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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01
EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
PROPR HENRI DUCOM
Has Resumed his Lessons.
A Card.

A Card.
THE Professor begs to inform the students of the
l. French language that the next academic year
will be his last in Portland 1t will thus be the last
opportunity offered to them of learning that lam
guage from the only Frenchman teaching in
the city
BY the by it must be rather pulling to know who
Is the genuine French teacher, when Swiss teachers
come out as Partisan teachers, because they have
spent their baby hood in Paris, if it mattered
much whether baby be born in Paris or Geneva.
Since the baby born in Paris was brought in a ten
der age into wItzerlard. the home of his parents
reared aud educsted there. More likely he had not
mastered the Partisan pronuBciaous when he left
France Where did he acquire It, In what Col
lege did he study and gtaduatey These the
queries student ought to make if he wishes to avoid
taking the broguc of the country in which such
teachers have been brought up and educated. A
thorough Frenchman only can realize the difficulty
of eradicating an accent THUS acquired.
The Professor thankfully acknowledges receptions
of sundry notes from his friends expressing their
warm and sympathetic approbations sep 9dlm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01
For RaIiilnOrc.

THE NEW AND FAST SAILING Brig Dudley,
Carter. master. will have immediate dispatch.
For FREIGHT or PASSAGE apply TO the master
on board. West side of Long Wharf. or to
Sept. % diff D. r. CHASE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01
FOR, SALE

N Saccarappa, Westbrook, 6 miles from Portland
l. five minutes walk from the Village and Depot
acres of good land, under high cultivation with
bui " :. consisting of II rory house. with eight
finished rooms. stable aad wood she'd nearly new,
all IN good repair two wells OF good water, ana cis
tern in cellar, so fruit trees Currants, Gooseberres
Kaspberries Strawberries, &c. Also one horse, nine
ears Old. one WAGON, one sleigh, and good cow
. Apply on the premises, or 10 CHARLES L. PART
hlDGE =, At tue Portland Compsny's Works, Port
iand, Ne. septSs dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01
Head Quarters Provost Marshal.

FIRST DISTRICT MAINE,
-e.s.aHse Portland, August goth 1868.
A REWARD of Ten Dollars tS10l and the reason-
n able EXPENSES incurred, will be paid to anysper-
son for the apprehension and delivery of a DeSerter
at these Head Quarters.
By order Provost Marshal General.
CHARLES ii. DOUGHTY,
aug2l d3m Capt. and Provost Marshal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01
LFTH NUAL REPORT
MASSACHUSETTS,
Mutual Life Insurance Go.
August 1, 1863.

GUARANTEE CAPITAL, (all paid upl. -. 800 900 90
RESERVE August 1862, 62,............... 375 094 5S
RECEIPTS.
Premiums received during the
year. ar........................s sos 9sl gS
Received for War Permits. -. 7,5iS 30
Received for Interest (includ-
ing interest Guarantee
Capital Observation-Disclosures. 22.3ssG9
Interest accrued loan notes. 1918 65 S246 $50 O2
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01
All the New Styles of
DRESS GOODS,

SUCH As
Silk and Wool Plaids, Satin Stripes. GarabaIdi
Checks, Poll de Cheveres, Travelling Mixtures. rich
French Popns, Italian Lustres, Spring and summer
Deiaines. plain awco Desines. in all the beautiful
shades and colors. Tancttas. Goats Hair Goods and
Camels Hair Lustre- in all the shades, plain
Alpaccas in all colors, French and English cling
hams. Americ n and English Prints, Thibets. Lyqr-
eses. and all other Dress Goods. too numerous to
recapitulate here.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01
For Sale arfaLef.

L CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
yA rooms large stable and sheds-situa,ed two
nA&S.sI and one-half miles from Portland, and the
ssE9d,2 finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
EIaIA tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
apI diff 81 Wiater Street. Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01

Is constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials of
the astonishing cures performed by her. Among
many recently received are the following, which are
commended TO the notice of the afflicted. Mrs Man
chester NAV be consulted at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01
10 LET.

tNOR term of years the vacant Lot OF Land on
L Fore street, above India street. recently occu-
pied by b. +. Noble & Co.. ss Lumber Yard.
Appiyto LEWIS PIERCE,
sp3o tt GA Middle Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01

lAA A nearly W, one and a half story House.
t.:. pleasantly loc ted on Hill street well fin
#I ished rooms. good well of water: a wood
sne attached. Tn lot containing 2904 feet
OF land. For particulars enquire Of the subscriber
or ALLEN HAiNES, Esq. of Portland.
seplI diff ISAIAH VICkERY.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01
For Sale.

fSsA THE Three Story Brick Dwelling House,
MI. No. 1856 Congress street. Quincy street.
~. Said House contains fourteen finished
rooms; is warmed BY furnsce; plenty of hard and
soft water; an abundance of closet room. Enquire
OF JAMES Z. FERNALD,
ap23tf 81 Middle Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-01
STE AM MILL

For Sale.
nj LII and Machinery, consisting of one Portable
ANA Engine. IA horse power; ore Parkhurst patent
IL foot Board Machine. Shngle Machine. Cutting
of Saws, &c.,-a in part, will be sold at bar
gain. j. c. MERRILL :
Durham, Sept. IL, 1853. dIms
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

vO ne Let.
(NHAMBERSi in the second story, over Store 9S
~ Middle Observation-Disclosures Building. Possession
given immediately. inquire of
jan2tf A. T. DOLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-08

Gen. Butler says that the executed Mum
ford. at New Orleans, because he tore down
the i. S. flag. while the 9. 5, feet was lying
off the city, and 8 surrender Ead been demand
81, ITc SAYS that he WAS was inclined to spare
2|1mford, but that the thugs, rowuies and
Gamblers assembled before The execution, ano
Tesotve.I that he should not be hung, ard it
became a question whether they ruled New
Orleans or the commanding general Of the
United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-08

| T AIDES DRESS FURs. -Jnst .:=7~|
b1E Syt end apd TRezossored Stock SRss al
Cl FCRS, made expressly for onr a, aac FAN \.
y our house in New ork and varr lveall trade
the best in this market. go SAled to be-
We especially call the attention of ,,,.,
to our Kussfssza Sable, HE.,sf1p,0 'ss9 iaSt1s
Wink, sineEiala Squirrel. ard ,nl{el,
can and Cana<aiaaa Eurs, CONSISTING no; N
6 6rw s ana q Tn Far a Ip1e Caps I
fers. AV'
W. We defy al competition in this Ero
At the same time we bring in r4ne .o't
our stock OF ladies GIoa25s and yyar.Saaee
zsress esoe<sss and general stock al <s;,i SH
es0esEsS, which is daily increased viii A. a,
newest and choicest patterns OF fashion VIC
W Furs from the country Willie lor,,,
both for export and manufacturing, at the Li.l,
est market prices. a"'
W. Remember, 4s Market Space, near S.,
enth street, under the Avenue & cuse. Y ayhr.'
ton, D. c. S. & Y. NElENBI}Gs
Washington, nov 19-2m
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DIED.

