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The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN IT. GILMAN, Editor.
Is published at No. s2l EXCHANGE STREET,
IN FOX BLOCK, by
N. A. OSTE r a. Co.
Terms:
Ohm II. GILMAN, Editor.


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If paid within six months; and S25O, II payment De
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vance.
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r. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
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For Sale.H

-. A nearly now, one and half story, House,
F'.:i pleasantly loc tied on Hill street. well fin
r.iii ished ROOMS, good well of water; wood
-.a.A- shed attached. Ths lot containing 29O4 feet
of land. For particulars enquire OF the subscriber
or ALLEN iiAINES, Esq, of Portland.
sepl2 diff ISAIAH NlCkERf.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
Real Estate for Sale or TO Rent.

a ~ The Farmformerly owned BY John
AN,b Mountfort. living In South Gray,
xflkfu1A containing leo acres, 90 OF II improv-
3xxssfEft - ed, the remainder wood and timber,
well fenced with stone wall Good
buildings and enough of them. Two hundred apple
trees in good condition. For particulars enquire OF
ELIAS MOUSTFORT. on the premises.
Also, the Brick Building in Portland, situated on
Fore and Chatham streets. augl2 tfd&wS
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
PORTLAND, ME-, THURSDAY MORNING,
EDUCATIONAL.
PROF. FERDINAND SUBlT.
Permanent Glasses and Private Lessons il
French---Season 1864.

Permanent Classes and Private LESSONS IN
French---Season 1864.
DEGS to give notice that his French Glasses will
ID be resumed on Monday, Sept. l4th-No. $40
Congress Street. Persons preferring Partisan
Pronunciation. know that he il the only French
Teacher in Portland, native from Paris. The Prof.
Is requested TO proclaim publicly this fact. His off,
cidt papers prove 1t. Prot i. s. will continue TO
give Lectures Readings Soirees, etc.. etc. which he
first established himself in Portland.
n. B-Piof. F. S was born in Paris, rue de .ArJre
sec: DRY Tree Street.) His birth has been regis
tired at the Marie des Petts Peres Mayors Office
of the Little Fathers1 His family resided then
Place de PHotei de Vile, tCity Hall Square)
TERMs-For classes Of any number of pupils, 5000
children, sos
" teachers, 800
RefereHces-Rev. II. Stebbins, Rev. G. Leon Walk
er Rev. E. c. Bolles, Rev. Geo. Bosworth, Rev. Mr..
Shailer, Rev J. w. Chickering, Chas. A. Lord, Mr.
+. ii. Elwe, s. Fitch, NJ D., Barnas Sears Presi
dent of Brown University. etc., ETC., etc.
sep2l dlms
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
For Sale or to Lease.

T OTIS with q large water front, suitable for ship
IL yards or other manufacturing business, within
quarter off mile of Portland line. and adjoining
the Grand Ttunk Railroad for sale to lease the
most favorable terms Apply TO
JAS. X. LUNT s CO los Middle Street.
dlIy
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
FOR SALE.

n handsome bay PONY, 8 years old,
NEN weighs about 450 pounds = warranted
HTVs sound and kind in harness or saddle-has
s<n.@~ no vice or tricks, and sold for no fault
Perfectly kind for children. Enquire of kenrebunk
Depot Master, IVORY LlTILEflELD.
Kennebunk, July %. 1868. g23 diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
NEW FUNERAL CAR.

YUVHE subscriber most respectfully begs leave to in
Il form the citizens OF Portland and vicinity that
he has been appointed an undertaken with all tho
legal rights and privileges to bury remove the
dead that the superintendent has, and is now ready
to attend to that duty in the most careful manner
have new FUNER4L CAR, such as is used al
most entirely in Boston, New York. and other large
cities which propose to at the funerals attend
a undertaken, at the same price that other under
takers charge for the city hearse and nothing extra
from the old price. The poor always literally con-
sidered by JAS. Nj; CuRRlER,
Sexton of Rev. DIR. Shaers Church
erRRsrpENcH No. 7CHAPEL STREET. jy23 dem
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
House and Furniture for sale.

