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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-02

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. /.
Gen. Tilson is at Graffin, inquiring into al
legged mismanagement of the affairs of the
Freedmens Bureau, by the agent there. A fell
low representing himself as the son of Antho-
ny Barring of Liverpool, and who has been
and adjoining counties, was arrested at Way
borough, where he had been detected in pass
ing fraudulent checks. e
In consequence of the failure of the corn
crop, the planters are going West to obtain
supplies. 44ef ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-02

~ Passengers, on the railroad from Alex an
dria to Suez make bitter complaint of the bad
usage they receive. The carriages, they say,
are something between beast trucks and
foprth-class carriages" and between six o clock
in the evening and seven o'clock the following
morning-the time taken by the journey mo
food or drink could be had at the stations -.i
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-02

II s.h PHILADELPHIA. Oct l.
After one innings was played in the base ball
match between the Atlantics and Athletics.
the game had to be abandoned in consequence
of the crowd present, which is. estimated at
from $4,000 to 10000.
George H. Goddard, secessionist vigilance
committee man of Arkansas, was arrested to-
day. at the instance of VIM. Newman, Union
man, whose property at Camden, Arkansas,
was seized by Goddard in May 1861, and turn
ed over to the rebel government. Goddard's
hail ia fixed at $5O O0O
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Boarding.

Ef::: sR FlRS,r Glass House on State street. Rent
Esi S. Ssoo. Apply to w. IL. JERRIS, Real Estate.
eH,.c-aseAr Fr-' ~ ~ M oct2dtf
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Eight Dollars year in advance.

SHE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
Invariably in advance. - ~ 81 ss1li +
RATES OF FsADVERTIsTNG.-One inch OF space, In
eneth oil column, constitutes a Square"
Sl.5O per square daily first week % cents per
week atter three insertions, or less, S1O0 conthu-
ng every other day after first week, 90 cents ~
Halt square, three insertions or less, 70 cents; one
week. S1.00; 80 cents per week alter
Under head of "AMUsEMESTs, 500 per square
per week: three insertions or less, $1.50.
Advertisements inserted in the .sMzsiSE STATE
PRESS" (Which has large circulation In every par
of the 81 90 per square for first insertion
aud 80 cents per square for each subsequent inser
tiou.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-02

,s.s,{S IA Wanted. yysfsy,arK
A SMALL Second Hand Safe. Apply TO No. IL
IA Free street. ''ii p 2 'Af. iiA' sep26-d1wk
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-02

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS ia published
evcry day, Sunday excepted,l at No. 1 Printers
xchangc Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor. "a "a
TERMs:-Eight Dollars a vear i'm advance
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Wanted.

A PARTNER In the rctall Grocery and Provision
business In this city, with capital oi $1,000.
Address Grocer. Portland r. o. toc2d1w*
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Farm for Sale.
f.eysA. NJ. 1BEALE.
Photographic A2tist,
Saloon Opposite Portland Post Oace.
TB- All styles of Sun Pictures executed in the
bost manner oe2d3w


A Ii persons proposing to erect buildings abuttng
~ on any of the streets of this city, hereby
titled that the Ordinance requiring permission from
street with materials for building purposes, will be
strictly enforced from and after tllis date '5ff
Per Order. j. M. HEATH, City Clerk.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-02

WHY FEE THE DENTISTS ?-Use Sozodont daily,
and your Teeth will seldom never need scrapng or
filing, for they win never be defled by unwhole-
some concretions, or be honey-combed by decay.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-02

A STATED meeting of the Maine Charitable Me-
IN chan,cs' Association will be held in Mech ,nics'
Hall. on THGIsSDAY EVENING Oct 4th, at u
o'clock tail attendance is requested to il the
Association VIII sell their Hall.
oct2dtd = Z Fs As.a 20 s.. MARSH, Stc'y.
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"A + TERLYl REPORT
ofthe condition of the
National Traders Bank Of Portland.

