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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-23
For SALE.

LAWN COTTAGE, situated in
ARN-0 Cape Elizabeth. two miles from
Asstfz~-lz Portland Post Office. This is one OF
MHs4ulAE the most beautiful country residen-
ces In the vicinity of Portland COM
mandug iine view OF the city, the hsrh0r and the
surrounding country. The house, stable. and out
buildings have every convenience, and surround
ed by shade trees and shrubbery aud are in good
repair. Connected with them are two acres of land
IN high state OF cultivation. and planted with ap-
pie pear aud cherry trees in bearing condition
On the whole this is one of the most desirable coun-
try seats 10 be found anywhere. and affords rare
opportunity for those desiring 10 purchase Inquire
of HENRY BAILEY CO., Is Exchange st.
jes SIN
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Statement of the Condition
OF THE
WesfbrOOk Manufacturing Co.
Notice OF Foreclosure.

wv HEREAS, Nathan Mason and Martha Mason
w wife of said Nathan, OF Windham, in the Coun-
~ of Cumberland, by their deed Of Mortgage bear
ing date April 23d. A D. 1852, recorded in Vol 800.
undersigned Israel Boody OF said Windham the fol-
lowing described parcel of laud situated in said
Nindham, viz: Being part of lot numbered forty
eight, in the fourth and last division OF WindhaIn
commencing the westerly side of the leading
from Portland TO Bridgton at or near Eakm nights
house: thence on said Knights line to sebago Pond
called; thence said Pond shore parallel TO said
road far enough to contain twelve acres; thence
eastcrly TO first mentioned bounds together with the
buildings thereon, being the premises that said
Nathan and Martha Mason bought of William Mason
aud Levi Libby, April q, 1859. And. whereas, the
conditions of said Mortgage Deed have been and still
are broken by the said Nathan and Martha, now by
of the breach of said conditions | claim a
foreclosure of said Mortgage aud give this notice
for the purpose of forecosing the according TO
the provisions of the Statute.
ISRAEL B0ODY
North Windham. July 81, 1868 jy22 w3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-23
TO LET.

EOR term Of years the vacant Lot Of Land on
Il Fore street. above India street recently occu.
pied by II. y. Noble Co.. as a Lumber Yard
Apply TO LEWIS PIERCE.
apoD II "a Middle Street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-23
Sale.

O. THE Three Story Brick DWELLING Uouse
H,,,: No. 1876 Congress street corner Quincy street
x<2. Said House contains fourteen finished
rooms; Is warmed by furnsce; plenty Of hard and
soft water; an abundance of closet room Enouire
OF JAMES T.. FERNAID
ap2dU 81 Middle Street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-23
FOR SALE.

ca HOUSE No. 172 Cumberland Street be
F;.. tween Elm and Chestnut now oceuried by
&s4k Rev: w. X. Clark. Said house is in good re-
par !. buiit Of brick and contains thirteen rooms
nghted with gas. Good cellar and furnace. Title
clear. 100
For particulars enquire of THOMAS r. JONES.
or j. G. PRoCTER. Lime Street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-23
For sale.

f<eSzA good two-story house. barn. and ar
ts.sHd riage-houke, with lot s. = IS feet in Back
l--skA Cove Village, near rukey's Bridge, about
one mile from Portland post ofice-a pleasant stu.
alton.
Also one house lot on Monument street. in Port.
land, which is an unfinished house; and one lot
about one hundred feet square, on Atlantic street;
will be sold entire, or in two lots Terms easv
Apply TO j. HACKER
iell deod& wtiJ2
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-23
FOR SALE & TO LET.
To Let
House and Lot for $1,000.

