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The Portland daily press., 1863-07-14

BOn the first page-Philosophy OF Ne
grophobia; Political Nomenclature; Capt.
Appleton, 18th Maine.
sg-on the fourth page-Mist, poem, by
S. J.F.
- "A large amount OF interesting matter
intended for this number, is necessarily crowd
ed over till tomorrow.
sE-The Secretary OF the Treasury has
ordered that hereafter. upon the deck of every
Revenue Cutter in commission, there must be
on duty at all times, whether day or night, at
least one commissioned officer and one third
of the crew.
20 A rousing Union meeting was held at
Castine on Tuesday evening of last week. A
correspondent of the Wing says: "The nomi-
nation takes well in this region. . . Since
the glorious news from Pennsylvania and
Vicksburg the reptiles are all in their holes.'
sg-We have been furnished with a long
list of Philadelphia Hospital returns up to
July LIST, but they do not appear to possess
sufficient interest to Justify their publication
TO the exclusion of matters of much later
date. A large portion of those mentioned in
the reports have since returned with their
regiments.
gin the Northwestern part of this coun-
ty there is certain Sion" copperhead who
is very active at the present time in denoun-
cling the administration, in opposing the war,
in defending free speech, in whining over the
arrest of such creatures as yallandigham, and
in doing mischief generally. A short time
since this same man was heard to say that he
wished every meeting house was converted
INTO hog-pen and that every clergyman was
in h! Twenty-Five years since he evnced
his love for free speech and hatred of arbitrary
power, by heading mob, entering church
and breaking up an anti-slayery meeting, and
driving the speaker from the house by br ute
force.
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rst one drawn being
F. WAITE.
Charles + Littlefield
Franklin A Howard
Henry Edsell
George Millikcn
Nathan Webb
Henry II Wilder
Henry w Goodhue
Thomas Dame
Daniel w Winslow
Charles IL Mark
George III Cloudman
Joseph Il Weber
Miles Blake
Joshua X Gribbcn
james 5 Shean
George u Ferguson
Daniel Ward
Samuel Finely
John Gordon
N N Brunce
Alfred NJ Hawcs
Cornelius Cushman
Moses Owen
Warren Osgood
David b SalInond
George q johnson
David n Coffin
Nicholas q Nichols
Thomas Stokes
VIM Parks
Patrick Wogan
Edward 5 Merrill
Charlfs II Leighton
Jamd Blake
VIM Haskell
Vim w Sherburne
Enoch NJ Thompson
George Lang
Isaac Coombs
Gwinne A Jones
George w Rich
George w Starting
Joseph IL Thorndike
Andrew L Lewis
VIM j Lewis
VIM II skiilings
Edward Gibson
VIM Z W Merrill
Henry III Tyzac
Charles Young
George l. Wescott
John johnson
Samuel II Anderson
George q Watts
VIM III Hughes
Seward Leighton
jeremiah Reardon
VIM Fessendcn
Marrctt A kennard
Peter Mooney
Emory Is Cushing
Eugene r Austin
Increase : Robinson
Charles Henry
Austin Brannagan
Frank A Bremon
John A Waite
George kecly
Woodbury. l. Sawyer
John II Russell
John Z Harmon
Watson Freeman
George Pennell
Albert Il Hilton
Charles 5 York
John u Allen
John III Warren
james Noyes
Isaiah Daniels
Newell w Foster
John T. Colby
james Webb Jr
Patrick ComIey
George II Hoyt
Timothy Hearty
James T. Mountfort
Joseph + Baker
Hosea ] Nvyes
Levi NJ Prince
Hubbard w Bryant
Albion Sawyer
Henry Miners
John Libback
Hiram l. Freeman
John w Merrill
John Anderson
Simon G Early
John ii Farrell
Merrill L Snowman
Aiick Burke
George L Conley
David II Aihcrton
David n Bassett tcolorcd
Abicl smith
Collingwood Walker
Frank w Carleton
James G upham
William Collins
Albert & Pearson
George "A Coyie
VIM II Griffin
Edwin A Fitch
Nel-on Icnney
Vim A Bean
Oliver Goldsmith
VIM II Milliken
james Alexander
John Cousins
Thos Is rockingham
John Thomas lcoloredl
Anthony c Means
Vim S Luikin
Charles W Ross
George A Ncwhall
Jabez T. Budden
Gilman Conway
David n Hall
John NJ Stevens
Thomas James
Melvin Is Fales
Charles N Hatch
james Kelly
