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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02
VESEY'S HOTEL,

VH0G4 y AV4H41
MAIN STREET,. GOLD HILL, n. T.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL
l. known Hotel has been entirely refitted, en-
larged rcfurnished, and Is fitted In the most COM
Portable style for the accommodation of guests
The Omnibusscs between Gold Hill and Virginia
will make regular trips during the night
The BAR will be always well stocked, and the
TABLE supplied with the choicest the market
affords MOI If II. NJ. VESEY, Prop'r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02
STOVES! SfOvES!!

WE OFFER FOR SALE, Low
Cooking Stoves, large and Small
Extension Cooking Stoves, Copper Boilers;
Cooking Stoves, Bucks Patent;
Parlor Stoves; Box Stoves;
Bar.ro0m Stoves, large, with drums;
Sheet Iron Stoves, with ordinary or Russia
Iron Pipe.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. W. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
- No. N CIapp's Block,


CORNER C0xGREss AND ELA srRsErs
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
IL located in this city. During the eleven month,
that Ne have been In tom We have cured some q
the worst forms Of disease IN have fri-d
other forms Of treatment IN vain. and curinr pa
tsnts In SO short time that the question is oftsu
ssked do they stay euredy To answer this question
We VIII say that all that do not stay GU ed We viii
doctor the second tir- sor nothing.
Dr. D. has been practice. electrician fer fy,nfv.
one years and Is also regular graduated pl 4 kn
In the form Of nervous or sick hsadache nearsIsi.
IN the hcat. neck or sxtremities consumption WIN
nvalvesi acute chronic rhsumaflsm, scrofnla, NJ.
AZ sns MA. Snte swsngs spinal disesses e9ryst
palsy or paralysis ST. Vitas Danse. dss,ss.. s,sr
thn. constipation and liver scnpsinf pssL~s surs
tis strictares Of the chest. and al forms Of fssas
complaints.
by I1cctr1c1ty
Iss Rheumatic, the soaiy, the lame and ne l..y
ity Of youths the heated brain Il coosd the frost
bitten limbs restored. the uneouth dsformities re.
strengths the blind made 70 soc. he DEAF 70 hssr ana
ne hai,sa iIm % move upright tho bsraishss Of
shs s q S sss q sss,' %
N souve cirosiatioa maintained.
LADIES
VINO nave cold hands and feet: weak stouachs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headacfs:
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indires.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain in the Ode
and back; leucorrh0a, Tor whitesl; falling Of me
womb with Internal cancers, tnmors. poIypu. sni
all that long train os diseases will find In Electric.
lily sure means Of cure For painful menstruation
too profusc meussruAtion, nnda an OF those long Ina
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity 10 ceraia
specific and vii, w stie restore the sutrer
TO the vigor of health
AZ We Aaves an Electro ca Ioal apparatus fer
extracting Mineral Poison frvni the systc sech q
Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic, &c. Hundreds who
are troubled with stt6 joints weak backs and vari-
cas- othsrdnlculties the direct cause Of which. in
nine cases out Of ten Is the effect Of poisonous druse
can be restored 10 natural strength and vigor By ths
use Of from Eve to eight BAths.
Q; and 7 to s r. u.
Consultafiop Free. tylSiss8
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
Rebel Raid--Capt.re of $500 Cattle.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY Potomac, I

$3.50 september 10. }
The flank attack by the rebel cavalry early
yesterday morning was most daring move,
aud seems to have been partially successful.
The attaching force consisted OF three brig
AIDES of cavalry with eight pieces of artillery.
The main body reached the vicinity OF the
cattle herd on Butln's farm, near Coggins
Point, just before daylight, while the remain
der engaged our cavalry pickets along the en-
tire line from Ream's Station, capturing some
and driving Others back. This was done to
cover the operations Of the main rebel col
umn. Two hundred prisoners are reported
TO have been capturdd, mostly of the 18Th
Penn. cavalry. The 1st District of Columbia
cavalry soon attacked the rebels, but they
were in such strong force that our men had to
fall back, suffering loss of 250. In addition
10 our loss in cattle, which will reach $500
head, the rebels captured several teams with a
gang OF ten men who were engaged in cor
structing telegraph line in that direction.
A rumor reached camp this morning that
the cattle had all been recaptured, but cam
not trace it to any reliable sources.
(Signedl w. ID. McGREGoR-
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19


