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The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04

The Republicans of Windham. and all others who
support the State and National Administration, will
meet at the Town House in said town ON Wednesday,
August 9th, att O'Clock p. NJ, to choose delegates
for the Congressional District Convention holden al
Auburn August sh and also TO choose delegates for
the Congressional District Convention, holden al
Portland August 18th
Per order of the Town Committee.
Windham, July Goth, 1862.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
Correspondence of the Press.

WrLToN.-A correspondent in Wilton in
forms us that Wilton has furnished her full
quota, under the late call of the President, q
men and pays them a bounty of 800, and has
just sent S64 to the Sanitary Commission for
the use of sick and wounded soldiers.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
Por,In nd Pos. once MnilArr.nge men,..

WEsTERN-Arrives at 1910 and PM. Closes at
7.45 AM and 2 PM.
EASTERN-Arriyes at Las PM. Closes Mt II NJ.
STEAMBOAT MAIIl-Arriyes from PASSPORT Me- st
John n b and the British Provinces, Tuesday and
Friday mornings. Closes Mondays and Thursdays
PM.
EUROPE, via Quebec--Coses every FRIDAY at IL NJ.
CANADA-Arrives at As PM. Closes at IL NJ.
COUNTRY MAILS-Arriycs about PM Closes at
PM.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
Caucus-Westbrook.

The Republicans of Westbrook and all others who
support the State and National Administration, will
meet at the Town House in said town Saturday
August 9th, at O'Clock Il. NJ, to select delegates for
the Congressional and Senatorial Conventions
Per order of Town Committee.
Wcstbrook, Aug. !, 1862.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sailed from Galway 18th ult. bark Elizabeth Leav-
lit. Hallett. Arcbangel.
At Llsnelly 18th ult, brig Uranus, Coombs to
load for Bermuda.
At Remedies 10Th ult. brigs Joanna. Wade, for do
81 Harriet. Titeomb, from Portland, just ar; sch NJ
Sewal, Pomroy. from Bangor, disg.
Sailed 10Th, sch Starlight. Pettengill, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
SPOK EN-.

July IL. lat 45 S. Ion 80 40 ship Ellen Austin Ger
rish. from New York for Liverpool.
July 20, lat % 40. Ion ~ "a. brig Arabela, from
Aspinwa for New York
July q, lat "A % Ion So 90 bark Frances Secor FIN
81 days from smyrna for New York.
July IS. of Cape Hatteras, brig William Mary
from Zaza for New York
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
AND
I'd Senatorial District Convention.

The Republicans, and all others in the County OF
Cumberland, who in favor of sustaining the pres
ent National and State Administrations, and for the
speedy and final suppression of the existing wicked
and groundless rebellion against the best government
in the world at whatever of life and property,
are requested to send delegates to meet in the NEW
CRY HALL, in Portland, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1862,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the purpose of NOM
mating candidates for
REGISTER OF DEEDS,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
COUNTY TREASURER,
SHERIFF,
COUNTY ATTORNEY, and
FOUR SENATORS.
Also to elect County Committee for the ensuing
year.
Each city and town will be entitled to two dele
gates and one delegate in addition for the first fifty
votes and one delegate for each one hundred votes
(above ffty) and delegate when the fraction ex-
ceeds fifty votes, cast for the Republican candidate
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines The for from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04

yention is to be held at Ellsworth on the Goth
inst.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
DISASTERS.

The sch which went ashore the Graves below
Boston the Zulette, of Ellsworth Her masts
and sails taken to Boston by wrecklng sch Mo-
sele, Tower.
Sch Madonna, Veaze, from Bangor, to discharge
in coming into Newport inner harbor, grounded on
South Point, Goat Island will probably be obliged
to tighten portion of her cargo before commit OF.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04

