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Guar.lian's Sale.

DURSUANr TO license from Hon. John A. Water.
II man. Judge OF Probate for Cumberland Coun.
IT, shall offer for sale, At public sale on the prem
ises. on MONDAY, the twenty sixth day Of October
A. ID. 1868 at l2 O'Clock. noon. zone third In CON-
and undivided OF a certain lot of land lying ON
the southerly side of Bracket street. and facing
York street, in Portland said lot being seventytwo
feet front ON Bracket street, and extending back
southwesterly at right angles from Bracket street
seyenty-eight and half feet TO the back line Of
said lot, holding the width of seventy-two feet
GEO. u. h. JACKSON,
Guardian of Marian A. Longiellow.
n. b AT the same time and place will be offered
for sale the other two thirds In common and undi-
vided of said lot. L. NJ. PATTEN, Auetioneer,
Portland. Sept p, 1868. OCH alta
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CITY OF PORTLAND,

NOTICE hereby given. that 1t is the intention OF
~ the City Council TO widen Maple Street for the
use of the city-begnning at the eastery corner OF
Danforth and Maple streets, and continuing TO Fore
street.
And the Joint Standing Committee of the City
Council, ON laying out Streets. In pursuance OF
order of the City Council passed on the 10Th day
Of October, 1868. will meet for said purpose on
Wednesday, the 18th day of October at 81 o'clock In
the afternoon. at the corner OF Danfoith and Maple
streets. the place of beginning. and then and there
proceed TO view and Law out said new street
All persons interested will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Given under our hands this 10Th day Of October.
A. ID. 1858.
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
STEVENS SMITH. co,nt,,.. ~.
WM II. STEWART. isS;ns on, ~
SAM'L WAREHOUSE, I New ssrs Sss
CYRUS X. LADD, Nv" S"se"'
J. ID. SNOWMAN.
oc2l dtd
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THoRxpIxE. Ne. April Is. lss

IHoRxDIKE. NE, April 25 1862
DEAR SIR "A lady ofmy acquaintance was troub-
led with severe attacks of sick headache for num-
Der OF years. and could find no relief until she tried
H. y. ATWOODS BfTTERS, which effected 4 per-
manent cure by the of one bottle
NY daughter was troubled with attacks Of severe
nesdachc and vomiting. arising from arrangement
the stomach, which have been cured by the use Of
tnese bitters. and have myself been troubled with
dyspepsia. which has already been relieved by this
inyaiuable remedy. ! always keep 1t on hand, as
beiieve II to be speedy for all deran Of
the stomach and liver; and for female Complaints
RAer srising from debility Of tho digestive organs
Yours truly, % CHxs. wafrNEY
- ARissN ~ BASE IMITATION signed an" f.
ss*fes-s n X .ffsead. The genuine is signed d.
" asanss. assssk ~ i'9sscrd against imposifioa
lsl'saa - ~ s7ss fssi-"ed H. H. NAY
Eiif slste ~ 81 tet SOS eFHffH tent.
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Orleans; Benjamin. Patterson, Passport: Ann, Crab.
tree. Columbia; Amelia, Munson, Machias: Bucep-
,aur, Mcfarland, Bangor; Damon. Pitcher, fin DO
hArie Harper, Baltimore: Ellen Merriman, IIamil.
ton; bristol; Hndscrabble, Gregory. Rondout foI
Also ar 10Th. ship l. w stetson. Hurlbut. London.
BY tell Ar 10th. bark G W Horton Aspinwali
rhOrIDENCE-Ar 18th. sch II X Dunfon, Shsr-
,WiCkFORD-Ar 18th. sch saml Nash, Thompson.
Calais. vans "'N
PAWrUCkET-Ar 18th. sch. LADY of the Ocean
Cham6erlain, Calais; Amelia. Long, Gardiner
,,MEWPORT-l In port 18th. brigs Relief Wallace.
New Haven; Cafharne Nickels Grant Frankfort
ut Ihlladeiphia; schs Presto. Johnson L Macbas
i 1--we, New FORK; Pavilion. Sprague, Calais for New
Geo hIborn, Norwood Calais for do: N A
uo ~, ~ nllorook, Frankfort for do; Thos Xix Han
Wan, Lucai Barnes ltockland for New York; Z d
Iava woI.n atwood Bangor for Washin gton; Mary
lane Brewer, Rockland for New York Alma az.
I'm. Franks. Blaehill for New York. i cnmm;nSs
Luht, Caiais for Alexandria; JuIiet Wiiev 10 ~.
New haren; Florence. Candage So,,.rsat ~ ~ ~.
Iork; Fanny Heating, Hall, Rockand for PSi,sd.,
pnia; Nah: Thompson. Calais for Wiekford
NEW BEDFORD-Sld 18th. schs SearsviIis Co..
for Philadelphia Messenger, Doane. Tor Nnr, Yosn
Lamartine. johnson. do. e" iorA'
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 18th. sch Moun,.,n A..
nue., Kelley. Philadelphia for Portland avn
Ar 18th, brigs Maria Wheeler Wheeler and . n
Larrabee. Carlisle, Philadelphia for Boston
BoST0N-Ar 18th. schs Benz Willis, Harrington.
CID 18th. bark Western Sea. Harding. Malaga. .sh
.9 gst boat Clark, Charlottetown; Express Went
Az goth, brig Celia Carver Pondleton, from Lin.
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FoRTHcoMING.-Walker, Wise d Co., pub
fishers, Boston, will issue LIST proxo, "The
Farmer Boy, and how he became Commander
in-Chief;" and vol. iv. of the famous Spectacle
Series" entitled Moscow" These books are
particularly attractive for boys.
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MARINE NEWS.
-
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tae sdny y, Observation-Disclosures. October go.
ARRlVEn

