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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-05
CaSCO Bank,

THE Annual Meeting of the stockholders of this
Bank, for the choice of officers and the transact
ton of other business, will be held 1t their Banking
House on Monday, the 9th dav of October next, at
3o'clock p. NJ. Per Orde-.
septic TIN f. L. GERRISH, Cashier.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-05
More ParOted Prisoners put into the Field
by the Rebels.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says the
rebel authorities have declared an additional
number of their paroled officers and men as
exchanged, and ordered them to duty. This
is in direct violation of the cartel, and not
outstanding the heavy balance of exchange
against them, they refuse to deliver any of our
commissioned officers, and also retain large
number of citizens as prisoners.
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Mechanics, Rank

fTNHE Annual Meeting of Stockholders of the Me.
Il chanics' Bank, for choice of Directors, and any
other business which may come before them will be
held at their Banking room on MONDAY, October
8 next, at 3P. NJ. Per order.
W. ii. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Portland, Sept. 10, 1868. sep2l dtd
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Agricultural Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Annual Meet
IN ing of the Cumberland County Agricultural
and Horticultural Society for the choice of Officers,
and the transaction of such other business as may
be legally brought before it, will be held at the New
City Government Buding.in Portland; ON Wednes-
day evening Oct 14th inst, at a O'Clock.
oc2 I'd S. b. BECKETT, Sec'y.
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Steamboat Notice.

@@ The Steamer HARVEST MOON
ESQt2SAt will discontinue her trips to the Ken
s6ykk nebec for the season.
VIII leave Portland on Friday morning, Oct. 2. at
O'Clock, returning the same evening. for the last
trip. A. SOMERBY. Agent.
Portland. Oct. /, 1868
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LA DIES

Who have cold hands and feot; weak stomnchs |:
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache |;
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indigss.
and back; lercorrhoa. Tor whitesl; hlling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus. and
all that long train diseases will ind In Eiectie
too profuse menstruation, and al Of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies. Electricity e certain
specific, and WILL In short time. restore the sanerer
to tho vigor Of health
We hare an Electro Chemical lppdrufse tor
extracting Mineral Poison frm the system. eueh -
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic. 10. Hundreds who
are troubled with stiff joints weak backs. and vari-
ous other difficulties the direct cause OF which. In
nine cases out of ten. the effect OF poisonous drugs
DO restored to .tura strength and vgof ~ the
use of from five to eight BATHS.
once hours from O'Clock A. n. to r. H.; II to
Consultation Free jy14 issdtf
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The Rheumatic the equity. the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastie-
ity of youth; the heated brain Is cooled; the Frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor. weakness to
strength the blind made to the deaf to hear and
the palsied form to move upright; the bemishes Of
prevented; the calamities of old age obviatcd and
an active circulation maintained.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
Postal Afiairs.


To- mPcss on se-Tns - prevail i sDMS Tp.' if..8
Wat menbefs 81 Congrcss IN tranSing fefuHaI >
pace ufrl Tho letter ircppspi suI, :, bns lo. 80
sane others whp nabs. fhis "a not ,,ffeei Yl tbs
Nv densbds such thing igticfs scat - ibaH ff.
alise DO'hing Dni NOR sdd aas, WIN tho iura4 4,
o. v. =. =, at chei III ~ wrprn sn4 sent by s,
need only bclf TIE n'frcs4 tu1 'hsr own usun I1f
aboreviisei mo %cb lstfer - inrr1 - lptr oruc.f
ono cyceod thAl "a SUBJECT 10 ,he ms 80.
apples 20 ordtnay i1t es .uI 4 10 Fagt up All
amount due collci n fei'srrv.
