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E'MET'S CORN SALvE-CURES CoRNs,
- BunioDs, &C. 30 cent boIss for Corns and Bun.
ons 70 cent boIes for Corns only. Sold by drug
ei,s snd .ent By mail. D.. 7, EhET, sol Broad .sy
esvf> sos
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL

TUE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOTNTED
W ~ Board Of supervisors to anime clams made
<hlnrt the County for damages alleged TO have been
n.l.ned by III. destruction OF INJURY to buildiugs
o,h. real or personal property, In consequence Of
bonId ~ Su,.rysor, R.rn No II C,v II.u ~ iATo
x s.p, 18TH, 1885, Of O'Clock r. ~, to oonsidsr
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SlALl'EARS.

A SUBSTITUTE WANTEp-s250 WILL
Apply al IVES, 3o,h st, near 9TH AVE-. 9oi
A 81 BSTlTrTR WANTED-CAsI IN
"a Ms; nhs rnn me highest price given. CssJ RS
DRAfTED MEN, ATTENTION !-EX-
furnished AZ o6i ON avenue. near Sad ,t SIS
NOTICE TO DRAFTED MEN
ANY man drafted into the service Of the ni,ed
o.Sss uc,fons OF obtsininea substitute, can do so
ysSy Tn9f.IHts terms by sppyims to HENRY
.. "-ipioti ll'h f's once hour, to .. 2lG
SuBSIllUTES-WA 5OCLOCK
u TINS afternoon, at Sl6 Greenwich t, Exchange
tute, goo. men to 60 to rsnn'.vanis sub,ti-
h,eh'" o''h price vii he pNid. l3s
~ BSIlltIE wANTED-THE HIGHEST
price paid Apply at ls' wsst 10th street, for .
SUBSllI UlhS, SUBSTITUTES WANTED
sou eAsh down and the Government bouutv
H,ryi Cpa men Apply this day at zoo West, cor Of
SUBSTITUTES WANTED THIS DAY =
N0sond men FOR he city snd ,.ate We win nav .ioo
S WN,, aonu ah De uoNeinment BOuuty. App, 200
SCBSl llCllo-RANpALL 4 90. 1s6
"a, he cor Esadf' up s'airs, want men, and we
pay .he nltu'si d ,cr'; COM and see us %
$, bSltl | ltS-lF YOU WISH TO GET
humbus Your mon l. rcad a. soon =, ma, 81 no
cspied, Eemembyr y Chatham a. ~" u Ia s'-
SUBSTITUTE WANTED a IIpPPAT
- price M be given. Must pre.n, himself bsf,,s
i : Al TINS dAy' A' 80 and 50 Chamber o. A. r,
SUBSTITUTES WANTED-THE HIGH
Oest prices paid ConscTlpts furnished with ,pb,u-
tltss, on liberal terms Once, IS Ave 4 Cart +
SHERMAN suS'. 81
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Too Late for Classification.
DHATHO.

GOODWIN On Mopd.y. SEPT. u. Msry Clinton
Ss~'o-n. Butler. County fsrnssh, ireland, In the
6Sth year OF her ago. ...
f,IT inrifed 10 attend the funeral, from her cons
s1t nee Dr Francis Clinton Goodwin, ledford ave,
e,.t N,r;e, on wednesday Afternoon, 10Th met 81
2eetrk 90
sGyvERS- Monday. eept. II, Mrs. HcGov-
M ssiovrd vife of John Mc,iovern.
he relatives and friends Of the family nsreeDed
null invited 70 attend the funeral All e'eloek n,
On Tuesday, 10Th met lS
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

