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The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, /
Augusta, August %, 1862. (

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
Augusta, August 23 1862
GENERAL ORDER No. 81.
1.-The enrolment required under the directions of
General Order No. 2S will be made in accordance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of July
IL, 1852, entitled IAN act to amend the act calling
forth the militia to execute the laws of the Union
suppress instructions and rcpel inyasions approx ed
February 2sth 1885, and the act amendatory thereof
and for other purposes which provides that the
roment of the militia shall in all cases include all
the able bodied citizens between the ages of eighteen
and forty five and General Order No. 2S is amended
accordingly.
lL-Field officers of volunteer regiments raised in
place OF drafted men for nine months service, will
be elected by the captains and subalterns of the
pective companies composing the same
l1I.-Al men enlistng after this date, whether for
three years service for nine months in the place
of drafted men, will be credited TO the towns in which
they reside, and not elsewhere
Per order of the Commander in { hief
JOHN l.. H0psDON, Adjutant General.
August 26. d3t
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STATE OF MAINE.
HEAD QUARTERS.

Augusta, Aug. -, 1867.
GENERAL ORDER No. 49,
The time for the meeting of companies of enrolled
militia for making a draft shall be "wednesday the
tenth day of September 1862 at nine O'Clock Ia the
forenoon, instead of Wednesday the 3D.
There will be a corresponding extension of time
for completing the draft aud for furnishing evidence
ofexcmption thereirom, aud for notifying the drafted
men OF each company quota, 10 appear at the place
of the draft TO proceed to the rendezvous as proyid-
cd in General Order No. 81.
By Order of the Commander-in- Chief
JOHN l.. HODSDON,
aug27 Dat Adjutant General.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-01
STATE OF MAINE.

ADJuTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
AUGUSTA. Aug. 20, 1852
GENERAL ORDER. No. a.
In pursuance of the request of the Secretary of
War, cantained in General Order No 30 of that De-
partment, Sect I'd of which is as follows, viz:
The Governors of the several States hereby
requested forthwith to designate rendezvous for the
drafted militia of said States and to appoint COM
mandants therefor, and to notify the Secretary of
war OF the location of such rendezvous, and the
names of the commandants:''
n is ordered. That the places designated in Gene
raj Order No 30 of this Department viz: Portland.
Augusta and Bangor, will be the rendezvous of the
drafted militia of this State and volunteers in lieu of
draft and the following gentlemen have been APP
pointed commandants thereof. compensation to be
determined by the War Department.
John Lynch for the rendezvous AT Portland which
will be known as Camp Abraham Lincoln"
George W Kicker for the rendezvous at Augusta
which will be known as Camp T.. ID. Keyes."
Gideon Mayo for the rendezvous at Bangor, which
viii be known as Camp John Pope"
By order of the Comma mander-in-Chicf.
JOHN l.. HODSD0N,
a22d3t Adjutant General.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-04
kchool Rocks,

We hear that NJ. LefsbVre, Who, for several years,
conducted In this city . very HourishinE female school
but who, to the sgre. of very many, withdrew from
that position since the beginning of the vAr, proposes
to dsdicass hi leisure hours to one OF The ness useful
tasks tAaa.a patriot can undertAkNths prs4ucdon Of
good school books. The fist of tbs series Vtl osa
Fra CT Grammar-eubracins . new and improved Syt.
tenn Of teaching that language. NJ. L. 10 . most
accomplished French scholar, and being long CONVEX
amt With the art of instruction, ws nay safely predict
for him 4 perfect success. The season is opporsrns, too,
for the prodrcion of such q work, II, IS vs hope u the
case. We are on the eve Of forming more extended and
more intrinsic relations than ever before With the great
French nation. All our population vii, In that eontin'
Seucy, desire 70 be able to hold converse With oar gal.
liant allics.
The other works of the series will BE- such - NJ. La
expert sn,s a. . te, cher may SusEss: to him 70 b
needed in our primary schools. An enlightened and
enthusiastic devo;es Of Southern independence, ss may
know, in advance, that no sentiment, moral, pOlit'sIl or
social, TINTED With Ylnkesism, viii creep into his pAses
10 corrupt the youthful mind.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-04

