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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-20

tons Of The Belmont county companies in
the 9Sth Regiment, passed and signed BY
every officers and privste present with the
companies except fouf. The Gazette was
requested BY the meeting to publish the
resolutions, and a copy Of them ,op sent 10
that paper W the SecretaryV the msetimg,
but strangely enough, that great oroa. Of
free speecA did not publish the resolutions,
and We understand the editor assigns q .
reason that the signatures were forgsriss,
and that the soldiers did not sign them -
This Il rather bold charge, and that gentle
man, perhaps will not make It id bis paper.
II will be recollectsd by those who read the
proceedings Of that meeting that Lewis
Boyer Was president, and 4. j. Hawthorn
Secretary Of that meeting, and they over
their signatures stats that: "Subjoined
are the proOesdings Of our meeting, also the
resolutions with the names of all who sane.
ton them, signed By their oun hands, -
It will not do for the editor Of ths Ga.
sstte 70 question the honesty of these
gentlemen. for they are, fortunately, as we'll
known IN the county Is be Il, and on the
score OF truth and veraoity, perhsps rrofe
fAvorably. The truth 4, that ssatlsn.au
fsars,so let biz readers know the sentiment
Of the army upon the issues presented to
the people Of Ohio in the present contest.
He, was Of those who, when that army was
ri.cd, were constantly asserting that more
than half OF it wascomp posed Of Democrats;
but now be refuses to let those Democrats
talk to their fellow Democrats through the
columns Of his paper. This is the flee
speech and tree press the Democratic party
10 in favor Of. Talk aud write ss much d
you please in favor Of treason, or the Dem
ocrstic party. but cay nothing against either.
Talk or write as much asyou like in abuse
Of the Administration and the war, but say
dit one word in favor Of either We cup.
pose the soldiers will be able to see who are
theit friends At home. ss.,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-20
Business Yotiees.
81 4 Fsv RKAscKs wsy rHs M 7.
American Watch

,fY A FEW hEAs0ke WBy TINE ~ Z IA
American Watch
GaGt "a. ~ THE HEyr fsf EeF .|
II made On sks bem principle, whiis tbe foreign
wa'chis ssnssslly made on no ps;neirss ss Nh.
It us look the contrast The foreign watch 4 most
iy mhie by women and boys, ~ While their Ia
bot is cheap, theit wpsk s dsur nt ANY price srol
watches made wnhotl plan, and sold without guar
anIec. They sis irregular construction and qaise
irregular 10 They designed only 10 SELL
and the buyer is the parry mos, ibcsoashy sold Those
who have kept snefes,h -lepines, and "swiss levers
in ptofsssed repair for few yssr will spprscis,- the
truth Of ouf slsienseut nte 49, u IL u
THE PLAN OF rHE AMERICAN WATCH )
Instead Of being made Of several hundred little pieces
screwed ,oge,her the body Of ,h, American Watch is
formed Of SOLID PLATES. No jsr in,ensres with lhe
harmony Of p working and no sudden shock eau throw
u naehinery ous Of ssar. Secession Of oas pn from
anSher is unk nown 10 its cos,,uion and In riding
any business pursn, ID u all held together firmly
single pete Of metal Il 10 just wha, all maclinsfs
should be- fsrfss
ist ACCURATE
ID. sIMPLB. .f1 go ''ats
3D. STRONG
'Sl't7 III. EcoNoMcAfI
We nSs unly sseas cHkAPNEss hy our system bu,
QUALPry. We % pos ptylsnd ssss om wsaeh can be
bought fos lesi Hisney than the foreign MAxEBxL,vn.
bu, that or ,a re Wits s sosd or one half The price.
OUR sOLDtER's WATCH tnsmed VIM Eilsry) is
wha, iis indicates solid subsautial and always
Reikbls-ysr,assa 70 ssnd any amount u Marching,
Riding or fighting.
oUR NEXT moHEk QtjALtrt OF WATCH
tnafiied r. Bsrsu L sissilss In sze and general sp
psaranss be, hss more iswsis sss slabrs,e anish.
ouH LADIES' wArcH huyeo5Eh, oui !. pu,
i.,a n An - III Al. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-20
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-20
,.rHE REvIvAL Music BOOK

contains "a psgss Of tunes and hymns dsiignsd ks s
val prayer, and coufersncs meefnYs, Pics In papss
covers Jingle copies, ioesHs % PSf ion Aasd siths
retail pricN = s..f{ f.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-20
UNION MASS MEETING
AT GAINESVILLE, o..
THURSDAY, September Sd, 1853.

