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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-09-02

B'igadier General Roger A. Pryor has re-
signed his commission in the Confederate army
and II has been accepted by the War Depart,
ment.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-09-02

Matthias Cremshaw's, Monday Sept. 7th 1863.
J. W. IwItty's Store, Tuesday 9Th "
Nelson Bells, Wednesday 9Th "
Ms. Mary A Perry's Thursday, 10Th "
James ShAveI's, Friday =" llth "
Pleasant Hill, Saturday "letL "
Thomas Clyburn's, Monday. l4th "
John Il. Welsh's, Tuesday, ""l6th "
Ts1ahaw, "Wednesday, 10th "
Robert iiselsr's, Thursday I7th &"
Stephen I. Sniail's, Friday - 18th "
James Baskins Saturday " lsih
'hrs. T. w. Huey's Store, Monday q" 2Ist "
Ciaig d TaylOr's store. Tuesday 22d "
7. X. Msgil's Store, w edncsday esd /"
X. Z. Potts Store, Thur day 2Ith "
DR.. 7. l.. JohnstOn's, Saturday, 2Sth "
At home, Monday " 2Sth "
Lancaster C. H., Tuesday 29tb "
Tax payers will please report promptly at
the times and places above stated, as the time
Tor receiving 'eturns will expire the l,t Of Oc.
tober next.
JAMES r. MAGIIL, Collector
18th Collection Distrist, Lancaster 5. @.
Augus, 2ssh 1863, 9s-a
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

CROCODILE TEARS. = Is the Argus trying
10 get ahead of the Advertiser in infamy
We Judge so from its leader of Tuesday. In
the face Of facts. and Of all the dark, damning
treason Of Buchanan and his immediate asso-
ciates, it intimates that the present admins
tration has plunged the nation into war, aud
with as long face as Frank Pierce put on
when he plagiarized JEFF Davis on the 4th oil
July, 1t talks about christian craftsmanship.
Here are a few of its sentences, which, under
. thin Aim Of loyal profession, are as full Of
treason and bitterness against the government
as the pious cant Of the Duke Of Gloucester
was of hypocrisy:
No one has more sincere and profound
conviction that with a wise policy, directed by
patriotic ability and Christian craftsmanship,
this war might have been ended year ago, or
might be ended now in six months 1t is one
Of the facts, IL not one of the miseries, Of hui
man lot, that the innocent 10 a community
have TO suffer for the sins Of the erring few
who may be suffered to direct its affairs.
There is no escape from It. II the many suf-
fer . few TO run the town in debt recklessly,
the liability has 70 be met. Its mortgage
upon all the property 10 the town. II the
many elect rulers who plunge the country in
to war and keep 1t In war, there is no escape.
Its liabilities must be met and its burdens
shouldered. unless you sit down in despair and
give up your nationality, your institutions,
your government. 1t matters not how hard
the condition, how onerous the load, the only
alternative Is the one we have suggested;
until the time comes when the rulers may be
changed and wiser counsels bring happier
condition Of things.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

sE The New York Democratic Commit
tee invited Gov. Bramlette, Of Kentucky, to
visit and speak in that State during the cam
paign, and Gov. b. would have done so but
for official duties at home of a peremptory
character. 1t seems, however, that such a
visit would have given no "aid or comfort" to
the. copperheads, for the editor oil the SYRIA
cuse Journal has been shown letter from a
Union member of Congress from Kentucky
elected on the same ticket with Gov. Bran
lette, which states that in case Gov. b. had
come into the State to speak on National poll
tics, he would have uttered no word that
would in the least degree have given comfort
or encouragement TO the copperheatis. Gov.
B. differs from the administration ia some Of
the details OF its war policy, but he is too true
Union man to synpathize in the remotest
degree with the Northern sympathizers with
the rebellion.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

o. The city of Bangor has just completed
the grading, enclosing and ornamenting a
beautiful Park. The Times says, cit is sur
rounded with granite posts hung with twisted
chains. and has four spacious and commodious
entrances, with a wide gravellcd walk all
around both inside aud outside the fence. The
gravelled walks through the Park are beauti-
fully curved, thus avoiding (what is too COM
mon in such architecture in this country
straight and Dutch-like walks and paths. Gas
lights have been introduced at convenient
distances, SO that for small enclosure it is as
neat as pin, and is a real GO of place"
The only thing necessary to make Portland
one Of the most beautiful cities in the world is
neat and spacious Park.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

