H. Sold by ALI Drusgists.
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich st. NY.
] Sept27, 1S65-d&wen 3 te5s HAt
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Hsuse and Lot at Auction.

OT THURSDAY, Oct. 9Th, at O'Clock ?. NJ, on
" the premises, we shall sell the well-knoPa ssd
,.1uable house Danforth Street, Mo- So Sor so.u-
pied by Mrs. blanchard as boarding hoess. 1t IL
tour story wooden house, with brick baaenSos, I'm
ished throughout, with 10 rooms, large and 49, 9TH
hne closets, cemented cellar floor, gas throngAout,
abundance hard, soft and filtered water. Pleasantly
iocated U desirable neighborhood, and valuable
property TO occupy or rent.
sep2Sdtd II. BAILEY s. CO., AustOnssrs.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-28

THE LATEST AND GREATEST Discovery
in Dental Hygenic, is SozoDoNT. 1t has SUI
perseled all the ordinary dentifrices, and, for
this reason; that while it contains no solvent
principle Injurious to the enamel of the teeth,
it obliterates tartar and every other dental
concretion, prevents canker of the gums, re-
moves blemishes, both from the molars and in
cisors, and leaves the breath pure and sweet
sent 81 2t.
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From. Fortress aroa roe roe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 2e.
The bark Harris, loaded with tobacco Sail
ed yesterday for London.
The removal of large amount of ammu-
milton, comprising ordnance stores and 200
barrels Of powder, from the storehouses on the
whsrves at Portsmouth, commenced to-day, in
view OF fear Of an explosion. a9aiHai
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-28

THEATRE.-M essrs. Murray &, Wilson open
Deering Hall this evening, for brief theatre
cal season We are informed that they bring
an excellent stock company with them Their
season, just closed, at Providence, r. l., has
been prosperous one, and the press Of that
city have spoken in complimentary terms Of
will be @Peep O'Day." Mr.. Murray will sustain
the character of Barney O'Toole. ,nn
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-28

PEAsE's VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER
This popular article which makes gray hail
disappear, substituting therefor a beautiful
blackor brown, and leaving the head clean and
healthy, can be found at Crosrnan & Co.'s, No.
IS Middle street, who are special agents for
the sale Of it in this State. ~. 40 eod2t -.
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FREE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. We I'M
uerStana That Rev. Lewis Colby, Of Cambridge,
whon many OF our citizens will remember as
.ne Pastor Of the Free Street Baptist Church
in this city some twenty years AGO. win preach
In that church next Sabbath sc.
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Mar YORK Markets.

- Nesc York Markets. tnafF Il
~ NEW YORK, Sept. 81,
Cotton-steady; sales $500 bales Middling Uplanas
at44i a 45c. H
Floar-State and Western &c lower for common
sales $500 bbls. State 30 a 825- Round HOOP
Ohio s 65 q II 80. Western Z 90 q 8 so. Southern
frmer; sales450 bbs at so a IA 90. Canada easier
for eotnlneni sales 350-bbls at 90 "a II 25.
els, Chicago Spring 158 a f65 Milwaukee Club
! 60 a g.. Amber Milwaukee 81 g IS. Amber
State, new, q 10 q III. - 60. s.ii
Corn-sales $4,000 bushels. Mixed Western sO4
a Gle. srss 4 nrs,t : ssyss F71rewF
Oats-no quotation.
Pork-frmer; sales 77O0 bbls. Mess "a 80.
80.
Sugars-qulet; sales 700 hhds. Muscovado 1sf q
lie. Havana, 700 boxes, at 13a a 1Tc.
Petroleum frmer, Crude $50 q &c.,
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United STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,
Washington ID. g., July Is, 1seg.

