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TENTED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
O'1Ede og ItA,ssIsrA41 ogAnErnMAsTnR,

AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING Stock
VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION 10 he bigts. 3
bidder, the following rolling stock:
= IN TUESDAY, September 10. at the Portland Co q
IN THURSDAY, September q, at hinkley 4
Willlams' Shop in Boston, Mass Foer ~ Doom :
On MONDAY, September %, at Konnett souare
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty t3yi Doz Freigl
Cars tonr feet eght-and-a-half-inchin rgc.
On WEDNESDAY, September M ai Inning
ton, Del, Eighty (S4l Box Freigni O. We loot
gauge.
sfhe above stock Is all new, and OF the very hest
quality.
The Engines are i've foot gauge, five foot drivers.
and cylinders l6x24 inches. They can be changed 10
marrow gauge at tritiing expense.
Sales to commence at 1OA. NJ
n Terms: Cash In Government funds
II. L. ROBINSON
Julyz9dtd Brevet Colonel and A. q. NJ
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gYTEI.EGRAPH,.


s9 From. " j tao.oS iJhL
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The trial Of JEFF Davis win take place be-
fore United States Circuit couft. Int wl De
particular one has not yet been Stated.
fl There seems to be no importance attached
to the fact that the Grand Jury of the District
OF Columbia, some months ago. found q tTtiel
bill against JEFF. Davis for constructive t1,aa ION
in sending his troops to operate AGAINST Wasb-
'ington in the summer Of 1854 ssfa9 sx~SEs
The Grand Jury of theseourts at Knoxville
has indicted him for teason; for there Davis
harrangqed the people against the United
states governments. The trial, however, cam
mot take place in that town. ors any other
place in the 10th Judicial District, for the
reason that the vacancy oeeasiened By the
I death OF Associate Justice Catr6n has not vet
been fiied. The military operations against The
Y. 5. were directed byordersgfrom Richniorc
1t is probable that the trial will take place in.
Virginia, at Norfolk; in which event Chief
Justice Chase viii preside, assthatState Is en-
braced IN the judicial circuit assigned him.
- representations in behalf of Alexander I'll.
stephens, X. M. 4. Hunter and other promi-
nent rebel leaders have been made to the
executive authority, but there's as vet no de-
cision in their respective cases.
p Sihe counsel of Werz say that they will sum-
mon at least l5D witnesses; if so, those with
the Witnesses already called for the prosecJa
ton will make 800 in an to be examined, prob
ably extending,the trial three months. lrsroc.
1t IS untrue that the President has granted
pardons to Gideon j. Pillow, lateaa general an
the rebel army A. @. P. Nicholson, x-United
States Senators w. Williams; A. Scroggs;: G.
*. Lucky, of Tennessee; and ex-eSpv. Aiken,
of South Carolina. These applications have,
not been acted upon by the President a
I An Immense crowd Witnessed the base hail
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Is Naval Stores.
Lar " bril-. 6 90 V910 90
| Pitch &c, Tarl3 So q 375
lRosfh } 4 u. 10 90 ttJ25 %
ruIpentine ~ .ogias
gaE.. -. q 90 @o2-55
Oakum.
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HOUSE and I.nt az Ano4al...

~ saturday, September "a, at 3 o'clock P. NJ.
House, with brick basement, No. IL Alder st; II Is
tne nogtherly house in the Block of two houses Ibs
mouse rs well built finished thoroughout, with len
rooms, excellent closets and sink-rooIn; good water
nerd and son; excellent cellar with good brick cs
ssrn ana everything in and about the house is in
Sale positive-teTms at sale
=. III HENRY BAILEY, s. Co., Auctioneers.
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~ 1I-TIT7-T- III p -1IT.7'I |TVefI-J =
.f-dsrest of a Forger.
Inc DEBT Qf Canada, as reported by theEauI
ditor General, is over seventh eight millions.
70 IdTS6T amounts. ~
~ Z AEE.il-kAgEfs
l9aNision-R,4a SINK.

