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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-04
GEN. GEORGE C = Z. sHnP ,Il /,

- - II .sf.s + . 4nf te.a f4l f.
Since Gen. Shepleys return from the army
he has been heard from but little on political
topics. simply, we Judge, because of the unex-
ampled quiet that prevails in political circles.
The Lewiston Journal of Friday evening
had the following paragraph
., % 1t was expected that Gen. sSheplcy would
address the Union men of this city some even
ing next week, on the questions of the hour;
but note from him says that other engage
ments will prevent. We regret this, as Gen.
organization of the South would, rom his ex-
perience, be interesting and valuable. The
General believes that there can be no perma-
nent peace at the South, until the blacks are
accoroed all the rights of manhood, including
the right of suffrage" aaoe4 2ni
s This is no news to US in relation to Gen.
Shepley's position. We have had free CONVEX
sation with him, and found him in the frcnt
rank of progress on the vital issues of the hour.
The Journal represents him truly in relation
to the question Of negro suffrage
s Gen. Shepley has full confidence in Presi-
dent johnson, because he believes him to be
honest, patriotic and incoruptible, and that, if
the measures he has adopted with view to
the restoration of the late rebel States do not
work well, no man will be more ready to
change the policy, and thus meet the ext
gences of the times. s. s5giX eoii ,6
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MIR. WEBB ON THE NEGRO ounsr1oNs

One of the speakers at the Gray Conyen-
ton, according to the official minutes, denied
that Mr.. Webb is Republican, and urged in
support of his denial, that she was opposed to
giving the right of suffrage to those colored
peraons who had helped fight our battles"
1t is difficult to see what this objection to
Mr.. Webb could have to do with the Maine
Law or its enforcement, even if well sustain
ed. We believe it was raised by the only man
in Portland, claiming to be Republican, if
not In the State, who was sufficiently anxious
to Kill OIL Abraham Lincoln last year, to 60 all
the way to Cleveland to aid in nominating
John Y. fremont to secure that object. a
But suppose Mr.. Webb is NOT a Rennb,;can
Suppose he never did throwa Renublican
vote. The same is true of Samuel Conv. tba
same is true Of John A. Peters the same ~
true of Albert G. Jewett; the same is t,,,o =,
James T. McCobb the same is true of oyor,
member ofthe Union party who threw his Arc,
vote against the Democratic party, for Gov
Cony. The Republican party-unwisely, we
thought and urged at the time-consented in
f. 1863 to lay aside its party organization, name,
candidate and titles, and to unite with all the
supporters of Abraham Lincoln and Of the
war in forming Union party. Nathan Webb
has steadily trained on that platform and un-
der that banner, and the impudence in pro-
fessel linton man Of taunting him with being
no Republican at the present time, is matched
only by the bad taste and bitter spirit which
such course betrays. Is g6Aaa
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7
THE SPLIT I'm sAGADAHoU.

- 4 atI asA
We learn from the Bath Times and also
from private letters, that the sUnion Republic
can Convention" socalled, consisting of those
opposed to the nomination of Mr.. Southland
for the State Senate. met in Bath on Friday
A letter was received from Geo. F. Patten,
Esq. peremptorily declining to have his name
used in connection with that nomination, and
sayingit had been proposed without his knowl-
euse or consent,-whereupo the Convention
ADJOURNED sine die without making nominal
ton. sfalsia sssT
issaaF' southland, therefore, viii now meet with
no oppositlon, we take it, except from the
Democratlc party. He was in the State SEN
ate last winter, and proved to be a very eff
Gent and energetic member of that body. and
by thecourtesy and all the usages of the party,
he was entitled to reelection, whicl, is now
placed beyond all doubt or controversy
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NEW HAMPsHIRE MATTERS.
PORTSMOUTH. Aug. %. 1se5

PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 80, 1865. !
10 ths EaitOr ofth Press. AsgsfEtg
Our people stay at home in summer to en-
JOY the coofsea breezes, and take their vaca-
lions in the fall. Last week many were off tt,
the camp-meeting at Epping, at which on
some days there were in attendance 1900
persons, who came by cars, though there were
some 1900 cariages on the spot, from the sur
rounding country. From such sight as was
here presented one could easily imas line what
kind OF time Peter Cartwright describe as "a
joyful meeting" In no place that have visi
ted do they come up to the standard of the
primitive meetings of the early settlers as
they do here. ol6 eil =
On Daniel street. in this city, is still stand
ing house the lightning rods of which were
put up under the superintendent of DR.. Ben
jamin Franklin, in 1862.
In theday when slavery was commonin New
England, say in 1867, this town contained 1871
slaves. No general emancipation act took
placeSCbut they were emancipated by their
owners. A considerable number who had
grown old in their masters service refused to
accept their freedom.
Work on the seward side of Fort Constitu-
ton has been suspended, it being found that
the port holes were not large enough. 1t will
not be resumed until the receipt of further Or
lders from Washington. fa - *
The talk is that the site known as Fort
McClary, which is within the boundaries Ct
your State, will be abandoned, it not being
deemed expedient to build Fort at that point,
which would cost, if carried out according to
the plans, more than Fort Warren IN Boston
Harbor. There has already been. expended
on this site about $4,000. Probably Wood
Island viii be selected in lieu of it, VI e
Xou can judge something of the severity
of the drought in this vicinity, from the fact
that / stopped the flow of stream on which
IS situated a grist mill, with two handfuls of
dirt, completely dam ming it up. Farmers are
cutting up their corn so as not to lose what re-
mains of it.
So small a crop of apples has not been
known in this vicinity for years. One man
who ordinarily raises 500 barTeby sOffered me
his entire crop for single barrel.
-, y ltset sn,~-o STEVE.
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Washi,.ato,. Corresnonde,e. .

.I.r1H II. NEW YORK, Sept. 2.
The Herald's Washington dispatch saws ire
ports to the Freedmen's Bureau from North
Carolina state that the number of blacks and
whites supported by tie government in that
State has been greatly reduced, now amount-
ing to only ten thousand. The freedmen are
making full crops on the government farms.
The offenders IN cases of cruelty to negroes
have been arrested and are awaiting trial.
In some cases the blacks are treated in a
spirit of fairness, but more frequently they are
abused and oppressed to shameful degree.
+ Tie right to punish them is still claimed by
their employers, and a few assert that they
will either have the blacks as slaves or exter-
inmate the whole race The action Of the
blacks in great number of instances is equally
unfortunate and ftful. Some are determined
to be dependents and idly roam about, refusing
steady employment, being 50 filled with suspic-
ion that they will assent to no contract. s1
The Times dispatch says the, Collector Of
Augusta, Ca, collected $40, $500 in five days.
This don't look much like bankrupt State.
Apetition for pardon of the rebel Gen. Heth
has been fled by the President sa759
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALVESTON In port 18th, barques Palo Alto.
Wiley. for Lverpool Oleya Davis. Shrouds, tor New
YORK. .tfs In
NEW ORLEANS sd, brig A Horta, Youn,,
Boston. 4Nf 49, -
Ar goth. ship Galcna, McNear, New York; barque
Chief, Harding do. a =.
CID 21st, brig Belle of the Bay, Moves. New York.
Towed to sea 18th, ship Freedom - 80
MOBILE-Ar 21st, ship John II Ryerson Patter-
son, New York; I'D, barlue -Emma HERMAN,
Griffin, New York. ~
Cid 22d, ship F B Cutting, Tyson, Liverpool; brig
Rolling Wave, Collins, New York.
RICHM0ND-Ar 10th, sch H X Dunton, Jameson,
Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar31 st, barque St Jago, White,
Matanzas; schs Mary e Smith, Smith, Portsmouth:
5 H Jackson, Wiley, New York; RedingtOn, Clark,
st George. III
Pearl, Hill, Biddeford; W Mailer, Randall Port
land. IL 4 a4A4
Ar 31st brig Maria Wheeler, Wheeler. New York.
sch W Carpenter, Edmonds, and Dresden, Davis
New York. f.L LLfaE - =
cid slst brigs H Jordan, Plummer, Cork; sch
Izetta, Eaten, Portsmouth. y -
NEW YORE-Ar 31st, barque Clarita. fArc, ,sooa
Cow Bay CB brigs Flight, (Br) Freethv' Mrseoane
Annie Collins, tBr) Smith, Windsor NS schs Eennie
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H
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Renew
er Las proved itself to be the most perfect prepara
tic for the hair ever offered to the public.
1t is a vegetable compound and contains no inju-
rious properties whatever s4i7saoH .f7a<
1T WILL RESTORE CRY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
NAL COLOR. fi @ani Gli71
1t will Keep the hair from falling out. 7.I'l
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair.solt. ius
trous and silken. DfF' f.e fg.fEH Nsfl ll
( 1t is a splendid hair dressing. t a.,
No person, old or young, should fail to use it. Z
1T rs RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY SRI
4 81 Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Remover, and
take no other. aFs marx| 0
1sn r. P. HALL 70. .a7sIzD
10 Nashua N. H., rroprietOts.
For sale by all Druggists. auglusnd s wen
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-04

