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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-09
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q The COTTAGE LIBRARY.-With nlustra-
tons. New York: Bunce & Huntingdon
Number Four of this popular Series is entitled,
"Favorite Poems, by English Poets" and in
cfudes the names Of Milton, Dryden, Gray,
Goldsmith, Southey, Byron, Tennyson, Brown
ing, and Others almost equally cherished. We
do not know whatpublisher first started this
pretty fashion of giving US, from time to time,
in one dainty little number the. concentrated
honey OF many large volumes; but whoever II
was we thank him. From the samples we
have thus far had, we think readers are like
iy, like Oliver Twist, to @ask for more" The
illustrations in this number are hardly up to
the standard. They are smutchy and, with
one or two exceptions have little artistic mer-
it. In other respects the volumes are very
neat and attractive -a'ei
Sold by Davis Brothers. Price Thirty cents
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Various Items.


sci1O3l New YORK, Sept. s.
Adelaide Phillips was a passenger on the
Costa Rica. ssFgI krSrr trgfFYsrt4
News from San Salvatore to the 2ist Of Au-
gust represent that the Republic is tranquil:
An autograph letter of President Johnson's
to President Duenas unpublished. 1t is dated
July 10th, and in reply to letter to President
Lincoln. 1t congratulates Duenas on his cleo
ton to the Presidency of San Salvador, and
assures him Of the kindly feeling of the United
States towards the sister Republic.
The boiler OF the Manhattan Soap Company
Mandatory burst this afternoon, killing two
persons and wounding three. The building
was considerably damaged, as well as the one
adjoining. - AkAe
The Grand Jury came into the Court of
General Sessions this afternoon, and present
ed twelve indictments against Edward b.
ketchum, charging him with larceny and
forgery. y 4 k{&A
hetchum will soon be called upon to plead
to the charges. - Hvs- l9l 10 40
The letters from President johnson, sus-
tanning Provisional Governor Sharky in his
call for the organization of the militia of the
State Of Mississippi, and setting aside Gen.
Slocum's order forbidding such organization,
is published. The Presidents main reason is
to induce people to come forward in defence of
the State and Federal governments; and he
says, II there Is any sign of an insurrectionary
character by such organizations, the military
viii be called there to suppress it upon its first
appearance. ~
Early this morning the dead body OF man
almost eaten up 10y rats was found near the
hundred steps. 4 "A ss S q ~
The dead bodies of mother and child were
found In an attic in Stn Street. The verdict
Of the jury was that the former died from in
temperance, and the latter from starvation.
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REVIVED.

The New York Saturday Press, a paper
always noted for spirit, originality and wit,
has been revived and under the direction of
its former editor, MI. Henry Clapp, Jr exhibits
all its old-time yigrr. 1t is one of the most
raey, lively and Independent literary sheets
which come to our table; and right glad are
we again to welcomeits bright and saucy face.
Its tales, sketches and criticisms of matters per-
tanning to art and the drama are of more than
ordinary value, and in all the various requi-
sites of a popular literary Journal it has few
suoeriors. We wish it abundant success in
its new career. Published by Henry Clapp, Jr.,
New York, at So, per annum.
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r NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
Cotton-frm; sales 900 bales, and by auction to-
Gay 10y bales on government account at S5s a 4Stc
A q 441c. 7 { 10y
Fl,ur-State and Western quiet and firm; State 90
9 20. Round Hoop Ohio s "a II co.. Western 90
g ~ southern quiet; sales 4So bbs at 90 q "A 90.
Canaua steady; sales % bbls at 90 q II 90. = o
Wheat-I q &c higher for Spring andquiet and un-
Snangel Ir Winter; sales $1,000 bushels. Chicag
oprlhy 1 o. s9 ". Do unsound 40. Amber Mil-
waukee;l o. q "a. Amber Michigan, choice, IL.
Amber state, new, 10 q Q IL.
Corn-sound quiet and firm; uns0une. 10c lower;
safes SovVV bushels Mixed Western 80 a 9l9c. DO
treme price. $500 ss-s
1i5O. '''''' '0' p'a'n n'o'' '1''
f9fk--quiet; sales $500 bbls. New Mess 80 90 a
3l4, closing at 80 % cash. Prime Mess % so.
Lar-firmer; sales 300 bbls at 2pl a 26c.
Mhiskey-nrm; sales $50 bbls Western at 2k q
2 2, nearly all at the latter price.
Sugarsmactive and higher; sales 1900 hhds Mus
15c. "a " ( 49, N VI T'gT 80 N = lF : =
COffee-dull. =
Molasses-duIl rs Tnew en .4re
N Naval stoEes-dull; Spirits Turpentine 90 q 10.
Tallow-steady lEia aa
Wool-iull aasf lt5f
Frelghts to Liverpool firmer; cotton per steamer
ID. Grain, corn Cd. 1rI7 Ut
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THE WAsH1NGToNIAN SocIETY.-This So
ciety has commenced its fall and winter cam
paign under very favorable circumstances
The meeting last Sabbath evening was well
attended, and much interest manifested on the
part of both speakers and hearers. Let all who
have any sympathy for fallen humanity come
in and lend helping hand in the good cause
of Temperance. - SECRETARY.
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auction Sales.
E. NJ PATTEN, AUoTIoNEER, p Exchange st.
Genteel Furniture, Carpets, Iron
Vases, Music Box, &C.,
at Auction.