There win be Mass Meeting Of the
Friends Of the Government, the 0pposcrs
Of Treason, North and South. the Support
Of the War, the friends Of the Soldier, tho
Patriotic and loyal Citizens, who 1--we their
Country and her institutions betisf than
they love their Party, at ...-l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-01
g & elsarapBtlenea Modtrtcbteu.,a
@ettatstdn aen1s BaItimrtr MsdLr.s
Gonafekbsfl ahbInnaen.
MIS- ngtpn3 81. Sun

Sna 1ga9N a btu gtpnGs31s San.
Senak. pr. Dale nocn 9lelp 6amplbtre
6ra6te etpen GpmitsbsIdtae etrg mn, Seitsns
Gee &on9rsTsS benz &UmmrbOre @tarles Das
pis trtBtn 1einte riibmliGen 8enebmeus BET
port NOpal, benz Commodore Bprben tpeee.
isiaes, als Btfsblsbabas pes NiOnitOrs, ae9ea
Oen Merrtrlac 9enunteu ttHGtuen Auetifes,
benz 6rn. Dablsrset fDsseE%fet ner aus9eset6.
neten Qsstaresn I'M 8eF6Gsps(en, ptm Srn.
Ausgrts. -1rtSsrs Ieiner 8srlienlte in Werpcas
%rpItna, ttae sebabuubE Gnsctsmnns sntrut.
men gu IaGen. 9siai etN 1859
Die bsdttrasse @rbSbang Res @etaltes ess
erfen SefretarS TN 3aAtneilter- d partemEat
Hel cureh. VnS%8
ptpMcD cusda BON @altoruleu, rief bic
anSetraotnt Belhluenabms, bea pr1Rcenten
ltaI @RstGnn ga eGIu6en, rpsiGe Rrtsaetpus
srskence btft Jransufen fir fbren Sssrtea Qeasn
Nfrrteos 9etieTertatrCrosn fat, ipteoer OH. Mt~
bNf.SttANstt' 9A2 p "a 0r94dnm1W bf s}3s-r-s @
pr. 5efenben RIFF bte BtG, nm bic a~itatslds
1pf. IrfeNtine UNI rtGterIits @sSaIt aus ben
nUtRiaen .@elbmttteIn hts au gGnbe pes NIT
otntS SGlkte< ces~ n1Hafemn,eaoet Suntmca
uatsS atAaufsnoeus 6tscnltabres aa perlebea;
pseotr an. Sc bonpelt ft itre ststev Bin uaS
111s a 9eSsAA fEs Bic Summit ctf ben ga bessIsi-
Hen departments 9ebGrigen 6errsn ia belo6~
lenoen %iUgenannten WleiItigelber. 40 @ents
Tir BITE Wfetle). DaO @ruptio purOe natitrs
ltA ab9elebat, penn tpfnn bic Qerren sir gnts
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-01
GrisSeuesprt9lase.