AKRINED.
Steamer Chesapeake Willets. New York.
Steamer New brunswick Winchester, st John NIB
for Boston.
Steamer Lewiston. knight. Boston.
Sch Mermaid, Grover, Gouldsboro Tor Gloucester.
Sloop Boomer, Pray. Ellsworth.
CLEARED.
Bark Tejuca, Hartman, Matanzas-E Churchill &
Co.
Sch Wilot, (Brl Allen, Hllsboro NB-master.
Sch Ruth Baker. thew, ST. tonsl Knight, Bati-
more-Gco Burnham & Son.
Sch George Deerlng, Randolph. Philadelphia-R
York Son.
Sch Unison, Mann. Bangor-R G York & Son.
Sch Ellen, Ware, Gardiner-fling Drew.
SAILED-wind NW-barks Ellen Stevens, Jos 4
Ward; brigs Almon Rowell Martha A Berry, Anna
Geldert. Danl Boone, Nancy Locke, & kenne-
dy, and others.
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DIED.

In this city. Oct 20. Gertrude. infant daughter Of
Francis A. and Fanny A. Leavitt, aged months.
sy-Funeral this Wednesday, afternoon. at 81 o..
clock.
In Sacarrappa. Oct. Is. Mrs. Sophrona O.. wife Of
Joseph Short. of Abana H., and daughter Of Ivory
and Hannah Hexeiton, of s.
In Sacxrrappa, Oct. 20. Harry E., youngest of
Marshall L. and Eliza A. Babb. aged years and
months.
In Monmouth. Oct. Is. Mrs. Lois. wife of Robert
WEIGH, aged 20 years
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NOTICE.

rTuE adjourned meeting of the Committee on lay.
i ing out and widening streets, will meet at the
eastern terminus of Congress street, on THURSDAY.
October ed AZ 81 r. NJ. for the purpose of laying
out tho continuation Of said street to high water
mark. Per order.
oc3l dtd JASon MCCLELLAN,
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GREAT DISCOvERY.-Ana dhesiv epreparatiou
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto Boots and shoes sufii Gent
ly strong without stitching;
That viii enectuaily mend Furniture, Croekery
Toys, and all articles Of household USE aa-n
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machiuists
And Families
,wiiIhnd It INVALUABLE. II willie neetuaIly stopth
leakage of Coal Oil.
II Is ins0luble in water or oil
itsa liquid. and as easily applied a. paste.
II will adhere oily substances.
sss HILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT,
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors
Providence. RI.
SnPPtiedin packages from 2 or. to 100lbs, bv
CHAS. RICHARDSON q CO.,
VI Broad Street. Boston
Sole Agents for New England.
rtHNe7e.BwTf febl'dly
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sg- Hall L. Davis, No. SO Exchange Street,
has received Godeys Lady's Book for Novem-
Der. It's a splendid number, both in iuustra-
tions and reading matter.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO rHK-
EVENING PAPERS.

me '"0i"i" COMMUNICATED Marching Back
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Fruit Culture.