T 80. PRovIDENcE, R. Aug. ~.
q Thebrig Matilda, of Boston, arrived this af-
ternoon with three hundred tons of coal from
baltimore While at anchor in the lower har-
Dor she was run into by the steamer Oceanus,
hence for New York, and had her bow so bad
" sthatshe filed and sunk in eighteen
! feet ofwater as high tide.ds She viii doubtless
be raised'when the cargo is taken out. The
\ steamer proceeded on, her voyage and was
idoubtless uninjltfed. 2
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Auction SaleOf Public Buildings

Assistant Quartgmaster's Office. U. s. A.,
PORTLAND, MAINE,
ugT ~ August 9th, 1866.
A GREEABLY TO instructions from the War De-
4 Fhnrsday, September 7th, 1863,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, all the Buildings and
Fence at the Draft Rendezvous, Cape LILA % N,
MIME, known as CAMP BERRY.
The BIfildifsrs are nftl,a An
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THE CHoLERA.--Dr John Chapman of
London, physician who had distinguished
himself for recommending general disuse of
drugs in medical practice, and who has written
able articles in the medical Journals of London
upon medical practice generally, has lately
written an article upon the cholera, in which
he lays down the following propositions: g s,
'''Fhe primary cause Of Cholera Is, as gener.
al rule the excessive heat ofhot climates and
eftemperate climates in summer when ch0l-
era prevails. z 5'Hff sas
The proximate cause Of cholera is of pre-
| elsely the same nature as that Of SUMMER or
enoera1e dlarrhoea, but il is far more develop
alely more powerful and intense.
Z. .Nnolera Is neither contagious nor infsc-
nous IN any sense Whatsoever, except through
''Cholera may be completely ava,togd -. al 1
when dvvelopsdS cured by the persistent appI Il
cation OF the spinal ice-bag ALONE the W ppo
spine So long as symptoms ofthe disease @n cou
tlnllesh 3 .1eiN -->4l---1s.1y-- t -A4is ta
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THAT WEDDING CAKE.-We have found,
andih most agreeable, snanpeg too, where
that wedding cake, made By Partingtor4 went !;
and, perhaps, our readers, can find out BY re-
ferring to oour hymeneal record Our best
wishes go with the happy couple and may
their journey together through life be pleasant
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS. EN-
~ GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON. .


iUNuED' STATES MILITARY RAu aoAps.
iH y OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARraRMAsrER,
Washington, d. C., August n 1915.
:. WIN be sold at CITY POINT, VA. On WFDNFs-
DAY. October II, at IL O'Clock A. M: About four
thousand 4OO0l tons Railroad Iron.
Al PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FIR - ~, October
ID, at II NJ:
Five 6) first class Locomotive Engines.
About Toy Freight Cars and one al Passenger Car.
At NORFOLK VAs, October 10, at 8 T.. a..
One new Locomotive Engine, 8 foot gauge.
nth:
Fifty 1907 frst-class Locomotive Engines, ieel "a
inch gauge.
Eighteen (lsj new Platform Cars, five foot eauce.
Twenty-Five f25l new Box Cars, 1--WE f5l DOT fauye
About three hundred and fifty ls50) Box Cars, icct
Z 81 in. gauge
About I'VE hundred and thirty 1850 Platform do,
feet 81 in gauge. d..
About thirty (30) Stock do, feet slim. aauee.
Twenty 1907 Passenger do, ieet 81 in GAUGE.
One " Nreeling do, A feet 81 in. gauge
Two ~ new Trucks
sixty Sil. do; do, framed.
A6o1t two thousand G, 0o0l tons Railroad Iron.
oaies 20 commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A.
MA ana 70 continue nom day to day until all are
5 Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
T. - ..t,.t ~. Brev. Col and A. O. NJ
August 15-dto oct 10 ''''''' '''l''
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CUMBERLAND, S.
A TTACHED ON sundry writs, and viii be sold ,
dav I, ss ~ ~ ~, pe0 H. IN r,,
store NO. l23 on Commercial Street, in the City o
rtland, recently occupied by Daieyses Dearbo n
the goods IN said store consisting Of Cream Tar
starch, Pea-Nuts, fibeFts, L. Walnats, Salerat -,
Sasule and Palm Soap, Extracts, Cassia, Pimen =
Gloves, Mustard, Pepper, Gerkins Nests Tubs, Pau
Tobacco, Pipes, Boxes Soap, Br6oIns Vinegar, Whl-
ING, &c, Nei with an assor 1nent of Brandy, Whit
Key, aMiqe, &c; Also the shop furniture, Coun q
and Platform Scale Sugar Grinder, Take and Fali
b3-nIQ a QgGEORGE WI. PARKER, Sheriff.
.nsgaia- Ii HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
Dated at Portland, Aug. 70, 1855. augz6td
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Tgse Cotton Crop of Vest Tennessee.
IT. Efr.t,,i6,rs,a sJ,a,I,, . k,3Sy 90

