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, 1862-02-25


Caeh on haHd and IL Bank. nk...........
Cash IN the hands ot Agents and IN
Ao:tEase B5ad;. + pr csIi., : siasi:an-
Mortgage Bonds, Per Cent, semi
annual Interest," .--
Rochester City Bonds, 7per ct, sc,1li-
annual interest. .-.-..-..-.-.-.-.-.-.
Brooklyn City Bonds, 6 per CT. semt-
annuat interest. ...-.----.-........-
Hartior. City Bozds, 6 Per CT, SEMI
alnaal interest. st.......................
Jersey Clty Honds, e per CENT ssMi-
,aHsasee aFaa3i sntsts*i; eIfg Bcsls, ii per ssa
ssmi.apluai iplertst. 49,. ..,.,,..
New York CltJ Bonds. per cent.
quarterly Interest. t.,.,.,....,..
THNed 6l6tas Treasury Notes, 1910
rrr cent, s=1l.annuaa interest,".
United Suites Stock. 6 per cent ,sseni1-
Enitcd States stocE, $ Per cent,,ssnl-
ANIMAL tEtE@e5t. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Kentucky state Stack, per Ct, seEsi-
animal 1nser5E ..............-.......
Tennessee state Stock, 6 per ct semi
NV York I siase Stock, ; & per cl,G
Missouri statc STOCK. Pc: Ct. SEMI
osio sfats Stock, per Cent. {, semi! i
giehI9ah Haasa! sssfs Stock, 4 per Ct, sis
1ni:;ssa s:ete stscE, ii; j ps1 Ct. ssi;i.
annual interest," ...x1....-....---....
Sc a!.ares Hartford and New Havea
f'aitrcaG Co2n1ly Stock. -.
80 sh1ft.1 CQuu HyeT E9tlfG3t Eoiu-
1oE Pah3 liaTse BcstoS sild o1ssstef
Esilrosd Company Stock. E..........
80 Ehares Conn. lIyer Co. Scnck..-...
50 shares Citizens Bank Stock. Ha-
50 s',sec5 staEeri EaaE siocE, i u: staf:
ford SprlaSs, Conn. -.-.......... ......
Sc shares Eagle Bank Stock, Proy1-
2@ ssss: shafes = Ksve;a EaaE stosk; { Bos'
I'D III silaIes Safety Fund BszE ; stosE' (
2oe ss eIares Bank fl of lie State of ,iii ais
souri, Stock, S. Louis, Missouri
log shares Merchants Bank Stock,
a5 8 ehares % Mechanics baaE EtacE
ST. Louis, Mo.
| 10: bhares Farmers ard Mechanics
/ Bank Stock, Phi1ade'F'lsa, PENN. ;,
T., shares -Epa Bank Stock. Hsst
1o aota el,asss Ssn naiE: of Hartford Con-
rsnr. Hartft I'd, Conn
1a shares Charter Oak Bank Stock
% s!lasss Git5 Dank siocEs. i Ha5 tioTi
IS gaa; ahafss Exc6zsga i Baak : Stock s )
Hartford Conn.
4e2 shares Farmers and Heehanlcs
m Baan 5hsFss H'a1t1o1d S1tpFd BIZ GGeh stosE
| Hartford, Conn. 1n.........-..:.......
1co shnses MERCHANTS md 1faoufaf
cog sha7ea Phoenix Banz Stock, HaE'
| 2so 81 saaees d; 1 sta:e BaaE s;ocS. aaI;
ford. Conn.
I l55 shsres Conn. River banking ca
10 aa; SITE ahaiiefS: hmereaa SS &4esnge Ban!
sS S'Gs sSaies SeK T,af asEa f cit nxs:i:a Etosi
e@S Ssh sh.5es aesA n5osdxay Es Bank 'stoci
| New York City...-............-..- So
| go ehares Butchers and Drovel
Bank Stock, New York City.
100 shares City Bank Stock, Ne
! 1sa5 5Gaa sEarss ~ B;ax Or the e5:sn5i
Ssa:9 sasss sfSs RssE efe q co%mssss staa
1c5 Ss tSsfes sfh IaaSovc: S BsaE Stock, Es7
To!k City. ....-:.-.....--,,..
so9 shs1:s 1a.gosteE' md Trader
15 I sfales Ssa; Msrssntile @ sf1 BsnE AL stoc
New York
, 1862-02-25
AfuaI RUtitfH,

