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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
MEDICAL CARn-OFFICE PHACTIOE.
RICHMOND, JlsuAlr lsr, lsSa.

RICHMOND, JASuART lsT, 1858.
THE subscribers have associated with them
i Messrs JOHN B. DAVIS and JOHN 4. PLEAsAhTs1 IN
The Auction and Commission BuAneas under me style Of HILL
DICKINSON 4 90. DICKINSON HILL
We Shslb pleased 70 and serve our old friends
iaa ~ IN,
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TEXAs LANDs-I am authorized K; sell, in

TENAS LANDS.-I am authorized TO sell, in
trs.s J1sebsssrs loo square Eliss Of LAND u hf
SSH sri stock OElns T-soa Of Texas selected Nth aDs
reid IL patents that State The tiles 70 tess
D. fully GSRrsDissj he Purchaser Gnt Of rsc9d
IL ilC -oUaf'ss tn -Ei+b hey axe situated
persons Eisar IL the bg1rss e reogTe"ns
country re Offers 80 tan! iisesuerts AID tia
p-s a. Wish u sas odsrsi ali tsoie the parehE
sraUirs good srds ~ tesihy 5oGnTy Shich viii be IL
ceased 70 vsse several fold as Es'eDai d5e-s
settled sebe popuston 70 hoT ~ % occcrJ tie
an proyidsd Ei,h maps evidences o. Taiii:y 81 Lies
Grants much usepi snforuAsoo, Ei T dssrous o.
-ny ssfc nysstHents vii please giye ne call
J.. n. sPtLAAN, Attorney At Lag,
ae5-im. Cor. ieth and Msia
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SALE or Al, 900 AUREJ

SEQUESTnATION SALE or $4,000 ACRES
> OF vA.rABLE LANDS.By virtus OF Decree from tie
District the District c! Florida will be sold 70 she high
est bidder Public Square In Lake City, Fla WEDNE
DAY. February, l1h 1863 IL O'Clock A. NJ valuable
desirable which situated In Saw
County In Levy several 10 Marion, and 10
county and Al either within convenient distance
Of the Railroads.
All persons desng places the richest and coaTeaEt
section be accommodated for not only do these
many On all comprising 4h ScTe'l embracing every
very richest Orar Groves, and other
Hammock well adapted 70 the culture OF Sugar and
Island CotDns also the hest OF wombered Pine Lands
equally good Cotton down the Poor Sand Hills In which
eyeheahy delightful residences he had, convenient
the richer lands, but % neveTaing abundant
ply Ash, wild fowl aud game Thus not only do these Lands
grade OF qualify bat they viii be sold IN bodies
VARYING 900 h. which every be suited
To those Wishing further South the desirable
portion country where f Rore Of the
living be eady had than 10 shy other country hsis
their opportunity. To capitalists Wishing o. invest their surplus
something pentuent aud Of Increasing Valae-noW
your time such smother you viii not agsib hsyes
Of Confederate Notes boGds, payable
a. the sales confirmed by The Court.
further information, numbers Of the Lands 70 offered &c.
&C. address subscriber - Gainesville L. fiA or james
-- ~ z. W b. HoD6sOE,
Receiver.
distance leaving Savannah Ca BY Ga
Rosd on Monday morning, viii reach Lake OJ q. oiocb
NJ, Tuesday, IN time for sole next day
GAiaesyIis, Fla., Nov q. lss2 dss-t5s
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RY LAME N. rAYLOR 4 COZ. AnctIone.r..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES.
/ TATE IN rHF CITY OF RICHMOND AND CnIrNrY Oh