f..ishl from s.. Louis 10 he ocean BY way Of tns Ah.
.i.sinvl and Ns~ 0lsanA, and BY way OF the railroad
-cu.s 70 Nsw York, Is ten dollars, and this difference
"a constantly augmented. The loss thus sustained on
out,ard freight IL not less per Annum than twelve
r,,uiops dollars, and an equal sum very nearly on return
treiFhls. But the great loss to the Northwest, growing
ont Of the war, is the deprivation Of the prois arising
from the market furnished by the lower Valley Oh the
Mississippi MiHiors Of tons of freight, on fifteen hun
dred or two thousand steamboats,, annually dto'need
the great river, and was sold to Southern planters ana
fattened the Southern slaves which this very people Of
the Northwest are nov converting into starving, unPs0'
ductVe, helpless outcasts. =.
This condition Of things cannot endure. Men VII
not aluays be blinded by passion and prejudice. Tie
nsool, Of the North vest cannot for An indefinite period
BE- induced to make war upon the South and IL inS'iIu'
tions, in the p~erpetuity of Which tbey are a. much IL
tsrestfd as We ourselves. From the crsEsd dsecenaeni'
of the burners of witches And prosecutors Of B'pdsS
the R,undhesds of New England We hops ard AK io'
nothing bat c~esselsss, bitter, unrlening hate and sl'
uity. Ba, until the Father of Floods may be dsnnet
at Cairo, and half its waters turned into Lsks Superior
there must b. q resisl,ss tide Of commercial inserss
driving the Northwest into an alliance With the South
the passions Of the hour arc sphensral, hu! tie inter
es:s Of nations are the came forever.
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A Lesson FoR OsFiCERs.
THI MIADoWs EsAR ABISGDoE,
November q. 1852.


To the Editor Of TIE Wig:
10 the Il, vol. "BlAnd papers" p'gs "a, IA the follow.
ing letter from General Washington, which, | think,
very german to the tines, aud worthy to be at once
bought public notice. 1t might fcrdiy doubt ng 'piritS
ia the Army-And perhaps have 4 wholesome Influence
On some Who are yet shanefully holding back;
HIADoUARrERs, Nov. Ssh, l777.
D.ay Sri have received your favor, msntioniog
the many Aud strong reasons you have for quitting the
service, Or az least nbtdning lsaVe Of Sbssnos for the
s,ttlsm ,nl Of your sdErs, which, you say-snd | make
no doub. a-e, Ia a situation that demands your p essence
A tbs contest, 10 which We all saw the necessity Of
stepping forth, sill remains undetermined, and the event
Of gar ioubEul and uncertain, | conceiVs that the same
motives, WAich frat called Us ou., nov plead IN the moot
pressing terms for our perseverance, to that happy pc
rod In uhcl our united tfjrts shall Gf-ct that great
d.sRn for the accomplishment Of which We were hrst
Induced 70 sacrifice the happiness OF domestic lts. /
bsieya he private concerns OF every Off csr 10 the army
will sgf,r, in a greater or less degree, oJ bis absence,
which mus. have Oeel expected, as a matter OF course,
al their feet acceptance OF their commissions.
Az to tie ~s,'icJless OF honor aud Integrity with which
you have conducted yourself ('aVinz never &c.,
q say a y hing Oh that head. | have sl~Nys eaCeIvored
20 g,ys every Indulgence to oil ;sTs which thought
c ~,nsis,enl viii my du'y and the good OF the service
Ia this ~instsu5e, | think matters bad bite. be deferred
until The Gloss OF the c~lupdyI, Hbel ycu' request car,
in 81 hsr way, be ansuercd with greater ProPdsty and
precision.
lam. dear cir, your ~oSelisnt, humble servant,
q. WASHING ron.
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HoN 10 fave IaII.

