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COPARTNERSHIP

n IA associated with myself In the Livery, Sale
aud Boarding stable Business John A. Drew, who
from this day has become a partner in said business.
The bushes Of the new firm will be conducted at the
old stand, No 10 East Pearl street, in the rear of 1.-THE
Sentinel Building.
Thanking the public for past patronage, l hope they
may zee III to continue the same.
JOHN b. SULLIVAN,
Of SULLIVAN 4 Z
indianapolis, May 8, l~ss5-mys-dtf
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And justly deserves the reputation il has so long enjoyed
In Central America and the West Indies.
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His inimitable preparation of SARSAPARIL.
LA has long stood at the head of the various COM
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Organized under the laws Of Pennsylvania, No
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

BB~ It is said that President johnson has
expressed his intention of placing frigate at
the disposal of John Bright, should that Eng
fish statesman desire to visit this country.
"a Advises from Rio Janeiro state that
Professor Agassiz is delivering course of leo
lures ON geology, and the desire to hear him
u SO great that hundreds are nightly disap-
pointed in endeavoring to gain admittance to
the lecture room.
DB- Dr.. Mott the venerable president of
Union College, Schenectady, N. Y, now 90
Years old, is falling rapidly.
BY Ihe British CoIonit published at Van
couyer, recently published a full and what pur-
ported to be an ofricial account of the execution
of Jefferson Davis and John G. Breckinridge.
for treason 49,
BB Miss Imogen Willis, daughter of N. p.
Willis, Esq, editor of the Home Journal was
married, on Tuesday, at Idlewild, to DR., Will
liam Eddy of New Bedford.
p BBs-- A New York horse-car conductor testi-
fed that he had carried car full with ninety or
one hundred passengers in it, when it had seats
for just twenty -four. 81 Il
B- 1t is stated that the Roman Catholic
members of the new British Parliament will he
three in number
CO. The Union candidate for Governor in
New Jersey is the Hon. Marcus Z. Ward.
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& s4Ia .E 4
SECRETARY STANTON AND OUR PRISON
ERs.-One of the first articles written by Mr..
Dana for the Chicago Republican, is denial
of statement of Jtnius 81. Browne, who was
imprisoned long time at the South with Mr..
Richardson, that Mr. Stanton is responsible for
the suferings of Union prisoners. Mr.. Dana
who was, until recently, Assistant Secretary OF
War, says:
IA Norman of all the thousands that languished
in the crueities of rebel bonds, can rightfully
say that Mr.. Stanton is responsible for one
moment of his fortunes. The truth is, that
special efforts were made by the War Depart
ment to procure the re ease of Mr.. Browne and
his companion, Mr.. Richardson; but those in
power at Richmond were, for some reason OF
their own, unwilling to surrender them, and
refused; and finally, after all other means had
been exhausted, and when the notorious "Pol-
lard Of Richmond (who had been released on
his parole to negotiate the exchange of Messrs,
Browne and Richardson for himself and some
other titerdteur who had been captured by our
forces had failed to return according TO his
promise, orders were given to Gen. Butler to
seize and hold as hostages for these two gentle
men number of prominent citizens Of Vir-
ginia who resided near enough our lines to be
within reach of our cavalry party. Messrs.
Browne and Richardson escaped before these
orders were executed; but it is the fault OF
James A. Seklon, and not of Edwin M. Stan
ton, that they were not sooner at liberty.
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LEWIS B. sMIrH. Portland chairman
TIE CONTEST I'm NEW Jersey

