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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-03

T)HH,saiusRs's sails OF aaL x3.
" GATE m ADAH.'S ADDITION .. IS Adj
49, ssrat r. with th- will ennsx ed CT Dol sich'd
dams, ds.'d. and Com1issinn.r appointed By .
decree Of the Oucas Gor's o. Richmond pro
nounced on tbs 2lst Nay, lsG3, In ths esse Of
AdAms's AcEn n.tratnr sgainss Darlington. 40
shall procsed to cell, at publ auction on or naaf
the prem So. in the order sav~rsis:d' on Nm.
DAY The Oh June 1853, Al II o'o.oek II III
fair; II 20 thu frrt far Gay thereafter the fol
iowinI real ezs..e belonging - the estate Of the
late Col Richard dams viz: 39s.l0 0 acres OF
land, In AdkDs's Valley, corsh Of II street., be.
ss.sn Fen Gs..so LII "a sEst b.se OF all
senal Alsc Iols EOS 90 ecS 25<. in the plan Of
JnhnssoEas Addition C9n,ieu7d xl;uinlng she fore.
going .a.id. Sana OF th!s pfopsssy Il vs.uatls fof
bn.icng sl:ss, rhls! some CT ii Z very vs,axsis
on account OF Ina large quantity Of niou dcrs' sand
on il Also snail 30. ,r Adam n mil pond -
fer which, VII, bs sold triangular Lot st the
sAstern Intersection Of Z and SID streets siso, 3
hall sbe Lets. nos 2. ;, snd : Of square DO 81,
bounded sy 3lsi zQd -, and atseets, and Lac
esii.aers Lot no4 In square 20 Sc, north corner
I r snd 3ish streets, now In the possession Of NJ
Y7xM-anoush IN ssah to dsftay sxpscsss OF
sale; balance Al 6 and 1nonths .ur asgeAAble
noses interest added sa:sfAesofiiy sAAassea Or oil
cSs.1, st tt option Of The purchases. The taxss
f0s tA'' gear TO b p..a e sas p9.s1 msaspH
CcmGissis neg and 0paifiSsratcr.
sals conduc:sda2 aoDDiE & AfPARsos.
my 20
P. Sat tee s.uas tine. srI On ths premises
rsspeolsely, " II By soia, uaasr to laid dscrss,
the following seci.ionsi real estate. bsoaginS to
tas estate OF Col Blend Adams, decd Wis:
The northern hsA Of Lot No l6e, as the corner
of FEDERAL and Dsidinz streets.
Also. three separate kisess Of iround, 10 tbs
square Of land on Union HILL On which Mr. q Dsiel
n0w Tseidea =
Also, Los on the North sias Ct Rain, between
eesh Ard s7.n sta part CT lot DO 1855 fcontias iva
fest ana running back 100 feat, connecting with
4. otnse L.: ii 46: feet
Pats OF IA the foregoing real ss.Ats viii DO
shown al thu sslo
THINs As above oEO " RANDOLPH,
leg Comm emo sdm'c.
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LOST~SrhAYED, &C

