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ARKANsAs.-The Memphis Ava

ARKANsAs.-The Memphis Ava
lanche says:
The respectable element of the
Radical party dcnounce the action
of the Governor in declaring mar
tial law.
The entire business of some sec
tons of the State has been entirely
broken up. Families have been
dispersed-the men being compelled
to fec the country to save their
lives.
The New Orleans Picayune's cor
respondent from Washington speaks
of the effect Of these disturbances
at the national capital as follows:
The impression gains ground that
this Congress will not succeed,in
establishing a loyal militia through
out the South. The President will
keep the present bill in his pocket.
and when the terrible evils likely 20
result from arming one class against
another come TO be considered with
the potent warnings which reaci
us from Arkan IS. Congress will be
slow in passing the Law again II
is understood that persons who pre-
tend to speak for Gen Grantdepre-
cate the measure.
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TTLT0nAfIIIO

T... f.l d a.I.s ..IfHH a. 0tiI.t.a See
WAsnis0Ios iiit 91 Tie Pcs
lleni amneslF pfitlamaiieu sofns
a. give general faiishfiIun
Curgrrssman littk has wriiiru 10
Gen lrtkinrldge, uho i in Cana
IA. no rrinrn ai unce. 10 l. ekprc-
tel Jacob Thompson. J n. Aason
ani Gen Harry will TeiuTn a. ihe
same time.
An appeal has been Issued BY the
Washington National Monument
Committee a. take az collections
on lhe Sunday proseding February
22d.intheVarions ehurrhes through
out the country, in hrlheranre OF
the completion VI thai monument
Il Is signed by Andrew johnson, as
ex-oilleio President " ihe coiamll-
tee. Grant aud " ", Corooran
aro among lhe Vice Presidents.
Wendell Phillips, ia his anti
slavery STANDARD, violently opposes
the repcal Of the tenure Of oa.ee
bill,
NFw oRLFANs, Dee. 26,-lnspeo
tor General Ayers, 1t Gen, Rous-
seaus stan, len yesterday for the
disturbed portions Of Arkansas, nn'
der orders 10 examine into the con
dlllon ofaiiairs aud report the same,
CniCAGo. Dee, 2G-Augusla A,
Dickens, Charles Dickens brother ,
wife, committed suicide,
RicnNoND, Dec, 2s-Gen, Stone,
man has directed the Mayor to hold
IN custody Sally Anderson, who was
recently released by Judge Under
wood.
MEMPHIS, Dee, 29-Colterson's
militia have gone TO Ashley county,
Arkansas, whence citizens arc NY
ing from them,
NEw YoRK, Dee 2a-Tho Alaska
has arrived from Asp!nwall. The
yellow foyer has appeared nj Santa
Martha,
WASHINGTON, Dee, 29,-The debt
statement shows decrease ofabont
eight millions. Customs for the
month abuu. eleven millions. In
icrnul revenue about the same.
Twenty, eight millions coin Is re-
quircd for interest on January first.
So ard aud his guests, the British
aud French Ministers, returned to-
day.
\ full Cabinet except Seward and
Evnris.
Colfax returns Thursday.
II IL stated the case Of Mr.. Davis
will not be advanced on the Su'
promo Court docket.
Gen. Hancock has written let.
ter denying Indian Agent Wynn
hoops charge that Gen. Hancock
broke faith with the Indians.
The Presidents childrcn's party
was very successful.
Mr.. Morton publishes long f.
nancial letter responding to Greeley.
Recent dispatches from Washing
ton regarding the Alabama claims,
are mere speculations. Negotiations
are ended for the present. Seward
has heard nothing regarding them
for the past week.
NEW YORK, Dec 30.-Gold open
ed at 1919.
10y AM-Cotton very firm hold
crs ask higher; bid 254, 254, 2G.
LIVERPOOL, III, A.M.-Cotton ac-
tive; sales 5000 bales at l0s to ll5d.
NEW York, y M.-Cotton active
at full prices, market excited sales
at 90, 3G4, 2Ga Gold l34i.
New ORLEANS, 1l4 A.M.-Cotton
active at 2lf, 2lI; sales 5000 bales.
Gold 1876.
LIVERPOOL, 1:20 pM.-Cotton &C
tive; sales 10000; quotations un-
oh a n md
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rrinIt, Conference.