The Isyfp stsr Gea~ai ~ iucnncd H. give brrai.rn
ssucti"n 70 ne la~ frA1ip ths usnEin. pfnHI4t 50
nNmbers " 'Drgfe.. fle tlssrotDfe 'saf1It.H ih9
trsnHu. on ~ psckHrrI wuhn TIE pffsciIrFf gsi ~
yr yunce8 -tHtpyt rasafd iD thsir gOutcufs " Ip 1'
eourse, ncnass nswsptrcfs n .el.e, srtpysfs9 3D.
ya'olss
h. sinurn weight oi pre- srrs uissh no ne ~ 6
through ihc nftis - Huiea 20 fouuH4 700 100
rcasbnnl dscutD as aud Lafts ibii4h~i tuf,a %
hy sfser u 'Ohsfrss. r sng not lhe nf9HtIIa 10
aw 1" ire 'rhe stnsi- in,i w irInaf p4et tUf B. U
ron any 81 ihe rgrcrtiyr an,.sr iacus ~ '~irrnr
nA y0ad ezclais frin ~ n ifaia itrrs IHl.oa NO
phsid core ps ad.ucs % u lgefpnent
INC hf1raun ~ racsages - low oHucrs, n lln .aftY
@ecoisl serpun ~ tD. LLs Intended ~ Ir me
pwDgcct mealnfs of ,trgrrsH hffsi0'9fs lsn itei 10
Two oabeca snd The fnss,os q ths TFirisa hW " le
words " cnstofs sod tscnber~ es dossf~rn ga %
the o,gssl bi. after The word granted, IN tbc lsst
sepicsoe G that ssci,h icads Ss-
ton NJ the true intent and meaning ~ TIE a~
The postssrter General tnrIsme aEc-N ibai ~
packages others enttsd n, ifee 10 ssi frrn The
seysra sNecnipve departments. bsfcms - waabnslon,
ard no, eseec ,ba four rounds .egh. W. s'"~ea ircs
wsnsphsssO shso~sA sss pss.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05

bs0psns v sns peeps. eosvey soverunsat stores 10
the dne1ebs rsrs of tho cpunuy many tho
onty sn'm a person psrsed taken s~ay. wshous
granting y he owuer conpcnssln and very often
beveS vetuyned Such acts were frcqaeutlv happening
and only served ssNht have been sxroct.A 10 widen
the breach between che government the hearts Of
bo ponpba Tho SpaDards have proved themselves
70 he sassteY wovknsn In the ,guebe cpp~essp
AAd shis they have BON sn,ncnty eorsu
" sbwG the seed Of hairod IN the hearts
q the d uD Sodden Dominicans.
Bus was chlshy their ovc OF avaree-the ma inspiring
OF thes pulley condseewhieh produced Tho presenl
rebei.oO Their great object was 70 ing from The
tsvcs much money porsibe without bestow'ng upon
teeN In return any corresponding bessnt; and 4 ,s bas
vstco % lhe Spanasds 10 say that they have hnhcro
AeIed a. they fet The dssty q thsr great ms.sion
af have taggsdy All ther sosrss 20 tis ssfcra
anfs We know that, unfortunately, fvsTtee confined
70 partsar rsco u that when pcrpitled 70 gain
suprclAecy ihc -mn6 ~ nU6e OF uanestAttsu
mach The ssms IN the Gsth md Ansiasan u cories
bound te Emperor, Warren tsas.ings Crtred she
eunuchs of tho Mummy psgnm u Plsrro slow the Perm
vAus because hoir desplsc tho Bible, The ti'eh
oomnapdsr warps1 with the Chinese bccAnsc the Enfe-
refused 70 alIowthe iufrodnsttsa W opium has the
Of Spa above every other peop. give themselves
up 70 the demon of Bstter thass however cas
hasiy DO expected OF them for Spain " ssr osbod tbe
age while the bsosry and cruelty " her pcrsscntus 10
tolerance are s horror and apazsment OF the Christian
world.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
OUR RUSSIAN VISITORS.
The Fleet Yesserdny-A Rush or visitors
on board tho Different Vessels.

From esr'y yesterday morning until snncown there
was one continual stre of visitors going board tho
different vesses u the Russian feet Tying hsr
bor The sagship Of Rear Admiral Lisoyski the Aeyan
de- Nevski vas of the great centre Of attract
ari two thnusand went board during bs
day About ve oclck ibere congreyatei opon tho
deck Of TO" ssip gu'is number Of c'hens rfc''er
portion of whom lades. shortly alter ths boar
tho ceremony ri lowering the national ensign, which
aosis slof takes place. md quito inprossye oao
10 nEelf The ships and officers all on dscs
tho band plays national avs and white Lesos Of ~
uncovered The Russian gag - osered from s pos,
too The s of deep interest srd Impressive
ness. ADnng thcse who visited The ycFei yesterday
large prmbar Of e,izsns representing
tls and bssnsss tplasest OF tbe city.
