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Portland, Saco & Portsmouth R. R. Comply.
Dividend No. A will be paid the 18th day of
December to Stockholders of record November 3Oth.
Per Order, ELIPHALET MOTT, w
dec dtdec12 Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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OF PORTLAND.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
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w. e. GOULD, Cashier.
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Taken.

IdktH9
T n the month of October last past, rom the entry
Il of the NEW CITY BUILDING, probably by mis-
take) LADDER.
Whoever has the same viii confer favor by re-
turning it forthwith TO .
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FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOKEN

Nov 12 lai 46 0s, Ion 80 go barque Volant Rollip,
from New Orleans for Liverpool. -''-.'"
r nov ~ lat 80 10, lon % 20, was passed brig j &
Crowley, from st John NIB for New York
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Inc latest report is that Agassiz was to
.eaVe Manaos, in Amazonas, on the 10th of
september, for Tabatinga, in Peru.
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~ Reading Matter on all Four Pages.
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M. g.. M. A.

IMs ~. WI. n.
a stated meeting of the Maine Charit
81 able Mechanic Association, will be held in M,
W at Z! o'clock. o. ~ wa
no. d.s STEPHEN MARSH, Secretary.
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- DR. R. GO0DALE'S
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Tne 9ebCl General JohnstOh'S Official

Tne EebcI General JOhlstOE'B Official
Report
The rebel Senate has finally compelled
Davis to allow General Johnston to have
his official report published hitherto It
has been suppressed. The report throws
food oflight on the Georgia campaign,
narrating in detail how he gradually fell
back before Sherman to Atlanta when he
was relieved by Hood because he fell back
and would not fight. His report concludes
thus:
Besides the causes of my removal, alleg-
ed in the telegram announcing it, various
other accusations have been made against
me-some published IN newspapers in such
8 manner as to appear to have official au-
thority, and others circulated orally in
Georgia and Alabama, and imputed to
Gen. Bragg.
The principals are, that psrsistently
disregsrded the Presidents Instructions;
that would not fight the enemy; that
I refused to defend Atlanta; that l refus-
ed to communicate with Gen. Bragg in
relation to the operations of the army /;
that diregarded his entresties to change
my course and attack the enemy; and
gross exaggerations Of the losses Of the
army.
had not the advantage of receiving the
Presidents instructions in relation to the
manner Of ofconducting the campaign. But
as to the conduct ofmy predecessor, in re-
treating before odds less than those con-
fronting me, has apparently been approved
Of, snd as General Lee, keeping on the de-
fensiVe and retreating toward Grants OBJ
jectiVe point, under circumstances like
mine, was adding to his great fame, both in
the estimation of the Administration and
people, I supposed that my course would
not be censured. I believed then, as do
now, that it was the only one at my COM
mand which promised success.
think that the foregoing narrative
shows that the army Of the Tennessee did
fight, and with at least IS much success as
have ever done before.
The proofs that intended to hold At
lanta are the fact that under my order the
work of strengthening its defense was go
ing on vigorously, and communication
made by me to Gen. Hood, and the fact
that my family was in the town. That
the public workshops were removed and no
large supplies deposited in the town, as al
legged by Gen. Bragg, we're meszures Of
common prudence, and no more indicated
the intention TO abandon the place, than
the sending the wagons of an army to the
rear, on day of battle, proves q foregone
determination to abandon the field.
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Certfncate Of Authortt1.