DIR. T1BBETS' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR IRE
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIscov-
cry OF TIE AGE, win positively restore Gray Hair
to its original color whether black brown or auburn
and being delightful dressing 1t inparts to it a
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance 1t viii also
promote growth Of new hair on BALI heals, where
the gionds are not disorganzed; and effec-
tually remove all dandruff, itching and humors from
the scalp 1t is warranted to produce the above re-
suits or money refunded. asH
sL TEBBETTS BROTHERS.,
lass il le Proprietors Manchester, N II.
w. w. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. may11eod6mt
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The Army Fraud at BaItinaore1 S,,ts 10 -, b..
" tNA fss road P3,oDe7.f,g y : TT - ~T -
oiRALFIAIoRE. Seo d.

~ tsfe1ts35tHIJ EaE HgL BALTIMORE. Scot. l.
no The frauds brought to light here upon the
government by means of fraudulent muster
rolls, based upon forged descriptive Tits issued
by Capt ID. 5. Breckwith, Assistant Comrnis-
sary OF MusteFs for this department, promises
to assume large proportions. Breckwith and
number OF his accomPlices in the fraud, are
now in close confinement here, azld Col. Wool
ey, Provost Marshal, is actively engaged in in
yeStigating the mater, and has brought to light
important inioFmation which completely ex-
poses the modes of operation pursued by
Breckwith, The Paymasters department here
is in no way Implicated in the aefair The pay
ments were made according to deer ptive lists,
and in good faith. The acconplices of Breck-
with would personate different parties. going
from one hospital to another. assuming to be
sick, obtain their discharge, and then draw the
money from the paymasters and divide the
spoils with Ereckwith. -
n The interest Of the City of Baltimore in the
) Northern Central Railroad was sold to-day for
1881 900. IL is understood that the North
ern Central Railroad Company were the pur-
chaSers. =. - - - y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NO1sparieL Patent Skirt Elevators,
For looping up Ladies' Dresses in graceful fold The
most convenient article a lady can use. Can be at
tached to any dress.
PRICE TWEETY-FIVE CTS. A SET
For sale al the NEW YORK SKIRT and CORSET
STORE, rs Market Square, Portland.
GEORGE ANDERSON, Agent
Sent by mail on receipt Of price. The Trade sup
Piled. 4A&A fAA aug11sn d4w
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Special NOTICES.


