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~.srfr WASHINGTON, Oct. Is,
The Treasury Department to- day sent off
four millions and a half Of bands OF the new
loan and viii continue to forward them to
subscribers Immediately on receipt of certifi-
Gates. As8 as = aH 44 I7177a
Many of the men recently drafted in Wash
ington have run of or hid themselves. In
view Of this fact inquiries have been recently
addressed to Provost Marshal General Fry.
who replied: DRAFTED men who fail to report
and do not actually enter the service are not
credited on the quota and supplementary draft
will be made for any deficiency that exist af-
ter the present draft is completed. go
Information has been received here from
Japan that our claims upon that government
are In q fair way of being satisfactorily settled,
the Japanese government showing an AMIGA,
BILE disposition to that end,
The Navy Department has received infor-
nation of the capture Of the schooner Watch.
tul at sea by the U. 8. schooner Arkansas.
She pretended to be bound from New York
to Matamoras and having sprung leak, as the
Captain SAYS, was making for New Orleans for
regairs. Her Captain also represented that
his cargo consisted of lumber and petroleum
oil, but when, the vessel was searched several
boxes of arms were found and the vessels was
therefore seized.
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PRoyosT MARsHALs OFFIcE.-Forty six
substitutes and recruits-S2 for the army and
IA for the navy-were examined and passed
at the office yesterday and credited to the fol-
lowing towns :-Biddeford, IL; Standish, S;
York, 5; Wells, 5; Westbrook, 3; Windham,
s.; Falmouth, 3; Kennebunkport, 8; Naples,
2; Acton, Q; Cornish, / Baldwin, /; Casco,
/; Shapleighs1. oo6 aaz1
About dozen of the above refused to be
sworn in, after they were passed, because they
could not have all the bounty money.in hand,
Commissioner Adams explained to them that
the money would be sent to Major Rollins,
and that each man would receive every dollar
after he arrived in Camp Berry. This salts
fed nearly all of them, and eight of them took
the oath and went to camp. -Four Of them re-
fused and were in the lookup last evening.
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Sd 5Rll lFe (.
Eernont Legislature.

EMH MONTPELIER, W., Oct. Is.
The General Assembly this afternoon elect
ed the following State officers: Secretary of
State, George w. Bailey, Jr., of Montpelier;
Auditor of Accounts, d. Stewart of Mi die
bury; Superintendent of State Prison, j, A.
Pollard Of Chester; Commissioner of Insane,
o. D. Warner of New Haven; Bark Commits
missioner, A. r. Ramp of Stowe; Railroad
Commissioner, G. e. Rice of South Nero;
Adjutant General, p. T. Washburn of Wood
stock; Quartermaster General, Col. Perley P.
Pitckin, now depot @. M. at City Point, Va. !;
Judge Advocate General, J. S. Marcy of Roy
alton; Directors of the State Prison.. Daniel
Stearns of Windsor, s. Merriam of johnson,
and Pitt w. Hyde of Castleton.
The State Sunday School Union is now
holding its annual meeting in this place. All
of its meetiBgs are largely attended and mark
ed by an excellent spirit.
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Notice.

II 8. EDWARDS has withdrawn from the firm
2 IL of Calvin Edwards Co and disposed of his
interest to Calvin Edwards and VIM. G. Twombly.
The businsss hereafter viii be fconducted by them
under the same name and style of the old firm.
octlSdlw" CALVIN EDWARDS d CO.
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New Publications.

The PoEMs OF BAYARD TAYLOR Boston: Tick
nor Fields, 1865. For sale in this city by
H. L. Davis. a1 lir AZ asn III = =
A beautiful little volume, in blue and gold,
42O pages, from the University Press, Cambridge,
which is a sufficient guarantee of its fine me-
chanical workmanship. This volume contains
Mr.. Taylor's ''Poems of the Orient, . Roman
ces and Lyrics -" California Ballads and Poems, -
and many others of miscellaneous character.
Bayard Taylor is one of our sweetest Ameri-
can poets, and many of his efforts will compare
favorably with the standard English Poems He
has written much that will live as long as men
have hearts to feel.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ITO THE n
EVENING PAPERS.

