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no have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs;
iame ana weak backs; nervous and sick headache I;
guinness and swimming In the head, with indiges-
non ana constipation Of the bowels. pain in the side
and back; lercorrhGa Tor whitesl: falling Of The
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
al that long train diseases will Gnd In Electric
ny sure means of cure. For pain full
too profase menstruation aud all OF those long line
OF troubles with young ladies. Electricity Is n certain
spccihc and WILL In short time, restore the sufferer
to the yigor of health.
tY-We hare an Electro Chemical 4pparafss for
extracting Mineral Poison fr.m the sysiem such as
Mercury Anthony. Arsenic. &c. Hundreds who
are troubled with still joints, weak backs, and vari-
Gus other difficulties the direct cause of which, in
nine cases out of en is the effect poisonous drugs
can DC restored to natural strength and vgor by tho
use Of from five to eight Baths
once hours from O'Clock A. NJ. to PM; II to
9; and to p. NJ.
Consultation Free. iyl4 isedtf
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From N ew Orleans.

NEW YORK, August IA.
The steamer Pioneer, from New Orleans
18th, has arrived. The following deaths oc-
CURED IN Maine regiments on her passage -
J. +. Prescott and L. 5. Hopkins, OF the 18th
Maine.
She also bring men belonging TO the 22d
and 26th Maine regiments, whose term Of SER
vice has expired.
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From Charleston,

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA.
Dispatches were received to-day from Ad-
miral Dahlgren. They are principally of a
business character, and not therefore proper
for publication. From the preparations made
by himself and Gilmore, as stated by those of
ficers, the prospect Of success in the pending
attack on the cnemy's Notifications, Is in the
highest degree encouraging. Their prepare
tons are of such a character as TO admit of
but little II any doubt Of triumphant result.
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Marine Disasters.