The Jerzey City Times, speaking in behalf
of the Union party Of that State and of the
Union GAUGE in the country, urgently requests
it, friends outside that they viii cease think
ing and saying that the triumph of the Union
cause in New Jersey is hopeless. This (says
the TimeS,) is the general tone and expression
of the Union press everywhere outside of this
State. tits wrong, and calculated to deceive
themselves and to injure US. We who are here,
and have the fighting to do, neither feel nor
say that we cannot hope to defeat the copper
heads in our next political contest; which is
now fairly commenced. We feel that we can
win, and it is poor way of encouraging and
aiding US, to tell us, beforehand, that we are
hoping against hope, and fighting without a
prospect Of victory. 'fNo State canvass of such
vital Importance, was ever had in this country.
The ratification Of the constitutional amend
ment, the final consummation of the great
work of abolishing slavery in order that the
Union may be secure, depends now on our
carrying the State Of New Jersey in this cam
paign. The cupperheads understand this, if
our Union friends do not. Already they have
matured their scheme, which includes the re-
wal Of the political power Of the old democrat
ic, pro-slavery party in the South, now COM
posed entiIely Of rebels, and the cooperation
OF the copperhead rebels of the North. Ken
tucky will not now be carried for the constitu-
tional amendment. Delaware will also wait
the result in New jersey. 1875 Y 4 1879
The result will be, thatif we fail to carry this
State, the nucleus ofanother pro-slvvery, rebel,
copperhead party will be formed, and the great
battle we have fought and won, win be once
more transferred to the political field, and the
work viii have to be done over again. We
therefore ask cur friends outside to cease
thinking or saying that the State canvass in
New jersey is Of no consequence. 1t is the
last, the decisive battle ground of the war. 1t
mu,t be carried for truth, justice, freedom and
the Union. Do not discourage, but ratheren.
courage u, and, in every way, lend us help
ing hand" I "a 7
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SANTA ANNA,a LAST.

The fact announced few days since by the
telegraph, that General Santa Anna has, from
his retreat at St. Taomas, published procla-
nation to the Mexican people in which he de-
nouncs5 the empire of Macmillan, once for
mllly recognized by him, declares the Austrian
ruler usurper ami a trampler upon the will
OF the NM 9rity, AMI gives his voice for the Re-
public, u not perhaps of any great consequence
in itself, but it is significant nevertheless. San
ia Anna has changed sides so often-shifting
from CeaSraism to federalism, from the sup
port of the Church to. the championship of the
Liberals-shat no has lost all the character
for consistency which he ever had, and. sooth
to say, clnnot claim much character for hon.
e5ty. Bat Of his ability and shrewdness there
can be no question, and the fact that SO adroit
and skiIlfui trimmer has ventured to declare
against Macmillan is presumptive evidence
that he has no faith in the latters ability to
maintain his seat.
His proclamation is adroit. He finds it
necessary to explain the fact of his having
o1cs given in his adhesion to the government
he now denounce3; and he declares that that
act was wrested from him by anxiety for his
vie, b. the entreaties of friends, and by his
dsiire for peace. Moreover he then believed
that the Austrian government was the desire
OF the Mexican people, and he bowed to the
deci ion Of the majority. Now, however, con-
WINGED that the prince whom the people chose
Is not the preserver, but the usurper of their
rights, mot the sovereign Of the nation, but
the humble yassal of foreign potentateY he
raises the cry Of "War to the invaders! Long
live the Republicp and declares that he. who
has before she'd his blood in his country's cause,
u still ready to give it all for her sake. 20
Wereoeat that there Is mnch significance in
this event. Notwithstanding all the eccen-
tricities and vacillations which have marked
the past career of Santa Anna, the man who.
has been seven times President of Mexico.
twice absolute Dictator, and once almost an
Emperor, cannot be wholly without influence
among his countymen. His proclamation is
another shell tossed into the imperial works.
lts explosion may not be fatal to fortress or
garrison; but it can hardly fail to increase the
already alarming state of confusion which ex-
lists there 1t is new shuttle of the ever
Changing Mexican cards. 1t remains to be
seen in whose hands trumps are.
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Special NOTICES.
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Board On Peaks Island.
1lHE subscriber is prepared to accommodate sever
il al boar,lers n. his house on Peaks Island. His
residence is located near the Montreal House, IN
pleasant situation and labor viii be spared That
can contribute to the enjoyment Of his boarders.-
90 ROBERT F. sKILLINGs.
Aug 6-d1ws
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ORIGIN OF THE A. & ST. L. RAILROAD
WILSON'S MILLS, Oxford Co.,
--ti tAs- T,,I,, 90 1QRS

j. T.. GILMAN, ESQ, as
Dear SRI noticed in the Press of the both
inst, an item in relation to the originating of
the Atlantic and st. Lawrence Railroad.
z Eff it is desirable could give you pretty
good historical account of the beginning Of
that grand enterprise. think the Bangor
lawyer" is not entitled to all he has claimed
in regard to that matter, neither dol think
that Judge Preble was the father of the idea,
although he was the leader in organizing the
Company. .goIs G5a3
Ifrailroad Immortality" is worth anything,
engineer Hall and some others, can rightfuhy
claim share in this case. Hon. VIM. Willis, if
he would take the trouble, could give a much
better written account of the incipient steps
than / can. 81 III F4sss stsE4gEN
am of the opinion that Mr.. Poor's starting
point was an article published in the Portland
Adoertiser, sometime in February, 1914, over
the signature Of Back Woods. Hon. P. barnes
may recollect something about it.
es9,a Very respectfully, yours,
sara SSH JOHN. M. WILSON.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