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ II OF C00K, ss4Super!or Court Of Chicago
March Tern. 1se Tne Bank OF TIE Stste ot Indiana
1ox fh9 use Of tie Branch at La Porte IA Edmund
T. IaE!or tEd Margaret Taylor. his wife: CHARLES 2.
E1nG. Allen Hamilton. Hugh McEnl1ouZh. lessp L.
Wi1tA1s the uEEnoEn heirs Of WILLIAM B. Clifton. the
unknown heirs Cf William H. Day 1dsoa sad Eieazer D.
ChsDhetian--l1 ChaaeeIy.
AnelTft OF the noa.Fes!at1Ce Of Charles D. Boni.
Allen Hamilton, Hugh Mccullough, jesse L Wi!aH1s
the ulkr5T1 1e!5 OF William 3. Chiffon, the un.1oFu
heirs OF y NtilAm H. Davidson, aud Eleazer D. Cham
terl1n defendants above 111ucd having been Fled ia
The Office Of the Cerk Of said Superior Court oF Chica
80. Notice is Aczaby given to the said Charles o Bond,
Ai1ca Haz.:;.oz Hugh Mccullough J2ase l. Tiil:suas
Ihe uaa2En heirs q Vi1ism q Clifton. the unknown
he5ssof William. Il. DaTdson and Eleazer D. Chamber
lain. that the complainant Fled Its bin Of Complaint u
said Court the ChancerY side thereof on the 18th
day OF February. i End that sl511GioiS thercaTGa
sauea OF ssid Court sgRiGst said dstendast
able on tc fsst Monday Of March 1e1f, ts1 as Is by
1aw required.
Hamilton, Hugh Mccullough. Jesse L. Williams. the
unknown Le Us ef llta1 3 Glison, the nnAoEc ses
OF William L DAVIDSON and Eieazer 2. Caa1o5e:laa
si.atl pefA9ray h1 and appear hs1crc sa.9 SuveF
ror Court OF CcaGc Of Coos County cn Tue first d3y
Of the re.t term thereof to be holden vt Caiso le
sa.d CoC,iy, c1 the first Monday Of March laA4 2Ed
plead, answer 6er,ur to the s1n conlpsatustS Dill
Of complaint the same. and the matters and thnsE
therrin charged a1d stated VIII be taken as Confessed
ard decree entered st;siHSs y9u assela9 Sf to n
sTsBK lsaaA. Com7iT's sol1s. fsEs5s3T
, 1862-02-25
:2,ullt1rr.

UMBER.-A. Foster & Co,
IL WHOLESALE and zetaH dealers IA s: Catr, Saginaw
Dooez sad Binds Having On hzad lNSo, dtE AID
vcI cssd stne Offer s. pSces . s1s tae arass
Yaxd, %ask TEasnh slEeA near tAe bride Fosx oh1se
Eox S1M n R-I1ciuaad In oEr HocS ~ E&7ses4
sea- Stfck Boa.tA aa@R 1s&@isa
, 1862-02-25
F1,teItge,set G@eea.

RIEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICH
IN -s& Desrpc:u street, opPoHte tc NEW Post o..
a!e EAs6lssaed OF tae Ekatsin slsEen Ao Ei1a seat
no c.Aef to hny Emily uEled: tae c2n Etve ER
Sss$osT reference Con foffnae e1p1oyor. PsEes do
Fszs help &utd bf .rEytcE = 10 Dearborn seak g
AddEfaH4Rk Et1- T. l. EA1kAAs Eo5< Qz1c5 ZOE AaS
ds1&71SEe
, 1862-02-25

GTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOk
DCOCNTT, ss.-Supertor Court ot Chicago, March
Term 4 D. 1a2. William f. Dor<ctt, Henry D. Baz-
seh and .. Hobart Hills IL AIirGd Goddard and -
Observation-Disclosures.
Ga1l a1a Perkins, that WITT Of attachment issse5
Of tic office Of the Cs:k q tie SUPERIOR Court q
80 at tae Euit et LII; y;aa @ :. D2sEe;E Henry
Of lie said k.irea Gos!aa.d and Perkins for the
Eun Of one hundres! fotty-Rlne and .o1g doIa.s- u
rtcted to the Sheriff Of County, which said
wit Las been returned executed
Now, therefore, unless you, the said Alfred Goddard
Prrk1us shall personally be and appear before
the said Superior Court OF Chicago. On Or before the
Es day of thc term thereof % be ho5sn It the Court
Marc5 D. I65 give special and plead to the said
plAnt action. judgrren. viii be entered against sou,
and ii iayur or the satd william E. Dogsctt Henry D.
8assctt az1 2: Hobart l1s and % much e tle PIP
Judgment and costs VIII be sold to sat!as the
THOMAS 3. CAREER CierE.
I5Ir4Iry1iI6. IL;
, 1862-02-25
pEALFD PROPOSALS ARE IN

CEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
bvITED tnlhe 10Th day Of March, 1s;9 7sla oclocs
H. for supplying fle United States SoH Dept With
5000 brad Of BEEF CATTLE On the hoo1
Tic Cattle to e 6e17ered st Washington Citj. aa1
each animal to average 1so3 pounds groa5 weight; no
spimal admitted which weighs less taan 1oal pounds
grp5s-
Quantities tie Government may rQu11e No tGttle
viii be required under tnia contract he1oIc the 1st day
Of April, 1852
Heifers and Bnlloeks not wanted.
a boud wi.hsood and sufficient security Will be &C.
Government rcser7es to itself the right to paT in
Treasury Note
No lid VIII b entertained when ret n BY sontrac.
tcfa WHO hare prev11usly failed to comply with rheI
contae.s or Wee.e the bidder Is Lot respond
lids 70 be directed to IA. 4. BEEEWlTH, c. s..
q. L, Washington. D. G,
l. FoE1 OF BID:
LAB. do hereby propose to delirer to the GoTeEn
ment good Beef Csstie on The hooff 1,-pee han
cred pounds gtoE5 WeEhE- The Catts 70 6e deifFsFe
at, neeofdirg to the ferms ct The encl6se5 acys
rsencne Tbs Cattle to be weighed On the sca!es aat
the weight determined to he the purchase weight
hc1e>y ag1ce 10 give Eoo1 anu sufficient hoad foi
The fuillment the contract and to EeceiEs trea5i
Notes In payment foE The Cattle ie15n'-td
, 1862-02-25
H5ICHIGAM CENTRAL RAIL-