The CASE WELL SrATED.-Says the New
England Journal: ave are learning tolook on
the war as business--as job that is to be
flashed only by hard and persevering work,
and are taking measures accordingly. We
are assured that our forces exceed those of
the rebels, in the aggregate, but are SO scat
tered that they loss much Of their preponder-
ance Of number. The Government is detir-
mined to so strengthen our armies that sinner
lines OF communication win no longe avail
the rebels In concentrating superior forces to
turn the scale at some important point We
are to advance steadily to the death of rebel
lion. The result Of the recent election shows
that the people believe in peace only through
the supremacy of the national Government,
and therefore the Presidents Proclamation
finds them prepared to receive the call with
favor, and willingly give their aid once more
toward securing peace andan undivided couE-
try for their children"
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
The Voice of the People.

The elections that occurred on Tuesday
last show still more fully and clearly that the
majority of the people of the loyal states are
in favor of sustaining the government in put
ting down this rebellion, without regard to
cost. The only issue before the people of the
states in which elections have been held this
fall was; Shall the President be sustained, with
men and money, in using such instrumental
ties as he and his advisory associates may
deem necessary In putting down the rebellion
and re-establishing the authority of the gov
eminent over every section of the United
States az 1t was. The answer coming from
California, Vermont, Maine, Pennsylva-
mia, Ohio, Massachusetts, New York, Michi-
gan, Missouri, Kentucky, Iowa, Indiana,
Maryland, Illinois and several other states is
most decisive and nnmistakable.
The majority in Massachusetts for Gov.
Andrew, in 247 towns and cities is 36,S63, and
win probably be increased to $4,000. As far
- heard from there have been elected 221
Republican members of the Legislature and
IL Democrats. The most intensified could
not desire result more glorious.
The Union majority in al counties in New
York Is 24,S50. Eighteen counties are to be
heard from which will increase that majority.
The latest returns indicate the election of
Bosworth for Judge for the Superior Court in
New York City instead of McCunn.
In New Jersey the returns thus FAR indi-
cate large Republican gains. Burlington coun-
- H-1f.
6l3 The Union men have carried Wisconsin
by large majority, at least $1,000. Large
Union gains are reported everywhere. Mil
waukee gives a Union gain Of 22OO. The
whole Union ticket is probably elected in
Maryland. The county elections in Illinois
show that large majority of the voters are
10 favor Of sustaining the President. Such is
the response from all the loyal States. $50
say we all"
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
DOMEsTIC PORTs.

BALTIMORE-Ar I'd, bark Kedron, Farrell Cape
Town Town CGn schs X u Baker, knight, FIN Portland
r3d, brig Rio Grande Lawrence, Bangor; sch
Pavilion, from Bucksport.
Ar Sd, sch Christiana, Drinkwater Portland
Cd lst, sch Z SoDes, Freeman. Portland.
PH1LADELPHIA-Ar3 Sd, schs Matanzas Hutch
inson. Portland; Pcnnsylyania. Rogers, Albany; d
Ar 3D. schs Matsnzas, Hutchinson, and Abbie,
KCld Sd, brigs Edwin webber, for Boston: Triad
Mitchell do; schs Tennessee Wooster, st John Is
d NJ French, Baker, Boston.
Port Royal SC; Mary Helen. Hutchinson n Baltimore
New York Packet, Randall. Elzsbethport for Bos.
ton; Gen Banks. Ryder Bangor; Nathaniel Chase.
Doane Gloucester; Richard Hill. Smith, Boston for
Ar Atm. brigs W Eaton, Coldicet Windsor Ms
Whitaker. Newcom. Calais; schs Gen Meade. Clark,
Welsh; Belfast Kate, Fethcrly. Rockland; Fran
cisco, kiiby, Saco.
Cid 4th. ships Haze, Forsynth for San Francisco:
North American Cutting. Liverpool; barks Tempest.
Hinckey. New Orleans; brigs Ganges, johnson. do
Judge Hathaway; Rogers. fortrcs, Monroe; o
Lisbon; Baker Price, Aspinwall; vicksburg,
c ias s5 Sgss AZ S. hos
tBy toll Ar 5th. ships whampoa, from Calcutta
b.rks Pslas I'm Belize; q Hunt I'm Matanzss.
PR0vIDENCE-Ar Sd, schs Only Son, johnson,
Port Even; Apbsssados. Lafkin, Bangor.
PAwTUCkEr-Sld Sd, schs Carver, Rumrill
and Gen Marion, Osborn. for New York.
p rALL n. NJ 49, 49, <d' sen Ciars Norton, Gray,
al 81 'o osh D 9xun.; p,. ,vm..
n GU 81. sc,s Oe',A puAson' I" hhams, new iork
DqToc Modgdon, 90;
r,,,',i. n o. noLECA At Oh; origs mary Means.
pDeu III neu. , "ehs Mesns; Meiis Eufns.
as n a , c.gm,, S.An'; rniiaoeiphia ior
o. 40 e., par, aSeas, Smn sna curtis. luck
; ~ ol ~ u sSns Sarpen.er Edmonds'
ia,h. aepn,s io' Do7'on' snow naskeii' hdiza-
oosnp1 o,t 'a W. -. x,,-,,.
- ri n 1an sers lucy aues. a,Ihce REIN Amooy
wadsosI , nswnne; aencn; hondo9t TOR do;
EnG apTSWN,x Sol, s.i or NIL oruAn I'm r,,.
$500. - ~ " al. "sn. SCH wave, HAL LIZA
yart co. H. M, '"ou'n' ois'' orig oh'e' noyd New
I ~ - ALL c, ,t,,,,
,h;a t n. s~ ~ op. nA,v s.eDonaio, xmiadei-
port,ans. Won,dsxy shm,. sa aS Ne" aorn iof
SIMMER do soy do S an Ia 1 ,vii; m Dye..
Rev. nrs ~ ~ pars, M.t SS.S' ciun nunung
t,y,, Ca1Si,, Vs. "; II, W ~ .or nansoI; yer
do 70, 40 Ne" iorA "i hAs'Pon; ho'Sman'
y.s ~, -, 49,,
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
From the Army If the Potomac.
NExy XnDV Nov