4 GOOD LOT containing over 100 square feet
IN with very good House, on Montgomery street
For particulars inquire of JOHN G. PR0CTER,
Lime street. apol M
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-23
For Sale.

s-~ THE Steamboat JAMES HoLToN.
.s1rS<SsxssSSz5f now lying at Union Wharf; was
~ built lss2-is 90 tons burthen-75 feet
long, 10 feet beam; has a very large Cabin /. well
oai,t % IN every respect The boiler and machinery
viii be sold separate together For particulars
enquire OF JOSEPH II. WHITE
Portland, June 20. iyiw
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Administrators Sale Of Real


Tll virtue of license from the Hon. Judge OF Pro-
Il bate, hin,and for the County of Cumberland.
shall sell at pubic auetion Saturday. the 2 day
Of August next, al O'Clock Z, NJ. the premises.
on Stevens Plains. Westbrook,-the lot of land and
buildings theron, of the late Benjamin W. Ballard.
situated in said WcstbrOok. and bounded North by
the avenue 10 Evergreen Cemetery-Nest by said
Cemetery ID rods front the pains road. There is
about II acres of land, on which fruit trees, q
plenty of 6ooseberry. Raspberry aud Curran bush
es, Wilson and other choice kinds OF strawberry
plants in abundance W. b. GOODRICH, Admir-.
/. Jnly %. laM2Mtalw
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6tHAMBERSi in the second story, over store es
~ Middle Observation-Disclosures Building. Possession
given Immediately. Inquire of
Jan2tf A. T. DOLE.
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Desirable Zeal Esta.e for Sale.

ONE undivided half Of the r,go sroRIEp Brick
" DWELLING HOUSE, WITH LOT NO. 81
GREEN STREET. taboye Cumberlandl The 10. is
about SO 100 feet. The house contains ten finished
rooms well arranged for 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.
lSe Commercial street.
les DIFF
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Pleasure Boats

FoR SAFE OR TO LET.
LAUREL, Sch rigged, 2T feet long
ArL TWILIGHT, Sloop, q feet long
MAA WATER WITCH, Sloop. Il feet long
3Ass Apply to f. HARLOW,
my5 d'f 229 Fore Street
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1 CLIFF COTTAGE. containing over 20
rooms large stable and sheds-situatedtw two
E&&ks4 and one-haf miles from Portland and the
EEHd,H finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa.
41AA tering place, and summer boarders For
particulars enquire OF GEO. OWEN
api dtf 81 Winter Street. Portland
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VALUABLE
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GHHHE subscriber Offers his farm near Gorham
IL Corn for sale. Considering the goodness OF
the farm and buildings, the nearness TO the Semi
nary, Churches. Depot &C., this is regarded one
of the most desirable residences in Cumberland
county. Purchasers invited TO examine the
premises. Price S750i. Questions by mail freely
answered. GEO. PENDLETON Gorham
je6 d& w2m
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. II , a l. T..
&r+A The Store. House and Lot 344 Congress
i.ssHH street-a first rate stand. A desirable and
---s&s= well finished House, with 10 finished
rooms. besides closets ha sc Abundant supply OF
hard and soft water. Lot 2sxa0. with common ras-
sage way IL feet wide. For particulars inquire OF
JOHN c. PROCTOR,
jy22eod3w Lime Street
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28