49, The subscriber Intending to leave the city
III: Offers for sale his house l.ituated corner oi
XA Winter and Gray streets and furniture.
w. II SHAW,
oc5liw 9j Commercial, Street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
Eaton Boarding School for Boys,
KENT'S HILL, READFIELD, Me.

Established A. ID. 1856.
fUViE Winter Session of this institution will COM
l. mence Monday, November 9th, 1868, and con-
tinue twenty weeks.
The best Of reference can be giren
Please send for q Circular.
H. NJ. EATON & son, Proprietors.
kents Hill, Oct 9, 1853. oc8 DIV
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
Gold Found.

A quantity of gold coin picked up In the street
n on Monday. The owner can have II by calling
at the Office of the City Marshal proving property
and paying for this advertisement:
ost7 dkwtf JOHN 8, HEALD.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
Maryland Oak Timber.

A CARGO now landing per brig Trenton, consist
"A ing of plank stocks. windless pieces, stem
transoms risers. &C., for sale by
MCGILvERY, RYAN DAVIS,
oel OH l6l Commercial street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22

1 CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
ra rooms large stable and sheds-situated two
EAlH and one-half miles from Portland aud the
!!E9J,6 finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
EfGaA tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
ap1 diff 81 Winter Street. Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
House and Land For Sale.

&A Hous No. l79 corner of Cumberland and
#::: Elm streets. Lot about 50 by 100 feet. House
- may be examined at any time. For particu.
lars call at l66 Middle street (up stairsl N l..
Woodbury., or G.. W. Woodbury., or
JOHN C. PRoCTER, Lime Street.
Portland, Sept. Is, 1868. oc6 IT
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-22
COMMUNICATIONS.
Bosto,, Correspondence.

Apolooetic- -Per2onat-Good times at Long
Island-The recent operations Of a sharp
er-His doings and achdt Is done 1Ith htm
Deer Pdrk-CogortG6te qudrters-ihe
Russ;dn Fleet Ner YORK or Boston -
Lectures "A r.etc feature - Inauguration
programme Of tie great organ - Camilla
, 1863-08-06
Ql)itagd Qribrttt,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1853.
TUE Sung or 4 SPAEyaN rT ,,rrY.
FIR.


-
tFroc, tho Y. v Erar}r, p...-
sw.r ,,t,, ~, 49,, .-...3
III hor ".iu III 81 away villa a tears!
1esH,
"nen me nag ot his country Is scorued and dc
dsdf
VIII AIm hlin, and bless him, and send hin
-rh,. ."Ays
4Ao ~ nea1t ofeaks With gE1ef when he goet
VII eta MIN not ialter nor hlaneh IN the ft1y+,
o1t AEnt 70 t9e oeatn LOT tne tfuta aud tne kight
Mntt feacn my btaVsiad Nhat ft 10 70 he true
Tis to love the mild rule OF the 18nd OF his birth,
, 1863-08-06


