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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08
From North CarOIiea.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA Newborn letter
of Sept. 29tb, to the Herald says that few
since Capt. Schaffer, of the 85th n. T.,
with small detachment of the lOlst and
l02d Pennsylvania, and his own regiment,
visited the enemy's salt works at Mays
Head, and destroyed the works, which were
supplied with iron pans and about 1000
bushels of salt. The enemy were making
about $50 bushels per day, sending it across
Currituck Sound in canoes. Capt. Schatfer
found no rebels and the works were des-
troyed without opposition.
Mai. Gen. Peck and staff started on
few days inspection of the defences at
Washington, Getymouth, Roanoke, Hat
teras, &c.
The Steamship Persia fir ON Liverpool on
the Goth, and Queenstown on the 9th, Is
below.
Paris letters to the World say that the
pirate Florida is being repaired by govern
ment engineers and laborers at the govern
ment dock. When she goes to sea she will
salute the French flag, and it is already
publicly stated that the confederate salute
will be officially responded to.
Federal vessels of war are on the watch
outside, and the chances of an action are
imminent. The papers state that the Flo
rida will leave Brest during the present
week. If this prove true, she will leave
dock but not port, and she may be joined
by one or two formidable colleagues
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The Army of the Potomac,

New YORK, Oct. IA despatch received
from the Army Of the Potomac on the 4th,
to the Herald, says:
At about gve o'clock to-day, a rebel mes
senger in the shape of shells paid us visit.
The firing was on our extreme left, in the
direction of Somervile Ford, and as we
treated them with silent contempt, they
shortly after gave up firing.
The Tribune has despatch stating that
q private of the 9Th corps was shot in the
woods inside of our lines, near Raccoor
Eord, by the Rebels.
On Friday last five rebels were captured
one an artillery private, who reported thai
he was arrested by the rebels within ont
mile and a half Of General Meade's Head
quarters, robbed and released. He also sta
ted that some time ago the citizens of Lou
don and Fairfax counties have Petltlone'
JEFF. Davis to have Mosby removed iron
that region, as the horses which he capture'
did not compengate for the horses takel
and damage done by Union troops in pu!I
suit of him. To this JEFF. Davis and Gen,
Stuart responded: The people could no
see that any good could be done by Mosol
with his men. He was keeping a larg
force of the enemy employed around WASH
lington. which might otherwise be empioye
elsewhere.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08
A Negroes Story.

New YORK, Oct THE Times Wash
ington despatch ssys that colored barber
direct from Richmond, where he has resided
for the last eighteen years, and who has
been in daily contact with leading rebels,
says that the battle Of Chickamauga is not
considered by the people Of Richmond as
succesS also that Richmond can now be
easily captured if the Yankees want 1t, and
that officers of the army have frequently
said in his hearing that it would be aban-
doned should the Army Of the Potomac ad-
vance in force.
Many citizens assert publicly that they
will not offer any resistance in case OF at
tack. because it would be utterly useless.
The people are daily sending their effects
further South in anticipation of the coming
of the Yankees.
One day last week the State guard was
called out to suppress threatened bread
riot. Hundreds Of employees of the Gov
eminent with their wives and the wives OF
soldiers assembled in front of the State
Capital, armed with clubs and other mis-
siles, demanding OF the authorities relief for
their starving children An extensive riot
was only prevented by the prompt action o.
of the State authorities.
The action of the Virginia Legislature
last Friday would seem to confirm the
statements that Lees force, between the
Rspidan and Petersburg, is only 5000
1t is a suggestive fact mentioned be this
colored man, that Stuart has failed to get
commission as Lieutenant General on &C
count of his recent defeats.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

THE WHEELING LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
The benefits Of Library Association and
Reading Room are innumerable. For many
wears our city felt their need, and many
we're the queries as to the possibility OF
having one in our midst, and whether, If
Public Library was obtained, our citizens
wonld take that interest in it which its i'm
portance demands Two or three years ago,
however, some of our liberal minded citi-
zens determined to have one, aud their
efforts we're crowned with the greatest sue
cess. We now have a Library OF which any
city might justly be proud. The works OF
nearly all the standard poets, historians,
novelists, the latest magazines, and news
papers from every section of the country,
may be found at the rooms of the Assocla-
lion. in Odd Fellows Hall. The terms O.
membership are very liberal, and strangers
upon being properly introduced, can have
all the privileges of the rooms We hope
that those of our readers who have.not con-
nected themselves with the Association Will
take advantage of the present favoroble op'
portunIty. Those who wish to improve the
approaching long evenings of winter, can
find no better place to do so.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08
Exchange off Prisoners.

