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The Portland daily press., 1864-06-25

IMPURE BREATH.-Among all the disagreeable
Consequences that follow the decay of The teeth
an impure breath must be the most unpleasant and
mortifying to its possessor, and it is the most mex
cusaole aud offensive in society. How often It's pos
s,ssor experiences a distant coldness shown even
from The best of friends, or perhaps the one most
fondly cherished from this source You are ignor-
4 OF the cause yourself the subject is 20 delicste
yonr mos intimate friend will not mcnii IN H. Why
not remove tn one gr' a. barrier 20 your healk
beauty dndhIEpiaess at once. bv using that Justly
popular Dentifr @. Frag' ant SOZ0UO IT, the most
con enisnt, pleasant and effcacious gem for the
toilet the world has ever produced.
bottle nchia 4.
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june I6. 1881
Wesihrook.

The citizens of Westbrook. who are upcondificn.
ally loyal to the 6oy.r OF the United States,
ana Wno support all its mes for suppressing the
on Saturday, June 18th, at O'Clock Z M, for the
purpose OF selecting Delegates TO attend the Union
day, June 29rh,
And also to select Delegates to attend the First
congregational District Con- enton, to be he'd In
Portl. ON Thursday, July h.
Per order of Town Committee.
Westbrook, June Is, 1864 Juno did
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Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes OF cur climate are sources OF
~ mosary, bronchial, and Asfamafic lRecfioas
Expenenc nssiug proved that simple remeoie. 0 :
ten act speedily when taken in the eary
di'eae recourse should at once be hid to ''Brora's
bronchial Iroches," or LICENCES, let the Cod
Cough or Irritation of the throat be ever so se ht
a. oy I'M p-ecauton more seriou attack may be
ensctuai warded OF Ps6iic speakers and Singers
VIII nnd them Ell ctu II for cles and siren CHEN
ing ths voice Soldiers should have them as they
can be carried in the pocket and taken a. sccason
requires. june25dkwIm
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TEMPERANCE AMONG THE YoUNo.-Mr.
j. Reyell, Secretary Of the American Tempe
rance League, is doing good work among
the young In our State. On Sunday and Mon
day, he had large meetings at Bangor, and on
wednesday, he had two Of the largest meet
ihgs at "aterviie, ever held, upon the sub
lect OF temperance in that place. Joshua
Nye, Esq. presided. The children had each
boquet OF flowers in their hands. IL was a
mos Interesting sight. At the close of the
meetings, about 400 signed the pledge. Mr..
R-yell il expected at Lewiston on FRIDAY aud
Saturday evenings. GATH and 25th inst.
G.
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Notice..

The Union voters of Cumberland are requested to
meet 81 the TOWN House ia said town. on saturday
June x5tn at O'Clock T. NJ, to choose lesa es 10
the ate Convention, to be holden at Augusta,
June 18th.
Also to chose delegates to atterd the fret Con.
gressional District Convention to be no den Port
land July It'll Per Order Town Committee
Cumberland June Goth, 1864. june2Idtd
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WEST MINor, June % 1894.

NHSf MINUI, JULIO 70, 1904,
To the Editor qfths Press
Please say In your paper that Lieut.. Henry
N. Bearce, SD Maine, was not killed as re-
ported, although he met with some narrow
escapes--one ball making a sad hole 10 his
coat, and another burylng itself In the breach
of gun be had picked up and was 10 the act
OF discharging. He Is now sick In the hospi-
tai. He hopes soon to be with his regiment
Yours, GIDEON BEARcE.
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DIED.

In this city. May %. Mr. Ebenezer Williams, aged
81 years months.
Mas aelusetts papers please copy.l
~ Funeral this saturday after noon, at o'clk
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
In hoxbury. Mass. June "A. Mrs George s, wife OF
Luther L Fucker, aged so years.
In ihumaston May IL. Mr. Thos II Beverage AGED
Is years months.
In bangor, June %. C Smith. ESQ, aged 49, p
IN Brewer, June % Mr. VIM Drake, aged 81
In Pennington, June 10. Rufus K Pearl NJ D.
aged 10 years
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buy Ne, sna I'll do you Good"
Use DR.. LangIey's Root and Herb Ritter,

for Janndice; Co.tivene $. Liysr Complaint. HUI
mors, Indigestion, Dyspepsis Piles Dizziness Head.
ache Drowsin Sc, and al seases arisiu from dis
ordered stomach. torpid liver, and bad blood. to
which oil persons arr subje In spri ana summer
They cleanse the system. regulate the wells. re-
store the sppe title. purify the blood and give sound.
ness OF mind and strength OF bod to all who use
them SO bs all dealers in Medicine .yery where
a. 20, % and % cents per bottle GEO. Z. cob.
VIA Co., ~ Hanover Street, Boston, Proprie.
tors. an2 Am
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Gray.