A contributor to tn. Columbus (GLl sun, proposes
the following method Of curing meat With The ISAs' use
Of Salt:
As the time for killing is at hand, let all interested
supply themselves a. once With vessels that oil hold
bros. II clsks cannot bs obtained, watts or poplar
,rouEhs viii make good Substitutes. XII one-tbirj CT
The pork to bs slaughtered, boil brine strong enough
to doAt an egg, Let both meat and brine get perfectly
cold, and cover the meA, with the brine. 10 too or
three Ueekl raise the meat and hang IL up. Reool the
CID briue, tkimning ca all Impurities that rice to the
surface, And add q liEde more salt a1d uA'er. Kill
suo.her third Of tbs pork and pack as before. aud 50 on
With the remaining third; thus using tia bnae three
lines.
lis thought By those whose opinions are entitled to
respect, tia! a hAf blsael Of salt, or less, TO . thousand
rounds, used IN this way, will be sufi lent
Tue advantages are three-foli. Il takes lea aAlL for
mona Is wasted: the meat is no. liable TO be tainted In
consequences CT sudden change from cold to hot wealth
~, because l. is covered in brine which excludes the
ssrm atmosphere; aud lastly il ia perfectly protected
from q es, which sometimes damaged meat seriously in
thiI climate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-04
TEE BAREFoorED SOLDIERS.

AoaA GVsIs
To u, BI;tOr # the WAC
In a late runosr Of yoar paper, | saw an account Of
several regiments Of our brave and nCbl, soldiers hav.
iny passed through the streets o Richmond barJoOsd."
Such ta,es of their suff,rings make our hearts bleed, and
set cur hands to work 10 remedy the evil but, alas
for "a, but lstls lies In our power to accomplish for We
are OF the nuubsr of those who have been robbed by
the Fsderll army OF rearly everything We possessed
(relring apparel no. e~1cepts6). We have epdeavcted
to do what We co1ld hoWeve,, and l send to you with
the req Test .hR. you will have them properly dstribu.ed)
sevol pairs of seeks, which We wish giyea to any Of
those soldisrs Who pissed b~arefoo.ed through your
streets. Four pairs are sent by ons OF my daughters.
One plir by another Of them, who hss bu IS: recovered
from a long illness. The other two pairs l send. l call
upon you 10 attend to this, because you seem to take 90
deep an interss. in all that concerns the welflrc Of our
soldiers, and / thought it would give you pleasure to
distribute the socks Bsiie,I really did not know whom
else 10 sead them to. l sincerely wish. could clothe
every man in our SosLI Anmy.
You s. respectfully,
A FRIENp To ID xIE's BoYI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-04

elpany for stock (ss sugar and nOlSssss vAs cheap; but
nov ii Is an article Of grea. value, for Il will make both
sugar and syrup, and vinegar, too. Ono Of my neigh
bors (Nr. K.rland) made some ,ir hundred gallons ~
rup, and many Of us made one or moro barrels. rns
cane will be extensively cultivated In Virginia next
wear, a. 1t 4 one Of or most valuibl, productions The
Patent Once Report says that the tugar Is made BY
boiling the juice In the same way as for molasses, and
adding three ounces of lime to every gallon OF juice
fresh from the crns|nfl; and after boiling down as
thick - tar, It u put in open vessels to ~granulats and
than dripped from sarrsls, or bags. l hope that We
NAV b thu. sulbed, In the course Of time, to suppl,
ouy own wants. in either pssce or war. o.
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WGsaaand, near Lancaster. Nov. II. l

To SAWS PoRE MI. John II. Traylor gives, through
the Columbus f qairer, the following recipe for swing
pork In an economical manner. He s,ys several gentle
msn have successfully practiosd 4! the pas! year In Ha;.
ris county:
To nre gallons Of water add seven pounds Of sal., one
pint Of syrup, and one teaspoonful Of pounded ~sAltpetre.
After the pork is cooled in the usual way, pack in barrels
and cover with the above mixture let IL remain four
or Ave week, aud hang and smSk, in tue usual maa-
ner.
Thus twenty pounds Of salt are MAIDS TO save one
thousand mounds of pork.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-04
A Friend TO DIxII's BorJ.
SALT \ SUGAR.
BaUSswIcK, Nov. 20, 1869.