SIN NsbeIRnsSCRBrefe ia MshntcrA tnRes
an 70. Sauuar bonn MsDra lrntanten S B Ut
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geg btefgu nuaturtttsH 5trtEB fFhHp5 woien mtt
i9nea pte Sanb gum 6rteDem rei6en mnter
fclSenpen 8sbtneur9en rs
/. Die 1ntDM TT unDGbt east aufdel5f
Boa elmer Discerpsreintsau bES Gtseas mil
oenI Nctoen ratf tsiue gteOe letass ssqS "a
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tIon Qlncolts be1f9i, sDerben mir niht elm
NAL fur etne GtaaSEl eiaens Q8a TTtnRlGfaus
bfipalatr, nao aHq gssagai4 t aquf tn~Aa!sr .pa
:. S0bolp najelfe Brsqqlss im .gloxbea isayI
y eenl9 ttno. Die 5tepterntlg que .Snri,dt6htf
ner radlGita ~pfptamattDa III "a % tJaas8 unb
Fe ga aSt1tgfn. rms UNI etney NRa FpnIai q tdnD
81 eria6t', Dsg0f8 pig Diff q Rssif II ssadtIpfs,
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ausgeuUmn1sn fett & anti oleIs1n mtlekabIen
BOlee i0Oasa mir 1T &ptgFsit ailbtS ii {Grs III
HHte A@tAa F..fh
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tn Nnsrtsnauu9 Der oemcfruttl9fa Wabtttgt
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Dog OteIe Gtaafsal DorGer iepe 8fTbinbuna init
Den Neas&nsIaabfadtgn aEiStnDSrgnP Qlo Die
O5aF.n nteDsrleoen. SSH
6. DIE GebTt nuf Dent OIilfiTppi I'D beIa
veiAt9en Staatsn pfea fem. 80 81
Z. DIE Gerrttosten fhptsffim Spu ben Sicdp
NOuutatns :veresn fA uns anIbltsser mean
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lnnG her 9EiessI6uloea b~sfrsten, ibueH sSis
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8. Der pFoI6ent 5sF. Ta0Is TT erfnAt,
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UC!tes 81 bgin9es. IS &sas1
SSos Iogen pfnn nun unEere n5fbltdtn, nit
BEN @nesn futetirenben Eorhs Mnb Rebslsng
frsnnelt6sn StYnpatttsn bG5u pie fOFtpaSs
ren6 vbte umtDm q {te 10 ar MnD
bts GUnfttnttcn wtessft EBtfd pl6rs
zen, maO ttDen S9rttt unfersr 9itetsrnna, jebe
WRabnabme perI aben eesen Dis Rsbeaem ais
2 '8erltsnng Der Contributions ausl9seteu !.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-01

Den 8errGtgerm i'm gtorben IAetnt Der
Ranrm INNER me9r uup mebC 81 i@nellen,
absraG, pp5e t0 bts isst fets peFtrOdsen bat
tan, freteu lie Gerpcr nne guar mil elmer
5prade, tpelde an 6reHbett islblt btelentee,
ualhe bic @Gb1lnper ga Infang tbrer Hebela
Lion fn1rEen, hinter fi6 5tritdlaBt--
@(ud In Iotpa; mo fe Mot ts9reiG mar,
Ierbebt bic @epngureD empfr0tie fred DaS1pers'
ratbertlAe 6duppt. @tteas 4ibrtr Srsane In
DapeApott, per1 yOemOfrdt uno Jtetps" ldst :
gNtenlaab lAltese Ietue alagen ben 3et6en
Der '33et, mob eltne Dbrtns Der ttrfnis peg,
Bottles, - pteier etp(t fGypaGea Stinmf trel'
dc ttestF 't68ti& an Stdtts uno umFaa8 Lee
Dinnt. Die 8eDp tuition I'm Su@
, en- aotRa uL@t bte ein5t9ein TN :
{ t em QanA,a es eFoenmebru m :
nal Az sen q 1erlan 8 to- a ls1 DIT ,
EweI6e oiet Rebellen wCllen: =
8Btts tgBt npH tpfte Die Oentutrattihe Bartbet
anf bic @ieosrbsrtslan8 Der VI u 70 6
life par." e-4 S'.~ ,''S'5 H...''
,Dte @a6us6mungem Der Standardization
fSSnneas. Sic 5armpnie niAt pieper bertsuen.
gBtr fSnnen ntht fltrner &tteg fabren, nod,
ben SrttDera 0nrG Brofldmatipn seEpinaea,
EpsI&g astsH Seinb mtDsr maGsh. s8tr fSnnf1
Eote Mebetiicn TIM Sioen nitbte poburh banl~
pfeaI eaBe tptt beffen 6reanpetm Ncr!
pen etnlperret. Ser gour8, ben uulere NpJ
ntintfrdttsrt eenUmmeu bat,l 5at utAt nur ben
Sioea 9eltdrtt unO %eestnist, ipn bern aud
TN Nc rpesa bic &ebO luttDn SEQ
{ II 0iht bios in 6rOben Staaten lprtGt
Das 8olf Der wsltliden Staaten, tn S&rt1
baaiera, In prtpattppbaunssn uao3 SffeFn
tri.At ! III a ii 3u a IN ME n IN Rp,pIf B t
lVtG ne Fit r tne8era nbernrB n
BEN @ouoerneme nj. Die ueber3eR@
gun9. bae Dte teretts an8efRnsFs
ne pottttiAe NepUl Ut teR Hpt m
M0rben NOT y wenp tS it, farn niht
me9r untsrbritft psrDtu. @S IN SboF'
1ettbem&er{mA M a d. En- m1r 0 .
lien, otefe 8e9ptattpm 3m uh :
terDrndeu> Sine SuspsnIion osr 5a=
beas Corpus gfte miro tie nur beiRleuaisfn
NEge Iie anhalfen, pteIe rev o.
lut1nnare&ttm nnrDu d
te,tanabIteu4atUn serettet ID &c.
b Q n "s9 al4 laa lsaa -t G4b .& =
Das iFi6S& btntlt9 esnus Dte 9fsDo-
Itaticn 1T I'm NorOen nOt9wenptg aRb DIirf
our 9~urGtf1tbruug beristbrr itup 7srfhmtepst
0eun bds MOT II ftedfe,, tbrlciete Spr44i
1T. bic il DSn ssnsft 8sbelen eeftibrt wufbe
Ito triHen awte' flme, Tts = 2Ed o&
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-01

