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The New York herald., 1863-11-03
MARRlAoEs ANp DEATHS.
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st4'sS rfathu aYr1ed. S.tli tsW Es4Iefrl
jesuit church Baronne street New Orleans A. inr11s.
Dna Judge Of he Frosost Court 70 ANNIE H. Bro
s S.sSs@wcoDun TsM % wednesday, october 2l at the re
.lasscs Of tbs es,sos issher BY she Rev y Collins
wasS ssSss ri q sesnss eiy city, y % "'O' 0AOsDs' M
California RrSsss % pls,ss ss,aIGav copy oo,o, -
b. b. Flagg BRAkKe. CURREa 10 IREE w. only daughter
=: .i ssn n AZ 81 sssan " the
lev. Dr. shaw, Ss EDwn Coos, Of Bssn s to n.s4 ADs
Aps, aaughssf Of y. g. Dewitt, ESQ q Rochester. N.Y..
0Arns- -wEsnER-on thursday, october 70, by the
sy Henry j. Van Dyke JoHs T. CARIRs, q Charleston,
c. . TAss sss,. ~ daughter Of N Peter webster o.
cOaUaAr-L4wR1scr.--InB Brooklyn, on Thursday morn
o,ISss % ~ sy n. Hsv dsy S.usS;sr q the
Rodsssh q Bsssyn ss0ayy NO cae,
lArmAs CuPpAIDos, Esq, 70 Mrs. ELIZA u. CuSsNGnAx,
sonsn~sS...-o y 4 sunday, November l, by the
esv. George NcCiuskey, JoHs r. Go1rxEY 70 jxsMs
pulEs, botn Of this city. r "a 5ea e.rr.f ~ .
ssss. oSey he Reformed Dutch church.
sseaville, On Wednesday octobsr q, by the Rev. J.
scasA, sidsss daughter Of william Dsdsrer.' b.. Of
raxn-xsnaow --on Wednesday. october n. ~ the
Sks, JAS MnAM HARAH 1ORAow, youngest daughter
Wm. Morrews m asceased. 81. a-1 n
Is rssidsnss & ss sds h s. Is SsS
kophy, capeaia HssyAMx PAsss he ef the First New
ssk vOlnntesss v Miss AAaaAazr A. only daughter q
sen m. ssTlsys 1s ~ ,... ,,....,,
PALxER-MARIiN.--h Brooklyn. q the Middle Reformed
Dutch chureh q Thursday 0osobss -, BY The Hsv. Mr.
NTH, Pow. p R4lD., q Sing Sing, N r. 70 Miss
PsuE-LocxwocD--MS g. Andrew'1 chapel. Stamford,
bonn, on Monday, November 3, By the Rsv. =. W.
braahwafte, AImRf PHyys, q New York, TO HnsN NJ,
laughter Of NJ lao Dr. Samuel lockwood, q the former
kaaoe No cards.
uanwoop@znmmx.-- the cathedral, 1t Toronto,
nada Thursday, October o. by the rector, Rev. Mr.
Brasett, Jonn d. SHERWOOD, Eq, o. the CITY o. New
Ara Falls, Canada
TA1LoR-Bnncx-AtB Boston, October 20, u the Church
Z the Adveuss by the Rev. DR.. Lambert, assisted by
- Rev. Dr. Boes Captain ALSRH0 TAYLOR, United states
Navy, 70 Miss Macy daughtey of Colonel Justin Dimck
United S,atee Army. ;s.e ~ -.fa
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ID wess k<vssh ssfs~t b~,-e<u trh 80 -" 49,
marr1rs bpasf skd sAEY*i " fAi
10 - AZ hs wofS fyTfref fer rewyslse fsrni
tars " ss1 frsss i've eSanoy Fsfsiiss sss~-f
LfxrRgss 10 esRsAnre-o. .scBxipr 4 90 9
n.D fsswsrss p~rr<s hedsy @sssals Ae ~ at fefts sf
dernsay r. nsk, drsfss ssrsss 10 10 rsss>s ~ ksr.t~
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uSvem snss or Ocsan stsa msrs.