The unconditional Union vo ers Of Gray are re-
quested o meet at the Town dali In said town, on
saturday The 25th inst at o clock Z. NJ for the
purpose OF choo ing Delegates to attead the State
Convention TO be held at Augusta on the 10th inst
Also to chose Delegates TO attend the Congressional
Convention to bs held at Portland on the h Of Ju-
ly. Also to chose Town Committee for the ensuing
year. PEI Order Union Town Comm
Gray, June Is. l35f-2l
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WindflalU.

The Union voters OF windnam, who are uneondi
tionalls loyal 10 the Government and In favor OF
vigorous pros catioD of the for the su preston
of the keoeliion, will meet at the Town House in
said town Saturday the 25 hinst, o. five O'Clock
in the afternoon select to the State ana
Congressional District 'onyentions.
Per Oruer OF Town Committee.
Windham, June Is, 1874. junegldkw
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Additional Causualitios in Maine Reg'ts

the Army of the Potoni &c, are IN ;atTitfon II II
to the list before published
:, o. ii. sterbern. 1t Me. Artillery, arm; S.
Frost, 9th Me-; Lt. w. NJ. Haynes, 8 h Me. !;
r. Mason, Sth Me-; 5. Thomas, do; f. Peubal,
l, lssh Me; 1t. j. A. Godfrey, lst Ne. Artii-
ter, do; Maj. c. Cspman, do; Adj. j. W.
Clark, do; Capt. w. S. Clark, ann and side !:
1t. w. T. Nswenham, 1st Ne. both thigh,
1t. A. j. Hilton, do, thigh; 1t. A. L. Berry.
do, thigh; 1t. 4. z. Eastman, do, hand.
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NOTICE..

The unconditional Uniou Men of Pownal are re-
quested to meet at the Town House in said town. on
saturday tn 25t inst. at o'clock P. NJ for the
purpose OF ses citing delegates TO attend the State
Convention TO b. hoi N at Augusta, June 20 b.
Per Order OF Town Committee,
Pownsl, Jnne 18Th. ls64.-dtd
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In Bangor. June g. Chas Twambiy of Saco ana
Miss Ann Hathaway faitsn. Of b.
In Bangor June a. Jas w waldson and Miss Ad-
die l. York. both OF Old own
la ii pc. June To- George sibloy, of Appleton
and Mrs Mary Grant, of Rockand.
In haehiasport. May 5, Israel Foss and Miss
Apphia knight
In MaehiaspOrt, May 49, David COlson and Miss
Sarah Page.
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Per Order Town Commute, ,.
Town Caucus.

The citizens of North Yarmouth who are uncon-
diionally loyal TO tie GoYornmenI are requested 10
meet in caucus at the Town Hoase. At O'Clock p.
on Saturday jane 25b to se CT delegates TO attoSd
the Convention q Augusta June 29fh. Also 10 Sc
lect Delegates to tn District Congressional Conven
ton al Portland. July 9Th
Per Order Town Comm.
June 16, 1888
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SP CIAL NOTICES.
A New Perfume for the Handker-

a most Exquisite Delicate ans fragrant Perfume.
Distilled from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from
II takes its rame.
Mannfaciured only by PHAL0Et SOW. n Y.
Bescdre Of Coa lterfeifs ASK for phaioa,s-
Take no Other. Sold BY Druggist. generally
jane2i'64G3m
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Notice,

The Lincola and Johnssa men of scarboro are re.
quested to met at the 10 sn House ia said town on
saturday the 18th inst, at 81 O'Clock r. to choose
delegate. 10 the State Convention to be held at Au-
gusta the 20 inst also to the District convention
TO be held At Portland Jolly It'll.
junez2d&wtd Per Order Town Comm,
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~ A dispatch received yesterday state.
that Lieut.. Col. John Marshall Brown of the
32i Maine, has arrived at Washington, and
that his wounds are doing well.
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Ward Caucuses.