CORPORATION NOTICE - pKPART-
Spent Of Finanesv CITY q Ney Yat,- ofhee Of the
81: q psoDry :cse;,ains 70 l.. g. SnP;,d A:ss.
S; MI III. .. t S. 81 NJ. f 9s:s
on Tussday the twentieth day OF October neIt al IL
q. eSo e. :d Tss
a. Of ths p.Opsry 20 b soa !. p1b:hsd in
paper printed aud published in the CITY Of Ney Yori
x. a.S svcSi;Sr A
HEADQUARTERS NINTH CONGRESS-
"A ionsi District Of Ne. York. seventh Avenue,
S Tn1f sSrssI , q Te Forty seventh st. New
, Ths Hoard q EnIoll%sn. for the Ninth Consre..
Thpndsy NE 81 day Of September, 1888 y o'eIosI
A. n, for the purpose Of hsarns elaine for exsmp
dasr.nt biani cer,inestes for .Esmption will be fur
nlshed on Application Int tho same must Be property
hey only 4. Day ss o.n ne Il.
All such viii b. attended to during that day, and in
the order In which they shall have presented them
All persons Who have been drafted. and Who desire
pTsssns :pe.asn,s. m:y give notice IN writing 70
syn: 4,
p.lsop. 20 Offering Viii b heard ~ the board on the
day .boye named, spd on every day Thereafter, b.
twsVu tuo nOuIu 81 n. m. ana y 4. n, up to the
time when the drafted men shall have bean ordered
70 rsport at the render vous.
The business appropriate 70 each day will be hn-
ished upon that day and in all cAses Q preferences
viii be gwen TO those Who shall present. Substitutes
| ChAS- Z. JENKINS, Capt. and Provost MAMMAL
| az Ninth DistIict, n. Y.
| TO JORDAN L. SNEDECOR, ARRAY
| L sNEDECOR, and others: You are hereby notified
| that vill pay no d,bts Of my wiie's ANNA ID.
NOSES, contracting she having this day quilted my
househod Dated New York, Sept ", ls63 GE-
kARD NOSES. CHAS. s. SPENCER, plaintiffs
Attorney. 1874
$4,000. OOO0ooIL.391.Ss. x or v TIE
SUBSCRIPTIONS are hereby Invited TO . Loan Of
| TWO MILLION DOLLARS authorized By az ordi-
Mayor Ausu.l 2sth, 1858, entitled AN Ovd,nonee %
pvorsde for the procurement ~ sibsttut.s Jor csr-
hare been pav hertdfter b, drGiSd 10 s.,rr N hs
Armyor ne Ca,on during the sx,a,n1 uay and Jor
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TO MOTiiERS-DR. NEAL, 3i WEST
l. 18th ~, give special attention to the treatment
And euro OF chidrrn's bow. complaints. Permanent
cures o. chronic di,rrhoe guaranteed. Remedy :. %
ale. Consuta alto ms free 81,
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who are whole de
pendent upon him for
81 port.
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&6ES-VOICNTEE IN THE 10th MY.
'.7sIOc Csvalry. and YOU will receive the highest
PAID To any one who brings recruit Apply to Capt
X AcSIClIO1., As broadway. 2I7
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Passenger forwarded Also TO London, Paris, Ham
huff, II awe. BreIn, n, Rotterdam, Antwerp &c, at
luw,rt rAtea
Farce nom Liverpool oil Galway to New York and
Boston. 80, 80, 80, 800.
FOR pasrage, apply TO
For freight And other information apply TO
LAWRENCE GILES co,
800 No. III South William At
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
- ASHLAND. ASHLAND COUNTY. OHIO, WEDNESDAY NOR
RS, if sanctioned ard acquiesced in

Successors, 1t sanctioned ard acqulesced In
the people now. y-s5
The people of Ohio are willing to cooper
ate zealously with you in every effort warrant
ed by the constitution to restore the Union of
the States, but they cannot consent to aban-
dun those fundamental principles of civil lib.
erty which are esfcntial to their existenca as
q free people. 4sesa3ta
In their name, we ask that, by revocation
of the or .er of his Punishment, Mr.. Vallandig
ham ma, be restored to the enjoyment of those
rights of which they believe he has been IN
constitutionally deprived.
We have the honor to be, respectfully,
zs5 Yours, &c,
NJ. BIRCHARD Chai'n. 10Th Dist;
DAVID A. HOUK, Secy, Sd Dist;
GEO. BLISS, 18th Dist;
T. w. HARTLEY, 9th Dist;
+ w J.sGORDCN, 18ts Dist;
/ E JOHN O'NIRLL, 18th Dist;
G. A. WHITE, 9Th Dist; .s
W. F.. FINK, 18th Dist
!. ALEXANDER LONG. I'd Dist
j. W. WHITE. 18th Dist;
JAS. r. NORRIS 18th list;
GEO L CONVERSE 7th Dist,
| WARREN p. NOBLE, 9th Dist;
| GEO. Fl. PENnLETON, 1st Dist
w. A: HUTCHINS. 11th Dist;
ABNER L. BACKUS. 10th Dist
| j F. MCKINNEY, 4th Dist
&c. LEBLAND, 9th Dist;
LOUIS SCHAEFER, 18th Dist
Il 8.
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THE REJo1NDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
New YoRK CRY, July I, 1868.