Denarted this life, January 18th, MARY e.,
wife of Samuel 0. Baggott; and grand-dauggh-
ter Of Rosey Vaccarl, IN the 18TH year OF her
age: ,,, :oo,1,, ), u6,r
off those few and simple words meet our gaze,
and how seldom do we really appreciate those
bright lets which have fallen, like the gentle
dew, from heaven, (trom the gifted mind OF those
who have gone before. } to cheer ana comfort the
weary hearts Of those bereaved. But when. as
in this case the loved object comes SO near our
hearts, ali then do we fully appreciate the Wis
dom and unbounded love which begot those gen
tie words, leaving their impression on our souls
And all who knew our loved one must feel deep-
" within themseVe s that never was THIS oelleI
more beautifully eXemplhed.
Mary, thou hast left us, but never, while the
lamp Of life shall burn. Will thy sweet image,
and thy many noble virtues be obllterated from
our minds-never can the sad void IN our hearts
be filed. We miss thee-,yes5, we VIII ever miss
thy kind and gentle s1nile-thy loving wore S
and Oh! IN the still twilight hour, when all our
thoughts are waited to thee on high, will come
the sweet remembrance Of another meeting,
where there can be no sad partings..
Little did any in the Vast assemblage which
greeted thy first step on the threshold ofHte two
short years ago, and marked the VIVID blush
which sutflsed thy sweet young face, as you, IN
those few and touching Words babe your teach
er and classmates FAREWELL think IN so short q
time we. should all be called upon to bid thee
that long, final though only earthly farewell.
But suci is the all-wise decree Of Providence,
and lie who gave thee 10 us has gently called
thee hence and though great the struggle, yet,
Just II. aven, we submit to thy holy will. Only
grant u.s. with the same dure heart add mind, to
serve thee through this weary pilgrimage, and
we will, with endless Joy unite with her II prals-
ing thee forever. Mary. farewell! |. NJ.
On Thursday. ;le 5tb day Of January 1863
MARGAnl1Il' daughter OF the late Chas. L.
Tennesson and Mrs Lavinia Eo(tz, aged three
years and twenty cight days.
A smile that o.er her dimplcd face
Came like pleasant beam Of light
4 little step that went untired,
Through all the house, from morn til night
Feet that 90 ii and out no more
A voice that calls Us faint and sad;
This is our itt!e Margaret now
That was the little one we had.
Oh, do not ask me why | weep,
Or why III sorrow / rcplne;
I cannot hush lily woes to sleep,
There is no balm fol- grief like mine.
Ny heart berett Of happiness
For her that God has placed TO rest.
ncSy" The friends and relatives OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the foneraI,
from the residence Of It's parents, No. Union
street, at il clock il the morning.
Tn Iunjloun county, Va, on the 23l uI,,
GEORGE JANNEI, In the S5th year OF his
age.
In Washington on the eth inst, of con-
SUMPTION, JOHN HENRY TUCKER, only
son Of Margaret Fucker, in the 9th year OF
his age.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.
From Richmond Papers.

gusta last week The party were in excellent
health and spirits. The President will not visit
Savannah and Charleston as reported. Later
adyices from Richmond state that President
Davis arrived in that city on the 9Th instant,
and delivered abitter and violent speech against
the Federal government and its officers, de-
nouncing the United States as guilty OF the
most enormous crimes.
The Yankee force which destroyed tue bridge
on the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad con-
sisted of one Ohio and one Indiana regiment
They captured Col. Love, Of the 32d North
Carolina regiment 1t is supposed that they
destroyed Senator Haynes plantation 1t IS
said that Gen. Kirby Smith ordered three regl-
ments Of cavalry from Murfreesboro' towards
Pound Gap, to watch the country north OF the
Cumberland Mountain, butthe order was coun-
fernandez by Gen. Bragg.
A portion Of the family Of Gen. Beauregard
arrived in Mobile on the 2Oth, under permits
sion given by Cen Banks, and are on their
vav to Georgia. The wife Of Gen. Beauregard
was too ii to be removed, and she still remains
in New Orleans.
The Richmond Dispatch says Rev Dr.
Moses D. Hoge, Of Richmond, has sailed from
? Confederate port for Europe on mission to
procure Bibles.
The Richmond Examiner threatens that i
President Lincoln carries out his emancipation
nol;cy, all Negro soldiers, and ali whites con-
neoted with them, will be hanged; and thinks
that. Iincoln' soldiers will not he willing to 60
out to fight with halters Oh their nccks. =
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 5th says
The Central cars that arrived at SIX 0 clock last
night brought down one hundred and twenty
five abolition soldiers, belonging to the lIth
and 81 PENNSYLVANIA Cavalry and l2th Illinois
Cavalry; also, fourteen sutlors-oelng the last
;nstalmeut Of two hundred and twenty nine
CAPTURED at Dumfries, Va, on the 9th De-
ce1nber, by Gen. Stuart forces.
The Richmond Enquirer says:-''We again
quote gold at s1,90 to 1925; silver SLIGO to
S. As the Confederate Congress will proba-
b}v impose a heavy tax on specie boarded by
nrivate individuals, the market will be better
s,nn]ied in short time For Virginia and
North Carolina bank notes the brokers are pay
iDr Is Der cent and selling at 80 per cont
South Carolina and Georgia n~tes may be
ouo+ed at 80 and IS. In the general markets
the tendency is to advance, thareceipts Of pro
,}uce being at present very light and the de-
n1and heavy
The Mobile Tribune says: 1T is supposed
that the policy Of Gen. Banks is 70 adopt inca
suros that will conciiate iIsteai oi ex1sperafe
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-27
State Of Solua,
Gama County,