''s's In the State of Maine on the morning of the
F' 'p1ss Monday of October 1865:
RESOURCES.
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-03
INSURANCE.
FIRE Alarm :
I BILE INSU r A N c {
SAT- ETY.
Life Marine .aud Accidents
D. y BARROWS
GEORGE A. SNIYTHE,

EEORGE A. SMYTHE,
4HuR AGENTS, jackson, Miss.
ATeKs klnd of risk taken at as low rates
qQnsis isteut with untaIling security.
MI Romnetition with wildcat or unre-
zsls eompanjes doing business for glory or
WI fAat hers
AeaA solid. substantial insurance At
HaaeT equivalent in the following old
81 6ked and never-failing companies
zINA Insurance. Co-.--.----o of Hartford
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-03
NEW ORLEANS.

DO1NT CLEAR HOTEL-THE UNDER
signed VIII open the Point Clear Hotel Sbout
the 10th day Of May pexf This establishment Is
being reprinted and put In complete repair and
dition. gas and watsr-Horks being erected. the
grounds beautifully laid and the house furzished
entirely new with the best Of materials and latest
provenents.
Arrangements viii be made for direct e0DmunieA-
tim with New QIlesns zni Mobile both by steamboat
and telegraph. Eh2rd sbles Of ths most approve
pattern have been ordered. Ten Pin Alleys being
built, and every Amusement suitable TO the climate
and the place, afforded 10 man, woman and child
For bath ing, and fshing and heslthfulness, this
celebrated watering place has superior the
tinent, and the undersigned iateafs MAKE il she
most pleasant and comfortable in the world
April lldijy1 CHAS. Z. SMEDES, Manager
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-03
NOTICE.

VTIIE FIRM Of Hawken 4 Doty, having
n ceased to exist on the 10th day Of May
1866. all persons indebted TO the above hrin,
will-all on 1ne for settlement, as am the ohiy
authorized agent for closing up the business
;. G. NEWCOMER
June % lSt6 dim
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-03
HUMPHREYS

81 % Vi G or A Il HEC SPEC SIC ~.
III AVE proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire success neutrality-suspicious. and
eliaoie. Tney are the only Medicines perfectly
ADAPT &C popular use-so simple that mistakes can
not be made in using them, harmless be free
from danger and so efficient to be always reliable
They have raised the hi eommend4tion from all
and will always render satisfaction
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TO NVALIDS.

PLEASANT WATERING PLACE
THE Casta3an Springs. miles from Durant sta
l. ton Miss Central R. r. The Building having
been thoroughly renovated we are now prepared
to receive a tew inyalids. To peSsons enfeebled
by Disease. Dyspepsties and for Ulcers, Weak
Eyes, &c this water has been highly recommend
Ell Board &S0 per month
This arrangement does not interfere with the
College. The departments will be separate Board
for students sl5 per month. For further informa-
tion apply to CHAS. H. DOBBss
mar25-u Durant Miss.
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Cents.

No l, Cures Feres Congestion lnaamations So. 25
" } Horns, Worm Fever, Worm Cholic.- p
" B. Crytng- Collie or Teething Of infants. 25
" T. DiarTA0ea Of children or adults -25
> DyseRfeTy, Gripping, Bilious Collie ------ 25
O. ChoLcTd-M0r6as Nausea, Vomiting. - -25
." T. Coughs, Csds Bronchitis 25
" 9, NetTaLgia Teoth-aehe, Pace ashe-----.2 .25
. 9, Headaches, Sick Headache Vertigo. e.. .25
" TO- g Dyspepsia, Billions Stomach. .-...-. 25
II, Suppressed painful Periods .-.-.-...5
l., Whites too profuse Periods ---..... IS
l3. Group Cough, difficult Breathing p
IA, SaH Rtetna, ErysipelAs Eruptions.-- IS
- Rheumatism, Rheumatc Pains ------- 25
10, Feea and AgHe. Chill Fever, AEue- .25
II, Piles blind or bleeding .----.-----..-5o so
Is Ophisatry, aud sore or weak Eyes... so
70, CatarTA, acute chronic, Influenza. 50
20, HAoopiRg Cough violent Coughs so
p, asthma, oppressive breathing. ...-.- 50
pa Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing. . SO
p, SerotalG enlarged Glands Swelliugs 50
"a General Debility, Physical Weakness. 50
25, - Dr0psy and seanty secretions. so
%, SsaSickHess from riding g-----------.-. so
p, RiaHeg Disease Gravel ------........5 so
2s Nervous Debility Seminal Emissions
involuntary Diseharg rges..---.--- 90
%, S0rs Mouth. Canker ----..---....... 50
30, Urinary IaeomineHce, wettiDg tea. so
81, Pai7.fl Periods, even with opasms-- 30
81, Sugeriags at change of life. 90
80, Epilepsy SpaSms St Vitus'Dance L 90
"a, Diptheria, liberated Sore Throat.... 50
FAMILY CASES.
30 vials morocco case and book k...--.---...sloO 90
20 laege vlals, in morocco, and ok.------.-- 90
20 large viss, plain case, and book 90
10 boxes (NOs. to 80, and book------------- 90
VETERINARY. SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases 10 ---.-..-....- $40 90
Single vals with dire ctions co
rs-Thess Remedies, by the Or single box. are
sent any part OF the country, by Mail Express
free of charge on receipt Of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY.
Office and Depot No. 56l Broadway New York.
DR.. Humphreys is consulted daily his Office, par-
sonaly by letter above for al forms Of disease
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent for the Southern States
CRAFT & JOHNSON,
AGENTS,
Jackson, Mss.
March 2931y.
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INDIAN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 30, Fourth street. Opposite National
Hotel. LOuisYiIIe, Ky.