aGtstes 8latt ebsn I'm 8fsrif ipar, ben @siit
aufsm9ebeu, tras etnem MaSuuS @rCb, staem
Nitti0 uEb enbeten 2suten Dteie8 &&la8eS
@elsgsaers tcnmsa, 0Ge tbren 9ta'nen bard
etue Gerbaftuue mnter NuFbstun8 oeS 6abe0S
goveu&rGGis Apgr pas @nbIttum 0ebraGt unD
liA ais unl6utci9 0sFfotate seprielsn gu ie.
ben.- Maht Deu @Auloi8en eiaen Criminal
Oru,eB uacb benz aepDbnliGen 9erihtspera
fakren. Das 1T Der redtt gEes, Fs gum
tShDctgen ;u trtngsu. tD. s. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-01

Dor Srpet Sabren nod rar GBUtltdnb unp
&st@tbnm berr1Gte, TU Armutb nar benz
1ln men mad 9snannt mar
SIN Der G~pcenmetnQe Fanb 9efern I6enb
etne fe5r farf, uamsaIliG aud Don Damer,
beilGts natoneoerauimInu8 ltatt. IN Der UNI
ter dnDeren geiltrethen &eonern Gu6o Der lreue
WttlttIrzfSUuuernsrr puH 8pros-, @5rnerat q.
s. 6autltOn, ttne gldn3enoe Nnpraae an bic
Serfammlung rtndte, tn Der ct ote ;3ultdube
bes SitDeas tnt 4agemttnen une iaS6slonbere
bic Gage BON Esras beeanoelte. Is, 4a.aH'aH
@snerdl 8ants bat cine Srsre ~erlafer,
rpotin er cine neue8 etfuernng per 8et&tn
5u @tnReng Der Nrnen auDrbnft.
T~er9anAene Wphe Fnb folaenDe Ser. ct.
t2ranspoGtl6iHe bier einsettpfFeas ,,Gleuans"
bon gsetp 9orf. n@ireaIiana BON Sen gorf,
nWsnpermere" BON gietp' 2Dott unb u@potts~
mann" BON peniacOla.
Nets Gfleatts, %. San. DAD ,Hrue
Delta" Id9t, oab,eine beneutenbe Iruppen;abl
BET g@aine's 2aaoung Sunb Qofe 8ruSibsuce
9slanpet nnb tpeitss - mad gtdsbura ? -
marldtrt ii. Die 9eser aus Der umaessnb
~fot1nen tn beuen 6aufrn 3u BEN Ser. @tnoten
Srnppen bestber Ebeilpete ae6en tie Ie6r
tpfrtbaOle austnnFt ater bic !3uaGnee TN
/ Shnern.
Die Grgebniie uuieres gDouFIafnnas
p Sabre 1862, tn @er9tei3 su BEN bret
Botiehtsn:
Die 3abl Der i'm @aIfiGfans 6slSdfisten
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-01