From McCleudn's Army-Sotdiers in good
spirits-From Pope's Dirision- McCief-
lan's camp attacked at midnight-Rebet
guns silenced-Negr0es 10 be impressed
and no questions osked-Drgftiag.
WATERLOO, Va, August q
Accounts from Culpepper says scouting par
ties go out daily, occasionally bringing in rebel
scouts. No enemy in force has been discover
ed this side of Gordonsyille.
1t is supposed that strong intrenchments are
being constructed there
Our troops are in such spirits and are so
confident of success that they say they can de-
feat whatever forces may be collected in that
locality.
Gen. Pope was received with enthusiasm.
He reviewed the troops and complimented
them on their appearance and drill
Desertion has been checked much within the
last few days, by stringent orders of Gen. Pope.
several having been found guilty and sentenc-
ed TO be bra nded and drummed out of the
army. Everything is quiet at present in 'front.'
FORTRESS MONROE, August /.
1t is rumored and believed here that the
new Merrimac came down the river and is
hourly expected to make the attempt to come
further down-and one thing authentic-all
the federal gunboats have passed up beyond
sight at the place, or on the river this side.
Last night between II and o'clock the reb-
els opened upon the outer centre of General
McClellans's army, which continued for about
an hour and hall, from four rebel batteries
Of flying artillery, opposite the landing-some
above and some below.
They threw shell of six and twelve pounds,
round and conical, and not one third of them
exploded.
The firing was intended, no doubt, for our
camps but many of the shot fell short and
thereby did little mischief to the shipping
which was laying at the Landing, and at anchor
in the river. Several vessels and steamers
We're struck by fragments of shells, but no one
was harmed by them.
1t is reported nine of our men were killed
and only three wounded 1t being in the dead
OF night and our army expecting an attack in
front, caused some delay before our guns open
ed fire. In about half an hour our seige guns
were brought to bear upon them, and in less
than forty minutes the rebels were silenced.
The firing was very brisk while it continued.
1t is thought the motives of the rebels in
this action was to draw the federal gunboats
down the river to enable their boats to pass
ont
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04

PORT OF PORTLAND.


Saturday, August g.
ARRIVED.
Brig waccamaw. tof searsport) NickeIs, cardenas
Brig c II Kennedy, Ban Cardenas 18th uit
Brig Laurietta. Brown, Philadelphia.
Sch Loduski, Oliver, Somerset Mass.
Sch Caroline, Myers. Machias.
CLEARED.
Bark John Griffin. Parks. Boston to load for New
Orleans. McGilvery, RYAN Davis.
Brig Scotland, Mcclellan, st Jago. Churchill &
CO.
Brig Cook, Perkins. Matanzas. Isaac Emery.
Sch Jas Garcelon, Anderson. Philadelphia, X G
York Son.
Sch White Sea, Littlefeld, New York, NJ b Nick
Sch Brilliant, Moves. Boston, Jos II White.
Sch Utica. Thorndike Boston. Jos III White.
Brown & Sons
Sch Gun Rock. Parker, Lubec master.
SAILED-Wind NV brig A ID Cook.
Sunday. August 3.
ARRIVED.
Sch Rosa, Sawyer, Boston.
~ Brig Chesapeake. of Boston, 29s tons. built at
Richmond Me, in 1854, now at Providence has been
sold to II Jones, of Boston and Barrett Of VIII
mington, Del, for 5000 She will proceed to Will
mington under the command of Capt Bailey, of
Portland
~ Bark Norumbega has been sold at New York
at auction, for S1250.
EF-At Newcastle Me. the Stetson Brothers are
building fine ship of 100 tons; Messrs w Hitch
cock & Co, fine bark of 400; and Messrs Austin,
Aali Co, fine bark of about 500 tons.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
FOREIGN IMPORTS.