New YORK, Oct. LA Washington specia
to the Herald states that no arrangement ha.
been made for the release of officers held
by the rebels as prisoners of war at Rich
mond captured in the battle near Chatta.
nooga. The number has increased to over
100, who are all crowded into the Libby
Prison, while the rebels are declaring every
one of the officers and men exchanged and
putting them in the field again. They still
hold on TO our officers and many priyates
as well as civilians. ni9ah hgc
Yesterday was the day for enforcing the
Consumption in Virginia,
Whites cavalry in small squads were
securing Fairfax county, picking up all the
citizens that could be found and stealing
horses. One gang passed along in close
proximity to our defenses and threatened an
attack upon the Government forces, but
the strength of the guard prevented them
from making the attempt.
Deserters from the army continue to
cross the Potomac below Alexandria, not
outstanding the vigilance. l.-s--l
Officers reports of the condition of crops
Cor the month of September are coming in
at the Agricultural bureua very promptly.
They will be arranged for publication in
few DAYS and will be of. more than usual
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TELEGRAP HIC.
Up to 2 O'Clock. A. M
Foreign News.

! SANDY Hook, Oct. THE Persia, from
Liverpool on the 26th and Queenstown OF
} the 9th, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday EVening.-Cotton
firmer and unchanged. Breadstufs dull
Consols 9344.
Lyons. 26th.-The Rhine has overfowod
about 7 feet along the line of Lyons, and
the country is submerged along the banks.
The pirates Alabama, Georgia and Conrad
had visited the ports OF the Cape of Good
Hope, and had captured several vessels.
The steamship Vanderbilt left st. Helena
August 20th, in pursuit of the Alabama,
and had captured Sc prisoners.
Mason's letter to Russell on withdrawing
from London is published. 1t quotes Da-
vis' instructions saying he believes the
British Government is determined to decline
the friendly overtures, and will not receive
a minister. 1t is therefore no longer con-
sistent with the dignity Of the Confederate
Government for Mason TO remain.
The Polish question is unchanged. 1t is
reported that Baron Gros informed Earl
Russell that it was the opinion of the French
Government relative to Polish negotiations
that it is preferable to close useless dis
cussion.
The pirate Georgia put into Simon Bay
for coal on the 18th of August, and burned
the ship Prince of Wales, from Valparaiso
for Antwerp, her fifteenth prize.
The pirate Conrad, now called the Iusca-
lowas, put into Simon Bay August Sth.-
She captured and bonded the ship Santee,
from Ahyok.
The U. S. Consul protested against the
capture Of the Sea Bird on the ground that
she was within British waters. Also bonded
the delivery up of the Oscalora, on the
ground that she was not prize and notyet
condemned. She violated the Queens
by entering British port
The Governor decided adversely to the Con-
sui in both cases, whereupon the Cons ul
entered a protest.
The weekly returns of the Bank of En-
gland show decrease in the bullion OF
E2S,728.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08
Court Martial.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IA general Court
Martial, General Ammon presiding, has
been in session here this week., trying par
ties lately arrested, charged with fraud
against the Government.
1t is understood that the case Of Captain
F. W. HURT, Assistant Quarter-master at
this post, who was arrested in July last,
will be brought before this Court soon.
A Court of Inquiry called for by Capt.
HURT has been refused.
The statement made in the associated
press dispatches in July, that Capt. HURT
was arrested for appropriating Government
funds to his own use is incorrect. No such
charges have been made.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

The Coal PAN1c.-The cities below are
in terrible panic about coal. Yesterday,
we published an account of the state Of
affairs in Cincinnati. The following, from
the Louisville Democrat, will show the con-
dition that city finds itself in:
"The city was in panic for coal yesterday
There is none in this market for sale. Some
parties went to New Albany for supply,
but all the coal in that place, we presume,
would not keep the people here supplied
one week"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

PASSENGERS who arrived in the city last
evening from Baltimore, state that the raid
made by the guerrilla White, near Lewlns-
vile, Fairfax county, on the night OF the
lst instant, was very daring and success
ful one. The attack was made upon Fort
Beckwick, where there was guard for the
protection of one of the contraband farms
consisting of forty cavalry and seventeen
infantry, under command of Lieut.. Hayes
Sixteenth New York Cavalry. White:
forces killed two, wounded three, and TOOK
twenty prisoners also, fifty cavalry horses
with their equipments, and the arms OF the
men, and ten quartermaster's horses. Not
a shot was fred by the guard. Lieutenant
Hayes will be court martialed.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08
From Havana.