~ TATE, IN THE CITY or RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF
HENRICOBy virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court HenrcO
county In the styled Enders Ard otherss Denest Admin
strAtor and others the undersigned Commouers will
proceed sell upon the premises MONDAY The 9Th day
February 1855 the following valuable real estate the city OF
Richmond and county Of eureo, as follows:
lst-commencng At " o'clock, NJ the farm known hRon
Hu," the late residence NJ Wm T. Depes deceased the
70 Tree Hill and other estates contains 80
land well improvi The mProyesehts consist OF excel
Dwelling Kitchen stable, and the Usual outbudng
excellent orchard Of choice fruit trees and abundance Of
water.
This property beautifully located and commands splendid
view city Richmond and scenery James River and
the surrounding country.
2nd-TWo and lots In the town Of Port Mayo adapt
ed small sized families. Sale to commence att, P NJ
8iAnd o'clock will be sold the valuable wharf Property
Rockets and known the Steam Boat wharf and opposite
the store Of o. HNsns Esq II fronts James River l+9 feet,
back about 900 feet 10 Wasr street. plat Of which
be Office.
-TWo intersection ofMaln and Elm streets Rich
Ill., and designated by the numbers i65 and 1866 Ia Adams
plan they 1872 feet and back iC5 alley
6h-At the time and place will be soil third Interest
In Of land eouta1ing acres In Heuhco county
the Central road and adjoining the aats Of w. Roper
and others.
TrRXs-one.thrd cash. Tor the whole PREFERRED the balance
at and u negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed
Interest added title retained until the further order Of the
court
The :oTeS for 1868 to be paid by re purel ,sar.
A A. MOE -ON.
$50 0. sTEGER, cJnnis'rI.
Sale conducted Nv J. NJ. TATLoE sos, Auc,s. Js7-tds
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HESkr DuaSIsoTOs

AS = a. SGaovF' ASAi p0"s'so'o'-
lanes b. HARGROTE d CO, AUG
y II EERS AND UyMWissI3S MERCHANTS, FOR TIE
SALT OF NEi O.S ~. ri NAiI sTEEEr, LTNCHsURG,
Yh-Th- subruers their services 20 the Pe5iu :or TIE
selling hrlog Of slaves, we shy business In The
auction line.
prepared TO date with board, and keep stey
any runper " slsyes li.cel iu aur N rye.
Liberal m1e slaves pre IA our hands for sao
wher desired ~
ja2i-l2m0. JAMES 2. HAR iROVf & ~.
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I ARGE AND ELEGANT Pt,N 81 + RESI-
l. bEyCE ~ TEg Town or A5ISCD Don VIRGINIA FOR
SALE PRIYATELIW we Offer private ssls ts very c"' 10
do aud desirable saence OF Genera; Floyd, Ia the toSn o!
Abingdon yIrvnis. Tins * Of the uio rapsci"rs and
thoroul ergautl built private mansions 10 % Confederate
STATES located oommHndiay euneuee enjoying beautiful
prospects every side In Of ne NEST picturesque va 81
Vr inA ThetOwn superior advantage In schools b
male AMI female Tie locality . deemed SAFE ifol The pahuo
enemy considerable sAt Ia the Con-
federaey The buclpg % brick With eton large rooms Of
hgh pc very vide PASSAGES usual compliment Of closets
and ore rooms grounds highly Improved mented
AMI shaded with trees hrubbey with choice fruit trees
There are two acres contiguous 10 the mansion, contain
,rg Icchouse and usual oubuldngI trsct Of
thirty ave acres half meadow aud half in cultivation, belongs
10 the property located lew hunde Ids distant 10 the on
rts Of The town deal OF elegant and excellent furn
ture With very large mirrors and oil paintings Wi be sold with
Anny 70 JAMEs u. TAYLOR 4 SON,
iag-st AuetonsdTs, RchmOnd, Va
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DiT.


BY JAS. P: scoTr SEQ. A,c,lno.r. Lynef14rg, Va.
OUR NEXT AUCTION SALE WILLTAKE
~ Tace OF rHClsDAY - ri bs.a7 ard r---sry tSs-s.
AFTER or eafn slter1str THURSDAY H-v a-..x
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expect n ssel sails tIs p4r he n. rsrss ,
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saoSing sf the firs fgh4ccc la, sinss
10 time.
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Ff-'iesickshurg
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. RAte ~ requested. TAKOy vtiII.ht
Z Ja4-ids Act.
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rCOrCH SNUFF AND SMOKING ToBAC

- The rsgses Tasnaastgrer Of the esseTstd
fsmrse Tararco tBiy Boses, GFssd T1fey, VII
ago. sa flspaai as tniArgat BIB capacity q usnIfse
rc siied ~ ti,5-s tbs Dsnsfscafe Of rerioS
rasy 'eer'h ssa sieh Il g sos rPsfsi 70 fs,s y.
slsS ana ts traie gssfsigi ~ Sksessls pToe Il ma
,orJ .. Fh sRd JsetsOs strcs;s, Va
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PAYMENT OF pEprs.