The onalifl ID voters ofths City who desire the NJ
condition. al mainter o the Urion, and the sn-
premcay Of tbs Constitution and the complete SUI
pres,ion Of The rebellion. with he cause thereof
vigorous war, and all apt and efficient means are n
aussted meet at their several Ward Rooms on
Saturday Evening Next,
JLNE 25ra. AT soCLoCK,
for the pu pose OF selecting Five Delegates fror
zach ward 20 attend the State Convenfion 10 be het
al Auspsfa on Wed esday Jun. 2sfh.
The delegates thus chosen will seect one deiegaa
atla-ge.
The eau u es will be holden 10 the foiiowin.
p'acs;
In Ward l. At Engine House. Monument st.
- Ward Room congress 81
Myrtle -.
4 Old City Hall.
Sou ST.
/" Spriug st.
.. Brac xetf ~.
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ECIAL NOTICES,
Caucus.

The citizens of Cape Elizabeth who are uncondi
tonally loyal to the Government, are requested Il
meet at the Town ~ use on Saturday the 25th inst
at O'Clock la the afternoon to select Delegates tC
attend the ate Convention at Augusta June 29th
Also to select Delegates to tbs District Convention
at Portland July 2.
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CARR ELIZABETH, July l. 1862
SiR.-Durfng my connection with the State Re-
form School. as q teacher, l.. +. Atwcod's Bittefs
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A.P. HILLMAN
HANOVER. NE, Oct /, 1851
Dear SIR IL have used l.. f. Atwood's Bittars
Tor some 10 or 10 years. have tried great number
Bitters the only remedy that have ever relieved
me OF this distressing complaint. My neiyhbors
have also been greatly benefited by the use OF them
JOEL HOW.
~ Betcare Of Conaterrsifs and base ineitations,
some Of ichich aer signed IN" F., instead Of L. n
Afaoood The genuine Is signed l.. r. Atirood, and
as q s4fegndrd against imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL .coasfersigned II, H. HAY. Druggist, Port.
land, Me- sole General Agent
For sale BY respectable dealers in medicine oener
ally. ian i6 6neod&w
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
SO MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND. Me-,
A. 8. DAVIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May I2, 1854. mayI2dsm
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G l. A II X 3

FOR THE HAIR,
Restores Gray and Faded Hair and
Beard to its Natural Color.
AND is MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
FOR The HAIR AND HEAD.
-ooo-
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Restores the Color.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Erad,cates Dandrun.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE.
Promotes Its Growth.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Prevents Its falling OF.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is an unequailsd Dressing.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Is good for Children
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Ladies.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Old People.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Isperfectiy harmless.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is not Dye
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Beauties the Hair
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Issplendid for whisksrs.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Hair in its Place.
cKARk's RESTORATIVE.
Cures Nervous Headache.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prevents Eruptions
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Stops Itching and Bnrning.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool.
cLARh's RESTORATIVE,
Is delightfully."- perfamsd
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains NO Sediment
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gum.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prepares your for Parties
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Balls
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
All Ladies need IL
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
No Lady will do withoutit.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Costs but 81
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Is Sold BY Druggists and Dealers Every where.
Price 81 per bottle.--s bottles for s5.
c.G. CLARK & co.
PRorRIxroRs.
WI. PHILLIPS, Portland,
General Agent.
March 3, 1854 mch3 cody
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THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGIST,
AND
PRACTICAL TRU - FILTER,
Corner OF Exchange s. Federalism.
perfect Mt guaranteed. The poor literally con.
hdered. mch25 diff
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PORT OF PORTLAND.


Frtdag................. ........... Jvmo "a
ARRIVED
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood. New York
Steamer Lewistos. Knight, Boston
Steamer Lady ang, koix, bapgor
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. 81 John
NIB, tor Boston.
sch Valiant, tBrl Crowley. Hillsboro NIB.
Sch Dunion, Jameson, New York
sch Sarah Buck, Grover. Eddysyille NY.
Sch Exchange, Randall Elizabethport.
Sch Rienxi. Crockett. Bangor.
sch Valiant, Harris, Belfast.
Sch Specie. Prince. Harpswell
Sch boquet, johnson, Harpsweli.
oloop Hector, Morse. Bath.
CLEARED.
Brig Charlena, Niekels. Cardenas--Geo Hunt.
Brig OTison Adams, hopkins, ayana-I kmery.
brig Martha jane, tBrl Corbetf. Two Islands-
master.
Sch Noel. tBrl Marsters. Hantsport NS-mastcr.
sch q GOLFER, Crosby, New York = Orlando
Nickerson.
Sch Brsmhaii. Kicker. Boston, Brown & Sons.
Sch Globe, snowman. Bosron-Jos II white.
sAlLED-wiDd N wv brig Orison Adams; sch
BramhaJ and others
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A RESPECTfABLE private. hrxt-e,s.. Ro.,s,..
n House. just opened. being newly htted up al ~
free street. for gentlemen with OF without thar
hmiiies. Suits OF rOoms for families. june25dI vs.
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March 9o lat "a 50 3. Ion 50 o5 W. chip Ellen Hood
hiiby from Caliao tor Antwerp.
April 4, lat % 43 8. Ion a "a ~ ship Thalata FIN
Boston for Melbourne
May ~. lat ~ ST. Ion II 81, chip WIN Frothin CHAM
from New York for Hayrs
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June 23-dtC
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- -~Nn