EOok HsEnAxGD, ~
r Os---on eturday last In returning from the
l. h ho: 50 auction. On Council Chamber Riil,
G1LD Chain and + L Al; 3nd II .d:v. nesr
ths New Market Housa. my p KsR BOOK Goa.
t.iain. papers vsiu.3ie to one It myself. For
the rsturn Of the Iov, ic lbs DISCS efies lib
ersi rswss6 wal be paid.
S-2~ n q x r. EHHHV1
1 ue'I o. eater 81 ynuro,Ds cis As 4.
4 4 .c6se.n PIPE on tho steps q, sha gxcasngs
b 81 vii rsceiva /. ihsral r.was1 By ieaviag 1t
.. n. uisoa.sh e!ses i. 3-it.l seD
: to "-sast cvsni 8 Z h ssress t. sen
I ! Cay ana Leigh, small, b % sc:s: sLEsvs
dal v,,ry 10 re nI.ls:ca efaca. js , I,~
- K 81 i, st uoar 100 vail, so &.:;s, ne
+. ! la 80 steel KEY. rs finder wills be re ward.
e 81 is. vts /: .: !liS cSs Of tie Gaiisso Mills.
= Il = :ss4-E.eH ca s,a:ys ESD:
- Dsry shs ngai q: ..s is. ia's a.zs chest
s,.s. so-rti EoSSE with heavy gsns aid tall,
&1os: Lises:s 1sota : lei fe7 " lie nSiIs IL h,s
soreIeAss. and ,i:tie Wsss srcund rps foot, fst.
locks rsT srs nay sg E1,s tTsn sEls. sn.rs
scar t;.s an ioit, .1s ins:3e of tbs h'Da lag,
;so~yY ,sts. q reward CT 81! I'll! be pefa sny
.sto wild deliver ths sans, or elF suea info..
sEe.!ca sI.e. The horss 90 se-y1Tai ~
Asi GHa3 Z Gkos Dan, Q 4.
TT wgHlY Eva DOLLARS EaW RD-
l. On auad,y nsh'. 2.as o. Es~. lss2 nr
stsolo was h.oEoI opsa s2d b1T hOAss
atciea. fiaid sorse Is ever Che ordinary s;z,.
~h e spot ca the n1ss, and ons hind
foot; . small scar Or ths had foos; fore feet
lils In,vatd; eight years. cid .c3 asssfcoted when
ssosl Ths allows w'rd viii be raia for she "a.
'u-a of ny horsn end SD ,ar the dsi.e,ol os TIE
tAisf. .cn's hcTa5 bo.h secs snd tro;s su. mort
iasiires TO seca. $40 " TIINC2.
Hsl;i.o comfy, Near North Run Caurco,
IsJ ), Esvsr n..;ss north CT Eehn,ccj
T7NHSSTT Z LIZ IS AEWAar EtEAyed es
s.o.sn fsora Genier farm, in the ecaafy CT
~A-riss c 1y. On Friday night, the a).a ul., hty
AAas with q stsr ia ths TO. chssd and lite foot
otfors and behind, ED very heavy with foa.-
countless las q ceii now bs hsr aids. lis shove
rsvs,a ans ali e1rens, wall 10 paid o: hss de-
livery at Ceatsr farm tbs residence Ct ny "a her,
Jss 2 Roane, or foc cucn Information % will isad
70 Esr recovery JUNICS hcANE.
la. 2.ys FS
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MILITARY NOTICES

A RSRsT WITE ut LEAVE From co q, SD
IN We Reg'., ihs following FAMED persons,
" a Il OT. Si:tsyisGnis cornsy, Va.
WIN LBWIE. D.nwi1G counay Va.
WD 02CW, piuwidc;e county. Va.
The Aforesaid persons aTe cEdsrea TO rapost to
their company iEmsGixtsly, or thsY will be re.
ported 6. Gssec.t:g EA %U5FAIE,
10 3-lts Capt CONG CO @ SD Va neg.
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cops, I'll cay tuiT Foe tizes CT V;-s.o;s
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a'srsi.w Gar y. aad Wiz ty ealing 81 ine cs.
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c0g~ IA AcseAl;exs vliks, iass eInasy Essht,
my fAaz FAPEHl viii glys raw ara OF
So tor them ds!ivesy TO no q. Fssahiia'a 3sfbsr
naop, ca Main ssrstk betwtss 0sa ara iosh.
RDEUaD DgRW,
fae a. n iyse man Of c1ioF
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Pesecns pessssriag 10 eon1nniAats by naaa Win
mn Id" tostOA.s NJ = less
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28

CLASS BOOK OF CHEMISTRY. BY Edward L. Y u-
mans, NJ. ID. ID. Appleton 4 Co., New York, Pub
hsbers.
This work is revision of the Class Book OF
Chemistry published by Mr.. Youmans ten
years ago, with such changes as to make it es-
sentially new work. The intention of the
author has been TO make this a faithful reflex
OF the present state OF chemistry. For sale in
this city by Hall l.. Davis. II
PALMoSI, or the Numericals of Scripture and Proof
Of Inspiration. BY NJ. MahAn, ID. ID. ID. Appleton
Co, New York, Publishers.
This is work of the class surf generis, which
will be of interest to the Biblical student 1t
pursues an unbeaten path and comes out by
shorter route than some other writer's, at very
nearly the same conclusion, that the Scriptures
are divinely inspired. For sale in this city by
Hall l.. Davis. tea
TON RAY, or The Mothers Prayer Answered and
Walters Wish: Boston, Henry Hoyt, CornhiI
For sale in this city by Ii, Packard.
The above is the title of very interesting
Sabbath School Book, that will be found a
valuable acquisition to any Sabbath School IL
brary.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28