To HIS Eecelteney, the President Of the uni
ted States sSea.t tsg7.t sa5 =
SIR-Your answer to the application of the
unde dersigned for a revocation of the order OF
Punishment of Clement l.. Valandigham re-
quirss reply. which they proceed with as lt-
tie delay as practicable to make.
They are not able to appreciate the force of
the distinction you make, between ate Gnsfs-
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The Committee of Nineteen to Pres
idenf LfncoIm.

We print below the paper of the committee
of Nineteen, present-d to'the President'of the
United States on the 2Sih of June, demanding
the return Of Mr Vallandigam from exile
THE COMMITTEE TO THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON Cry, June 26, 1868.
To HIS Escelency,
The President of the United States -
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-28

NEW HAvEN-Ar oath. sch Lewis Shute I'm
New York for Rockland.
NEWPOkf-Ar oath. schs Petrel Buck FIN New
iork Tor liarwieh; senator, Brown. Portsmouth RI
Tor Boston; Porto REQ. Hartman, Bueksport for
Washington; Adelia, Wilcox, st George for New
aork; 18th, Hammond, Higgins. from Boston for
HOLINESS HOLE-In port 26tb schs Eliza Ellen
"rant, Portland for New York: j W, repg.
ne Meet for the East sailed 18th.
LDGARIOWN-Ar 23d, brig lydia Slower Whit
,,ng ylena Md for Portsmouth,; Path, sehs Arcu-
Ps, hix, and Lucy Ames, verrill New York for
sId 18th; the above and sehs Empress. Fairdeaer.
pai,as anS and Francis Auhemus. for Boston I:
Iaias. anu Juno, for Roekland. Olive Avery for
belas.; . johnson, and Amelia for Macbias
IN Pofi Ssih, sch Golden Light repairing
New Bedford. 's' D'si''or
BOSTON-Ar 2Gth, shin Commodore. B..sstt I'm,
Liverpool; bark selah Nickerson. baltimore
Cid 26th, ship Moonlight. Breck. San Francisco .
bark Jehu. Smith, Gibraltar; sch Bay State Halett
New York.
Ar 9th, bark Oak. Ryder, Philadelphia. br;g !
Bckmore, Tracy BALTIMORE schs Princess. Hopk5n.
Philadelphia; Wreath. Talbot. and Hardscrsbbie
Gregory. Eizabethport; Fardealer. Cox DO: Luey
Aimes, verrill. and Harriet Baker, Weber. do; ii
Waring. French. and Rachel Bezs, Curtis. do; G w
lork; Snow. Jones, New York; Nile, Marshall
Gloucester
Cid 9th, bark Bay State. Sparrow Pernambuco:
sch ID keley. Kelley. New FORK.
EASTPORT-Cld lfth. bark Tahiti, Leeman for
Havana.
wINTERPoRr-Sld 22d. schs Express. Rich. and
Valiant, Staples, for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-28

DRuGS.-The market continues moderately active
and prices for many articles tending upwards Bo-
rax has advanced, aud now quote 30a33c. We
also notice an advance Alcohol. and we now
quote 81 Ooal To- Opium and Ri Carb Soda have
also recently advanced, will be observed by our
quotations Camphor has undergone some decline
aud We now quote 30dl 80. In Dyewoods we no.
lice an advance ON Fustic, Campeachy, ST. Domingo
and Extract Logwood.
FRulf.-The fruit market continues to rule quiet
aud without material change The arrival of several
cargoes of fruit at Boston has produced decline
on Lemons, and we now quote Malaga at 80 90. and
hessina 5od3 90. Messina Oranges selling in
this market at SO 90 box Raisins have further de.
ciined, and sales OF Bunch now made at SO 15a
1915, and Layers at s7la4 90. There are no Cask
Aaisins in the market of any amount. We quote
nominally S15dl6 for Blue Cask. and ssal6 for
Black
FisH.-fhe stock of Dry Fish is very light with
continued active inquiry for Western markets. We
notice sales of 400 otis Hake during the week 81 49,
which embraces about all the stock of this class of
hsh In this market Mackere are in good inquiry,
with prospect of an early advance. Some decline
mas taken place ON Smoked Herring.
FLOUR.-The market at the close of last week
ruled steady and quiet. but Monday and yester-
day there were heavy buyers in the market which
produced some excitement aud prices advanced full
2c over our last quotations. and at the close of
report the market IL buoyan and prices still have
advancing tendency from our increased quotations.
GRAIN.-Corn continues to advance. Dealers
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-28