TlyHE undersigned viii be happy to receive the or
II ders of Cultisstors, and especially for PEAR
TREES, both Standard and on Ounce root; GRAPE
VINES of the most approved sorts for open culture
aud the Gerry large asd rery beasfijhi FRENCH
CURRANrS. (ten yarictiesl his stock Of which he
believes merits particular attention. Address
8. l.. GOODALE, Saco.
P;S. The lifting for autumn trAnsplanting will
begin in few days. oc2l DIV
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-21

% Late letters from Europe mention that
an edition OF Mr.. Summers speech on "Our
Foreign Relations" was printing at Paris under
the direction OF Mr.. Bigelow, the indetatigable
Consul Of the United States at that capital
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-21


A REBEL LErrER.-We are in possession
Of letter from one of the Tacony's crew, now
confined in Fort Warren, to his shipmate in
Portland Jail The photography evinces good
learning and the sentiment shows that the
writer is fellow OF decided sense and high
feeling. Speaking of Capt. Reid, the cominan-
der of the crew, he says:
Capt. Reid is very closely confined. since he
broke out of Fort Warren He was captured on an
island and brought back again, therefore there is
very little opportunity of seeing him. much less Of
him. he is man that has but very little to say,
which Is very poor encouragement on his part. for
a man that has made his name and done SO much for
the cause. think il very strange for him to act in
this manner. He has not whispered one soft word
to US, since taken prisoner but has treated us with
much indifference.
Therefore think it is every poor mans duty to
keep good lookout and il he better himself, to
do For have seen so many instances Of the same
in the Confcderacy. 1t is the policy Of the commits
stoned officers to take all they get of the poor
men under their charge: That is the policy, am
sorry to say, which has been running the South and
has raised great deal of discomfort among the poor
men, battling for her eause. As long as the com
mssoned officers set the example of looking out for
themselves. depriying the poor man of everything
they steal from him, think his duty to appre
cate the first opportunity he get TO better him
self"
The three pirates now confined in our Jail
are in good keeping, but at times get unruly
and are obliged to be put under discipline.
They have lately been paid their monthly wa
ges, in gold, by the Southern Confederacy and
are as determined rebels, as when on the
ocean at their hostile work. They often seem
penitent and loyal and have applied frequently
to II. B. Ms. Consul here for interference and
| protection, but to no purpose.
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els.
Sailed from - %, iiir.i,
York.
Ar at Lisbon Sept "a. wiln..- y IS a1Esau. ir,li
New York.
Ar at Hayre Oct J. Jane Cooper. Ho~--i igss
kangoon.
Ar at Bremerhaven Oct /. sousherner. sosle, from
Rangoon.
sailed from Hamburg Oct Q. Old Dominion. stahi.
New York
Ar at Brouwer.haven Oct 4. Harvest. LorinE, from
Akyab.
Sailed from Flushing Oct l. John Tucker. Bsilstt.
Sunderland.
Ar At Rio Janeiro Sep, 4. Priscilla York. I'm New.
castle Y.
Mauritius. Sept 6. The Western Chief Wording.
from Rangoon for London. put In here Aug 10. very
leaky, and Is now In dock being re-coppered.
SPOKEN.
July q, on the equator lon 90 z. ship whampos.
Pritchard Calcutta for New York.
Sept 6. lat 40 ~ lon % 80, ship Gov Langdon, I'm
Boston for San Francisco.
Sept Q. lat Z 05 N, lon % 30 W, ship Erie Minot,
So days from Caao for Cowes.
Aug TO- lat 81 81 5. Ion % IS Z. ship Jas Nesnlth
from Akyab for London.
Aug 49, lat 81 u 5. Ion IA u, ship Rambler. IRON
Calcutta for London.
Sept 81 lat 35 IL ~ lon "a 81 W. ship Lorenzo Mer.
riman. from Rangoon for Falmouth
Oct l3 lat 81 20. Ion IS. bark MslIie Ncteal from
Philadelphia for Key West.
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New York, Oct. 20.
1t is reported that the ship Atlanta, of Rich
mond, Me-, was sunk by the pirate Alabama
mo date), while on her voyage from Monte
video to the Chincha Islands.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 18th inst.
states that all the British Consuls are to be
Immediately dismissed from Rebellion.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-21