Charles Il yanhorn
Marion White
James Farrell
Alfred 5 Moore
Edwin l. Sfanwood
Herman Remick
james 4 NJ johnson (col'
Charles Sweetscr
Charles + Whittier
Charles Reed
Frank J Bailey
James IL Fitzgerald
Patrick Kelley
Edward Srival
John NJ Gould
james w Margeson
WIN IL Richardson
Jabez II & Gross
james o Parsons
VIM II Fletcher
Flayius . Beal
Michael McDermott
VIM Mcdonald
John ii Hall
John Z Huntress
John Treicthen
George Edmonds
Henry G Skillings
Michael Conley
y Hazen X Brickett
c draft for the LIST 81
remaining in the b
icy compared, with the
the wholenumber plac
'afting for the I'd, Sd a
} then adjourned to
cling prevailed. As pI
drawn and announc
At the conclusion of I
re given and the cro'
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district The names remaining in the box
were counted and they compared, with those
that were drawn, with the wholenumber placed
in the wheel. The drafting for the I'd, Sd and
4th sub-districts was then adjourned to 0
o'clock this morning.
The utmost good feeling prevailed. As par
ticular names were drawn and announced
cheers were given. At the conclusion of the
draft three cheers were given and the crowd
left the hall.
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EDWARD F. WAITE.

which 324 were Dir;
were as follows, the
EDwAB
Edward j Pickett
Martin s Dunn
E5en W. Milliken
Prank Albert
Henry G Blanchard
William Warren
Franklin X Barrett
Peter Bragdon
Andrew II. whitney
James Wadley
Alonzo Blanchard
Albert J Randall
Adrian ii Atwood
Daniel McIntirc
Henry Steadfast
teranus e Hanson
Seth Hersey
George II Holden
Alex. Hayden
Richard Merrill
Herman 5 kaler
John Walker
Watson Dyer
Henry s. Burgess, Jr
Francis + Emery
Hollis Woodbury.
Henry A Gray \
VIM X Harrymaf1M
Michael McDonald&e
Sumner Barbour
George Il Lord \
James Rooney
Frank ) kennard
Charles & Randall
Henry karstead
Joseph Warren
George II q Twitchell
Samuel payson
John McCarty
Charles Y Larrabce
George ii. Griffin
Arthur Nickerson
Frederick Roak
Sheppard X Robbins
Peter jenkins
John Kennedy
George T SWEET
Henry s Jones
Joseph NJ Stevens
Charles Emery
Michael Roman
Andrew Hasty
Patrick Daley
Edward T Cory
Jeremiah Hanlan
James A Conley
George G fobes
John CULVER
James II Millett
Vim A Duran
Meldon J Morrill,
James Murphy
Elisha Richmond
Francis ) jackson
John Perry
VIM G Beaumont
Patrick McGowan
Richard NJ. Libby
John ii True
Rufus II Waite
James Martin
Charles Allen
John + Hillman
Neal McNellis
Josiah Cox
John kilgore
Augustus ID Mari
Cyrus Lowell
Morris Riley
Benz. r. Niles (col'd)
Andrew Gowell
Fernald Libby
Albert E Dennison
Joseph Akers
] G Stevens
Vim q Hazietine
Andrew NJ Floyd
Vim W Snowman
John A York
Alonzo + Long
George A SkiIlings
Patrick Burke
Hiram 7 Plummer
Enoch o Merrill
Cyrus Davis
Hugh Mcdonald
John Y Chase
John Gooding
Lawrence Hay
Lemuel T Hoyt
Michael King
WIN A Maxwell
George A Thomas
Thomas Quirk
Charles A Dyer
Edward NJ Cannon
GEORGE Il. Barbour
John Williams
Patrick Conroy
Samuel v Poor
Henry Dennis
Wesley Adams
Isaac A Hall
John f. Davis
Barnard Geehan
John Martin
John NJ Slater
Jonathan c Chase
Samuel Pasco
Henry A Dutton
VIM II Ludkins (col'd)
John Kelley
Lyman Tidd
Josiah l. Boston
Francis l. Jones
VIM Prince
David Jones Jr
Henry II Coolidge
Harrison g Otis
Alex. Taylor
Luther G ellison
Joseph Il. Gilman
II Brigham, Bishop
Frank Leavitt
Benz. G. Hoyt
Albertas A kimball
Daniel ii Stevens
Mark Elwell
Milton Higgins
Josiah p Pearson
Norman A Milliken
Sergeant L Coe
VIM McGrath
John w Conway
Vim p Newman
Horace knight
Edward IL Capen
Nathan L Redlon
Horace Harvey Jr
Tobias Darling
James III erie
Edward Gould
David Logan
Isaac NJ Littlehale
Hugh Mcdonald
Edward J Norris
John A Smith
Henry McCarty
Alanson Ross
John Cunningham
Thomas Welsh
Enoch Mcclellan (color
This concluded
1ss-.. I'M
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Des- LOCKE & kIMBALL. DENTISTS No III
Observation-Disclosures, Me. augl5-ly