-. Washington, ID. c., July Is, 1SG5. !
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to he highest
bidder, the following rolling stock: =,
Gu TUESDAY, September 10. of the Portland CO. >
Shop IN Portland Maine, Six i6) Locomotive Englie
On THURSDAY, September q, at hmkley q
Williams shop IN Boston, Mass, -Four tg IoeoinO-
tive Engines. eta p -.
On MONDAY, September %, at Kenneu s sqeii,
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fly t50l b5N f'0'e
Cars, four feet Finch ga'ge' S-rli,e
On WEDNESDAY, September ~ =. - fvn loot
ton, Del, Eighty -four ts4l Box freis"' -
s Tke above stock is all new, and Oh inc very 80
quality. tno 60, gauqe five loot drivers,
The Engine, a.s inches. They can be chnnee 10
mar gauge y .5 a e a. SaS Mi
Terms: Cash IN Wv H. L. ROBINSON,
Brevet Colonel and a. z. NJ.
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PAY Your INTERNAL Revenue Taxes.
The Collector of Internal Revenue informs
US that he shall be obliged to issue warrants
for the collection of taxes. upon incomes, car
riages, pianos, silver plate, watches, g., unless
paid Immediately. "a word to the wise is
sufheient.n ~
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Horrible Osrtsages 6y Guer;ttas- Fan,ities
.ss 4 Robbed, Outraged and Murdered.

Ia gaagrl1f NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. q. z.
=, a gang Of thirty or forty guerilas, near
menced -indiscriminate robberies and murder
upon the residents of that locality. Thomas
j. Payne was killed, his house robbed and
family outraged. AT Adams Station, on the
Kentucky and Edgefeld road they plundered
all whom they caught. Robert Dorsey was
hung to tree and then dragged on the ground
until one of his eyes was torn from the sock
ct A man named Adams was severely beaten
by the robbers. The exact number Of the
band is not known. 1t is believed that Har-
per, who fer some time has been in that vi
cinity is their leader. ,of,.st
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IIWal)E A7tW NO V(JT11t1ON. 4 A
We have adopted this principle in our business, be-
cause we believe it the most pleasant and honorable
alike to the Merchant and the Customer and feeling
sure that it is the only rule ofbusness that is equally
just IN its operation on all, and the only one that
can build up apermanent trade and secure the con-
fdence of the 3 9lt98 \. y aHati1a1 sAG#A
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Anhonest Hibernian, trundling along hand
cart containing all bis valuabies, was accosted
with, "WelE, Patrick, you are moving again, I
Faith, I ann he replied, alor the times
are. so hard, its a dale cheaper hiring hand
carts than paying rents p asa Z SO
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-28

YACHT UEA.--We take pleasure in stating
that the damage to the Yacht Una last Sun
day morning was greatly overrated, the dam
age not amounting to $50. The numerous
friends Of Capt. Leonard will be happy to know
he met with no, greater.l Joss. Long Ese the
/" Una" and her gallant Captain. So
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Responded to by James Bailey, Esq, who
closed with offering the following:

'sTHE MECHANIC AIRS The handn.aids of
learning and religion. Fulfilling their highest offices
when promoting The one and aiding in the advance
ment of the other. sTofl
tsTHE LADIES, While they do not seek to COM
mand the Ship of State they have ob stood by it in
its hour danger, cheering its defenders soothing
In return, may their rights be acknowledged and
their wrongs be righted. .s5
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fIsHhRMEN.--Enoch Moody, Esq, OF the
OBSERVATORY p reports having seen, yesterday at
ternoon, the largest feet of fishermen that ev-
er came within his observation, he counting
not less than five hundred and twenty-one
sail off Bangs Island s4sac|si.a
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PERsoEAL.-col George Il. Nye, of the
10Th regiment is at home on athirty-days' fur
Tough. The Colonel reports that about one
fourth Of his regiment has been ftlrlougbed. !.
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AIDES

Who have cold hanGs and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervousEand sick headache; dzzi-
ness and swimming IN clhead, with indigestion and
constipation of bowek pain in the side and back;
eucofrhtea Tor whites1; falling of the womb with in
ternal Cancers; tumors, polypus and all that long
train of diseases viii find i'm Electricity means
of cure. For painful menstruaton, too profuse
menstruation and all Of those long line Of troubles
with young ladies' Electricity is certain specific.
and WILL in short time, restore the sufferer to the
uiOnr of haalfh- -. - = ~
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b ad 9s4 COLLECTORS OFFICE,

