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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-25

Escape OF Union Prisoners from, Rich mond.
New YORK, Dec. "a.
The Posts special Washington despatch
says the Republican has the following:
'This afternoon two enterprisiDg soldiers OF
the United States army, who have been in
durance at Richmond, reported themselves at
the Provost Marshal's office, dressed in grey
clothes, made by Union ladies at Richmond
from secesh blankets. Their names are w. S.
Howard, of Cameron's brigade, and John X.
Mccullough, of the lst Wisconsin Infantry.
Howard had been employed by the rebels in
charge of Alabama Hospital No %, and
Mccullough was also employed as Hospital
Steward. Having ascertained that if they
could escape they would receive assistance
from the Union people OF Richmond, who are
more numerous than is generally supposed,
Mccullough feigned to be dead and was car
ried out in coffin, and Howard passed the
guard in the night. Their escape was effected
on the Sth inst, but they remained in the city
until suits were made for them out of rebel
blankets and passes were furnished which en-
abled them to get out of the city. These per-
sons report that our men are suffering great
hardships in the rebel prisons and hospitals
The rations of the rebels themselves are very
scanty, consisting of piece of corn bread and
semi-occaslonally piece of bacon. They
represent that the average daily number OF
deaths OF our prisoners in the hospitals in the
city is 81"
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WASHINGTON, Dec. "A.
The sub committee from the committee OH
national affairs of the city government of
New York, appointed for the purpose of con-
veying the remains of Gen. Corcoran to that
CITY, arrived here to-day. A special train was
ordered by Gen. Martindale. the military gov
ernor of the District of Columbia, to conway
the body of Gen. Corcoran from Fairfax Court
House to Alexandria, and regiment of in
iantry was detailed TO escort the remains to
the depot of the Baltimore d Ohio Railroad
The body will arrive in New York to morrow
morning.
As the terms of the Presidents emancipa-
ton and amnesty proclamations does not in
words include the indian Territory, efforts are
being made by the Indian Bureau to adjust
the difficulties growing out OF certain Indians
having made common cause with the rebel
government, and to base the settlement on
the principles asserted in those proclamations.
Already the Creeks have negotiated treaty
with this government providing for the aboli-
ton OF slavery among them, as condition of
their being reinstated in the enjoyment of the
benefits which they forfeit by their disloyalty.
Similar treaties are contemplated with the
Choctaws and Cherokees. The latter, through
their own Council, have provided for freeing
their slaves, but stipulation to that end is
required in q new treaty.
The Adjutant Generals office has tele-
graphed to all the army commanders that
law has been passed to the effect that no
bountes except such as are now provided by
law will be paid to any person enlisted after
the 9TH of January, 1864. The only bounty
provided by law is the 800 authorized by
section 8 of the Act of July, 1861. The COM
handing officers are accordingly reS-..od to
secure all re-enlistments of veteran volunteers
befnre ,Januarv 9Th and give Immediate nuh-
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Parson Brownlow,s Flight.

