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FOR SALE.

FOH SALEs
LAWN COTTAGE, situated In
A,N-N Cape Elizabeth. two miles from
nTTMwG Portland Post Office. This IL one Of
+ sslxuixR the most beautiful country residen-
s2z4A14ss{1 ces ip the vicinity of Portland COM
manding fine view Of the city. the harbor aud the
surrounding country. The house. stable. and out
buildings have every convenience ane surround
ed by shade trees aud shrubbery: and in good
repair. Connected with them are two of land
in high state of cultivation. and planted with ap-
pie. pear and cherry trees. In bearing condition
On the whole this is Of the most desirable
try seats 10 be found anywhere. aud affords a rare
opportunity for those desiring 10 purchase Inquire
Of HENRY BAILEY CO., Is Exchange st.
jes 3m
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Desirable Real Estate for Sale.

nNE undivided half of the TWO sroRrEp BRICK
" DWELLING HOUSE. WITH LOr NO 81
GREEN STREET, (above Cumberland.l The lot 10
about 36 100 feet The house contains ten finished
rooms well arranged fog two families front and back
stairs unfinished attic good cellar and well supplied
with excellent water
Arrangements can be made for purchasing the
whole property If desired.
Apply 10 c. NJ HAWKES.,
Residence No % Elm street, or at John Lynch Co..
lS9 Commercial street.
je5 DIFF
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Grand Chance for Investment
STOCK AND STAND FOR SALE.

VvHE subscribers, being desirous of making
Il change in their business. offer for sale their
Stock and Stand situated in North Yarmouth. Tho
stock consists of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,, Sc,
and il Of the best locations for trade in the
try. The store is nearly new, with dwelling house
attached.
-ALsO,-
They offer other store and stable near BY, with
about four acres of land. A good chance for Boot
and Shoe Mandatory.
For further particulars inquire of CHARLES Nc
LAUGHLIN & CO. Thomas Block, Commercial
street. Portland. Ne, of the subscribers the
promises. l. :. STANWOOD & CO.
North Yarmouth. MAY 2lst. 1868. je4 tfd&w5l
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U. 5. NIarsIhaI's Notice.

USITnD STATES OF AnKR1cA
District Of Maine, ss
Pursuant to Monitios from the Hon. Ashur ware
Judge Of the United States District Court within
and for the District of Maine, hereby give pub
notice that the following Libel has been died IN said
Court. viz
LIBEL against the ScHooEKR RED Rosrx,r
her tacle apparel aud Rrnifnre together ,rifh TWO
THOUSAND BUSHELS OF SALT AND SIX BoLrs or
DUCK found laden on board of said schooner seized
sixth day of July. 1851 At Cutler In said district
which seizure was for . breach Of the laws OF the
tnred states, as more particularly set forth in
said Libel; that hearing and trial will be had there
on at Portland, on the First Tuesday, Of 4uouse
merit, where any persons Interested therein NAV an
pear and show cause If any can be shown. wherefore
the same should not be dccreed forfeit and isposed
of q cordng to law.
Dated Al Portland this seventeenth day Of July,
A. d. 1853
=. A. QUTNBY,
". 5. Deputy Marshal Dist. Of Maine.
jylI-d14d.
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Pleasure Boats
2 SAFE OR TO LET

FOR SAFE OR TO LET
~ LAUREL, Sch. rigged, q feet long.
Ak TWILIGHT, sloop. % feet long
MlA WATER WITCH, Sioop. rs feet long
5A4A Apply to f. HARLOW,
my5 diff 229 Fore Street.
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&11~ THE Steamboat JAMES HOLTON,
sG62KSS31e now lying at Union Wharf: was
built ls62-is GO tons burtheu-T5 feet
long. 10 feet beam; has very large Cabin. l. well
built in every respect. The boiler aud machinery
vii ybe sold separate or together. For particulars
enquire of JOSEPH II. WHITE,
81 Union Wharf
Portland, June ~. jy1w
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sPermitted till NAV lsss-stumpaye In inure tn tbe
benefit Of the purchaser y ''N
jel9 1awtsF Ase-'
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ToBIN,S
Aroostook and New Brunswick
e x p r e 8 8.