Persons who have lost friends in Che army, anl are
DESTROYS to receive their remains can learn al et
particulars as to the best mode OF removing tnem She
expense, &c., by writing to e. SMITH, Hanover
Maine.
Mr. Smith has just returned with the 3isf Regis
ment Maine Volunteers, and offers references The
following names-
Surgeon j. II. KIMBALL, Bridgton,
Chaplain GEO. C. CRAWFORD, Readieli,
OF the 31st Maine Vols. aug7sn4ws
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Bg-The Toronto Globe says: aThe great Tn
ternational Cricket Match between the picked
eleyens of the United States and Canada, even
tuated in another victory for the representa-
tives of Uncle Sam. We believe this is the third
successive match won by the Americans and
while we desire the success of our own team,
we must confess our opponents merit success,
ior they are a fine lot of fellows" =
va Count Montalembert, it is stated, con-
'enlplates emigration to the United States. Il,
so VS. a minister, travelling through the West
ooI,o. years ago. asked an old lady ON whom he
called what she thought of the doctrine of to-
a. ~ prasty' oh, ""she replied 81 think it is
sooa eOo'rlne' If the people would only act
Forty-fve railroad accidents are renorf.a
cd SINCE the LIST of April, by which fifteen bnn.,
dred persons were killed or wounded.
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= DIR. BICKNELL'S VEGETABLE DYsFNTERY
SYRUP, contains no opiate or mineral substance
Very pleasant to the taste, mild in its effect yet sure
safe and reliable, and is Warranted to cure Dyson
terry, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
Pain or Cramp in Stomach or Bowels. tits the finest
medicine Tor children well grown persons, ever
Offered the public. Try It'll No cure no nay.
Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, Proyide nce,
r. l. For sale by Druggists generally. dt IS,
july17d&w2m H. H. HAY, Agent for Maine
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2 ESQ RARE MISUNDERSTANDING many
Secrets and much valuable information never before
made public including over 100 Receipts in ex-
elusive use by the celebrated Metropolitan Hotel in
this city, Price 20 cents; mailed, postage Free Ad-
dress HUTCHINSON g CO., Publishers $50 Broad
way n. X. aug15sneod 13t
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-04
BY TELEGRAR Pr
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.
The Long Island Railroad D;saste,.- n.,.,,,.,
Of the Jury.

The Coroner's Jury in the case Of tSa coils 1i
ION on the Long Island Railroad have render
ed asyerdict as follows: II Il f1Gff ! ~ &
That the collision was produced by X, ca, "a
lessness of r. j. Race, Conductor 81 the mail
train, and James White, Engineer If tha, av.
press train; that Lewis @. Sands and Dsnial
+. Chase are not considered Responsible. Bon
surfing Oliver Charlick, President of tba Rail
road Company, for the careless and
manner in which. the trains are RIM. and BON
slider him indirectly responsible for the catas-
trophe. Two Of the jurors find Daniel r
Chase, Engineer Of the mail train. also oTiltv
OF carelessness; another juror finds I,e,vis q
Sands, Conductor OF the express train also
guilty of carelessness Three other inrors I'm.
<. J. Rice, Conductor, and Daniel q Chase
Engineersof the mail train, guilty Of careless
ness and inattention to their duties and re-
commend that more definite rules he adonted
Tor running irregular trains Sheriff SredaEer
who was one. of the jury, declined VOTING nnon
the question OF the general mislnana nemenf Of
the running OF trains and the accommodafon
OF passengers upon the ground that Il, il an
improper question for the jury tedecide,i The
only proper question being was the road mis-
managed that day, and if so, by whom? q.
Q. Mckee, another juror, conc1rred in this
opinlon.ag si33i q ai 4 en.hlnd w. -
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< @ RICE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