REV. L B. DAVIS President
W II. JOHNSON ESQ. Vice Presid snt
JAS ALEXANDER, Secretary.
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DIR. CHAPMAN'S INDIAN PREVENTIVE
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These powders perfectly harmless and have been
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DR. CHAPNANS s "LIFE-GIYING PILLS" pre-
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sent by mail to address receipt Of the price
Address all letters to DR. CHAPMAN. INDIAN
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posite National Hotel Louisville, Ky, where they
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JACKSON STOVE DEPOT,
At Col r A Smiths late Stsnd)
wIsHART & STRAU S.
Tin. Copper and sheet Iron Ware.

Tin. Copper and sheet Iron Ware
DOOFING and entering done at shortest notice,
IL on the most approved stye. and on reasonable
-
Household Family Goods AT wholesale and retail,
which we propose 70 sell At New Orleans and St
Louis prices,
Our arrangements with frst-claSs southern and
Western houses are now complete, We can furnish
any thing in our line low as any ether establish
ment in trade
We keep constantly fun supply of TIMERS
MATERIAL. which We offer to the trade at regular
wholesale prices.
our STOVES are Of the best pattern and made
expressly for the southern market; and cur whole
stock has been carefully selected and laid in since
NJ decline IN prices and are determined 70 give
our customers the benefit thereof
We are also fully prepared 10 manufacture SnnOke-
stacks Escape steam Pipes and all and any work
in our line connected with Steam Mills
Orders from the country respectfully solicited and
promptly attended TO. Jeledty
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-03
W A Y =
Improved Cotton Press.

A MODEL Of this Press can be seen at the Office
n of the Adjt Genel al of the State II claims TO be
the cheapest the portable the easiest kept in
dor the most simple and the most useful press ever
offered 70 the public viii sell il such reasonable
terms that If You want press. You cannot tail 10
invest in this one
For fun particulars call Upou the undersigned at
the Office Of the Adiutant General Of the State
No = Capitol Building.
c. c. CAMPBELL,
H. cant for NEissfssinr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
T1KR FIRST ATTEMPT.
DEPARTURE OF THE TELEGRAPH sQuADRo