IN Saturday, Sept. 9TH, AZ ~ A. ~, Bureaus, So
" hs, Lounge 4ables, Chaiis Beus ta-s, " ash
oesshus 1lfDie Top 1a0lo, ExtensinOn IaOo, e,e--
Aoeo, SnAan oer SET Des Ala.fesse, Drasssli5 sind
A1fee Aly carpets, DIatang, Eealllla, a co., Lasa-
seAe noard, MUSIC BOA-cOs0 $50, w la.-NO., stove,
Slock, SfocAery anu GLASS Waie, lVO yas. new Jar
AZ III o'clock, 40 Cast Iron Vases, suitable
Tor Gaa1en on Cemetery lots. ssptabl
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California Election.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sent. Z

oAN FRANCISCO, Sept. z.
The election throughout this State yester-
day passed off quietly. The vote was light.
The principal counties return Union men to
the Legislature. San Francisco elects seven
people Independent Union members and seven
Democrats. The vote was 5000 less than last
November. The results are regarded unfavor-
able to ]. 3. Felton, and T. Phelps, both as
pirants to succeed Mr.. McDougal in the United
States Senate, and hoping to secure the dele
cation from this city, but neither of them will
be the San Francisco delegations choice.
.sa' News from New Westminster to the 9Th is
to the effect that the telegraph is completed
$40 miles northward from that place.
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NEW DIRK, Sept 3.
The steamer Costa Rica, from Aspinwal the
3lst ult., brings S9390OO in specie.
Much needless excitement has prevailed in
Panama concerning the revolutionary move
ment in the interior, which appears to result
in nothing. The present government may be
oyerthrown, but there is no danger OF an out
break in the city. The contending parties have
about 5000 men each, and both appear afraid
to fight Some excitement has been caused by
the government applopriating two Ameri-
can vessels for transportation. The American
consul had Numbered into giving them papers
to trade on the coast, when they had no right
to such documents.
The steamer Ariel arrived with troops for
San Francisco on the 10Th ult ult. The con-
duct of the troops on landing was disgraceful
The T. S. Spaulding had arrived with troops
on the 33th ult.
The only important items from Central
America is that Barios is on trial, with the
prospect of being convicted, and shot, in vio-
lation OF the agreement not to take his life,
given to Nicaragua when given up.
business is dull il Chill Exchange on Eon-
don at Valparaiso 40 1-2 46d. smssH
The revolution in Peru was still progressing,
and the rebel fleet had entered Dallas. await
ing reply from President Pegit to their ulti-
matum before attacking the town. Still it is
not certain that the revolution will succeed.
Exchange on London at Lima, SD. al
Some buildings were destroyed BY fire in
Guayaquil on the 9th ult
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FIRST UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Congress Square
Services VIII be resumed to-InOl row forenoon an,
evening. Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. L. c. Bodies
THE Washing oman Society will hold a meetin.
Sunday evening at Sons of Temperance Hall. 35.
Congress street, at u o'clock. The public are in.
vited .f..
FIRST PARISH CHURcH.-Rey j. +. w. Ware O
Baltim )re, will preach tomorrow morning yespel
service in the evening at O'Clock. sSie ~
CONGRESS HALL.--Mrs. H. T. Stealn MS Of wiscon-
sin, Trance Speaker, will lecture in congress Hall to-
morrow afternoon and evening at 3 and II O'Clock.
Free cont erence IL. A. nj. Ihildren's PROGRESSIVE
Lyceum, ! P. Nj.
PEARL STREET UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH. ley
Sumner Elias Of Boston, Mass, viii preach to-rnor
row. Services will commence at 104 A. NJ. anu :.