The Herald's army OF the Potomac cores
pendent, writing under date OF the 10Th, says !:
Information having been received that the en-
envy were moving quite large body of troops
on the left OF Gen. Warren's corps, a force
was sent out to ascertain the truth OF the ru.
mors. After proceeding short distance to-
wards Petersburg, the pckets of the enemy
were met aud driven in for mile or more i,
when the command returned and moved Ia
an opposite direction After going mile be-
You'd our infantry pickets the enemy were
discovered with the road strongly barricaded
and a swamp on either Size. A squadron of
cavalry was dismounted, who drove the rebels
from their position in gal ant style, aud con
tinued TO drive them from one position to
another for two miles. No signs of large
bodies OF troops were discovered.
Citizens reported 1000 rebel cavalry en-
camped two miles in advance to guard the
Boynton road, over which The rebels transport
large part OF their supplies. On our return
the rebels followed, driving back our pickets
and compelling us to return and re-establish
our line.
There are indications that the rebels are
preparing TO evacuate Petersburg. Large
numbers OF citizens have been leaving for the
South lately. G.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

DEATH OF A SoLDIRR.-A letter recently
received from the LIST Maine Cavalry, brings
the intelligence that VIM. s. McClannin, Of
Yarmouth, was shot through the neck and in
SANITY killed in an engagement with the enc
my August 10th, on the Charles City road, on
tue north bank Of James River His body was
buried by detachment of Co. G, with which
be had been associated since the formation OF
the first cavalry regiment. He was most
excellent young man, a dutiful son, a brave
soldier, and truly patriotic. He had recently
re-enlisted for three years, his first term Of
service not having expired, when he fell while
In the discharge of his duty. He leaves
widowed mother at Yarmouth, and married
sister at Philadelphia, with whom many friends
heartily sympatize in this bereavement. Peace
to the fallen herol
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
The Islands Wide Awake !

| A meeting was held ON Peaks Island, on
Saturday evening last, to aid the subscription
to the fund to oh the quota of Portland with
out resort to the draft. II was we'll attended
by the men of Peaks, Long, Hog and House
Islands, and was organized by the choice OF
Rev. JOSEPH HAWKES. (pastor OF the church
on Peaks Islandl as chairman, and Mr.. ORRrN
B. WHITTIER, Secretary.
The meeting was then addressed by CHAs.
HOLDEN and n. A. FOSTER, Esors.. at length
upon its object, and also on the topics con-
nected with the rebellion, the hopeful prospect
OF its speedy death, &c. g sitaF
A subscription was then opened, which re-
suited in the contributing of $3.50 by those
present. They came up cheeriully and gave
In OF their hard earnings towards FILLING up
our armies, and quelling the rebellion, and es-
tablished their right to the name of patriots
In true sense. 1t was refreshing to see those
hardy men come up TO the work, placing their
hves, tens, twenties and flfties upon the altar
of freedom.
1t must be borne in mind that this subscrip-
tion, therefore, is by but portion OF the in
habitants. Many of their ablest men are at
sea, or on the fishing grounds, and number
were not out to the meeting who are not alb
sent from their homes.
A committee was appointed to call on the
last named absentees, and receive what they
may desire to add to the sum raised; and those
best informed on that matter, say they shall
increase il to 81 900 or $1,000. When the list
is completed, we shall publish the names and
sums in the Press. t
This voluntary subscription, so large as it
will be when completed, and offered with SO
much alacrity, is most worthy act on the
part Of these citizens, and adds their names to
the long roll OF patriotic men, who are deter
mined to do their duty at this crisis to the best
Of their ability, towards the preservation of
our entire country. All honor to them will
be the hearty response Of every co-worker in
the good cause.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

HrThe oath MaiHe was eneamped at Terry
vile. W. Va, atlast accounts, 80 miles southwest
of Harper's Perry
q Ex-Secretary Chase expresses perfect con-
idence in the reelection Of Lincoln by large
majority.
Thefcllowing brief d;spatch gas sent "
en- African Who vas in a guerrilla fight in Ten.
nessee: "we fit 'em, and whoopt 'em, and
kotched ten NV 'em.''
% understand that an organization known
a'the Wear four-Last- Winter yercoat Club"
has been formed in Boston, and large number
OF citizens have already enrolled themselves as
members.
- The Pennington Chronicle says returned
soldier was roughly driven from the Phillips
coach. last week, in which he had taken scat 10
tide a few miles-because he had no money. 1t is
needless to say that the Driver was copper
fastened.
gThe Ellsworth American says Mr.. Benz
Young LEFT lceaavle the sth last, for Swans Is
land, having number Of articles in his beat.
The next day the boat was picked up in the bay
near Egg Rock, with sail up and things in the
boat. but as Mr.. Young was missing it is sup
posed he fell overheard.
" The Brunswick Telegraph says: " Mr..
Robert Mcfarland, aged about 60 years, ofFree-
port arrived at our depot on Wsdaesday in tins
PORTLAND train bound 10 Bath, at the proper
time he passed to enter the Bath train; owing to
the narrow platform, and thebaggage which OBJ
structed his passage, he made q misstep and fell
peneath thewheels of the train which was in m9.
Eion. 4ne .eft loot was drawn under the whee
ana terribly crushed, but only one wheel passed
over the foot. The pain was SO great that he los
ell power over himself, and was thrown directl,
upon the track; from this psrilous position b,
vas rescued by Mr. William woodside, q young
man employed in the depot, who seized him an(
drew him again upon the platform"
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
WV AnfnG
Lost or stolen,

