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DIED.

At kent's Hill 14th inst. George William son of
William and Ellen Chase of this city aged Is years
10 mos 81 days.
eY Funeral services Mt Western Cemetery Friday
18th inst, at AM. Friends are invited to attend
In Bangor 14th inst Abbie T., daughter of Daniel
and Rebecca hutchinson, aged Il years.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17

CAUGHT IN THEIR INFANcy.-John Brack-
EFT, young man of this village. went up the
stream last Wednesday, and, while on shore
came upon litter of young Loupcerviers.-
He Immediately gave chase to the varmints
and succeeded in catching two of them. The
mother heard the cutlery of her offspring, and
rushed to their rescue. In her haste to spring
upon the invader, she missed her mark and
went into the stream. He made his escape
with his booty, which he brought to town.
lPresque Isle paper.
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTS


4 n INFANTS BLANKET, on Pine or Con-
IA gress streets, it Is thought, between Dow and
Green streets.
The finder viii confer great favor by leaving II at
the store of W. l.. WILSON, Congress street. jl6lt
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LATEST BY EVENING PAPERS.

Rumored ceto Of the Confscdtion bill-Guer-
rittd warfare in Tennessee-Neic instruc-
tons to Governors respecting enlistment.
New YORK, July 10.
The Times dispatch says the President has
been engaged all day writing message on the
Contiscation Bill which it is rumored he will
veto.
The Tribune's dispatch thinks he will sign
the bill, but his message will recommend sup
Elemental bill to remedy certain defects in the
original one.
The Times states that there are rumors
which are credited of Cabinet changes.
The reply of the Border States representa-
tives to the President is withheld waiting his
action on the confiscation bill.
1t is stated Messrs, Fisher, Blair, Casey.
NOEL, and Maynard favor the emancipation
scheme, but the Others all oppose it.
NASHVILLE, July 49,
The guerrillas have fallen back towards Nc
lnninville. Our loss in the late battle was 30
killed and 81 wounded. The rebel loss was so
killed and 100 wounded. The citizens take
good care of the wounded and have buried the
dead left by the rebels. The citizens are ac-
lively enlisting in the home guard, and REIN
forcements are arriving. No danger is appre-
nended to this city.
WASHINGTON, July 10.
general order has just been issued, that
in organizing new regiments of volunteers,
Governors of States are authorized to appoint
in addition second Lieut.. for each company.
who shall be mustered into the service at the
commencement Of the organization, with au-
thority to muster in recruits as they are en-
listed.
Any recruits after enlistment. found unfit
for service by medical inspection, shall be dis
charged and all expenses deducted from the
pay of such second Lieutenant ANY officers
thus appointed are only entitled to be paid on
muster and the pay roll of his company, and
II falling to secure an organized company
within reasonable time designated by his
Governor, his men will be transferred to some
other company, his appointment revoked and
he discharged without pay unless his Governor
thinks proper to give him position in the
company to which his men are transferred.
Recruits will be sent to the regimental rem
devious at least once week. If found unfit
for service, they will be discharged forthwith.
As soon as the organization of a regiment is
complete, it will be carefully inspected by the
mastering officer Of the State who will see
that at least all the minimum number of each
company is present. No absentees. unless in
the hospital, will be counted. Officers will be
mustered into the service only on the authori-
ty of the Governors. Until the regiments are
organized and their muster rolls completed
they will be under the exclusive control of the
Governors of States, and all acquisitions for
quartermaster's, medical and ordnance stores,
and contracts for substance, will, if approved
by them be allowed, and not otherwise.
special to the Boston Journal from WASH
ington, says: The President has been mac
cessible to visitors since Monday, and there is
much uncertainty in regard to his treatment
of the confiscation measure passed nv Com
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17

sD- John Jameson Cornish, has received
the appointment of P, master in the army.
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MARRIED..

In this city 18th inst, by VIM Clark, Mr. Harris c
Barnes TO Mrs Lereda March, both of this CITY,
In Exeter 18th inst, Mr. Francis Sawyer to Miss
Sarah Morgan, both OFF,
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City OF Portland.
In board Of Mayor and Aldermen.