ofsesa1 Dispatch FROM AetIag Seorstarv OF
War Dana -
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Washington, October I8ih.
To Maj. Gen. Di1:-The following dispatch
has been received.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Oct. II, 8 r. M--Hood's
main force was about Lafayette last night, and
Gen. Sherman was at Ship Gap.
Inc report OF yesterday that Hood was ap-
proachlng Carpenters Ferry was a mistake.
ne hao not crossed Lookout Mountain last
night arro
(Signed) M. ScoFIELD.
l4I Major General. =
Another official dispatch, dated at Chatta-
nooga yesterday, 18th, is as follows:
left Gen. Sherman at Ship Gap and Tay-
lor's Ridge, at dark last night. The General
and army are all right and in tho best OF
spirits.
Hood won't fight though offered repeatedly.
His dreadful repulse at Altoona has made him
very cautious. aatgga2 - lea
Gen. Slocum is all right at Atlanta, with
plenty of provisions and forage.
Hoods raid has produced no military result
as yet. If he wants to invade Tennessee, as
he has promised his men, he will lose by de-
sertion twice as many as he has captured
The losses in men thus far, have been in our
favor. E.,...s II.
Hood demanded, over his own signature.
the surrender of Resaca and. Dalton, and said
if surrendered The white officers and soldiers
would be paroled in few days, but that II the
posts were carried by assault, no prisoners
would be taken. Rome is all right. 81 1eli'
(Signed) q. A. DANA, "
o Acting Secretary Of War,
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schooner Dolphin az Anc.,o0.

ON Thursday, Oct. 10Th, at Y o'clock N. at Port.
&c Dolphin, Of IA 1896 tuns burthe with sn her
calls, Running Rigging, Cables, Anchors BearS
Compass, Lamps SO. She Is built OF oak is In good
condition, a great carrier and slower, and = fAat
sailer. Sale positive.
HENRY BAILEY CO., AuctiOnsers.
Oct l5-td
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WARREN SPARROW, State Agt,
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Central oHiceNo. 30 Exchsngest,
Sept l7-dtf .... ....-.,. Portland. Ma
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The OCEAN WARS; story of Adventure on
Land and Sea. By Capt. Mayne Reid, with
illustrations; Boston: Mcknor & Fields, 1865.
For sale in this city by H. L. Davis.
Here is book to set Young America aeoe.
tits a book of startling adventure, such an one
as Mayne Reid knows SO well how to write, and
that it will command large sale admits of no
doubt. 1t is 12mo volume of 366 pages, prin-
ted at the Cambridge University Press, and is
neatly got up. The illustrations are spirited,
and well calculated to whet the appetite of the
reader, and give him keen desire to read care
fully from preface to fms. SKI ess. +
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SUDDEN DEAyH.-MisslMary Ann Browne,
daughter of the late Capt. Thomas Browne, a
woman like Dorcas OF old, "full of good
Deeds" died suddenly Monday evening She
was about her accustomed duties in the fore
part of the day, but at noon complained of
singular sensation about the head, and was
assisted to her room. She soon went into
a CONFUSION fit and expired at o'clock in the
afternoon. The poor will miss great friend
in her death.
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Z r t., tten. se,.t,.er,, SOURCES. Z
Nrw Yong Oct ~

: New YORK, Oct. IS.
The Richmond Wing of the 18th, says Gen.
Grant has largely reinforced the army on the
north side of the james river and heavy en-
gagement is. probable soon. When fighting
commences we shall have it at both ends of
the line.
The Wing advises, in retaliation for the de-
struetion in the Shenandoah Valley, the burn
ing of Boston, Philadelphia, New York or
Cincinnati. 1t says twenty men with plans all
preconcerted, selecting some dry windy night
might fire Boston in hundred places and wrap
it in flames from centre to suburbs. The men
TO execute the plan are already there. The
latter remark applies TO the other cities men
toned.
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From Gen. sheridan. Ap..y.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct Is.
The Bulletin says an agent from Winchester
reports good deal of skirmishing in the Val
ley with guerrillas, but nothing serious had
occurred. Supply trains move regularly with
strong escorts. Eleven guns captured by
Sheridan had arrived at Winchester. They
were formerly u. S. guns. h. ssass8 SD ss.l..s
Gen. Sheridan was sending In large droves
of oxen, sheep, &c. The destruction of mills
and barns was going on. A considerable force
of our troops had been sent to Front Royal, to
guard the railroad. The road is to be opened
to Manassas. The road has already been re-
paired to Rectortown. s 81.
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College Class Election.