n
arson DrownioW paper OF December "a,
now puoiis .i az cincinnati. gives the ioilow-
Jug interesting account oil his departure from
Las. Aehiessee, anu the iiiSht Oh thousands OF
v ,, sgrvA'us sa,e,y within lhe reaerai
lines lhe secohu issue OF my paper mad
worheg on on one siae, When, on oaooath eve
nihg' november ioth, was informed by Gen.
purnsiae '.at II wouiu De proper Tor me to
lea'e, a. ne.ce anu protractea contest was
aoous W oesll, anu none couia see what the
enanees Oh war might oring TO pass. The rebel
ioiees meie tneh approaching the city, said TO
oe ,ni. y 'noueahu stiohS' uhuer Lonsstreet,
anu M hu,,loeiine AZ ieast Two 10 our one.
Ahc iSnuhe commenced on saturday, south
OIL the river, az Rockford, nine miles distant,
anu AGAIN at Lenoir, twenty four miles west,
lhc man pouy y, our forces DC ne there, ana
uuuei .ne in'heuiate command OF len. Burn
siue. oh oaopa.i,' thc seeohd uay, stood
upon .ho stscels vi hhoAViiie, ana lisaehed 10
Tue nrihs Oh oo,h musketry ana artillery, as
ulu thousands, tue hSn. continuing until dark,
ana having approached within one and half
miles oi Tue CITY,
Az eicfen O'CLOCK that hight, lett with a
company oi sixteen men, all on horseback,
ana we continued our retreat through mud
anu ram VIA hosefs Gap, coming IN at Bar
pois,ihe. Soiho ,liIee 10 h'e thousand men,
molnen anu cmlureu, some on 1901, some IN
WAGONS, anu o,,ers ON pack hofses anu mules,
,ha;u paoSs .u'ouSn 'ile mountains, making
their ESCAPE py an Tue possible gaps OF the
MOUNTAINS.
no aaequate iuea can be formed oil the mass
VI Union refugees GROWING lhe deep sorges
y, .ne n'ounta'hs, moving before theif savage
puisuels W piaees oi safety IN hentueky, Tor
S sno ie"e, Ia.ary, amer our army had fallen
pach upon hnoAViiie, ana within their iortih-
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NeW York Market,

NEW YORK. Dec "a
Cotton-frm and rather more doing at 10 a soc for
mddling uplands.
Flour = State and Western steady; Superfine
State Is a 35; Extra do 6 65 q 20: choice do
6 50 q 8 80: Round Hoop Ohio 50 q 20; choice
do 70 q 20; Superine Western 20 a 40. extra
Western u g i65; Southern steady Mixed to
good 60 g 10; Fancy and extra S IL "a 10 rs;
Canada heavy: Common Extra 40 a6 90; Extra
good TO choice 65 "a 80.
Wheat-Chicago spring A a As: Milwaukee
Club 46 g 80; Amber Milwaukee l 40 a. ] Sc;
Winter Red Western so g 3d. Amber Michigan
] 50 a. 81.
q a. 90 in store
Beef-steady; country mess 90 o. 100
Freights to Liverpool-dull; -four Is a Is ID !;
closing at Is: Grain cd for wheat.
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Remember the last dance OF Ocean En-
CINE Co. No. 4, previous to the Grand closing
Ball of the course, comes off at Mechanics
Hall this, Friday tChristmas) evening, and all
who wish to have right up and down good
time will be sure TO CO. Chandler will be
there, and the boys intend to have make this
better, il possible, than any previous dance of
the course. There will be twenty dances be-
sides the extras, and the tickets are only one
dollar for gentleman and ladies. Barnum
furnishes the supper.
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From Charleston.

New YORK, Dec. 81
The U. 5. steam transport Star of the South,
from Hilton Head 2lst inst, arrived here last
night
The report of the U. s. irigate Iroasdes and
two monitors being entangled in the obstruc-
lions IN Charleston is untrue. The monitor
Lehigh, while on picket duty near Fort Jack
son, got aground. The rebel batteries opened
on her, doing her considerable damage. Two
other iron-clads went TO her assistance and
succeeded in getting her OFF. The LchIgh was
so badly damaged by the fire OF the rebel bat
teries that the Star of the South had 10 tow
her TO Hilton Head for repairs. No one on
board was injured.
Gen. Gilmore was Smelling Charleston daily
from his POO FOUNDER.
BALrIAoRE, Dec. "a.
The report Of the Star of tho South about
The Monitor Lehigh Is erroneous. The Amer
icaii,s correspondent Ia letter by the Arago
speaks OF It. She merely got aground and
sprung leak, rendering 1t necessary for her
to go TO Port Royal for repairs. She was not
injured by the rebel battery.
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From Fort smith.