DEAFNESS CURED.-Mrs. NJ. g. Brown will be at
the Preble House for week.
remarkable case of deafness cured in twenty four
hours by Mrs. NJ g. Brown, Professor on the f.
and Far, and proprietor of Poor Richards Eye Water
II, Bartlett J. Dccoster, No. Halls Court, Port
land, give this certificate to certify that have been
deaf from child, and for twelve years past have
been quite deaf have spent hundreds of dollars,
without receiving any benefit whatever. Last Sat
urday went 10 the Preble House and made arrange
ments for Mrs. b. to treat me for deafness. In "A
hours after her first application could hear every
voice in the house can stand in the cellar and
hear the clock tick ia the parior. Grateful TO God
for his great deliverance, heartily commend her
mode of treatment to all who suffer as have DONE
Every kind of diseased and weak eyes. also Catarrh
healed, and cure warranted. Charges moderate.
MRS. NJ G. BROWN,
Nov. 1S-tf 40 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-28
DOMESTIC FORTS,

SAN FRANCfSCo-Ar 18th ult. bark Live Yam
kee. knife, Carmen Island; 10th. ships Harrison,
Tucker, do.
Ar 2lst ult, ship Audubon, Mathews. New York ;
brig Quoddy Belle Baker, Russian River; sch Flor
ence. Arey, San Quentin: 30th, bark 1old Hunter,
Harrington. Port Madison.
Sid 10th, ship Seracen, Mayhem, for Port Angeles
I'D, bark Sam Merritt. Williams Portland U; 2sth,
ship John Tucker, Hallett. Callao.
BALTlMORE-tld 25th brig VIM Nichols, Friets,
Washington; schs Lucy A circuit, Porter Washing
ton; Redington, Clark, Bath via Nanticoke; q
Rawley do Wright. Brown. do via Tangier;
Grapeshot. Snow, New York; Julia Anna. Harding,
Fortress Monroe.
PHILADELPHIA-Cld2 cath, sch Adeline. sprague
for Pembroke.
Ar 2ith. sch IL stroup, Foster, Cardenas, with
sails split. Sci
CID 2Ith. bark VI williamson Thompson for Key
West; brig Thurston, Lampher. Maianzas; schs
Pearl. Fitzpatrick, Boston; ophir, Higgins, for East
Dennis
Sid oath. ship Lizzie Moses. for San Francisco.
NEW loRk-Ar cath. ship Charles A Farwel
Amesbnry. Liverpool via Waterford 81 days.
Ar Goth, ships Harryof the West, Cotton, Liver
pool; Arctic Zerega, do; Agnes, Jones do Adelaide
Bell. Robertson, do; IL Ryerson. Latham, do.
Cid 18th, ships Free Trade slower, san Francisco;
Hiberna. Whifeheld. sydney. NSWi Robena, Mar
tin, London; X Mallory. Lester. Vera Cruz; barks
melee do; Nineveh, staekpole. New Orleans; Z C
Alexander. Merriman. Washington; schs A Bird,
French. Boston. Sarah, Holden, Rockland.
fBy tel Ar 2.th ships Chrstiana, from London
Helespont. from Liverpool banks Farewell, FIN Lis
bon: Ward. I'm do; brig Adelphi. I'm Para.
Bclow-barks Edisto, from Buenos Ayres; Money
Nick, I'm Malaga; brigs Ellen Bernard, and Rolling
MYSTICAL 25th, sch Cameo. Pendleton, from
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-28