The Herald has the following:
Headquarters Army Of Potomac, Nor. A.
The weather is delightful, like the Indian
summer, and the army Is in glorious spirits.
Large quantities Of mess stores as well as army
supplies of every description are coming up to
the front. There are now no sick men, no
suffers trains, no extra horses in the army to
embarrass its most rapid movements at any
moment. The guerrillas are bold, daring,
reckless and murderously inclined.
Sergt. Rhodes and Lieut.. of the LIST Mchi-
gan cavalry left Alexandria yesterday AFTER
noon for the front, and when passing through
Centrevile were attacked near the Notifications
by guerrillas. The Sergt. was shot through
the temple and killed instantly. His body Is
now at Union Mills, his personal effects and
money being undisturbed by his murdcrers.
The Lieut.. was captured. Another soldier
was chased, fired at and attacked by guerrillas
near Fairfax, who robbed him of seventy-two
dollars, stripped him Of bis clothing, and let
him CO.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
Rebel Carairy Beaten.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 4.
Major Fitz2lbbon of the 14th Michigan cav
airy, with 120 men, met at Lawrence, fifty
miles beyond Columbia, the combined forces
OF Cook, Kirk, Williams aud Scott, numbering
400 rebel cavalry, yesterday, and after four
very desperate charges, resulting in a loss to
the rebels of eight killed, seyen wounded and
twenty-four prisoners, made them retreat.
None on the Federal side were killed. Three
were wounded. Major Fitzgbbon had horse
killed under him.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
DIED.

In this city. Nov. g. Mrs. Alice NJ, wife OF Geo. w.
H. Brooks. aged % years months.
gRFuneral this Friday afternoon at 81 O'Clock.
at residence Peach street.
In Bath, Nov. 3. Mrs. PAMELA Blasdell, aged s.;
4th. Sarah r.. daughter of Read and r. A. Nickels.
aged years months.
In Fyeburg, Oct. 81, of dipthcria Mary Jane. only
daughter OF Jnstus Charles, ESQ., aged about "a yrs.
consumption. Truly, how sad to their parents to
see their children reared and literally educated and
thus to be so early snatchcd, as il were, away. A
large circle Of friends viii for this DISPENSE
ton. Con-.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
From NORTH Carolina.

