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CAPTURE OF LOOK OUT MOUNTAIN.
Official Account by Major. Gen. Thomas
The Rebels Driren al The Point ofthe Bay.
Ouef

WASHINGTON, Nov. ], 1868.
Tho following was received this morning
at the headquarters Of tho army;
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. %.
To Maj. Gen. Halleck. Generai.in- Chief
In tho fight of last night the enemy at
tackled General Geary's division. posted ut
Wauhatchic, on three sides, and broke his
camp at one point, but was driven hack in
most gallant style by part of his force, tho
remainder being held in reserve. Howard,
while marching to Geary' relief, was attack.
ed in the flank, the enemy occupying in
force two commanding hills on the left of
the road. lie Immediately threw forward
two of his regiments and took both Mt tho
point of the bayonet, driving the enemy
from his brcastworks and across Lookout
Creek. In this brilliant success over their
old adversary, tho conduct Of the officers
and men of the Ilth and 10Th corps is en-
titled to the highest praise.
Gro. IL. Thomas, Major General.
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. II changes the sun
burnt face and hands to pcarly satin texture
Of ravishing beauty, imparting the marble pur-
ity Of youth, and the disiinguc appearance 50
inviting in the city belle OF fashion. 1t removes
tan, frccklcs, pimplcs and roughncss from tho
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent
and smooth. II contains no material injurious
to the skin. Patronizcd by Actresses and 0pc-
ra Singers. It is what every lady should have.
Sold everywhere.
DEMAS s. BARNES & CO.,
General Agents,
3icowGm 202 broadway, N. Y.
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WAR MATTERS.
FROM CHARLESTON.
Our guns have opened upon Charleston |
00,dreek Fire sent into the heart OF the |

NORRIS ISLAND, Oct. q, IL n, 1868.
Three heavy guns have been opened on the
city Of Charleston and each has thrown one
shell containing Greek fire into the very
heart of the city, other guns are to open
upon the city this afternoon. 1t was not in.
tended to make the commencement of such
operations, but circumstances have changed
the programme entirely. Our batteries are
also at work on Fort Sumter and Moultric.
The rebels reply reservedly to-day, they
arc taken by surprise so far as the Smelling
Charleston is concerned although he has had
sufficient warning. Four monitors arc in
position of Sullivans Island; it is understood
that they will engage tho rebel works this
Pm The Ironsidcs shows no disposition to
participate, her ropes are strung with sailors
washing.
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TnE ELECrioSs.-Ou readers will see by our
telegraphic columns the result of Tuesdays
elections Massachusetts,, New York, Missouri,
Kansas, Wisconsin, Illinois and Maryland have
each elected the unconditional Union ticket
The county election in New Jersey has result
ell in favor Of the coppcrheads by a reduced
majority from last year. Owing to the crowd
ell state of our columns VIC have space only to
thus refer to them. Meanwhile We commend
the cheering aspect of political affairs, and the
increasing loyalty among the people, to the at
tcntion of our Saco contemporary, reminding
him about the lamp that "holls out to burn"
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Pursuit, and Rout of Rebel Cavaly.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 3.
Major Gen. Granger reports from Nashville
that he sent u detachment of cavalry from that
place, under Col. Shelby, to pursue Hawkins
and other gucrrllas. lie overlook Hawkins
near Penney Factory, and routed and pursued
him to Ccntrcvilc, where he made a stand
routed him again, and pursued him until his
forces dispersed. The rebel loss was fifteen or
twenty killed and sixty-six prisoners. Ourloss
was slight. GEORGE II, TTonAs,
Major General.
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Town QuorAs.-Thc following are the quo.
tas Of Volunteers which tho different towns and
cities in the counties OF Cumberland and York
are required to furnish before the 9TH Of Janua.
|ry, 1868:
Cumberland Comty.-Baldwin 10; Bridgton
~; Brunswick Sc; Cape Elizabeth 81: Caseo
Is Cumberland 81; Falmouth %; Frccport
IS; Gorham IS; Gray 20; Harpswcll 30 !;
Harrison l6; Naples IL New Gloucester 20 |;
Yarmouth %; North Yarmouth lS; 0tisfcld
10; Portland sos; Pownal IL; Raymond q I;
Scarborough o. Sebago u; Standish - (;
Westbrook a.; Windham IS.
York Co0ity.-Acton 10; Alfred IL; Der
wick 20; Biddcford l32; Buxton 10; Cornish
Is; Dayton o; Eliot 81; Hollis 26; Kcnnc.
bunk "a; Kcnnebunsport 40; Kittery 20;
Lebanon % Limerick - Limington %; Ly-
man 10; Newfeld 81; North Berwick 81 Par
sonshcld 30; Saco 66; Shapleieh 10 !; Sanford
20; South Berwick Sc; Marlborough ~;
Wells T.; York ~.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Professional Notice.