a The following lands and town
lots will be offered for ealo for delinquent taxes at the
court House in Toledo, on tho first Monday in October
A. ID. 1862.
In addition 70 taxes and nteres due, there is charged
the Of cents each tract Of real property adve
Used. Al. WHEATON,
TRsAsuRHR oy TAAA COUNTY.
Eoledo August Goth, 1863.
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@rnerrs hau glifkhnro.

@atrp, Is. Weat. Qsbtsn OisnRaA I;es
ferte Sen. Grant ben Ns6elsn unter 8oIrea
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DIR 8otpft pefGiagen unO mad Soficn ,u.
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StabG Mertptnr, pabreno bic @sanner 0G
corberetteten, BITE Statt 3a psrtbeipiBsn. -
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bsbeutence 8ebsllen Ma@t BON Gterlsaon uNe
Mobile i'm @umaslA lst Tim cite GrptffanG
BON Saficn nnb 8ifetugg Snl cerEiten,' uao
bok Sen. @laat, psl6er bon bitlsn Ufpe'
guneen Genntnib erbaltsn tate, R6 BIS On
Den Slub ;uradsqO0en BABE um SesltarfuNa
gu ertpartfa. (sebr untra9sit sinlid.)
UfGetmrg, Z. Mat. Der Geino bot
feline 8sruesunesn auf bielst @aite beS 8te
Blad Htcer oor9enDmme,, ietne Gabaletie
(oa Get Gasndga Tsin. Gine 96tbetIang
Oautse @aSaDerte Gbsr16rttt bsn Big Glad
6lue BET 6enferI ons 6srrp III Der Douner(lae
9ladt nobmsn Scr. Srsas,. 9Fan3sr uno
ceftn Spbn 9eTau9en uab 9ing OaaH tpie.
Der ii6er ben 5laB 3urid, ,asa Bar .aaai -aq
81 tfSbura, 8. Mlat. Die gantss6
neBmet Mrbetten on Der anbsrsn Ssite bee
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6inrs Counts (GliA.) 38 WleiIsn msltli@ son
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WsueS In Der GrOnt sor9efuan men. Die Tsinbe
laneen Gruppen gu gounss 9otnt, Bon ceren
9lambt, tas ge @sn. Grant betItarten
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Nnfunft ses SAMPLERS nWuterica,. e

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den. Sisben poufdrbt9 ~bepafneie GFtf0s=
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8aani g%eiptltne, b2k Gin Srtepsn nit &uGtaao
ntGt LANCER tmepE roa (EagIaNo 4nro 8reufr1
reid, irrsfra pen 8pblnnplt lbf aabapge. ase
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Dina Merifn.
Ban Il. Wld