CoLLISGwooD, c. W., Aug. IA
The steamer Clifton, with an excursion par
ty on board, Is reported 10 have gone ashore
near Pentenaguishic. No lives were lost.
The steamer Ploughboy, which has been due
since Tuesday last. has not been heard from,
and fears are entertained that she was wrecked
in the gale OF Tuesday.
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The Draft in New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. IA.
The Times announces that the draft in two,
and possibly in more Of the city districts will
commence on the 26th inst The drafted men
who elect to go to the army will be allowed
furlough to make preparations for departure.
Substitutes will have no furloughs. 1t is
probable that by the first Of September. the
whole matter will be over, and the conscripts
or substitutes in the service of the United
States.
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q Mr.. Ruby, the Agent in this city for
the Speeches, Lectures and Letters" of Wen
dell Phillips, is delivering that work to sub
scrioers. Its neatly printed, elegantly bound,
and contains some Of Mr.. Phillips choice pro-
auctions. Every man who has taste for
sublimity In language, elegance in style, and
stirring appeals In behalf of the oppressed,
should have this work in his library
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PERsoSAL.-Hon. Henry Winter Davis. of
Baltimore, arrived In town yesterday, by the
noon train, and is the guest of Senator Fes-
sender.
hon. Hannibal Hamlin arrived in town by
tne evening boat from Bangor, and is stop
ping at the United States Hotel.
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sE-Ihose who have formed the acquaint-
snce oil Capt. Werner w. Berg, of the United
States Invalid Corps, will regret to learn that
be has been ordered by the War Department
TO report at Elmira, N. y, and win leave for
that place Immediately. Capt Berg during
his brief larry in this city, has secured MANY
friends whose best wishes viii follow him to
his new position.
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WOUNDED SoLDIERs.-The following is an
official list of the wounded soldiers belonging
to Maine Regiments, who have been received
In hospitals in and near New York city, from
July LIST, 1858, from the battlefield Of Gettys-
burg:
McDoueAL HosPITAL-Daniei Abbott, 10th rer't
Co: A; sewcll L. Abbott. 25th. =; Charles p. Allen,
10Th, =; corp1 j. b. Austin, 18th. q; Daniel w
Barker. 4th. ii; II. e. Barrowr, 9th; james H. Ber.
Y. 9th; A; Augustu. Burgn. Alb. /; Geo. a. Burn
Chesley, goth. Charles Ii. Clark. OH, II Henry
Clark, 9th, G; corpl John Colburn. lfh. q; Daniel
K Cotton, 18th U. S. l.. A; Patrick Conners, 10th,
x; Michael Corners, 18th Y. s. l.. D; VIM. Davis,
18Th, !; abraham Al Dean, l5th; q John Doughty
ran, 18th. b; Chas. A. Eastman 9Th. @; Freeman II.
Faris. leh 1; VIM. faunce, 18th, G.; benjamin Fen.
serst George q Grant. istS X silas ueI a .Hn
X; George ~. Hanna. 18th. d Frank Hayes, 18th,
Z; serg,t W. IL. Hogan, 18th y. s. l.. q; Allen q
Hurd, 10th; Eibridge l.. Huston, 18th. g; Corp'l
Willis 5 Jordan. 9TH, ], George c. kcnison. 18th, r;
Richard I,s ,s,h o. 81 MATHEW Msksn.
Chas. Milliken, 18th, A; II. Monro. eth &; George
1. Morton. 18th. b; VIM II. Osborn. 18th U. S. T.,
George A: Quint 18th, @; Chas. D. Rider. 10th;
Franklin Roberts, llth U. s. l., G; J. Is. Scribner,
IN james .. sissars Is, cay, g nor.se A smith
Aaron sianhope. 9th. A; Lorenzo NJ. sfinchdcld,
9Th, ID; 8 Z. Sweet, 10TH y: Chas. Tendeli 18th u
:. l., Il; VIM. rilcy, 9Th, u; C. l.. Towle. Sd. Y;
g. Washburn, 18th, Y; Corpl Chas. II. waterhouse,
It'll. =; A. y. Whte,eth. X; Robert Whitehead 4th
NJ Chas. A. Whittier 9Th. n; b. Williamson, 18TH
q; George A. Wilson. 18th U. s. l.. &.
5lsr STREET HospIrAL-Edward Bangs. lst l.;
Lieut.. A. Leavtt, 18th, T.; Alanson Ii. Parker. 9Th,
X; N. Valentine, 9Th, II; n. NJ. Welsh, 18th. ID.
FLEETWOOD HosPIrAL-E. X. Bryant, 18th, c; S.
Z. George. 3d. +; VIM. +. Gerald. 18TH III; Luke b.
Gray, l4th. X; Ebbert Hanscom, Benjamin n. HUFF
18th. q; I. Hui. 18th, A; Reuben d. Martin 18th,
ii; Alonzo d. Sanborn, 10th, b.
NEWARK HosrrrAL-Scrg't George NJ. Emery LIST
cav, James Mckeene. 18th, b; John II. Mink.
3D., ID; l.. SPUR. 18th, ii c. A. Stevens, 10th, A;
Jeremiah Wakefield, Sd, d; Joseph Wiley, 18th, b.
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s0-Professor Love. as will be seen bv his
advertisement in another column, viii en-
deavor 10 amuse our citizens on Monday and
Tuesday evenings next. The reputation Of
the Professor as yentriloquist and NEGRO
mancer is world wide, and he has had crowded
houses Wherever he has performed. His bill
OF hre Tor the evenings entertainment Is GER
tainly rich one.
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NEW YORK, Aug. IA.
One Of the men concerned in the hanging of
the negro in Clarkson Street, during the riots,
an lrishman named John Nicholson, has been
arrested.
Commodore Henry w. Morris, of the U. S.
Navy, died to-day.
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THEATRE.-Miss Kate Reynolds was greet
ed last evening, on the occasion of her farewell
beneftby the largest and most fashionable au-
dience that ever graced the walls of theatre
in Portland. Among the audience we noticed
Vice President Hamlin.
The play of Beatrix was admirably per-
formed. After it closed, the fair beneficiary
was called out, and magnificent boquet was
thrown at her feet. She acknowledged the
compliments Of the audience by smiles and
bows, and retired with great applause.
In the afterpiece, Mr.. WIN. Warren made
his first appearance before Portland audi
ence, and elected roars of applause.
This evening, there will be Drawing
Room Entertainment" in which Mr.. Warren
will appear in Poor Pellecoddy" and "See-
ing Warren 1t will be the closing enter
tainment of the season, and any one will get
well repaid for the money invested, 10 Witness
ing Warren's impersonation of the characters
In these plays.
Miss Reynolds is engaged at the Boston
Museum for the Fall aud Winter season. We
hope that she may be induced TO visit our fair
city again, for, certain we are, tina. she leaves
IL with the most favorable impressions.
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by EIectricitv