MIDDLE STREET NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
No. 81, near the Post Office
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
o. new and fashionable Dry Goods, shawls and
Cloaks, just opened. Wholesale and Retail
FEUCHrWANGER q ZUNDER
a See our advertisement in another column.
sept25 DIM
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/, skE a woman In another column pickin sam buc
used hospitals, and by the first families in Paris
london aud New York, in preference to old Port
tion. SaaooaIe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-21

FINE ExaRAvISes.-We have just received q lot
OF the finest Engravings ever offered in this city,
from the house Of Goupil Co.. New York. They
viii be on exhibition and for sale for few days.
such an opportunity to select does not often occur
therefore we invite the lovers of the fine arts to
come and see for themselves at
RI. d. LARRABEE CO.'S,
oclo div 80 Exchange Street, Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-21

House and Furniture for Sale.
- The subscriber intending to leave the city,
n: offers for sale his house Situated corner OF
" Winter and Gray streets. and furniture.
w. II. SHAW,
oc5l 1w % Commercial Street.
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BROKERS' BOARD.
MARRIED.

In Bethel, Aug. 81. Barker c. Grover aud Miss Liz
ze II. Rose. both OF b.
In Grafton. Sept. IL. Edmund p. Chapman and
Miss Olive Bennett. both OF Norway.
In Paris. Oct. %, Jos. y. Stearns, of Giead, and
Miss Sarah b. Cole, OF Greenwood.
aa DIED. u-
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and return. at 81 p payable hid for molasse.: brig
MINNIE irsub for Matanzss, at 35c on boxes; BARK
EyoIy to same port on same terms; bark Andes for
Havana or Matanzss at the option of charterers ~
33c for boxes; brig wappoo for Havana. Win Inn.
per: at I'll 90 NJ and 35c for box shocks; bark p
Alexander ~ tons) for Havana, 1t e22D0 round
sum OUT brig surf to load at Ellsworth wifi, bog es
LOT Csrdenas at S5c; bark Altavela for Cardepss.
with boxes at 36c. "s'
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IPer steamship City Of New York. /,

:, Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, Frank Pierce. Thomas
ron.isIis;,a ain; Ionstnon, Cutter fin New York
ga ON; Ahambra Lucas. for San Francisco; 9Th.
Boston. --''S'' 'eH
Arst Fleetwood 9Th. = Carver. Bangor.
Ga :, Gaxhaven 3d. Hevetia Higgins, from CAllao
Ar Ar a. Brc%srhayen .th. Harvest. Loring Akysb.
at Rio Janeiro Aug d, Hydra Hartman from
Thnr. Ihayer, CARNEY do; Sept 4, Castine,
Sid Sept 2 Loeb Lamor. Lorinx for San rrsneisca
Ar Ar !" CALCUTTA Aug Is, Thos Harvard. Robinson,
Ar at Bombay Sept l. Esmer.,da York ,..,..,,.
Ar at Mauriius Aug Z, East Indian, Hoyt. Csicut.
ia; 18th. Hampden, Mcdonald, do -
n. SD Aug 70. Martha Kdeout Foote. for Maulmain;
for 81 Thomas; 18th, Rochester Patten tim Akyabl
Tor Falmouth. T.; Both East Indian Hoyt, Calcutta.
At Alicante s IS, his III, wSa;ney Asyss
At u Valencia 18th ult. sandusty, Linnetiu, from
additional per City of New York;
Ar Liverpool 9Th, Sarah March. Showers. from
Cld I'd: Iacoste. Gray, Aspinwall; Columbia.
Stowcll. New York. -
:, Emit for ldg 9Th. Potomac. Weeks, Ransoon: 9Th.
a A. a. =. London Iih, Rhine. Moore, New York.
"a "a; v,ncluse; Patterson, ~ John NIB.
ST John NIB.
Arat Falmouth 6fh Harraseeket Waite. Akyab
:. bristol 9Th. fawn, Nelson, and Vancouver, Cur.
It's. for New York, ldg T m 49,
On the PHI 9th, Aguilla. from New York for 6Iou-
, rat Cardiff Sd. Ann Z Thompson. Simpson. from
Cape de Verbs.
"endleton. Moxcey, Gloucester.
l. Campbell, Grant, and
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NEW VERTIS EMENTS
Wanted Agents!