A GOLD WATCH, open face, gold colored dl.,
"a attached to a black ribboa. with a gold buckle
~. goid 9asItz rock seal-sapposed TO have been
Iost 10 genfiemens WAX at g. r. Depot Whc
ever restores the above will he suitably rewarded by
leaving 1t at ID i. corser's Office G. Il. IL Denot -,
the owner DDepve. VI
Portland. Sept H. tn nv e. 80 .enIss., =
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
Portland Soldiers, Home.

The following soldiers were admitted and
left he Portland Soldiers Home for the week
snding September IL:
Admitted Ford Hamilton, Co. A, 18th u.
s. infantry; Sylvester Cook. B, lTth do; Ca
lief n. Drew, X, 9th Me-; Seth kenerson, ID,
9th n. H.; Samuel Sander. 4, 3lst Me-; Ed
ward SpeArin, X, Sth Me-; Emelious Cooling,
G, do; GEO. s. ingalls,, G, do: Erastus w
Pgadeen, B, 10Th Me-. Calvin Day, Fl, 10th
Ne; Amos +. Aall, II, Ist Ne. Cavalry; Ne
hemiah Brown, p, ist Heavy Artillery John
" ponnelI, q, sth Ma.
Leff.-Edward L. Boyd, Laforrest Cushing
Calei N. Drew, Seth Kenerson, Samuel sand
ers. Edward Spearin, Emelous Cooling. Geo
S. Ingalls,, left for their homes: Ford Hamil.
ton, Sylvester Cook, left Fort Preble; Erastus
w. Bradeen. left for Augusta; Calvin Day
Amos K. Hall, Nehemiah Brown, John \
Donnel, returned 10 their hospital; Georg,
Lynch, sent 70 General Hospital, Augusta.
NM IL. ELUAlMER, Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
From Cen. Sheridan. Army.

NEW IUHK, Ospt 10.
The Herald's Shenandoah correspondent
writes as follows Cine OF our men who was
prisoner, aud who has escaped, reports the
enemy as having taken pontoon train
through Winchester In the direction of Mar
tlnsburg three days ago, and that the enemy's
pioneer corps is engaged in constructing pom
toons. Early's headquarters arg near Steph-
enson's. Quite numbey OF conscripts have
arrived Il. reinforce Early,
Two hundred and eighty Onion prisoners
are held near Winchester.
A reconnaissance found rebel cavalry at
Bunker Hill and infantry four miles north OF
S.ephenson's,
Irig. Gen. Averiil has been made Brevet
Major General from Aug. Tth. Col. w. II.
Powell has been made Ryigaoier General for
distinguished serviees.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

To Let.
TNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO len. with or with
" oat hoard. e. ss4 Congress St sspisai~s
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
Mersmen.. Of Gen. Grant.

BURLINGTON, n. j., Sept. IS.
Lieut. Gen. Grant arrived at twelve o'clock
last night on short visit TO his family. This
morning number Of gentlemen paid their re-
spects to him. Al ten ossioek a special train
arrived 70 copvsy him 10 Philadelphia. He
was escorted TO the depot by the Common
Council and a vast concourse Of people.
His amiable and unaffected manner in re-
ceiying the greetings extended to him, won
the hearts OF all. AS the train moved of en-
thusiastic cheers babe Kim God speed in the
great work peiore him.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
From. North Carolina .