mas Ioat Der GeebDrts unb bic @taatsbale 80
benz 6uBtritte, mil ben bic 9iebelen tbr lAreifs
prcelnbeS SanbiIhes @sbdbren belpbnt, mas
Der Gistgt beatiGe afe jensr betOsn 8Iattsr
SrieDen pUnI9en rris, laota bic Rsbelen
abeF Die luton 1T ufD blsibt aufsdDbt pas
ette let us aloneF- unp BON elmer gBieoer
bereiniauns=ea feine Asce ffias ia eaki
tbrs -. tbr E~ritbenSbelben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-01

Mint. "a irst
sotaI ls892,219 228L.l66 2,645.l4s
q, @nn Isrt Mpnrne.

s. 9fl,Jo5 nr ole,, 81. San. am glafs
paterftub fanp etn fistnes GefeGt Eatt, tportn
pie Ns6edsi Surid0strieRea purosu. Die ges
6euen batten ben Jlus ibsrlGritsen llnO bic
1nirigsn, 1sreral @tf jepp8 lanots linen
loTott eth etal9ement entscsetl, fpttGeS tie
auf's 5aupt I1Ius. Sic folen fA auf Irant.
lin Surad9escesn BADEN. 2Bir batten etp1 40
Goete unp 8ertpanb te.
Gin Ser. Gtaattn 3anpmenbput elasbItdb
getpunniestah cg Fpgg7s-
SpFt Mpnrpee1 4. Bebr. Der 8ims
mpnD enquirer" sppa Gcnnabenb benz 81.
ia9t, pab bas Ser. ct. 6auUnenbopt e. 81.
Smitb" weIGes etne Belasmua BON 800
WanH- Bate -Hte- elf RaReHea -fabrte -ndG
etnsm bffttssn @sfs@tt an Stone 9ftrer bic
8lnsee 9eItrthsu, Gin anberes tn ~Serfrfrs
peItem 3nitanpe f& auf Die 6lubt beaebers
tabe. y.or5r5@ afaa
.s7isi- % .2aS &rsfeH BET sufToIF.
@enelpl @rpor SiH8 am 8 sesGts iHbes
ben SladgaterluB, &FSTna6m Dret &eats
naeater nnb SternstHsflrse ssta6irte GataiIpae
Snfantegts. nfpq9pRSegt Nann QrtjIfrte tfa6
DIer3ebn @elAlse NIT Fnst Gin tltahitu
Abenp riitIs, .@enetot @ofteron Dem Ietnts
cnt9e8sn, unb tries bic JtrbeGsn nit gefalterr
81Ypnett StpsIil Wteilsn trtita surid. @te
muBtedA ft98re Spotsn unb 8srpanpsten due
ben, S6la6tftlSe 3ut1dia at..s ~ gglur Elm .eius
3iaet Sff3ter purpe auf nniersrs Geite 5gtiSSs
tst, uro stuigsd isDpA flllr letdti bsrWuNreE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-01

9. @etu 0Dtf. 81. 3an. Der 9eyt6t .ors
@sneralaoiatantet bss Staatesl Msipp' Wbrffa
srlhientn.s9 Yis1 3nm 81 Dstuttfs nnroen
TN totaate el20.315 Greipilige retrattrh
Silt Der ;3ett tOurDsn 1865 tn ben Rriea
9elanbt - allO Iett benz 8sgtnn pes aeaen.
'parttsen BIrserteteees 237 ,119 DerIunem.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-01