Brunswick, Nov. 20, 1869.
To tbs Editor of the Wig:
Cav LetChst having acted promptly on the suggestion
of some OF his friends, the people of Virgins will, In all
probability, get enough salt for al necessary purposes,
this winter. except for stock.
This deficiency 'alin a manner be fupplied, BY taking
the dirt from the q 'or Of our meat house, put 1t in bar
RES, with holes in the bottom, e layer of straw and a
layer Of dirt,) then pour on fresh water, cItch the drip.
pings, and you will have a strong brine, which can be
given to stock either on their food or to drink. This I
have tried, and find II {, act well.
am glad to inform you that . considerable quantity
Of syrup was made this year in our comfy, from the
sorghum, or Chinese sug T ONE, which is Of superior
quality. Several years ago this cane was introduced,
aud b4s BEEN cultivated by soma Of u ever s.nos, prin.
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rHy SURGEONS AND TIE SICK.
No. IL GIHKRAL HosrrfAl
9Sth November, 1859.

2sth NOVEMBER, 1851
To ~ Eii,or 81 th Wig:
Many ,evsrs articles having appeared In tho kef-
uond papers against the Medical San, desire, eandidly'
70 stats the treatment which I have received fincs loav-
ing The army.
o. Wednesday Ia. I broke down near The napidan,
being ".n ysu.s' To Trsdsrick,burs. A night pssd on
the wet ground, without shelter, blanket or oihAin, en'
possd 70 . continued rein, rendered IL necessary to pro-
cure medical treatment eravled ntI. morning 70 the
dsp,t. and in q fav hours was deposited As Gos3suIvHls,
WHARF saS BY . " military squirt" then on dasy, i'm
periously ordered 10 my tent. Ny tsntf
rosss .sn,s have . few boards placed on the ground,
bat neither nat,ran, straw, nor blanket, the rear car.
vssa net btlns pssged down q free current Of air Is pro-
duced. which, no doubt, Is considered . panaoea Tor
pneumonia, typhoid fever, h. But how vastly different,
upon nv arrival In Richmond, guides. ~lantsrrs, Ansu
lInces, "eon.rsband.," 70 assist the sick to descend and
ascend, to acos. 70 Dr.. oefhus reception hospital, where
supper With bes-pipins hot-ctf e leo delicious to Tie
fAdxued or hck soldier awaited Is. Next morning, BY
ambulance. to the BInnsr Hospital, where Dr.. Soar.
borough Adm'nisered-as only . gentleman can admin
ut.r 20 ON, siehnsM-:o our tocentricids and, I mus,
ada. in some cases, 10 our wines and fsnsish Ia this
hospital, the duiss appear to bs performed With clock.
vork CORRECTNESS and puOe,ualty. Our food 10 gcSd,
wholesome and sun ,isnl and the man Who feels under
no obligation 70 is worthy onssn nust, indeed, b u.
grateful.
AN happy to stsse, that rincs leaving GOrdonsvilk,
Il has not bsen my fate 70 meet With even On Violated
casa Of military ~sQuir,i.m," concerning which genus l
enclose Q few Inca Very obsdiently,
Siru. n. O.
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me nI..I..IppI Rlvsr ana shs. Nor.h Vest.