The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and the law
leap with Joy. and move with the agility and elastic
~ OF youth; the heated brain Is cooled the frost-
bst'en limbs restored. the uncouth deformitics re-
moved; faintness converted to sigor weakness 10
strengths the blind made 10 see the deaf to hear and
the naisied form TO move upright the bemishes OF
youth are ohliterated the accidents of mature life
prevented; the eaamities Of old age obviaied, and
an active circulation maintained
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Tho Draft in Dover, N. a.

DOVER, n. H., Aug. IA.
The result of the draft in this city made in
Portsmouth to-day, is received with much
good nature. The conscripts are new parad-
ing the streets with fife and drum.
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full meeting of the creditors Of the late John
"A Rounds, held this day, pursuant TO previous no.
tice. the whole subject matter being referred 10 Z
who reported As follows which report h@r,br r,,.,
inoasiy accepted.
From the Probate Records.
whole amount Of claims allowed against the
- INVENTORY OF THE ESTATE.
Cash, sl6o 90
Goods and chattcls, 23s IS
Rights and credits, 449O Is
AND FURTHER THE rRonArE RECORDS SAITH NOT.
Sufficient, however, is here apparent that instead
OF ~ per cent the estate should have paid and did
In reality pay about s5 cent, less the cost Of ad.
ministration, and the furniture (s246 66l
Sewell c. Strout, Howard & Strout) "As COUNSEL
FOR THE ADMISisrRATRIx." arcordia0 10 his o,rN
account has had all the claims against the estate.
less that of s54.54 at New York. ASSIGNED TO HIN.
SELF FOR 20 PER CENT As evidence that said Strout
has not paid over 20 per cent So $40 So of these
claims, reference is had to the following letter as
constituting part Of this report:
PORTLAND, March 81, 1854
Messrs. Smith 4 Stratfoa, New YORK:
The dividend upon the claims against the estate OF
John Rounds Is 20 per cent amounting upon your
claim to $40 50. You can have the amount by send
have Ssen paid out except ons time
since, and had forgotten about your claim.
the no %ssd ss"y av De stated + ts e. srHour
s513l 425i "a IS SIG IS. at 20 per cent. 81 1876 80
Goods and chaites furniture, sc. the Court
allowed the ADMINISTRATIVE TO retain, 246 66
Cash at sundry times, and Note from Strout
to the ADMINISTRATIVE as per his account
in part rendered her. s75 90
unsettled, "a "a
s24ll IS
s4s95 81, supposing the n York claim Of e6l 5A to
be paid in null show balance of %. ass o. iess the
cost Of administration. uSAccouNrED roR IN rHr
HANDS OF SEwELL c. SrRour. chich Of rigAf. to-
geher rsth the 1915 ADORE set orfh should hare been
pad 70 the respecfire creditors Of said estate.
COmmlftRa fnra nr,nu G.lI ~xxl a..
passionate review of the whole matter. are of opin
Ion that ~ reason of the misrepresentation of said
been cheated out Of their just dues, and recommend
to each Of them to take such legal measures. the
laws may afford. to compel said Strout to make good
the difference between what they severaly got. and
what the estate should have paid. and ronid have
paid lad the original entries the books Of the Pro-
ate Records been JditAfaiiy carried out
d. T. CHASE. Chairman.
Moers MORRILL,. Secretary.
Portland, April %, 1858 apps III s&rutf
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From Venezuela.