80 and II East Water ST.,
- MILW AUKIE, Wise ONSIN.
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF,
!. PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands OF Flour on hand:-
BERTsHY's BEST, N..WARREN, a.
CABINET, EAGLE,
& CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge.
Flour and Produce bought stored and insured at
lib sal rates. mar13eod1y
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sascanen s Clark Machias Ocean Ranger, Poland, and
. LOUD, Cook, Bangor -
Below, oarqnes John Griffin FIN - tNar,, Ann
'r9 3Id S ~, brig Sarah Bernice from Ponce
St Sns'' MI p 4ue II Waterman Brl Raies Callao.
he9nion, Tracey, Phladephia: sch .Iniis s;r,,
ioru, DueAitey, Jacksonville Fla = -
n. 1 1 SIPS nsptune Peabody Iiyerpool. bars
Pendleton, Self Cay II; schs con Lhos Fletcher,
Susan q Jane, Torrey, Machas. Nvuii aal,'
SneIl neid! 1sssor rTatt lockand; Susans MARY
Stevens do' Se0 w kimban Croekett IN. LA 'ia.
Yves brook, LltteJohn, Portland: Na3ban' CIi9fsS
Shute, tondout for Portland: Rato 81 t.hnOti,
Palos Booth, Elizabethport for Boston Curtis, and
I'D 1st, bargue Statra, lBrl HERMAN p;o.o, o-s,
scLs L j Hill, Baker, lhdianola; Mary Keie,y fe ~
Reed Lingan CD. ,,,NH's, VDil
Bel)w, ships Gratitude, and NEPTUNE. from 7 ,,,..
pool; II robinson, from Cardiff. -
PROXIDENCE-Ar LIST, sch VIM McCobb Chin
man. Elizabethp0rt. 80. .u'
FALL RIVEls-Ar s1st, sch Wave Rhodes, rom
Rockland. H8.af
NEWPORT--Ar 3ist, sells Boundary, Emery, rnn
6laclias for New York; Grecian, Stratton, Franklin
fordo; Col Eddy. Coombs, DightOn tor Philadelphia
NEW BEDF0RD--Ar list, sch Honest Abe, Con
airy, Elizabethport., ffE
HOLINESS H0LE--Ar LIST, schs Abaco, Fuller, fo
Ehzabethport Tor Boston; Judge Tenney, CharK
Greenport for Bangor.
BOSTON-Ar LIST inst, brig Abnor Taylor, Gulllfer
Grand Turk; sch Warren, Wiley, Georgetown.
Ar I'd, schs Neptune. Davis, Elizabctllp0rt; Ohv'
Elizabeth, Randall, Portland. ..l.i 1854 49,
CID 2d, barque Eugenie (Brl Fletcher, for Buenoi
Ayres via Portland; schs Fredonia, Thompson, 81
John NIB; Arcturus, Higgins Bangor; Maracaib0
CALAiS-Cld SOth,sch Ellen Norman, Hamilton
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Jeff. Da,is S;cL

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 81. Z
Jefferson Davis has been attacked with
erysipelas for the second time since his impris-
onment The first attack was very slight, but
& this one Is more severe, although not looked
upon as serious. The health of Clay is inn
proving rs 8Iln lri sna sHfnlal II ,5.iii f9nf
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-04
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAPt

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials is
mild and emollient in its nature agrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr
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Turn Onti

The Union voters Of Cumberland are hereby noti-
fed to meet in Caucus, at their Town House, Tues
day P. M, Sept. 9th, at O'Clock, to choose Town
Committee, and make all necessary arrangements for
the coming election. a
Per Order Town Committee,
Cumberland, Aug. 10Th, 1866 dtd
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7 slPl .l 4 2. 4 ( NOTICES.
zos Mrs. kWINSLOW I
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Pbv-
sician presents to the attention of Mothers her N

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stefan, presents to the attention of Mothers her s
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FOR CHILDREN TEETH1NG
which greatly facilitates the process of Teetbno IL
softening he gums reducing all infammations Wi,
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is x
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We have pt up and sold this article for oyer t;-,
years, and can say in confidence and TRur.r ~ II
what we have never been able to saw az anv ntba,
medicine-NeUer has it failed in sigoie h; ~ vs T.
effect cure when timely used Never did NC t,,sys
an instance of dissatisfaction by any one WIN sad Il
On the contrary, all delighted with its
and speak in terms of commendation Of IL M e;ai
effects and medical virtues We speak in tbis m
'swat we do know" after thirty years erneri,c
and pledge reputation for the fllHllment ~ VIZ.
we here declare. In almost every instance Where az
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ministered. IL .ar -
Full directions for using VIII accompany oocb ~
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Is s1g Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
june3snd&w6m
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A ooLoRBD REGIMENT FOR BOSTON