FOREIGN IMPORTS.
CARDENAS. Brig waccamaw-4ol hhds 40 ties
molasses Churchill Co.
Brig c kennedy-s7 hhds ties brs molasses. 8
hbds sugar, hhds brl tank bottoms 10 hhds asphalt
tum Pbinney Jackson-7 hhds molasses, do tank
bottoms, teree brl sugar. So hhds asphaltum, q
pipes do, 80 tons do In bulk to Emery Fox.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04

The County Committee will be in session at the
New City Hall, August 10, at O'Clock, A. M
The Chairmen of the several town Committees are
requested forward the of their delegates to
the Chairman of the County Committee soon as
they may be chosen.
BENZ. kINGsBURY, JR.,
CLEMENT PHINNEY,
LUXE BROWN,
o. G. Cook,
ELBRTDGE q. WAGg,
DANIEL ELLIOT,
Republican County Committee.
July %, 1862. I'd
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
STILL LATER

From McClellan's Army-Sotdiers in good
spirits-From Pope's Dirision- McCIef-
ian's camp attacked at midnight-Rebet
guns silenced--Negroes TO be impressed
and no questions dsked-Dratting.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04

MINIATURE ALMANAC-Monday, Aug T.
Sun rises. morn. a SO Length OF days. IA q
Sun sets eve. .......7 10 Moon set. IL 81
High W ater, eve OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D -
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
~ Bark Norumbega has been sold at New York
at auction, for S1250

EE-At Newcastle. Me. the Stetson Brothers are
building fine ship of 100 tons; Messrs w Hitch
cock & Co, fine bark of 400; and Messrs Austin
Aai & Co, fine bark of about 500 tons.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04
PASSENGERS.

PASSENGERS.
In the c ii Kennedy from Cardenas-Messrs ii
Brazier, Jose Vidal James W Gales, Jr.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-04

be allowed quarter section of land at the
close of the war. We can promise many Of
them, including JEFF himself, that they will
about that time, enter section Of land, say six
feet by twos
sH-Eyidently to cast odium upon one of the
Massachusetts senators, the Boston Courier
says:
Henry Wilson is one of those Congressman
who have come home to engage in recruiting
On Tuesday evening Mr.. Wilson addressed a
war meeting in Natick, his Gown town." and
obtained two recruits On Wednesday eve
ming Capt. Mahan, of the Mass. 9th, addressed
like meeting in the same town, and obtained
twenty-nine recruits.
1t might be added that halfdozen able-bod-
led editors of the Courier have made no
speeches, and have obtained no recruits, but
have kept up steady grumblng at those who
have done both.
The NINETEENTH REGIMENT-The Bath
Times says this regiment is filling up very rap
idly. Squads from various localities are COM
ing in every day.
sLB- Lieut.. Lemont of the 9Th Maine,
wounded in the late battles before Richmond,
and taken prisoner, has been released on pa
role, and arrived at his home in Lewiston, Sat
urday afternoon.
10 OF 40 men from Auburn forwarded TO
Portland for admittance to the 18th regiment,
were rejected. Several of the volunteers
sent from this place were also rejected Lew
iston Journal
We have before alluded to the extreme
strictness of the Surgeons examination, and
we think there is danger of being too strict
We know some of the rejected ones are as
capable of enduring fatigue, and can do as
much service as any who have been mustered
in.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-08-13

rSS- by reference TO our aiycr.
Using columns Il viii DO seen that
the Pamela Female Academy, Mrs.
@. I. RANKIN, Principal, will open
for the reception OF pupils on the
first Monday in September next.
Mrs. RANKIN, u a lady Of puperiq5
qualifications and accomplishments,
and too well and ~fayorabIy known in
this community 10 need commcnda.
ton from us.
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.Tng BiTTLE on gATOs G0rGg,
Tire fWef.r Driven ~ fheiF
beats


Special ~ ihs Memphis appeal
TAfaipAugA, Aug u.
The battle 81 Baton Rouge com.
meheed On Tuesday ii baif past four
o eloek, A. NJ, and ended OF 10,
A, N,
Il va q glorious day for lho Con.
federate arms,
Tho fight ragged with great fury.
We drove ihe onomy 10 the sheltor
Of their ganbcnts with great slaught-
81, destroying their tents 81 oom'
missory storcs.
Con. Williams the Federal CON-
mander vas Killed.
We lost heavily IN Geld officers,
but Generals Breckinridgc aud Rug.
| giles are unliur.
Gen. Clark, OF Mississippi, ",
fear, MORALLY wounded. lie lcll al
the post Of duty.
Our loss will not exceed Two hun.
died and city.
The Arkansas was not engaged in
the fight.
Our troops orc in excellent spirit
and eager for q renewal Of the CON.
bat. s. y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-08-13