NEW YORK, Nov. ).
The Raleigh, N. c., Standard, in alluding to
the defeat OF the copperheads at the North,
says:
The North Is banded against the South by
immense majorities; that the war will so on
and be prosecuted by the Federal Government
as matter Of business; that Mr.. Lincoln will
be reelected; that the prospects Of peace are
more distant than ever; that the, Southern
people stand alone with the world against
them, and that they had better make peace
either with Providence or the North very
soon.s
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

N. q. Downs's Vegetable Balsamic Elixir.

M H. OUWHS VtXtLdUI6 OdISaIQlC 6IlXlr,
This honest standard old Couch REMEDY, made
In Vermont, has been used with entire success for
thirty-three years. II is warranted as usual for
Coughs, Colds, Whcoping Cough, Group, asthma,
and all diseases tending to Consumption.
We have testimonials from many of the best physi-
mention the Hon. Paul billing ham. Lieut.. Gov. OF
Vermont; Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge of the SUI
preme Court Of Vermont; DIR. J. Is. Woodward
Brigade Surgeon u. y. Army.
JOHN +. HENRY'& CO., Proprietors
Successors TO N. II Downs,
WATERBURY, VT.
~ Price % cents, 80 cents. and 81 per bottle
II. IL. Hay and j. w. Perkins & Co., Portland
Me- Wholesale agents for Maine. oc5 ed&ew6w'
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Parsons Celebrated Cough Candy

retas only IL cts per package, lor the of Bron
chitis, Hoorseness, Coughs, Colds and Irritation of
the Throat. Being wholly free from all disagrceabc
TASTE II is peculiarly adapted to the above diseases in
Children as well as adults. Prepared by SHORT 4
WAREHOUSE, Apothecaries, corner of Free and
Middle streets, Portland, Me. The highest testimon-
as be given of the superior qualities of this
ccllent Cough Remedy For sale by all Druggists.
Portland, Oct. q. 1868. 3mcd&weow
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

The PORTLAND PREss.-This enterprising
daily y taking the lead In Portland, leaving
its brace Of morning contemporaries far in
the rear. The proprietors have recently
introduced one Of Hoes fast presses in order
to meet the demands for their paper at the
earliest practicable moment. The Press Is
edited with rare ability, and is destined to live
and thrive long AFTER its maligners are sunk
In oblivion. We had the pleasure last week
Of meeting our friends Of the Press in their
neat and spacious apartments, and it gave us
pleasure to learn that fortune favored the en-
terprise Of establishing permanent, reliable
and loyal daily morning paper in the beauti-
ful city Of Portland. Hallowell Gazette
Thank you, Bro. Rowell. So neat CON-
plIment excites our appropriateness, and in
spires the purpose to deserve 1t all and even
more. The good opinion Of no paper in the
State could be more gratifying to our feelings
than that Of the Gazette.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

H-will you call upon DR.. PACKER, and hear
what he has to say about your He is To-
Gated on the Corner of Congress and Chestnut SITS.
Office Hours-From 10 to 12t A. NJ; from 2 to 5,
and from to 9P NJ noy21w
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

SIZE woman in another column picking Sambuc
Grapes, for Speers Wine. 1t Is admirable article
nsed in hospitals and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. tits worth trial, asit gives great satisfac
tion. dec22d1y
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
For Sale nj a BARGAIN.

~ That splendid, modern built, three-story
=. House. No. 4S6 Congress street. now Occupied
by Jefferson Coolidge, ESQ, containing II
finished rooms. A good stable IL connected with
me mouse Hard and soft water in abundance. II
not sold previous TO the 18th inst il will be sold AZ
auction. =.
=. For particulars enquire of I. NJ KNIGHT. Ss4
street.
Portland, Nov. 8. 1863 dsw.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
PASSENGERS.

In steamer liibernia. from Boston for Liverpool
Capt Agry. of Ilallowell; Mrs Merriman, and Mas.
ter MerriInan. of Brunswick
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
MARRIED.

father by Rev Alex. Burgess' EDWARD AZ a. MOVES
ESQ.,, and Miss Julia Augusta, daughter OF John
Edwards Esq. all of Portland.
In this city, Nov. 4, by Rev. Dr. Smaller. Edwin ii.
Sylvester. of Boston. and Miss Caroline d. Short Of
this city. mo cards
In Calais Oct 90 Jos S. Cony, u s. N, and Miss
Ellen, daughter Of DIR. j. Holmes, of &.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

ENOR term OF years, the valuable estate No. l57
IL Dorchester Avenue, ON the corner Of swan
Street, Boston. for many years occupied BY j. c.
Pray q Stable aud Coach Factory; very desirable
for the same purpose. or for any rstclass mechani
cal business The premises consist Of large factory,
warehouse, stable, and she'd occupying about 10000
feet OF land. Being centrally situated. well lighted.
and easy OF access they are particularly desirabe
curity required.
ALSO. roR sALE.-About forty carryall; ehaiss
and buggy bodies in various stages OF painting:
buggy and chaise wheels; blacksmiths' tools and
fixtures: wood-workers' benches; lumber; spokes;
hubs; wheels springs; viscs; and other coschmak-
ers stock tools aud hxtures very desirable Tor any
one going into the business. Also one new God
dard-paticrn shiftipg-top buggy, one new open
Apply to HENRY G. DENNY,
oct2s dat &eodit ~ Court Street, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
A Rare Chance for Seamen !