CHty OI fOft10mus
In Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
July IA, 1862 I
ON the Petition of Messrs Dclano & Quinn for
" License TO erect Stationary Steam Engine on
the westerly side of Franklin Commercial Street
Ordered. That Monday the fourth day Of August
next, At four O'Clock 4. NJ. at the Aldermen's Room
be assigned for the consideration thereof and that
said applicants give notice thereof BY publishing this
order in the Portland Daily Press four times the
first publication to be at least fourteen days before
hand that all persons interested may be heard there
Attest, J. NJ HEATH CITY Clerk
Copy-Attest, J. N. HEATH. City Clerk.
jull1sd4t
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
"Wednesday. July 10.
ARRIVED.

"Wednesday. July 16.
ARRIVED.
Sch Arno, Crockett. st John NIB for Roxbury
Sch Fannie Mitchell, Hamilton, Bangor.
Sch Abaco, Fletcher. Bangor for Boston
sch Melrose, Kent, Machias for Newburyport
sch Atlantic, Toole, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Georgia, Alley, Ellsworth for Boston,
Sch Foster Brown, Mibridge for Boston
Sch Splendid. Mitchell, Harrington for Boston
Sch Victory, Candage. Buehill for Boston,
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Queen of the South. Chapman, Bath, j b
Knight.
Sch L Tilley, CDR, Melee, ST John NIB, Thomas
Paddock.
steamer Chesapeake, CroweIl, New York Emery
Fox.
LAuNcHED-At Machias 1lth inst by Longfcl-
low & Son, fine bark Of about 800 tons, name I'M
known.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
liz Il Nj O " A ~
THE BOOK
d
j ON PAINTING
Establishment
FOSTER g. GUSHING,
Has been removed from the once over casco Bank.
W thc ohct oi tne
DAILY PRESS,
CORNER OF MIDDLE AND EXCHANGE Sis.
FOX BLOCK.
Directly over the Magnetic Telegraph Office. Fourth
Story, where all varieties of
Plain and Fancy Job Work,
VIII be promptly attended to on the most liberal
terms
ENTRANCE s2l EXCHANGE STREET,
Orders lef at the eountng-room Of the Daily Press
and Maine State Press. head Of first fight Of stairs
viii be promptly attended to.
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LEGAL.

'IRU0To80 oAL1s<WAsvsas;S g - Or A..
i Of JsAs, A. D. 1857, Jamss n. k,.,ish ~
6anh J. 1slbh, III WI. s1ssoied - ~ ii,ss,s
Doolan - Trustee. certain Deed of Tr.ss CO.
veying 70 mid frasess the lad n Scott co.n,,
lows. described - Follows to-vit: 1hs a.. ~
Of the southwest quarter Of section No a.. Ts1
in township No. seventy -nins 79) aor,h. al 49,
No. one l east Of the 5tA r. n. said assS -
Trust being recorded amosgst the record. ~ IA
Scott ceanty. j ~, % the I day 81 Jrns \
81, In book IL" as page 81, which aid con,..'
anes Vas made BY the sAid james n. Fnyl;.h ~,
~its !es shs psrpese Of sss1,isg The pay.en, ~ :
certain promissory note and The in,eres, ,h.,s.
.igned By the ssid james u. Eneli,h. ds,.a ,hI
4sh day Of june, 4. H. 1871 to the order Of ~
ert Fleming, and payable - follow. for The 80
OF SIX hundred and SIXTY Ihrec 33-lC0 do,,..
~ SS) payable on he Ash day Of Jss,. 4. ID
And nov. said peosissory ssts hayi,. h..or.
due and payable and the seid james nj nSI,.h
paving failsdto pay the same, /. Willian Dosi.n
trustee - Aforesaid, do hsssby eivs ri.
Puoiic notice. that By virtue Of the poveS vh;.h !.
n me vested BY said Deed Of Trust,f viii ON Tn...
dsy, the 10th day Of June, 4. b. issa :.
me nouf oftcn s'clo:k 10 the forenoon - ~
DAY, at the Court House door 70 the city az NJ
export. expose and offer for saie. st rubl;e ~
ZION, the parcel Of land abeve described ., ~
@ucn thereof - shall b necessary 20 sati,f,
And pay the amount Of said note. with The IL.
",est thereon - the day Of sale, together vi,h
- sno c0s's AND expeoses attending said sale.
oosss o. this notice and Trussss's tees.
Ds'eo TIE 9Th day OF May, A. o. 1879.
r,o ~, WILLIAM DOOLAN.
Trustee.
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Illinois Central Railroad.