The cottonicrop will be almost an entire
failure throughout West Tennessee. The rust
is destroying il as fast as it natures The yield
in the western part of the State where cotton
grows best, WIN not be over two htIldred
pounds to the acre. X ,fu1. ~ eu.,r.
The railroad is completed from Memphis to
Corinth.
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tionin favor Of reciprocity, voted down in the
Canadian Parliament BY Is nays to 20 yeas:

4 RESOLVED, That the Reciprocity treaty with
the United States is regarded by the people of
this province as an object of the utmost i'm
portahce: and, to secure that object, as well
as to augment the trade and advance the pros
perity of the province, it is expedient that the
work of enlargingl the WeAand and the st.
Lawrence Canals Should not be postponed, but
should be pressed in preference to any other
work, involving any considerable expenses of
tAe country: .Ie4fgsn dss1 sqat m
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y TAINTED 1Ia,sasediGtely,1

MEN LOOKING FOR BUSINESS to investigate
( ~ the merits, of ,aaeM .asT#s
Tilden's Bon-Tony Flour and Sauce
At saii9 J HSifter!s I'D 5n p.af esS
q PATENTED MAY 18TH, 1885, lDA ol
Il IS one Of the greatest curiosites in the way of
utypiespc ar5ae ever seen. Fer its cheaQness, sim
phcity and merit. nothing can equal it. An oppor-
tasHlaa'pty Is here offered to make from r
|ax.m&25 to. $1OO Every Day.
bistR Call one and all and see the Bon-Ton Sitter.
State and County Fights for sale on reasonable
terms a. the ~
|a INVENTORS EXCHANGE, so FEDERAL ST,
F. t. CUSHING.
Aug. 25-d1w
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y ExcURsIoN.--T The Third Parish SabBathH
School and Society make their Annual Excur-a
sion tomorrow to, Cushing's Island in the Ga
zelie leaving Burnharn's Wharf at 9 O'Clock A.
M. Y Arrangements have been made to have q
pleasant Time This Island Is aromantic spot
where can be inhaled the pure ocean breezes.
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A SToPpRR.--,.A couple of the inmates Of
the Work House made their escape on Mon
day night and were making their way out Of
ecity when tiiey were suddenly stepped by
being unable to cross the draw Of Naughan's
bridge, which is impossible on account Of az
injury received by a schooner running into il
last Saturday. The men were recaptured and
returned to theirfor1ner quarters. oirzha
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Dwelling House at Auction-

ON Friday, Sept, list, at 8 p. H., we SHAH sell
" House No. n Tate Street. AZ Is tvgo-storv
wooden house with ten rooms good closets har, and
soft water, wood-house, &c. lie lot IS q b teet
and ten feet passage way in common. lille perfect,
-. HENRY BAILEY s CO., Auctioneers
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IA II Z Y -rsippa /
BY TELEGR APH
TO TILE
EVENING P APERSao5 I. !
From, Washington.

"'T 70 WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 I.
y Reports received at the Department Of Ag-
riculture warrant the statement that the potal
to crop this season will be one of the largest
ever grown in this country.
The Postmaster General yesterday accented
the tender made by the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, for the mail steamship Service
between San Francisco, CAL, and Hong Kong.
China, touching at Honolulu in the Sandwich
Islands, and Kanagawa, in Japan, as author
lied by the act Of Congress, approved Feb. II.
1866. The compensation for the twelve round
trips, out and back, is 100000.
3 The Company is to build four first class
side-wheel steamships of from $500 to 1000
tons burthen each, government measurement !.
and the first steamship of the line is to leave
San Francisco for China on or before the first
of January, 1867. The term of the contract IL
ten years from the date of the commencement
of the service. -1A no aaf.
The distance from San Francisco to Hong
Kong is 1850 miles, and from San Francisco
to Kanagawa 1.-THE nearest coal depot is 5.47b
miles, e s1aj@Si
:. The average rate fspeed of the steamships. :
willie at sea, isJt0 be notless than 200 nautica
miles day. o bsF7l111ees
Ia ~ q .gns aes ,atr
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THH soTH MAINI RnorMnNr.