Leaves BOSTON every Monday and Thursday morn
ing at o'clock, and PORTLAND same evenin x, 70
Sr. ANDREWS WOODSTOCK and HoULToN.
RETURNING leaves Houlton and Woodstock every
Monday and Wednesday morning.
Offices, No. Congress Square, Boston, and Eastern
Express Company's Office Portland
my22 eod3m B. y. TOBIN, PROPRIETOR
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

IN the Year One 7Aossand Eight Hundred
Sirfy-fhrse.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-27

XVIII The General commanding an
nounces his high satisfaction with those
brave and determined men Of the Auder-
son Guards, who promptly marched un-
der the gallant MSjore Rosengarten and
Ward, 10 aid him in his advance on Mur-
treesboro. These young soldiers aud
their brave commander We'd with oar
most veteran cavalry in their stoadiuess
under fire and the intrepidiiy Of their
advance on the enemy, and nobly sus-
tuined the honor already won by the 7th
Pennsylvania Cavalry for the keystone
State. While be dcplores the early death
of the brave young Rosengsrten, the sor
row he feels at his loss is mingled with
q soldiers pride, 20 know that be fell like
hero and for the sacred cause Of nation
ality. He trusts that Major Ward, re-
covering from bis desperate but honor
able wounds, will lie TO gather fresh
laurels on many field in his country's
service.
The General commanding is Erieyed
to learn thai about seven hundred Of
these noble Guards-said 10 belong TO
families Of good standing at home
have chosen, under some pretext or other,
not to follow their companions. in arms
to the field, TO share with them the dan
gers and the glories Of The Fourteenth
Army Corps,
He cannot imagine what could hAvS
moved men in whom he had such hopes
TO course so base md selfish. He can
not conceive how they could shame their
own kin, and stain the clear honor OF
their native State by conduct not merely
appearing base and cowArdly, but so
criminal as to deserve the penalty ei
death.
Before proceeding to do what his duty
requires, and having them dealt with as
their conduct merits-before covering
them with that deserved infamy which
will blast them forever in the esteem OF
their fellows-the General commanding
wishes this order read to them and TO ell
who are not too lost TO a senee Of honor
to step forth and confess that whatever
may have been their private wants and
griefs, the hour Of their country's need
and peril was not the time TO stand back
and falter, or expose their brothers in
arms to danger and death without help
Let them resolve on somo reparatior
which will give them an opportunity tC
save themselves from impending disgrace
and ruin,
By command OF
Maj Gen. R0SECRANS.
c. GoDDADD, A. A. e. and Chief of STAFF
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A True Democrat.

Hon. Mr. EASTMAN, an Illinois Demo-
crst, made a speech at a great Union
war-meeting the other day at Springfield.
His speech was full Of patriotism and
genuine Democracy. We extract the
following paragraphs
Let me relate TO you something that
saw with my own eyes, and heard with
my own ears. On the day before the in
auguration Of Mr. Lincoln, l happened
TO be at Mr.. Douglas library, at Wash
ington. number Of other gentlemen
were present some of them distinguished.
The conversation turned naturally upon
events TO come off the next day. Pres
emily two distinguished Southern gentle
men came in. One Of them said 70
Douglas, "Do you intend to support Lin
coin p "That," answered Douglas, "will
depend upon circumstances "We,"
continued the gentleman from the South,
" have made up our minds. We shall re-
tire from the Union" Douglas pointed
out TO them the folly and madness Of
such a course you have now, and will
have when Lincoln becomes President
two thirds Of the Goyernmcnt-lhe Su-
preme Court and both branches Of Con-
gress, What arc you afraid Off The
gentleman answered, in substance that
they could not endure the disgrace Of a
Republican in the White House. "Well"
replied Douglas, "if the South secedes
and takes up arms against the Govern
Al Al 4. a
promise, You and your institution will
perish together" [Applausel
My view is this: when Douglas sprang
10 the assistance of the Administration,
and TO the defence Of the Government
and pledged all his energies TO help crush
this wicked rebellion, he at the same
time pledged every loyal Democrat ia
the country. Cheers For one, in
tend to keep the pledge. Renewed
cheering.
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T. o. o. F.
Ions y. Htns, Grand Secretary should be ., go
a. Naslsias, Tess.