GREAT 4HSS TEAL ROUTE to NEW YORK NM
&s1LAS1D And TIE CAEApAS.
o. I'D mn SUNDAY No; 81 ssEt Trains 1eava
e. FL @ csssl Urtoa Depot, too: ot 1aas street, q
so 4. K-Day Express te1cert su7aay} :z.fyc= q. NJ
trois a. :;2 2. II. Suspension RttdEa At III
f. ~ Alhaag tl5 s A. NeE ToiE ~
s:1E A-Nsas Expires {e3cers Saturday.. arrives =
uetreis ct ELS 4. ~ SuEaeas:oE Bridge 51It
Aihs.y 615 4 r. New Ferk Il II. HostQe
x.1 T. II.
Cincinnati Tratns Va H. C. Railroad iea7e Chicago Al
SEQ 4 II, MaI Tfs1n 731 F. u. Fast Express atrtya
Il Ghicsgo q f'2a = Il. Eas. E-r:esss = LIDS :. n.
Night Mail Tra..
fhe 10 r. n Train Ies7115 Ca;caSo 77as Through n
Cincinnati without chanze ofca77 OF esgzssa
Sasisarry'5 FRtcEs Dusrcrs ruI1 Oh Day EIp1ES
Tsssn7- EA.ters Sleeping Cas- c1 IL :s:-.t EalDs.
Bsgg1ss ChesseS Tq1oaxh m - p.,x
Offices Ii .ha West at the General C:ace cas=C L4tss
81d DeG.norT s:ErEE, {ur2s1 the E1aG9ls Eo1s41 C4
cage, and st tho Depot
T. !. RICE, tSsue.ei sape.tnteGdsu4
J. II. EATTE. Weste-1 5ssl. Ast.
, 1862-02-25
ASSETS
FNVaI. Afark'tTaL
4 =

@4B ~
lS,M q
2&7 n
sH.,EN A,E3 %
Em0 BA3 600
3,ttA1 HMo %
5000 Gm o
Gm @EN %
E,911 1,H1 %
6N1 500 %
mm @,eD &C
,5i.GaaD 1,;47 70
l25,09 1!2M CO
M5,TN fm,@ 60
M.M3 1900 60
1900 AlM CO
M,@] &,@ %
HGD 1900 60
1000 $3.50 CO
&,W A,M q
7GGN 500 CO
m,Mo 5000 60
2-W HsNH VI
1900 1,w &,
SOTO lD %
5000 5000 El
5,Ma 5m1 o.
1aN 1850 Ul
9.sn M,E} X
1am e.a1 q
21,hN 15,@ q
1e.m 7,1o O
saW1 lA,N1 d
9,M3 M,No @
1860 1a,N3 q
5000 4aD q
11,W0 1a,Mi3 Il
AYE" 44s~ ~
I,zM 15,iM 0
$4,000 4l.sso {,
5a,u GM1 o
: m0U $500 .
N,G0 &Ta {
5,NN $4,000 9
$50 A7s1
4o.Nse R@ {
M,We -M.Glt {
4M0 24,@ I
. ANN 2t,N I
1000 10,551 {
. 1900 1000 |
@,ul3 1900 I
1000, $3.50
5000 1850
10000 10,m
n
:. M.M 1900
:, AGn T,ND
j.. MGf1 EnE
,. -h.@m &Al
:. 4t.M $500
:. M,Go AM
" - -
-: $4,000 2i,Go
- lo.M 1900
=. 5000 &A1
- Hm3 Mom
Y
:. n;M1 E,M1
y
-. ~N I~
" - 80
:. W,W 900
&c
:. M,ED 1860
m -.
:. n,ND 64E]
%.
:. Im @o3
70. -
-. 1890 uM
, 1862-02-25
9p&ciaI RottrE8.

" For the cheapest and best Hair
jeVs3.1. Win Brald1, CuffA Ff1zss3 &C, 50 70 4
e ssa asa saess aesess sas
S1f;S.s1 frfn fe u4trxl Ehe1 adjusted 70 fa' 44ad
E@ Esir JexelIy roGtA:M sfT.y. eae ne11s 1s10
Ec4tfAly =
, 1862-02-25

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
ACADEMY Inns been Iecateds 1T FULTON, LIZ, and
viii oEen Primary academic and COLLEGIATE Courses.
Sept 18th, 6 The College has twelve experienced
ancte both raI ard scientific courses the hacst
tv sttractivc SIoa1d 81 Inc Mai n maay oihr
aeyant:ges WHICH should caif me attention q
raSrNy AND RIFLE TACTICS. SWORD. BATosET AND
GEaS.s1I9 EHEEG1sRs, CoaAoE z,UAvE ND fAG.H ".
ds5ts drtss uniform. TEEs -$175 PEI school year
70! board, furnished room, fuel. lights waesing ard
tuition In every department. Excellent acco:auotta
tteEs fcT :s' hoaEtc.s rn6cr the same roef With and
the constant 1i,e TEACHERS aidEe:a for Cir
]aTzD S COVERT. rrest ae1s Fa,toa, Ill
, 1862-02-25