MR.. CARLETON IN MoNTREAL-A festival
was held, under the auspices of the Sons of
Temperance of Montreal, on Thursday eve
ming of last week, in honor of the meeting of
the Grand Division of Canada. John C. Beck
EFT, Esq, presided. The Chairman, in the
course of his opening speech, took occasion to
extend special welcome to "Mr. Carleton.
ofPortland, the Most Worthy Patriarch of the
National Divisions" Affer several other speak
ers Mr.. Carleton came forward. His remarks
are thus reported in the Montreal Witness:
Having stated that he was exceedingly hap
py in being present, he thanked his brethren
for the invitation TO come to this city. But he
did not intend to insult the understanding of
the meeting by dissenting on the miseries
caused by intemperance. He thanked God
that there was not in the State OF Maine or in
the city of Portland, any house bearing the
sign, Licensed to sell intoxicating liquors.
lApplause.) He was proud OF this because
he knew 1t had done vast deal for his coun-
try-inen and country-women; and it would al
SO do vast deal Tor the people of Canada and
for the world. While the Christian men and
women of Canada had been mourning with the
people of the States over the war now devas-
tating that once happy country had it been
forgotten that there was still an awful curse
distilleriesp The speaker having observed
that beer made more young men drunkards
than all the rumshops of the land, said he was
glad to see the way In which the audience had
expressed their sympathies, when the Rev.
Mr.. Duff alluded to the abolition of slavery.
The United States had been laboring under
that awful curse for many years; but il was
his conviction that God had put the nation in
to great refinery, but nevertheless was deal
ing with 1t in mercy. He believed that all the
Northern reverses from the time Of Bull Run,
had come from the hand of God, but ia Heav-
ems good time everything would come right
again. The war was working out the great
problem OF human freedom. not only for Amer
lea, but for the world. iApplause.) He be-
ieved that slavery once crushed in the United
States, would receive its death blow over
the world, and ii such turned out the case why
mol bear up under these little reverses? He
and heard, coming on the cars that there was
talk Of the West and South uniting, and leav-
Ing New England out. He would like to ask
what would New England do then?
A voice-Come to Canada.
Mr.. Care .on--WeiI, IL so. we will meet Won
st the Lines, and strike hands with YOU If
that time should come, we have winter outlets
sufncient for both of us; we have first-rate
sea coast SIX hundred miles long, and the fin
est harbor In the world don't see wbv we
cannot set up housekeeping The old conn
try has talked as If you will have To take care
OF your own bread and butter. and II Won
want red coats, TO make them yourselves If
the Southern and Western States take nm
that course let them take it: but good nioht
THE speaker retired amid applause.)
Friday evening Mr.. Carleton addressed a
public meeting in the Mechanics Hall, on the
subject of Prohibition.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-28
Review OF the Market.
For the week ending Jan % 1863 prepared express.
ly for the Press, by Mr.. NJ. n. Rich


Note.-We wish it to be understood that our quo
taons represent prices of large lots from first hands
unless otherwise stated and that in filling small or
ders, higher rates have 10 be charged.
ASHEs.-Both Pots and Pearls are without
change, though the latter has upward tendency
we continue to quote Pots ssasac, and Pearls stasI
APPLEs-Dried Apples remain steady at our pre-
vious quotations. which continue for sliced and
corcd at 5lg5lc b ID. Green Apples are exceeding
Continue to quote 5nss, e'd hh tsm r we
300 brls Baldwins sold during the week at 81 40.
BEASs.-The supply continues to be ample.
ana the demand Is less active and prices depressed
Pods 80 az 81: and Marrows 81 a q 81. and vel.
low eyes 5oel IS y bush.
BurTER.-Good Table Butter remains steady at
at y a2ic, and Canada and Western Firkin 2la22c
and Country Ball 2oa2lc. Store Butter is in far de-
mand at l5al6c. and the supply is light
BREAD.-All kinds Bread have an upward ten
dency. Pilot Bread is in steady request at IS 5oa
IS. and Ship Bread at 50di IS, Crackers con-
tinue to sell at SO 70 y Dbl.
BOX sHooks.-rhe market for Box Shocks re-
mains quiet, though prices somewhat advanced on
the receipt of favorable from Cuba and we now
quote So G5Sc for Fine and IS a4sc for Spruce There
Is not large stock IN market at this time. and good
pine boxes are ia active demand a quotations we
learn through Reliable that there was about
10000 Box Shocks in store in Cuba markets at last
accounts.
CooPERAGE-The Markets. well stocked and r,,les
very duh for all kinds of Country Cooperage there
being but little if any demand The demand for City
shocks is less active, though prices are unchanged
Hoops are in fair demand aud meet q ready market
at s2sd32 PM
FEE.-Ihe market retains an advancing ten
dency, with more activity at full prices. We quote
Java 80 as3ic, Rio 81 l33c and 81 Domingo 3adSlc
CREAM TARrAR.-sales of Pulverized continue
to be made IN small lots AT IS d55c b H. the latter
price being for pure Crystals.
CHEEsE-The market is steady and quiet at
full prices. Choice Vermont and Canada dali
ries are selling freely at II d12c and Country l0l0Q
lie, according to quality.
CANDLES-Mould Candles remain firm and nm
changed at lstal4c, and Sperm % aa5c p ID.
CEMENr-Trade is limited at this season. vet
prices have somewhat advanced and dealers are now
asking 81 40 al As per eask.
C0AL.-rhe high rates of freight continues to hold
Coal fully mp TO late advances and dealers are now
asking SO y ton for White Ash, Lehgh and Frank
lin.
CoRDAGE.-We notice a further advance on
Cordage since the date of our last. aud now quote
Manila l5ta16c. American Cordage 1lsat5c; Rus
STA Hemp l5Aal1c; X ssia Boltrope l6Ial7Ic and
Manila do l6al54 We also notice a decided adj
vance on all kinds OF Irvine, and quote Cotton Sail
s5cal-0o; Flax and Hemp do 50a,55c y ID.
DUCk.-The Portland Duck Co have again ad.
vanced the prices for their Duck will be seen BY
Their following scale of prices, from which further
advance Is anticipated
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-28