MISS CLARK proposes to speak concerning ~Ih IN
Life that now is" near the North end OF Iukeyi
Bridge, tomorrow at O'Clock p. M. and o'ciocl
P. Nj. :. a8
THERE will be Prayer Meeting at mission
CHAPEL behring's bridge, Sunday evening, coninehc-
ing at II O'Clock.
Rev. MIR. CHASE of this city, viii preach at st.
Lawrence Street char el tomorrow.
THERE will be q Sabbath School Concert at the
West Cong ega ional Church tomorrow evening
commencing at u o'clock. -
REV. DIR. CHIcKERING will occupy the desk al
High Street Church tomorrow forenoon, and gen.
tlenan from abr lad in the afternoon.
ROBERT HAMILTON, elitor of the Anglo-African
published in New York. will speak, &C., at New City
Hall on Sunday evening" Sept. 10th, at u o'clock.
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THEATRE.-Mr. and Mrs Gomersal, with a
thented company will appear at Deering Hall
this evening in two plays,-Asmodeus and Mr..
and Mrs. White. This company was literally
patronized by our citizens when they per-
formed here short time since. They made
themselves very acceptable to the theatre
goers of our city, and no doubt Deerinq Hall
will be filed this evening. Mrs Gomersal is
quite a favorite here. Her singing and acting
are excellent, and her husband produces roars
of laughter. They viii meet hearty recep-
ton this evening. pH
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DEER1Na HALL.-Mr. Myers, the worthy
manager, was greeted last evening by another
large and fashionable audience. The play,
''London Assurance" was handsomely per-
formed. Mr.. Kean Buchanan, his daughter
Virginia.. Miss Flora Myers and her father,
the manager, sustaining the principal parts
We were highly pleased with the wholeperfor-
nance, and could not but notice the marked
progress Of Flora Myers, who is destined to
shine as an actress. The company perform in
Lowell this evening, but our citizens will glad
ly welcome them back if Mr.. Myers can make
it convenient to visit us again. ~
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From. Mesico.

New York, Sept. 8.
New Orleans papers contain Mexican advices
stating that all the. refugees from Texas and
other States, who have taken up their abode
in Mexico, excepting seventeen, have been or
dered to leave Monterey and to domesticate
themselves in San Luis Potosi, or further in
the interior. This is done by an imperial de-
cree. Ter
Military operations will be resumed against
the Liberals in Durango and Sonora as soon as
the rainy season is over. .sn
= Preparations for Franco Mexican expedi-
ton against lower California are progressing.
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MUNICIPAL COURT. SEPT. 8

H
Catherine Adams, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was fined five dollars and costs
Committed.
James Salvin, William Wood, John Free
man and Anthony Brown, the lads who com
mitted the trespass in the garden of Mrs
Moalton, as mentioned in the Press of Friday
were sentenced to thirty days each, imprison
ment in the county jail.
Bridget Wilson, the girl who stole the mo-
lasses on Browns wharf, as mentioned yester
day, was sentenced to thirty days imprison
ment.
Peter Coyn, Thomas Coyn and Patrick Sui
Ivan, for drunkenness and disturbance in th,
streets, paid fines of five dollars each anc
costs.
The case of the libel of liquors seized by
Deputy Marshal Irish in the Gait Block, ano
which are claimed by Thomas L. Smith, wa
resumed. The evidence was all put in ant
Mr.. Putnam made the argument for claimant
Mr.. Drummond, City Solicitor, commenced
his argument for the State. Before he hal
concluded his argument the court adjourne,
to Saturday morning.
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NOW READv