SUBSISTENCE FOR THE UNI
~ TED STATES TROOPS AND PRISONERS.
Once Of the Actu:s Eo.u1atssary OF Su3ss.euce}
u. S. L. Chicago, Feb. q. .5s9. {
Sealed proposals will be received at this office 1uti1
the first dry Of Ea1c 1862 at IL NJ for the furnishing
entss1ence to tie U s. troops and prisoners Of war
now stationed at Camp Douglas.
COMPOSITION OF RAT10E5:
Threedou1.hs Of a pound Of por, Of bacon, Or one
and cnefonri pounds of1resh or sat beef tFentEtTo
ounces Of bread flour. one pound Of hard 6ra ~
and fourth pounds OF corn meals at the rate
to every hundred rati0ns, eight quarts OF beans
ad pounds Ct rice or In lea thereof eight Quarts
Of peas ten pounds Of hpmaJ, ten pounds Of Eeea
coffee eight pounds Of roasted and ground Coffee
or one and one han pounds Of tea fifteen poands OF
sugar. four quarts of vinegar pound Of sperm can
dies or and anca;l p1unaa q adaulantae candies
one aud one half pounds Of tal!oW candles. four
ncuGds Of eoap sd two quarts OF salt In addition %
tho foregoing, twice week. one gallon of mo1asse8 70
hundred rsticns thrice week an aips Of p9.
tatoes VI the rate Of one pound per man Fresh beef
wu be furnished often aS four days IN 8cycn ut lie
option Of the commanding officer.
The pTuvisiens to ba furnished under this contract
must hc nf the nsht quality, tie proposals 70 mention
the Of two efficient Eccurtues and to be endors
ed or the Envelope Proposals for Army Sntslsience
Bidders Invited to De present at the open14 Q tue
proposals. Each bid must be accompanied by the
guarantee of two Responsible persons tnat the bidder
will, his bid be accepted, stGn the GonsTae6
FiIet IAeut. i6ih H. Infantry, A. 4. G. s.. u. S. A
, 1862-02-25

# a 4A1&AAA va - AA-AAsA0A
~ CATAERE!H
px, sEELyKB LIQUID cAT.ARRE RKHEDY,
WARRANTED to be su,c cure 'as
carAuRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
Dxx HuxpKxp THoCs1Sp rerrcus dte Eeart5 n th1
country ot Consnmpon EysT tSs ssssss III
commenced asa &c.,
CATARKH IN T1IE NOSE.
1ne nst ster being To the ,aroxs and bronchial tuoe4
and Iasi5 The lungs ,..-rv,,+,n, srd p1
4 sas;5 g. s, e 81 ease saa
sndeitand THAT TIC betssz was 70 case e'asanpSs<A
r. syrapso1s ot cats:n ~ taey Etnezt sTge;Sa1 Tga;a
nc 1t iTt veJ scht Persons fEs tkcY h5ve ,s S9Ia
End nn1 thas thcy have hegnsnt ast IA "a Hit ooa
ssnsve 70 Tue caanes Of ss1st dscaa:Se thr
I'd acid tees;irE PIE ana ~ Il
AZ taC disease tcco1uEs chfcne ;aH i;t,s. 9cr ~
Es.ss1 = 9S5 @ I'D ne either got I'd of blow
nr a. nosc = cte they ~ TITO sae threat gLd ~
nsxks1 q a eaTsasa I'll lie wee e aad nasai
FTt1 1Fa wrak: the se1se nf sneH 1s lesse1ea OF 60
iI1ycd: de7fncss .rreneE.y taxes place. Anc!hc5
ss,a e. mon si.H ts : 70 cs IS threat { te aonsT
III thcf OF slltnv Euccra which has fai1eu down for
Sc head nE IL rg Msea " - sakes is 2s1Gs !e sse
lungs, and should tosa 60 +ne = aSreEtng il Inc
shoVe are The syup:oEs Of cat4'1h Is they apPeR IN
Ns tsc xsd 5i the uQNw c4TARKE KRa1E2T, a
thrte ssuptous ca1 be quickly snd eIetiaaliyT Se
1oyet And have Sufficient cGaGacacc IN tne isclas-
e n ao AZ e as .sss & ss s
f1r ohe month 70 tere9t 1sceiyed the ssno1as Pad
r'ce M al tae Cst.sr Renea< e ssas7facien1 toz uss
c1e san-la VIII scu ed c!r@E t.irss-soas-
once. I86 Lake, cosEe= OF We!ls~St.
ae7,hSn5 nS9:SS Tes 0Mce Boz :SSsSA C6i2s6o, IL.
, 1862-02-25
MORTGAGE SALE Whereas,