Fort SMITH, ARK, Dec. %.
Col. Williams. commanding at Rossville.
Ark, has secured for the government, baled
and in process Of bailng, some two hundred
bales OF rebel cotton, and has within reach of
camp 100000 bushels of corn, and is gathering
1000 bushels per day. He can put up, if salt
can be procured, 100000 pounds of pork-all
of this being done by the regiment, with the
assistance of one extra train; besides running
ten mills and hunting bushwhackers gem
orally, several of whom have been captured.
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A CARD.-Captain Childs, commanding the
Department, wishes to return sincere thanks
to all who assisted in saving his ship when
she was in a sinking condition, at this port,
on the night of the 10th inst; particularly TO
Chief Engineer, Harris G. Barnes, of the Fire
Department, and to Capt. VIM. II. Chase; for
without great cxertions on their part the yes
sci would certainly have sunk.
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They HAVE CONE Those fancy dresses
are being exhibited by Messrs. Curtis 4 Wood
bury, and are going off like hot cakes. About
every dress will be let, and a call made for
more. The affair will be a great success, as
everything undertaken by these managers al
ways prove. There are only few more tick
cts to be disposed of. Camp Berry Band will
play promenade music during the evening,
and Chandler and his associates will furnish
the dancing music.
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ADoPTED.-A family has been found that
will adopt the waif that was left on the door
steps of a residence last Saturday evening.
The oyerseer Of the Poor, who has taken
charge of the infant, gave it the name Of
Frost Boyd, the child being frost-bitten, and
having been left in Boyd street.
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~ The Pine Street Sabbath School will
give an exhibition this evening, consisting of
singing, addresses and dialogues. There will
also be Christmas Tree, for the distribution
ofpresents. The exhibition will commence at
seven o'clock.
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Officers of theU.s. steamer A cacia.-a Guns

4cting Master Commanding - John d.
Childs.
4ctiny assistant Poymastcr - Joseph
Foster.
letting Ensiga-Cieorge GARY.
1etiRJ ~ ASS. Engineer - Thomas ID.
Crosby.
-4cting 81 asst. Eagiaeers-Alexander V
Harvey, James X. Wright, John McKenny.
1ctiag Masters Mates--George w. Fuller
Henry 5. Bodies.
surgeons .Steecard-L NJ. Rice.
Pdymdster's Ste,oord-George w. Roafe.
Pilot-George w. Nevius.
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- Our readers who are still in pursuit of
holiday gifts will find at the store of Bailey &
Noyes, Exchange street, a most excellent and
extensive stock of books, photograph albums,
writing implements, and an endless variety of
arsicles in that line, from which TO make their
selections.
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GESEEosIrY.-We learn that Messrs. j. Ii.
Brown and Sons, Agents of the Portland
Sugar Co., have, in accordance with their an
nuai custom, given to each of their employees
Christmas gift in money; about six hun
dred dollars being thus expended by them.
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sB- A Sabbath School Festival will be held
this evening, at Lancaster Hall, under the
auspices of the LIST Universalist Society. The
little folks are to have nice time, ending with
a collation., and their seniors are to be admit
ted to look on and wait upon the tables. A
grand entertainment is anticipated.
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~ The I'd Parish Sabbath School will
sxert Christmas Tree at the vestry of the
church this evening, whi,h will be loaded
with gifts for distribution. There will be ex-
ercises consisting OF singing and speaking, to
commence at o'clock.
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~ The Chestnut Street Sabbath School
will have their annual Christmas entertain
ment this evening. The exercises will COM
mence at I O'Clock, and will consist of sing
ing. speaking, &c. There win be large lot
of presents to distribute.
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"THREE TINES DEAD" Is the title of a nov-
ell by Miss M. f. Braddon, the popular author
ess, and published by Dick & Fitzgerald, New
York. Sanborn & Co., No. S. Exchange St,
have il for sale.
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DErESTIoN.-In consequence of a freight
train on the Grand Trunk Railroad getting Off
the track yesterday, the passenger train from
Island Pond, due here at two o'clock p NJ.
did not arrive until after IL o'clock last night.
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Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. "a.
Gold rallied to 1924 this afternoon under bogus
report that Lee was advancing on Washington but
closed dull at 1872. Stocks stronger al the pub
lie board and there was a general Improvement
the greatest advance being ON the Hudson river rail-
road The market was very firm on the streets this
afternoon after the board and the quotations were
well sustained
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V-Secure your tickets to the Indeper dent
Course Of Lectures to-day. From the manner
in which they are going off, it is probable that
there will not be ticket for sale on Saturday.
The first lecture will be given on Saturday
evening, at New City Hall, by Hon. Owen
Lovejoy, of Illinois.
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sg Several of the churches of the city
have been beautifully decorated for Christmas,
versalist, corner Of Congress and Pearl streets.
The decorations are most pleasingly arranged
and are great improvement over those of
last year. The services in that church last
evening were very interesting snd the singing
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&C. The Custom House will be closed to-
day. The iost Office will be open as usual
on hciidAys-one hour in the morning and
short time after the arrival OF the mails.
morning, afternoon and evening.
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BUsT OF Nil. STEBBISs.-Simmons. in his
studio, has bust of Rev. Horatio Stcbbins
just finished. Ii is ite-like production. We
would suggest the propriety OF a copy being
taken on marble.
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VALUABLE Books. = Hall L. Davis has
three books on sale in his store valued at $780,
The Costume of the Officers and Soldiers of
the Armies of Europe, 400 colored engrav-
ings, $50. Lights and Shadows of New York
Picture Galleries, $50. Massic FrAneais,
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The Horse Railrond.