Tho baltimore commstes who csme on here 20 .nyfe
thu .ussnn oacors ~ VISIT hsie city, expfeted 10 90
on board Che Alexander Ayski 'omlr,ow
The New York herald., 1863-10-05

G HAITI A NO Q G A.
,~s~y>-~-s...,---.-..---
NEWS FROM REBEL S0URCEX
-~-,-->~----~--->~>---7~~~-
Bragg's Strength in the Recent
CWn0ict.
-.---.---s ~ .-
General xosecrans' Supplies Not
Out or. ~
"~---~~~~~~~-s~-e-@ ~~s~~-~-
-. -. ~ y. = .. - =. Z.
Tho Works OF the Union Forces too
Strong 10 be Attacked,
&c.. &C.. 90.

- .. ,.a Cis,fssAr Oct 4, ieec.
special despatch, dated Cha,t,noga S0pte@bcs ~,
Says
Two hundred ambulances. within snemys lines
sndcr nag o. truce brought 40 over Ave hundred OF
wounied. While they were IN tho cncny's hands they
had nothing 10 ga, but bread The rebels ueaIsd
thom very kindly expressing tner regrets tina, they
could provide better food Ihoy refuse " permit lho
bodies u wounded deceased oacerS % b. removed
Tho enemy holds nty-two Of sargeons prisoners Of
Our amhulauces returned 10 the rcbei lines ,he
wounded rebels who fell into our hands.
Both armies are busy terrifying The p,csels with
In stones throw OF each other
asserted that tho press reports OF TIC battle causes
considerable indignation among Tho troops the state
that Reynolds Brannan's digsans thrown
into disorde Is Incorrect learn from General Thomas
that tho obstinate bravery of these commands VI tho
army ensured its safety.
Our wounded well cared for and imt trtabiy r'to
"A
The New York herald., 1863-10-05

Urtr.f 49,. 2 sfrr. afrtfss rsoorv
.4H Ynts ftY isf Htff4n Wtf isf1
ne C.nuafssr Cssefni b h sep fs4'fti srrssrss-
ll,hs ossst.s it- f..ih on &C. - H.ta.t x Ha,f D.
q lisni tn.,si s'ats tuE usfft. tae fr.t n ssti
f.t 4r.t eafsfri ih tbs rFBsstatal ~ nsssi saifna
... s..i 81 Ls ,fk.sslar ste tnasaa.ty .fs.ts -
slh Iae s-f. 20 .trhw. us fes .blsg.s 10 ssssassa
n.. sfr. ~ fta t-ts aD4 thfnurr..f tsfF 80 q
sfF hs4 "a biati y~afs las tffl sisf a. 80 tfifs
q sifH ara fafus sf.eFf. tnl faf lW ttfr'ff ttiAls
.ta. 900 Ip.H FI hH f.i f.t tFl tH offe Af1
fHH Kfuy be by ttf a.affy hf fHf fHIs la4Y 20
u. H'alyl fis f#f.nB4Btf1 trfF.ttH ff+.uFnf q a
ntfY ~ gg fstfff as AH srtatiI .EfIt afltsT 80
~ faffHy .fl ~ s..GF H.f Haffreet fgnIlst.H
ifF afdff al Nfgal ~ .sfffH. ANNF
Ar B. casffrgsfr A. ~snt tt 4taff nfasf
fhe f4tsfsi q GO r. usss nsti 81 lse ID Hs-t
fsat - asy rffes o. frosn a. rhsaf@rf sfssi nsIst
a. f.a
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
Reports from Rebel Sources.

ATIAtIAI N0pi 80, TNH5
Gcner i RnAecrans.