Aais forwarded BY every steamer In the regular nea
The for from Liverpool call
cspt the Canadian ne which call at Londonderry Tho
the Continent. southampton
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HERALD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SHEET

eteAmer FauuDs. Psnssa. PhilaAG1phaA
Steamer N Isirchild, Trsue Philadelphia
Steamer Am kltxa. Mcharda. rhtladoAuhkA.
81" BELOW
Bark John Fyfs. "a days from 0hssow.
SAILED
Oct Slsteamera James 0rsen. Curlew; ship Emerald;
barks GnMp Trinidad, Linda Stewart; brig Anglo
Saxon. y TI7If 5fru4fnEI naf.Tnt
Robnson Queen, vlh barks Forencs TrAbant Str
Isaac Newton, Minerva Medallion Elf Cartoa brigs AmAl
da Jane, Fides Antslops, Barbados King Arbutus
johnson. Tindeursl, 4 Reed; schrs Tley, Flea
and - others- lH
Wind sunsstR 4. 3
Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re-
f,, ported I'm October, 1893.
From record kept BY H. Upton, Secretary Of the Ams-
shpmsste Association. complied the follow
ing Of total Losses and disasters for October, 1885,
SIZES TOTAL LOSSES.
za~.. s--.. s.s. s.:. ra~~ I
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f,oiI-ss ppr ros-L.sr cm.scg-prtfvrnis1
a 1'ts ~, f,,- Nsst f<<us HeaFala tfysfh
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css. IsfA bfsssr'I. q kkssD.
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= etsanshtu noensas. Drew. Hsvana-LoShD. nsssskss
Co.
Ship zephyr, Ble~lew. Acapulco-Merchaut csrman.
Ship Nottebohm, Lamb, Lvcrpeol-HowiAnd Frotn'
Snip David Hosdley, Hayden, Liverpool-J ! n Smith
90.
Ship Bissete 4 Pceui tFr) Cary Hsrssilles-BaeiJer
Bark yeri.a dtaD -. Ccrk-Bestier De- vertu.
Bark 6c'o Hume, Port Royal-J Baker Co.
Brig averey small MArseiIles-Moore Henry.
Brig Clara Robbins tBr). huiisAn. HavAns-Russel.
schr BJarka DAM. woisaard, Beast-Funch. Mencke
Weudt :.
schr Hanna tNorw,, Lind. Londoaderu-Ho' 4 Bal
chen. . -
Mclean Lynch.
ecnr Waring. winston 81 Andrews-Jed Frye Co.
schr Ann Susan, Person, Port Royal-E d Huribut
Schr Jos Nickerson sleght AiexandriaMerril Abbott
8ehr Maria Louisa, Robbins, Alexandria-L Kenny
Schr Haliock Petty Wa gon--van Brunt elaght
schr Addie Barnes, Sears. AleIaudris-Vsn Brunt 4
sshr B sporord. Lonssireei. Fortress Monroe-B
Wheelock.
steamer VIM woodward. Cundi6. Baltimore
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sss John sSrs ,sgSrs,s Ap' form c.'eu''. f''
shp Ns5ob frofn Manila Tor Wort, ssps isi 9. Ion
.ssiP rir.l. xerpn from Honimss for 1vsrpos'. Ass
ssp Adnirsi txm). steering ". Oct q lat u1E. Ion
MN
Bsrt y q Brcosnan Brachstt from Newcastle for Cal
eu,ta July zi, ai 7e \. ion ~ ss W.
Ar nsI',s. sars. from sasftu' for London oa lat
Hersagn Pevss.
Asrvrnr Oct f1--Arr Mongolia Hutehirgs Csiiso; l1h.