fvNHE Annual Meeting of the s ockholders OF the
l. Portland Forest Avenue Railroad Co, uill be
held at the store If NJ q. Palmer III Middle street
on Monday, the 4th day of January A. u. 1864 at
year Also to sec II the Company will agree 10 and
accept the right OF way as granted in and by an
9sder passed by the llavor and Aldermen oil the
City of Portland, Deg. 7th 1863 Also 10 ACT upon
any other business which may legally come before
Them, NJ g. Palmer, Seo'y.
leelleod,2w
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IL For good Oyster Supper, call on Bar
mum. Tie night hands in the Press Office can
vouch for that, judging from the entertain
ment he furnished them last evening.
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Fer Ceashs. CslAs aad Cooeowpoenu.
FuVHE Vegetable Pulmonary Balssn = H. r.ess
Il highly approved medicine ever dIeeove1et. n
has stood ne best Of all fssfs. Tine kaviss - On
recommended BY our best pAvsiciass. our ncee III.
nent cafiscas the Press, the Trade In fact by ali
who know II. For certificates which can ~ siven
to almost any extent, see wrappers to each bottle
The proprietors will cheerfnlly refund the neaes
not ent rely satisfactory Price 80 cens and - he
TIE genuine. which Is prepared only By HID. CTR
TER CO., Wholesale Druggists Boston 6ol1 IL
Portland by dealers generally. decs is60n
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MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Religious Notices,

ezS-Isazc L. Groenleaf will lecture in Mechanics
Hall Sunday afternoon and evening, at and
O'Clock.
SUNDAY School at 81, Conference at IL O'Clock.
ty-The washingtonian Society hold meetings
every Sunday evening, At Sons of Temperance Hall,
35s Congress street, commencing at o'clock. The
public are invited. II
V-Regious services Christmas day at the
New Jerusalem Church at IL O'Clock.
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Municipal Cour,---pec. u.