New YORK, Oct. The steamer Eagle
has arrived from Havana on the Sd. Ar
rivals from Matamoras with dates to the
18th, make no mention of the French occu'
patton of that place.
Civil war in Honduras continues.
Porto Platte dates are of Sept 22d. The
Spanish troops are being removed to San
Domingo. Santa Anna has some 5000
troops but no arms.
Two steamers were about leaving for San
Domingo with provisions.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

Srovrp CAUGHT.--Of the many drink
;nr saloons and whisky doggeries of tn
- va think there are few that have moi
tbeir regular loafers. These hangers on
Great annoyance to all who frequent
tbos, houses, and of late many devices have
heen resorted to to get rid of them. One
saloon. on Market street, particularly, has
boen infested in this way. Not glass
cnuld be left for a moment, but the loafer
would slip up and drink its contents: The
other evening wag came in and called
for stiff horn of brandy toddy. Jehu
immediately played possum by leaving his
brandy while he stepped to the door. The
halt took. On returning he saw his glass
emptied, aud exclaimed, with all the dia-
bolical horror he could affect: Brandy
and opium enough to kill forty men! Who
drank that pizen?" 81" stammered the
loafer. ready to yield up the ghost with al
right. "You're dead man" said the wag.
g What shall do?" beseeched the other,
Who thought himself "a gone sucker"
Down with pint of lamp oil, or you are
dead man in three minutes" answered
ho wicked wag. And down went the lamp
oil, and up came the brandy and opium, to-
gether with his supper. The joke was told
and the loafer has kept himself scarce for
the past day. or two.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

\ BREEZE IN BELLAIR.-A number Of
houses in Bellair, were searched yesterday,
and found to contain many contraband ar
ticles. Five soldier over-coatS were iouno
slowed away in one, a number of oil cloths
and oanteens in another, and several hun
dred dollars in ''greenbacks" in third
One woman, named Mccormick, wa arrest
ed and brought to this city. The occupants
of the houses claim that they paid the sol
diers for the clothes, and the individual
who had the money declares that he cal
prove be came by it honestly
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

Mr.. j. W. DENT, former proprietor of the
Richmond House, at Parkersburg, which
was destroyed by fire a few months ago.,
has purchased the Swan House at that
place, where he will be pleased to see all
his old friends. Dent is cleverfellow, and
we can assure all who may favor him witha
call that they will be well cared for.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

The TOBACCO CRoP.-As no little interest
is at the present time manifested in this
city for the safety Of the tobacco crop, the
following from a Louisville paper may be of
interest:
"a tobacco planter from Hancock county,
KY, says that the crop is uninjured on the
river, but on the high grounds back from
the river it was badly injured by the late
frosts.'
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Grand Jury yes
terday presented true bills Of indictment
against the following persons:
Robert Wilson, for grand LARCENY, charg
ed with stealing a watch from Charles
Cook; William Stewart, for selling goods
wares, and merchandise without license
Elizabeth Doyle, for petit larceny.
Lewis Jones, charged with assaulting an'
beating Maggie Reed, in the Wheeling jail
was discharged
John {" Spike" Harris, charged will
robbing Major Doddridge, at the M'Lur
House, was also discharged.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

The NEW Fractional CURRENCY.-lt
is stated that the new fractional currency
will be issued on the Goth of this month";
The tens and ffties have been already
struck off. Except the wording, the notes
are to be alike. In the center is tiue Wig,
sette of Washington, to the isht of which
is representation of bales and boxes o
merchandise, and on the left steamers, DC
There is a semi circle of bronze over TIT
face of the note which, with the characts
Of the paper renders it difficult to be coun
forfeited.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

JOHN UNDERWOOD, of Occoquan, Va,
recently captured by guerrillas, and subse-
quently released, is appointed T. S. Marshal
for the Eastern District of Virginia, at
Alexandria.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08
False ReDOrt.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-The extracts from
the Richmond papers of the Both, and
copied generally by the New York press OF
this evening stating that Imboden renently
made a descent upon the B. & o. Railroad,
is entirely untrue. No interruption to the
general freight or passenger business has
occurred since the re-opening in August,
nor is such contingency probable.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

INTERESTING TO FARMERs.-The United
States Department Of Agriculture will in a
few days receive and have ready for distri-
button quantity of superior Mediterranean
wheat from Odessa.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

SIXTEEN more prisoners reached the city
last evening and confined in the Athen@um.
They hail from the neighborbood of Clarks.
burg, and are said to be rough set of Gus
TONER'S
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

THE OHIO ELECT1oN.-A New York ex'
change informs the public that persons 60
ing to their homes in Ohie, from Washing
TIN city. have transit without cost. We
presume nonei but "unconditionais VII
share this privilege.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08
From New Orleans.