On Sunday, December 18th, et The resiz-oe of
her soi.-in-!d"-, Ar. Af-et winston, Mrs. APlLRA
JOHN son. re.lct q the late Nr Chfi-topher John
son, Of Cork, Ireland, IN tha SixtvGGh yaar Of her
ag~-
The friends of her family, ard hose OF her bro
theirs. the irtp John T. and Elward F. Martin, are
requested attend her flneru. at Dr. Hcge's Church
THIS Tuesday MORNING at 10 O'clock.
At MG. John DunstlI's, in Chesterfield on Sa-
turiay, Eth instant, Nj. JOHN 1hOGA-, 81 Nah
chester, IN the htty-sevcnth year Of hi- aee
Ills ffheGat viii tajCe plaee from the Methodist
Church III Manchester TODAY A. l0o'clook. The
friends ana ac4uaintanao7 are invited 20 attend
without further nctlc@.
At his residence. in thi7 city, on the 29th Of Nc
yernb-r, after rrofractea 7ckres' Of nearly four
veacs. and tor nh precious 10 his death, OK
troIne lIr"1a, WILLIAM l.. LOVE- r, IL the thGfr-
ninth year OF h;s age, leaving a devoted wife aud
three childle to mourn Their iireparable loss He
vas 4 kiud husband and father. May he resi in
Philadelphia aut wes,chestor, Pennsylvania, pa
pers please COPY.
q; TYPHOID Group, ON Sun lay evening, December
Ism, r. o',Iotk, JONNH +, e.dest son OF + y
aai Mary t. HiIl, ar,j t..r-o v~a-snt tour months.
iow ble4t are those whose tIan +lr,t years
PAS hh, N. cy,':.ag Iua-,u u''s I.g''.
Not G7Ih With .EIlt r,I G.W with ieal',
Whose gou,sr wa- shorr, u:-!.ud.d bf!.At
He tcI before hi- infant soul
Had ever burnt wita v.au-- desires,
TT93 ever spIirIiea at Hrayru's control,
Or ever guenal.i it sacred IRE.
N..ht f4lls. Tut soon the morning hEht
its giyllea shall rc.tsra.
And thus ia" eyes tEa' sloeT an tCath
shall wtke Z. oI-.. no more.
TIE irtrri7 and al4a.u9:ar,es Of hIs ..'hsr'a ian
l'v are respectfully invited - att-nt h.f funeral
IIlIt .iu,siay MOANING, n 10 ..S.,.E. a. hls
itlAtr'a resI tyue-, on =. Stephens stTr~t.
On sunday evening, III, 18th 1s.9n. n. th4 third
ysIr ot hl7 a-e, JAMES 4, only ,iLii y James
AMI Isabella Thom1-
FAREWELL M parents lament r. m-Ta
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tha Finance Committee, making il a felony for The
buying resellng OF gold au1 silver for the pur.
pose If traffic within the Commonwealth of Var
FIHll.
The House took mp and adopted resoIution, OF
ferri on saturday, calling upon the dovrlnoT fpt
information concerning The number OF psrsoiIs s-
emrt.d bq him Leo1u-t. rs7ary 70 the stst o.
frn,nen.. thrir status, az. ana occupation, with
other intoiu iton lhat may te detniei pertinent 10
the matter.
Also, adopt-i, reraiution calling upon the 9u-
pPrlntentrt oi the hiTg,iIia Military lh9'tute IL.
information CJn,~rhIng The nulnbrl u Statr III
pay cadets thrir ag.' ana the time ~ their 'htiN
The bill - Increase 'hs' per IL u o1 thr inrIhbri'
Il the General Assembly. AMI it OH r., vas
taken up "a tue orler o. the jiv and !le,ed ~ !!
.tru7 from 1hr cvu.rn,ttrC. rh- prOg:-i"us ot the
t.l provide Tor fotv d0!ill7 per diem ~ the pay oi
i lrrubrr uiiy dollars ior each Ot tnr pi"atfls
lit iotty Ioi.a;s fJr tne i",ik"per, fgaaht-
at-ttIn@ and ssi-tlut ,erk aIi httern dollars feT
ttr p3grs.
The HJuan then went into selret session upon me-
tlUu u Nj Iiuc HIN son, Ot Ma5ou When tie i~ur4
Ie-UI-r-i, the i-ufa adjourned
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TIE WAR NEWS.