Atlantic. Campbs kYcrn zh, Jssns Chariss, Joasdan,
Boston
ApHr Oct s-sld wur,suh~rr Chase, Akysb =
BssAsr. Oct lc-AuE kouder Dennis, FYoh' SFh,
Msrtha. do.
sn.ret pm, os D-Arr rspsun, ror. srorr SID
isth, BsAsen, Ckurehin, Nyrt -
Oriental, Hsnafd, Aden.
In pori s~ps ~ Ripkaes 0s~e~y Cutter; gurociYson.
wrskt ssz Ovs~sss SaAsd fw Lfysrpoat ns s~a lAos,
As,s.ssr for xsarsias ss siss, rSisrsos, snd Rene
aida rWh, uDA
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steamer VIM Woodward. Cundif. Baltimore.
ARRIVED


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ess.:sssrs @ ~ . John Dale. ,i:s ia. n: Nell
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Kunhsrdt co Arr al sandy Hook "a. :, AN a.duit.
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had westerly winds most Of the time a.
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'ss .sS ssa ss he s %as
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ship Resoute Harris Liverpool 81 days With mdss and
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lon .aR E.gre nsncs f'E LSssTps .. Of whit
q %s'. 1 = sss Isle
wight Oct With mdse ana q sssr.ss 0un
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"ss sss "a s!.s 'sr.n Sn Es s.s
viva mdse snd pas.ensrrs to Charles Lni'ns Co Had
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Tor Forees honroe and received ffo" ser assppv o. pro
Esn sf ses Hs,:Sn Mss.r; s.,s
heavy weather Of wssis a.ys from lat S
srig rsak tAus Psicovich. Antwerp. ~ days In bal
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abr 0ovsrnor, bencs for Porto Reo. da!s out THE
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srs southern rei. tof Ns-~sa Nr,, oor..neh pems
ben 4 sy.s q iiasrss win ssasy noriSsry Wind.
Bns Kais tEr NsDoassn. IAnssn cB, odsys with coal.
sris zsso tSt N.lgs,a, ss,, Beusou. Cow Bar. cs.s
srs Ceres tof St Anlrsvs kBi Wilson. 81 John sB, .
d,ys ws ar; 2 yss K,Se s 40 Ru,n. s,.,, AZ
speis .ssi Bal res.. from aaisra for boston.
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sssr nnnyoo Ns,ser rail.a,gsss s or r''''aenes
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PARTIAL LOSSES.
Those marked c, collisions; L, spoken At iesky; A,
into ports distress; r. down;
b. sysnded arrived In o. captured by prvaesrs;
b. burned; D. damaged sraea; X, damaged Fleetwood
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s,sr s..s,.1 Cal ssd ssssss ~ Ne issssvy ss iss
Yallom s1csL
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-24
LEGAL & OFFICIAL.
United States Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

NATHANIEL j. MILLER, Collector for the
Il First Collection District in the State of Maine,
hereby give notice to all persons concerned, that
have received for collection the second Annual Col
lection List, made and committed TO me by the As
SCISSOR thereof in accordance with the Act of Con-
gress entitled, "An Act to provide Internal Revenue
TO support the government and to pay interest ON
the public debt" approved July L. 1862, and the
amendments thereto approved March 3, 1861 that
the several duties, taxes, ION income, carriages and
plate and licenses, assessed, enumerated and con-
tanned in said Second Annual Collection List have
become due and payable; that will in person or by
deputy attend to collecting and receiving the afore
said duties taxes and licenses assessed and payable
within the County of Cumberland in said District,
at my office, No % Exchange street Portland from
the second day of November. }s6S, to the 18th day
OF November, 1865, both inclusive; that will in
like manner attend to collecting and receiving du-
ties, taxes and licenses, aforesaid, assessed and
payable within the County of York in said District
at the following designated times and places to wit:
At the Biddeford House in biddeford, ON Monday,
November 18TH
At the Newichawonock House in South Berwick,
on Tuesday, November 18th;
At the Berry Hotel in Alfred, on Wednesday, No
vember 18Th;
At Felch's Hotel in Limerick, on Thursday, No
vember 10TH 1868.