To expire on the s1St day OF January. 1855.
OFFICE OF fHH AuDIFeB OF STATE
INsuRANoE DEPARTMENT.
OcLUHBUs, OHIO, JEbuHry 81, 1865
WHKRFAs, The THAnEs FIRl IEsURANcE Con-
PANY, located at Norwich, in the State Of Con-
nscticut, has 1led in this onacs 8 sworn state
meat Of itB condition required by the first sec
tlon Of the act "To regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated BY the State OF Ohio" passed
April s, lS56, and amended February 9, 1854; and,
whereas, said Company has furnished the under
sgued salts factory evidence that Il is posGessed Of
ct least One HuhdSed thousand Dollars Of actual
capital, invested in stocks or bonds, or in mort
cages Of real estate, worth double the amount for
Company has hIsd in this once . written instru-
ment under It's corporate seal signed By the Prssi-
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents Of said Company In this State to Aeknow
edge service Of process, for and in behsf OF said
Company, according 70 the terms Of sAid Law.
Nov, therefore, In pursuance Of the hrBt section
Of the Aforesaid act, l. JAEKs. b. GoDHAH, Auditor
Of stats for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
THAMRs FIRa IEsURANcI COMPANY OF Connecticut
fs authorised 10 transact the business Of Fire
Insurance in this State until the thirty first day
Of January in the year one thousand eight hundred
and Eixty-six. & ~ i.-s lal
Tstampi In witness whereof, have hsrsuuto
fseal1 subscribed ny Rsms and caused the seal Of
my once to be afhxed, the day and year
above written.
JAS. b. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
fsble:ls1 8. II. FOX, Agent
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ID Rsp1od and Poult de Sole, in very rich shades
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remarkable event:
About two o'clock yesterday morning
fifty or sixty men entered the town, leaving
their horses about half mile from the cor.
porste limits. A squad of four or five men
entered the telegraph Office snd arrested
the operator, and informed him that if he
made any resistance, OF attempted to give
any alarm, he was 3 dead man. The ope-
rator was given seat In one corner of the
telegraph Office and the men Immediately
destroyed all the telegraphic instruments,
batteries, &c, and cut sll the wires. This
accomplished, they seated themselves and
awaited the signal for departure.
While this work was going on, squad of
ten or twelve men entered the Revere
House, passed through the hall unobserved,
and went to General Crooks room. The
General was in bed, sound asleep whenihis
room door was opened snd the men polite
ly informed him thRt they had received
marching orders for him, and gave him to
understand that he was TO prepare to leave
for Richmond Immediately. The General
saw there was no use to offer resistance,
and hastily made preparations for his de-
Parture. He was escorted to the street,
placed on horse and taken to the outer
part of the town, where he met General
Kelley and Captain Thsyer Melvine of his
stab, who had in like manner been taken
from the st. Nicholas Hotel:
The party we're soon Joined by the tele-
graph Office squad, and prisoners and cap
tors rode off at 9 rapid speed. While In
Cumberland, the Soufern troops took fresh
horses from the government stables and
left their jaded and worn out animals on
the borders Of the town.
The telegraph operator was bound hand
and foot, and the door of his Office, and all
the doors leading therefrom, were locked,
and not until about an hour and half after
the raiders had escaped was the operator
able to give the alarm. He succeeded in
releasing himself, broke open the doors and
hsstened to give the alarm. A force OF
two or three hundred cavalry immediately
started in pursuit, but mp to last accounts
nothing hsd been heard from them.
There were st the time between five and
six thousand Federal troops stationed in
and around Cumberland, and that two
Generals, quartered in the very heart of
the town. could be seized and carried off is
one of the strangest things ever heard Of
The Federal pickets on duty were all cap
tured by the raiders and taken prisoners,
thus preventing any alarm being given.
It is supposed the force was portion of
Harry Gilmore's command, and that they
wished 10 capture General Crock as 3 re.
tslistory measure for the capture Of their
leader.
The town of Cumberland was thrown
into the greatest excitement when the fact
Of the capture became known.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPCTi
Eastern LhrGnsh arrives st 7:so A. h, G1S P. n,
Eastern Way arrives at l0:20 4. II.
Western Through arrives At e:2O A. n, $40 P, d
DO Way arrives ct 2:66 P. n.
Sanduaky Way arrives At 9;15 An
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. n, soc P. a.
do Way arrives at $50 P. n.
Pittsburgh Through n-riVe1 At 9.55 An,
- Way arrives at 1910 P. ID.
4ahoning Way arrives at 10:g5 A. N.
AeadVille srTiVes at l0;25 A. N. ...
MedinE Way arrives at 400 P. NJ.
sOosPort, g., arrives Tuesdays. Thursdays and
HarrensVille arrives daily st I6.I5 Am.
Aast Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily "a, u.
HOUR OE CLOSING THE MAILS.
AABEnRE TARoUeH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. HsV
York, Hartford, And Painesviile, Geneva, AHhtabu
e snd Oonneant, closes at $50 A. II.
h4sTlRH TzRoUGH, for EeW-Y York only, CLOSES 81
EAsrHEH THzouaz, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
soston, New York and Hartford, closes OF 800
E4s1aRs WAY, for al points between Cleveland
Ard Hrie, closes ct Zoo ?. n.
HnsTERH THRoUeH, for Toledo, DetrsIt, Chicago;
and MilWaukee closes at T:l0 A. II.
KHsIE1I TIRoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohieago,
Dubuque, St. Joseph and Cairo closes at 300 P. n
WEsTK1H WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at 1;A5 P. n.
SAEDuSKT WAY, for sandusky and all interme-
dIets points, closes ct $50 P. NJ
OINoIERATI WAY, for all points between ClsyslAnd
and Cincinnati, closes ct 1905 A. M
OIHGIKEAu THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes At T:05 A. n.
OlECTEHATTI THRoUeH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville, st. Louis, indianapolis GAINESVILLE, and
Wheeling, closes at 800 P. n.
PTTrsBUEeH THRoUoH, for Pittsburgh and Wnsh.
lngton, closes At 1870 P. II.
PIFzsBUBaH WAY, for all points between OevS.
and, WellgVlle, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil,
ldePhia, Baltimore and Washington, closes at 100
4. n.
IAMAHoHIHa WAY, for all points between 0IsVelAns
And youngstown, closes ct 2:45 P. n.
MEADVILLE, closes at $50 A. NJ.
THEDMA WAY, olcses ct T:S0 A. Il.
SOOzFoRf, TO-, closes on TueadayI, Thursdays
and Saturdays, ct IAN.
WAGEEEs7nLH, CLOSES daily, 1870 A. N.
Hast OLKyHLAED and Euelid, CLOSES daily, ct
nj.
Nail and Drop Lsttsn srs required Sy law TO b.
prepaid. f-..r .r-
AdOty Circulars are required to be prepaid with
q tWo-oent stamp.
Once open from $50 A. n. to 1850 P. N. o.
SuEGAy from 4. II. to 1000 A. II.
- - n COwLEs. p. N.
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NOTICE. no TRAHHEsS.