WATERvILLE COLLEGE, Oct. II, 1854.
The following is a list of the officers elected
by the class of 'e7 of Waterville College for
the year 1S64-5: 1
President-W. K. Moody. sissu1t i,s ye blsls.
Vice Presidential. P. Bailey, Jr.
Secretary-C. A. Cover. = (" 'tV
Orator-Sanford Hanscom.
Poet-J. f. Moody.
Historian-E. P. Bartlett.
Prophet-A. B. Lunt.
Toast Master-L. II. Cobb.
Odist-E. B. Loring.
Committee of Arrangements-C. R. Coffin,
G. G. Kingman, Fl. K. Hawes q -
PER ORDER
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Washington Correspondence.

N New YORK, Oct. Is.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says refugees from Rockingham county,
Va. say the Union people of that region re-
joice at the destruction of the secessionists'
barns by Sheridan, although their own proper
ty has suffered as well They deem the pun
ishment just and proper. sa ss9sl
The Posts special Washington dispatch says
the interview OF the Tennessee delegation with
The members were treated courteously, but
Mr. Lincoln declined to interfere with Gov.
from the polls ~ 7
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valuable House at Auction.
thursday Oct 2J.at O'Clock Pm. On The prem
LineSI we sha sell the three-story brick houseon
ne ciosats snd hnished modern 10 lis CONSTRUCTION.
traIly ssS good water and plenty of I'll cen
menf Sale nosI, Se ireble Tor occupancy invest
please call on sAo oisar' rpf PsEuosAA<s
Oct ibid - Co.. Austoneen.
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a,,l..-sss...,as,. s,-.ssFs -. NEW YoRK. Oct. ID.
lands 180I2U q : = =
Fiour-sales 900 bills State and Western 5OQ75c
lower State 1903 %; Round hoop Ohio 9 6@
II 5o; western 2Og9 30; southern lower; sales 100
bois at 10 CO., Canada Gee lower sales 45O bbls
at 0001l IS. ,s,s.- ~, n
Wheat 0@15c lower. sales z 800 bushels Chicago
Spring go; 1900 do choice Amber Kentucky q TO- +
CoTn-29sc lower; sales q, GOO bushs; mixed Wee
Beef-dulI. " 1917 $3.50 4.4@ -
=, Poork-lower; sales $500 bbls; new mess Al ooa
Iard-sales q, $50 bbls at 2Oa22c, asAm lns 3.
Butter-dull; sales at 30@a6 .-s- ~ Fey
ia e9-S 'ss''A ~ : Jog
Rice-saIes 1900 bags Rangoon at laala,c.
Sugar-sales 30 hhds Porto Rico 2ic; musooyado
l6z9lslc; 20 boxes Havana zoe, 80 - -
Cote quiet.
Oil-duil. ei .t
Petroleum-dull. -f @7-a - ---
Freights to LiYerpool-dull. lie H., s........ ~
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GROVER & BAKERS
Family and Manufacturing
Sewing Machines.

.FTVHE subscriber having been appointed sole Agent
Il for this city and vicinity for the sale Of Grover
q Bakers Sewing Machines, en- bfacing both the
Family and Manufacturing or Shut e.stitch Ma
cnines will keep on hand assortment of the dit.
feIent kinds which he viii be happy to exhibit to
persons who are intending to pui chase.
These Machines have no superior in any particu.
lar. Over one bundr, d Thousand families are using
them, and every week adds another thousand to the
number ~
At the Pennsylvania and Michigan State Fairs of
this year the Highest Premium was awarded to the
Grover Baker Machine Isl
Those who wish to procure the best Sewing Ma
chine in use whether for Family or Manufacturing
purposes can do so by calling on 80
N. s. GARDINER.
Y ,,-.. No 81 Middle St., as
Sole Agent for the city ofPortland and vicinity.
Oct Is, 1864 diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