The Praise of Zion. A new collection of Mu-
sicfor Singing Schools, Chors, Musical Societies and
Conventions and the Home Circle; containing a sys-
TEN of Musical Notations, a variety Of Exercises,
Songs, Glees &C., for School and Choir practices AN
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF TUNFs OF ALL Me-
TRES, with large srtnent of Sentences Anthems
and Chants. By SCION WILDER and FREDERIC S.
DAVENPORT.
The publishers call attention to this new work with
much confidence thatit wiz prove one of the most at
tractve and practically useful works Gifts class given
to the public in many years. Its contents are char
acterizedby freshness variety, real merit and adapt
elness to popular use. They are derived from many
minent Sources American and foreign. The best old
tunes are Included with rich collection of new mu-
sic Sent free by mail for the price, $15o. To fcii
tate its Introducing viii send single copy for ex-
animation to any teacher choir leader postpaid on
receipt of seventy five cents. = $500. "a
Catalogues Of our musical publications, including
the popular works OF Lowell Mason VIM B.
Bradbury, Geo. F. Root, and many others, free to any
address. All publications sold in Boston, at
our prices, by MASON a. HAMLIN.
MASON BROTHERS,,
Il A9--4AA bAR 500 BROADWAY, NEW .YoRK
s. Aug 3O--d1awS6w&w3w
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Your ExceIlency's ob'dt servant,
(Signed) VIM. III. SEWARD.
re Explosion ON the. Northeastern Railroad
|,,Seuess Persons Killed and many Seriously

.4sey NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 8.
The explosion yesterday on the Northwest
en Railroad was a terrific affair. The train
consisted of eight cars and passenger coaches
and there were nearly two hundred passengers
on board. The two formost cars contained
powder, shot and shell, and it is supposed that
sparks from the locomotive communicated with
the powder through cracks in the car, eau ing
the explosion. Seven persons were killed out
right and nearly all were more or less injured.
The fireman was killed, the engineer badly in
jured and the conductor injured. Among the
slightly injured were Mr.. Van Valkenburg,
assistant Superintendent of telegraph. The
was terrific and shook the buildings in town
like an earthquake.
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Another RatEroad cettisio,..

NEW YORK, Sept. s.
A passenger train, which left Philadelphia
yesterday morning, came In collision withga
freight train from New York on the Camden
and Amboy Railroad. by which the following
persons were injured (none were mortailg
woundedl:-Miss Eliza b. Wells, Port Rich
mond, Z. l.; Mrs. Samuel Croft William
burke, MAJ. Z. B. Mitchell, Alderman Weld
Ing, =. +, Rumpp, Hugh Hermmel, all of Phil
adelphia; and L. Thompson of New York.
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-. CONCORD, N. H., Sept. s.
Governors buckingham Of Conneciicut and
Andrew of Massachusetts and Cow of Maine.
accompanied by heir staff, were Escorted this
forenoon to the Fair Grounds by Gov. Smyth
and staff. Gov. Smyth has (12O P. ny lust
concluded his address to the Society and the
Governors. The distinguished guests and Of
ficers of the Society have now sat down to
dinner. glnJ 81
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PArENTs.-Last week patents were granted:
"A. J. Peavey, Of South MontviIle, for i'm
2rovement in combined pocket-knife and pis-
tol; and John A. Bassett, of Salem, Mass, as
signor to Oliver Bennett of Pennington, Me.
for improvement in steam blowers for ftrn-
aces.
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EDWARD M. PATTEN, Auciioneer,
1S Exchange Street.
Household Fnrnitnre at Anction.