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this day Of is6 3
NorK The certificate in regard TO age Is, in all
cases where practicable, to be signed by the parents
Of the person claiming exemption and the require
ments specified in the regulations to be adhered
to- The blank space in the certificate 10 Indicate tho
age Of the person is 10 be filed as follows:
That am s.uader twenty years Of age.
That 'over thirty-fye" years Of age, 'and mar
ried.n
That am ''oyer forty -hve' years Of age according
10 the facts in the
NorE 2.--In case the certificate Is not signed by
the parents, the fact Of age must be certified ~ by
two respectable persons (heads OF fmilies) resident
In the same town. county, district with the per-
son for whom exemption is claimed, aud the require
ments Of paragraph 81. Regulations, Se-, must DO
complied with.
Blank forms can be obtained BY application TO this
Office.
Substitutes mnst be presented to the Board Of En-
rolment for examination BY them, and n accepted
the drafted will receive eeruhcate OF non
liability from the Board
Communication has been fixed by the Secretary Of
War AZ san THAT amount paid 10 Nathaniel j. Mil
or of this ety Collector Of Internal Revenue will
cntitle The drafted TO two tdupcafe receipts.
one these receipts is 20 be kept the other presented
to the Board of Enrolment viii entie the holder to
= eertidcate OF non-liability from the Board.
Per order Board of Enrolment,
CHARLES II. DOUGHTY,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
July "A, 1s63.-dtaug1
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NoTx This il only intended to apply where tho
members of the family claiming exemption reside In
the same family. IL any Of the members reside else
where and have gone into the military service Of tho
United States. no exemption that account can be
claimed.
Norx z--This certificate must be signed by one Of
the parents. IL there be any II not. BY two respec-
table persons hcAs of fsniliesl resident the same
town, county. district with the person for whom
exemption i claimed.
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BROKERS', BOARD.

It'll you are in want OF any kind of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Once. ii
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FORK No. %.

Certificate thar tie person liable draf "a the stk-
er g r'ofherfess children, snder II gears ~ age,
dependent ON his labor for support
i, the subscriber, being liable 10 dram
into the service Of the United States, hereby make
aifdavit that am the father Of motheriess
child under IL years Of age, and dependent on
my labor for support
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Personally appeared before me, the aboye-namcd
and and seyeraiy made oath that the
above certificate correct aud true to the best Of
their knowledge and belief.
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NoIk 1.-The first of the above certificates must be
signed BY the person claiming exemption, and the
second by two respectable citizens heads Of amies)
residents OF the town, county, district in which
the person resides, and sworn to before magistrate
NOTE This certificate Is to be used only In cases
Nnere the labor of the person claiming exemption Is
pendent ON him. The exemption does not apply in
cases where there Is sufficient property TO Weld sup
port and the necessary business for collecting the m
like. S'' VI '''
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Certificate that fro members e Aeaniy Of the per-
son liable to drt are already IN the military
rice ~ the United States.
We the subscribers, and
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George observation-disclosures UNDERT AKER.-
MY Coffin WarerOoms at No. 20 Front corner
of Trumbull where can always DC und large assort
ment of all the different kinds and patterns OF Collins
Also Metallic and Rosewood finish Caskets.