49, G[ q Es5.s.. mortgage. ts<e5 5taa hrss day g
q GeoE County Stats 81 Ilaoia il osoS thF5 seven
Z as 1T MS 81
q s. g e e fSsFz aRe sas SaI
ia, s!oizsof5 noiea nes.5g ssea I'd d. VII; etd ii "a : o.
gaGe, al executed BY EScsneF Morris a:73 psIah:5
principe. sa1, OF eleven tncaEh1d d3lters {elNG},
pe5abla en- the first day Of May 4 D. 1s tfer v:fes
recelvet; anss others for the cf tva nunt:e1
"a { a5s sas ssS ~ 5e an enas na1 g ssi Fa
grect:raIy the 1lt day Of each November AID Mag
from The Is tay OF hoyerier q the nrst day q
gaze ;hatff t:cfas.i s:al b. zc Il the pa7 OF
any Of Es1d instruments Of interest," and sHch II
stalneEt sa11 remain quo aEd unpaid f3r thirty days
then the EaI1 Ilineirs sum g eleven Thousand dol.
70 tie ce:.1.sy 1l1hstandln; and whereas default
has ssa sS Il " e ag e s'a M e M &
day al Nevc:nec. 4 . 1861 ani Of the notes for Fa
hundred a ht1y dni:a,s rach maturing st those tste=
Eesaeci:vtlS ana gtves fos said i:stls:e.!A Whies
ra:d-
Nov therefore public notice Is hereby EFcl that b
yIttue 6f tic authority contained IL sid mo;tSsEH
with inerest due thereon, tezcrhet VITA costs and
charges OF sn4 e=c the premises con.
essa e y vi a, q iH ESs s9e s4a sa2Is &
their heirs. representatives ssssEs tsefr will b
eold pu1c auction to the Esghsss ttadcz Cor CASH
It ten O'clock IN the forenoon on Friday the
Coa1t House ii the CITY OF Chicago; and which said
premises known and described as talto@s: towlt
sub.o1 s.1 e. oi Iots one q AMI two 81 n blosK #
cago Ia the County OF Cook and stata OF Illinois,
gnfa genfSF xa shs t eveI12s aae 9t1s5 geSoV
VIZ. C: EEYN0Lps, attorney, MeEtgRgee:
LliEHTo.
, 1862-02-25
Rats, Gaps aan .Tur8.
5tRalz1 E3p2 G19nrka.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
In WORKS, Wh. FEKBuKy, E7 Eoat1 Ci.rir ,r-.ar
bstEe.a Ast:son soa 4ontos Chicago. DIR aSa
etxv HxtA sod Bonnet DyemE. bleaching Z md Fre9
ing. 8sp1e md EoCatET wo-k solicited, IN 1rI5Fs1
6c11, aSs1l1
, 1862-02-25

no, ;11l WARRINGTON 8TREHE.
NK8- EATSB dezreA to remind c4 Er1e7da md pE
sons tsst tte h nth 70 b forrd rs It's 6boTe oknc
Ehas he = teaT g e9pt4y them wta kelE
e sss5 SAkisn aSah gan - FEnsTs
, 1862-02-25
.Ter tI)e ar1l1u.

