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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

- DESTITUTE WASTED-FoT the war for
! , which liberal price viii he paid. Apply bu-
iween and > o'clock. to c. j. SlETON, Il Main
street entrance in the rear. SO i.--,it.
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WE annoance DAKIEE r sGARuEEH
~ aa a candidate 10 represent the eoullty 81
Haarige to hll tha Vacancy i'll the Legisiet,rs ct
virginia oeeasiened by Tbs reatseaiicn It Iieut
Col NcGfuds,.
sc 1T--sas MARY VOTERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

NEW T0HAGCu COMMISSION HOtISE.--The
Y subacrbeys have taken the store formerly oc.
cupicd by Messrs Clarkson Anderson q TO, Io;
eonsigunleuts af Leaf and Manufactured Tehic co
from our friends ami The public generally From
our long experience iq the tobacco business, we
hope to be sbl. TO give entire satisfaction TO SUIT
lars and othefa IN want OF tobacco we resp cfitliv
:,ss, an eSannalcn uI our stock, ~ il tlbI aces
large variety - n s,lts and will BE- sold low
.4u I.-lfnf T.. Z. d J. H. WORD
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Gantt's Cavalry, Carp Lee.

I oST OR TAKEN Hy MisTAKti-Fr ile
I 4 packet landing, (nail Iine,) last Tuesday
week, the 2iih Of September. .s small sole iea,her
HAND TRUNK very much worn, containing vain.
able papers useful only to tho owner 4 reward
OF $50 will be paid fer its recovery aud delivery 10
L. l.. ZlSiMER
S--titk Arsenal iunt nf vi, -
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-
ktJRAYED-Etcm my hcuse. ON corner Of le,b
\ and broad 8:s meium.sixe red COW tbs
righ horn broken of. A liberal reward will ts,
~ - IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

Al lTRAYED-From me in Manchester, on Thurs
) day last, 4 pale rci cow, with blaze fare and
long, white horns. liberia! reward viii be- paid
for her. or fer any information thai gat her
again sc To- ;t* d. c. JORDAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

ENyE DOLLARS RkwARD-A light bay
Il HORSE, sixteen hands high, rear hind foot
white. a sore on his withers and back WAS either
stoien of broke loose from Joi,nson's blacksmith
shop. on 9TH street, below Main. He wax without
saddle OF bridle. Any finding the above de.
stables, ON Capito, street. iv2i-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

NGBSTITUTE WANTED. D.-onc oyer - years
- old preferred. For such an one ii liberal price
will DC paid. Apply al the Alnericsu ;.uta, room
No. Ii, hpiween the hours Of d ard u clock A. n.
Se I1--:itk
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-
I'uUNn-A small sum If MONEY, which tbs
J. owner can have by proving the a,peunt and
paying Tor this advertisement. Apply at tie Spots.
Ts"os Hotel for j. Z. LEVY,
SO ti--tH Raou, M ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

ST . l. N From my farm, three n,iles East Of
\ Richmond. on tbs Charles City road ON tho
night ri the 9TH inst. q light bay HORSE, lame in
The lett fore iooi vii give !. reward Of $40 for
tli3 return TO me.
se n-~3ts GEORGE TURNER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

4 tAME TO my PENS, at Bacons Branch, on
Thursday. July Jlst, two BEEF CATTLE
one pale red AMI somo white the other brown, with
little white. The owner VIII come forward prove
property pay cost Of advertisement and take them
away. JOHN LINDSAY,
au5-ts II and 10, First Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

NsTRAY MARE Was taken ~, III 2,i stgset.
/ an cstray MAZE. Oh Sunday. ltth inst, with
cat birdie saddle. th owner can get the animal
by description and proc: Of property. aud pay ing
charges. Gail ri No. . I'd street, between Clay and
Leigh SITS sc l6--,slh
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- TRAt Ep--From my Residence in Manchester
\ r. red cow, with leather strap around her
neck, the top oil her right of, and hole i'll her
left ear her horns little turned, her ags from TO
years : vii pay $40 for her delivery TO me in
MancheGter. MICHAEL MOORE,
SO iG--.itk Or iN Nir NhNCOCk, Police Officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