The Conspirators-Fmrther Confessions.
aai 1 New York, Aug. A.
The Times Washington dispatch saws Gen.
Dodd, who had charge of the conspirators on
the trip to the Dry 1ortugas, reports that Dr..
Mudd acknowledged that he knew Booth
when he came to his house, but was afraid to
tel of his being there, fearing that the life of
himself and family would be endangered, He
also acknowledged that he was acquainted
with Booth for some time, and was with Booth
at the National Hotel on the evening referred
to by Weichman; that he introduced Booth
to John ii. Surratt in the street, and then
went to Booths room in the National Hotel
where SurTatt and Booth had private con,
versation. He said the Military Commission
had done their duty in his case, and the SEN
teilce was just. =
O'Laughlin acknowledged that the court had
done its duty, but insisted that he was only
implicated in the plot to capture the Presi-
dent. t
Arnold made similar statement. saving
that he believed that the assassination was
gotten up by Booth few hours before exc
cutting it. ,sss.--.
Spangler insisted that he had nothing what
ever to do with the assassination.
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Union State Convention.

Tbs citizens Of Maine who support the Nationa
Administration of ANDREW JOHNSON, and the State
Administration of SAMUEL CoNY, are invited to
senl delsgaSss to State Convention, to be held at
Portland, ON Thursday, August 10Th,
a. - O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF nomnating
c1nlilate for Governor to be supported ythe Union
men of Maine at the ensuing State election. ~
The basis Of representation viii be as foloWs' Each
city, town AMI plantation shall be entitled 70 one oe
egate AMI one delegate additional for every seventy
FIVE votes cast for Gov cony last September, and one
for a fraction of forty votes.
JAMES O. BLAINE,
JAsIES NJ. STONE,
N. A. FOSTER, is9ElI zfrfEt1
NOAH PRINCE,
NELSON DINGLEY, JR., Union
H. B. PRESCOTT,
JOSIAH MERROW Ea-H
WALES HUBBARD.
FRANCIS COBB. tb&8 . tate
DANIFL LANE,
S. ID. LINDSEY, ~ q q
A. g.. LEBROKE, Committee.
GEORGE p. SEWALL, = Aser M
EUGENE HALE, f-.
CHAS. r. PAINE, -
EBEN. WOODBURY.,
July 1866.
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-
Calais. N - ~ US --'' ''''' W. WV IN
q slst, brig Eleanora, Plummer Rio Janeiro.
~, AI1AADELPlHA--Ar I'd, barque Eva Ii Fisk
pln, oaguai brigs Mat.a9ony, Wgmat, and CT psena
ee,asterson Sagua; schs Mary Louisa, Hamm md and
ohootng Star, Marshall, Calais. .-i'9 IET
Cd ID brig Ida Mcleod. Cook, Port ROYAL SC. @
SEW fOkK-Ar I'd, brigs Velocity, (Brl Darrell
S2lenilegos; Wayerly, Small, Cow Bay CB; Paragon,
Ar sd, bafque winthrop, Hill, Black River, Jam
orig b Young, Calais schs John A Grimm Foster,
EHemedios; hudson, Tinker, st Andrews NIB; F j
Cummings, Calais; ID II Baldwin, Knowlton, Bangor
Vicksburg Haskell, Rockland; Lizzie GuptlI (ilp
TIL do; Thos Hix, Xix, do II B Metca1f. Rogers
Boston for Albany f8I'sIIIl,-- rI~-1-- s'
Cid 81, ship Resolute, Harris, Liverpool; baroues
Ionic, (Br) Knowles, Gibraltar and Genoa M t
Slower Slower, Elizabethport brig Ponver AZ .on
Lngan CB; schs Caroline Knight Hutchins IN aries,
ton Alligator, Collins PHILADELPHIA: Massachss.t
Permission, Portland. -Ss"SHuse''S,
PRoyIDENcE- Sid I'd, schs James Miss IT 81,
Phila ielphia; Margaret: Pendleton Bangor '''''
r,. AT "a sen west Wind Lawson, Georgetown DC;
Sld schs P0rt1 Riso. Wentworth 81 49,.
Hooper, Philadelphia S''SS''i' anu AcAiAii
Na FAIL VI. RIVERA I'd, sch Honest Abe cOnary,
HOLM Oh SIS HOLE-Ar I'd inst, schs r H knight,
to AZ az = sw 4ork tor Bangor; Preference Thurs
fork; Andrew Peters Klurch. Ellsworth for do. ~
Salea, schs Abaco, Olive Branch, r knight, and
Ars schs Carroll sprague Machias for N York
Jas IIden, Davis Ellsworth f5r do. y 1879
D, DOoIOn.-Ar %, brig Sarah Goodenow, Drisxo,
Tnrisdn Rs,, sens Comet, Rich Rondout Forest
Cid Sd, brig VIM Mason, Small, Ljngan CIR. sch
Ontario, Strout, Cherryfeld WI
AR atn, st Louis, Ballard, Rangoon; barque Lady
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Tennessee ELECTION.