To The Editor of the Press: -
Since the return Of this regiment last Thurs-
day evening, we have. heard much said By
persons CONNECTED with It I'M relation to the
want ,ofsuitable provisions, hospital stores and
medicines furnished on the passage from Sa-
Vannah to this port. l.o5n51 ssi, w
- Was it necessary that the ship should leave
savannah with so few hospital stores, that
when the surgeon was called upon for medi-
cine fora sick man, whatever the disease, two
medicines--some pills and a dose OF eayenne-
was the extent Of the crrativcs furnis hed ;and,
3 when sllrprise was expressed by the sick, they
should be told that twas the only medicine
on board?
r, VAST necessary that the ship should be
unable to furnish propernourishmentfo for men
who were taken on board at Savannah sick
and just from the hospital, to say nothing Of
those who tel sick on the passage home, SO
that upon the afrivalof the ship one of the
first questions asked was, when shall we have
something 70 eat'sss Men absolutely 'dy-
ing Of starvation yaIps aiiu aaA1ss.ai ; s3ss,si
Z If any one can tell who was wa to to blame for
such treatment to brave men, who for three
years had beenirisking their lives to save their
country, simply that they might, die when
their work was done, and that within sight OF
their own homes, We should ike tolknow; 50
that the odiunn may rest where 1t belongs. Is
the colonel of The regiment responsible for this
state Of affairs, or is 1t to be charged to the
negligence Of the quarterrnaster and surgeon,
that SO many men suffered so intensely, some
of whom died on. the passage, several Others
since their arrival, and still others lie danger
ously fnOt 'hopelesslg sick 's0'a JusTicE.
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are OF The following Dimensions J..


~ 2l00 feet in length ana 10 feet high OF Fence.
The Buiings ana Fence wil1be sold as they stand.
and are to be removed immediately '
Terms-Cash, in Government funds
HENRY INMAN,
Capt. and A. @. NJ, U. s. A.
1e Aug. %, 1Se5.--dtd.
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vednesday Morning, AUGUST 80, 1855.
PoRILAND AND.. VICINITY.

New AdVeFsisezaenfs lo-OAy'
nsrrs -Lrsfa III Special ,aoTIcE Ac0lUANi
- - Notice-Repub leans of larInouM.f
llE Cape EIzabsth-U Union Caucus A fiia ID
AUCTION coLuzN:.A ~ ia aia
strslf.s StCSk Of Goods al Alction-C., NJ henhes
u. s. Marshal sSale-Chas. ClRrht II y 90 I5l1
SIeciaI Linen Sale-E NJ fatfens 81 ihtsh III
- - a sew a ADVERTISEMENTS COLUMN. 9ansa-ia
tt. Tie Praise Of Zion--4ason Brothersf % llAt y
e.'t'-i Cbaoce of Time-Steamcf Gazelle. "a 30
fJei,sT Strayoa-John III. Cook sAC % 2
.hllIst q, I,a,9 Wanted q - 49, ce@e5 ssGea5
Tialgi ,Notee-Geo. N Rice. W sst-. ~ sgzaa
.iss Sshool--Afiss II. d. Robbns.A ~
N.Y.. NIilc Jlace-t4eo. Ii. March. ad4 OF u
Fxcnrdor-Jfnird Parish Society. iiegtstn,g
Settlement Of oefnands against Catholic Fair.H, bas
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Fro,,, Tennessee.

issiis slbbiR i NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug 80 Y
aMr. sHerschel, Speaker of the House of Rep
feSentatiTes, has been invited to resign by a
meeting of citizens of Knoxville, for his oppo-
sition to the franchise BILL
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$780, y
y ~ kA1tD q VI
Tdri0sis Items.