OSf MULE-L.ost on yesterday. in the city
/ of Richmond small brown MULE. MIA, ked
&c g. s.; rather thin in flesh and somewhat drawn
by hard work. will pay reward Of - for its
delivery ut the Stables of Davis 4 kuseheson, on
Franklin street below tbo Exchange Hotel
ly 2.-s Jkfl u STEGER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

Il Stolen from the wagons Of the 3eth virginia
regiment, Walters brigade, on their way 10 dor,
d,ssssviiie. last week. ia near Echmand. asnall
bay HDkSE foGr years old; black iegs. star ia the
forehead. large s.- GA the back fsoai hasing hah
q ta'n.f eat eat. n1w nearly tvfsaea ", several
seata abnnt fhs knees strts suw h,,rs ia aae cid
The above sri wsli be paid os his delivery
~ WM MAtFARLANk
ss2-6ts 1eseDssJ office, Riehui0ud w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

ltTRAYED Prom Hanover Court House os Fri.
/ day, 3ti September, lSas, black MA III, blaze
face spsint in tore lex and wind gals her ankles
Amy person finding such mere " iii please deliver
hsT TO Mr. i. a. kupsr. at tha depot of the Central
Railroad reward ii So aud all necessary ex
penoes will be paid J. l.. tfiALMEIsS,
70 If tnaf ltnh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

g. UBSTITGrE WANTED Apply at WEST &
y JOHNSTON 5 Bookstore Main street i..tyveeil
The hUura ot ~ and IL clock. so Hts
GUBsTiTU|E WANTED - For select Virginia
~ company for the war. Address 80. q, Mai
toax /. ~, hp,g.i;. co. Va. sa f~iSts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

SUBSTITITE WANTED.-rhe undersigned
- VIII pay liberal price FOR SUBSTITUTE Tor
the war Que over - preferred. Wanted to take
tie place CT y couscrip> who is assigned over for
guard duty. Apply 4, Camp Lee. at TIE new Fair
Grounds. SO Its a. Il HEATH
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SUBSTITUTE NGTsCES.

A YOUNG MAN, who has served IN tie army
/ "A toT the past fifteen months, aud has been hon
or.0iy discharged will enter the army again Is !.
SU6STlTuTE. Stationary artillery or cavalry
preferred. Address, at this office. for two days
SO tE--2tS "LAWKENCE"
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FOR TuE itousE OF DELEGArE..

NJ. TO THE CITIZENS bF HEEgIco
- CcuNTY.-Tn answer tosa call made pn M,
ia yesterdays Dispatch. signed 8 Many Citisesa,
inviting me to bs a candidate Tor the House of
Delegates Ihsys only TO say that il henoged by
an sleei9HI viii serve tie tntsisa.a c$ the co,t,
~ TO the best Of my abiltya
Respectfully
ss l7-2t' cIiAs r. 'MoRHIss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

HIAkEA UP-Une MULE, on Iith August
L issi1 ! he Owner wiz come forward prove
property, pay oIarges and take him AWAY or eiss
be will be dealt with according 10 ibe law
CiIAS. WIENER
sc t7-3ts On u ct h.s .snva, a.1 y 4, -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

EsTRAiED.~~Tak up oo my place, two
IL miles from Richmond on the Nine Nile road
one sorrel MAZE, low in order no marks rec.l
lected, and II black HORSE, with sors back and a
swelling hts left side. The owners viii pesse
come forward, prove property pay charges. and
take them away.
Sr o'-:,,k Mrs REBfCf,A nIpUIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

* INSTITUTE WANTED Wanted a reliable
/ msu. to go III q Su8SriTtITE III An unexcep-
ioDabIe infantry company. Fer such AZ one, Il
liberal price will he paid by calling at
MEssiS MERCER \ HILLS
~ 1t-.ita tu III, 1t bet Main aud Franklin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