DEPARTURE OF TELEGRAPH sQUADhp''
The first attempt TO lay the cable was 49,
early 10 the month Of August 1857. In htte ies AZ sar
thirty days all the preliminary arrangements Ss Tss
graph squadron left Queenstown harbor for
arrived at Ysens the day following me esssls f,n,
for service on this expedition consisted OF esu ~
American and four English that had beeh detaueu ,o na
purpose by the respective Governments 1he' wiz ""'N
follows; - c.,, ITudson IA law
The q s steamer SusQuehanna Capt SANDS 70 attend
rh II steamer Arctic Capt Bergman TO make fur
,hor sornSinos on the coast OF Newfoundland
The " Il steamer Victoria Capt oiuyter 70 assis' III
~ NJ ssSwer Agsmemnon Capt Modal to lay the half
'n n steamer Leopard Capt Wainwright to attend
nnon the Agamemnon. IN.
II si steamer Cyclops Capt Dayman to ahead OF the
IL NJ steamer Advice Capt Raymond to assist in land
inc the cable at Vaentia
I'D PARTING OF THE CABLE.
On tho evening OF tho TN OF August 1851 the shore END OF
tie Gable having been successfully landed tho Teegrapno
SQUADRON bore away from the coast OF Ireland
cable into the sea at slow steady rate EVERYTHING went
on avoraby till the evening OF the 1h OF August wnen we
machinery for paving out stopped suddenly anu Win 'n'
strain caused by this the cable parted
ABANDONMENT OF THE ENTERPRISE' .
The following morning consultation vas held In the oaon
~ the Niagara at which Capt Hudson Capt Pennock Capt
WainwrigEt Mr. Bright Mr. Woodhouse. Mr. Canning ana
Prof Morse we're present when the question OF
the work over again discussed but as was found %
dne calculation that not enough to connect th
points the proposition Of course DID not prevail Inc ow
nv table and statement show the amount PAID out anu we
hoia 0f oable O hand,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

who stated that the soced bunder actually OF no I'm
porance Even 1t was they were not 70 blame as they h
been getting throughout under the direct supervision OF the en-
eineer Of the Company and that tho fault any laid VIII
him and not with them,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

OF an hour Least. accident, snd Watched
&c 'eo. s,S9y 11 wa, va; So ',s u. the and
70 the OF the ship reported TO the officer. Of ine
Nv only reason Isasng you with this correct I'm
preston that persisted IN increasg The stain when The men under
my ''nnlAAa H''''A's' Al" "' cRAaIS. r. BhIaHr
Prof g. p. D. MoRss, Poushteepte
On the receipt OF this letter Prof Morse made ample
traction the aspeson which published In the daJ
papers OF this CITY -
Notwithstanding the failure 10 lay the cable In the Summer
OF 1851 the Directors Of the Company were not dhearteheu
but simply deferred any further trial until the summer o
s RTy In the Fall OF 1857 they began their preparations
Invitations were extended all scientific and mechanical men
to Furnish their experience guides TO future operations
tion Of n1mber OF important notifications which be
ssnsrslly indicated under four directions. Wis
l. junction OF the teegraphic cable In mid-ocean.
q TIE provision Of a greater length OF cable.
g. The selection OF an earlier season OF the year.
An improvement in the payingout machinery
thourb That the cable would 10 less liable part paid out
from mid than II were started from one emu o. a
line and taken by the second vessel az ont 80 hs
from the two shores greater length OF cable was 70 %
arrsd an as TO insure against accident loss and breaksge
June was regarded favorable month than
alterations were made and everything done that mscna0A
ingenuity could suggest . .,,,,.r nav
CONTINUED SUPPORT OF TTE ENGLISH AND AaLhioAS wv
ERSMESTs.
Tho comosnv sran applied to tho British and American
the unemployment OF the vessels OF the eua
ron 1856 This promptly responder 70 "a ta no.
tenders Vsorous and Gorgon again placed unde, ihe
direction Of the Company by the British anu
Niagara reasssned to similar service W 'no
Government ,.,,,.
PREPARATIONS PoR THE NEW ENTERPRISE; A..
In the Spring OF 1885, everything being IN reaones' ,uc
COMPANY commenced active operations Inc two SHIPS co
menoed taking on board the cable This was work
great care and occupied several weeks seven nunuie9
of new cable had bsen provided by tho Company IN m
20 Ma number OF miles Of condemned wire was shipped o
,hs of undertaking preliminary deep sea
40 that The total length cable on board both ships was M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