There Is nothing new on the north
| side of the jane river. On the lines
about Petersburg there has been, of late,
| lather more than the usual CannonadinP
| and picket firing. On saturday after
| noon, the enemy for several hours,
shelled our line near the AppomattoX
| furiouslv, but with no result worth men
tionin.. Bcsides these daily cannon
AIDES, thcre IS nothing Of interest occur
ring on the Petersburg front.
FROM SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.
Telesrana received yesterday from
Lynchburg contain the latest intelligence
We have from the raiders on the line Of
The Virginia and East Tennessee rail
road. From the latest Of these. it ap-
pears TINT the Yankees, on Saturday,
having come to Max Meadows. ten miles
this side vi " ythcyille, turned bacl. to-
waYd2 Abingdon, destroying property If
all kinds a they went. As they were
returning, Colonel Wi;cher struck them
at Adkins on Saturday evening about I
o'clock, and fought them till night Ad-
kinH is n point on the railroad seven miles
this side Of Marinn The result Of Colonel
Nitchcc'; fight is not given. 1t is be
lieved that the enemy have succeeded in
| destroying the machinery ut the lead
works, the report that that point was
guarded hy '5rueral Vaughan being un-
true From tho celebrity of their move
| mrut9, il Is doubted whether the enemy
have any artillery and some think that,
| for the lack uE this ann, they have not
and viii not attack the salt works. The
statements Of the trltHram3 mentioned
are based on information telegrarhed
| to lVncfburg by officers of the Virgins
| and Tennessee railroad, one OF whom
| escaped from the enemy Al Glade
Spring, and the other went otit from
Lynchhurs on an engine To make re
| connoisssnce. Thee officers also report
that the enemy has destroyed every
brilne on the railroad between GLADE
Spring and Max Meadows.
Yankee papers confirm our surmise
that Stoneman was in command Of this
! raiding party.
THE NEWS FROM TENNES9EE
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CONFFDERATE CONGRFSG
SE.NA
Al q