H4 4-Ia
Et0yToN YARN, CANDLES. sc
l } f2fH ihs Cotton acn, from 10 ~
~ Jbox.3 Adarnsniine Capdes 10 lbs. each;
bhls. pure Cider Vinegar
bags Ground Pepper
25 boxes 70 ioH. each.
In store aud tor sale by
bOSfikR e. WO0DnY,
se il diet Corner Main a,, istl streets
EXaMiNATIoN az CANDtpATIS Tor simia
I u siuu tna the Navy ~ ASSISTANT SIR
t,F.uES -, Beard Of biit.fs viii ha convened IN
acity os, to. st ns;sut lur the purposo ,n,ii,ei
above. LbWlh w. MINOR.
Surgeon e. s. Navy,
be i-,i fieaident III the Board
EUuaD hUNE Asa ,lay 10 Lad Al Cl,1n.
I siras Il On q ri ,hc Old prizes. So psr tul,
prov ii. 4 l,archase RI send bags to pat IL ia
+. G. E1FFIN,
an lS-lfi ManuiaettirAr
ffsii [. sni,seriter las ary.rai FARMS Tor s.ie.
j Any p.rson wishing to purchase wiii please ap
piy 10 GEO, w, COX,
an 9T--iaw5wsfTt, Goocblnnd q. II.
f)OSEWOUD MILLS, lIENklC0.- Having ~
4, paired the dani. This mill 10 again in running
order. Send In your ceri. Thankful for past lar
vors solicit further orders.
~ l5-9t* DAHL =. GARDNER.
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NO. e.
1,,sf. srnArED, SOUND, -.

CTRh9ED OK STOLEN Yfom Cha.in's Bl;1g
} On Saturday night the ijsh inst. !, bay MARE,
about OF years old; ind s6,s, Inclined Il,
have roach back, aod II, fine orGcr "A resygra nf
&l0 will be paid on her rctura to
WM. S w Re, on Union Hill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

L'oTRAY.-Came TO Mrs. T. r. Temples farm,
IL in Chesterfield county, five miles below Rich.
moud. during the inon,h Of July. light brown
MARE with black name and tail. Said uaare was
IN very poor condition The owner can get her bv
proving property and paying chargea. se a-atA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

Eht,flsit BRiiHHE*.Jusi opened, "a superior
H. lot al English Scrub aud Shoe Esitshes Cloth
Brushes, aud Hair lfeonis tor sale at small al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

- DESTITUTE WANTED ~~ Over H. year; cf
l. age Hauc out Il good mau wanted Apply at
tie office oil SAMIEi. AYRES 4 son,
sa It;-.ifh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

.1fsWENTT DOLLARS SREWAlsp.--Twens del
aefy ard. sef 20 9anesess2 sknIs
named TUM--a bright Hshfatt5. over I've fsey hffli
rather stoutiy bnilt, aud short hair He has nc.
Doubt forged his pasE az he wri es very well.
NJ. G. MORTON,
sc l3-fif Main ST., hetween 9Th aud 7:h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-18

'2NAkES GP~-A dark hay HORSE, iow in or
DIR, with Il his back. Tie owner il
requested to cprle forward. prove property. p.v
charges, aod take hitn away, be will o.. dealt
viii rs the law directs JOHN e GIIL
se i7-3t% Madfnx ffiiI 3
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The Portland daily press., 1862-10-21
City Proceedings.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND AL
InI.I.xrI-.- o.. "a 1919