Mrs Gen. John Morgan Is yery bewltch.
irg woman. She used 70 be qui e . belle Ia
Washington, when The Sou h ruled the pa.
tfon. at that time she would have refused
an introduction to John, indignantly. She
belonged to the "blood stock of the South.
like mnp, resided-and still remains there
III Murfreeeboro, where he ranked with Lead
Ing lawyers. Bis dwelling was occupied by
the Provost Marshal General of tho Depart
nent Of the Cumberland, jointly with hl.n.
self, wife, and two of their nigge7s until tho
army moved "up south "-to use Gen: Nc.
Cook's language describing that country. He
vas considered suake-not q Copperhead- -
and tu1 detectives watched his operations,
tut they never could convict him Of convey.
iTg Information to his son-in.law. Neverthe-
less, be received 1.tters from him. Bat, it
was not Of him, whom nc intended to dis
cunrke-
His daughter, now Mrs. Gen. John Morgan,
was fascinated by John s rank aud reputation.
and consented to marry him. Last november
she ran the blockade into Nashville and pro-
yiaed hersclf with an elegant wedding trous-
stAn-aide4 by her elegant and beautiful sis
ter, Mre. Clea1lam, of ofNashville-who is now
imI rieoned at Alton, Illinois, for disloyalty.
Epdcayoripg to 60 back to Mrlfrecsboro, un-
der tug Of truce, she was unfo,tuuateIy
captured In suspicious company, one Of
The party being Charged with Smuggling
goods, to ths enemy under . lag Of truce.
The tinid creature WIS sadly frightened,
bnt Was finally permitted to proceed With her
own wearing apparel She WIS married soon
aftcr in great ttate ut the Court House, the
walls Of which we're decorated with ever
s=reo7 ra.sthn cncirel:ng inscriptions III ures~
GREENS, of towns which John had captured
AL the Gene1a1s, Lieutenant Generals, Major
Gcpe1als, BEjgadie.s, Co1onels, &c, in Bragg's
ar1Dy gave eelat to the occasion, and Hrs.
MorraD, true Southern woman as she Is, was
suplemely hAppy-Southern women loving
telaf Us well as other women do.
When Bragg Was driven from Muyfreesboro,
Nrs. Morgan fed, too, and afeer awhile. as we
hand ut Tnllahona. where there WIS great
ball and ehc twas the belle" in her s.beau-
tnnl green silk drfss, which my {her) dear
husband brought to 1ac (a1rs, II. frcm Ken
tueky-and 1t IL the Eavorite dress of nv dear
husband" And she Ind a. q be gitchfor ian.
het. 100. which ny noble husbaud bronrat
la ne Snen ne came: hack from his last raid.
At dear Sis, I do assure you the Bandit and
hit bride nre very happy"Eand 80 ae ~ haaan nua
mr. oheo br1de proceeded In a yerr cantir,ts91
Ct! !e- But site Wos almost out nf aHna. ch6
corlGn't get more till her 4noble one
on mother rAio.n Wouldn't hnr - s.lsa :" SuI Gi
st1G ler some No. 4 gaiter, and some n ., g.
sto1. ,and some blue velvet to trim her e1cnil -
site ding Dress" and some other wear whfcs
vc can't mention. Then she went of asaIa
into 1lspbody nbout her "sweet promepadcs
with Ter Bandit HI sbsnd," aud so forth And
1cn ftr "oear Sis'' wrote livery Ambiguous
rcpIy. sugrestirg 1t was re1y likely that the
'Band1 bride" Was very much enlmored Of
her lord, but she "Wouldu't mako fun Of her
, 1863-08-06
DFurlaIned0ut,

An ''interesting" at1ais came Oft on Thurs
day evening at Fort Hallcck. james A. Raney
soldier OF the ed Indiana regiment beine
drum med out-ttor words to that effect, i
Raney, it seems, deserted the service at Fort
Pllo" and vas npprehendcd as dese1ter in
A1kansas, He was tried and sentenced By The
court aa follows:
ITO be ignominiously dismissed from the
service and imprisoned during the war al
tuch place as the commanding officer may di.
ret, ard forfeit al Pay proper now or hereaf:
On Thursday evening at hvc o'clock, Col.
Scott, pursuant to orders from headquarters
9Th Division, assembled all the troops, and In
their presence the order was read by the Adju.
tnnt, The facings Of the prisoners clothes were
torn off by non commissioned officer and 8
placard With the word "Deeerter'' couspicu.
ous]y attached to him, when he WAS marched
through the camps and forts to the sRosue',
March,n This should be warn1pg to ali de.
eerters -Co9um6us( hy.) Fer Eagle.
, 1863-08-06
Il Isot1,sch1ld on the Rebel Loan.

4 Not1ischtld on the Rebel Loan.
Rev. Dr.. McClintock writes from Paris to
the N. 7. Uttholist;
I believed mentioned In my letter from
Frankfort, 1ass week, the fact that the rebel
loan is not allowed to be quoted on the stock
exchange there. Apropos Of this, good
story Was- told me in Frankfort. 4 gentle
man was traneactiug some business with the
Frankfort head OF the house of Rothschild,
After the business was finished the converse
ton TUNED towards American affairs. Show
is It." asked the stranger, .that the Confede-
rate loan is not quoted In Frankfort :" *.De-
caute We will not allow 1t to be quoted" was
The reply. "But Why not:'. 'iBccausc We
do not believe IN the loan, and because We do
not believe in the cause" **But the lean was
negotiated here by the house of Erlanger."
"Yee," replied Rothschild, ''but you do not
find It held here, to any extent, except By
TINT house. No Jewish house Of any cha.ac-
ter OF wealth has touched that loan, nor will
they touch it."
I tell the story Ms It was told me.
, 1863-08-06
PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING

l. MATEn5a4sa ;g19Ia4 a,s,xr.xr IN. zr,,x .rx.
JKFT1EsoHynLK. Ind. July IS. 1851
Sealed proposals. wI be received At tais o1ce until
fas as i9s ts1Yg nagsss J.
isaisn:: the eeiioTine aasnaaes of Ia@pee 1'1 aad
EjEht hanaisa and my (ssy> feet alnea> by 8
wnite pILe or ceda- po.,s, -
" sn:s - esa,s sfs pose5 ae5'7 '9
ST dFed ana ai elnetssn tnSssna hundred
sawnfl nmbez, board measure. f~4'1A - F'Ao
0nc eardteo IA sisety.t6!ss thoasana n!ns han
a. Sssd5:S
ST tnGts aae sota
1hifty thousand 90 o9 s feet I csnnon vine ooards
inch piae boaTes. Is inches wide >'' -''o
II saopsana = hundred and
ssd P.se1n equal aambsrs q and 81 iach Kids
:sst s1sss eG4 ,
isSn q gat sinsh vide be p.epated ready for
ne!:b pisafss % = ea'S corner sp' aaa TOP
FL fsss <nea TX 81 sI poplaF. il T. and il fass
Isn t:ousasd &c. .oeol feet rneaD by 8 poplar. in
,Eins ha3d5:d "a a3te:n }sld, windows. = Lights.
+ 3
taG = % b nude c4sins q both sides = and
III aP5san saf "a 1ss s made win
Three Hundred sno rNeatg three tSsD batten doo's.
rh " tIsmes Gazing, dip cap. &c. complete. (Draw
tsItesn hundred CISCO, squares tore or 1ess) grav,
EEttlltssa nn ksG' z, "a mats tmore or le.a.>
oEe ian11ed and seventy .are Q15) kegs I'D nails
S;S 5 sss s 81: & %s:s ss,s sss 's
Al the above e BE- subject 70 The Inspection aud s3'
81 az fa e a. otSc reo,re
, 1863-08-06

just now"-the ladies have such mischIey-
Gus way Of insinuating things, you know.
mean to be malicious That's the 1ast VIC
heard of Mrs. General John Morgan. But FL
never heard anything III of her, excepting
that she was n rebel. After martying. Johti,
she couldn't ht1p that
, 1863-08-06
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISH.
l. HR FOHAcR

~1toA " ANT QrAHTE1xA<rxr Q. g. AEMI,l
C4tcAao. ITS Jnly p, lsH
sKAL1n PROPOSALS. 1tl b, +. :e.ysa ar thJs or;ce
n!ti! sttnEday- ;Aa Srn p,r o. ACarsT ~; ~ +.
pclock y. o. TINT DAT T. fo: n.cfrr , aad d-n Sr-
lSE At t1r Govc-t'n. Mt Cores .rar fuch'e Hs.s -.
state k!rets. in tie CNyot r. !c4xo ~ "''S w
- okAGE otNs'ta- OF Hsv. Carr f,r srnov
Ht ne nts. tbs faIN tf rEe naract Tor the 1.ns
unIf IT,. Is: cay Q: November L. l. si4 uaats:ie.
ant At s7ch tlnes:aa sai he rtqni-cd-.ahi cf to =
rigid lrBrf ctoa as correct weight A7d lualliy ps
II n the AccsPtstcetaereok
TA1 BAT must pe et T. best quality Of TIuao{hy
or I:p'kcd well cureti. and deHve. I'd In batA
TuK CoKn to he delivered In toe err II tna rats Of
E9secty pouId ds per o1shel
TIE OATS to Re d1st a. :itty, aod to Weigh Thirty
twc rcC: II 70 tAe b1saCl.
fright to aecer. ia bld. the whole or II part
for each separately Is hereby expressly reseV
ed BY the unde signed.
All bldA must be accompanied BY ths written Guar
Antee Of At lea. two persous ~ follow.
THO underai7ued -, Of -. he-r:1s 97Ara"t V
that The .bovo 12-ed Is able - taldI conslac:
N accortAnre With the terms Of ma propostto1n. Anr
snoud Is proportion be ecra1f I'd tEaG n3V'E as 0u
con7ac n accord .ate t7era1tth ano 1td
Is 60 tfs:. % AEa.act. sc &c Prepared to be
| s''@' E. {6areties-
1he reserves the :ixns t, re-ct any or
II! nSa GNE deemed tstef ct1ry IA 41 pAf sic7lA.S
81. p4ct NUS be sealed and endorsed "Pr1p35a5 for
to19gr. and dt7cc:ed to the undersigned =
J. A POTTER,
Captain and l. q ~ U s. aray
J5ai-a9As-as Chtcseo, lis.
, 1863-08-06