~ -s:s::e ~. ~ 2
AN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Y 81, trains will leave from the Grand Central
4, pot, foot OF Lake and South Water street,
trough Exprsss, I At $50 M. arriving at
iai y, exc, Sundays, cairo at 4'oo NJ.
81 This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, st.
i.oiia, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation, AT 800 p II, for Cairo and Way
Train, Stations, arriving at Cairo OF
E.ery day, $40 = NJ next day.
~ This Train, on Saturdays, will run only to
l. .5ana I .ains arrive ut Chicago at 1l:O5 A NJ
a.. 9:30 NJ.
n Tickets and information, apply at the ofic
7. tie Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trims will leave Chicago: Leave Wood Lawn:
G:0AM 6:t5 M
e:45 AM 9:25Au
1900 NJ 12.55PM
300 PM 345PM
600 M $50 NJ
w. Il. ARTHUR, Genr Supt.
W.P. JouNsoS, Gem Passenger Ag't. no2ctf
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Michigan Southern u Lake Shore
RAILROAD.
AN AND AFTER NOVEMBER 80, AND UN-
til further notice traiYs will leave Chicago as
az follows:
600 a NJ daily (except sunday via Old Michi-
gan Road, correcting at Elknart with train
on Air-L Lime Road, at White Pigeon with
train for Three Rivers, at Adrian win
trains for jackson, at Airline Junction
with trains FOR Detroit.
AIGHT EXPRESS.
G:3C n do'ly xcept Saturday via oid 'icn-
igan g. ,nnectingat Adrian with trains
for De il.
Train afrive from the East at lO:45 d ana
400 81,
An the ~ 70 trains make regular connections
tr.iunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
, II. Boston, Philadeli hia, baltimore and al
J., ats Fast. -,
'r,1-,. new Sioe,nug Coaches. with all mod
-, improvements run on Night Trains.
'!g,rrueb Ticke!s can be obtained ut tho Com
,.ey's nee. 81 Clark street, under Sherman
sc. Or a. the Depot, corner OF Old Van Buren,
m .9lcrr - G.."tts- t'..'i. ~. Una
i rs H. CAmPBgLL, trcai Wes.-rn Agt
oonH sup't Tocdo,O. dc3a
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Chicago anil Rock Island Rallrea d
SUMNER ARRAIoEKEHT, 1859.

IN AND lF1vR MONDAY, NAY sru. x2
~ and until tarthsr modes, treins vii leave
davenport daily, Sundays s1cspted, ss follows:
Ast mall tr81n ~. IVs0O n n.
Trains arrive 1t Davenport daily, Sundays q.
cepted, Is follows:
ID mail trsi in at................... .535 P. y.
All trains over this route are in direct connexoa
atChieago with trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De.
tfoit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Pittsburg, Dunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba.
oy, Now York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and WASH
ington. Also at LaSalle with trains Of the Illi-
nots Central Koad-North TO Galena and South to
II Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions Is to the destination Of
thsir baggage, also to procure tickets before taxi
Ing their seats in tho cars, as the conductors col
iect fares only to stations tho line Of the Chi
ssgo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent:
Davenport, May 3, 1861. dn
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lDiss0lsstiO,s ~ p0rsNsrshtp.
THE FIRM OF THOMPSON 1 BROWN 1S
l this day. SOLVED BY mutual consent. All
debts Of the firm TO Be settled BY James Thomp-
500, Mr.. Brown retiring from the firm. Mr..
Thompson viii continue the business At the old
stand, where be will always b ready 70 wait upon
all customers-thankipg the public for ali past fs-
voss, he hopes to merit continuance Of the same.
September ., 1851.
JAMES THOMPSON,
10-dt0 IRA BROWN
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GREif CONSOLIDATED ZINE
s'iacinnati & Chicago air Line
ISaeazEI road.