; . +. NASHVILLE, Aug. g. I
In the Congressional election in this State
to-day, Campbell, the opposition, carried the
city by 231 majority. 1t is now expected that
he viii carry the district by 1000 majority
Maynard, IN the Knoxville district, and Cooper,
in the Shelbyville district-both Union-baye
majorities SO far as heard from, and will prob-
ably be elected: Col. Stokes (Unionl in the
Chattanooga district, is also ahead as far as
heard from from. No reports have been re-
ceived from West Tennessee. The election in
this city and throughout Middle Tennessee
passed Off very quietly. No such interest was
manifested as was expected The vote was
very light. Over 1900 more votes were cast in
this city than there were registered voters
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HOTEL, Prices Z,

A New York correspondent of the Boston
Transcript says: (" The general complaint with
travellers this season is the unrighteous ex-
tortions at the hotels. This writer is stopping
at the Fifth Advenue Hotel where he must
expect to pay very exhorbitant prices. But
what we are coming at is this. He says @The
pluck OF the bluff old fellow is to be admired,
who, when leaving the hotel, being Emporium
ed by the porter, cried out, Landlord, have /
paid my bill ?" "Yes sir" said the landlord.
"Well, then why don'tyo pay your servants pu
was the reply Of the bluff old gentleman. and .
very sensible reply it was too.
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Notice.

The Voters of Westbrook who sustain the present
Administration are requested to meet at the Town
House, in said Town, or Wednesday, the 9th inst at
3.o'clock P. NJ, to choose Delegates to attend the
State Conventional be holden at City Hail. Portland
the 10th inst, to nominate q candidate for Cow
Also to choose Delegates to attend the Coun
ty Convention at the same place on Thursday, nth
inst. .i1aah f0Hf s.aL 1tt
Per Order Of Town Committee
westbrook, Aug 8, 1855. eIo3 aug4td
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Cape Elizabetb.g.

The Union Voters Of said Town are requested to
meet at their TOWN HALL, on SATURDAY, the
Fifth OF August, at o'clock P. NJ, to choose Dele
gates to attend the State Convention to be held at the
City Hall, Portland, the 10th of August for the pur-
pose of nominating candidate for Governor. Also,
to choose Delegates to attend the County Convention
at the same place, on Thursday, August 18th. hsi5
PER ORDER UNION COMMITTEE.
Gaze Elizabeth, July 31st aug1d&wtd
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EnREIGT PORTS.