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,oi.tei c,m,nl..ioae, of a S-,fe I'd fr1n \
ioui, To BIZ Rapids
The bu wa- ordered printed ard placed On
tb. ref e-ii order.
The committee on Safe on4.ss reported blrs
bi.l 10 lrgaHzs ce tain volunteer hmiis f.lirf
orders ia the c,uutq o. Clinton. a.d recommend
"a its passage.
The oiI vas placed o. the general order.
The committee on towns aud counties report
ed bill to change the name ot the village Of
Fred I'm the county Of Mou;calm. 70 that of
Stanton and recommended rs passage.
The bill was p aced on ,he general ORDER
Tacs i-.t comm tee on sul,- made "a report
zii.i Vas aec.nted and i, 3 on th. t4b'e
10. h.loeur oAl- were aaaoau,. AS having
passed the H5a,-.
toazn-nd an act 20 -f.e- -hc powers an ;
duties Of boards of supervisors g..
4 bil 90 change the name OF the Carlton Salr
Manufacturing Company 10 Empire Salt Compa-
nv
bill 10 provide Cor the payment Of the off.
cs.s and members Of the Les Stature.
an of which were read tsiee aai the fist re-
farr,d 10 the committee o.. i4.iciarv. the second
10 committee o. sat intere-, aud the third TO
the conn ittee on faarce.
The concurrent resolution To provide means
90 perpetuate the names of our off GERS ard So,
fiers who have ial eu on the battle della and died
Of disease while ia the service OF their c1autr7,
&. was also announced As havi.r pissed the
House
NJ Jerome introduced a bin ~ regulate the
manufacturer ana TO proviie for the insoec-i,n o-
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L1nsing. JIu'iarV 2U Sr3
H0use met and wls called to 0rdrr-rol called
-Qlo-um present.
several petitions we're presented and referred
1he Commitl-, on banks ard interpretations
reported hack bl 70 amend The charter Of The
Farmers Mutual Ere Insurance Association OF
me county ui B-rrien rirh amendments
The House concurred in the amendments. the
oi.. AS ordered printed AID placed on tae gene
-a order.
This committee s'So reported back a Dir % re-
furo ,he money pad for bo1ntiss to volan-
feer- SIKH a substitute Tn House adopted
'1e substitute. l. Ezs ordered printed aai ss-
ier.el 70 the committee Of The oie
To- committee on A-v'am tlr The Q a.. D-mb
ard Bind. reported thar they hli a--e-i % VS.
'r tha- ia-,i alton oa Wedae-iir. aruarv asrh
The committee on a.. icli-u-e aol maruf.c
rtreS epo--ed sack a e.i % amend c,m7a-5
.tF- IN relation % the poxers snl la.ies Of
r'~nsfi.s to make bF avs &c TIE ail vas
ds-et printed sni rt;s red 20 committee % r-e
whole
The committee OF safe af4i-s reported hack
j'.ur restitution az borzrs tae sale Of : ol1
copies ot The compiled laAs; which vas ordered
printed and referred 10 committee OF me whole
The committee on agriculture, t., reported
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28

y. Itt4 Ug ..I 3D. Lon NI.4i
oporu,a ur.senf. L,areo. absence wa, ,rr,nt
81 L, senator, gal.o., ami F,lf4r
Several petition, were presented and refer
red.
The committee on the iad-c-ar reported q
bIl fo-t.e relief off Theron Botw.ck.
A>oali.l ia .trn. nd au ast to authorize the
Auditor General 90 ,aeate and sea ASIDE cor
tain tax sil.~. Nc.
Al-oa oil i,amead an act todefna the pow
. or and duties OF boards of sI.4er.i-urs. ac
Al-oa bin to aufb0rl. .acknoal .drmeafs 10
het4keA lei,r. CERTAIN military officers.
Also bll io authorize t.- appo ntme1t ol
comm ss.oaer- to lake ac,roul sneats and
20 ad minister oatl- aud .H-m.t.o.s toct.zsl.
of tbi- STA. 20 absent tler..rou
All Of which oIl- w,r. ordered printed. re-
rrred O. comm t-.- of ihs whole a.d placed
on The general order.
-r.-. o...urni t... .... s----- -------- l-'- ..
".il To p .V'it o- Il- "f OBJ officers
'.e !" ''l 60. '- i'r - '' e
"Aie3 was l'''-' oi 'H" ora '- iHld reai-
l--
ine comm. .''" o." S'.. i.eiest reported oacA K
q '-'I 'o "'I prov
i't '-i 'i-f ''i'- o' ''..' ".'i "'" tH.i'.,s
am '''" .'- cur 7' 'N anu '"'
OH ''" ID i' -.7" '-N -li''' '' comm. 'l''
o' .ie "io''.
me committee on s'i' iAl -'e7l report 'n oAcN
Z. '-" vi."-e '"- "'N'e 0' .'e val. 'vl ~
i".' -'i'- '' .''- 'P'', 'o ''Pir 9"'s D'.'.'
P'"1 ""-e' was l''V-" oi '-1 o''1i % 'ili j
i-' comm .-. %" ''.l.i- n Fpoi'tu p'cN I-S
".u'o' ll rei'.'ol 10 'le p'"l. o. p'E'''
".ils a. lle eAp'Hse "i parties naN'ns tle ap-
P"ca'io"' Win Recommendation against It's
pa,0'-'
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Laaing. Jan q, ls6s.