AtAirs arc unchanged at Chattanooga General Roso
Grams receives HE supplies by w4gan tains from sevsH
Tho th.l Rosocran's tup9llt non cot OF
are not credited
Rosecrnrs confined TO his works around cbatanoosa,
ilncs cxtapdn 10 the river above AMI pe'ow him
HIS defcnoes strong ADD lhought To be- ,u"~'S
that assault ~ DO made.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
G n A r L E ST ON.
~~~e~~~~--~~~-~>~~e-~>>s--
Heavy Firing During the Night
Of October 2.
>-~~>~~~~~~~~->~~~~~->~~~
Monitors Doing Picket Duty Near
Morris Island,
&s,, ae.s &s.

FORTRESS MosBoE, oct. 4, lsa3
1he Richmond Eramiaer. of the I'd inst, has been
cei'sd II contains tho following despatch
CHaRiKsroS. Oct 2, 1863.
Heavy airing kept up doring last Dlbl Tho
mys movements Morris Island md,c1te permaneD.
than immediate operations, Two MONITORS are kcp,
close 70 ne s,pdi dong pi:sei duty.
There haa b.. % bat lite o. sog today.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
rhs noi.,.in.asrma. a..,.,o,.

TFtfkfulTTl NlVf. n, INIl.
A. the sitting ~ the FEDERAL iBo, Lj-dsy he uDl,sS
committees upou the Holsiein question rerr,oi IN fsvu
federal execution soing carried out 10 that prCriGco
ITO committees cmmend taking r0sser son ~ tha
miuietrston of the eoure Duehy aud entry ar .ir
buLdrod BalnveTan and .ar0n iryors, Anstria and
Prussia forpehps the Toserve. The vote ~ the net
upon tho repo't VII be taken on the 18th o. ugtober
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
N,w WORKER ,ap'-r.a on ,hs nsmpsss


80 INA tffgan 90 ruE uElatp.
utats.l tlt fs.t 81 i.ns
W. 800 rsat@ stafs y-f lAl~' thai 10 Isiss y.
ryeis %. oafnu e TLHtsenih street go ussfr'fay
fisfs. % yaaf ,ty HSs ~ ~ nrlt - ~ lisi oct
ca1fea ~ psfy = Is'ei casaifi - ihs tslis 'tA,~
fsttfnnsl fnHi. iosr a..or brJsB1 lafsrsgas -
~. HsHn snd th.s'set,s hssfost Its sSrosas~
melt or ave as fstafy ffea1s u.arl asseJ oea
...,.Irsul. B a4BsUftU
The New York herald., 1863-10-05

HsNfrno, sept 10. 1893.
Lsitsss received hsge from a. Pctesburg state that
eleven nop-plssed ssnbosss, with tuue,s viii be
pieted IN NO spring.
twenty tbou,and are reported TO sc sta,oBcs 10
yinspd.
81. PnKrssr "a, sept. 10, iss5.
ksyD0, " - PaHAses - - A. asssssess Mai
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
Moyrment. Of ceneral WOOL.

TROY, Nci. . l1tl.
Malr General Woo, y. =. \. ion tbs city fcr so
York tb- evening HeVIl return ruirsd,y
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
the hEyotuI;eS N ST. noNlSeo.


NJ '(vbm We Turks Island STANDARD, Sept l2J VI.