And further give notice that 'all persons who
shall neglect to pay the duties taxes and licenses as
sessed upon them aforesaid, TO said Collector or
his deputy, within the times above specified will be
liable under the provisions of Section 10 Of the Act
of Congress aforesaid to pay ten per centum addi-
tional upon the amount thereof"
II hoped that all persons having such taxes du.
ties or licenses to pay, will attend to their payment
within the time prescribed, as 1 am instructed to
enforce the law in all cases of delinquency.
Persons in the County of York desirous of so do
change street, Portland. prior to November 10th,
1868, at which time the tax lists will be removed to
the County of York.
NATH'LJ MILLER
Collector Of the First Collection District
Portland, October To- 1868. 5w
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given, that It is the intention
~ of the City Council TO lay out a new street or
public way for the use of the citybegnnng at high
water mark, northwcstcrly terminus of Fran kiln
street, and continuing to the Harbor Commissioner
line ON Back Cove.
And the Joint Standing Committee of the City
Council on laying out new Streets in pursuance of
an order of the City Council passed on the 18th day
of November, will meet for said purpose on Tuesday.
the oath day of November, at O'Clock in the after
noon, at the northwesterly terminus of Franklin
street. the place of beginning, and then and there
proceed to view and lay out said new street.
All persons interested will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Given under our hands this 18th day of November
A. ID. 1868.
JACOB MCCLELLAN
STEVENS SMITH, c,.. -
WM. ii. STEWART. Oo,hmil,ce On
sAM'L WAREHOUSE Naa:y NLayiSg St out
CYRUS X. LADD, ne" oueets'
JNO. ID. SNOWMAN,
noyl7 dtd
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LEGAL & OFFICIAL.
n O Il L G E.
PEovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,

First District State Of Maine
Portland, November 2lst, 1868 J
BY order of Major J. W r. Gardiner, Act Asst
Provost Marshal General, the following sections of
The Enrolment Act are published for the informa-
tion OF the public:
SEC. 23 Aad be Il further enacted That the clothes
arms, military outfits and accoutrements furnished
by the United States to any soldier shall be sold
bartered, exchanged, pledged, loaned or given
away; and no person not a soldier or duly author
lied officer of the United States. who has posse sion
of any such clothes arms military ouffits or ac.
eoutremens, furnished as aforesaid and which have
been the subjects of any such SALE barter exchan ge
pledge loan, or gift, shall have any right, title or
interest therein; but the same may be seized and
taken wherever found by any officer of the United
States civil military and shall thereupon be de-
liyered to any quartermaster, or other officer
thorized to receive the same and the possession of
any such clothes, arms military outfits accoutre-
ments by any person not soldier or officer of the
United States. shall be p1iBaa fIcie evidence of such
sale, barter, exchange, pledge loan, or gift, as
aforesaid.
SEC. "a Ind be IL further enacted That every
person not subject to the rules and articles of war
who all procure enticc, or attempt to procure
enice, soldier in the service OF the United
States to desert; or who shall harbor, conceal, or
give employ TO a deserter, or carry him away,
aid in carrying him away, knowing him to be
such; or who shall purchase from any soldier his
arms, equipments. ammunition. uniform, clothing,
any part thereof; and any captain command.
ing officer of any ship vessel. any superntend-
ent conductor of any railroad, any other pub
lie conveyance, carrying away any such soldier as
one of his crew or otherwise, knowing him to have
deserted shall refuse to deliver him up TO the or.
ders of his commanding officer, shall, upon legal
conviction be fined, at the discretion of any court
having cognizance of the same in any sum not ex-
ceedng FIVE hundred dollars, and he shall be i'm.
prisoned not exceeding two years less than six
months.