Laining. Jan ., 1903
Senate called 20 ordcr-f0l called-quorum
present.
Toe committee or State affairs reported bih
Tor rhe erection OF a b..lfg for ile Treasury
Department, Wl.ch sac ordered printed and re-
ieff-d r0 committee of t0e ahoi-.
The committee on the Judiciary reported back
1.l o. amend -ecao. s51. computed lass, rela-
tive 20 oafa- oi Office oi i.fsue- p41ac, which
ea- referred 20 committee r lhe whole.
The committee on mil'il reported back BIZ
70 i-salz ,ae action % iae electors o.. tne tosn-
ships o.. Van B.ren R.m4.-- Huron ana -1mp-
Ter. Way. e., O., which Wa- referred % commit
tee Of the eh0.e.
Ihe committee on the judiciary reported back
b.I to provide for fhe paying or funding oi the
bounty found raised b.. the c.rz-r- oi Detroit +
Falcl aa- ordered printed, and referred 90 COM
n.ffee OF tie Nao.e.
TIE committee oa u.a ia reported back con-
current re-oi4ri01 il regard % procuring the
aane- and re- 4ence oi vo.4atecf- d.. shich
eas rei.frtl to committee q, the ~to.e.
Toe committee oa roads and bridges reported
34csa o.I to provide for o4.Il.- 3 AID repairing
bridges. Hh.cl ea- i4i. or t.e t41'e.
The committee on r-era improvement re-
ported back ID o.l 30 amend aef ID. IS. .' ss-s.o .on
avs of le47. ali-a aa- 4.1 oa roe table.
81. Hea,t Introduced a 3l % change the
name OF Ge0r-s IT, NcD9as.8 20 George II.
VIe'4, wl.cl was read tEce a-d referred ~
-0mni-fee of tie whole.
Mr. FOxler introduced jl'rt resolution ten
iering the ilars- of tae s,4-e 20 tde M.caig4a
soldiers n ihe fed, ~h.ca aa- read t@ice snd
referred 20 committee on militia.
NJ CraDo introduced h.il reis'ive 10 tender
ol damages - rs.l road ca1iosni--;
A'-l. d f... +I.f rr1I cf-P- D
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Lansinq Jan. =.

L1Hsff7. o'17l- . q.
House met pursuant 70 al arnueut, and WAS
called % order or he Speaker.
Rol ca lsd-eaorum Present.
Several petitions were presented ard referred
TIE committee on toxus and courtiss. report
ei adversely to The petition of A. D. mpa~on
ard Others, f1r an ac- 20 vacs-e a certain street
ia tle village of B-ming lam. sui tie petitioner
were granted leave % Wlt-drav their petition;
Trev a'so reported back 5i.i % ie-s'zs tre
TAX a. Huron rowrslip. Huron county. sc, with
amendments, aL.c1 vas placed on tne order o.
tairi realir-
Ins committee on ru5'ic lands. reported back
biz % p-0eii- f1- tAe oismert o. 1-' o i4-ei
-Ramp 4ni ioaG contracts. winch was ordered
printed aud ret-ued 70 the committee OF tie
wnoi-
TIE sane committee reported alTerselr 20
irl r--i-ou OF + . : cs'-- als - Others. p-s7-
Ing frr az arp-oa-er1n ef sF4n.o lara. 20 buiii
a roaa i.om Lansing. 20 iniersec. the -. Charles
Sac ROAD.
report from tie Commissioner or the safe
Land OGice Has received, a16 ordered printed
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.IOHN D HINT