I.i rsssi " gasifrlF sss'irss e. "a hilirs is'''e
ysF hsss Hiss gfsF,
Mckinney Chemist Walnut Grove jan
uary aslh aud 2pih, lhlH.
Dallas Citrull-ai Cochran Chapel, ianua-
~ a0lh aud alsi, 1868.
Evansville Circuit-aI -, February oil'
aud iih, lSde,
sherman Circuit-at -, February laih
aud iiih, 1863,
sherman snilon-ai sherman, February
10Th anl alsi, 1859.
WV. c. YouN0, Presiding Elder.
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METHODIST Lfisi" ~ " 4.
,srsigls a. Ass FssIa enilas a n eet.A = ~
aai u earig rarllr light esthaAh s'heel - s'~s'
atse'eiafk a. ",
ON SCHOOL PREsbNIERiAN riirRcii-
NFIl NrinNALh, sili ITsafh q az niaiTi 20
fTrsistrTisH thuIfh, a. The ihiia sst'a'h "a T@'N
Iaanih.
CUMBERLAND PRrsnNffRiAN 'hlh'h.-
Rss a . MATkfs, Faster, nlli lifss D ~ 10 NA.
1870 afs,ie tfFisn Ihnffh, go a. NfffiIt fhl
Tasuh salisihs ia each uunih $50 ts1 ~ y
Mss, ~ az aisi and M sahlsaiis, Ia lhf sfH'r
lallding.
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ny The steamboat Job Boat No. ], Capt,
JAS. II. McGarvcy, left this place on S tnr
day last for the lower river. We heard of
her on Monday at the head of the raft with
plenty of water TO take her through the
pass around the raft Capt. MEG. ex
poets to get load Of cotton al The mouth
of East Fork
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a)?w advertisements.
pR. SAM'L w. FIELD.
( FORMERLY OF GtOT1idO

HAyING located peFmAneniei In this place, ten
ders his services (Mvdical, Surgical aud ohsisi'
Ti,HIl 10 tho rltiE-ns Of Dallas aud surrounding
county. Besides general practice he Viii devote
s,al attention u surgery ard surgical diseases and
10 arruie ana rhfonie affections ~ the eye,
uilcc AZ the nruE store II nr, &, II, Pryor where
he can be found at all hours uf tho day And al night
at his residence the strek ltading 10 Mehlrnry,
known ~ tho George Laws %.
la las, Jan. ., lsd9 Hat
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EG- Attention is Gale TO the advertise
ment of James Sheppard, Esq. who las
r lost three mules. He offers liberal re-
ward to any person who will deliver tie
same TO him at his residence in Dallas, or
for any information that will lead 10 their
recovery.
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4 special dispatch to the Houston
Times. dated December 30. SAYS the
heavy raids at Naras0ta- last night,
rasicd arny the large calvert on
fbe Central Rniir11j. One man
aas drowned. Name unknOFn
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Portrait Painting
DRAWING SCHOOL,

TayHE UNDERSIGNED would respect
Il fully inform the citizens OF Dallas aud
surrounding counties that he Is prepared
to execute PORTRAITS, ~ OH At short
notice.
Parents wishing their children, male o.
female, TO receive instruction In the Art ci
Drawing. will please address The under
signed. Instruction given nj the residence
of the pupil IL desired. Terms moderate.
For further particulars apply 10
GEO. II. WILLIAMS,
Dec. 8, lsGS-l2irl City Hotel.
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pss~We call attention TO the Medical
card Of DR.. Samuel W. Field. lie is a tai
ented, experienced and skillful physician,
and it would greatly crafty us TO see him
meet that degree OF confidence and liberal
patronage he deserves by virtue of natural
al ility, assiduous study and successful
practice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Holloway Ointment aud pills work all
mlrahiy together as remedies for the Affection. d
tho Chest, Lungs aud Throat, 80 common at his sea-
Ion. few dose. Of the Pills at once alleviate a.,
general fbrilc symptoms, aud the Ointment hilh
fully ruhL, over the seat If the complaint produce
an immediate and powerful local effect neuirally
lug aud suhluing The internal irritation and soon
enabling tho sufferer to "brcathc ireer and deeper.
This Treatment will cure Cough that rsslsts al
ether remedies. Sold Icy all DrugglstL
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Try" Is = small word, hat il II
ten does great thinks Recently a
man no taller than yani-slick
tried 10 marry q woman SIX feet siN
and did il.
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BSy~ Attention is called to the advertise
ment of W. F. Worthington, who offers 81 90
Reward for the recovery Of n Sorrel Mare
and Bay Mare, which have stroycd or
been stolen from him.
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Bgy~ Ill interested are referred to The
advertisement of Sam'l. Friou U. 5. Inter-
nal Revenue Collector. He will be in this
place on the DIST, 22d and 2Sd of the pres
ent month, when all can-ind him, and pay
their taxes.
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The San Diego Union q Nov "a
contains the act Of the California
Legislature. granting tuo isaanr~
Of public lands 10 the Soushlra Pa
cifc Railroad Company
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TERMR FOR 1855.