4 Lords Geographical knowledge.
The Duke Of Argyle may be Q very great
the geography Of Canada. .Hie enquiry Of the
Briti~h Government If they intend to grant
f.cilfties for establishing ship canal between
Lake Eric and the Ottawa River, reads very
funny in this latitude. Why did the noble
lord not ask for railroad to the moon.--:
Toronto Globt. =:
, 1863-08-06
MuffIIdr1kpus.-

!
The s.!e Of tie Plantation Rttte Is Without pe:cc-
dent the history Of the world Taere ia no seces in
| lte usttes Ttey are II once II most sps.dy
asa IN Festorer ever aeeoseFed- II 70
qufes hut 1l-gle trial to und:rstana thfs- Their
purity can always be relied upon They are conposed
ihe celebrated Ca1lsaya Bark Cascarlla Bark DAT
delicn. ChAmonIle F1owers Lavender Flowers. via
te1gFeen Aase. Corer buds Orange ra=l. saakezoos.
| Ca1awsy. Cortander. Burdcck,
S.-T.-1880-X. &cs
They are especially recommended t. cle1gvmeu,
tuhlc Speakers and rersopa Of 1l,erav ba.,ta md
deutar1 life, who require t,re Digestion relish for
'o1a. Ana Gear menfal f*cnides.
and In these B1ttcra nv 1not.a ror
They puntv ,t-rngtnrn .nd tnr1 1o-.tc
80. eEaAco ""a AA'1tot@'o'
, 1863-08-06

E8 Gen. unliecK Esysa aoo, 900 new ttuopB
now will be wsrth more than 10000 ak
months hence. Hence the importance Of
prompt enforcement Of tue draft.
, 1863-08-06
" DAM 6CHEAFPB.
L KniysrnaI eurAt1ye IN fsnk&T1fpTIf1N rernnTfnF


Asnivs1sai curative IN CONSUMPTION. removing
couEa. DC.
Recommended BY the Medical Faculty - CAEhon'
7e1 In the removal OF DTEPEPSIA. in Ill it, forua.
ADRoF6f tta established cnradye pto7ertas hay
eng bscu without Ar1va,. ~ atteated By unlEers =
medical testimony
Ihe Dlureuc and Eesvent Properties OF the '.Aro-
uAtc Bsh1edAm schnapps. render It decidedly eEhca
riousln Gravel and Ill ether affections of the Kidne3s
In Gout &nd KheumAttan,, II t4keu IN th4 torn o1
Wa11a1dnch, the patient lying warmly covered In bed
In purt acoaorc dsulsanon will eject speedy cure
TAkMn As hot punch. IN humoEA and Spaanodlc &Gth-
z1A 1t Affords Immediate relief oom the distressing
a9uptom1.
By IT. pecullar and SPECIFIC qualities. It ar1esS tho
cold stage Axue and Ferer and prepares the system
5sr the administration o the admitted ccrat1gee Of thls
d1fcAse.
Administered IN CholerA Cholera Aorbus md Colic.
ttenovee sraam. restores Ae tnuctoa OF Euo ilvar,
kz1 mixed witt hot w&tsr and sagac.
ASS Eerr1ne, Tonic and = Pur1nsr Of the Blood. =
t1Al Of ntea1 year, IN sill climates and under Au ctr
c1Estanees has stampedit With
Peculiarly adapted to tie complaints Of delicate Fe-
nAes it stands pro eminent among tho etahlshed Gu.
e&t.ea Of the aRy.
Il Il the only alcoholic preparation IN cur country
hat caI be generally 1nbbeo with pieasure and aa1e-
=; neyet. rhon taken excess ptoducttr head.
scee Or other unpleasant consequence.
Bold. handsomely wrapped IN ys4OV pkpt1B, II pint
ind quart bottlea by III Druggist Aeotheca13es and
6toceft IN the United Statc4. PQrC4Sc frun the &u
vIEttc agenta to rrevc1t Imposition, IN cuunterfets
md ac:aadons II TIA whole country u flooded WITH
, 1863-08-06
nAIR DYEt HAIR DYEll