A SUTLER IN THE ARMY
IL wants pa11ner WHO can help h.u, to furnish Z
stock OF goods to lis regiment AdFr:s stating wlera
Pn Interview can be 1ed, 4. C. THOMPSON. Chicago
illinois, Sfea1ntlt:}r
, 1862-02-25
THICAGO AND ST. LOUU
~ RAILROAD LIHk

Two expsess tAtnB a md tznez Des 1se NR TfacR
Will 1exTe Tia Wat e4aa Ua1fA Depot Il A NJ
oeps Sundays, and LIS z. n except Ea*ardayk: n
Efgs It Ca1c19o At SEQ n NJ &nd A:NP.H
m{1A J4IR9 MIER EeaeivW
, 1862-02-25

s T a 7 Il Nj E N T
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-10-18
From the 18th Regiment.

The following are extracts from letter from
a private in the 18th Maine Regiment, dated
Ship Island, Miss. Sept 18th, 1862.
Our Regiment was paid of, on the Sth of
July last. Most OF the men had allotted the
greater part OF their pay; many of them the
whole. Notwithstanding over two months
have elapsed, said money has not been trans
mitted to their families, though it is greatly
needed. AT the time we were paid, there was
due us six months pay, four of which were
paid; there Is now due us over four months
pay which we are greatly in need of; but the
prospect is very small for our getting it at
present l hope the Portland press will give this
matter an airing, for the sake of Portands
sons in this Regiment. 1t seems hard that
while our city and state are paying large
bountles TO new men, that those who went
without bounty, should be left to worry and
their families TO suffer, while such large boun-
ties are luvished on those, who only rush in
now to avoid the draft.
Our Regiment has been hardly used in 9TH
er respects, having been left to do the fatigue
duty for all the troops in this department. 1t
is now divided into three parts; Col. Rust,
Lieut.. Col. Hazeltine, Surgeon Bates and
Adj't Wilson, with Co. ID, Lieut.. Varney, and
Co. +, Capt. March, respectively commanding.
are at this post; Co. c, Capt Buck, and X
Capt Swan are at Fort MacOmb Major Groves
with the six remaining companies is at Fort
st. Phillip
The companies at this post have had large
amount OF guard duty to do, having SO many
prisoners from New Orleans; it takes about all
the men that one company can muster, to do
the guard duty each alternate day.
WRM.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-10-18
SIP ECIAL NOTICE S.