On motion of Mr.. RUSSELL, of Va, the Committee
on the Judiciary was instructed toinqure Into the
pedeney Of requiring debtors against whom judgments
or DEGREES are rendered ganshees under the seques
ssutou lava to pay or ascurS the same without delay
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-12
Copperhead Electioneerinx Capital.

1t Is said Necessity is the mother of inven-
tlon." From the character of the political
inventions of the copperhead leaders. it is ev-
ident that dire necessity must have been the
prolific mother of their electoneering docu-
ments. Their pathetic appeal to the "voters
OF Maine" based upon the CHASTITY wounds of
Bion's patriotic son, who. we have heard it
more than intimated, acds nerer in a battle,
is most natural and legitimate offspring OF
necessity.
But granting that Bion' son aforesaid, whom
they have dragged into the political field to
screen the dsloyalty of his copperhead sire,
has really manifested a loyal and patriotic spi-
rt and spilled some OF his precious blood in
defence of his country, it does not appear to
have entirely washed away the guilty stains
of treason from his ambitious papa, although
it may have done much for the reputation of
the family. Though the son is for the coun-
try, the father is tor the rebels, and until the
accounts OF their respective efforts are footed
and the results shown, it is hardly sale to
place large amount OF family loyalty to the
credit of the copperhead political capital ac-
count.
Their appeal to the Farmers of Maine" to
examine their "Price-C Current" showing the
prices paid before the election of Abraham
Lincoln IN 1860 and now, for screwed hay,
molasses, linseed oil, lemons, turpentine, gin
ger, &c, &c, and calling special attention to
hay, which is quoted at $50 both in 1860 and
nor, is an elaborate display of electioneering
ingenuity worthy of "Jhe Genius" in its palm
lest days
Their illusions to the 'cost" of the present
national administration comes with an excel
lent grace from party whose records are
open to the inspection of the 'voters of
Maine" showing how in times past that fru-
gal party managed to I'LL the Golfers of some
of its present leaders with fat emoluments re-
ceived for Nebraska votes, and imaginary
public services, and how their Southern
friends Cobb, Floyd, Thomson and the nu-
merous other REGULATORS, swindlers and repu-
diators, einptied the public treasury, deprecla-
ted the credit of the government and betray-
ed it's possessions into the hands OF the South
ern wing OF their party, who we're then as
they are now, bent upon the utter ruin and
overthrow of the government, and all done
under the very eye of that eminent, virtuous,
and experienced public func,onary and i'm
mortal statesman, James Buchanan-when
such record stares the 'voters of Maine" in
the face, establishing so plainly the advanta-
ges of copperhead rule-is it not marvellous
that the people of Maine don't see it,?
Who but the ''noble-hearted friends" of Mo-
ses, Bion G. Co. are subecting the people to-
day to the expense of maintaining forty-five
regiments in New York City to enforce the
laws of the land? VOTER.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-12
Don't Forget.

l. That in every State where the soldiers in
the field have been allowed to vote, so-called
Democracy has been ignobly defeated.
2. That The triumphs in New York, Penn
sylvana, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wiscon-
sin, won by so-calied Democrats, were won
because the soldiers had no chance to vote.
3. That in Iowa, whose soldiers did vote, the
Union cause showed large gains, and four
members of Congress were gained.
4. That this year sixty thousand Union sol
diers are to vote, and they will bury copper.
headism so deeply that it can never sprout
again.
5. That in Ohio the soldiers are to vote,
and they have sworn with the home vote, to
bury Vallandigham and Pugh beneath Il ma
jority of 100000.
o. In Wisconsin the soldiers are to vote, and
the copperheads have given up the contest in
despair.
I. That in New York to-day Seymour is
despised, and his former friends concede that
if an election were to come off now, he would
be shameIuliy swamped beyond hope of ever
again coming to the surface. Democracy
went to seed in the New York mobs, and the
people have had enough of such rule.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-12