Cooley La1y's Book and Arihur's Home Maya
zine viii b slni one year on receipt 81 = %.
Godsy'- Lady's Box and once a Month viii y
seti one yea On receipt II - o.
Gpdey'- Lady's Book md The Children's Hour WI
be sent one rrnr On receipt 81 - 80.
Cooley e 1sady's Book. Arlhur's Hone Maenzine,
and Childfens Hour IL D. sat one year on receipt
Of e. %.
Gndey's Iady's Boot. arfhur's Home Magazine.
Orc Month. and TIE Childrtns Hour VIA y
srnf onr gear On receipt Of . 90
~ Tie n-arsy mus al - srnf n one time for
M q he riul. anl I'D tons mag r. maie 70 elut-
81 cIub rafrs.
81 Cauafa sus-srriisrs ans -eni = crnts sd
fleuri ~ eg@ry subs-r pfi1r 20 - Lars a.
ard y --nfs - sifh4r q - tiler raraEines, .
90 rtt AnsrrIrnr ra.-isrr
Hoe TO EEEII.-ln rr11irfin- ~ I1Ii, = 7 ar1-
OVER Orrrr ~ DraFr. Ca FhIla1-iItia - t-E
Inrk rrrt1r a, ltr1rir 81 r. a Gels = rIrefsrn-
~ ~ SRA n1i.s a. sh1rlt r. Jrter - Iirnf ~
DO ~ st17en g rrr - rrurel eiturl lass 20 he
.erlsr- Ifa TIr1f rr q fosf-1lf1. nrler carurf =
1.r,crrsd. ed Cnil-f s1ns.s o. -aiionl nar'k
11f--
Address l. A. Cooley.
w C5rn1 SRA r1f Ctslnrf So. r..
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Three Mules

or medium size. One BAY MARE MULE,
& years old, branded IL on on the left
shoulder; another LIGHT BROWN MARE
MULE, years old, branded n on the left
shoulders and the third DARK BROWN
HORSE MULE, about 10 Or II years old,
no brands remembered.
All the above Mules were shod before, and
one of the horses shoes broke half in tive.
Any person delivering the above animals
TO me, at my residence in Dallas, or giving
such information of their whereabouts IS
will lead TO their recovery, will be literally
rewarded. JAMES SHEPPARD.
Dallas, Texas, Jan. 3, IS69--l7:2w.
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DALLAS CoMMANDERY, No. g, KNIGHTS
TEMrLAR.-The following is a list of the
officers Of the Dallas Commandrry, knights
Templar, who were installed at the Mason
. Ia Hall. on the 9th inst
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EsT'RAY Fed

ENRON the undersigned, living In Dallas,
u ON or about the Bird or 18th Of Decem-
ler 1873
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

All indebted to me are requested to make imme-
date payment; and those holding demands against
me are invited to send in such for settlement
CYRUS X. BABE.
Congress Street.
Portland, Aug. Is, 1869. au23-2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
MISSOURI.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. ga most horrible murder
was committed in East st. Louis yesterday
morning. A man named Casper Waltz at
tempted to kill his step son, Nicholas Lutz by
striking him on the head with hatchet, but
the weapon glanced and Nicholas escaped and
ran for policeman. When they returned
they found Mrs. Waltz lying on the floor with
her head literally chopped to pieces. After
committing this deed Waltz walked to the
crossing of several railroad tracks, near by, on
one of which a coal train was approaching
When the locomotive and one car had passed
him he flung himself across the rail between
two cars, and the remainder of the train passed
over his neck completely cutting off his head
drank pint of whiskey before breakfast and
procured another, when his step son remon-
strated with him. which doubtless LED to tne
assault, although it was not made until some
hOurs later
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30