Ions y. Hms Grand Secretary, shouli be .. rssed
et AasAssils, IeHa'
Tennessee Ledge, 40 1--Neets eyeTy ruesiay Eyen.
iuF. Al their Hau on the corner of Union ana sum
mer streets The officers for the present term, are
o. y Lrsusur, N.G., }. + Nils, Y.di J. l.. Neaeley,
Secretary L, X, spain, Troasuier'
T,ab,,s Lodss. Ne lo-Meets AZ tho same place
eyerv Monday Evening. The onloerS are X A,
Campben, 81 O. Henry Apple, V e. j, l. Park
Secretary " y Brown, Treasurer,
s,,as, Lodgs No sO--Msols al their Hal, on south
Chrrrv street. every Friday kvening The eficers
sro q q Covert N.G.; Frank Harman, N.Gi James
wat, saefoiaryi w. h Mallory, Treasurer
A,,,.,s Lodss, No. les (Germaul-Meos AZ the
Hall correr of Union amt summer streets, every
rhur.day Ev,ning. Tue ohicors are Charles Rich
Nc = Friedma Y.Q., 49, btterlichi secretary
Geo. ssfsrle, Treasurer
RiA,sly Easaa,pmsa, No. l-Neeis AZ the eeove MAJ
an the drst and third Wednesday, o. eeeh n9hth'
Tue ofhoars arei J. D. MIS- c.f 7 II. aenrids a. r.
q. ~ Fuller, sw Peter Harris Jr., J".i John
H,ie. seribs q X Colter, Treasurer
osi,. Bri.sL B,aoamPn'sui, No. t--N,s.s AZ .hs
I Ahovo Han on the srcund and iuurh hclnpslN
/ niFht. of each month The olnoorl are jas hei
C p. . Hcury Appie. HF'; T.. Moher, a.h' h lriea
I nan. JW. Clarke Eirthsr. '0rieci } y. ward
I Treasures
! m hsyrss y Dssghsrs y Rsost.A-lSess the nF'
] Prissy Afternoon q szcb m0uthi At o'eloeh'
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The President to-day made eighty
nina military nominations 10 the Senate,
including Generals Heintzleman, Hooker
and Summer, for promotion for merilo-
rious service, by dating their commits
sions back TO embrace the different bat
ties where they seyeraliy dstinguishe d
themselves. Twenty Brigadior- Generals
TO be made Major Generals, and sixty
Colonels and other officers are TO be made
BrlgadieI Generals
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Rebel Women at Holly Springs.


A correspondent of the Mobile Register
gives the following interesting particu-
lars of his brilliant achievements In the
vicinity Of Holly Springs, Miss;
Van Dorm took a by-way and mean
dering route through the swamp, and
came within eight miles Of Holly Springs
in the evening, where he bivouaeked his
force until two hours before day, when
he moved cautiously into town, leaving
the Texas brigade upon the heights out
| side as q reserve AS our forces dashed
in from all sides, the entrance proved =
complete surprise, the breaking streAks
Of daylight showing the Yankee tents
with their yet undisturbed slumbsrers. A
charge was ordered upon them, and the
torch applied to the canvass which COW
cred them. To paraphrAse "Bslgium's"
picture
"Ah, then and there was hurryius 70 sndfra
| And RAINING IN hot has'e.
And cheeks all pale and blAnehsd With wOa,
Exhibiting Yankee cowsraice."
The rapidity with which the tents Of
the enemy were vacated was marvellous
and, impelled by burAing torches and
rapid discharges Of side arms, the
Yankees took no time 10 prepare their
toilets, but rushed out into the cool at
mosphere Of December morning clothed
very similar ly TO Joseph when the lady
Potiphar attempted to detain him. The
scene was wild, exciting, tumultous
Yankees running, tents burning, torches
! flaming Confederates shouting, guns
popping, sabres clankihg, abolitionists
begging for mercy, "rebels shouting eK-
| ultingly, iC00leH en- dishaJelie clappiHg their
hands, frantic tOih jog crying "kiH tcem !
| kiH them pa heterogeneous mass Of ex-
cited, frantic, frantic, frightened human
beings-presented an indeseribable pic
ture, more adapted Tor the pencil Of Ho-
garth than the pen Of newspaper cor
respondent.
The ladies' rushed out from he houses. rild
| iDih joy c1yiHg'ng Oa-"TAere's same al
The Fair Grounds chase them, liA them, toy
God's sake"
This account OF the conduct Of rebel
women, is from the pen not Of Union.
ist, but one Of tho ehivslry, who evident.
ly delights in the story which he tells,
Doubtless these same women, who ex.
hibited such wonderful decency and re-
tnemeni, on this occasion, used TO 90 by
the dozen to the Headquarters Of the
commandant Of the Federal forces, and
assuring him that "they were only wo-
men--did not take any side in this war
all they wanted was peace &c, &e.--
ask for passes through the lines per-
mission to Visit rebel prisoners, and take
them provisions. We hope the state
mehts made by the correspondent Of the
Mobile Regista will be carefully rsmsm
bered
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PosT HEADQUARTERS.