AP GOULD. The Rockand Democrat
says that on Friday evening of last week, at
the great Union meeting at Thomaston, a lady
of Rockland who was sitting near A. p. Gould,
was most shockingy insultcd by him. He
used language TO her, says the Democrat,
(which would have disgraced brothel." The
article in the Democrat closes thus:
She is lady of unblemished character, be-
loved by all who know her, one OF our best
teachers and an ornament To society. That
the villain has escaped punishment at the
hands of her friends, is because he made haste
to get down on his knees and ask forgiveness
the next day. But what apology can suffice
for such an ontl age? Where is the father or
brother who could think OF such an atrocious
insult TO a daughter or sister without having
his blood boil in his veins with indignation.
The lady had no brother or father to defend
her. The cowardly villain knew ii. He
struck at an unprotected female, in public
place, and he struck with the vlest slander-the
most brutal SANDER - the most uncalled for
and nnjusiifiable Islander, with which anything
in the shape of "a man could dare attack Il
woman. We understand that the villain has
resorted to intimidation and falsehood to
screen himself. but there Is no hole into which
he can creep aud be secure.
Oouiu Is u coarse, bullying, vitupefative, I'M
principled fellow, as all know who have wit
messed hisantcs in the legislature and at the bar
While = membersof the Judiciary Committee.
he was charged with the audacity of altering
I'm important bill after it had passed the
House, to prevent it from sticking in the Sell
ate. Such tricks are characteristic of him.
He is the fellow whom the Copperheads are
carting over the State to disgrace its fair fame
and TO dishonor its name.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-12
The Great Copperhsad Fizzle a, Gray.

A gentleman OF Gray-one Of the most re-
liable and respectable citizens of that town
assures us that the Copperhead demonstration
in that place on Thursday was an unmitigated
failure. With all the interest that Chambers
Band could throw around the occasion. and
with the prospect OF a dance to wind up with,
not more than one thousand persons were
present, and these were evidently gathered, to
a large extent, as a circus is, to crafty an idle
curiosity. F. o. J. Smith inspired only dis
gust, and Mr.. Bion Bradbury impressed all
who beard him with feeling sense of his in
trinsic weakness.
In the evening, pine stump was set on fire
to make light, and around this small knot
gathered to keep warm, while Gen. Anderson,
from the stand at the end of the church, talked
to vacancy, the tones OF his voice 10 the dark
ness, says our informant, reminding one of the
beating of lone lamb left behind the flock in
II dreary pasture. IL was Il feeble affair;
mere fizzle; dead failure; and the copper
heads were chasrinned aud the loyal men felt
no regrets. At the close of Anderson's speech
three cheers were given, the first two of which
were faint, gerry .fdint, but the last was scarcely
heard twenty yards from The stand, aud con-
sisted only of the feeble voices of,wo boys!
Thus ended the great +. o. j. Smith demon
stration. The copperheads are everywhere
killing themselves. The honest masses are
Disguised with their treason. But for ignor-
ance, prejudice and bad liquor, they could
scarcely collect corporai's guard to listen TO
their biggest guns. On Monday their doom
will be sealed. "Down among the dead men,
they will go, and no resurrection trumpet is
again to bring forth their eifete remains.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-12
+. o. J. smith at Brunswick.

The Brunswick Telegraph "a paper OPP
posed to the present administration and OPP
posed TO its war policy-a paper understood to
favor the peace democracy" - speaking of +.
o. j. Smith at Brunswick the other day, and
his unllandsone and ungentlemanly filings at
Pros. Whittlesey and Chamberlain, says:
When Mr.. Smith closed, a party of young
men in the building, standing in compact
body, called successfully for three cheers for
Wlittlesey, Chamberlain aud Cony, and got
them with a will; they called for three groans
for the Copperheads, and got them; and then
come young fellow called for three cheers
for good manners, and got them, n fair hit.
1t was rude in the extreme to call for the
groans, uniustiiiable upon any ground. We
should not adopt, by any means, all the opin-
ions advanced by Mr.. Smith. Selfrespect,
however, would compel us TO treat him and
his friends, whether called Copperheads or not,
in such Il manner as not to draw upon us the
charge of ill-inanucrs
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-12
FOREIGN PORTS.