9tensgorf, ii. N2ai. NaGrt4:en bon
Duebla ria 9aDenas bts gum 81. 2Npei( &ael-
ben, pa6 Die Tran;rlen am 13. y. Wt. tstn!
Insrifs auf oie Js!Eter Sancs Muaualnc,
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giaeUs Eselte ,b0a @DmUufOrts Gruppen unb
ben 6ran3olen eeiGle9ea :sporpen. 8stOe
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benz gan. GOmOnfOrt nt9t 9~elunsen, 1ttne
9auptabT9t Die Tren3elea BON Ilaricc jn
Dsrtretbfn atts3nftbren.
Geridte4 tpaFe;t In 8sra @ru3 etngetanfen
:coaa4 bic Gran;oeu con Gost &aStss uno
rom Gan Sua;. 0a3st ssgtrisben rparen uuo
tare fssisere StelsuaG BET Wuaataean tuisoer
tane Galtea.a ,.f r. sdua 1;n -t .. elias
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bier 6elaeten rno saslpgn Die 8tnnaGme be8
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Siiua!icn 3eist iepp@, Des ge leit tfm i.
Mprti fat gar lfstts 6CrtI4gittc aeHn4t ta'
BIN. re %. +,,,E 81
Sen. S6sm bate init 1900 Merifdner
Jis!ttra einsn Nutfal aus @aebfa genao@i
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be8ts, srobs 8sfirdtna9en tab ein Grans.
port pflGar cine Wlia. Dollars unb aroBs
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toner bsgttn nte 9dFnnng, .eas Is ieuen &C.
ltneea rparoe Die 8ran5oitn ~ 9esttretben.
Der gery6t5et BurVn mtlAer nit penr 6raR'
5eisn suGantaeH UpeEtrte iol o6lt3lt6 gel9Ies
gen unb NatqusSa 9sfan9sa lein. Die gsrc
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rsnO big Greu3IfI&sn tlpe Bis 8nm 10
reI6en. sss.5 ag b.'-45 = 81 ny 5t+ .ag 5sia ~
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son gteto Morf.

New gOrf, IA. @a'.a 0us Z. g. ..
(S!enben) Neet, miro utsoer nsu 8e6tloet
tprrben unb Die nod ppr6anbfasn OfFstsre
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Nsatmentse Az Serfi1er. as.a 7ma rr@
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GntbufGftfDe Seter beS Sabrestases Der Gtnaab.
t..l1. 9la-l me Bpm Camp SatPfot. ~.

Sa St. QpuiS @;u. tpurps aos 9aArtstage
btr Gtnnatne ben Camp Sadlon elm 8cltsfef
0bgsbaIten, ens bon iieHr ale 10, 900 tpsaten
SIrgern bsluht ipar. Donnerate Neeen
Gegsn DIE beillcfe ccafrpatspe RtIr3afagrun8
uurbea Gebaltsu, wnO Gin c t II FL N nj 8 er
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fast. ag aft,a q Z IL
Gin stenio euerBi1aes ptosfF gsgsn mtli.
tairil9e uebererife tn 8e,us .ouf Das 9tsdt
esa lp9aIen 8olfef, Getne Weinnng pfFes oys<-
lpre@en AZ tiitfen, nturce ertoteu,
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sue Mn5etoess.

r. FIR SIM. SOP. @sbIins ltsst etn grtsf in Der gpcFcT,
q Sat Sra. etsfea, gtsrtr4ssr Iitet sta .4ie
y gar Soon @atbartna Stta SercBa;&.e aosnIt.osn
eu &tref In Der QDeter>O Office.
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fi@ wteter nnrtrbtn 5u la1en, tuena tbntn
~einmCnatliHer 1rlaub MnO BITE GerliHsrung
ee9eben WerCe, tpteesr unter Softer Nteraa ~
biirfen. ais ID
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Sob @tpnepon anrffpns.

Daup tquartter b + q Ctp II &C.
ar ee. 13. @sat. Der Vstersburg (Ga,)
e@snttHel" entkGlt ben 1clatnten 8rtef unb
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tGetls ben GOIssn Ger eslitteasn NmputattOn,
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suu sr nit Wc@(tlan us,e onpsrn nan,baften
Commandments ia geaenpartlgtn 6rieae In
stnrr Gtalfs mar. Gr mo9ts fem SfF3teras
grarneu In 1916 nnb trarbe gum 8repet
StonD 9Isut. In Der 2: NrtiGfrte ernannt.
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Observation-Disclosures BEN MliIitdrbienR in
1852 nnD murDs NrOfe1or AM MItttGrinRitut
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E0&trr res Ser. Or. Jihcrttion bon Charlotte,
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belt elm @cIcnsIS 9atent In bsr 8trginilAsn
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