IN DOARD OF MAYOR AND AL
DERMEN, Oct. 20, 1862.
Mr.. W. III. Plummer, Alderman elect from
Ward Z, was qualified aud took his seat
Orders Passed-To pay John Russell $50
in full for damages occasioned by grading of
Casco street; TO pay John Il. Morse S25 in
full for damages occasioned by the grading of
Stone street; providing for the revising OF the
jury list; directing all bills for expenses in
Cured for the reception of the 7th Maine Reg
iment to be allowed by the Committee on Re
ceptlon, and that the same be charged to the
contingent fund; rendering the thanks of the
City 10 Otis Cutler, Esq, and aids, TO the Port
land Commandery Knights Templar, to Ii. g.
Barnes, and the officers and members of the
Fire Department, to Col. Virgin, Col Fessen-
den and Col. Tapley, and the soldiers of the
23d, 25th and 9th Regiments, to Capt. Chase
and the High School Cadets, and to the Port
land Drum Corps, for their effective services
at the reception of the 7th Regiment; direct
ing the City Clerk to give notice in the daily
papers that at the next meeting, the Mayor
and Aldermen will license some person apply
ing to collect and carry away house otfal, as
provided for by the ordinances of the city; or
dering the Committee on Drains and Sewers
to make an estimate of the cost OF extending
the sewer in Boyd street through Lincoln to
WIlmot street, and also to estimate and report
the difference in the cost of building said sewer
through Lincoln street, and the making of
Boyd street It's feet in length.
The appointment oil Daniel II. Cloyes, as
Clerk of Engine Co. No. 3, was confirmed.
The Committee on Public Grounds, &c, re-
ported that it is inexpedient to take any action
attpresent in regard to improving the trees on
the promenades.
An order authorizing the City Treasurer,
under the direction of the Committee on Fl
nance, to hire sum not exceeding $4,000, or
"A tern M tna he
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-21
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCo-In port 18th ut. ships David
Crockett. Burgess. and Florence Nightingale Heimes.
ldS wheat for Liverpool, and 9thers ~. o,,
NEW ORLEANS-Ar I'd, ship VIM Writ, Clark,
New York.
Ar Sd, ships Courier, Chatheld. Boston; vandalia.
Cid 3D. ship Thomas Jefferson, Hatch, New York ;
brig A horta. oTeutt, Boston.
Cid Sd, brig J II Rhodes, Rogers. Bordeaux.
BALrIMORE-Below 18th. ships Ocean Pearl,
Keaer. and c 5 Pennel, Me cher, from Portland
PHILADELPHIA--Arl lIth schs Carrie Wells,
gena Kelley. and Cohasset, Toby, New Bedford.
Also ar I1th. bark Onward, -, Portland; brigs
ortolan, Lord, Somerset; Thurston, Lampher, Fall
River; Birchard & Torey, Cotton, Boston; schs VIM
Arthur. Haskell, Portland; Fair Dealor, Adams, and
$ E Parker, Fitzgerald. Bangor; IL Rogers, Lang
Cid 18th, schs j Ii French, Corey. Portland; Star,
ingalls, Rockport
NEW YoRk-Ar 18th, ship Henrietta Trecartin,
Pensacola; bark Grand rurk, Blanchard Bordeaux;
brigs II Colthirst. Emery, Kingston j; { c Bill
hngs, Wasson, Barbados; schs Henry Russell
Nleke5son Mex Trinidad; Rds Ranner Tucker Lingan CB
Homer Bangor; 81 Lucar, Barnes. and n h Dun
ton. sherman. Rocklsnd; Florence, Ncrkerson, Bos-
ton; Hannibal. Wentworth, Providence.
Ar 18th, bark Omega, Morse, Licaia; schs A Hoo
per, Harding. Lubec: Wave. Wormwell, Cutter;
J Homer, Arey. Bangor; Bangor. Jordan. Els
worth; Olive Branch, Young, do; Hardscrabble
Gregory, Rockland Eliza Ellen, Curtis, Portland; ;
Wallace, Staples, Taunton;
Ar 10Th, ship Anglo Saxon, Pennel. Portland.
Cid 18th, ship Chas A Farwell. Armstrong, Liver
pool; brigs Thomas Owens, Petting Arroyo; Isa-
bel Beaurmad, Tamms, Bangor; sehs Trident. Snow.
Cardenas; Frances Ellen, Clark, Salem; / l. Snow
Achorn Ellsworth.
Ar 18th, brig Resolute Gray, Gagua; schs Electric
Light smith. Port au Prince; IL Brewster, Hawkins
New Orleans.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 1Tth, sch Caroline Knight
Wilson, Lubee.
NEW L0NDoN-Ar 18th. sehs Cyrus Chamber
lain. Siurges, from Albany for Portland, Gendower,
Wood. New York for Bangor; Hurd, Snow, do for
Bowdoinham.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 17th, sch Arno, (of Portland)
Crockett. 81 John NIB.
Ar 18th, sch Francisco, kilby, Portland.
NEWPORf-Ar l7th. schs Leader, Barker, Gardi-
for New York; Belle, Bulger, Eastport for Phia-
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-21