-la-..I--- 4. NEW IOrK, Aug. 70.
The Tribupe's Brownsville, Texas, cores
pondence, says Senior Robler, the Mexican
Minister of Public Works, crossed the river on
the 9Th inst, and took dinner with General
Steele. Among the guests were Gems. Welt
eel and Draper. Gems. Ortega and sRomera
are said to be on their way to Brownsville
The visit of these distinguished officials was
\ construed to pointto some movement on the
Rio Grandeur baa seasasx4 ia - a
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspondence says
the town. of zangOlia, the PRINCIPAL. Mace In
Vera Cruz, has declared IN favor Of the renub.
lie, and 1t Is defended by force considered
adequate to hold it. A force Of Aust1ians
marching against it, was drawn into an am
buscade and put to fight, losing quite a num-
Der. The Austrians also met with reverse
north q fu 9epplnaa'Isl III an .alaasl IA
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t- The World Of Wednesday last under.
took to give the satstisties Of organ-grindinsg,
yet curiously omitted all detail re ating to it;
own establishment Saturday Press
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aas PAiD OFF TIN u Robe yesterday paid off
the soidiefS o. 'ne - SyeA Maine regiment. Large
numbers o1'the men came over to the city and
expended ho9ral sums IN 'he purchase ofarti-F
Giles for themselves and families. Il eistiN
,iaLuf1t. Wr|r5
A better behaved and more orderly set Of
soldiers we have never had among US. Col.
Liltier says it II tie, best resEmeut that has
come under his notice. co., -s
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Eagle Hin Mutual Coal Co,,. -.
DIR. j. R. NeVvtoo

M LII cure the Sick in Portland, at COM. IS
hakl., Clapp's Block, daily tor iouF k. a.
s'nnng TUESDAY, August 22d. ut 0 o'clock.
a - Cures in most cases instantaneous.
cordial invitation 10 all who are NOT all. tTnY.
without money and without price,"
:. No medicine Is given and no pain cared bui A.
hef from pain, from any sickness or cause certain n
Q few moments. augiIi
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B. A. Hides. "A "a rs
Western. ~. 16kte1 II
SlaughterHds "a o
Calf Skins. -. 10 "a 90
Sheep Pelts, i 90 g 2 90
Hops. lAlii.
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To Sportsmen.

nOUBLE AND SINGLE GUNS, RIFLES
IL REVOLVERS, I'os0der and Shot, I'm TAIIC
CARTRIDGES-al sizes, FLASKg 'f,Slflf,JI'S
GAME BAGS, FISHING TACKLE. 'erd a eeYr
al assortment Of SPORTING GOODS, at
IA Elk CHAN GR ST. 10.
Aug 2S-dS"is G. L. BhiAaY.
Eagle Hill Mutual Coal Cou,aonv.
GTOCKHQLDERS are requested 10 call ona a.
NJ eneT orders and the coal viii be delivered In The
same order IN which they arc issued
,..uoo ,.l.Jrf.. EDWARD SHAW,
aug @'7ui" V-l'f Chairman OF Com.
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La d 1 e $

Who have cold bands and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and back
ternal eapcers; ,tunors polypus, and all that long
train OF diseases viii find in Electricity sure means
OF cure. For painful Inenstruation, too profuEe
menstruation and all of those long line of troubles
with Young ladies', Electricity is certain specific
ana will ina short time, restore the sufferer to the
vig0r of health fsl4 l97rlf5,I. faaqsfl j,lr-1a
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= KEF-1-EN1-4c 10 HDAIr WIyN4N
r. THEATREc-This evening, at Deering Hall
Mr., and Mrs. Gomersal, with shgood stock
company, viii appear in, some favorite and
amusing pieces. ~ Those who love good acting
should be presents for they cannot fail to be
interested and amused. The Company will
perform only two nights. sssf4ne5
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g ilI-f.EH1i. Ala ldte-oq y HAVANA, Aug. II.
e 1t is generally thought that if Hersuna takes
the place Of Gen, Dulce as Capt. General of
this Island, thief African slave trade will COM
mence again with renewed vigor.
The Spanish mail steamer has not yet ar
rived. 1t was reported that she was seized at
Samaria by the revolutionists of Hayti. Know
ing that the Spaniafds had evacuated the
town and that the steamer would touch there
large party Of them sailed in schooners under
the English flag and made the seizure,
"A disturbance, occurred recently on board
the English schooner Florida, in which several
negroes were stabbed and one killed.
The cooperage shop of Avilez & Leblanc in
Cienfuegoi, with a large quantity of sugar and
molasses, was recently destroyed by fire. Loss
a$250000.4 I = -ay.s2 May
Kirby Smith went to Matanzas a day or two
ago, and is still there. - - -.
Benjamin, the late rebel Secretary of State,
is often seen on here walking on the parqua.
The weather here is very warm . -. y
"a A hurricane recently passed over st. Jago
dc CuDasa15l193l -ssiss-s-ts as1af4 e4fas,
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The Concord Murder, Case i,ate,.,,at Revenue
Decision. -4iEF