We learn that our friend BILLIE
WnIraonr, formerly Of the Appeal
JOB Office, Memphis, has purchased
an interest in the above works. We
have known Mr.. whitmore q long
time, and always found him 4 gen.
llcman, correct and straight In all
bic dealings. We think the Variety
Works have gained q valuable acqui.
siiion 10 Mr.. W., and It's customers
will always End him attentive and
polite. lie has cast his lot with Us
for the present, and We bcspcak for
him and Mr.. Keech, his partner, n
liberal share Of public patronage.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-08-13

4 hfsl rata double ~baffeIed. Ion
Ion TVS alaf gun fgr sale, suitable
IN eassly, GaanlIla, ~ Partisan
hangers. rer particulars enquire
"A Che Hran once. fabela,
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J.fILOEcS .srDTYCE.

TllERE wns Committed 10 tho jail d
Il Pamela County, two negro boys, whc
say they belong 70 Peter Brooks, Of Jlolmc.
county, Miss. Their namcs are DICK and
JOHN. Dies Is twcn.y-,hrse ysars old
and black. John Is twenty years old and
n %inulatto.' Tho owner 10 noii6ed 10 come
aud take them ausy.
j. II. JONES, Sheriff nniI
Aug Q neo.swl jailsr Pamela Co.
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paiiat - ~ -
a'sfa - ? fssssf~tf y y
'saHsas e1''&sl f'~4Hr s"'7 :
w V'HH "
80 -
''ss''sf'e ihs s'ts' Wv s''T :,
'ses'eh 'sF' esn fa ~ fsF''e7
ihFse Hahassf 'u'h ~ 'f''1'F
Fmssr
4 a1sfaleh asssf hhwsfi'S. 80
" slaist lAss o. a'iiis F'i'afsi Ef'tJ
" iasl Tennessee "" has" ssf
iaftA
a II alsmsh tlfsel finn hsmpll.
tells ua that tbe 10y Iaat wesk, I
pafiy n Mlsaemlahs lliled, eapIsfffl
and completely destroyed seseh hnn
afsl fshkse soldiers ioaelhss viii
z train u igriyhte ammunlt'eh
wagons atd three huhdfed heFfoes,
IN the hel lbafhesi u WhIslug
Attansaa, o. the n Ffsnels river
OH Informant says Che fahleel
lfew ap N lne n battle, md plscel
ihe negroes y rent ass Mind d
h~feastaoil Tho confederai0s KILLED
one hundred u Ne negroes, and ~
the Yankees except sventy seven
who were wounded. Exserhinaiioi
: nov Che motto Of tho Texans nnl
| Nissominns. and w think II aooi
will he the motto throughout tbo on
tire gouth.
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no We understand that a planter
on tho Mississippi, named peniOlOck
Powell, Who has bess trading and
eonniyins with the Yankees at nclc-
ma, was esrtured recently in Goa.
homa county, BY the Confedcrasss
ard threatened Mat hanging was too
good for him.
We also learn sha. Gen. Alcorn
has been seiacd by the Yankees, and
they threaten 70 ssfvs him the same
way the Confsdsrases do Powell.
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RIM

Ne learn that iha sew milI " ~.
fletcher, about 4 mile from OBJ ely,
sas consumed ~ Gee one night last
week We DID not learn any par.
lioulnrs
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t~g- See notice q M. W. Y.
waldrip Ia another column, who an
nouheos himself a candidate foi
County Treasurer.
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FROM BaToN q