LOFTY NILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
to Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Louisville.
Two Express Trains leave West s dc Union De-
pvt, chicago, as follows:
~ $ NJ. daily, except uniay.
At tlo n, tally, except Saturday.
arrive Mt ic:l5 NJ, ani l0:45 PM.
larvu.h tc Cincinnati and In iirnapolis without
chan &C Of cars
ile1int Sleeping Cas- on Night Trains.
Iins to Cincinnati eleven hours.
:, iar ugh tickets may be obtained a. thc principal
h"sraad Offices in tho North West, and the Com
tie Shcr nan House.
JOHN BRANDT, I Gent STUNT.
Z. r.. FOLl.ETT, GenI Ticket Ae't
n. .M0ORs. Ag't, Chicago.
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~ Slid Erery,eAere-by
ALL WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS in the lsrgeI cities.
Some Of the
Wholesale Agents in New York City.
Shlefeln Brothers l. Go Harral. Risley L Kitchen
Is. A Fahnestock, Hull bush, Gale l. Robinson
l. Co. NJ Ward, Close 4 Go.
d d Sands b Co. McKlsson Robbins.
Wheeler l. TART. ID Barnes 4 Co.
james ) Aspinwall. Wells Co.
Morgan 4 Allen. Laxelle, Marsh 4 Gard
Hall, Ruckel h 20. ner.
Thomas 4 Fuller. Hall, Dixon 4 Co.
r. d. Urvis. Conrad Fox.
AND OTngKs.
Philadelphia, Pa,
T w DyottA Co. Rober. Shoemaker 4 Co
AND 0THEhs.
Boston, Mass.
Geo . Goodwin Co. 3 %s't %;ssa Potter +,
Also, all WHOLESALE DRU0olsrs ct
Chicago, ILL.,.
St. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati, O.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Buffalo, N. T.,
AND BIZ
DRu0Grsrs, GRocERs, Srox KEErHss and RsTAlL-
Frs generally in all the C0rxTRY
Towns and VILLAGKs
In the
UNIT % TAT ED.
D.4V.E.VPORT 10 va,
a Sold ~
STRVEEs0H 4 CARN ARAH
LIE CLAIRE ROW.
NOM As 20 W E L l..
Pvsr OFFICE sUlLDlNo.
Z. 8. BuLORD,
Is LIZ cLAIRE now. 81
vs se ~ :as
W. ". PAR * E r,
UNION DsUa s1osE.
4r .,a ss .t
,.; Ass :, y: Dssssi's'. sses.hs''s' ~ =
"a Cssasry Dealers esa order - shove.
Or a1drsss srdess diroet--(or n Prices, TSs0s
e. sse desired, - send for (les7) Cifssses'
NJ HENRY 4. cosTAA
~ .latAlTAS4 III 7. n
RnDcnAL DsRse~4less lSi1 Opposite
i ~ 81. NteAolas He,eds 1eU - g II
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EsklE RAILWAY.
~ p Yi Issss:ii;;E : s V.5sSSa1iIsss:sss

EsklE RAIL WAY.
81 fss57z.:sszE;;;zEs55 s 9s@
Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route, to
NEW YORK. BOSTON
.1.FD ALL EdSTERF CITIES.
Carr,i,e the Great Wo.ter AID North.
" estePn United ststes IN aAls.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
~ buffalo, daily, on the arrival of all trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close connec-
tlOus with trains fr"m leveland, Chicago, Mil.
wauAee, st Louis Burlington, keokuk, st Paul
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa City. &c the only cars
running through from the Lakes to New York
City
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
as by any other Route.
Be particular and cal! for tickets via Erie Rail-
road which are sold at all the principal railroad
fices in the West.
This Road affords facilities for shipment of
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily. making close connections
through to all points West and quicker time than
ever before m de on any line.
For Freight rates, enquire Of j Oatman, $40
broadway, Chas Thurman, 1913 Broadway, N Y;
o Il + Archer, IS South street, \ Y; 5 Dunlap,
10 Stste street, Boston Eric Railway Office, "a
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAS. MINoT, Gent sup't, NY.
E. s. SPRINGER, Western Agent, Chicago, Ill.
A. BARBER. Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
anti
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G.iicago n Northwestern Railway.
1862. SPRING ADVANCEMENT. 1s
~ M W ~