II OOAOLb11D hElL114GlN E'Oft bOSTON.
la II ,ao5id a3G $50 H .s,Rsa 1BosToN, Sept. 2.
. EDITOR Press: The world moves" So
some Of us thought, as from the windows of
our lodgings in quiet street.. with few process
Z sions.w we saw this morning a company Of col
ored infantry passing @ o.s Z g 80 2 aais
a 1t was the escort for the celebrated @54th M
V. M. which comes up from Galloupe's Is
land to-day =, = = =, ''..'4t
The men were ofvarious shades of complex
ion, but all well dressed in both senses: ami
with two fine military handsome DESIGNED
for the 54th-they made highly creditabIe
appearance. = p S5ySs4B
Some.of them bore handsome boouets: the
standard-bearer, colossal and well-pronor-
toned figure, carrying one OF "a corresponding
size.sG Ast0WDA NNb stnie
Rather a contrast, this, tc the procession
that Escorted" Anthony Burns from the Bos-
ton Court House to the slaVe-ship,1 and all for
.sthe Union" lIl'~-.9 gast
Truly the world moves, morally and social
ly, and onacasd too, as well as on its imaginary
AXIS. II s9a9biasf sl8elissb 9aay
4 ael ours bHai7lo9 mol1 3l.nE o4,o,,, ~
sfpfn4nt4Fa a.I1SoElfV
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FoREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Algoa Bay CGH June 81 brig Flash Doane,
Table Bay land sailed July 2 for Port Natal.l
At Leghorn 14th ult, ships Premier MeGilvery, for
Boston; Persia, Doane, for New York.
Ar at Port Span 1st ut, barque Sea Eagle, Howes,
Philadelphia.
sid I'm Barbaboes 5th ult, brig Monica, Grant, tor
Orchilla; sch Moses Patten, Carlson do.
4 At st Thomas 18th ult, brig Nellie Wa lace from
New York, ar 7th, tor Turks Island. II
4 At Nuevitas nth ult, briggs CeHtanr, johnson for
New YORK, ldg; Thos owen, Butterfeld, from do ;
Machias, Fogerty. from do, just ar. gll
+ AT Grand lurkTI Aug Is, ship John Bunyan,
Carver, for New York days 4 ,stl 1901 ~
At Remedies 18th ut, barque MARY Elizabeth for
Portland. "-A a-A fNf SO any.
Ar at Halifax Ms 26th ut, schs Engineer, Willard.
Portland; Chase, Collins, Frankfort; 10Th, Ida
May, Buck, Philadelphia. lGil a9t
Araf st John NIB 26th ult, schs Caspian, Holmes,
Machias; Britain, Ferris, Portland. - ~.
CID 2Sth, sch Henry James Simonds, Richmond.
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Roston s,ock Lis,.
MARRIED.

In Rockland, Aug 49, Gilman F Simmons and Mar
garet nj Bridges. E74 5000 M m
In Rockland, Aug IT, Oscar Blunt of Browrville
and Mary e Hayden, Of South ThomastOn. -
In Thomaston, Aug 20, Capt VIM McHyler, of T.
and Miss s l. Malcolm, OF Gushing. 4rtI 4e
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Picked up ASr,ft

IL keel q feet brsSs a. Ssal Yawl Boat IA feet
can have around Tie top' whieb Sia s ontsiee
Coa Fiz oy ealing on LEoNXB iNf fes H9Sner 81
paying charges. N PROVING property and
sept4diws
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DIED.

In this city, 3st ult, Herbert A.. only son of A. H
and Abby M. Leighton, aged months. sl -
Funeral this Monday afternoon, at o'clock,
at No. 20 Sumner Street. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. 81. f+s,1'147, I =.
In Camden, Aug 4, Mrs Nancy Perry, aged IA years
months. ~. III - + 8 - -
In Warren, Aug %, Mr. Jesse Williams, aged %
years. ssi.rfV7 s.I ts'l n - -
In Searsport July 20, Clara E, daughter Of H D
Smith, aged % years. -. -
In searsmont, July "A, Mrs Clara M Cox, aged %
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M. G. Nj. A.

a A stated meeting of the Maine cbor,..,,
~ q Mechanic Association, viii be IeId a. ''anlo
EIierary Room on Thursday evening, Sent 7 ,he
Sept ltd STEPHEN MARSH. secrs,.u..
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~ CARD PHOTOGRAPHS at THREE DOLLARS
PER DozEN,-the BEST in the City. aa
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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-04
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Is the fragrant perfume of Sterling's Ambrosia
This preparation beauties the hair, prevents it fall
ing off CT turning gray, and eradicates dandruff.
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