FROM BATON ROUGE.
From the Mississippian.
Gen. Van Dorm has kindly per-
mittcd us to publish the following
dispatch received last night:
II Miles from Baton Rouge,
August 9th.
Maior-Gcn. Van Dorn:
Receiving 0 dispatch that the Ar.
kansas would cooperate. ! attacked
Baton Rouge this morning at day.
light, with less than three thousand
men. -
After a severe struggle Of hvc
hours, we drove tie enemy from all
points 10 the Arsenal and the eover
Of their gunboa.s, taking . number
Of prisoners; several flags, and dc.
stroying a considerable quantity Of
public property.
Ny diminished and exhausted
force could not take the Arsenal,
and the troops were almost pcrishing
for water.
We haze Withdrawn one mile and
. half, but hope to resume the attach
in half On hour.
] think our loss has been as heas,
rs tina. Of the enemy. Gen. Clarl
is mssVally woskded; Col. HINT, 5sl
KY; Col. Thompson, 90 Ky.; Col
Allen, 4th La, and chsrs servcrly.
The effective free Of the enemy.
exclusive Of gun and mortar boats
reported to rs aeabovc Eve thousand
Sigueds J. @, RnEcxlsRspar,
l. MajorG ensral
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WANTED.

a good boo, aud shoe maker i
very much needed IN ranola Such
one could mako a fortune here IN
a shgrt time.
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All A..tt ~
Adss..s ~ ~
0>>ttay,1o l4)xnvxek<1 y
o.. NJ. ))4h. "a IN
80 ...1<.feI /. A.
~ f6ft d4inI a fhs s#6p ~ Oh.
.lfs sI,st, slsh ssuJ
H. A,kssass la ~ 81, a,e~
fIles,y ln.assd fss mii)5 sleys ina
80. I. M a-..h..sa 90 n A.
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Adlninistraior's Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration having been
u granted to the undersigned, Oh the es.
tate Of 9. 7. Bobbi,i, deceased, by the
Probate Court Of Pamela county, Mississip-
pi, Of the July term, 1862, thereof, all per.
sons having claims against I'D estate, are
hereby notified TO come ioswntd and have
The same probated and registered within
the time prescribed BY Law, Or they will b.
barred.
Mas. N. NJ B0BBITT. b
Aue. 6,lhe9.Cw1 Administrators.
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F'nERE we've fl1DxE y 0RORs con.
fnitsed 10 Tho 81 Of lhsola county,
Miss. who say they ~ to d.. =. 81
Crane, Of sunaow4 coO1tIsnna1s -
names are LEA. ELIAS, e1D0W1r. M
U.,;,, an .s.! g. -. y p'ev'aq.lFopsliy,
in. J0NDD, shssa9
Aug 6-3w snd iailsou nooln Co..
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We afo authorized 70 announce W. Y
WALDRlP ~ a candidate ~ ihs oaiee OIL
County Treasurer u ranola county, Al
tho neat October oiaouoni td'
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W lsya Ma sIrIfall4ast ~
ggasnIss sisAases ~ sssssh, ~
stis a ~ Agsf Nee
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~ tsfAshs Hh1 have aty fblamea
4 ne Wa,sfIy Nbftl', q ~ slhsr
tYsts tsIyhsins y lbs lflo Dfh y.
r fssle, afe %fegnftle1 ~ gesafh
them n WafdA fosle : aMes lmmf
lately.
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- h y reported ., vieksbure
that the Ts1srals have commenced
incviae their ssorcs from New Or.
leans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-25
TJT ,SsyE ,IE-s

NOTICE IS hereby given to all whom it may n -rn,
~ that a; sale OF delinquent lands and town
Tor the state ccJnty ana special taxes and due
thereon, for the year d. 1-j9, held the Court
House in Ottawa. La Sale County State o; Illinois.
commenced the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1859, and
continued from day to day pursuance OF Law. the
following described lots, situated in said county
taxed Ia the respectively OF tie persons herein
stated, the - dag Of june, $50 sld to the
subscriber fer ;e thereon for the
A. D. I-Jy, and tuat the time redemption OF
said lots IRON said sale will expire "a years from
the day Of sal Lot one in block thirty seven,
ed in me Of George :. Fisher lot nine block
forty-nine, assessed ia the OF 4. J. Galloway;
both of said being the States addition - O.a
va, La Sale County. Illinois.
Ottawa, Jan. H. 81 W $ EASTOS
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QCINcY, III. Jan. 2d, 1852.
Illinois Coffee.