ISI2.. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1862.
C N q ~ 80
Ecckfo-d. Beoit, Freeport, Gaena, Dunleith,
j ssville. M.dison, i.acro. sc. Prairie du Chien,
~. PAUL, Fond iu Las Oshkosh, WATERFOWL,
iefiin, and all p,ints liz Wisconsin, Minnesota.
AJ,t.eTn LIMOS and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
ulA Eor,h western Railway. Running through
v,favnt change of cars to Janesyille,. WATERFOWL,
teal IN Lac ana! Oskosh, and connecting at La
tiosse and App eton with u. :. Nail Goa ches and
steamers, afordlng tho direct and expeditions
,outr 10 all points in tho NORTH and NORTH
\, ~
.ains leave Chicago as follows:
Express -l2.2DPM
h'l9 Passengers $40 I
~ New al elegant sleeping cars are ran I'M
al Night Trains.
GEO L. DUNLAP, Sup't
+. ~ WITT ROBINSON, Geni Ticket Agt.
,nhT-tf
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Notice.

sVOttce.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOrORp
1 existing between She under .igued, in ths
Boo and Shoe business, under the name and stvls
Of Jamison Murdoch, il this day bv Inn.
itation. J. ". Jsmison will continue the businss,
and collect the debts Of the late 6ru.
-. .a@.r AS ] ,W..JANISON
s sPN1id!r 10 ssaaan d. :. MURDOCH.
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s0SRUSTggS SALg.-WAereae.T . 80 =
L day - Nove0bse. 4. D., loao john Rsylip
executed unto Austin Corbia q Trustee, : csrtsis
dssd Il trust; e ..ia T,as..: .he land
~it: The norsh-s.se quarter Of section No.
twelve (l2,)i in townshlp 40. ssvsnty.pine no
north Of range No. one ~ east Of the Sth P. \.
according 70 United ctsteo sarvey-consaininx
.ne hundred ead sixty acres Of land, more lees.
.ixtesn (le.) tosnship No. seventy nine (79,)
north Of range No. svo east Of the 5th r. H..
oom0enSins north of the northeast corner thirty
tso rods thenoe west sixty( So rods; thence
. oth thirteen and one-third (lS5S) rods shsus<
sas. sasY iso rod. there auth .aiIts:s and
cont lining ~. )ssrss, more Of lees which .aia
convsyancs vas made BY the said John Ravlin for
toe purpose Of securing the pay mept Of tvslvs Ger
tain PromissoTy notes IN the interest thereon
signed y s.id John Ravlio, dated The Ssh day q
Six tor the sum Of six hundred dollars each, due
November Let, ls6s, 1851. 1869, 1868, 1854 and
1865, ami six other notes for the sum Of four
hnadred dollars each, dss Nay LIST, 1861, 1852,
1868, 1864, 1853 and 1866.
And now, said ID Of last named notes having
kavlin havipg tailed 70 pay the sams, l, Aust,I
Corbin. Trustee - eforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that BY virtue Of the owe,
which isin mo vested by said Deed Of Trsst, viii
on " ednesday, the 9th day Of May, AID. 1862, .,
the honr Of nine o'clock in the osernooa ofsaid day
at the Court House door in the city Of Davenport,
expose and offer for sale, 1t Public Auction,
the parcels Of land above described, excepting
the northeast quarter Of the north east quarter
Of said section twelve (l3,) in township seventy
nise -, north Of range one a. east Of the 5ih
+. n .-wh oh was solo on the 9th day Of Nov
ember, 1851, to satisfy the note due November LIST
1861 tor Sn0O, book 81, deeds Scott Co. recosds
Or so much thereof shall be sufficient to satisf,
and pay the amount Of said note, viii
tho interest thereon to the day Of sale,
together with all tho costs and expenses 1t.
tending said sale, costs Of this notice and Trus-
tees fees.
Dated the Sd day Of May. A. D., 1852.
AUSTIN CURBIN,
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Costar's Rat, Roach, &C Eztsrminatof.
CostarS
Cos .ar's Bed-bug Fxterminator.
Costar's
Cc.tar't Electric Powder for Insect, &c.
HISS, SOC AND 81 90 Boxes, BorrLrs AND FLAsxs,
So AND IS FUR PLANT ATOMS, SHIPS, bOATs,
HoTELs. &C., &c, &c.
CAUTiON!!! To prevent the public from
being impose upon BY Np"riovs and Highly Per-
nicio.s mutations. new label has been prepared,
bearing facsimile OF tho Propr,etor's signature.
txamine each box, bottle, or flask carefully be-
fore purchasing, and take nothing but e'COS.
TAI
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st Sleeping C.ss ~ Night Trains
9.uyyuDe Checked ThyC ugh.