{Aos- Hea dquarters on College street, between Un-
ion aud Church streets, lDr Waters rosdenoo) Gen
r. u. Mitchell, commanding.
Assisiaai CtorisrHdsier and Inspecting
Ofhoer on Cheuy street, between Church and Broad.
Capt J. q. Chandler.
AssisfaHf Quarter Bosier-In charge Of Transporta-
ton, ON cherry street, between Union and Church.
Capt. j. d. Bingham.
Assist1zf CaFleTfnaasrlu charge Of Clothing, Camp
aud Garrison EluiPass, No u Market street, Capt
rhos J. Cox.
AsgisiaHi Qaariertadsier In charge of Means Of
Transportation AMI Qharermasers' stores, on Cherry
street, near Theatre Lieut. Chas, H. Irwin.
A.siaauf QuariermTasr--In charge Of Fue, forSge
and Stationery, No 81 Market street Lieut Wm'
Mills.
As,i,ttaf OHarteYgnasfsr - FOR the Assignment Of
Quarters and Receiving aud Issning Hnsptta Stores.
Cart. c, Mexican laports
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The hteHgmcer gives list Of the pay
masters, among whom are:

An officer in Banks expedition writes
that the rebel guns at Port Hudson are
worked entirely by negroes, who make
the best heavy artillerists in the world,
being very muscular, and their brains
not being affected by the concussion
from the discharge. Our own Govern
ment are beginning to realize this
fact, aud Forts Jackson and S. Phillip
are now being manned by negroes.
There are now about 1900 Of them
thoroughly drilled in ground movements
as infantry, without arms, by Gen.
Phelps
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A niger Is nearly as big shln

A niger is nearly as big shin Z
Rsssia now IS In the United sts,ss. -
Read the following from fOreiga paper
Ira Aldridge, lhe colOrsd trago dian, 10
still roapieg splendid harvest in Russia.
He was al KlArhof on the iOth Deeem.
Der, drawing crowded and arisioorasis
audiences, although ths prices Of asmitA
tance to the theatres were doublsd. Oa
the night Of his benefit, when hssplaved
King Lear, he was presented, al She end
Of the fourth act, with beautiful wreath.
entwined with silver laurel leaves. bT
three young and beautiful ladies. the
Princess Troubetskoy, the Prinoeas Kon.
dashoy, and the Princess Gaitzin they
handed il 10 him from their boz. On the
4th December, he was invited 10 dinner
given IN his honor by the Prince aud
Princess kondashov, At their residence,
and cut OF thirty-ons persons composing
the party, only one was untitled sr not
noble, as it is termed in hutala 20 sau
those present were Prince andprj5cee 3
Troubetsky, Prince aud Princess Oalitzln
Prince and Princess Oruson, Baron and
Baroness RAdin, bis EKcelleney tha
Count de LeYsrs, and Irineess A5imeteh.
Az this entertainment his health wa.
proposed and drunk from a large silver.
chased antique-shaped goblet, d ed with
a Russian drink called "quasa, from,
which all the company drank, and Il Was
lastly handed 10 Mr.. Aldridge, with
request that he would accept Il a. a mark
Of the kindly feeling entertained toward
him.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