John Burns plead guilty to a search and
seizure complaint and paid fine of $50 and
costs.
Richard Il. Daddy, pleaded guilty to like
complaint and paid the Statute fine Of $50 and
costs.
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~ Mr.. n. Fe: sender, corner of Congress
and Centre streets, has received Harper's
Monthly for January. f
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w-fhere will be no paper issued from
thi, office tomorrow.
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Christmas and New Year.
8. III. COLESWORTHy

5. II. COLEsWORTHY,
NO. 92 Exchange street has just received one of
~ the most extensive assortments of Toys amusing
games and interesting books for children TO be found
IN the city Every one who wishes TO have bright
faces and cheerful hearts In the house on Christmas
and New Tears day can't fail to lind the means TO
produce them by calling at Colesworthy's. Also.
rien and elegant Photograph Albums, Gift Books,
fancy srtclcs In great variety, &C., &C. Among the
numerous articles for presents to be found at
pirate than those neat cases Of
Homeopathic Medicine,
put up by NJ. Seavy, at prices from 81 20 10 Al 90
including book adapted TO the case. PORTABLE
A S.han, SAsEs Of the principal remedies. with
SmaIs rocket Manual, for 80 80. DIFTHERIA
CASES of remedies with directions for rs cents
Prepaid by mail or express. 81 o. These remedies
are successfully used by all Homeopathic Physiei.
tried by others. dcclg-dtf
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DIR. JOHN e. MOTT.
Physician q SURGEON

90 COURT STREET, corner of Howard Boston,
on is consulted daily from 10 until O. and from &
to in tho evening, ON all diseases of the Urinary
and Genital Organs, Scrofulous Affections, HumoIs
of all kinds, Sores, Ulcers and Eruptions, Female
Complaints. &c. An experience of over twenty
years extensive practice enables DIR. NJ to cure ali
the most difficult cases. Medicines entirely vegeta.
ole. ADVICE FREE.
Mrs. NJ, who is thoroughly yersed in the affective
maladies of the sex, can be consulted by ladies
Patients furnished with board and experienced
nurses.
Boston, April %, 1868. cody
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ORIENT.

A touching and beautiful sketch OF the religious
SO. 30 cents. '' PP'
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DLEAsANT ROOMS for gentlemen snd their
Oxford and Cedar Streets decI3 ~
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:. s. N "A Y 8
WANTED, 1ooo 5,
Seamen, Ordinary ssansa & Lanlnsn.
Apply to Naval Rendezyese. foot Of RxshanesS
ocS dfjsnl ~
TO THE AFFLIOTBDl
DIR. w. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No. III Clapp's Dlock,

e. - NssRR 11OCA4
CORNER 0Fc0yGRESS AND xLM srRssfs.
MOULD respectfully snnousss to ~ $3.50 q
city four months. During that tins = ~ trssss
. large number OF patients with woa6sa1Hl puSSSsr
the question Is often asked Do thsv ~ esss5 Ia
cured We win doctor the second tins - So1hiSS.
guarantee that services are apprssr5;f. TSsrS-
fore lest patients should delay eoinir ~ fssr -
as as' h.: We sa ::1 e.: .s I ~
Dr.. d. has been practical Rlsssrssla. ssr sv,.ty.
Electricity b perfectly adspeel . eKsoais 49,
In the form Of nervous o. ~ hoola1kos r01SSiSe
IN IN the the s ss.ss ,;s..: Or 2, =
Involved; acute or ehrosie rSsess2Isn 49, ~
diseases, white swellins spinal dlssoses e1sVStS55
palsy or paralysis. St. vitas Dance 6suSness, 80
merng or hesitancy q spsech. dyspspeia. No.
every that can BE- presented sstRSs. brcSSSi.
complaints. = = =
9y H1ectr1c1tx
The Rheumatic the equity. the lans and - ~
w q the h mSss ssa. =: "a
bitten limbs restored. the uncosth dsGsgnlliss =.
moved is,niness converted to yigor. wsaknsssss
the gslsied form to move upright; shs bisnisReS 81
youth are obterated; the seciasnls e nn1u1s NJ
an active circulation maintained
LADIES'
Who have cold hands and ret; vsak stonaeh.
lame and weak backs; nervous and sjck hea1s~S~
dizziness and swimming in ths heaA, VIM indirSs.
ton and constipation Of the boves; pain 8 the ais
and back: lercorrh9A. Tor whi1ss): hnne q ne
womb with internal cancers; tnmosa. polySus M
All that long train o. dissases vii nid II Uses1Ss.
ity sure means Of cure. For painful usnsS7uaSioa
too profase menstrustlca ana ~ ef 49, lss4 NE
of troubles with young ladies' Usetrisily b oSs5sn
specific and WILL in short tins. ssstes IL s16Sfss
to the vigor Of health. - 49,
1--WE hare an Electro CAeniesS Anrnrueus -
esItrsctiag Mineral Poisoa ftcn n Ql1i1 os1k'ss
Mercury, Anthony. Arsenic. b. Nun6Io18 vHo
Gus other dmculties, the direct cause Of uhiek 4
nine cases out OF ten Is the eject Of poisoneus 6iS.
use Of from i've to eight Bafhs
8; and TO P.M.
Consultation Free. IVA f~oa&
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THE BLOOD OF JFsu,