Tho unprecedented success that has attended Dr,
MoRSE,S treatment fby Inhalation) for affections
OF tho Head, Throat aud Lungs, has caused such an
increase OF professional business mt his home that
Inc was Obliged 10 discontinue his regular visits NJ
Saco aud Dddeford. IIc will be happy TO walt on
any or his old friends and all others who may wish
10 consult him, ut his residence corner Smith and
Congress streets, Portland, where he may be found
at all times.
Fntranco No, . Smith street 2S-lyr
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4.
Atmarket-Cattle 3O56 Sheep and Lambs 6l75
Swine $500.
PRIcEs-lfnket BeeE-Extra, IS 30 a o 90, first
quality, 90 a 25 second. ~ a 90; third, 20 a
Oh pr 100 lbs, (he total weight OF hides. taliow
and dressed Beef
Working 0rsn.-soOo, los, rs. 80, 40, iij, $50
90 pairs mt market.
Ysgiing,-sll to 10, two yrs. old, Eao6 three
yrs. old, % a co.
Miich cors.-s25 10 CO; the prices Of Mlch Cows
depend altogether upon the fancy OF the purchaser
Sheer and Lambs-s3 10 to 400; old Sheep a 6.
Spine.-Stores. Wholesale, OOc toOi retail Ooc to o.
Fat Hogs 6a6ic.
Hides-9d C per lib.
TaHop-Saslc per lib.
Sheer Skins-si rs 200.
Lamb Skins-Si 10 100
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TTR TNM Na TeRHz1 WEEKLY PAPER BEeB AGRICULTURAL aaaG

ten caddics, candle, soap and packing boxes
of all kinds. They manufacture about loV-
600 light boxes annually, using therefore
$50, 600 feet OF lumber. They have recent
ly added q new stationary engine. Ihey
manufacture to order for houses in New
York and Boston. and further east.
There are two pillow manufacturers ina. "
Isaiah Frye and I. b. Iiusscy. About 4vV
plows arc yearly made by tho former wh'le
N. latter turns out from 1000 to 400 an
nually. Mr.. Husscy has an iron foundry
from which no supplies himself with tho
iron he uses. These North Berwick plows
have standard reputation in the market as
the best made.
The mercantile business OF the place is
large, finding employment for four stores.
that Of Geo. ii. Snow & Co., having made
sales the last year Of $4,000 worth OF
goods, which, for country village, is a
large amount Of business. And then there
is a largo and very flourishing rum business
carried on here, no less than three rum holes
being in full blast. On one Of the recent
frosty nights, a soldier Of the sth Maine
regiment. at home on furlough with his
friends in Springvalc, started to report him
self: he got as far us one of these manuiac-
tories when he imbibed some good democratic
r. G., crcpt into the II. II. woodshed. where
he was found about ten o'clock at night In
an almost lifolcss condition, poisoned by
"gin." The inhabitants of this quiet VIII
lage owe it to themselves to abate these nui-
sances some way or other.
Our friends have somc feeling yet in the
loss of their town representative, Col.
Joseph G. Goodwin, last September, which
loss was occasioncd by rascality on the part
of the coppcrheads, unequalled' as they
think, by any other town in this County
except WATERFORD, and from all accounts we
arc inclined to think it so. Union men
should learn lesson which some arc apt to
forget. that our March elections arc OF the
first Importance, and must not DO neglected
Usually these elections in every town at all
doubtful 30 "democratic," and there are
two reasons therefor: LIST. The democrats
realize the Importance of these elections
moro than do the republicans ID, every
groggcry in this State is an adjourned caacus,
meeting every hour in the day and evening.
OF course, we did not fail to visit our
friend Briggs and his lady, at the "North
Berwick RelrcshmCnt SaloOn-cars stop five
minutes" Here is the only place in America
where hc Sponge Cake is made. Mr.. Briggs
has acquired fortune by the secret OF COM
pounding and baking it, and last year he
furnished $1,000 worth of cake to an eating
house in Boston. Nostrangcr passes through
the place without testing its merits.
Our thanks are duo to our friends for
kindness shown, and Inequalities received,
among whom wc take the liberty Of men
t!oning, Frank o. Snow.
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S-T-1SGO-X.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs.

DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidoto to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen tho system and cnlivcn the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fc-
vers.
They purify the breath and aciiity of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They cure Diarrhca. Cholera and Cholera
Morbus. .-....., 80. ~ .I.- ,-.f .
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They arc the best bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, aud arc exhausted
natures great rcstorcr. 81. la cl-
Tho following startling and emphatic state.
They arc madc Of pure St. Croix Rum, the
celebrated Callsaya Bark, roots and herbs, and
are taken with tho pleasure Of beverage, with.
out regard to ngc or time Of day. Particular
ly recommended to delicate persons requiring
gentle stimulant. Sold By all Grocers, Drug
gsts, Hotels and Saloons. L. II. Drake * Co.,
2O2 broadway, New York. 3icowom
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.

Tho combination OF ingredients IN these Pills y
the result Of long and extensive practice. Tho,
arc mild In their operation, aud certain in correct
Ing all irregularities, Painful transformations TO
moving all distractions, whether nom cold or o'h.
crwisc, headache. pain In the side palpltat'on %
tho heart, whites, all nervous Affections ny
fatigue, pain In tho back and limbs sc'' di''"f''1
sleep, which arisc irvm interruption oi ha'ue'
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The Confessions aud Experience Of an
INVALIDf

Published for tho benefit, and MS n warning and
ACAUTI0N To YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature DO.
cay OF manhood. etc., supplying Mt the same time
the Meas Of SeJ Cure. Hy one who has cured
nv through medical humbug and qcackcry. a
by enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope, sin
gle copies may bc had of tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Iyr29 Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
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WnERE's THAT DOG During tho recent
political campaigr in this State, when the
Coppcrhcads had their mass meeting Mt AL
fred, II dinner was gwen to tho most distin-
guishcd of the platform assembly. (somo OF
them have been distinguished sincc) by the
chairman Of their county committee, and
among tho invited guests was our friend
Wigsin of resistance memory. While the
diners We're indulging in hilarious CONVEX
sation, u large watch dog belonging to the
host came into the room just as the company
had elected our senatorial friend, and 20
clatcd did he become with tho prospect, that
he there made contract with the host for
that dog tho coming winter, for rs he re-
marked, he should feel safer phiic at AugS.
"a, il his family could DO provided with q
good Watchdog.
"Cruclly suuifcd out, Orestes !" but
whercis the dog?
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Cristndnrn,s Hair prrsrryallyr,

Is invaluablc with his Dye. rs II linparts tho ut
most softncss, the most beautiful gloss. and great
vitality TO the Hair. Price so cents 81. and - pei
bottle, according TO size. i6-iw
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STATE OF MAINE.