In this city, Aug. 27, Mr.. William Thurston, aged
70 years months. He sleeps in Jesus.
In this city, Aug. 2S Ella daughter of Joshua anC
Lucy Thornton, aged II years and months.
Funeral this Monday afternoon. at O'clock from
No. Paris street,
la this city, Aug. %, Frank, infant child of PhiliI
and Catherine w. Downing. aged months and q
days.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at O'Clock, from
No Bracket street. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend.
In Gray, Aug 25, Mr.. Seward Mountfort, aged G.
years. "God's noblest work, ,-an honest man."
In Gorham, Aug 81, Lucy Ellen, youngest child oil
George and Almira Carle, aged years l5 days.
In Lewiston, june rs, Miss Caroline Tapley, aged
"a years. ae
in Oxford, July 8, Mrs. Mary, wife OF john Nc
Allister, aged 65 years months.
In South Paris Aug. 81, Walter K. son OF Dexter
and Nellie Giles, aged months.
In Madbury, N. H., Aug. 2s, Annie Gertrude
daughter OF Levi l.. and Mary E. Elder aged year:
months q days.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
u . Ne M Il R AL


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--10O bbls. -four, cars
oats, Al do lumber, do slabs, do bark, do laths
II rolls leather bags spools 10 sacks WOOL 12 spring
BEDS d cars copper ore, do pine, do cattle, 27
cans milk, IL pkgs sundres for shipment East, 100
bbls -four car feed.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-2 ears wood, 124
cases carpets, 2 cars timber, sacks wool, 81 sides
and bdls leather, IL boxes eggs, boards, dc
shingles, 200 pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-491 bdls pa
per, ~ do rags, 8 cars lumber, do shingles dc
mdse, bdls sash, ~ doors car ashes "a prs side
springs, car cattle, 36 bags waste, 10 bales batting
trusses, 10 bales hops, 10 bbls beans, cases gum
IL pkgs mdse, and 80 cars freight for Boston.
STEAMER DIRIGo FROM New YoRK-105 bales
cotton, 40 do rags 137 hhds sugar. 300 boxes glass,
200 bags shot, 100 green hides 1o0 kegs white lead 30
car Wheels 100 packs buffalo robes, 120 bbls whiting
40 rolls leather so boxes btters 20 sets wheels 40
bdls spc bors, 600 crates peaches 100 bbs apples,
800 water melons, 81 blocks and sile, 10 bales hair
Tor Canada, hhds and tierces tobacco 200 pkgs to
order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 2s-Forenoon.-Consols at % for
money and account. $500, ooo
American securities fat; United States 5'2O's 1862,
coupons. S3t do do 1865, S22 do do 1861, S2 DO DO
l0-4Os, &c; Illinois Central shares 944
FRANKFORT, Aug. 2S- -Forenoon.-United States
o-2ys firm at sS5.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2S-Forcnoon.--C Cotton dull;
0ra, oooo bales: Middling uplands 13sd Middling
oifeans l5z C9 l3bd. Other articles unchanged.
aaI IN Aug. 2s-Atternoon closed at
sot Ior money and account.
1861 S3s. do ~ See9rt1es rmer; United States 5-20s
steady & o uS 1865 old, s34 do do 1867 S2.; Stocks
TTvEpnn @ snafes, 234 Illinois Central shares 94i
NfiddIna UUI, i, aug 2s-Atternoon duff:
eao0 haI pts ipoa i3ld; Orleans l3R aD 13sd: sales
oooo pass, ioVo OF which We're taken tor ey1ot and
specuiauoh. breadstuifs dull: CalSornip W.
articles unchanged a us 81. other
quotaiiOnsof merchandise for the week oiosing
terday;-Soc ock in wal ehouse in Havana and N yes
zas 36l 900 boxes and 5000 hhds; exnorts t 'ah ~
week from Havana and Matanzas to ioreion Vc % one
tries 600 boxes; to the United States 75oa boxn
Operations for the week have been limited owing 70
a scarcity of classes demanded for shiument and
the market closed irmer at 81 a. s3 reals % arrobe
for Nos 10 to l2 Dutch standard and 81 0 iOI reals
Nos Is to 20 do Moasses Sugar firm at 6I 90 reals
" arrobe Muscovado inactive; iair to good refining
| u q s reals v arrobe. FTeights-Sugar box to
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
MAssAOHUsETTs.