Sat On ne eompeon OF The manlfactafs Of The Atano
sss the people Of England startled BY tho
neat made b Tas Leades Tes that the sntspss must
sseesssaiy prove failure II sadi
WI ssssssy BE credited bot Il 10 ssyshsss true that the
sw 81 ths p1r wires Of the
The opposite direction s~iss ths ss made a Green
wh Thas when jHsdia the Atntio they form
right and sn hand the will be
esh other 10 unw. and the BIT stsshss ss1
vcx the eenisr Joining Is hoped dsur sad ds.ssr
% bat none sitsnp conceal that nsts Il much
70 BE rerssd We are informed thai hsss ELot had
e miles Of their portion b.fors Me.sr. ~
ksSsa theirs last" ' -
Thu 81 oaos called forth reply from ths Msssrs Newau
ron Cape Frs.is Eewgndsnd Eris Head Ireland the
te<nes bli miles, from Cape ChAns Of Cape 81 Lev Tar
- y tsys ~ As4Rs y Lfgi eisA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21

Y, SALLE DE LA CHAMBRE DU SENAT,
Mercredi, feyrier 1866.
lie senat sassemble commencement a lajour-
nement.
Presents-L honorable Albert Voorhees, lieu
tenant-gouyerneur ct president du senat-MM
Abney Anderson, Armstrong, Barrow, Brusle,
Burthe, Campbell, Cooley, Egan, Hough, Glib
son, Kavanagh, Kelso, Kenner, NOLAN, Mum
| day, Newton de Morehouse, Nelson, Poche
Paltrey, Scruggs, Taylor. WEIGH ct Wilcoxon-
| 25 senateurs.
LIE journal de Ia derniere seance est lu ct
approuve.
MEMORIES EFT PETITIONS.
| NJ Brusle presente un memoire de Nine
Constance Brown, demandant lie privilege de
| continuer d tenir un ferry sur lie Mississippi,
| en- face de Ia vile de Plaquemine ce qui, sur
motion, est refert au comite sur les affaires de
paroisses.
M. Hough presente une resolution invitant
lie general Frank Gardner a un siege, en- de-
dams de la barre du senat, qui est lue est
adoptde.
BILLS EFT AVIS DE BILLS.
M. Brusle donne avis que, domain GU plus
tard, il prdsentera un bill, pour venir au Sc
cours de Mime Constance Brown, de la paroisse
d'Iberville.
NJ Wilcoxon dome avis que, dams quelques
iours, il presentera un acte relatif aux avis ju-
diciaires.
M Palfrey, sans avis prGalable ct avec une
suspension DIES reglements, presente un BILL
intitule:
Acte pour abroger la place darpenteur gene
raj de PEtat ct reeeveur ct enreglstreur de la
branche du bureau DIES teTe a Winnsborough.
Qui est lu une premiere fois ct apres une
suspension de reglements, subit sa seconde ct
sa troisieme lecture ct passe.
LIE secretaire est requls de demander a la
chambre d'y concourir.
Les senateurs ci-dessous, ayant obtenu une
suspension DIES reglements, presentent, sans
avis prealables, les bills intitules suyants, qui
sont lus, pour la premiere fois, ct sur une con-
tinuation de suspension, sont lus pour La Sc
conde fois, par leurs titres ct refer6s respecti-
yement aux comites ci-dessous mentionnes.
M. Brusle--
Aete relatif aux sessions de la cour su-
preme;
Refere au comite judieiaire.
Acte pour venir au seeours de William H. G.
King eft Co.;
/ Refere au comite sur les reclamations.
NJ Palfrey-
Acte relatif aux embellishments des hypo-
theques, en- favour DIES mineurs, DIES femmes
mariees, des personnes interdites ct absentes;
Rerefe au comite judiciaire.
M. Poche--
Acte pour changer l'epoque pour tenir les
cours dams lie quatrieme district;
] Refere au comite judiciaire.
NJ Gibson, les reglements Giant suspendus,
presente hors de son ordre, lie bill intitule
4 sAete relatif an repit;'
/ 0n, sur motion du meme senateur, est fait
iordre special du jour pour jeudi proclaim.
"a route, ayant obtenu une suspension DIES
ieglements presents, hors de son ordre le bill
Aete relatif inspection DIES balances,
poies e measures, pour etre employees dams lie
le-Orleans;' : ~ :" -'oo'e'7
Qh estlu pour la secende fois, ct apres une
e troisieme lecture ct passe. :
: LIE secretalfe est requis de demander a La
| chambre d'y eoneourir.