HAIR DYEt HAIR DYEi!
IL BArCHmoRs celebrated uA1R DYE Is 1n9
i3Ks1 n THx WoK4p. The only n4EnI.!s4, TEqk aud
RK1IAn1E Dye known. rni splendid Hal: DE Is
uFiect-changes Fed. Rusty OF Grey aaar tns+%ntly.
70 GLos8Y BLACK or SATCE IL HxoWS. without F.
t1ne Aai salning " ses isay'aE TIC Fat
restoring it, prs1ne color And rec.hte The u enec@
pI Bst Drea. The GeEutne H. d:ned WtIlIt1 4;
AATIEloI Ill otbers AIc Care tTtLtpna. ana Ghoula
o. Ayo1aed Bold By slt Druggists, &C. eActoy: 81
4,Asclsv strret. New York Jy6 GsS11y
DE. HUNTER TREATS ALL
~ Carnnlc Dlscasoe each - Colds Coughs. Con.
TT. bsddeI an4 tie HoxsF D,5persia AZ DaEsas. ,sHa
Mhite 6welauGs, a.: complaints Of 0outc0 and
GEhAo!cn: 6oS Eyes AID Eare. Cataract Discharges,
s1,Atns nha bIzxlt2 6ou1da Dr. Hunter IA the only
CANCELS, Old .s.nEs OR ULCERS, TUMERs'
.u.s... HEEb fuES AEu F1STULhs
tnoMt on ssttn9 With ths kne- All lettaIs mn4t
oI @ houis 81 ron sSP p1 s;ca MnMr.R ft.R
*a9;gs ttsstt; corner OF Dearborn Chicago. Inaoi
THE CONFESSIONS AND FX.
L PE1uEECK OF AN INVALID -ruhnshed 1o+
me beuefit, and ~ = WxFniRE tnd oAurIoE ~
Suuxa xEH who suffer ffon Nervous DEBILITY, Pa
4A'n'' TIE NEANB OF SELF CURE
n one WIN tss cured himself after being put 10 great
t5penae md injury through medical hno.bns aad
essaa.!ns pot pa,1 aaareseea :1 snvsl2pe Sne!e
FAR ESQ. Bedfurd, klngs County. MI
tel1RSc 8{uU&N
, 1863-08-06
j. ". TUTTLtE,

Gentral Western Agent, No : ssata stzost, cnlcaea
ruT1EstSp{-Sr6
, 1863-08-06
THE IMMEDIATE DEFENSE or TIN e1rv


Thc Savannah river distractions are CON-
aad tozpedoes ut suitable distances; but all
can be easily removed by spirit Of enter
prise Thee distractions. are immediately
opposi1e Fort Jackson, and the torpadocs are
al hetwcen Elba Island and the distractions.
Inc following forts bear directly upon the OBJ
Georgia and Savannah. making total Of forty
t,ve guns. The distractions In W1imiaetou
River are less formidable, though Of The same
, 1863-08-06

Wesfe always glad to mako ont Estimates for
Printing, even II We do not rscsiydan ordsr for
the work. In writing for estimates, state your
specifications ~ clearly snd mfautell as possible,
and TIC will forward reply at once.
, 1863-08-06

Island, upon which they had erected batter.
les, aud gofng up Wilmington River, We
wonld meet no Notifications until We come
to Thunderbolt Battery, which il fiistan: from
saEsnnah five miles. This battery mounts
tTelve large guns, and opposite to 1t are sung
mile aboTc Thundcrbolt, ia a small battery
and thu beginning Of the shell road to Savau-
nai'. All the irees in the vicinity have been
ielled in order to give full play to the artil-
lgry.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
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