shsrF--James NJ. Hinton. DcP~'s'-rhOmAs Hob.
son and J. X. Buchanan.
Regisier--Phineas Garrett
TS,ssioe--w Jasper Taylor.
Ooroner--N n. Beleher,
Rdngsr--John Corbitt.
Psye,ra, CollsctOr---W, d. Robertson.
Railreai Ios ColleotOr---J. g. Briloy.
oOnaiabss Jor gss Ea'lyiIIs pisSies-JohH D. GsWsr
and j. \. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
Jadge-Hon. James WhltwoTth.
ClrE-P Lindsey Michel.
A. The Judges Court meets the aIst Monday In
each mon th, and the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the AsgstTates OF the County, is held the nrst Mon.
day in January, April, July sAd october.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judgs--- -,
ClSrk-Davis C. Love.
a- The Court meets the arst MSndsy Ia March
and September
CRIMINAL COURT.
JEi0e-Hon. William X. Turner.
O~A-charlss 3. piggsns.
ar The Court meets th. arsl Monday Ia April Al.
gust and Decembsr. A
cHAkcERY COURT
oaasosIlor-HOn. Samuel D. Frievss-
ossrL aad Mas,sr--J. X. GleaIsa.
sS- The Court meets The arst MOadsy In Nay and
NOVsmber.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. 1-old Gun Factory, Cherry street, on the HllL
(" 2-Unisersiiy Building, Market street, on The
Hill 4i
s-Eualey's Building, Sc corncr Public Square
" s-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hill.
(" 5--Gun Factory, upper end Front street.
6-Coilege street, near Broad
7-Colege street, between Church and Broad.
s-Maaonio Hau, Church street, near Summer.
o--carrlAge Factory, Hnrhot ';issi, svlow the
Square.
IO-MedJeal College, College street, on the Hli
"1i-" PEsT noUsE ION the University Pike.
l2-Broadway II Hotsl, Broad street, oorner Cherry
I3-Hums High school, Spruce street, cur. broad.
"l4-Femae School, Church street, rear 0batta-
nooga Depot.
" lb-Hynes' High school, Line ssre't corner sum
mer. rt.
1e-G6rdon Block, corner Broad stroet and River
Landing.
"lT-orrtcEas' uoaPiTkL-Planters HOTEL sum
o.. msr street, corner Dsaderck.
ltaCorner Church aud College streets.
loS lrris strai,on's Building, No. "A Market
'treet.
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Colonel Hawking, with a detachment
Of one hundred aud sixty-hye men Of
the Eleventh Kentu Ky Infantry arrived
10 ST. Louis on Thursday with one thou.
sand I've hundred rebel prisoners. cap
tured az MurfWeskero.
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A WAsmSGToS correspondent OF the
Ohio State Journal, says Of the late
speech OF NALLANDIGHAM
A caucus Of the Democrats was imms-
diately called, TO take concil ia relation
10 him and his doctrines. They were a
little too seeesh for even their appetites,
aud we understand that Judge JeWett,
OF Ohio, made known TO Nallandigham
that he could 40 longer aRiliate with
him In any such course, and that even
their personal relations could not remain
undisturbed by the position he bad as
sumsd in his speech.
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MILITIA r. Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

D.pariae.i-HOaiquarter on High street MAJ.
Gen. RosSorans, commanding.
Ohie1 dquarters on High street.
noar Cedar. Lieut. Col. Jno. W. Taylor.
CHEF Comnsissa-y-He eadquaTters on summer street,
near Broad. Lieut.. Col, s. simmons.
Rotoa Marshal Gsaerai - Headquarters on High
street Capt. ". NJ. Wiles.
Msdieal Director surecon A. Henry Thurston
Ofice, "a Cherry Street.
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ITrom the Richmond Enquirer
Senator Foote in His Element.


On Tuesday last, in the House Of Re-
presentatives, Mr.. IL. s. Foote, of Tennes-
see, Introduced resolution of inquiry
as a prelude TO the charge that as an
officer Of the Bureau Of Subsistence, had
made an official contract with firm in
Richmond-I heing a member Of said
flrm-and that such contract was cor
rupt and fraudulent. Mr.. Foote express
ed his conviction Of the truth Of the
charge upon "good and sufficient testi-
mony," (Mr Foote being a lawyer, y
though he said he did "not criminats
any one"-that is, he did not criminale
the man he charged with crime.
have waited until day has elapsed
TO give Mr.. Foote an opportunity to cor
rect his remarks. As be has not done so,
have a right to presume their correct
ness.
An issue Of character, as well as fact
has been thus rendered by Mr. Foote
accept il, and he shall not escape from
IT, mean to make him try il before
the investigating committee. On the
trial one OF the other Of as must be prov
ed base man-myself as guilty Of cor
ruplion, or himself as having falsely, and
without notice, aspersed the character Of
an absent and innocent gentleman.
FRANE G. RUFFIN.
RIcuvoND, Jan. Is, 1868.
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Payment Of the Troops.

If ON the National Iutal gen csr, January 90
The joint resolution authorizing an
additional issue of one hundred million
dollars in Treasury notes, for tho pur-
pose Of providing for the payment Of the
army and navy, having become a law by
receiving the approval Of the President,
upon learning the fact yesterday, the
Secretary Of the Treasury immediately
placed TO the credit Of the several pay
masters an aggregate amount sufficient 10
pay the whole army Of the United
States.
The hteHgneer gives list Of the pay