Sherman aud burnside.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. %.
Scraps of information from passengers Just
arrived lead to the belief that Shermans corps
from Gen. Grants army joined Gen. Rose
Grams on Tuesday or Wednesday, and that
Burnsdes corps has more recently effected
junction at Grapevine.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.
Gen. Rosecrans, in his dispatches, imputes
the loss of the battle to disobedience of ORDERS
on the part of Gen. McCook, who failed to &C.
cupy an important position assigned him by
Gen. Rosecrans. Had he done as ordered
Gen. Rosecrans' opinion is that the battle
would have resulted in a splendid Union vic
tory. BY extending his forces too much, the
enemy was enabled to penetrate Gen. Rose
Grams lines.
Great anxiety Is felt here in military circles
for the safety OF Gen. Burnside. In order 10
reinforce RosecraHs his only safe course would
be to cross the Tennessee river and move
down between the river and mountains, or to
penetrate some of the gaps and move down
behind the mountains. The opinion of mill
tary men seems to be that if he attempts to
move down the side of the river, he will run
great risk of being cut Off
Gen. Hooker has been assigned to an impor-
tant command in a field where his brilliant
lighting qualities will find their full scope.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28

A PRoPHECY.-General B. F. Butler, in his
speech at Oxford, Chester county, Pennsylva-
mia, on Tuesday last, uttered the following
prediction:
But to me this contest has a nobler and a
wider significance than who shall rule in Penn
sylvania. In this contest is involved the very
life of the nation, now engaged in a struggle
which shall give her proud eminence among
the nations of the earth, or sink her deep
among the depressed implements which in
Gods providence has failed to work out that
destiny which seemed to be her glory. And
why do | say to you that in the contest of
Pennsylvania there is such an issue involved?
Because, in my judgment, il, to-day, the great
State of New York, the great State of Ohio,
and the Keystone of the Arch-Pennsyl vania
should give back to the South the same
sound that far-distant California has given
that Maine, too, has given. in their decided,
firm. and out-spoken majority, not for party,
but for country-that in ninety days from that
date-and | am no son of prophet pre-
dict that the rebellion will be ended.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
Abner COburn.

We cannot allow the freshness Of our great
victory for the Union to pass away without
doing justice to one who contributed with en-
inent patriotism and unselishness to secure it.
Among all the earnest and faithful workers in
the field, no one was more jealous or more
constant than His Excellency, the Governor
of the State.
BY ordinary and established usage he was
entitled to denomination at the hands Of
those who selected him as their candidate in
1852. But it was the judgment of majority
of the wisest men In the State that the time
had come for Union organization, which
should more efficiently combine the efforts and
influence Of all patriotic men, regardless of
former partizan divisions. To secure this end
it was deemed wise policy to have a new nom
inee, and one from the ranks OF the Jameson
democracy was considered better adapted TO
concentrate an overwhelming Union vote than
candidate who had been a Republican.
Judge Cony was therefore selected, and the
magnificent result Of September l4th has at
tested the wisdom OF his nomination.
Those who knew nothing of the sterling,
ed on his GOODNESS and disaffection, and cap
perheads actually reckoped this as one element
OF their anticipated success. They little knew
their man. From the hour Judge Cony was
nominated TO the present, he has had no more
earnest, more cordial, or more influential sup
porter than Abner Coburn. The vote of his
own county of Somerset, where his influence
is potential and commanding, amply attests
this. The copperheads boosted that they would
carry Somerset, but it gave Judge Cony ma
jority of twelve hundred votes--larger than
was ever given for any candidate with single
exception. - AsAA ts# aas2s .aa
High as ABNER CoBURN has always stood
in the estimation Of patriotic men in this State
he holds to-day a more enviable position than
ever. With men of his unselfsh character, his
broad patriotism, his admirable disinterested-
ness to counsel and control in the delibera-
tions Of the Union party, that organization is
3 destined to strength and perpetuity In the
State. F di9i sa
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
Vote for Governor.