1hkoUGn TICKETS for sale IN AL principal
t'is@.i OIL es in the u est. at sue General Off &C.
= M.ToF Luke and Dearbon streets, (unier the
fremont II cuse, Chicago. ana at the Depot.
K.N. RICE, Genr Supt.
j. " SIXTH, Western Pass. gent. dc6
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NEW YORK.

~ -
qa eassa@f
)
70 Dessrsy--Rats, Roaehss, &e. G3s3
q, Destroy Mice, nGles and Ants.
10 Dsstrey-Bed Bugs
70 D..troy--Yoths il Fun, Clothes, <e.
70 Destroy Mosquitoes and Flsas
70 Das'voy--Insects on Pants and Fowls.
10 Dsst'oy-1nseeis on Animals, 10.
10 Desiroy--Every form and species q Vsfmin.
l(l!l||||||||||||||||k4
.oNLY NFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN"
Destroy Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
V E r M I N.
Those Preparat lions unlike al othsrs) a.s1
Free from Poisons."
= Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the premises 7"
"They como ont of their heles to die"
"12 years and more sstab.i he'd in New York City.
Lsdby--ths City Post Once
Used blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
U.ed blythe City Steamers, Ships. b.
Used blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses, 10.
Lscd BY the City Hotels-Astor--St. Nicholas
Uzed blythe Boarding Houses, &c, 10.
U.ed by--more than $4,000 Private Families.
~ See one or too Specimens Of what is Euery-
,chers said BY the People Edaors-Deslsrs, dc.
HOUSEKEEPERS--tro troubled with vsrmiu need
bs so no longer, if they use "CosTAK's" Extermi-
majors. We have used it 10 our satisfaction, and
il a box cost IS We would have it. v . had tried
roisons, but they effected nothing; but "Costars''
article knocks the breath out Of Rata, Mice, koa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quicker than We can write i.
1t is in great demand all over the countsy.-Nedi-
ma o. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County By veru in. than would
paw for tons OF this Rat and Insect Killer.-L0s-
caster Wis Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR-We arc selling your
preparations rapidly. Whereve. they have been
used Rats, Mice, Reaches and Vermia disappear
rapidly.
iokxs STouFreR, Druggists, Windsor,
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! AL,aESay'S PATENT BUSTERS
arc run on Day EXPRESS Trains.
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al asaas 81 81 -sS4<sss aeasacs sBsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
Sharp Fight near LaycTgme-The Rebel.
Twice RepuISed,

Twice kepulsed.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. I0-C0onel Stanley
ha'thcws, commanding q brigade in Van
covers division, had a sharp fight yesterday,
five miles north of Lavergnc, while foragIng
He commanded the 5lst Ohio and 2Ist Indiana
regiments, and the 2Ist kentucky infantry
with one gun OF Swallows 7th Indiana battery
escOrting fifty forage wagons. Ten men and a
sergeant OF the .2lst Kentucky were left for
guard AT Dobhyns Ferry, and the wagons
were filled. when Wheeler's rebal cavalry
brigade, the 18th Tennessee infantry, and ful
battery, attacked the rear. The 2Ist Ohio and
35th Indiana Were taken back by Matthews at
double quick, and i'll thirty minutes the enemy
was repulsed. The wagons retired rapidly to
camp, escorted by the 5lst Ohio, the Sth Ken
lucky forming the rear guard.
Half an hour later the enemy attacked us
again III our rear, and, after sharp fighting,
were repuised, and the brigade returned to
camp without losing a wagon. Lieut.. Colonel
Bale, OF the 35th Indiana, had the + me of the
left arm badly shattered. Adjutant B. r. Null
Ter, OF the same regiment was killed. Lieut..
J essie hcDanisl. of tho eth K-ntock . sup
posed to have been killed; also two priyates
Besides We had twenty nine wounded men and
nine missing. Five wounded and one dead
They were conveyed 10 DIR. Charleston's resi-.
dence near the field.
The rebel loss was severe, but the number was
not ascertained We got one prisoner.
General Rosecrans and other generals assert
that the affair reflected great credit Oh Colonel
Matthews. The troops behaved splendidly.
Matthews was thrown from his horse in the
action and was badly bruised. His left arm is
useless present.