The MIssIssIPPi River ana West.
fae Ka5Knls hs3iIiH Gas sSen the manifesto Of the
Board OF Trade Of ST. Louis, recently published, setting
forth the absolute necessity to the North sess Of opening
toe Mississippi to New odeans. Tnis ingenious paper,
the RsgiItr sy', sOss into details, showing the vAsiness
o. tie lOsas sustained by the EOrth~sstl In consequence
Of the tenure Of VisksOurg BY The " rebel Government"
In 1850. 4OO.OOO tons Of fsi hit we're shipped by
sseanb,A as from s. Louis to Memphis and cities further
South. More than 100000 tons Of freight for the
loser YAl,y Of the hissh siPpi passed OdrO in 1860
When our readers reflect that his abolition crusade of
Lincoln has closed this great inland sea against the COM
msrSe aud agricultural productions Of the Northwest,
they need not be amazed when We assure them that the
Vsry 4 s; step towards the acknowledgment Of South.
en Independence viii bs the result Of the necessities Of
Northwestern farmers and trAdesmsl.
he difference 10 the ecss Of transportation Of a ton OF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-04
fIs GAsaorna CASE The charge against Henry p.
H.. q attempting 70 gsrrote and rob VI. 6amue D

frs gAllorue Cas-, The charge against Henry p.
nsasa, Il attempting 70 gsrrcts and rob Kr. Samuel d
HshA In biz office, on Shockoe Slip, les. Sunday morn.
ninz, Gas investigated BY the Mayor yesterday. The
pisensT ha young man Of respectable appearance, ball
Ing from Cambridge, Maryland, which place he left q
fsv weeks ago, and came 70 Virginia 10 order to avoid
Lincoln's Grsit. Since his arrival here he his been en-
ployed upon G%overnnent work. He vas arrested on
bunlay shortly after the attack upon N. Hickr. resr
IL corner Of Main and IL b s.reeis. that San lsmin DO
ing quite positive Of bic identity from the fact that bis
nss.i organ bore the appearance Of having received a
recon, confusion, and there was blood upon bis
hAndksfchisf and thir; bosom. Doe Of tho attacking
parties sn struck upon the ncss BY Mr.. Hicks In
bic ONCE Evidence was introduced BY the detepce
y prove that tie prisoner had 9 severe BLEEDING at tie
noe shils 90 the way home from the theatre on Ss'u =
day might, aud . repetition Of the same at his boarding
house on Ih street, Sunday morning, about the hour
wren the gIffotrE took pl,cs. Y, ior Grisvold ard
o hers tsst6 ID that hs moral character vas excellent
Asf Q full examination the Mayor decided to remand
ths Or Q ,ner for examination before tho Husings Court
o. che second Monday in this month, and required bail
in sls FUN Of 81 900 Tor b appearsncs.
The police On Tuesday evening arrested Q man named
John Nelson, - the oGher party engaged 10 the s'tsck
upou hr Hicks. The prisoner felt confident that no
could prove tbst be did not leave bis room until t-'lve
O'Clock on Sunday, and the Mayor contnued tbs 0 . (,
give him . lar clancs. he hail from Frederick, Nd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-04