On our first page will be found the returns
of votes from AT cities, towns and planta-
tions. To these returns should be added the
vote of Bowdoin, in Sagadahoc County, which
gave Cony 1874 and Bradbury 90. Adding the
vote of that town to those on the first page,
and the aggregate will be in AIS towns, for
Cony 6S,1s2, Bradbury 50,4Ss, scattering II.
Cony over Bradbury 1854; over all 1857.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28

sE- The Argus says that Daniel Pratt has
become connected with the Press, as one of
the editors. We don't believe it. The Argus
must be mistaken. 1t is not true; there are
abundant reasons why it cannot be.-Erening
Courier.
The above is an ex-Hall-ted bit of sarcasm.
TO use Cockneyism, but none the less truth
full. No member of the Pratt family ha. held
editorial connection with the Press for the last
eight months.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
DIED.

In this city, Sept. "a. Mrs. Maria wife of Mr. John
H. Russell, aged Is years.
eR-Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
In this city, Sept. q, Mr.. Nathaniel Proctor of
Westbrook, aged 20 wears.
In this city Sept. 27 Mrs. Mahitable Putnam. for
merly of Cambridgeport Mass, aged IS years.
ln Westbrook, Sept, Is, widow Esther Maxwell.
aged 20 years: also, Cordelia daughter of Mr.. VIM
Cole. aged ID years
In Lynn. Mass. Sept. s, Mr.. Micah Rand, of Port.
land, aged 80 years.
In Cape Elizabeth, Sept. "a. George f., only child
of NJ. NJ and Martha r. Whitney, aged years and
10 months.
In Farmingdale, Sept. II. Mrs. Danny, wife of Mr..
Simeon Morgan. aged IS years.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
MARRIED..

In Salem. Mass, Sept %. Thomas IL. Hail. of s.,
and Mrs Anna Burnhani formerly of Portland.
In Bancroft, Sept H. by Albert Kelley ESQ.,, Geo.
Pomroy and Miss Mary A. Thomas. both OF b.; 18th,
by the same. Nathan Smart. of b., and Miss Julia E.
Foster. OF Weston also, Harrison Geierson of wes-
ton, and Miss Lizzie f. Smith, of Il. f+t
In Gray. sept. 20, Chas. w. Allen. of Pownal, and
Miss Clara A. Foster, OF Go 4 - ~ tisr fr
In Lewiston, Sept. IL. William Aiken. of Lewis
ton, and Miss Julietta Wells. of Mercer.
In Bath. Sept l6. by Rev l.. Hersey. Moses Pierce.
of Darlington, N H., and Miss Susan Dunton. OF
Lewiston.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28

ABAp BssArH-rhe greatest Curse The hsusa
Assily 10 heir 10. How masy LAYERS II has sepaTsf-d
how many friends forever parted. The subject IL
too deieae your nearest friend will mention H.
and you are ignorant of the fact yourself To effect
radical cure use the BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS' a dentrihce night and morning II
also beauties the complexion removing ali tan,
pimples and freckcs leaving the skin soft aud bite
Maine, and all druggists. augl3 eod& eow3ms
rY-consumption and Catarrh and ali diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated INHA-
LArIoN, BY G. MORSE, NJ. D.,
aulS'62 cod Corner Smith and Congress Sts
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
PORT OF PORTLAND,