A LII Seamcn DESTROYS of enlisting In the Navy.
"A can do so by applying on board the L. g. SIoop
OF war mo" at the foot of Ferry wharf
This will present fine chance for seamen 10 oh
tain prize money. On enlisting each seaman re-
eeives two months advance, and will be euabIed 10
avoid all expenses by immediately going on board
after shipping. Enlistments required for one or
three years.
U. 8. Stoop Of Var "Tso"l
November 5th 1863. novs
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

PORTLAND, Nov. 4. 1858.
r,HE following Is statement of the Affairs of this
Company, rendered In puIsuan Of the require
ments Of Chap. -. Sec a. of the Revised Statutes
Of the State Of Maine:
Capital Stock paid In sls0.00a
Bank and other Stocks, li2.d0
Loans on mortgages Of real estate aud
stocks, 1881
Sssd. s' ''' '''''' ''' -''' ss,sss %
Real estate, 10000
Cash ON hand, 5,7o2 Of
Whole amount At risk, s75s.5o5
- Of liabilities, $40 "a
nov5dlw GEO. A. WRIGHT. Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

0Gov. Seymour, of New York, and Gov.
Parker Of New, Jersey, were the first to issue
orders for enlisting volunteers In accordance
with the Presidents proclamation for 100000
men.-[Argas.
Upon the principle, very likely, that rogues
are always the first to cry stop thief in
crowd.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
FOREIGN PORTS.


Ar at Calao Sept p. chips Geo Griswod, Pcttin-
gill Rio Jancro land sailed Oct for Chinchasj; Oct
d Isl white. TRIM, san Francisco tand sailed
bourne; 9TH. Shooting Star, Drinkwster. San Fran
cisco land sd 10Th ior chnchas); sth. Ellen Hood.
In port Oct 10. ship Chas sprasue Pike. for Chin
chas. to load for Cork; North America, Collier, for
for Chinchas to load Tor France: ocean Pearl Kes.
from Boston VIA Valparaiso; II Tucker, CLARK
for Chinehas. to load for Iiavre; W White, Grimm.
for Chinchas, TO load for Antwerp.
Ar at Cardiff I'D ult, ship Flora Southland Wood
worth. Havre for New York.
for Hong Kong; bark Aid. Goodng. Havana
AT Valparaiso LIST ult ship Leventer, Clifford from
Callao) for Cowes. re-ldg; bark Hesper, Lord. for
At Panama 18th ult ships Theobold, Theobold, and
Euterpe. Arcy, from Philadelphia, disg.
Sailed from rernambuco I'd ult. brig II Grant. for
At Neuyi,as 18th un. brig Morning Star. Hall. for
New .o s, ioSnWa on, ~, hi. .,s....,. 49,,
New York; LIST inst ships N i Ludwig. Harding,
aud vaucluse, Nelson, London.
lPer steamship China. at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 2lst uit Alice Ball. Ross Bangor
sid ed. Vanguard. Russell. New York.
Ent for IDS 2ist, Frank Pierce. Thomas. for New
Ar at London I'D nit. vandalia. Patien. quebec.
Ent out 22d. Coast Pilot. Hoichkss, for New York;
a4 n. Z FL II Taylor Lord. do
Cardiff
Sailed from Falmouth 2oth, Jas Nesmth. Watts.
iron Akyabl for London.
Ar at Cardiff 22d, Black Swan, Podger, I'm Bristol;
Savannah. Stinson. WhichEven.
Sid 10th. Ann Thompson Simpson. New iork;
Norton. Hall. Portland 2lst ult, VIM Libby, Bish-
op. Rango0n Maria Bartlett. Bartlett. Hong Kong.
Passed the Pm 2sd, y Hamilton, White, for New
Ent Out at Newcastle al.t. Narragansett HamlIn.
New Haven.
Sailed from Fleetwood 2sd, \ Carver. Pendleton,
Liverpool.
Ar at Glasgow Goth, Cora Linn, Williams. from
Sailed from Lamash 10th. Palmyra, Crocker. for
New York.
Sailed from Ardrossan 22d ult. Exchange. Allen,
Boston.
Sailed from Waterford Esd. Sebastian Cabot. Hop
kinson, for Liverpool.
Passed Dunmore East 2lst. Ontario, Cox. from
Liverpool tor New York.
At Cork sd uit kineo, Peterson, from Rangoonl
for London.
Ar at st Michaels 7th ult. Jacinto Bastos bangor.
Ar at Galatz 9Th ult, J kershaw, Nickels Port
Said.
Ar at Genoa 18th ult. Moro Castle, Ross, Ardros-
san; 18th. Molocka. Burt. do.
Cid al Hayre 2lst ult. Mercury, Lane New York.
Ar at Gottenburg 17tn ult, Gen Butler. Wood. I'm
London.
Ar at Antwerp sd ult. Mary E Campbell. Morse.
Callao.
Sailed from Flushing 2lst nit, Ionian. Tobcy. for
Cardiff.
Waterford. Oct 49, An Admiralty writ has been
put ship Sebastian Cabot, at The instance OF the
owners Of the bark Archipelago. for services render
cd They claim 100000 salvage. valuing the ship at
100000. 1.-THE actual value Is Sl20.0o0) Two tugs
waiting to tow the ship to Liverpool as soon as the
writ Is removed.
Liverpool. Oct 10. Ship Thornton. from 81 John.
which arrived to-day. threw over part of deck load
having been four hours the bar the night Of
the 10th.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
Notice,