NEW YORK, Aug. IA.
Advices from Venezuela to July 80, say the
rebels still held Porto Cabello, and Laguayria
was considered blockaded.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No. IL CIapp's Block,

CORNER 0FC0yGRESS 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 treated
large number Of patients with wonderful success,
and curing persons In such short space Of time that
the question Is Omen asked do they stay cured 10
this question we will say that ali that do not stay
cured we VIII doctor the second time for nothing
This. with the success have met with. Is sure
guarantee that our services appreciated. There
fore lest patients should delay cont for fear We
shall not stay long enough 20 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, aud is also regular graduated physician
Electricity perfectly adapted TO chronic Diseases
an the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
IN the head, neck extremtics; consumption when
"a the acute stages or whore the lungs not fully
intoised acute or chronic rheumatism, scroiula hip
diseases white swellings spinal diseases. curvature
oi tue spine, contracted muscles distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis, ~. vas' Dance DEAFNESS STAN
mering or hesifancy Of speech. dyspepsia, indixes-
uon, constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
comElzints
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A CARRIAGE TRIMMER. who is good work
"A man, and to whom the highest price will be
paid. can get good situation afNo. 162 Middle ST.
Apply soon. je2 eodtf
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Financial.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA.
The Subscription Agent reports the sale of
$4,000 worth of 5-20s to-day.
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cafafsAL TNnn-Dkvfs. .. rnEsIDIxa.
FsanAs-James {. Tripp and Nancy Thur
igws beth Il kaymoad, wcse tired on an To-
dieam@at eharsias tham vita adultery. &C.
woosinan. Ia. aeisndrd ms Arcusea. Thu jary
rstaFHsd verdict Of guilty and ne coaFt
ssntnaeed TIE Prisonera,-- Tripp 10 three years
aad Nsney - Gus year n The state pSison-
Tflpps viis was IN eour. darsng the Trial
Whss hsf hszhand rrceitsd his sesicacs she
eoala ast repFes. hsr feelings. bat sobbed
siuaeatsy. aad Appeared sery mach Affected and
eAssxassea fier soam ~ she l~st the couh
roem sahraeand Che attention Of every passed.
Chasias Frasis. Indicted Coz the larceny q a
harss. EsGr.eted his plsa Of not guilty and
piesded guilly. He Recognized, personally, In
he sam II $50 Cor bis appearance at the next
terra 81 he Court Ia Is understood he viii
immsdiaael5 enlist Ia the Navy.
Joha hag3n alias John ]. Smith, retracted
hh plea u not guilty, 10 breaking and entering
the store Of Albert Webb and stealing there
from eight boxes Of tobacco, and pleaded guilty
10 the same He was sentenced TO three years
In the State prison.
John Jeferds and Martin Ford, who pleaded
guilty TO breaking and entering the store Of
Dennis Conley, were Observation-Disclosures to
one year In the County House Of Correction,
and Ford 10 the State Reform School during
his minority.
Lawrence Halcrew, who was indicted for
receiving stolen goods IA portion Of the tobac-
co stolen from Mr.. Wcbb's storel retracted his
plea Of not guilty and pleaded guilty to the
same. He was sentenced to nine months in
the County House of Correction. Byron ID.
Verrill, Esq, appeared as counsel for Halcrew.
Both juries were discharged, the County
Attorney stating that he had no more cases TO
try at the present term.
Court adjourned to o'clock p. NJ. Monday
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Gas Notice.
Carriage Trimmer Wanted.