BRITISH AND AMERICAN EXCHANGE BAN
KING CoRpoRATIoN.-We notice by the late
Liverpool papers, that under the above title
company has been formed with capital of
one million sterling, and branches in Liver
pool, London and Manchester, to deal in the
purchase and sale of exchange in New York
and England. This business has heretofore
been monopolized by a few foreign bankers
and their agents in this country, and we have
been surprised that the Boston and New York
banks have SO long permitted foreigners to en-
gross business, which they could do with ease
and profit.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-28
DISASTERS.

Sch Leo of Rockland. which went ashore on the
Cape outside of Lewes, Del in the late gale will pro-
badly be total loss. The other vessels ashore will
come off without much damage.
ship Lizzie Moses fun Philadelphia for San Fran.
cisco, was not leaky. as repored she sailed the
cath for her destination.
Ship Mortimer Livingston sampson. from Havre
for New York. is ashore at Carsons Inlet, j, and
has biiged. She is owned in New York, valued at
$50 600 and fully insured.
Sch Aciope, now on the marine railway. at Bristol
RI is found TO be not much injured at first sup
posed. aud will be repaired in a few days.
ship Belle of the sea, from New York for San
Francisco. put back cath. lcaky, and with foremost
sprung having ex perie need a heavy gale 18th
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-28

~ The Aroostook Times learns that on
Saturday, Dec. 10th, VIM. Lyons, of No. 5,
above Smyrna, had his arm caught in the
beater OF threshing machine, horribly mang-
ling 1t to the elbow. 1t was amputaited the
next day by DIR. L. N. Mayo of Houlton.
However, modification took place in the
stump, produced by the severe shock the
muscles received, and on the sth of January
1t was found necessary to amputate again at
the shoulder, which was successfully perform
cd by Dr. Mayo, assisted by Dr. French The
patient is now recovering.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-28
RESIGNATION OF Cor. Roprnrs.-Tnr 9TH AND

RESIGNATION OF Col. RoBERTs.-THE 9TH AND
10TH MAINE REGIMENTS.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 81.
The resignation of Col. Charles W. Roberts of
the ID Maine regiment has been accepted.
The morning report of the 9th Maine regiment,
January 9th, shows 5l2 effective men, ~ sick in
the hospital, and go sick in quarters.
The 10th Maine reg iment, at the same date,
had 1872 effective men, AZ sick in the hospital,
and 100 sick in quarters. Absent. sick, five Off
GERS, and 274 men. Detailed for service two Off
GERS and 70 men.
Col. Hathaway recommends the employment
of j.. S. Loring of Lewiston at the Military
Agency, instead of Watson. The Paymaster
has obtained funds to pay off the Doth regiment
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-28
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The State Teachers Association assembled in
Meonian Hall. An address was delivered by the
President. They will meet in the Representa-
tive's Hall this evening, when there will be an
address by Rev. Mr.. Dyke, and general discus
sion. The Augusta Brass Band will be in at
tendance.