St.NA /.
MoYplY, December -, 1864
The Senate met AT l. oo.ock NJ
hlr Walker, u Alabama, p.raeItrd lont r-soln-
tiur4 q the LesIGatuTa ot AIHh2InJ TrtHtIyr -
Ett,4iurut and the schedule uI pIlC4' fixed by the
Confederate commissioners, also, JOINT resolutions
OF tle III glng Ia" payment oi Etr army hY NE
auttolItlrS q The Confederate State". Ofd~TTd to
be lrlut-d.
Mr. Garland. OF AJkausas, rrnaentet me petition
Of lghrV Treasury clerks relative IL then salaries
k-tetGri - the Committee on Finance.
MI. Johnson, ut Georgia, offered Tefo-uNCil,
which was agreed 10. that tie CUmHtIIff- on Mill
tary Atsan4 inquire INTO the cSprilency oi prrma-
neutiy eAemptln@ iIJ:n HAtuT SyI'Iet Skillet afti-
2an~, meuh4nlc" and mac h!hl@t+ employed III Go
y-nulrit -uop- aud also u inviting into the Con-
le.rlacv the same classes oi rrisons nom foreign
States upon Trdgr II similar exemption.
Ina blu - au4rEi th- a-t IoT The ratzb:s5anrnt
and uavIn-nr u t4ifus J., yrTtan description u
property ttt~h OF ltitL1--l 4inP'e@~ri wa con-
-li-Iet ana passed.
HJuz. hla II Ih.,asr me I9T AID mileage "t
la.ra,Es ant t.e .,Ite u34t.ou y III, ~ 81 The
senate .nl u.u,. " I.rIar.-TaL,es, w..7 Fas--i
@ru7f- tli regulating th- rVEr -'"aslCn ci Pot
mt-trf-. =Jea. a4eht- ali Ivutr astIt@, as loL
ii-r-i aHi Pa7+-i
u..-. bill p.o1.J,i.z ivg ll.e "a i7In-nt Ty~taEe
,u u, d,l.vety u mail inalt-t ~" ,1ni1sfei and
Ia~.ri
s.l.t.. b,ii making ILe i.y It tn ma'lnss his
same tat u th~ infantry ~ lhe army Wa con
On mot,oI u Nr halt u G-orgia the 9srat,
received .Ity se.Trt .7--tyis.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The House mt 4, thr usual hour. ana wa~ opeEP1
with prayer ty k-y. Dg. Uoggrtt. II The NrtLoI.-
tm~lp,7t tLursh.
lAe Chan l4ld heiOttthr HOufe communication
II nn tbs -, Iutty O1 llr Treasury arhug the pa
.tTc Of an at cling, triUfe maturity, bond
iyr the In.ut a-4ur tTttri pioFtty krifTf",
~ the tiuuutr tyH.Httt''.
| Nj. AcAlu.l,I, q N4rplLi4, took tie floor On L.
| bluloaltyn- uu tlIr -Ibjrc, Z! peace.
/ MI /. ii. BIItt. ~ hrutuyLy, moved i II tiTi"
Jhr mattel u ~ .c '-IJn
All the resolutions ou the subject Wy" finally q
| t,rt,-l 7, tn. yiuuisttr.- Oh fyIrlgh Ahur--
| III. tfous,. tu.n ~, IA tulruntter u the Whole
ana con- Idure1 Tie vurIrn,y bd. Gnd alter .,-'u
.Ju The toIuil4tter and t!r House 4d!o !ouIn~t
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CH >RaTD WIN Srr>yISo Othceys Moore and
Penn. At il .a.e hour Yesterday AFTERNOON, arrested
man named h. f Graves, charged with stealing
one thousand one hundred aul lorty-tsve dollars ~
Confederate Sta;,s money ana potk-G-bYok con
laIn.ug oAe hundred aud Llncty dollars III STATE
,aei "a1 tv'nnl'r,i ~ ;Ae upper static" ''i La
apFtatanle thls muIHlug
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HOUSE OF RLrRtsENTATIVLs
XTRA sTa ION.
Mn.nAE, December u, j.

The Seutt. met Al Il O'clock nj. Prayer Is Rev
III Pr,,!ktu, Of th- Ell opal tluFlh
Mr ui,krnsou oli~r~i = resolution, which WAS
alort4d lndurinp into th. eNFcisen,y ui rutollln2
and org 4rn.lng such rxrnpt7 from III" military srl-
wee ot t. Confederate State ~ may hr between The
ages of eighteen and htty years.
Mr. Hunter offered Il 't''olut'on' Whlsh was adUp'-
ed u.iulllng whether the funds appropriated Tor The
relief, Vi tnIls Ui suldler7 liyng within the lines.
or under the control vi the enriny, have, III any
case been i,audaIently improperly us"i OF ini-t-
piled by any Of the agents or otheI paheA charged
with the execution Il the law.
On motion ot Mr. Douflas the Senate ADJOURNED
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met M noon, and wa opened with
prsye, by Rev. Dr. DuY9ett.
Mr lonlIin introduced are-0lut!on, tJr I'LL irJIn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-20

'FAiHy Tsfss" r,n Crrbsrs.-we have re-
cslvri from M. George /. E!1sood, thu pubE.he-.
copies Of series of atofies for children, embracing
''tinieteli1. Or the Glass Slipper" "sIue Beard IS
Mother toose's Me."iI-~,' "Lfttlc Rcd Rang
Hood" 81. They neatly executed, and saoh
number j. illustrated with APPROPRIATE wood cuts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-20

urSo JyRY.--The jury IN the case oil )
HAMS, tined yesterday an the Hastings toui' '''
stealing d horse from Dr. Charles Mayo o' pu'N
insA.,a. being unable 70 agree upon the'f 'st1't'
w.. i = ! .rE.I al u lite ia the afternoon SUES,
ouentiy an attempt wa made oy PF'sohei i ~.
,na 1,LI,in bal, bat Judge LYONS ceh>IetS' 'sI
- - 100 grave Importance - admit o~si' sA'
tne,,upgu committed hlna u t'ifon'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-20

FIng--A -mall framed bu,liinr, situated near the
Central Railroad depot, ani in Use by that company
wa destroyed by fire between i sad IL o'co,H cI
Sunday morning Tha house wa 4 mail one and
brr51- th. firarncu could get %oJk w,s tDtaly
,JusuurI.