- g z. . COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, =. Y
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH,
-. -. Portland, September q, 1866. J
FTiHE following described Merchandise having been
forfeited for violation Of the Revenue Laws Of the
United States public notice of said seizures having
made they will be sold at Public Auction, at the
Office of the U. $: Appraisers, 1888 Fore Street. on
TUESDAY, October 31st, 1856, at II O'Clock A.
NJ, to wit: f5 taaal + sfi-yxf gnw
n 1 Keg Powder; Bag Coffee; i Bbl. Molasses:
Bundle Cloth; 1 Dbl. Molasses; Bottles Brandy; 3
Chronometers; 1 Bbl., Bag, and I Firkin Sugar; 1
Bbl, Molasses; 3 hegs Tamarinds; 1 Bbl. Cloves
~ "a .rfl y'T ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR., gas
s. af "a lIir ~ sT8aR .fs aiij COLLECTOR
Sept 27 1S65.-d1awtd snsgi A., saag ii 9salif -
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s"ANs.-A couple of young swans at the
Eastern Express Office, yesterday .ttroo 80
great attention. They are bound to Danoor
to be sent abroad in Portuguese vessel Il At
that port, 'so'1' = !
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Nearly lOPPositc the United States Hotel,

"eA'At iOPPes1te the United States Hotel,
WHEkE he would respectfully announce TO tbe
w citizens of Portland and vicinity that he lIas
permanently located in this city. During the two
years we have been in this city, we have cured
Of the worst forms Of disease in persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients In so short time that the question is often
asked, do they stay cured? To this question
we will say that an that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time. aa,.aW FlTT4TfE as
Dr.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
years and Is also regular graduated physican
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases III
the form of nervous or sick headaehe neuralgia in
in the acute stages or where the lungs not fuzzy
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofula hil
diseases, white swellings, spinal Diseases curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy OF paralysis St. Vitas Dance. Deafness stam-
mering or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia indiges-
tion constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that eau be presented; asthma bronch-
It's structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. 'f' llti-+t 80 ~
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A FEAsr.-!The night compositors of the
Press office tender their thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. Partingtor for the bountiful supply Office
cream and cake furnished them last night.
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Knitting Machines

TaoR Families and Manufacturers We offer to
the public the simplest, strongest and best Knit
ting Aachin inc the world and for which the highest
premiums have been awarded, -
x General Agent Wanted for this State. For
terms and further particulars, address the
~ DALTONKNITTING MACHINE Comply,
.sg fafyrtf 537 Broadway, N. Y.
-. j. W. ATWATER, Secretary,
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ON Wednesday, Oct 4th, at O'Clock p. NJ. "
" shall sell snug little place, abort TO f7fes
nom the Bridge, on the Ocean House Eoad in tae
Elizabeth. 1t consists of q NEW STORY AID A
HALE HOUSE, with an acre of land Tns pEsais
pleasantly located with nice cellar, good Nne -
plenty Of it, with fine view Of The City, Hsrbor,
Islands, and the SURF undng country Tor one wish
ing snug little Place IN the Nlelpiy Of the city, this
is very desirable - ,.,r - -,
Sept 27-dtl.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction

ON SATURDAY, Sept. 3Oth, at 3 o'cis , p NJ,
~ in Cape izabeth, on the road lead ri ~ - gsS
Gown House to the LIST Congrega .icnsi H.sst-.-z
IA ouse, and about one and half miles hcsa - Joy,
a Valuable Lot Of Land Of twenty acrcs,-Rep q
loo ated, in high state OF cultivaton-esa rrtrg
a complete view of City, HarbOr, Bay, issadS, aud
surI onnding country and splcndidly situated cat
up into House Lots. There is on It comfortable
one story House and Barn.
mediately after, shall sell Five Aerc lGe OF
Land directly opposite the above. For particulars
please can on EPHRAIM DYER, on the promises, or
HENRY BAILEY q CO., AuetiUneers.
Sent. 22-dtd
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. TEETH, TEETH. TEETH.

DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRICIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having delayed
teeth or stunps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIc MAsHlNEs lot SAFE
for family use, with thorough instr 1ct1ons. y.
~ DIR. ID. can accommodate rev patients with Doafo
and treatment at his house,. 4LL1yk. 20
ONCE hours from O'Clock A. ". to ~ NJ; from
to p M, and to IN the evening.
Consultation free. larsl Bass iaa-e = noVltf .
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Trial of 11utiaeeys-Sase Of Goveyssnae,,s Yes
sells.

a.
p New YoRk, Sept! ~
IA Thirty-one seamen of the crew of the
ship Calhoun were arraigned for trial to-day.
Capt, Page and some of the officers of the ship
were prosecutors. According to their state
ments, the crew endeayored to kill the cook.
when the boatswain and third mate fired up
ON them. One man, John Malone, was killed.
and two men named Lynch and Rafferty, bad
ly wounded. The captain and second mate
were sick, and did not join in the melee The
crew then male prisoners of the boatswain
and third mate. The seamen say that they
were ill-treated, and that, at last, when the
cook mixed their bread with salt water, they
carried it back to him, when he attacked them.
and they beat him. They thought that in
arresting the two men who had shot three of
Their number they were acting according to
law. The two men they meant to have dealt
with here. . II I,
One man, a passenger, jumped, overheard
during the voyage, and one of the officers
died. olfqh = bsl.iiaa g3ggggo170
The sale of government vessels at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, at noon to-day, was
very successful, the vessels bringing unusually
good prices, some more than the government
paid for them. #TH6
The following is a list of the sales: The
George Mangham, $4,000; Arthur, 81 700:
Kittaning, $4,000; j. S. Chambers $4,000:
Racer, $4,000; State of Georgia. S525OO:
Donegal, $4,000; Fort jackson, $1OS,GOO:
Sweethier, 81, 400; Commodore HUI. $4,000:
Shokokon, S23,l 400; Daylight, $19500; Bohio,
The following vessels were withdrawn:
Memphis, Ceres, Gallatsa Wanda, Queen,
Hydranger and Catalpa
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By Electricity

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the
leap with joy and move with the agility and electric
ity of youth; the heated graid is cooled the FROST
bitten limbs restored, the unc0uth leformites To-
moved; faintness converted TO yigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see, the deaf to hear and
the palsied form to move upright, the bemishes Of
youth obliterated; the ACCIDENTS mature lite
prexented; thecalanties Of old age obvated and an
active circulation maintained a ft ,s
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-28

New York, Sept. Y.
The Posts special Washington dispatsh says
il il. believed that Howell Cobb of Georgia, has
been arrested charged with participating IN
the AndersonVille atrocities.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-28
Valuable Real Estate at Aueoca.

ION TUESDAY, October Sd, at O'Clock ?. =. ca.
" the premises, shall sell the yeiuaOe = ~
and Lot numbered IS Free Street 1t ise tfo %
wooden House, finished throughout; IS Kotc 3; "a
closets; house piped for water and gas, SNs CO
gas fixtures; bathing rooms with warn end eVu 90
teri furnace, range, and other modern hees ~
ments; excellent cellar, hard and soft watT 4 tb -
dance good stable and other ont-houtea % lot
containing 5000 feet of land centrally and eAsztly
located, and is of the desirable pieces Of
property in this Daarket for sai
SCI 2Sdtd =, HENRY BAILEY 6 CO., Auct'rs.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-28

CoTToN MURPHY & SMITH's Minstrels had
good house last evening, and the performs
ance was No, /. 3lToba1~s B
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-28
Game of Base Ball Betsceess the Atlantic Gsae
80 1917 a Harvard (kifbe. .l.al 90. .Ll
% Boston, Sept. Q

BOSTON, sept. zI.Ial
The game between the atlantic Club Of
Brooklyn, and Harvard University nine, was
played on the Common to-day in the presence
of 10000 spectators. The Atlantic batted
heavy but fielded loose. The Harvard fielded
nicely and feel proud oi.their score, which was
fifty-eight to twenty. Grams led the score on
the Atlantic, obtaining no outs to ten ruus.-
Flage led the score for the Haryards q
The Atlantic left here tonight for Hartford
to play the Charter Club there tomorrow at
one o'clock. s'''
Mayor Lincoln, Admiral Stringham and 9th
s er public men were on the ground during the
games. tapaga .s4ssN 3i5ll NJ