DRs. KELLEY AND DAvIs-Dr j. Clawson KEEL
ley is widely known, and particularly in the New
England and Middle States. Nearly thirty five years
years ago he commenced the practice of medicine
lie is the founder the analytical practice and orig
ial inventor OF the medicines used in that practice
Dr. II. L. Davis, the associate of DIR. Kelley. has
charge OF and is proprietor of the Boston Office, No
21l fremont Street. He is the only person in Boston
authorized TO sell the true medicines made BY Dr.
Kelley. All persons who state otherwise are impos-
tiers. and not entitled to credit. No persons are in
possession of any receipts copies of receipts of Dr.
kelley's medicines. and no living man woman
legally or otherwise make them. The afflicted should
be particular 10 consult Dr. Davis. at No. 2Tl where
they will meet gentleman and skillful physician,
who viii furnish the real medicines, from D.. kei-
ley's labra'ory. Dr. Kelley cauiioTs the public ard
the afflicted against all who pretend to have his med
ciEes and against all called doctors. who try
jure the pubic, Kill the afflicted. and damage the
business of good physician. No. 27l fremont
Street is the only plaee.-SuRdag EreninG Express
DR.. ii. L. Davis NAV be consulted at his office in
this city at No. Gaps Block, on the second Thurs
day and Friday of each month octl0 eod2ws
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good. This would tend to draw iaborers from
the North. The black man, for the most part,
can give only unskilful labor. This is far bet
ter fitted to the rude hushandry of the South
than for the mechanical and agricultural indus
tries Of the North.
Every single cnrcnnstance tends to show
thai no fear was ever more unreasonable than
that which evil-minded politicians are jealous
ly dinusing among the unreflecting portion of
Northern laborers. And il viii be good and
wise task for every good patriot to reason with
his neighbers whose prejudices have been ex-
cite1, and to show them that Emancipation,
while it is an act of sublime National Justice,
will not disturb the industrial economy either
of the North or of the South, whereas, the
direct and inevitable effect of Slavery in the
South will be to drive increasing numbers of
black men into the North.
Slavery keeps up competition with North
ern cheap labor. Emancipation will destroy
compton, and leaves white labor in the North
without impeachment.
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From our Regular Correspondent
Letter from the State Capital.

AUGUSTA, Oct. II, 1862
More horses-Ffeld officers of the Regiment
Recent appointments.
EDITORS PRESS Capt. Brnkerhoff, U. S.
Asst. Quartermaster, for the State of Maine.
has received authority to purchase three hun
dred horses to fill up the losses in the Maine
Cavalry. He will set about it next week.
Col. Mason Of the It'll Regiment, said in his
remark on the reception of the remenant oil his
command in Portland, that as much credit was
due to the men of his Regiment, as to the Of
ficers, thereby showing just and solderlike
appreciation Of the heroism of the privates, as
well us Of the officers.
Col. Mason himself stands among the very
highest officers in the army, for every qualif-
cation which go to make up brave and COM
petent commander, while last summer, Lieut..
Col. Conner was very highly commended for
his gallant conduct on that Inflated Peninsu-
la.
l am permitted to make the following ex-
tract relating to Maj. Hyde, from a letter re-
Gently received by the Governor, from Major
General w. I. Smith: Il cannot omit to men,
ton Major Thomas w. Hyde, It'll Regiment,
Maine Volunteers, who deserves the highest
commentator for his gallant and meritorious
conduct ut the battle near Antetam Creek,
where he commanded the Regiment" Truly
the It'll is made up OF the best material.
Some cases of measles have appeared among
the men in Camp Reyes, but measures have
been taken to remove the men affected, so that
probably there will be no delay IN moving the
troops. One Regiment will probably leave
the first of next week.
Luther z. French, of Corinth, has been APP
pointed Chaplain OF the 10th Regiment.
SkIRNiIsHER.
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WILLIAM l.. HAsKELL.-We noticed in the
Press Of yesterday the death of another dis
tinguished officer of the gallant Seventh, Capt.
VIM. l.. Haskell who died at Chambersburg,
Penn, on the 18th inst.
Those who learned with sadness the severi-
ty of his wounds in the late battle at Sharps-
burg, will read with feelings of deeper grief
the melancholy history Of their termination.
Notwithstanding that many have fallen in the
present struggle whose eulogies will be told
10y thousand lips, and whose remembered ac-
tons will go down to posterity Il treasure, we
are sure that few in our own State will be held
in ionder remembrance by those who knew
him, than Capt. Haskell. prompt, dilgent
and thorough scholar true, determined and
seli-sacriflcing patriot, a ready, Jealous and
unilinching soldier, he left Il young, amiable
and devoted wife, and perilled all for his coun-
try. The news OF his untimely death will east
agloom over the many who have associated
with him during his collegiate life. Whether
as Il soldier ORR civilian, the death of young
Haskell will long be estimated as public loss
by large circle of friends who best knew his
worth, and will mingle their tears in sympathy
with the relatives who mourn his early loss