At ctago NJ May IS, barque Wheatland, Oliver,
for Valparaiso ready.
Ar at Liverpool 22d ult, ships Isaac Webb, stowe1,
ana Excelsior, PendletOn, New York; z3d, JAS tOs-
Yer, Jr, Abeel, st John NIB.
a, Adv 81, ships Ellen Austin, French for New York
zathi Han vest Queen, Hutchinson, for do.
cara at Cardiff Goth ult, barque Frances, Kelley, I'm
MAJ Ar a. Trinidad 21st ult, brig suwannee, McCobb,
man, New York
Sil I'm, 6arque Linda Stewart, Osborn for New
AvIA: Nlsst, w Roosevelt, for Guantanamo.
th "a 0,suegos 18th ult, barque LaCiguena, AIDE,
Yosk. ''0''H'' "o"e'' i'i +'0''
a Ar At H9yana Path ult, brig Williams, tBrj
Sill 25th brig Sea Lark Collins Pbiladelnbia. 9Th
ships Sebastopol, Savin Baltimore; Live OaI Mitch-
Gu, New Orleans; brigs LOrana dappenv lor New
York 2Sth, zuleika, (Brl Ladd, Portland
CID 18th, barque Fanny Ealer, Perkins New York
Ar at Matanzas 21st uli, brigs Ollson Adams Ram
loh, Boston, 26th, Echo, Benson, Baltimore
Ar at Cardenas Gath, brig Thos Connor Stevens
Sierra Morena land sailed for Portland.l
Sid 18th, brig T Knight, Strout, PHILADELPHIA
Ar at Sagua 18th ult, brgs Ella Maria DALEY I'm
bostoni I'D, Eliza Ann, Ayres, New York; 2ith
Darque Aberdeen. Nichols Boston,
SID 2lst, ship John Harris, Chase PHILADELPHIA;
I'D, barque Eva II Fisk do
n CD at st John NIB 3lst ult sch Armada, Gathers,
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DIR. HARVEY leaves Portland for New York CITY
the first of September. All who wish e. avaii them.
selves Of my skill in treating old Chronic COM
PLINTs that battle all other modes of practice. would
do wen to call before the goth of August. .Iaa
VIII reeiy refer you to hundreds in this city that
have treated. 1t is acknowledged that am the
only physician in Portland who can treat Catarrh
with success Consultation Free.
OFFICE, s6s Congress Street. iuiI July25snstt
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The Cholera IN Egypt.

70. WAsHlNGT0N, Aug. 4.
( Consul General Hale of Alexandra, Egypt.
in an official dispatch to the State Department.
gives a vivid picture of the ravages Of cholera
In that city. There were 1885 deaths from
June 9th TO the 18th of July. 1t is estimated
that more than 10000 persons have left Alex
andria since the malady appeared On the
18th of June up to the 18th ultimo, most dis
tressing reports were received from the inte-
rior,
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Standish.

The Republicans Of Standish, and all others who
sustain our National and Stats Administrations, are
requested to meet at the Town-House onSaturday
the 9TH day Of August instant, at O'Clock P. M. to
select delegates to the Union State Convention 10 be
holden at Portland, on Thursday, August 10th. Also
to choose delegates to the Cumberland County and
Senatorial Convention to be held ia Portland August
17th aFsHfsSE n.ssrrrlN 1855,
IA Per Order of Town Committee
Standish, Aug 1, 1866 augSdtd
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NOHoQ.

The citizens Of Yarmouth who support the Nation
al and State Administrations requested to meet
at the Temperance Hall, in said town, on Tuesday,
Aug Sth, at79 o'clock r. NJ, to choose delegates to
attend the State Convention to be hoden at Portland
on Thursday, August 10TH Also to choose delegates
to attend the County Convention to be holden at the
same place on Thursday, Aug 17th
Per Order Of Town Committee.
Yarmouth, Aug.2, 1866. augsdtd
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kentucky Election.

la .ss. LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 8.
Returns of the election have been received
from the following towns, with the following
result: O ha2 aai afla 'as ra l"'--77
Franklin, Campbell (democrat) ITO: Carter
(union) IS; Stokes 1o4; Hood 1866; Faulkner
a; Sweetwater, Maynard (union) 50 majority.
The vote in the First District for CONGRESS
is as follows: Es
Miller (union) 1873 majority Jonesboro,.
Taylor, 3d.; Miller 1872; Mumfreesboro,. e.
Cooper (unionl 251 majority; Columbia. Ar
mold, 104; Thomas CONSERVATIVE I5S. ~
The Tenth District, of Franklin County.
there was no opposition. 9'e
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Il The Voters OF Falmouth who sustain the present
Administration are requesed to meet at the Town
House, in said Town. Saturday the 9Th inst, ut
o'clock p NJ to choose delegates to attend the State
Convention to be holden at City Hail, Portland, on
the 10th inst, to nominate candidate for Governor
Also to choose delegates to attend the County Com
yention at the same place on Thursday, 18th inst 80
n. Per Order OF Town COMMITTEE
Falmouth, Aug. 2, 1865. sF.r.a aug3td
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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
medcine for children, as wen as grown persons ever
offered the public Try It'll No cure no pay.
Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, Providence,
RI. For sale by Druggists generally.
july17d&w2m H. H. HAY, Agent for Maine.