Executive Department,}
AUGUSTA, Nov, ., 1868.
A., oa,onrpcd session OF the Executive Council
uiIl DO held at the Council Chamber, IN Augusta
an TrrspAY, the LIST day OF December next
ON ,,,ss, JOSEPH ID. HALL,
,,-,s Secretary OF State.
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Editorial Correspondence.

Ily the Governor,
JosEPn u. HALL, Cecretary OF State.
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MATRIMONIAL.

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$ $::::;sS i s;sEEE::||:;
orf sSaSSsa zS$ds ss$$ S'o
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on tho ''f gSl i.Rsd IA TROUPE
who have just retarnsd frsm Boston. whore they have
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Tho ''''"p'eSsMf lsHss Wifi nfif.' and Actress
The greatest Isrf Es Z; Genus Dsr
tn. celebrated Character. and Clog
MISS Mile lille FLORA,
TIE justly 1 i:T'Tis P %sssS. I'D Actress
D''i's iss l Fs1Sgs 4 a sER6 g.'s' &C.
nxR aioSs N. sss sra 4Sssr
Ethiopian Comedians Dsnoers bur,es1uc Actors &C.
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The iasSSissss1' TX 4 T iiS Ssf.''''.
The woudsrfui Cannon Ball Performer And 0ymnsat
sAsS GREAT .s: fsa
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' IN skrCRDAY AFTERNOON
Novelties wiubs produce In rapi , %,
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ysIdv Alss1, aass.l Il5sssor:
| }. zimmerman. Treasurer.
| A CARD.-A GENTLEMAN WOULD ENGAGE WITH
n troupe panorama. sud perform the
In piano and guitar gratis e shes travel Address
Music Ne. 8varisk place, or AL from 10 10 III A n.
| CORPORATION NOTICES.
Two CONTRACTORS.
Separate sealed proposals. each endorssd with tho
received ~ O'Clock Of FRIDAY, August
H. 1885, for ths ocna.rue'ion Of sewers In tho following
| streets. 10 wilt
Four,h slr-e between Bank aud West Twelfth streets
Jones street. bot~een Fourth beecker. Washington
street. between H0ratto snd Gansevoort streets. Cannon
street betw.en Riynsnn ant stanton and i3oth
street bstreen Dloo1ingcan road and Hsdasn river.
on be obtained application IN the Conras CLERK.
/ THos srEPuESs 60.
/ TTfOs. H. TAPpkN, }S'V'In st'saas'
/ A. W. CRAVEN "'A'o'
Once Of The Grssos Aqns<ncs Hoard. August >. 1888
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ANTHOLOGY.

A DRD0KLYN CLIRvOyANT.-NME. CLIrrORD 81
n Smith strert, Bresxyn block from falton
the greatest living Amrrsn detects
r-edies finds absent fr.suds and corpunss esfoy
with pssacns the srrny lif charts
~. send sd stamp for particulars
A DosA YIDE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVERY osE
~ aan depend =. "a Madam. WILSON sss t~is tho
obsot ~ vs - ami the events %
your be No. bsifss snsrsss ost Of The most oa
doraknG ~. h~-NAxls cLartrs NaiAna w l.on IL the
nrxt who introduced them Ia THIS dry Ten thousand
doans ard - spy p~rson Who prove sh~ 10
bakery
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u PRIZE M0NEy OFFICE.
senmen please bring ysnr dsehA rgss-
TEOs. L. BRAYkAKD 81 Wan street. Rev York.
HOTELS.