CID at Calcutta July a. ship Eliza, Nckerson. for
den Horn. Rice: Rose stagdisb Hn,chinso, o aod
Sycamore, Treadwe1. for Iondon lido. : GIover
do Grsnitc s, s oh,na do; Reynard. Seymour. for
vim. Chase. for Colombo ~ "'"ioay' Dafk N 'ur-
for poTiland 'ago zo'h ut brig Frank tBr) Jones,
A. cienfuegos 9o,h ui,. bark NJ B s,e,.o, es., IN,
Boston. lar 23d y ldg for do e'son' nea', I'M
Al Ncuyitas 24th ult. brigs Calmuck pc,,.v.,u To-
New York about days; Thos Owen. Doxnsn,, ,or
DO. idg; Condor. Mmston, for do, disg; w farIs
Ar at Havana 22d ult. bark Ada Carter, Kepnex
Portland: 18th, ST Jago. White do; 2sth brig Ves
IA Backus: Boston; Judge Hathaway. Meyers, from
Madrid; 3Dh bark Canada, McDond, Boston: brig
b Watson. Wallace. New York: 3lst Protege Rey.
1oIds Boston; LIST inst, Merrick. Norton, Phils-
Sid 2Tth bark Mary Bartlett. Now York: 18th. sch
cyclone; WEIGH. do; LIST inst. brig Judge Hathaway.
Cid cath. sch Dacotah, Partridge. Remedies
In port Goth. bark st Jago, unc; brig M w Holt
sprague. tor New York.
Chartcred--bark Ada Carter. 200 boxes sugar for
New York direct at 81 per box; sch Foam 800 do
for Portland. tBr flag. Am property for Portland. at
Al Matanzas 22d ult. brig ortoIan, Mahoney. for
New York. ldg.
Ar at do 18th, brig Poledo, Warwick. Boston.
SID 3ist, brig Model Georges. for Holmes Hole for
orders; Orfolan. Mahoney, for New York.
Ar at Cardenas 18th uf bark r Walker. Presscy,
boston 9th: Sam Sheppard. Frisbie. New York:
brigs Almon Rowell. Doen, Sierra Morena; Albert
Doane. Jones Baltimore.
Sid 18th brig Essex, Balm. for Boston.
sailed from Cardcnas 3lst ult. brig Amon Rowcll.
AT sagua 10Th uIt banks II A Adams. staples, for
New York, ldg: brigs W Ring Huntley for do;
Speedway, Anterior. for Boston; sch Lath Rich.
SPOKEN.
Aug %. lat "a %. Ion go bark Brookman. from
Aug %. of watland Island. brig W Packer, FIN
Port au Prince for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-12

If every loyal voter in the State, who
is qualified to vote for Governor, and is able
to be at the polls. does his duty on Monday
next, Samuel Coney will be elected by over
10000 majority. Loyal voters! Shall the
intelligence be carried over the wires on Mon
day night that the State of Maine stands
equal TO Vermont or California in majority
do your duty. While our brave soldiers are
giving their lives for their country upon the
battle field, cannot we devote one day or more
TO the same cause al home? Begin to-day
and work faithfully until Monday night, rest
ing only on the Sabbath. Let us show such
success as will thrill every loyal heart with
JOY throughout the entire country.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-12

% Senator Summers speech at New York,
on Thursday evening. on our Foreign relations
has been published entire in the Boston papers.
1t is Que of his best productions.
u We shall be under the necessity of
taxing the patience of our correspondents
until after election, when we shall insert the
favors of our friends in due season, and give
all hearing who may desire, and have rcas
enable right to expect it.
~ The nominations made by the Union
men last evening for Representatives from
this city, are such as will commend themselves
to the sober judgment of every true Union
man in the city. The ticket is strong one,
and we have no doubt of its election by a
handsome majority on Monday next
sr We get cheering intelligence from old
Brdgton. The mass meeting held there on
Thursday and addressed by Hon. Henry Will
son, aud Hon. Chas. Holden, and in the even
ing by G. j. Prescott, Esq, was large aud en-
thusiastic. The Union men have nominated
Col. John P. Perley for Representative aud
they mean to elect him.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-12
HE following i st Of ihos s exempted from