Some gratifying revelations were made
at the late meeting of the Executive Board
of the State Agricultural Society on the
subject of growing coffee in Illinois A
correspondent OF the Chicago Times says:
The attention OF the Board was called
TO the coffee question more particularly
by the Hon. S. W. Moulton. who stated
TO members present that Mr. Geo r Hotf-
man, of Effingham county, Ill, las year
re;sed t-o jusheA Of co6ts nearly Identical
with The Rio coffee. His seed was sent
him three years ago from Australia, Il is
unproductive the first year, bearing lit
tie the second, and is most productive the
third reason. 1t his estimate thirty bt.sk-
cLs can IL .groaon Per acre. The plant has
every appearance of hardness and OF
adaptabiiity to Illinois soil. Many farmers
in Mr.. Hoii'man's vicinity will plant of it
the coming season.
This plant, it should be remembered,
is not an annual like the Okra that has
claimed some atteation in the southern
States as a coffee substitute, or for mixing
with the genuine coffee, but is the real
article itself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-25

We request trends no: TO draw orders s
ask credit, and viii positively reiSse
for consideration will sell 20 any except for
CASH
may II, 1851 ANDREW LYNCH.
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Has one advantage which is worthy Of especial atten
ton in addition the peculiar character OF tho
s,itch that is its adaptation 20 either light or me-
diuu, heavy work The machine which ut moment
is used On deiicute fabric, in lew moments
arter can be brought bear with the facility
setouRes aud towels of the coarsest description Its
Admiration for family work, is thus remarkable, ana
gives superiority over every other style OF machine
III the market.
In order that these machines may be placed in the
Franklin Family Sewing Machines TO FORTY DOLLARS
ard fre the of cur business for the last year
The entire satisfaction machines giving through
United States and European countries, we are
led believe that determination to manufacture
a PERFECT, SIMPLE, RELIABLE and CHEAP MA
CHINE has been fuly appreciated by the public. This
POLICY will remain unchanged, and as heretofore
machines viii lie allowed leave the Office that
fully warrant in respect. We shall keep
hands at all times general assortment of Sewing
Machine materials.
Needles for all machines be ordered by mail
express Price one Dollar per dozen.
Persons in the country by sending their address,
enclosing letter stamp, have fO Sarded by return
mail, of circulars containing the different
styles Of Machnes, list of prices ard samples ofwork
T.. Richards & Co.
Principal Agents for the v. Vest.
Office and Salesroom 1873 Lake st. Chicago.
E. EIcHARDs late of C. Z. wIswALL W TAPPAs, for
L. CORNELL d Co, merry Agent for
Ioctl2, 'ol.l G. & Il. :. VI.
- These Machines be at OE1oN's Book
Store. F. L. HoYT Agea; for Ott1~. and vicinity
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Jnswranre.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE g. LIFE INSURANCE CO..

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE g. LIFE INSURANCE CO..
N..1DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL.
OFFICE. So WALL 81 PlNESTREETS., Ne" ioRA'
20 AND Il POULTRY, LONDON.
Paid up capital, surplus d reserred Funds $780, 10
IireSted IN Hi5 country 0Uer -------- 3oo'o0o
Yearly RsrenRe, over. Z'ooo'ooo
The Shareholders Personally Responsible for Engage
ments OF the Company. All Directors Must be
Shareholders.
The stock OF the Company, at the Latest Quotations
was 400 per Cent Premum-The e Shares Selling for
go.
Directors and Shareholders in Ne,o York
JAMES BROWN, Esq, FRANCIS COTTENEI, Esq,
Chai,naah Deputy Chairman
EN-. ARCHIBALD, II. b. NJ. Consul
JOSEPH GAILLARD, JR Esq
Frcrvg DI-Tuu ESQ E. +. SASDERsoy, Esq.
urxyv GptyS.,t Eso ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Jr. Esq
Al pern pEII ESQ ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr. Esq.
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