SAlsNI LAWY-RAND S0LrCI0G. Ia I.r.-so- Av.r,s
Detroit, Mich. trancl otl-e. Washington D. d. rs
taois1ei n iS+l Draw - ll3 s1ecif.st.'-s me-.
pArei- All Patents obtained on new iavanti,-s ~
every description. Cis's taken upon con fac
tle Inventor 50 iosrss-that Is no patient no nav
AaEles given and Circulars sen: gratcitously S65vl
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EDGAR HOUSE.

Laasia-. Nichi-anN " E gar Proprietor The ri-7~
Hl-st IS new ntvilE been flsI clmpetsl aui is Dr.
80 lp tlroi.no-t in the best style and with new l-
nitlre. O1 W1slilEtHn Avenue ns,- ~. s-s ~ a..
OH LilsinS ho-se ~tlEs rlva This TTr-s. f.irr So
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EXCaIANGE laNri,t--

Il. n ROGERS Proprietor. Mason. Ins1a-n cos1tr v-b
lstn- Lllsl-5. ID X-s-. ana J--S-ll STAKES stop ar
tnls d So Clt-sss rtisl-4o.s \ Livery Stable IS
colnectsl VITA tlc Ho-ss s4tr
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NJ HUDSON, 9ropr.et1r Wn r HOCCN. Clerk. Ian
sag, AcAigll- S,.s l.lvc this Hllss daily Tor
gAcsso1- - J'lns uet-oit. ana int-rmeilt. 7.lccs
Lansing, JAY !. sol
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Justice. OF the supreme Coust.

CLJ.5- AAI4It. t44-4 -ll.--.
I--l-.- D. -4l... -lll..-I, Ass,-llts J st.ce
JAIL T. t..llfl.LL
E.A..ylI ~ 1lA.-4tD,
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EsENrON ElOr-An

81 J. u SIIEARER. Lansing. Michigan. stages r1r s.
Joa1s JicAsla, u..r1it 40 M.rshl .save tlis House
daily
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EAGLE ROTsL

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Omce at his rssl Isac,. On
Mua >trcat. in usNl.t. Clinton County Niclrlr AL
calls prom0lly att,aleI o.
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q. w. TOPPING. V. IL

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Once v.st or wash
iaEtol Avenue, North oi Presbyterian Cl4rll.
: b. HuIL gs-vt 3 s,.r-r
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ATTORNEYS C0l1s,uors anI Solicitors. Ilnsi.- Mich,
gtl. Prompt attention gwen O. Collections. Pawn .ut
Of Tax $, Al laves,is iiiJa oi LaaI Tres.
r g. DART - % BINGHAM
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WAGON AND GARBAGE MAKER, Zoo. 0f Washington
street, os.ow tls LlAslug Alls- Fresh stone Liu-
eolsii1tly on n4ai, at reasonable prices.
Lansing, April 80, -6l Iv3ll
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L1uF1g. jan p. 1859
The House net ard vas called 70 order oy tie
Speaker.
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DARr q RINGEIAm.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Omce auI dwelling o.
Mcalsau Av-nle, lve doors cast ol the Post Ua.cs
Lansing, March lu. lSa- ivs5a
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JEREMIAH T. WOODBURY., LiNA PITCHER,
WILL All 1kOJh-, EAA-IL- uJ--El
IL ih-E IltA-h. lANltL J.. PRATT
DIX. l.. ii. van urJ -EN Medical .parl-t-4llnt.
AS 4l-a l0- tl- l4s-l--- lIlaz
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aaONAGao rKATT.


ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law AMI s3i-it5- 8.
Snll-5ry, AMI Orcut Colrt Comm ss.0ucr. Mason
lls1lm -0Ilty. lll1llEln.
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Regents of the University.

zORCF WILLARD NliILt j. BANIL4
L.WIN WllIII-
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Trustees Of DeaI, Dumb & Blind
Asylum.
JAMES a WALkE2 BENJAMIN rlLE,OE.
j. T. Leroy
REv. b 81 FAY. Principal
Asg :. D.. ll.l- - l-Il IL I-llL
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BUILDER MltcglAs furnished 44l 4ll Ninls o. B
dona. 4li on short notice. a
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Business Oircltorn.

LONGXEAs d BURTCH.
LAW, CHANCEkN. AND COLLECTING BUSINESS
LlNGYEAR, AR,...-.......... B. D. w. utAfcI.
Ialsilg Michigan.
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AMOS ROOT, ALFRED g. BATES. EuWlN A. TOOIE
VA L. aLAIJA, Agent oi tl. state Prison.
J. FUSENE I1NNtY. Stlf. flbrariln.
GEJ " BtUWN, -4Yt. 81 Mi-y E. Falls ship Canal.
J. GRIFFIN, PlesiIett state Agriculture -o-i-ty.
state Board Of Agriculture.
DAVID CARPENTER ulLfhIAll o.. WILLS
JU,IJ- rAuE. slLA- 4 VERNE.
PHlLJ fAs-UN-. tuAlLE, kllH
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Board OF Control OF the Reform,

Railroad Commissioners.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
From the Boston Journal.
Capture Of jacksonville.
HILTON HEAD, March II

HILTON HEAD, March 10, 1868.
You have doubtless had information that
Jacksonville, Fla, is again in our possession.
1t was calamity occupied by Col Higginson
with the LIST South Carolina regiment, at 7
O'Clock A. NJ last Thursday. The regiment
surrounded the town before the Inhabitants
were aware of their presence. The rebel troops
were out on picket beyond the town. Colonel
men pushed on and came in contact with two
companies OF cavalry. sharp skrmish fol-
lowed in which Montgomery lost two killed and
three or four wounded. The rebels lost five
killed aud ten or twelve wounded The gunboat
Uncas came up and threw shells. One of
Montgomery 'smen was killed by one of our own
shells.
The negroes displayed great bravery. They
could hardly be restrained from pushing on
pell-mell regardless of consequences There is
an old patriarch among them, gray headed and
100 far gone to do any fighting, but he is a
prophet and priest, almost king. He har
rapgued them; told them that every one who
get killed in so holy cause was pretty sure of
stepping right into Heaven! 1t was "a short cut
to eternal glory The fellow who hung back,
who was afraid if he got shot, there WASH t
much hope for him He is greatly venerated
by the negroes, and his eloquence had won
dsrfnl effect upon the soldiers. IIE gr
The sudden appearance Of so large body of
trooIs at Jacksonville add the success which has
attended the expedition has evidently created
great deal Of alarm among The people. The ne
Kroes are coming in in crowds and we shall soen
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In yesterdays dispatch relative to the cavalry
fight near Chantlly, our troops were lsft--by
the breaking of the telegraph wires" in a
panic, pursued by the enemy and " they 1--WE ara
not quite certain whether the reporter meant
our cavalry or the telegraph wires)
yet" We are now happy to state that the
cavalry were reinforced, rallied and again
chased the rebels to distance of eight miles,
but we regret to getno report from the 'wires. .
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Several of the recently released prisoners be-
longed to the party of ODD Ohio boys, whom
Gen. Mitchell detailed after the battle of Co
rinth to destroy railroad in Georgia, and who
were captured in the interior, treated as fe ons,
put in irons, starved and denied light and air
for nearly year. Seven of them were dragged
in irons to the scafold and executed Lieut.. Bar
rett of Ohio, who received 100 lashes on his back
rather than disclose the name Of the leader Of
the expedition, WAC one Of the witnesses.