Saturday" September &c.
ARRIVED.
ii NJ steamer Media. Com Preston, st John NIB
Steamer Montreal. Prince. Boston.
Bark Trinity. Nickerson. Boston.
Brig Speedway, Athorton. Boston.
Sch Plymouth. tBrl Smith. Windsor Ms.
sch Fowler tBrl Crosby Cheyerie Ms.
Sch Loehness tBrl Cloudy. Yarmouth Ms
sen Julia tBrl Anderson st John NIB.
Sch Swan, tBrl Taylor Hillsboro NIB
Sch Gen Warren. Benson, Calais
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac Sherwood New York-Emerv
& Fox ''
Ship Nictaux, tBr) Davis. st Andrews MA ID
Whidden.
Brig Frontier, Littlefeld, Philadelphia-R G York
Son.
Sch Jane. (Brl Clark, st Andrews MN Miller
Sch Helen. Carroll. Westinghouse Clark.
Sch Ida L Howard, AcDuffie, New York; q
York Son.
Sunday. ................... Sep te m Der ct.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that on or soon after the LIST
of October. the Nun and Can Buoys occupying sta
tons in Boston Harbor and Broad sound also Buzz
Yards Bay and Vineyard Sound, will be removed for
the winter. and Spar Buoys of corresponding mum.
bers and colors substituted
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
JOHN MARSrON,
Commodore U. $. N. L. Ii. Inspector ID Dict
Boston, Sept 10, 1863
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28

CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.
The Nashville Union says: "Gen. Burnside
has reached the point where he was expected
to prevent the flank movement of the enemy
Col. Wilder, of Gen. Rosecrans' cavalry, has
arrived at Nashville. He reports that mat
tiers in front are much more favorable than is
believed at the North"
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28

Sg-The Vallandigham orators who are to
go into the dark corners of Ohio, have had
the story fixed up for them, with which they
are to operate upon the strongest prejudces
of the people, that President Lincoln is to use
the suspension OF the writ of habeas corpus
for the purpose of compelling white young la
dies to marry colored soldiers, nolens polers
Their cause is desperate.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
IMPORTS.

order 6u aAet tr
Windsor Ms Sch Plymeuth-6o cords wood. TO
order
Cheverie Ms. Sch Fowler-ll0 tons plaster order.
Hillsboro NIB. Sch Swan-99 tons plaster, to s N
Bealc & Co; so bush oats To order.
Sch Eurocydon-l5I tons coal, Kerosene Oil Co.
st John NIB. Sch Julia-1500 box shocks, 20 900 #
lumber, j Miller
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28

GREAT DIsCovEIY.-A adhe.iveprcpsrsiion
that will STICK
Patches and Liningst0 Boots and Shoes safacisnt.
ly strong without sti,chings
That win efsctually mend F.rniture.- Crcckery
Toys. and all articles Of household use.
Belt Makers.
Boot aud shoe Maker,
Manufacturers and Machintsts,
And Families.
willard II ISysLuARLE. II enthusiastically .torshs
leakage Of Coal oil.
IL is insoiuble in water oil.
Its liquid. and a. easily applied as pasta.
II win adhere oily sub-fancrs.
IL is
HILToxs INsoLUBLE cEMESri
HILTON BROTHERS, fropriefors.
Providence. X. I.
Supplied ~ packages from %. 20 i00fbs., BY
/. eel '-fr" CHAS. RICHARDSON A co,
~. H sN- 81 Broad Street. BOSTON.
Sole Agents for New England.
febl5diy
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28

ON Saturday, October Sd, at IL NJ. at the head Of
~ Long Wharf, where she lies, will be sold
the 81 ton schooner Emma + Prindall ~ she came
from sea. She was built in Essex, Mass, IN 1858.
entirely of white oak has been well taken care Of.
and can be fitted out for q cruise in twenty-f -four
hours. Sails, rigging and ground tackle good. She
is fast sailor, and il heavy weather better sea
boat never foated.
For particulars and inventory call on the Auction
Ger. Exchange Street, over Ocean Insurance once.
sept2s did
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINlNG in the Portland Post Once Sept.
III %, uncalled for.
rgIf any of these letters are called FIR plea.e
that they are advertised
S-All letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge OF one cent.
Sec D. AND BE 1T FURTHER ENACTED, That lists Of
letters remaining unealled for in any posoce in any
cny' town or village where a newspaper shall he
printed shall hereafter be published once only in the
hneNNslaper which being issued weekly. or oftcusr
ue"'ery oil said oihce.-Lacs If the United States
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28

SEE woman in another colu uso picking sambue
Grapes. for Speers Wine IL IL an admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first families in Pari,
London and New York, in preference TO old Por,
Wine. Ills worth trial asit gives great satsfae
tion. dec22dly
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
SIP ECIAL ES.