a>-sPECIAL NOTECE.-We invts The
EA<A special attention OF the public 70 the large sale OF
verJ Vliuabls Wood, Goal and Farming Lapdt, In the county Of
Hsn-ieo. about 10 miles above the diy Of Kch nond, AMI Known
AL pA ngns d and I, s9 Rua Goal Pits, advertised by \. Z. Brooke,
Rso'r, TO tale place ca Thursday, the Ah December, ista, on he
premissA, a. II o'clock.
dSs-N eODDIN Z APPERs0N, Aucts,
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E0R REN r-ASHLAND HOTEL Avn COS
Il fAGsI-rhisa tTac,ive pro isrty o offered for rem. en- teri Q
which earnot fall 1, BE- adyaf tAseou. and yrsnt,b le 10 ;se tenant.
sits ,ted viu In seventeen mi 70 " Iieh nond. In a thriving village
On the line sfthe hehnon', rredertcksburs. aA Poto no Rail-
pad. yhose tr.ins are snd Will be % I'm d a. Q enable reiden's
st A.hlsndt' spend TIE bu,inea h'Gn OF I e DAP In Rehm n, Z
giesmsnl % net IeqIire thsr presence Ia Rieh uond NJ other
hour. he hesittfunss Of the locaitr IL vel k'owi and ihs
socisy Of the village very I'll ible. Ths tufdinn CONSIST Of
large Hotel and several ooHsgs situated Ia . spsc!o . snd or
nanen ei pou,d Besides thsss l9dgos T. the Ho'si and ut
tag . belong ng 70 u. other toarteu ,ud doubtless be .btsia'd
iron The ndrhbcrins hous and from pssens eu on the RAJ road
Train.
Apply 10 n. I. COZ. ksssa q Ashlsad, o. ss The On Il the
Riehaond, Rrsssisssur, ssd fotonae kIhesd Company,
nst-d
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THs nIfaar GUARD We observe that the military
gu Ard deu | d 20 cooperate With the night pol &C 10 pre-
serving I'D protecting the lives and properly Of the cit
. rs, d, not patrol the streets, gu; eL cJnc, themselves
IN Inc most comfortable plac . they can 6ud, aid spend
the might in g., ng 20 keep vIm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-04

ColpsnIsD - 30 HUna In the County Court o
Helrico ,-sterdi,, J1hn, slave Of ebert B Lyme, va
uisd i6r cutting ana stsbbinR Samuel Bill, owe 3 er o
the ooor, and condemned 10 b. huog Oh the ffst frds!
IA J.nnars peft
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RICHMOND WHIG.
70 CORRESpoNDENTS,

"a IN
~ ,urlzen 90 b02NltS Of re PGps- tctz aot b pUbhsA
ct TaG . a rusg y 6ag ulafihg, ougAf % De ks0tcH 60 al,
aaf pl IN No rt4s % dsporfd from OBITUARY notices Sceed-
ty a9At hass are oAGrgstPr ~ adrsrassaslts.
- RsoaaA0: BAdsrt1fs % return reSts cORamHRicda0aS.
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ITEMS.

The OAnisrs of this paper are au h'rissd to change
tvsnt,.hn cents per wstk for their delivery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-04

culIsfrAs 10 oom.ns, and people are alresdy besi-.
ming 70 make ,hsir ~psrchases Of candies, H., in antici'
patton Of higher Prices than those now prevailing. Tho
ingredients usd in nstiDs cakes, eggnog. and other
Oodsnss 6ains, ars cir aiy exceedingly high, 9 d some
Of them almost snatAinatle st sny prc' but re Cd
sayi 4, 'Clrsu.s comes but once q year" will have lis
sscasta med IL q fence, and people will seek their Ir,dton.
Il enjoyment, " regardless Of expense"
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ADyr AsD IRsrsorsa GEsrsAIe OFFICE, /
kisso.p. Dee. .. lSa !

khssosD. NJ. j, IS0J
orSr,AL olDrn
en- ,sI O., the oaarer atie-, Department. ere expressly pro-
hibitsd rom vsi ing The Feat Of GoveromsGt for the purposes 81
ohtsiR!aG iuppis. IN, ussAl moit Of sss noGt . sobieek,ty
regulation, y de, med ,uleitp ~, ard NJ dsviston from NE etsb-
II he'd Iules OF The er'Iee 10 ,hs rs-peet viii be ptrE ttsd, 9Th.
out he prevlou, san, uon Of the Gu Tttrna,t Genera, ott,ined
through the regular eh mel Of conn snestion
II. O1cers and Astns of,hs Qs1tefrAsGrs DspArtmsnt are
hereby ordered not 70 in'eif ere 9th lesihsr pgrehAssd or con-
trael,d for b. Umcsr. aud Asenv Of Vie ordn.nee DspsrtnsnL.
~ (sras1 oooPea,
d,s-lv AIT . Inspector General