p,s s:ss sss been .:;s,:s % from rss
ss:S :s ~ :Ss @ q bo%sS ss
ne s Y % .S '
check aDA csnterbalaDce IRON the spanda 1As troops
sAet .aa o ssst = sssos .ss.s pos'''say asflsd sA
Adtosal soin;orceneuss hAying arrived another
n sGe sioUasd SpaaIArds had LETT for tAas town but
large nas bss Of Donatcsns were prepared 70 coa,sst
their passage 70 the interior. rrn--gfrt n.r
More uscts we're expected from the Havana
The revo>uson assumes more serSus aspect every
day. wnh the excep,op u tbs seaport towns o 80 %
miDso CITY emana and Pserto Plata tho whole country
n:s oss . = cert, s.s = xaS csS
smcrss 70 nsw NE % 70 hsplsss and hopstes decay
wha. 10 V b the end o. the present coavuscn
rcsUts can bs insignificant Prom what wc Aayn, the
SnDhrds cshdeSI hat hey WIN suppress ths
s ss srs nd: sSsn y .s
We ase ,aiormsd 81 lbe Domuicans are commanded By
sse3ssders that thsy ere generally veil supplied With
ssils,eps a. as1 ac.uaed With ths utmost
euthussem, unanimously resolved frsm
s q Ss
such that small force Of natives can easily dspate and
successfully pevest. ths psssass o. large plumbers Of
IN tho hest Of spirits And feel confident OF such
result Were 10 dwe upon these hopeful rynptoms,
and 70 argue from promising negnn,nss 10
the DomnEans VIII succeed. Looking ~ -. D,miago
through the prSm o hope rather than the telescope u
fear ana the spirit Il eDi hteBed we
DISCERN obstacle the prerress of that island
which good government might noe oasiy obviaie or
remove-why hsman industry should sos revive why hs
rivers should not he opened, why commerce should rot
visit al It's hasoors ADd se world witness Tho gioscs Of
q rcgcDeratcd Land.
We confess however thai we do ues expect such
from the pressns govsvRssai. n anything we're wanted
" complete contempt ot The course pursued by me
Spar sh aushorts, have II in their de,estab.e
.ha Of ~
whose persons aud properties tbe mors fearful
d,ery" Hundreds Of pors M W way coupscted
abandon ~ land ~ thek birth and love. and seck
thenicaied accounts OF many oth1rs who have fallen
victims 10 The uuphyng ragc of The Spanish pstroes
that avsseA the streets committing tho greatest
cesses oG spobAttn asd boodsbed
The worst passws NJ tbs human soul let loose,
AMI the cry blood blood blood and until two
three days Rad elapsed did tho ocers make ers
10 mitigate theso cruoAsea De'encs'ess women and
children wesc driven fr'n thsr dweiliogs which became
esskr prcy 10 M svotes and the bodies o thss Who
had boon murdered thrown into tho public streets
and bseeiy tpsuIseA aftss deatA. IN not known how
many nurdssea, bus NE nusnbsr 10 BY no msans
which civihseA spais bas ssot 70 ~ roaifwo. HeI
they had ncs sounded teyNhs vchedpcss reyond TN
common eSpcricsce Of mankind. 1ncir fame the FAM
Of tafsmy.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05

the Fin 'sh Diet opened yesterday with sresch
from tbs pnporor Among other subjects, tho imperial
speech ststcd thai the revenue n khe Grand pchy had
always su9eea IN ceves crsnt cf o., and wSi shb
bo sunesenr 70 paY ~ Me debs ted for tho ex
penses q constructing The lass railway. No Inau VII
be undertaken without The soot e The Diet except IN
case oi sudden Invasion, or sone s<hcr oreseep mis-
fortune The Emperor vs dosiroas q yensdylna tha
ciudes as foows"I shall N 10 htd before
tfe dot bs granting estended privileges upon tho
assessn,ens 6 taxes aud the right os mshng most0us
servlng 10 self the initiative in fundamental 0hanecs"
The New York herald., 1863-10-05


The Prsp OF ~ day sayfA terrible explosion occurred
Brisgep-rt. A train of twen,y army sagoas laden
with ammunition had campoi the clty Tor tie
mt. Two DeIrocs qnarrcled, one % whos seized
a shell which bs acciieliay ie' fv am1Dg
the ammunition easing Il explode and
TO tho other amnupitIsn. Imneda'ey wagon after
caught Ore the transfers aod ien ants sying
their lives Tue mu'es had been removed before the
explosion.