Boston, Aug. 29.-Fire broke out this morn
ing in the building 81 Chatham street, occupied
by the National Chemical Company and by
the proprietors of the Boston Shipping List
as composing and press ROOM also by Bernard
Carr. job printer, Charles g. Nazro, S. Proc
tor and others The fire was supposed to have
been caused by spontaneous combustion Of
some chemical stock of the Chemical Compa
ny, and the press and printing material of the
Shipping List were both destroyed. The loss
es in aggregate will be about $4,000, on which
in most instances there is full insurance.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
pI.ANs OF THE PRESIDENT.
IOWA.
SEVERE sToRM-cAsUAITtrs

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.cThe heaviest storm of The
and resulted in much damage. The f,n;ah;,
train on the Rock Island Railroad was on q
small bridge near Newton, Iowa, when tbe
bridge gave way precpitating the locomotiinuee ine
and two cars into the water. Barney Lock
the engineer, and Horace Snow, brakeman
were killed, and Charles Murray, freman. had
his leg broken. The house of George Wheel
er was struck by lightning near the same place,
and Mr.. Wheeler was instantly killed. AT
Mitchellville, 18 miles east of Newton, three
houses were struck by lightning, killing one
man and severely iniuring two others.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
PENNSYLVANIA.

NEWS FROM HAYES ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 28.-The British brig
Helen, from Ivitgul, Greenland, reports that
the steamer Panther, with Hayes Arctic ex-
ploring expedition ON board, sailed from Ivit-
gul July 9th for Clisco Island, north of Green
land, whence the Panther was going to Mel
vile Bay, Smiths Sound Previous to the ar
rival at Ivitgu the Panther had been at Julian
Sahah and Kaasmint, where the expeditionists
had been in the interior and taken photographs
They were all well on board.
FIRE IN COAL MINE.
New YORK, Aug. ga special dispatch
from Wilkesbarre, Penn dated midnight last
night, states that in the afternoon fire broke
out in the Pine Ridge collery, two and a hall
miles above that place. The fire caught at the
entrance of the mine and burned with fearful
rapidity. The widest excitement prevailed as
thirty men were at the bottom of the mine
The fire originated from the explosion of fire
damp. About a year and half ago this mine
took fire and burned furiously for several
weeks, but was finally extinguished by being
smothered out. The Superintendent of the
mine reached Wilkesbarre at IL o'clock in the
afternoon, and reported that al the men were
rescued alive. The mine is still burning, but
the men having been rescued it will soon be
smOthered out
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-30
M -A.RI N Il N EWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND

nj Saturday, Aug. 2s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York - mdse ia
Henry Fox. ~
Steamer New England, Field, St John, NIB, via
Eastport tor Boston. p 80
Sch Day Ster, tBr) Dawson, Cornwalls, Ns-weod
and dry fish or market.
Sch Noel (Br) Macomber, Windsor, NS,-pIaster
for market. f3tZ
Sch Warren Sawyer, Smith, Georgetown, n,-coal to
Rolling Mills.
Sch May flower, Thompson, Boston.
Sch Boston, Griffin, Boston.
Sch Col Eddy. Day, Boston. '=
Sch Highlander Rogers, Salem.
Yacht Surprise, Quinn, Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, Halifax, ,NS-John Por-
teous. -'
Barque Blanche Howe lngersop, Montevideo or
Buenos Ayres R Lewis d. Co.
Barque Allen, Tarr. Sagua, in ballast
Barque Hunter, See, Sagua, in ballast.
Sunday, Aug go.
ARRIVED.
Barque Andes. Sheppard, Philadelphia.
Brig Ospray, (ISr) OultoD, Havana, a,-melado and
sugar. TO keGpath. Lost two men on the passage
OF yellow fever. Spoke, 25th, South Shoal light
ship Reliet,-all well.
Brig Maud Potter, (Br) Shields Matanzas, -mela-
do to Machin.
Sch j III French, Burgess. Savannah.
Sch Seventy-Six, Teel, Georgetown-coal to Roll
ing Mills.
Sch Bertha Souder, Wooster. Philadelphia.
Sch Cynosure, Pinkham, Bay Chaleur-160 bbls
mackerel.