CHICAGO, Oct. THE Journal has intor
nation from passengers just from New Or,
leans that FranklinIs troops were repulsed
in the attack on Brashear City. Afterwards
Ord's corps, the 18th, attacked and com
pletely defeated the rebels. No more par
ticulars or dates given.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08
FAIL AND WINTER OPENING.

,Rs A. 8. THOMAS will open her stock OF Fan and
M NJ W;ntsr Bonnets Head-dresses, &c., including
Pattern BOnnes selected from the most
houses in the east, on Tuesday, octooer i''n' !"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

DORA SMITH was sent to Jail last night
for public lewdness. a8y-
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-08

rJNHE undersigned having placed his Bottling Works
in thorough repair prepared to fill all orders
for Bottled Ales, Porter and Brown Stout.
yiStf GEO. w. SMITH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17
War News.


TIE Official eorresPOnlsnce rslatin. 20
the surrender has been Published. The
rebel. we're allowed eight DAYS ration,. and
% leave our lines under parole. They drew
raiions ios $1,000. Which indicates pretty
nearly the number Of prisoners captured
Il Il sad the rebel rrisOasrs concur With
the opinion u our Own officers. that the re-
bsilioa Is substantially crushed IN the South
West.
A dispatch says Gen. Grant had rendered
assistance 20 Gen. Banks. Which ensures
the speedy rsdnction u Port Hudson. Gen
Sherman vas in close pursuit Of the rebels.
70 wards the interior.
A cavalry expedition in North C.rolin a
Vas very 'oocesssul. Thy penetraied TO the
Wilmingion and Ns~bern railroad. Which
they DESTROYED for several miles. They
also destroyed a sabsr and . knapsack
mandatory. nth oOntsnts; and burned
quantities 0frebel stores. pitch. tar aad cot
ton and brought OF many negroes. Not a
nan vas lost On our side.
Gen. Prsntiss telsgraphs the War De
Partmsni from Helena. Ark as follows
We encountered the enemy. ~. 900 strong
under Generals Holmes. Price. Marmadake.
and others. on the morning Of the 9Th %
Juls, and whipped them handsomely. We
have captured iooo prisoaers. 1850 stand Of
arms. and colors. Our total los, will not
exceed 30. The enemy. losses are vsry
severe not less than 300 killed wounded
AID prisoaers~
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BCtEs ToH THEGovEENNENroF DKtrr-
ED Mr.. The following circular vas is.ued
Jsly 18Th
Har Drarfslesf. Prorsss M1rsLal Corr
sTs .ssrs. Wafis- goa. Jsiy l2lA Circular
No. 80. To answer The inquiries ma3s to
tbs ofics ia q announced.
lot Any drafted person paying $50.
under Section i5 Of the enrollmeut at i.
thereby s1emPs from further liability IN
der ihai draft BIT not from any subsequent
DRAFT.
"a. Any drafted psrson furnishing an
acceptable substitute . sEempt from mil
itary service for Tie Psn0J for -h.ch sad
Substitute 10 mustered into the services.
-. 4 sabsti;atc once mustered into 10
sersioc cannot be drafted While IN tie ser
wee
4ih A DATED nan cannot paw com
mutstion money or present a sabstitsts
s'ier he has reported himself % tie board Of
enrolment Tor examination.
ath Men 80 on che Ia ofMar.h. f-59.
we're n the military service of tIe a.. S
20 Substitute uuler tie draft q ISf2. arl
whose umc Of service have sinos expired
are ne liable 70 the present draft. BIT Oh.
Personi Tor whom tLey have substitute.
are liable 70 ihs draft the same g. tbousl
they had NOT been drafted and fsrni.hel
substitutes under the draft o. i1si year.
cih WLcn serving The notice a. reqair.
81 By Circuirr No. o. from tbs oHcs.
reasonabis time - report shan 10 ea~i
case b. granted hy tie Board ~ Parole
meni 10 men ia the state service. Who has.
been Or may be drafted
tssned) jas 3 FrYr.
Provost Marshal tseneral.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17