Later reports say there en Killed .ai d,u.
bic ita, number wounded. The are hn,ny feicbei The
exploding aad destroying vast quiniiy Of
smmnnnpn.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
The Government of -. DoT.ings stnr-
Iss Recent Nuprrntsoa Ia svss0-iiow
sne spaaia rds Sioistod the non'e" Doe

1hspcsent rcgo I,iunny obln2,s feacsf rccrlsafy I,
cnfspry review ~ ths rrsDssb rii5 " ~ I0ui'igo
sntv tho essiorn part - tnsi itC; was antesei -
SfaBin March 1871. "a, wei sB1Hb tnai ~ his1ta
iun a'c8io9'.ist by asi q tclfh.fy a1f ~ a
bu- ,gAp ~ gsarJpm yt ~ ~ Uat'f hv's insri .
a.fsp,sJ ~ ei.ut4fybi- rsst 80 90 80 lth Ten
-ssishs toggtter with tae ssvsrai Ipuifr q ilte- 70
vN 80 lAifftiy t4e nni1saf 80 80 80 ~ uid 1f9
iisI e'ld be Oni DasD i.rriinfy ~pft OF ne
know oil and cols0It ~ tho fstisea Aios 80 a. r.
iore tbe cha ~ a. ~, tbf Dfii1Ii rft ~ ss
"a ei-baadei al sn ns1hs NJ rrinf'0cs we've pat
b'ipna the fcssb % TO t'p,ie Aff,-11 -isen w N
ifbsndnsnt q no us4iift tst ttas 20 fs fiff A.
f-'a,e fba tha 4as ntIessHy - hal Hp nilHffF
f"fcs is trsiorul1 lsa ~ 8 sft t n.r nfh t'vff
.sc neyord tHa arpfaflt na OF tla ubsDf Di. N 80
rosfai f-r oirYI5 etpfsftto e. q ''9 ii q 10 iha
- 'HFs. 40 rsrit WAN waa 40 thsF ffa .ffs -
asit .iI l.si, 10 W1frd % rf'fs1 ffe i W. %
fiso flrp~ bY fsIuU bsrl fisit y ff rsi iY ifasf
iiTf irtr ~ r'lj ~ To- RJst .Hsft Ni dt's
sites The .tfsls. stri. alt tftr I srH To-
hhnd - - " iH'caf fcsie that 80 ri' Aa atI
jf.f css,J.
large rln.,srs ~ 'sl,is ayt0 = bel feF - .s.i
ness imase1tsfey afIif 80 liuli t.t ii..if " .I
~ :, a. tee presrncs - ~ w.Iy -f.tH ..'a ~y'i
have fcnde-sa say aft nt 1t ..H1rr hb .iH ta1fnf
l'inhetfnH trfitfty u.fea. fhJ t.FF hfFs tcA
ff'1sle'i TO tle 14lFt 'aa, rA, t fF
wg. has ~ ~ f.sH rfc aai 10 ~ tAHsff. Y tn w
tf4eytc1 ftth o believed "a TIE Ffaa ..faf htl .af
- ~ ne hrp, msia.s rnni snd lblrh ftis.J 10
Te1plc mrhi baYe been vri1ci hgt 40 srlHt iaicY
unAgrabs Las beei usI IN glveruug tufra Gbrts wbt
iofrScry bci! ores. sni may e Win M stei-et
uetf prvr-rty ss1 fskeS bew sss iss re iisfy snt
moe, xrna,pr q s~ro snfsasa ops1
tber, sb IN ercfy oue % " the beiyp nd s1arsc
tsr kBos- tbry etnuo, ens1re in AfdHoa " ~ ibs,
wwsies frApo~nt nbnSy rvsvw v Swss- ss - c'
The New York herald., 1863-10-05

u NADuD, Sept l6-P. ".
The reply o. the Emperor Of Morocco eSpectAo tho
25th Inst.
Tho Duke dc Nemours and scnor Bse. Pressden, Of
.St. iBgo, have arrived here.
The apers state that tho ministry has not ekep tho
question og tho redeenable debt into sideratiop
Senor Cilyo Asseuto 10 dead.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
NEWS FROM the SOUTHWEST.
-~~>-0->~~~~~~~~>~~N>~~~
REBEL ATTACK en- M'MMHV.LLE.
Burning Of Steamers On the
Mississippi.
~->--~~~~~---~
LOSS OF TWENTY-FIVE LIVES.
--~N~->~-~-~-~->~>~-~~~N~
Union Mon In Arkansas Joining
the Army,
o.. 60. &c.