SMASH UP.-Yesterday afternoon top
buggy with two soldiers in it, in turning from
South street into Spring street, was upset.
The horse stopped long enough for the SOL.
diers to crawl out from beneath the vehicle,
then dashed down the sidewalk, striking the
buggy against the trees and making perfect
wreck of it. He finally clearly himself from
the ruins of the vehicle, and made his way,
probably, TO his stable.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

THE public are reminded that the adjourned
sale of Real Estate ON Stevens Plains will take
place this afterooon at o'clock. Persons
wishing to attend the sale will be supplied
with free tickets by calling on Messrs Henry
Bailey & Co. Cars leave the Post Office at
2 IL o'clock. -y lae
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19
GRAMMAR SCHOOL MASTER

ru,up 60, s,.u,,,,,tee of the City o. Portland
ngta ODn,;cstions Of CANDIDATES for the laes
Of P,incipal Master Of one of the Boys Gran mar
Schools. ...r, Sxed. for a nsrsor re- a.,
isncs Who intends to be permanently dveted 81
t,e. srspit Is $1,000 per annum. octl4 civ
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19
Maryland Union state convention.

5'"0" C"tOH ctute C0HSe7lbsO1ss 7.
f.,.,,s..,gs. BALTIMORE, Oct. 18.
The unconditional Union State Convention
met to-day to make nominations under the
new Constitution. The following ticket was
presented For Governor, Hon. Thomas Fl.
Swan; for Lieut.. Governor, DR.. G. G. Cox !;
for Attorney General, Alexander Randall;
for Court of Appeals Judge, Judge Weisel
The convention was largely attended.
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Supreme Judicial Oourt.

OCTOBER TERM-KENT, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-In the case Of Nichols VS.. In
habitants of Brunswick, the evidence was
all put in, and the case argued by John Rand,
Esq, for defendant and Edward Fox, Esq, for
plaintiff. The case will be given to the jury
this morning. alst aaal y
After the disposition of the above case, the
trial docket will be called in order, and if
nothing is ready the jurors will be dismissed.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

MEsTRELsY.-Duprez & Green's Minstrels
and Brass Band will give three entertainments
at Deering Hall, the first to come off to-mor-
row evening. The entertainments heretofore
given by this troupe In our city have afforded
great satisfaction. The performers rank among
the first of their class in the country. We
predict full houses every night. W y
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An In.porsa,.s Decision, :.

A .aAg New YORK, Oct. Is.
Z The Commercial dispatch says the Provost
Marshal General has adopted the regulation
that in case drafted man deserts prior to
mastering into the service, the quotas OF their
respective districts will not be credited and
supplemental draft will be made where def
ciencies exist from that cause. hsa g.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

LADY's FRIEND.-We are indebted to A.
Williams & Co., Boston, for the November
number of this elegant Ladies Magazine
Double colored fashion plate, and numerous
other attractions. For sale by A. Robinson,
81 Exchange street.
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pRoyosr MARsHAL's OFFICE,

n Poruahd, Uctober nth 1864.
DY order Of Ms!' D; 4. Gardiner, S-A; At .Ss
state the following Is published for the inf rmsion
persons holding premium claims for re, rui lpg
seDtlng Recruits, must sen them Cspt Charles
Holmes, U 8 A mastering aud isbursing Sm0s ~
Augusta, Name, for pa ment Be- ioIs ~, dste Iii
1854, IS no Slams tor pemiu%s a''f po 1 BTY.
be paid. Q. n E DV Msira
Capt and Pro. Marshal LIST District NAME
dtooet8l.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