Plates Robes, &c, furnished of the best material
atest patterns. mch2S diff
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From boston WEDNESDAY and S 4TURDAY
FROM PrOvincetown MONDAY and TIIJTRSnAY
The, Ths new and commodious steamer GEoRGE SHAT.
IUCh, U Is. SMITH. commander will commence her
regular trips between Boston Provinc
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on Wednesday, June II. She been built xnreSsY
for this route and 10 fitted with every accommodatio1
AID convenience for ladies and gentlemen Fare eli 30
For any information, apply to D0LBIER Il SIFEPER
266 Commercial Street. Boston. law
E. BoWLY, Agent.
bOstoh' June w. 1901 deop6m iell
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ed daily from IN until 2, and from to in the evening
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Mrs NJ. who is thoroughly versed in the affective
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- There is no need o: your paying $3.50 for Dyeing
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DR.. g. w. EstabrOOk, Surgical ami Mechanical
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Bay State House, Worcester Mass. d3m+ s23
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Forks, Spoons &C. amongst the attractions recent.
ly added TO the splendid assortment Of
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. Sign Of Big Pitcher, l28 and 1870 Main street.
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DR.. Wolf S3a Broadway, New york;
CARD TO INVALIDS.-DR ALPuoNsE WOLF, de
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the treatment OF Diseases generally considered by the
Medical PROTEST. IN as CHRONIC and INCURiBLE
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TO either sex well known and be attested album
dainty by most respectable parties His pamphlet,
panaory Of views and treat nent. be had free by
mail application and correspondence by mail will be
promptly attended to. d&w3m OF
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IMPORTANT DIScoyKKi.-rIErH ACTUALLY NJ
tractrd withgui ~ihotl t4~ afrlnsfapn Of thia
rof1rn ether thuasAnh Vofan4rv fett.
froln distinguished ehitrns fhnir ~rr sod
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-06

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j. SMITH AUCrIONkBR WILL SELL. THIS
~ day. mt ~ O'Clock ut ~ stuyyesan rls1t Nhtb ncet
the Bible House Par nf naek
wnunt and mahogany Bedroom suits thHiFs
Tables Rockers and Ingrsia tntp.is bn rant
ings aud everything necessary for Rcnee ho1srseeppa
A s,lGNEE sALE-L sEI.pNER AuCIIOkEFR -
"A ". sELDSER a Co, 2s Bowery viii sell. NJ ther
saiesroom "Wednesday july at 1915 O'CLOCK the whole
Stock retail Boot and shoe Store By srder Of br A.
sigree
II BURKE, AUCrIoNEER. OFFICE No. GREEN
IL. witch aycnae-win sell on Monday, July Q ~ y
oclock at ioi West Noseen'h street. STOCK aud Fixtures o.
u family Grocery and Liquor store.
BoGARr. AUCTIoNEER-BY =. j. ROGARI -
e. Household Furniture this day. a. lnSs O'Clock iW
varek street consisting 81 mahogany SO as soi@ H.as
Chairs and krrs mahogany aud Cottage Hcdeshhh hn
res Washsands Toilet Ware HsL. Iiuss aud straw Mat.
rrses ten Feather Beds BolrsrA aud pillows, Sheet.
Carpets ana Rods Mirrors Window SHADES, Dining and
Kitchen Furniture. Ac., hc.
sELDNER AUCrfoNEER IS. W. sfLDSIE a co
L.. will sell their store. - Bow Monday, july q,
los oio stock OF Clothing, Dry and Fancy uoois.
Cutlery, aud invoice OF fine Lace Nanti'iaE
uM. Writer'S AucTtoNEER, WILL SILL THIS
w O'Clock. al No i5i Canal street. Large and
valuable. OF gncrl Househod frnitnte rarisr
Suite Pier and Manc Murur Laer and Damssk Sniains
ply aud other Carpets, Oclohs irrneh ana olser bed
s,aas Hair Natrrkses Feather Bsda marble top Dressing
Bureaus washstsnds Toi ct, China. Hla-s ei.craxatc
Stoves Kitchen Furniture. Sofas SOFA ircsh ade thhr
Chairs Wood Ware, FAC. Also one Hshi SarrAss ana
Double Harness