ON Friday, Sept. 18th, at 10 A. NJ, on TIE premi
- ses 81 India ST., Beds, Ben. ing, Bedsteads,
hairs, Tables, Bureaus, Sofa, Stoves, CHI and
Glass Ware, Refrigerator, Lamps, Kitchen kurni-
ture, &c. .i'f It
Sept 9-dtd H.tI
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STORE BREAKNG.-The clothing establish
ment of Mr.. J. Levy, No. 95 Exchange Street,
vas entered Thursday night, through the rear
window, and seven pieces of valuable cloths,
md other articles, all Of the value of about
$1,000, were stolen. No trace of the thieves
has been discovered. Their work seems to
nave been done in not the most quiet manner.
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TAe Fair at Concord, N. II.

y .-gsscI4 80 Isl CONCORD, N. H., Sept. s. ~
8 The New England Fair, now closed, has in
every respect proved perfect success. dl
AT the sweepstakes trot this afternoon,
Blackstone, Belle and Frank Varnum were
the competitors, Empress having been with
drawn. Frank Varnum won the race in three
straight heats. Time, 2.36, 2.40 and 2.39. n
Between the heats running race was made
and Jesse, owned in birmingham, the former
winning in two straight heats; time, 2.15 and
220
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EDw'D M. PATrEN, AuetlOneer, /. Exchang.
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COULD NOT KEEP HoTEL.-0ur wortl y
City Clerk was called upon a few days since
by couple Of roughs, who ordered dinner for
two, and intimated that they might spend a
few days in his excellent hotel. The clerk IN
formed them that he did not keep a hotel, but
would introduce them to Marshal Head, who
had pretty extensive accommodations in the
basement, and who wo uld, undoubtedly, &C
comnodate them to the best of his power.
Tae fellows "could not see it in that light .
and thinking matters looked somewhat sus-
picious, concluded to try some other plan be-
fore taking up quarters at the Police Office.
THE DILLIARD TOURNAMENT AT Angus
TA-Thursday evening the fifth regular game
of the tournament was played by Messrs
Smith and Swasey, 800 points up, caroms
Smith was the winner by thirty-five points.
Following this was an exhibition game, 800
points up, caroms, between Messrs. Tobin and
Goldthwaite In this contest Tobin made a
brilliant run of 1855 on the two red balls, and
won the game by seventeen points.
The sixth regular game of the tournament
was played between Messrs. Godfrey and buff
800 points up, caroms. Godfrey won by sixty
three points.
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TLelearaph 70 ca1ifor,,ia-I,n..e1ia,.s

S.st SestgasK OMAN, N. Y, Sept z. e
The telegraph to California is in excellent
working order. There are no further troubles
on the route and no further trouble is antici-
pated from that source. kis
7 news Is expected daily ola battle between
General Connor's forces and the Indians near
Big Horn river, branch of the Yellow Stone
in the Rocky Mountains. aneA Is
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-09

SALE OF BARRACKs.-The barracks and
fence at Camp Berry were sold at auction
Thursday by orders of Capt. Inman. TheJ
brought about $4,000. Mr.. ]. P. Shaw pur-
chased the fence, and it is just the thing he
wants for the trotting park.
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SALE OF HoRsEs.-It will be noticed by
the advertisement of Capt. Inman, that sale
OF government horses is to take place at the
tables, on Green Street, ON Saturday the 10TH
instant. We understand some of them are
valuable animals. Nv L.ln
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 8. 1
1.-The members of the Alpha Delta Phi have
met for the past two days in secret session IN
this city. Tonight public meeting was held
at Roger Hall, where she Rev. Prof. EDWARD
North delivered an Grafton, and Henry +.
Colby read a poem.
The next annual convention will be held at
CleaVeland, Ohio. rs s ra ~ :
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
IL GINLS, AND RAlLROA-D 1hCN.r