Posr OFVicE, PORTLAND, M,
October 31st, 1853. ! Z
ON and after November ID. Mails for the South
~ and West will close ct II o'clock r. NJ. and tne
noy7-aw A. 1. DOLE r. H.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
Notice.

'I'hE Directors OF the NAME MUTUAL FIRE
Il INSURANCE COMPANY, having made The
18th assessment Of said Company, and committed
the same to me TO collect, members are requested 10
pay the amount of their respective bills to me- or TO
An agent authorized BY to receive the same with
in thirty days from Nov. 9Th, 1853
CHARLES HUMPHREY Collector
Yarmouth. Nov. 9Th, 1863. eodGw3v7l
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
House nj Auction.

I'VE shall sell at public auction on Thursday, Nov.
W 12th- at , o'clock H. ~ :, House No 10 al Lar
renee street. II is a two-story wooden house with
basement, twenty finished rooms and fine closets.
House finished throughout There Is = two-story
wood house. rs SO feet ne cistern In cellar ana
abundance filtered water. Lot 5Ox rs feet situs-
ton pleasant neighborhood good. prospect line.
Sale positive, title clear. terms satisfactory
For particulars enquire of
HENRY BAILEY L Co., Auctioneers.
novS dtds
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
fny TEE. TO MEHcHAyrs, rxou.xov

GLOUCESTER, Nos .. Sch Albert, of Disbv Ns
was towed in here this morning by sch Augusta az
N s. She into at o'clock last evening on
Cape Ann, by sch Branibal from Portland for Bos-
ton, and lost fore and main sails. manuiast star
board rail- &c. The b lost jibboom, &c.
Sid 9Th, barks Canada, and Hamilton, for
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

ET-Consumption and Catarrh. and all diseases OF
the Throat aud Lungs successfully treated by lxHA
LATIoS, by G. MoRsE, NJ. D.,
aulS62 cod Corner Smith aud Congress SITS.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06
CLEARED.

Smith,
ton
Brig u Crowley, Driseo. Hayana--J Lord.
Sr,g Eimlra, Nor,on. 81 John NB--mastcr.
row
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-06

Aug IT, lat 81 $, Ion 23 l.. ship Thos Sears sher'
man, from Padang for New York. 49,
Sept I, lat 81 s, lon IA L, ship John Wait Win.
chell, from Maulmain for Falmouth WAS s boarded
ON the night OF Aug 81 by the pira'e veorkis:
Hutchinson, II ON ST John n D for Montevideo.
Oct 49, OF Brighton. ship Criterion, Stetson. from
Hull for New York.
Oct "a lat rs Ion 80 ship Cleveland, (Br) Robin
son, 1870 DAYS from Manila for New York, short Of
provisions and was supplied.
Oct 80 In Chesapeake Bay, bark s W Holbrook,
10 DAYS from baltimore for Boston.