NetC Advertisements To-Das.
Evan Dale-The Popular New Novel.
Wanted-$5000 Portland 6's.
Probate Notice
Capisio Pond House-Geo. W. Muroh.
Commissioners Notice.
New Gymnastics.
Situation Wanted.
New Goo is-99 Middle Street.
Clothing-Lewis, Rollins and Bond.
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1tco Days Later from Europe. ~
ats IA. New YORK. Oct. Is.
Inc steamship Scotia, from Liverpool 9Th,
VIA Queenstown 9th, arrived at $50 this morn
ing. 81 A-rf ~ .-stfs ,,f-vrf8seotF
The steamships St. Andrew arrived out on
the 9Th, and the Arabia on the 9th. -.
The continued success of Gen. Sheridan
gives great satisfaction to the friends of the
North, and much encouragement to secession
lists. ~. V7
The Confederate loan fell to So, but rallied
to IS. IS ss8 l.aasols li9g 20 slils0s E.Ia g-T1
The Army and Navy Gazette says IL is plain
to all that these are dark days for the rebels,
but it thinks there is still good deal of fight
In the South. f-~ -
AT recent meeting of the international
Association for the advancement of Social
Science at Amsterdam, l60 members signed
an address to President Lincoln, applauding
his perseverance against slavery and slave
holders, and encouraging him to persevere in
the holy cause of liberty, which they feel sure
must triumph. ad ~ 80 $ 5f8tkes3
Bells Life says neither Mace nor Coburn
can claim the stakes, and all bets are of. 1t
recommends Coburn to accept Mace's chal-
lenge to fight in England and proposes that
they either toss for referee, or that four gen
tlemen of the press select one for them. 1t
says it was clearly Coburn's fault that no ref
cree was chosen, and blamed his friends for
not observing seeresy. Archbishop Cullen
had issued letter to the Irish clergy denounc-
ing the tight. io d tae iail60, sast s ais
M. Mercier, the French Minister to Wash
ington, has been transferred to Madrid, and
III. Chatcaurenard appointed to Washington.
The weekly returns of the Bank of France
show decrease of eleven and half millions
of francs. TDN$ WM 40TFff
The new Franco-Ttalian Convention still
occupies attention. The Pope shows hostility
to it.
There was continued uneasiness in the
financial and commercial circles of England.
Unfavorable bank returns show heavy fall in
reserve of notes, which has dispelled all hope
of a reduction in discount and has led to ap-
prehensioDs of further rise. Funds heavy
aud dropping, and the demand for money is
active. ~
The following additional failures have taken
place: John Gladstone g Co., merchants, of
London, for heavy amounts George Wright
& Co., merchants, of Liverpool; John Catta,
paper dealer, of London; Patrick Thompson,
ship broker, of London. II
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

DEATH OF A PHYsIcIAN.-We learn that
DIR. Manchester died, rather suddenly, at his
residence in Westbrook Monday evening. His
numerous friends will regret his loss.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

A New GAME-Lock & Wilder, Boston,
have published the new "Game of Cudjo's
Cave" which is played with printed cards after
the style Of the DR.. Busby game. 1t win af-
ford interesting diversion for youth. A. Rob-
inson, 81 Exchange street, has the game for
oala
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ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1S. *
Returns from eighty counties give Repub-
lican majority of 26163. It is estimated that
the soldiers vote will make it "a, 900.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

WE are under obligations to Messrs. Allan,
Brothers & Co. for European papers per steam
ship Damascus, at Quebec from Liverpool.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

PORTLAND Council No. l, U. L. of A., will
hold its regular meeting this evening, at 7
o'clock, at the usual place. PER ORDER.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

HARPERs' MAGAZINE for November has
been received at the bookstores Of Hall L.
Davis and A. Robinson, Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

BODY REcovERED.-The body OF Mr..
Skinner, the fisherman who has been missing
for a week, was found Monday floating near
Jewels Island, and was brought to this city.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19
Pennsv,oania Election.