I AWE oAIE Vt dONLhNMENI CARS. IN
IL GlNLS, AND RAlLhoAD 1hCN.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAN ROADS
OFFICE OF AssIsTAAT 4UAkTLRmAsIER,
Washington, d. e., a. qEss - los
WIN be sold at Cl1Y POINT, VA. N VIII MS
DAY, October II, 81 II O'Clock A. :. AbJ1 Jour
thousand l4,vVyl IONS Railroad lion.
At POl.1SMOUfh, VA, on RI DAY Uctoter
ID, at Il Nj:
live t5l hrst class Locomotive Engines.
About tow Freight lars and one q Passenger Car.
At NOhr ok, VA, Octobe Is, al Is
One new Locomotive lnsine, fcOt gaug,.
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON TULSDAY, Ueiot sr
18th:
s1fty 1907 frst-cl&ss Locomotive Engines, ice y
inch gauge.
Eighteen isl new Platform Cars, five loct aau,e.
twenty -Lve l25l new Box Cars, hve I5l DOT Ian e.
4 81 in. gauge hl "
About two Lunared and thirty tssOl Platform de-,
feet 81 in gauge.
About thirty (3Ol stock do, feet 81 in. gauge.
twenty COY asAenger co., tet 81 lh gauge
me ~ Mrecking no., feet d IN. gauge.
Two ~ new Trucks.
sixty do. do, framed. F-.Nl
fourteen (14l Flats
About two THOUSAND 2,O0O) tons Railroad iron.
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A.
NJ, and to continue from day TO day unul all are
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
H. l.. hOBlNSON,
Brew. Col an A. @. NJ,
..cr U. 5. Military Railroads.
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NEW Music. are indebted to the pub
isher, Horace Waters of New York, for two
aew pieces of music, entitled "Were but his
own Wife"-a ballad, words by Thomas Moore
music by Mrs. E. A. Parkhurst, and "Dixie
Doodle" words and music by VIM. n Stevens
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SEE THAT YoURNAMEs ARE ON THE
VOTING LISTS

The Board of Aldermen will be in session
in the Ward Room in the City Building, Myrtle
street, from Q O'Clock A. M. to A O'Clock P. M.
to-day for the purpose of revising the Ward
lists, and adding such names as may have been
omitted Let every true Union man see that
his name is on the list correctly.
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NOMINATION. OF CANDIDATES FOR
REPRESENTATIVES,. .

The delegates elected by the Union men, at
the Caucuses on Thursday evening, met last
evening in the Reception room, City Building
and made the following nomination as candi-
dates for Representatives from this city in the
next Legislature, viz:
GEORGE F. SHEPLEY,
JAMES F. MILLER,
FREDERICK G. MESSER,
GEORGE WORCESTER.
1t is strong ticket and one deserving the
support of every person who has the interests
of the city at heart. Gifts triumphant success
there can be no doubt. ea s.,.s. -s.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-09
U. S. Marshal's sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District Of Maine, IS.
DURSUANT to vend. expo. to me directed, from
y the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge of the Unite States
District Court within and for the District u Maine,
shall expose and sell at public auction, to the highest
oidder therefor, the following property anu merchan-
fellows, viz:
At tie CUSTOM HOUSE BUILDING, on Fore street,
N Portland, on Wednesday,, the atirteenh Gay on
September Rert, at II O'Clock a. AZ.
Sic Cases of Friction Matches.
The same having been decreed forfeit to the United
States in the District Court and TOR said District and
cording to law.
Dated at Portland this thirtieth day of August,
A. ID. 1866.
CHARLES CLARK,
ra,Fr@Es U. S. Marshal District OF Maine.
Aug 30-d15d A.UN
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LADIES

Who have cold hands and leet weak stomachs Ian
and weak backs; nervouf and sick headache; uizz :
and swimming IN thoihead, with indigestion art
Constipation ofthe bowel pain in the side and back
ieucorrhoa Tor whites) falling of tie womb with in
sernal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that Ions
train Of diseases viii ind in Electricity mean:
Of cure. FOR painful menstruation, too pr0fus6
menstruaton, and all Of those long line of troubles
with Young aiies, Electricity is certain specific.
and win, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vigor of health. 1si.lW ff.t
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JEFF. Dasss.

2 EOHIAE5b FN1HINTOE, OCPu. 70
Yesterday orders were received to prepare
Carroll Hall building, which is inside the fort
ress, for quarters for JEFF Davis / From thisAit
is presumed the trial of that, arch traitor will
take place here. 'ss III hN.tsfsD4