FyVHE OFFICE of the Company is removed
y JoSE'S BLOCK, No. 50 Exchange street. sbov
Middle street augl4 1w
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FOR SALE & TO LET.


For Sale or Exchange.
A Farm situated In Bangor n
A%A-0 miles from the city. lying lstwcen
l|r91Dr1K the Levant and Avenue roads II
as4IHaI contains about loo acres Of which
one half is in filiase aud pasture and
the remainder l. covered with young growth Of
wood The buildings on the place are In good repair
viii exchange for house IN Portland.
Enquire Of GEO BOYNTON 4 co.
o. Commercial Street. Portland.
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store for sale.

fuvHE four-story brick Store In Free Street.-The 8
4 In the Free Street Bock-uext east Of rolford 81
Enquire Of H. r. MAcHiN, Gaif Block, or
apeis r. BARNES, Sal Middle street.
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For Sule.

AfARM In Cape Elizabeth. about
A<A-A ~ miles from Portland. Containing
M - about l70 acres. with two dwelling
af4xf1I houses. barn and cuf-buildinss-
Large proportion OF fences s(oBs-
wall a part or tho whole will be sold Inquire OF
CLEMENT JORDAN. on the premises. near South
Congregational meeting-house. jy21 d2aw wsms
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Notice.
a CARD.
Machinists' Tools for Sale.

MaCn1nnStS TOOLS IOf sale.
CONSISTING of one II f. Iron Planning Machine;
~ One 7 II. Engine Lathe:
One Gear Cutting Engine;
Drills. Runners and small tools suited to small
shop Enquire of ISAAC MCCLELLAN
augl4 d3wf Gorham, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-15

A New New York Top Buggy,
MASSACHUSETTS BUILT. for sale by
I1 A.P. FULLER. zS6 Congress ST.,
aug6 opposite the Preble House
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Adminissrutor's snle OF Real
Egfnan

AuminiStthtOfS SOIe Of Re01
Estate.
Rf virtue oflicense from the Hon. Judge Of Pro-
- bate, withpant for the County Of Cumberland.
shall sell at pubic auction Saturday. the "a DAY
OF August next. af o'clock r. NJ, the premises,
ON Stevens Plains. westbrook. the lot Of land and
buildings theron, ofthe late Benjamin W. Ballard.
situated in said Wesfbrook. and bounded North bv
the avenue to Evergreen Ccmctery-Wcst BY said
Cemetery, IL rods front the plains road There u
about 81 acres Of land. which fruit trees,
plenty Of Goosebcrry. Raspberry aud Curran- bush
plants in abundance w. b. GOODRICH. ADM
July "a. law2wtd1w
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LNIvE DOLLARS will be given for the detection
IL aud conviction of any person persons stealth;
papers from the doors of our subscribers.
dec2s PUBLISHERS OF THE PRESS
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flyHE Assessors of the City Of Portland, having
Il committed to me- with warrant for the colle,'-
ton of the same, the tax list for the present year
notice Is hereby given that all taxes paid within
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Lost! Lost.

A n American girl to do housework. Enquiries
"A AZ Wilmot street, near corner Of Lincoln stree
between s. and y O'Clock p. NJ. Jy4 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-23

wounded to the rear from the field and Iii hos
r,ta2s, exec, about one thousand, and Gen.
Rosecrans was Mondas onieavorIng ~ ootaio
them under flag of truce.
About two thousand OF the ConIeuleFates ;
WAVE cantnred About the same number ot
Federals, not wounded, tell into the hands OF
the Confedvrates Most of the cannon taken
hv 4he Cnnfnderates was mainly III uconsequence
o{ fhe horses attached to them be killed;
Bragg telegraphed TO Rlchmond Oh Monday
rhat he captured 2.5OO men and twenty pieces
q artillery The ~ame was 1e.egraphed here
Yesterday by Gen. Meade. ;. r
R,,seeyans was concentrating his forces On
Nondav 70 resist another attack. About! Z
o'c]r1k ?. NJ, as General Thomas was moving
in obedience to an order to get INTO poSltlo'n,
tba ('onfederates attacked him: aud when the
a;s,ntch left. at 5 p NJ, Lougstreet was adj
vancng to attack Kosecrans lett, SO that IT Is
o11jte likcly that both armies were engaged 0"
1Ion,lay before the day closed.
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PUBLISHED (DAlLYl nY
FpGAR SNOW d EN-, JR.
ez7~ ~0FFICE-No. lo1 King street, over
6@e,s formerly French. Book store
n.,,is Of the Great B:,ctle in Northern Georgia.