,m .a.ae. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS.
majority 70, a Union loss of % as comnared
with Curtin's vote; l4th district. SNYDER
county, official, Union majority les, Dem
gain of 1852. s.,si ssf bsls9ess'a - :. !.
The official votes Of Wyoming, York and
Adams counties are not in.
5a HARRISBURG, Oct. 10.
No home vote will be sent here officially
until the soldiers vote is counted
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

GoDEY's LADY's Book for November has
been received at the bookstores of Messrs.
Bailey & Noyes and Hall L. Davis. Exchange
street,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

S New YORK, Oct. IS

~. as5s aasa New YORK, Oct. IS. :
Two more currency counterfeiters were ar
rested at East New York yesterday, and their
counterfeiting materials seized.
An old man named Rerrian was killed by
the New Haven train at Stamford this morn
ing. .-.....,.-... ~ 2
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samuel lib. Paris,
Military. Naval & General Agent,
No. 1893 I Sc betaUeen Ttoentisth and Tseenty.
y First Streets, Aa
WASHIN GTON, d. O.

Having been attached to the Office of the second
Comptroler of the Treasury for fifteen years, and
being familiar with the details of the workings of
dinerent Departments, especial attention will be
destroyed also to the settlement Of the accounts of
discussing agents. m ore particularly subsistence &C.
counts and the collection of claims for Boanty Ar.
rears of Pay, Prize Money, Pensions, and all other
claims before the Departments.
go References,
Hon. John NJ. Broadhead, Second Comptroller of
the Rreasurery
E Col; Chas: Thomas, Assistant Quartermaster Gen.
eral U. 8. A. Aa
u. s. A..
Admiral jos, Smith, Chief Bnreau Yards and
Riggs & Co., Bankers. Wasbingto 1saiaaie5 g
Hon. r. Giilet, late Solicitor of the Court of
Claims, Washington. = - -
Col Jas L. Edwards, late Commissioner of Pen
sions.
Enoch Pratt. Ese, President Farmers and Plant
ers Bank, baltlmole oct17eo01m
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linton Of. 1.e British Provinees :. me a..
Johns and Halifar Railroad.
QUEBEC, Oct. IS.
MThe Conference holds two sitlings daily.
Discussion continues on the Constitution Of
the upper House.
An English company has made favorable
oIers 10 Inc governments of Nova Scotia and
= New 4, brunswick to construct railroad unit
.ng o.. yonn and Halifax, forming part Of
the lntercoloneal railroad. 49,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

CUMBERLAND CONFERENCE will hold its
next session with the I'd Church, Portland,
Nov. LIST and I'd. sr,s.sg -rng ava .r4,a
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$1,sO7, 65O,Is
$2,95O, OOO.OO
@s,AoO.ooo.oo

while the total amount paid for claims by death
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GenteeI Furniture Al Auc,,o-,

ON Friday, Oct 2lst, at 10 O'Clock A. M Nc
" 81 Watervie street, , d house .,om = oSs
ment street. all the URslTURE In said house con.
Sitting Of Chamber Set, Bedstsads Beds. Mat5eSsas
Carpets, Bureaus, Mirrors, Parlor kuini we sr6
Carpets, Sofa; Card, Work, Center and DiLinx n.
bles; Parlor and Cook stoves Table Cutlery Crccf.
cry, Glass China. stone. Iron and Wooden Ware,a
small library Of Books &c together with the entire
Kitchen Furniture.
This Furniture is all In excellent order having
been used only In q family without child, en-.
oci1s dtd HENRY BAILEY q 90, Auet's.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

HARPERs' MAGAZINE for November has
been received at the periodical and music stors
of E. q. Andrews, No. 81 Exchange street
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

-at 55ht gee e WASHINGTON, Oct. Is.
A gentleman who left Sheridan's army yes
terday reports that the rebels reoccupy Fish
ers Hill on the left of the position heretofore
carried by Gen. Crook and are erecting forti-
fcations there.
Our troops are in the neighborhood of Stras-
buro n =
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

GzrIt is now considered quite certain that the
steamer Roanoke has been captured by the rebels
in the same manner that the Chesapeake was.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19
Municipal Oourt---Oct. 10,

Patrick Gormley, on search and seizure
process, paid fine of $40 and costs. ea a0
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19

Netc York Weekly Cattle Market.
De., NEW YORK. Oct is.
Heef-lewer; receipts 70r head auotatiops SilSle.
SSheep-dull; receipts $1,000 head: quotations 4SQ
PC Swl1e.closed dull; receipts II, O0O head qu9-