eV The Advertiser having charged the
Press with stating falsehood in relation to
the candidacy of Mr.. Smith for the Senate,
against Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,, we give the fol-
lowing as complete refutation OF the charge.
Our correspondent is one of abe most respec-
table gentlemen in Westbrook. We omit
paragraph of his letter, because it relates to
private matter in which our readers generally
can feel no interest In relation to the story
Of the senatorship, we stated at the time, that
our informant was leading Breckinridge de-
mocrat of Knox County:
WEsTBRooK, Oct. II, 1862.
To the Editors Of the Press:
The Advertiser of to-day denies that :" F. o.
]. Smith proposes to be Senatorial candid
ate," and says, it is a falsehood started by the
Abolition Portland Daily Press" Perhaps
he does not now intend to be candidate, since
he has discovered that his recent raid in the
Advertiser has caused his few supporters to
forsake him; but he did propose to be can
didate." was informed of the fact the next
day after he was elected to the State Legisla-
ture by an acquaintance of mine who has been
till recently In the employment OF Mr.. Smith,
and to whom he disclosed his intentions at a
supper to which he was invited for the pur-
pose of obtaining his vote to elect him to the
State Legislature. The Advertiser may now
deny it, but was informed of the fact before
It appeared in the Press
After hearing Mr. Smith speak in Portland
and this town AT the "war meetings." / sup
posed he must be true patriot, and therefore
gave him my vote for representative to the
Legislature; but if truly regret doing any
one thing in my life, regret that from the
bottom of my heart. And am not alone. If
the thing should be tried over again think
he would get but one republican vote. Many
Of the democrats are pleased at the manner he
has assailed the National Administration, but
they know him too well to vote for him. His
chance to the U. S. Senate is slim.
A MECHANIC.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-21
The Battle near Nashville.-Gen Negley's
Official Report.

New YORK, Oct 20.
Gen. Negley's official report, dated 9th inst
states that Maj. Geu. S. r. Anderson, Brig
Gen. Forrest and Gen. Harris have been rap
idly concentrating a large rebel force at La
vergne, eight miles east, with the avowed in
tention of assaulting Nashville.
Deeming it favorable opportunity to check
this project by sudden blow, a concentrated
movement was made on the night of the 9th
inst. force of 400 infantry and 400 cavalry
and four pieces of artillery, under command of
Gen. Almer was sent via. Murlreesboro' road.
At the same time 800 infantry, under Colonel
Miller, marched by circuitous route to the
south OF Lavergne. The enemy's pickats
were in considerable force in the roads. and
skirmishing with our advance, thus enabling
their main force, consisting OF one regimentof
infantry, 32d Alabama, one steel rfed cannon
and 5000 cavalry, to assume position. Form
ing their lines in anticipation of our entire
force advancing on the Murfreesboro' road
which was part of our object the enemy com
menced the action by opening fire with three
pieces of artillery at a distance of 300 yards.-
This was soon silenced by shell from one of
our guns exploding their ammunition chest.
At the moment the enemy were directing their
movements against the right flank of General
Palmer's force, Col. Miller's infantry arrived,
advancing in splendid line of battle, and de-
livering well directed fire into the enemy's
ranks, which was followed by a skilful deploy-
ment right and left to cut Off their retreat
They held their ground for thirty minutes,
then fled in the widest disorder, leaving IT'S
prisoners in our hands, among whom were
two Lieutenant Colonels and number of line
officers, three pieces of artillery ordnance and
quartermasters stores. A large amount of
provisions and two railroad cars also fell into
our hands. The latter were destroyed Their
defeat was complete. Their loss in killed and
wounded is about eighty. The conduct of our
officers and men was highly meritorious, with
numerous instances OF individual bravery and
efficiency.
a report in detail will be forwarded at the
first opportunity. Our loss was eight killed
and nine wounded and missing.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-21