GS tcbrtsn 1878 Mann 0lilta sarud. =
SIN @taote bsinOen lA nod 1000 3strutsa,
Is DerbIieben elfp 226,531 Derlonsr Ocn'
Gtaats Sem : 2orF i'm actipsn &rieBs.
Nien(e.
10000 Nefrnten murnen irG6renO ces ser
acIeneu Sa6reS an bte alten Ne9tnleutsr g.
lnubt.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

dress Of one sentence declared the Senate ad-
journed without day. After a brief interim
the Senate was called to order by the Secre-
tary, Col. Forney, and the proclamation Of the
President, calling a special session of the
Senate for the transaction of executive bust
ness, was read, the new Senate organized, and
several new Senators sworn in.
As Mr.. Cowan of Pennsylvania conducted
Mr.. Buckalew, the new Senator from that
State, to the Presidents desk to receive the
oath, his own towering stature contrasted odd
ly with the petite figure of his colleague.
When Senator Harris of New York rose to
give his arm to Gov. Morgan, the Judge and
the mechanic, both men of large stature and
dignifed bearing, with hair silvered to like
hue, seemed the well paired and worthy rep
resentatives in this dignified body of the EN-
pire State.
One OF the prettiest sights in Washington of
late has been the Stars snd Stripes floating in
the darkness of night above the chambers
where Congress was sitting, every fold and
ripple Illuminated by the light otherwise invis-
ible. striking upward through the glass roofs
of the extensions. May that dear flag soon be
illumined by the light of victory and the sun
shine of peace, and floating above nation Of
freemen without slave, be gloriHed by the
approving and benignant smile of God!
TSP.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10
New York Market.

NEW YORK. March Q.
Cotton-frmer; sales 1900 bales at IS "a SEC for
middling uplands
Flour-State and Western rather more steady
Superfne State rs az 8 IS; Extra do 7 90 0 d.
choice 30 g q 70: kopnd Hoop Ohio IS a IS;
Southern unchanged; Mixed to good 40 as ! rs;
Fancy and Extra 80 q 10 80; Canada unchan ged; ;
Common 10 q 80; Extra 60 600
Wheat-more steady; Chicago Spring SO "a / 60;
Milwaukee Club 80 g So; Winter Red Western
l 10 rs.
a a. - -
Beef-dull.
old ' =. " - - ~ io'
sugars shade armer New Orleans III q III.
Cohee-rery quiet.
Molasses-in moderate demand Nav Orleans A
g 81; Porto Rico IS; Muscoyado %
freighfs TO Liverpool-very dull
Wool-quict and steady
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

THE HORSE RAILRoAD.-The right of way
has been secured, both In this city and West
brook, by the Portland and Forest Avenue
Horse Railroad Company, and the Directors
intend to push matters for its speedy compile
ton. Preparations for laying the track will
commence just Is soon a. the snow Is OF the
ground, and there win be no delay in the mat
ter. The enterprise is in the hands of compe-
tent managers, and they are determined now,
As the thing has been talked of for some years.
and as everything wears a favorable aspect for
the completion Of the road, that there shall be
no more talking about it but action, prompt
and determined. That this road win be of
great convenience and benefit to our city and
to Westbrook we have never doubted from
the inception Of the project We hope and
trust the proprietors viii reap good dividends
from It.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

Mr.. John Bell, who has for about eight
years taken care of the nursery and grounds
Of Hon. John b. Brown, has now located him
self at Emwood Nursery, Woodford's Corner,
and is ready to receive orders for jobbing in
greenhouses, gardens and grapcries. The
orders can be left at Sparrows Seed store in
this city, or at the Nursery in Westbrook.
The beautiful order in which Mr.. Bell has
kept the grounds of Mr.. Brown is the highest
recommendation he needs. His exhibitions
at the Fairs in this city have taken many
premiums.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10
Master in Cl.nncery.

VVHE undersigned, appointed by the Supreme Ju-
Il dicial Court Master in Chancery In the case of
Jeremiah N. Mason ais In equity against the York
and Cumberland Railroad Company and others. ito
Determine the number and amount Of bonds issued
by said Railroad Company under the construction
contract and mortgage" mentioned In the pleading,
In said case "and now outstanding-to whom the
same are due. and the amount thereof. including in
terest or coupons for interest: and to receive and
return the into said Court with his return there
on and also TO determine how much Is due upon the
construction contract for which bonds have been
issued as provided therein, and which is still secured
by the mortgage aforesaid. and TO whom the same Is
now due-hereby gives notice that he will attend TO
the duties assigned to him aforesaid and hear all
parties In relation thereto at the Court Room of the
supreme judicial Court in the city of Portland, on
Monday, the sixth day of April next Mt O'Clock in
the afternoon. SETH MAY.
mch5 eodtmch2S& w4w SO
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10
BYTELEGRAPB
TO The
EVENING PAPERS,