MIDDLE STREET NEW DRY GOODS STORE
No. 81 near the Post Once
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of new and fashionable Dry Goods. Sha~ls and
Cioaks, just opened. Whoicsaie and Retail.
FEJCHrWANGER a ZUNDER.
sy-see our advertisement in another column.
sept25 DIM
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
Notice.

DERSoNS having bills against the late firm OF
Willard & Good, requested to present the
same for yment prior to the 10th day of 0ctober
All bills against the late Daniel Goold should be
sept2S dive az b. j. WILLARD.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
Ssu saslay
September ct.
ARRIVED,

Steamer Lewiston. knight. Boston.
Sch Eurocly don. tBr) Roberts, Hillsboro NIB.
Sch Dolphin. Bunker, Cranberry Isles.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
The circulation Of the Daily Press is larger
than that Of any other daily in the city.

rERNs,-s6.e0 gear II paid cithin three months
from the date of subscription or 500 at the end Of
the year.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-28
BARLEY WANTED.
The highest price paid for Barley by
j o III N Id IL A ID Il IL Y ,
II York Street, Portland. y,
Sept Is d&wtf ,,..+.r A9


WE shall sell at AUCTION on Saturday Sept. 26th,
w at IL O'Clock A. Nj, on the premises house No.
81 GRAY street. belonging to the estate of he late
Henry Ilsley House in good order. of wood and
two stories plenty of hard and soft water. Lot 50
by lo5 feet. Terms made known at sale. Imme di-
aey after the sale of the house we shall sell
ton the furniture in said house.
HENRY BAILEY co, Auctioneers.
tFThe above sale is postponed to TUESDAY,
Sept 10Th. at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
sept2S Dat
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Sch Henrietta. at Bath. from New York. reports
experienced heavy weather the passage; while "
ing to on the 2lst lost manopmast split sails stove
bulwarks, sc.
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BROKERS'. BOARD.

sALs OF srocKs.-BosroN, Sept &c. 1862.
$1,000 American Gold ....-..............lse
l9Vp ..-... do. ...... 1891
1000 do, .............l 1881
Boston and Maine Railroad. .......... l2,;
by Jos. l.. Hcnshaw.1
Maine State Skies (1SS3) Observation-Disclosures los
New Hampshire State Skies (ls74l. ............l O7
Rhode island State Skies tlss2I. IO9
Bangor City Skies 1s14l. ...................l0 1861
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n O Il L G E.
Union Pacific R. R. Company.

1.-TWO Thousand Shares of the Capital Stock Of the
= Union Pacific Railroad having been subscribed.
and ten per cent thereof paid to the Treasurer of
said Company. meeting of the subscribers to the
Stock OF said Company for the election of Directors
thereof will be held at the office of said Company.
"a William Street, in the City of New York, ON the
twenty-ninth of October next at noon.
WIN. OGDEN, President. d
HENRY V. POOR, Secretary.
New York, Sept %, 1863. sep2s dit
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Wanted.

BOARD for Gentleman and Wife in y private
ID family. Address s. o. H., box 2lo0.
sept2S diff
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a. The Detroit Advertiser states upon
reliable authority that Cave johnson, former
ly Governor Of Tennessee, Member of Con-
gress, and U. 5. Postmaster General, has be-
come convert to Emancipation. Mr.. John
son has always been one of the most ultra
pro-slayery men of the Southwest, and if the
report of his change of sentiments be true. it
is another significant token Of the progress
the cause of emancipation is making in Ten
nessee.
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RhYSic1l EducaiiOm.

TIME Teachers of the City Schools Will meet at
Il 144t Middle Street, TO form class IN .he new
system Of Physiea culture this Monday evening at
he nrssan, an '"' ltsept2s
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For Sale.

CCHOONER X. ii. Perkins, las tons, oyears old
- we'll found Apply TO
sept2s d3t. l6l Commercial Street.
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Schooner nj Auction.

Z. NJ. PArrEN. Auctioneer-o Office az Exchange St.