Two CANVASS In every Town and County In the
Il State. Live, energetic men can make nom
Five to Ten Dollars per Day!
Only Five to Ten Dollars Capital required Samples
sent free by mail for 20 cents.
NEAT, USEFUL ARTICLE,
that sells in every family. Agents are making large
PROFITS. Samples sent for twenty-five cents. or the
two for forty cents. Now Is the time 10 make
ey Address or call on
Z. G. ANDREWS,
oc2l div 22s Congress ST., Portland, Ne.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ship Grace Ross, from Rangoon for Falmouth E.
which put into Maurtius in distress, has been sold
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-24
THE PRIZE FIGHT.
Fyom the Washington Chronicle,

From the Washington Chronicle,
som the 10th Of December the champion
= EnoIand and the champion Of America
= mt cut TO fight The champion Of America
.,,s ubnoed 50 badly ia thirty minutes that
! !, friends carried him to the nearest tavern,
b.fod his wounds, nursed his bruises and
STONED him in brandy This is tie uoSt i,n
aorrant news We have by the foreign steamer.
P,r this morning, at least, We do not think
fboro is any sui ject which will excite more at
scnfjon than the account Of the prize fight be-
,ween rulhan, named john Z. Heenan, a
citizen Of MI erica, and another ruttlan uaI1ed
King, subject Il her A}ajesty, Queen VIC
toria There are few who WI not teel GER
@an kind OK Interest in this dIsgraceul trans
action It is very wrong 10 hsht; 1t Is par
ria1larv wrong 10 fight Tor large sums OF
money. Il IS unQuestlonably wrong Tor two
5dvart men to 80 through months OF training,
3.y,I0ying their muscles, and strengthening
fbee bones, and giving the human frame
5,3ntv aud syrnmetgy, and thus strong and
beautiIul, to 20 forth on q cold Dec :mber
morning. on Engish turf, AMI batter each
OTHER amid the shouts OF thousands Ut adnlr
ing uen, until strength and lite are almost
yaEc0 away. We should have been very glad
II some Of her MajHstys police had taken
these rufilans and committed them 10
ial. But still they fought. What they did:
how many blows were struck who drew the
irst bloc /, the time occupied III the affair, IS
all recorded The tates wcre against Us, and
w. must record this morning national dis
c0nltiurc that will be teIt BY thousands Of loyal
Americans fppnan has been WiilDNed an
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co 4 L . | /

0HEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL r.
y THE ClTl by the barrel, u at retail, Pr
ces rs loec, Or louccr than TIE losces<-quu!ny
unecualed- Tor sale AT COCA Ms,
No. Is Royal street,
where cnn be had Lamps, ChinnieS, W" s.
and everything connected with the trade. IN
every variety OF style, together with general
assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
dvliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &c, OF AL the new styles,
and beautiful patterns al prices to please
Gas Fitting, Aiterutiols and Extensions
promptly atttlted to ; all work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money drawer Tor
sale. nov ST
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IMPORTANT AMMO UNcE U E MT
\ Z I I c L

TO TIE LADIES OF ALEXANDRIA, yA,
T1kOM this day till after New Years day, /
i promise to sell my whole stock OF Uk4
GOODS at the most astonishing cheap prices.
The very best quality OF Calico, at ~ cts peg
yard,
De Laincs from rs cts. TO 20 cts per yaro
Fine kI.a chea Muslin yard wide ut rs cts. per
ward; Double ohuvls, the latest style out, tiom
IS OyU up; all wool Marinoes from 80 cts to 10
Cts Der Yard; Black Cloth Clouks at all prices.
BIun1ets, the very best quality ana ali wool,
at s.. % a pair; Hoop Skirts with 80 springs at
Il - = nalr: Hoods Cursetts and hundreds Of
other articles al the same rates.
Ii YOU want to save 70 cts on every dollar,
come to buy your goods at the cheap place OF
5. ROSE " ALD,
l78, King street.
dec I0-tf 2doors above Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-24