From Hilton Head = The Destruction of the
Nashvilie-various Items.
NEW YORK, March Q.
A Hilton Head correspondent, under date of
the LIST, states that the pirate Nashville en-
deavored, during fog, 70 run past the block
aders, but foreground. Commander Worden
discovered her and ran up within 1900 yards
OF her with the Montauk. Fort McAllister
opened furious fire on the Montauk, but
Capt. Worden took no notice of it, leaving the
wooden gunboats to reply to that. The fourth
shell from the Montauk, a 15-inch, burst in the
Nashville setting her on fire. Another one
went through her side into the magazine, and
the embryo pirate blew up with loud explo-
sion. Neither the Montauk or wooden vessels
were harmed by the fire from the fort, nor was
any one hurt.
The Nahant and Patapsco have been sent
on an expedition to test their fighting quail
ties In Assibaw Sound; also the Ericsson with
mortar boats in tow.
1t Is reported that an attempt will be made
TO finish up the ram Fngal
II is not thought that Fort McAllister will
make much more resistance, as il was built to
defend the Nashville.
On the 4th heavy firing was heard all the
morning In the direction of Fort McAllister.
where four monitors, three mortars and five
gunboats were pounding away, and its capture
was expected by night.
The Worlds Port Royal correspondent states
that the Montauk, when returning from des-
troying the Nashville, ran over torpedo,
which exploded, lifting the vessel up two feet,
but did no injury except slight disarrange-
ment of the machinery
The sixteen officers who rendered their res
ignation from the Goth New York regiment
have been reinstated by Gen. Hunter.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

c1-Read the advertisement of the Herman
DEE Ravel troupe, in another column. Their
first entertainment will be given tomorrow
evening at Deering Hall. Several members of
the old Rayei troupe belong to this company
Hernandez" says the Hartford Courant,
"keeps his audiences in constant good humor,
and the whole troupe gives the highest salts
faction Another Hartford journal says,
"The pantomine of The Magic Trumpet kept
the crowd In roar; 1t was quite equal to the
things we used to see, when the Ravels were
In their glory at Niblo's Gardens" 1t will be
noticed that the exhibition tomorrow evening
concludes with this laughable piece.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

Snow SLIDEs.-There was considerable
lodging by pedestrians yesterday to avoid the
slides OF snow which came from the roofs of
buildings. and many hats were smashed BY
them. One heavy bank came from building
just as two ladies were passing, and they re-
ceived large portion of it. The bonnet of
one OF them was "a love of a bonnet no
longer, but the ladies congratulated themselves
that they had sustained no personal injury.
: Several horses started as the slides came
down, but we have heard of no injury that oc-
Cured.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10

nB-Buckley's Serenaders drew an immense
audience at the City Hall last evening, and the
performance went off well. The burlesque
opera Of Lucretia Borgia is full of fun and
wit, and is, alone, worth the price of admission
The music of the troupe is excellent, and their
songs and choruses are handsomely executed.
The performances elected great applause. To-
night they give their second performance in
the same place.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
ToTHE
Portland Duly Press.
xxxvIII CONGRESS. - special Session.
WASHINGTON, March 0.
SEN

WASHINGTON, March o.
SENATE.
Mr. Anthony offered a resolution having in
view the appointment of committee on Man
ufactures, to consist of five members. Lies
over under the rules. sfN
Mr. Anthony referred to the fact that there
were formerly committee on Manufactures
and a committee on Agriculture, but both we're
dropped in 1857. The latter, however, had
recently been restored, at the instance of the
Senator from Ohio, Mr.. Sherman. His object
now was to revive the committee on Manufac-
lures, as it seemed to be understood that all
the standing committees would be reorganized
at the next session. He would be content
with an amendment of the oath rule SO as to
provide for committees on Manufactures
and allow the appointment of its members to
be suspended until the next session.
The Senate then went into Executive ses-
sion