ops.sd the srikcrs bay os At the foot Of kin.
river Parties driving through tho Park can
sosa seventy 6rst street. Eighty nh street or Nnstv
the Bloomtns<ae road The house h stocked
the market aG0rfs Among recent improve
neuts 1nc BLIZZARD Boom, containing three abes The
roads cxceent order shove Seventy 6Yst street.
1pe stages regularly every half hour from the
rhyhd street and Sixth avenus @ the Strikers Bay
ass't W.. s ssrrHH rroDriesors
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ISIos ,. COURSE. L L-TsorrINo: ON noS y asd
mile heAss eest three In I'VE H. buckskiI
g. 1eneral McCiellea 70 wagon Mr. AcIsride nAmes m
met i;rriss every fifteen minu.ss for IA, 49,
2D orlsck r: n. me 8 80 r. n train from Jamaica =
kass New xork WIN stop ut me ssurse E.lI.-s8 ..t
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A sroHIsIIIN1 TO AILf-rADsNr; MORROW.
~ gbtsr, and nstnS.i aifi ~
sgbt 70 ,s how shd often ~ nsrfy and ali Y.
wlAh " kno our aory tLOnEhb o. ~ ts1. nes
~ ga gterHiton sgd hsf s4sal cot e
found whole ~orit sic afeA l1rky etatfA ~
s,o~ yau I f<es.Ht o. hu.
baud ana sa.sut frsncs whout shsrs< I-s ts,do~
street. b~l.~ uolstDn Only t~rbiy
untl y. 10 tie ey.nlnK Gsntieuan at sduitpI
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KNAURIcE, TIE hKAL AHfROI1DUKR. FRAC.
n. us~s nathing What " rv-npeiiabi~ 70 pht1&o
phers. Asroaagy Saeh.. ths ns,ars Of tbs various
planstA Tie inHuenos th~y upon ~srla In
thsr pssAse through thu ~ ne zodiac
enres nves the csrseiers and iortuss. u mAnklri
foxad saewsafa Of ths rules % the ssns % s ssss
and tie hand " fate hiss nsrned cat he Iath
dvidssi viii Professor Nvare~ nfoii s msandefns
The who hed Of AZ usi islatss 20 yo'r
through your Whoe lie. h. All describe
t~na~s hushand Wife and eil. Ae very ~ yoa VII
mary speedy Frages ~iif srtng
~ the most bofeas. csss Al sho oonsalt Profe-@
viii b~ Of UndeftAk add
have good aud b. pfo-tsrs.-S thrvugk ia. TIE
y4as~t. hourly Jn'ns ls 0saglay o. lasnk}sf
and lhs Professor has sn0wedgs Of tie A-ltidins
paess sf The pisnsia for particular times ad "a
be laifudes wberr esrtsh cres,s0s~1 A.
hts
and lisii ledge ONES Iaet dc uhsD
him hs krcn fArresstinx 81 .fukns~
carver HIM give Tsrf~rt saffsfscton W - fs
tor. LAilss ~ frnts Esntsnsu o.. lo1ss lfom A ~
~ 4. NJ Ix9 Hseekff stfeet near " 1oAef
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| A CARD.-A GENTLEMAN WOULD ENGAGE WITH
/ n troupe pan0rs perform the
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-09

- " ISL WEsT sfHEsz, Nlv, YoaE, July II, 1854
Director Of this company hare declared
dytAepA from esssinss q the ROAD fcs sE months
khs pcesrsd stock The company assuming and paying the
Of the undivided earnings beogng to
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ia rsnscer books u both prsferred and common
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July, and the morning Of TUESDAY,
e. iish day OF August HoRATro n. OTIS. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-09

ID WEAVER, JR.. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ON
ID EoudAy, August TO- 1858 at II O'clock, the oi
Yyfourth areet and Ninth stud Horse 70
&espfns ard szpeuseA BY order u .. Ftnlsy.
IVILLIAM ABBOTT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. 4
w East Broadway, VIII sell on Monday At II O'clock the
Esa5 street., consisting Of Soap Starch spces
shs Fura,,ure Of the fai Lounges, Carpets oiicIohs
8toveA Boxdseads, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-09

UCrfON KOTICE.-CROOKERi. GDAss, CUTLERY
= IA and Plated Ware. WIN. w. SHIREEH, AuctioneeI
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3oi Extra large sale OF ALI kinds OF best
5sscondx Whlse Granite. Common and Fancy Ware Ia lot
city co~nsry without cash
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