DEEALCATIoN AT TIE L. S, TREASURY
The chief OF the Bureau OF Redemption III the
L. s, Treasury Department, Charles X,
Cornwall, has been arrested TOT detraudlng the
Government by appToprlatlns legal 'end4r
H1te5 whi;h it was his business to see burnt. =
AG CORNWALL is tronl Cincinnati Ohio, young
lU2n c00l pardCjyv2y, aud reoldesln Georgetown.
-zow lous te has thus been 0etraylnE confidence
20I what anouuC be haas roOS'ed the Govern
30eut Ut, We 10 not know, though the latter IS
@uro2sly rluloreI ac irom $4,000 to SlOO,o0C.
i Wash, Uhron,
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HE EgO E1HgD a S.
GIFT ENTERPRISE
LLIDAY PRE : { n I s !
At
VOLTS Galley,

10 South Royal Street, ttco DOORS from Alng,
Alexandria, Va.
TTNHE proprietor having Just returned with a
L beautiful assortment OF FIR EN- Gil FANCY
GOODS, adapted for Holiday Gifts, begs
leave to announce to his numerous friends and
customers, and the public III general, that he
s descriptions
emitting every person for the small remunera-
tion OF ST. co 10 either Of the following articles,
which are now on exhibit on at the above place:
nzs~ The prettiest French ALBUMS, Fancy
Articles ever brought TO this place also large
and beautiful assortment Of Cases
Painted photographs, 81 10and l0| i, and q
large assortment OF LOUkEIS, etc.
dec 2l-~.tf
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-10

GEN. BURNsrDE's order suppressing the
Chicago Times and N. Y. World was
timely revoked by Lincoln. 1t is well that
he speedily did it. 1t will be still better
if there is allowed no further attempt by
any official at the business of crushing and
squelching democratic newspapers. The
indignation and contempt of our citizens
upon the reception of this outrageous or
der, from the hero of Fredericksburg, was
intense and unbounded AS a conse-
quence twenty daily subscribers for the
Times were at once obtained and others
are rapidly following suit. Subscribe for
tho Times if you desire an able and truly
loyal paper.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-10

On Sunday evening last disgraceful
riot and melee occurred at a shanty on the
opposite side of the river, in this village.
No one was killed, although pistol shot
toppled over oneof the participators. The
case will undoubtedly afford a good fee
to Mr.. Justice, large bill of costs for the
county to assume and the expenditure Of
much eloqucnco and skill on the part Of
counsellors.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-10

A LATE issue of the Union contains
base and scurrilous personal attack up
on Hon. A. w. Taylor, by an obtuse and
disguised hand. Whether the article in
question is from the editor himself or
otherwise is Of but little consequence, in
asmuch as it found its way TO the public
through his appreciation. Does the I'm
aon by such n course expect to Establish
itself upon footing of responsibility !
Can it expect to escape disgrace and pub
lie odium when it thus insiduously assails
men of the highest integrity and stand
ing in our county, Has the Rev. editor
forgotten the divine injunction, Love thy
neighbor as myself" or has his brain and
heart yielded to political fanaticism and
sel6sbness until now he mslciously seeks
TO blast the fair name of most honora-
bic and efficient officer and citizen!
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-10

The shell that destroyed the Queen Of
tile Vest was fired from the distance Of
a mile and n quarter. 1t was one of those
lucky hits which sometimes happen in
war, and which show how destructive n
thing firing could be made if it was well
made.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-10

We are informed that Mr., N. II. White,
an old and widely known resident of this
village, enlisted recently in Capt. Dicey's
Company, "0ttawa Wild Cats" LIST
Michigan Sharpshooters. lie will soon
leave for camp, at Dearborn.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-10

The NeVs is steadily receiving add
tional subscribers and patronage. This
is the more satisfactory to us because I'M
solicited on our part. Thus are we en-
couraged and sustained amid the trying
scenes and distracted condition of our
beloved but bleeding country.