BY Rev. WILLIAM RIED, of Edinburgh. lsmo
PIP. 1885, IS cents; paper 10 cents. 1880
ne last two works are exceedingly rich In the
practical exhibition of the value of faith In ch,;,
and its power 10 bless the soul
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w ANTS....LOST.
Wanted.


A PAIR Of spectacles. which the oures can lave
"A by calling at No. Spruce street.
Dee. ~, 1863. -d1v
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AUCTION SALES.

Sale Of Forfeited Goods,
COLLECTORS OFFICE
District Of Portland aud FaimoutA
Portland, Dec. II, lSe3
TUNHE following described merchandise hayins
= been forfeited for violation Of the Revenps
Laws OF the United States public notice OF said
seizures having been given, ard ella IN 10 sad
goods having been made, they will be sold at pub.
lie auction at the Old Custom House, at this port on
Saturday, January ninth, 1864, at eleven O'Clock
A. VI to wit
Three pieces Wooden Cloth
One Thousand Cigars.
Five Bbls. Sugar.
Seven Bills. Molasses. SO
Three Watches.
1. wAsHBURN, ia. Collector.
decl8 d3w
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Notice.

A NAN desiring situation. who Il competent 10
"A superintend the constI ucfiou Of wooden Fac.
tory and its Machinery, . I'd to run the sane vkeu
addressing A. ID. B., Box 293. Portland. One kar.
preferred. deeIe an
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A GOOD Protestant Girl win End good n1acs 10
"A do house work in . small family by = IN %
Db. DEMlSG. at No II Clapps Block. '1ee3iif
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Lonn Of Sls, 055 wanoea ~ Tovvu
Of Bridgoou. -.

A legal meeting Of the Inhabitants Of the tt0n
ber 1863 n - = - e
Voted. To authorize and direct the Town Txs>s-
urer OF Bridgton to procure loan, ana give 11Vn
Note or Notes in behalf Of said town. at rate Of II.
sum sufficient to pay each volunteer saa6-and 1Ssv
are mustered into the service Of the United G{S3es
and credited to said town portion Of their 6uS-
the United States" = 81 ~
The quota Of said town l. "a men. and ~ I've
sum OF SO Is required to pay each ths ab6ee
Persons and corporations DESTROYS Of fsrnshi,eo1i
or any portion Of said loan. will please
with the undersigned BY mail. sfa<ins amounf ~
lowest terms. ALVIN DAVIS,
Treasurer Of Bgidrton
Bridgton, Nov. 30. 1858. deel 4w6&v
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REPOsING IN JESUS.
The true secret Of grace and strength. By Rev.
g. W. MrLSE, England, 16mo. 60 cents