TRAIN AT THE CITY HALL.-The City Hall
lecture by Geo. Francis Train OH matters and
things in general, and Charles Sumner and
"niggerism" in particular. On the stage were
several gentlemen venerable for their eonser-
vatism, while the gallery was filed with ladies'.
Train was disconnected from all ordinary mo-
"perfect looseness." We listened to him for
while, and heard nothing but nigger-in his
own classic phrase, it was nigger at the begin
ming, Niger in the middle, and we suppose
nigger ut the end. In other words, it was lit
tie else than personal TRADE against Charles
Sumner and the abolitionists. We find by a
printed sheet before US, that it was only re-
hash of his own speech in Music Hall, Oct.
9th, in which, to quote from one of his own
printed notices attached, he "dssected and
cut up Charles Sumner, inch by inch, as he
had previously done Bull Run Russell, Thorn
as Colley Grattan, w. S. Lindsey, and other
English secessionists;' and as we propose TO
give some extracts from that speech to-mor-
row, we shall not speak futther of his efforts
at this time.
In listening to Mr.. Train we were forcbly
reminded of an anecdote of Gen. Wyman b.
5. Moor of our own State, to whom gentle
man once remarked, that he would have been
much more successful in life but for his er-
cessire modesty! Mr.. Train, doubtless, suf-
fers from an inordnate developement of this
female grace, which renders him very timd,
reserved and ditfident before an audience, and
causes him to blush deeply with every allu-
sion to himself
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-21
Diseases of the Urinary Organs.

tB-J. G. MOTT, VI. D., Operating and Consulting
Surgeon and Physician, attends exclusively TO Dis
eases of the Urinary and Genita Organs, and Female
Complaints of all kinds, and the obscure dis
eases OF the Pelvic Vicera, Piles Ruptuies ydro
cee, Varicocele, fistna, Early Decline of Manhood.
&c. DIR. NJ. keeps himself posted in all the improve
ments in the cure of Disease made in this country
or Europe and spares no expense that his patients
may have the best medical and surgical treatment
the world affords ADVICE PRgR. rF@Ofce So
Court street. BOSTON. Hours from 10 A. NJ. to 2
PM, and 6 TO s f. NJ
Mrs; NJ, who is thoroughly versed in the affective
maadies of her sex, can be consulted by ladies'
Patients furnished with board and experienced
nurses. Oct3eodGm
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-21

crops Shocked upon 'them,-huge stacks of
hay, mountain piles of STRAW where the grain
has been threshed in the field,-orchards load
ed with their juicy harvest, and pleasant look
ing white houses, scattered here and there show
peace and plenty. The people here, it is true,
have suffered somewhat from the depredations
of soldiers upon their pigs and poultry, but
their LOSSES in this way have been very light,
and causing no want, though they do undoubt-
'edly produce some vexation. But it is nearly
time for drills. will try to inform you of our
movements as regularly as possible.
Yours &C., T.
P. S. The Press is now a considerably regu-
lar and always welcome visitor. 1t is lent un-
til worn out.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-21

The ELECTIoNs.-As yet the elect ion re
turns are a good deal confused. PENNSYLVANIA
seems to be very closely contested, while in
the States. In Iowa the republicans have
swept the State, securing the entire congress
sional delegation. When the four States are
figured up, as we can do only when more def
mite returns are received, it will be found, we
large as has been claimed, and that the result
of the elections can in no honest sense be con-
strued into verdict against the President, of
his Proclamation.