SEC. 25 And be 1t yfurfAer endoted, That if anv
person shall resist any draft of men enrolled under
this act into the service of the United States or shall
counsel or aid any person TO resist any such draft
or shall assault or obstruct any officer in making
such draft, IN the performance of any service in
relation thereto or shall counsel any person TO as.
sault obstruct any such officer, or shall counsel
any drafted man not TO appear at the place of rem
devious wilfully dissuade them from the per-
formance of military duty as required by law, such
person shall be subject to summary arrest bv the
provost marshal, and shall be forthwith delivered TO
the civil authorities, and, upon conviction thereof
be punished by fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars, or by Imprisonment not exceeding two
years, Or by both of said punishments
CHARLES II DOUGHTY,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
novel d3t Ist District Maine.
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1-Gen. n. j. 7. Daua, who is serving un-
der Gen. Banks, was educated at West Point,
entered the army, served through the Mexi-
can war under both Taylor and Scott, was
wounded at Cero Gordo, and twice breyeted
and remained in the army until a few years
ago when he resigned. On the first breaking
out OF the war he came TO the field in com
mand Of the 1st Minnesota regiment, and af-
ter serving through the campaign in upper
Virginia and on the James River and at An
tietam as Brigadier General, was made Ma
jor General, and assigned first to the defence
Of Philadelphia, and then to the present CON-
mand. While it is strictly true that his rank
now is that OF Major General of volunteers, he
has still military education and served a
long term in the regular army.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No. III CIapp's Block,

CORNER OF CONGRESS- AND ELM STREETS,
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Portland and vicinity that he has been in this
city four months. During that time we have treatee
a large number of patients with wonderful success.
and curing persons in such short space of time that
the question is often asked do they stay cured To
this question we will say that all that do not stay
cured we will doctor the second time for nothing,
This, with thes we have met with is a sure
guarantee that our services appreciated There
FORE lest patients should delay coming for fear we
shall not stay long enough to give the test we will
re say that we shall stay in this city at least until
next April.
Dr. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and is also regular gr aduaed physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
in the form of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
in the head, neck, or extremties; consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute OF chronic rheumatism, scrofula hip
diseases, white swengs, spinal diseases, curvature
of the spine, contracted muscles distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis st. yitas Dance, deafness, STAN
merng or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
tion constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented asthma, bronchi
It's structures OF the chest and all forms of female
cOmpaints
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-24


OFFICIAL INTERvIEw.-The committee
appointed by the Mass Meeting of Free Color
ed Citizens, to wait upon Governor Shepley.
for the purpose OF presenting series of re-
solutions adopted by the meeting, were receiv-
ed BY His Excellency yesterday morning.
The Chairman of the committee. Mr. Pas
cal Tourne, read the petition to the Governor
who said that she was deeply touched by their
proceedings, and that the argument contained
In their petitions were irrefutable; but the
questions involved were too important to be
Immediately answered. 1t was certain he
said, the colored population had rendered
great service TO the United States Govern
inent They had earnestly responded to Gen.
Butler when louisiana was threatened, "and
!" said His Excelency, "shall never forget
the promptitude with which they offered their
services. more recently, when called them
TO the defence of New Orleans. | have TO
recognize, gentlemen that it was a service of
great importance, which | received on that
occasion. i have had occasion to examine
the laws of this State, and have found many
which are unjust and oppressive to you. You
have seen that have tried to make repara-
tion for these wrongs. Already some public
schools have been established by my order and
others will be established in each district.
Since you pay the same contributions as 9TH
er citizens you must enjoy the same advant-
ages.
"As to the question involved in your pro-
ceedings, will give a written order in few
days, and will communicate il to your Chair
man. New Orleans Union.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-24

SoCIABLE GovERNoR.-- Gov. Powell, of
Kentucky, was never an orator, but his con-
versational, story telling and socal qualities
were remarkable. His great forte lay in estab-
fishing intimacy with every one he met. and
10 this way was powerful in electioneering.
He chewed immense quantities of tobacco,
but never carried the weed himself and was
always begging it from every one he met.
His residence was in Henderson, and in com
Ing up the Ohio, past that place,-I overheard
the following characteristic anecdote OF
him.
citizen coming on board, fell into CONVEX
sation with passenger who made inquiries
about Powell.