NOTICE. To TRATELhSS
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY t4
d tsandayu sxcsptsd-t > ~ .-a 81 q n
FORMING EXPREss, leaving Trey at 0sI6 A.
n; from Albany ct Hudson River Depot at $50 A.
r., arriving At New York At $3.50 r. n. t---- SEP
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Trey st 800
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DAILY A DER.
A TRTRUTE TO LONGFELLOW.
70 4rorrox HIs s1RrHD1T, TEBRUARr a

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Iron the Atlantic Monthly for March
singer, 2uSical and strong,
Why should = faint and iEitsring lip0
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Of hearts disburdsned Of sigh
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AID blessings brings for youthful hours,
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{. Where PlanstS sway and star fires dfe.
o pr0phst Of q noblar Worldi
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s;io a. M.-1HI6AGO EXPRESS.-Stopg at Bersas
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M p H-HIGHT EMPHASIZES at Graiton
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10. 70 Cedar e., New YORK.
n Sold By al the principal DruggiIts.
e.E. CLARK, DrugGiItI Agent for Cleveland.
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Practical and Scientific 0ptician, keeps the largsi
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city Bel
Ing an old establishment, and having been sxtensj
lively patronised, be has the confidence thath
present stock will warrant the continuance Of pu 4
DO favors All his speotsoles Of the best quality
Of crystal glasses, ground under his nspectoni
in all cases curing weakness, dizziness and impart
Ing strength for long reading and inc sewing. Ari
hhoiAl eyes inserted without pain.
0FFI0E-IS0 Superior st., first door from the ems
francs the American Hotel.
~ Beware Of travellers claiming to Be Mr. Solo
monSon or his agent. iulyRs
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CPRCIAL NOTICE.
Being very desirous Of clesning cut the balance
OF my stock In the shortest time possible, viii for
the next thirty days offer all the Goods in my store
ct REDUCED Prices. There will be found IN
the stock Irish l inens, White and Brown Table,
cloths, Napkins, Ladies and Gents Handkerchief,
6ne Bed Blankets, best quality Black Silks, Dreus
Goods, Flannsls Of all descriptions White Jacon-
etts, Mullins and Hsinsooks, Infants Embroidered
Waists, Cambria aud Swiss Trim niDgs, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Velvet Ribbons, Balmoral skirts,
Broche and Woolen Shawls, with q large assort-
ment Of other goods, small wares, 40. Many goods
Tor the purpose Of selling out, will BE- offered at
merely nominal prices. Persons wishing to buy
Dry Goods viii save money by calling at the sub
scIibers store, and merchants win nd this An ex-
oellent opportunity Of replenshing their stock ct
lees than Eastern prizes. s. LYMAN,
Jana Corner Supeior st. and Public Square.