1cefS WE ''@,' ''I,''s .,a.;4or.IIo ;,onorranr
IS'' '''"''>.,. ~, ,.ta 1.,,lp IL N,rthwes-
news e0'''9' ''''7 ,''0 '>~
tern 'feorSla'
As [ stated in my dispatch sunday night,
Caonrol RoSecrans week or ten days ago had
L;.,>,;,d ;, ,avaocn .soufh. and 1t
I''05 " "'' ''''''" y .1. ,.,,.to
The respective corps Of Generals Thomas,
l2Grtends2 and McCook moved upon differ
-, r,o,os b,,r with instructions to mass,
'"' 10"'0'' ,..,l J.,
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FROM CHARLESTON.

The United States steamer Emplre City ar"
rived IT New York on Monday from hllton
Head She brings report, said to be derlVed
from Confederate sources, to the effect that the
s;eue Of Charleston had been temporarily sus'
nended bv reason Of the continuous h'e OF ths
t,unte,lerates, the navy not supporting Tue
land land f;uces il. their operations. NJ lrl-g WAS
going on wheu the be ar passed Chafes1otI'
;Ibc Steamer Mississippi, from Hilton heao,
an the 18th, az New York, reports PASSED
Charleston bar on Sunday morning, the ZVth,
- three 0 clock, and heard heavy nr'ng' me
Fnlt,n also at New York, reports the work ot
mounting guns Oh Battery Gregg as proceed
lny very Slowly, III consequence ~ the annoy
a,,.., c rt,.e;ved tro,n Battery Bee and Fort
Moul,ue, by Shot aud she'll, u'ed at Intervals
Of about twenty lnlLutes g., :,
PASSENGERS by the fulton, say that the
nrc,,aratl,n, or general Gl'lnore 1oi Smelling
The civ ot Charleston were III forward state,
and rai, b.. undertaken al any tine, a., eVI~
dence II the intentions pt The G9vernn'ent the
+,f ! siouiri..ant that the Aragu, III her recent
trim. ,n,,k 10 ,yenera! t1lI!muIe eighty CASES ut
sh,s,I c,ntaiuing Greek ire. Ine i'on clads
v,..r,. not firing, and there Is reason to oeleVe
that the navy will hot recoinulonce inc a'eack
,,nou the Confederate posltlo" untA Vehera1
t,;,I,noIc's new batteries are Eeaoy % co-op1~
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The scarcity. Of house room, IN this place. at
th;s time. IS shown by the various uses to
which one building is applied On King
street, the lower story Of aIarge buildnsis is oc-
cu,,;ed as billiard saloon, the second story IS
1,ace Of worship Tor jewish Synagogue, and
the third story is ball room. IL other build
;n9s several families are located pursuing df'
iet2nt occupations.
Thomas H. G. Hinton, the negro war orator.
49,, ,,,.s drafted and got exempted on the plea
or be;ng the only support Of a mother, was be-
tora the Wa ,his.s ton board yeSterday-a wo~
,,,ao ronresepting herself to be his wife com
,1,.;n;ng hat be did not support her, It ne did
I,;s moth her, and also that be had brother llv"
INC INC Hinton stoutly denied these allegations
'"i ','si WAS allowed TO depart In the nleaAtlAs
1" '"o fr,Thtulnyss OF the womap allegations "1A
be inquired llltos