HE lives in your place, believe don't hep
yes, one OF our oldest citizens
"Very sociable man aint he?p
Remarkably So"
swell thought so. l think he is one of
the most sociable men l ever met in all nv
life. Wonderful sociable. | was introduced
to him over at Greyson Springs last summer,
and he hadt been with me ten minutes when
he begged all the tobacco.I had, got his feet up
sociable.'
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-24
CITY OF PORTLAND,

IL BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
November 6, 1868
On the petition of Messrs. Rumery & Burnham,
for license to erect and steam engine and boil
ers in their buildings on Franklin street, Com.
mercial street:
Ordered, That aturday, the 2lst day of Noyem-
Der inst, at O'Clock +. NJ, at the Aiderrnen's 5
Room be assigned as the time and place Tor the
sideraton of said petition and that said applicants
give notice thereof by publishing this order in one
of the daily papers Of this city four times the first
publication to be at least fourteen days beforehand
that all persons interested may be present and be
heard thereon.
Attest: j. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
Copy Attest:
now J.. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-24
Tuesday Morning, November "a, 1863
A Constitutional Union Man.


From the N. o. Times
We give place to the following, as convey
ing good idea of Constitutional man in
some localities not more than thousand miles
from New Orleans. A countryman was re-
Gently brohght before Captain -, in one of
tile rural districts of Missouri, when the fol
lowing dialogue took place:
Captain. What were you arrested for?
Countryman. don't know, sir.
Captain. Are you loyal man?
Countryman. l am, sir, Constitutional
Union man!
Captain. Constitutional Union man: what
do you mean by that?
Countryman. mean that am in favor of
the Constitution as it is, and the Union as it
was and that never enlisted in the Southern
army.
Captain. Never enlisted in the Southern ar
my? l should have expected a loyal man lv-
ing in your neighborhood, TO enlist in the
United States army.
Countryman. couldn't think of it, sir. The
fact is, have religious "scrutinies" against
fighting.
Captain. But am told that you furnished
horses to two neighbors going South. Is
that true?
Countryman John - Bill - borrowed
two horses Of me and never brought them
back.
Captain You knew they were going South?
Countryman. ! thought maybe they were
but would have given horses TO Union sol
diers too. / treat them both just alike 1
would not take up arms though on either
side.
Captain. But I am told that you were in
Prices army at Lexington. Is that so?
Countryman. was there few days, but
was persuaded out. didn't enlist
Captain. And you were with Porter last
summer at Kirksvlle?
Countryman. Yes, but did not fight any
was with the baggage.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-24
u. s. MarShal'S Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,l
District Of Maine, SIS.
DURSUANT to Monilions from the Hon. A shur
l. Ware, Judge of the United States Di- trict
Court within and for the District of Maine here
by give public notice that the following Libel and
InformatioDs have been filed in said Court, viz:
Il Libel against THE SCHOONER "HATTIR ANNA"
seized by the Collector of the District of Castine on
the sixteenth day of October last past at Bangor in
said District
IN Information against Two CASKS OF RAGS AND
EIGHTEEN CASES OF BOTTLED GIN, seized by the
Collector of the District of Portland and Falmouth
on the second day of October last past, at Portland
in said district.
An Information against THIETYNISE BALLS OF
RAGS and FoRTY-NINE CASKS OF OLD IRON seized
by the Collector OF the District of Portland aud Fall
mouth, on the second day of October last past at
Portland in said District.
Which seizures were for breaches of the laws of
the United States, and is more particularly forth
in said Libel and Informations; that hearing and
trial will be had thereon at Portland aforesaid on
the First Tuesday Of December aeef, where any
persons interested therein may appear and show
cause if any be shown. wherefore the same
should not be decreed forfeit and disposed of accord.
ing to law.
Dated at Portland this sixteenth day of November.
A d. 1868. "A. QuINBY,
U. s. Deputy Marshal District of Maine.
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