WAsHINCroN. July 20. The Richmond
PaPon % to-day aekno~ledSs The fall Of
Nioksburg. The following extracts. arr
from to-day's EnquirSr:
NeS.S J-ly L.. To Gen. Cooper. Adiu-
tAni aad Inspector General. The New
Orleans Fra q the iOth announces ar IN
eonditi0sAl surrender effort Hadsoa Al :
y. NJ. on the Sch inst. sigaed Geo. q
GAaar. Chief q Staf
WAsHINGroN. July 10 The following
dispatch has jus; been received. Head
quarters Army q Potomac. O'Clock z
NJ. July i3th. To H. W. HaIleck. Gcn.in-
in-Chief Nsw York cavalry nov OCCUPY
Failing Water. having overtAksn and cap
'aFcd a brigade Of infantry 1890 strong.
to guns. tie eassods. t-o battle Gags. asa
large number Of saaall arms.
The enemy are all across tho Potomac.
(Signcd). g.. G.. Mr,pE.
w Hrros. Jz'y Is. The trains have
arrived On the Ns~ York road
Traias from this city 70 stanford. .nd
only one or two trains AZ that
The mob - having ITS O-n way pretty
much N New York. Busiuss Is suspended.
Gov. Seymour ka- issued . proclamation
that the laws oftbe State must be enforced.
IL d rumor,d that ~ captured Is.oc1
pri.oner, a; Port Hudson.
Reports from Charie-;on .ay We have al
q M"rris ISLAND. oSc,pt Que battery. The
tederai' ~erc crccting batteries for Lcayy
guns on thc island.
Bragg has ~ithdra-n 81. army % Allan
IA kosecrans captured 800 prisoners
daring thc movement
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Portland and New York
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.

IHE sp.-niii rni fi.t St-smshir-- CftE~A
~ Akt. Cart Whirrfs. and PAEkER~-
~ Et'. Cert. itefman. Will unfil loriher notire
ftn ts ffal,.s
is'Tc bfpaa's "a hsrf- Pafti,n.i .sser, Wei
dtt aat ~sfrrffr. af fo'clrk q. ~. aai Pier .
Nafta HfFer. NJ Nofk. effry WrIa~stsy sad
~sfar.af. sf . a'ctrt. pm
Iars~ vr.-ei. are aurd ap vth Go arc1mmo-
tlfiHrs 90 pts-rrgrrs. rtt.nf ttfs thr met
srfftt, sair tai comfortable raafc &C. frsveI'ars
hrfarrn Nrs N.fk sni Mo-. rasssgr. & s.
iur'aiia1 tarr poo state E.anf.
G0..is iaraff..rt ht fh.. Ilae fa s..f f-1.n NJ
ussl. QHier. Haih. Aagr.'a. Ta.fpo.t sol -.
J.tr.
~h'fTrrs are rrlarafrf fl sr.f ft.ir fr.ishf f8
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tars lrsrs r.rfI1rf
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n A r r I Z d.

u Beth~l. NAV 3isi ~ Rev. n. GsrL.al. W.
tiis.ua *. E.ss-s 10 ME- Ehs.l~th 4. Basksf.
h-s'h "a Bsfhsi.
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kii~y Piantstioa.
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We. Afs-d - f.ss-i. ~ Sc. ;~aass Z. D-.s..
both II Mooi.tock.
u blsachsfd Joy "a. ~ Rev. ~. = Loria..
NJ J. tsary Bsrross sd 90 Narth. a. d.u.s-
trr % Hoa. %. Bi.ncksrd. Bob 81 Banchar4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17

IL seems 10 D. accorlsd by the uriverssl
consent Of mankind that d. = 4. Aver a
,os >arsaPaTiiis. Pectoral and Pil. ar,
nc greatest remedies yct discovered for the
ts4imeni oi disease that Ayers Sarsaprilf.
TIE great Lhxir 81 Life uhich Phi
S,ophors have sought. f1r purifying 49,
blood. Try nand jsdss Cor yourselge,
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THE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE


ruih shed &C. the bens6f -af .. q csutis. d.
yassag .rea sni others. SO sufsr fruu Nsrso..
h,i-hty. Esry n~c.v. aai th-ir kfaired al
u.~ufs--upphiag thr seas. q -.if r,srs ~ s.u~
40 ~ curet hiun.-h afier b~iar virtiai e. ms
pi-cst coast.acs ~ nr,ilosi hu-sh-is aai qusck-
~ ~ snrl,siug pas r,sii dir~Ctsi erssrio,.~ .
ssngie cnri-s rlaf D. haf ~ he aufhos NsrHas-
80 Nst'sis. Esq.. Bc'ifard. kisgs Cosniy.
Nrs ofk
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STATE oF MAINE.
IHFcrrtrF pEFasrnNxr. D
Argrara gais 3 I-G9

y Adj.ara-l ~r-sirn a. th- EN~cuiire Conc
y 60. s,l 10 hftl st thr Caunrii Chan.l--r on
Aagusts. an rtay fhe th.ri fss 81 aulu-t aeNt.
At1sr JOSEPH o.. HALL.