f11aaRtI w. BosToN, Aug, 29,2
9 Inthe murder case at Concord, Mass, the
coroner's jury rendered verdict that Michael
McAIanns came to his, death at the hands of
Bryne Mcdonald, Jr., but Whether by acct
dentor design the jury are unabler to deter
mine The elder Mcdonald has been dis
charged from arrest. .sIl 3fFah 49,.
In the case of the Commonwealth vs. Hol-
brook, which was Carried upto the Supreme
Judicial Court, on the ground that the defen-.
dant had the right to sell intoxicating liquors
under a license from, the United States. THE
court decided that the payment to the United
States 81 q fee for license and revenue dur
responsibility for violating the criminal laws
of the Commonwealth, yiss s'''.saf' N'-
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III G n EAeath OF Goo. BT0a5gh.
! m1on bsA 81 asiCLEyELAND, Ohio, Aug. 20. Z
Governor Brough died at one O'Clock this
/ afternoon 7ihsl 2 ssssp ssnAilsa0 500, If
The funeral services. Of Governor iBrough
| will take place at his residence, in Cleveland,
| on FridaYl9 II .d0lh9 o-ssa-r
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TEETH. TEETH seI1I.I r TEETH.

/ DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEC
TRiCIrY. WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teetn or stumps they wish to have removed for reset
qheg ne would give polite invitation to call.
superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MA .HINEs Tor sale
Aor iamlly use, with thorough instructions.
Or. d. can accommodate a lew patients with board
and treatment at his house. - =
once hours from O'Clock A. N to II NJ; from j
20 t = =. M, and too in the evening. ioa9isl -
Consultation Free e Sh Htf8tI7 nov1ti
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Auction Sales.
stock of Goods at Auction.

WILL be sold at the Auction Store Of w g.
wv BARNES. 100 Federal Street. eoumencins
Wednesday, August 30, at o'clock p D., and con-
anung every evening tits week, and SATURDAY lore
Fancy Goods, Plated Ware &C., consisting OF linen
Table Cloths, Napkins, Doyles Towels, CIash, W hte
and Brown Table Damask by the yard, Linen Hdkfs
Linen Thread, spool cotton, PIN Needles; also 4
sood stock -of SIBVKR-PLA1ED WAkI, Gastors,
S IKE Baskets, CAN Bells; Tea De.se.t aBd 4able
IlfPosohs, Dessert and Medium Forks, Hugs, Butter
~ ~ = sugar Shells, Salt -po MS c.; also large
P'eit = Ilves and rorks, Pocket knives, Wales
Perf,,o Dooks, lnotograph Albums, aIlcy SOAPS,
Razors y iiair BRUSHES shoe Brushes, Blackinf,
Cum Iie,ssoTsg suspsneers, Paper Collars ana
0Ss ss; Also Fine assortment OF ,JfWtIEY loi
u Snser atehes, &c, &c.
Ang aa.-d4 a.. CIV. HoLsiEs. Aucr1oNEEr.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-30
EDw'p N, PATTEN, Auctionoer, - Ezchanss )
Special LINEN SD

IlHE sale Of Linen Goods at my Office will no con-
a tinned through Wednesday, THURSDAY and mi
day, forenoon and afternoon. livery 10 warranted
10 the purchaser, and win be sold without reserve
~ Ladies are invited to attend this sale
No postponenient-this stock must be cold.
.arM q Ia - Il. NJ. PATTEN.
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