FUNHE following is list of those exempted from
IL draft in the LIST District. Sept 9TH 10th and llth
John EeheIa Disability Brewster = .h sSu sab
stitutei Joseph 4 Long, only son OF widow: Chas
II Hanson. furnished substitute; John Vance,
Thos Chick. father OF motherIess children; Otis y
Gerry, disability; VIM King. furnished snbstiiute
Clement A Mitchell. Ashbary rraiton, disability;
over age: Thos Rice, alienage; Jonas b Iarbox,
John II Tarbox. Jeremiah Jeffrey. disability; Alex
andcr Jeffrey, furnished substitute; Benz Wake
field, O.tavius Day. John \ Drown samuel JEFF
frey, disability; William w Perkins, non-residence;
A Leach Jas w smith, X ebert Thompson disability;
Dana uutehns, finished substitute. Clement u
Stone. disability; Geo Peabody, only son OF aged
parents; johnson Il Bourne non-residence John
NJ Emmons, disability; Aaron Grace. Lorenzo II
Wilson. furnished substitutes; VIM Libby, disa-
bility Howard CT. ayes. only son of widow WIN
Crediford. disability; George Curtis. furnished
substitute; Franklin g H. tchns, silas Grant.
Elsa.er Jeffrey Jr Ihos Casey, Wm ,,,,s Sus n
J Hutchius, samuel Tuman, Abrsm Ridion Sias
q Pinkham. Eben Ayerill, John stone. disability;
II brigham bishop, furnished substitute; VIM Mar
Tin. Fred'k g smith disability: Joseph Avery. fur
nishcd substitute Ether rarbox. Nahum J Smith.
los Currier. disability: Horato Hight elected by
parents; Matthew D seavey, paid communication;
Enoch Neal Jr. Charles Lord. disability; Jabcz
Hobson Jr. only son LIABLE 70 duty OF aged pa cn's;
Their Neal. John Lougee, Geo Weymouth, Albert
warren john W TASTY. disability Chas u Berry.
only liable TO duty Edward II Townsend, "A
ron Marion, disability; Geo Pendexter elected by
mother; David w Libby, furnished substitute; Chss
T. Chick, Chas Bennett, Alvin l. Eastman. Hardin
Newbegin. David " TAYLOR, henry Hasty, John N
Norton. james iuft, Daniel Elliott, lr, Andrew
Hurd. disability Ehen Anderson, only s9h VI asea
PARENTS Chas Ii Wilson. Chas q Edeery, Lewis
Parker, Smith l. Sawyer. VIM II chase, , ~ u nsr-
lanes alienaye. simon Boothby, liability Danf
Jones. elected by parents psxter Hyde; Jas Mason.
John Mason Sam1 & Chadoourn Lew Merfinsiu'
a. h,i;,v. To- "A Rodger paid $500; Robert Rice,
msnpv English. Ivory Wentworth. Frank Stone.
disability; Joshua Mckinney, over age; William Il
n;sSoi snhstitnte; stephen + Wentworth. James
Rnrnham' Aimon Cove. disability; Enoch wescott.
elected BY mother. rorourx
Capt. and Provost Marshal,lst Dist.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-12

The cry is still they comel Yesterday we
announced that Judge Rice would not sup
port Bradbury! To that announcement we
have the pleasure Of adding that ex-Gov.
HUBBARD, the time honored leader of the
Kennebec Democracy, who declines to vote for
Bion Bradbury, and ranges himself with the
Unionists. 1t is well understood that the ex-
Governor would have been sent to the Senate
this year by the Kennebec Unionists had he
been willing to re-euter public life. Let Hub
bard's old supporters rally with him to the de-
tense of the Union.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-12
Bogus Tickets.

Let every loyal voter read his ticket care
fully before puttingit into the ballot box. Boz
gus tickets, headed with Samuel Coney for
Governor, and the rest of the ticket Copper
head, are in circulation. BE sure and take
your spectacles with you TO town meeting, If
your eye-sight is poor, and examine every
name OH your ticket. Don't trust your Cop
perhead neighbor to read it for you, for how
ever honest he may be in business matters, he
will not hesitate to deceive you if he can on
town-ineetinc day.