LOSS OF TWENTY-FIVE LIVES

CAIRO, Oct. ., 1861
The steamer Robert Campbell, from ~. Louis To vcks
burg, fred by iocendIares Tuesday morning, pear
MnlReb's Bend The flames sprcsd.so rapidly that tho
passengers were forced 10 Jump overheard before tho
boat could be got shore. Twan,y lives known
70 have bsen lost. including Lieutenant Perrin, Of tho
Eighth Mcsoiri; n r. Carts, Thirteenth Iowa ". W
Thompson Tbrtioth Illinois; - Roberts, thirty th RI
Ollo; - Ciyner, second clerk OF the boat ani Mrs.
sArah Hampton.
Advicss from Little Rock to the 2Jth ut state th,
two tho,s Arkansas Unionrsts have joined army
a. different points
Two newspapers have revived at Little Rock. The
rasrosd between Duvan's Bun aud Litto Rock IS IN
charge OF Colonel Meade, brother OF Genera, Meade
The steamer Liberty with two hundred bales OF ction
has arrived from below. Among tho passengers are Col
wilson Of Gen. Grants s,an. boarer OF dsspatcbes.
Ths uccoAary Of tho Campben i orlieyed to
be white man painted black who lett the b,,, aooye
Miiikea's BenJ.
Ibe Memphis Buuetin, OF tho Is,, says "A ba,d Of
gpcriIas cnscrcd Brownsville, broke up res ehs mss,
ing secured all the ysung and negroes con.crpss
and robbed tho place OF all valuabss. Uuion cavalry
from Fort Pillow are pursuing tho mar,udsrs
Mex Nswsons guerilas cooscriptn ng the nsghb,r
hood Of nanvaIs.
LoupvnLy, Oct. 4, 1898.
special dispatch fsom Nashville dated 81 says
| ncnspsvns s,scked 81 noon today.
| Ihe result s unknows, bot . Aght progressing
when ss,sxvaph,c communication was interrupted.
The rebel cavalry reported crossing toe Ieuoesses
| at Washington.
| Tho cavalry from this post fMcAinnvils) retarnsd
| last evening with q rebel captain and ra,eaaot and
| thirteen paroied prisoners
Capt. Samuel SLACK has been placed under guard In hi.
own rsom and interdc,od from any communication With
outsiders
As caisson attached 10 Battery l. First New York
artillery. vas going down Maa street sixth shell
contained therein exploded Instantly ktlng oAbaoneer
wouDding a driver. who died in ten minutes mortay
woupd,ng another cannonesr and badly wolading a
third The o6ws OF tho stores on both sides o. the
street smashed by the ooDsussion.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05

PARIS, Sept le-3.20P p. n.
The Bourse continues rm repSes closed a 90 H. I5c
or 15c higher than yesterday. 1879
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wN II. GRKeG 4 Co;
usats. freely give you liberty to make Of the fol-
lowing ctrtifca- the value Water. whch
lcsnrscomnleud in the highe
VI, wife, who attacked with pain in the shoulders
whole length # back. sui her limbs, with Ia ptat
Of he tearE, attended with Falling OF the Womb. Iys
meaorihpa. aud irritation OF he Bladder. cac,l
ph stefan. who attended Der about three months VII u
be eith than he found her. l then employed
of The best phys Clans could ind, who attended her
Ter ab' Vt nine nths, sud Whale she urder nis
up aud said. -'heg tAcar.,Me for aid he
"~te sHA q cOnsCissff ofe.ta hints th,f Nsedi
cise gicen Yr operates Ggtsssf oleJ az her
a. ~ Hfies. About this time be commenced tie OF
CONSTITUTE " alter. and utter establishments, al
nr-t dose seemed have the des red CT aud
she Kept improving spidy under its treatment and
npernieid> entirely her domestic affairs. She has
taken any Of he Constitution Water about i.uE
weeks and we-Are happy say that il has produced
apernanenteure
WV. NBENSCHoTEN.
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wM. M.yAN BENSCHoTEN.
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that troublesome and danger oiease Grave. which
resisted all r-mec> aud doctor>. until took Cen>t tuition
Water. and yoG may he assured that exceedingly
ples>e the result. IL has entirely cured and
you may MAKE any of my you ~ an re-
earc the have confidence IN its
efficiency. Yours truly, loND STRONG.