NEwBERS, y. C., Sept. 13.
Major Ienney asd Mr.. Julian, the latter a
member OF the New York. State Senate, VIII =,
were on the steamer Fawn when il wrs cap
tured, arrived here to-day from Elizabeth Cit, /,
having been parolled by the enemy.
The arrival Of the pirate steamer Florida at
Wilmington, n. c., is announced,
The North Carolina Times says there Is no
doubt but that the interior of this State is in
complete uproar over the CONSUMPTION de-
ssrters. On the 18th ult. q collision took place
In Moore county, between the deserters, l,7C0
10 number, and the Sts,s Guards, In which'the
latter were repuised with the loss of four
killed and one wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

GRAND ExcURsIoS.-There will be grand
excursion over the whole line OF the Portland
q Kennebec and Somerset & Kennebec roads
next Thursday, If the weather Is pleasant
Trains will leave Skovhesan at A. NJ, stop
ping at every town on the line, and arrive
here at 1850 A. NJ. Returning, they will
leave this city at 40 p. M. The fares for the
round trip are placed at very low rates. The
road now il in excellent order, and this excur-
sion will afford an opportunity for the enjoy
men, Of beautiful ride, and witnessing some
OF the most splendid scenery In the State,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
Washington cerrespondenss.

NEW yoRK, Sept. IL.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says: Sec'y Stanton to-day informed various
delegations from the principal cities who ask
ed for suspension of the draft, that no post
ponement eau be allowed.
NEW YcEg, Sept. is.
The Herall's special Washington dispatch
says: Mr.. Adams. Minister TO England, is to
be succeed by Mr.. Chase and II. J. Raymond,
is TO be Minister TO France
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
LIST OF LETTERS.
Letters Remaining Unclaimed

the Post Office at Portland, State of Maine, 18th
l. Gay OF September 1854
g-"Io obtain any ofthese letters, the applicant
must call for 'dduerfised leffers give The date of
this hst' and pay one cant for ADVERTISING z e &
"H not called for within one month. they Will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
EDUCATIONAL.
Evening Schoal.

". MOVES, an experienced Teacher win
Sr,cs open an Evening" school at The Hall of the
Blake,s Bakery, on Monoay Egenine. SEM 10 ,rbe,e
~ Wi ,mpart instruction TO those why may desire
portion of their evenings in acquiring
orihograPhy especially ATTENDED to. Term ,aassn.
SUE for further particulars enquire at the hall as
,s3nay .s5e Isl g..s.t sepl6d3t
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

cTuATED at Mcrrill's Corner, near ne ING i OF
i,b shnnt one acre OF Iaud In high state OF cult
vation' Also eight serts near the YORK and Cum
he,tss, n X within two minutes walk of the horse
well situated fer h0uss lots, aud coed chance
tor Investment. For further particulars I9uiIe Of
ANDREW CRAM
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

SERMON on THE TnfEs.-Rev. Mr. Walton,
by request, repeated his sermon written in
pursuance OF the Presidents proclamation for
thanksgiving for recent victories, in the Sd
Parish Church last evening, to one OF the
most eompactly filled houses we have yet seen.
Every seat, every aisle, and every spare foot
OF standing room was occupied. The text
was, /" Waterman, what of the night" &C.
The discourse was thoughtful, earnest, and
thorough presentation OF the question now
undergoing solution in our national struggle,
viewed from religious standpoint, and was
10 the highest sense creditable to the thinking
head aud feeling heart o: its talented author.
II was listened to with profound attention. and
from our heart we pity the person who could
go away devoid Of sympathy for the general
spirit OF the discourse and the occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
Withdra.rar Of Troop, from Gen, mood.

CHATTAHO0GA, Sept. II. I
The Grilfn Rebel of the l4th contains an
order by Gov. Brown, of Georgia, withdraw
ing the 1900 militia from Gen. Hoods army
for thirty days.
The $4,000 Federal prisoners at Anderson
vile, GA, have been sent TO Savannah and
Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
LOST.
LOST.
$500 REWARD.

nN Central wharf or around the Grand rrup.
~ Depot aud yard; Calf Skin Wallet contain.
ing considerable sum Of money. and papers OF no
VaIue 70 auy one bat tho looaer The Under will be
rewarded as above on returning the same 10 No
SCentrll Wharf, or ~ Bracket street
Portland, Aug. 81 lse4. aursl ar
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

ME-. SPARROW will reply In day or two to
the statements OF c. Z. Kimball, in regard to
the change Of his agency from the n. Y. Life
TO the Mutual Benefit
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
Nerhan;rs, Rapk.

fsyHE Annual Meeting of stock holders of the No
chanics Bank, for the eoiee of Directors, and any
other business hch may come before them, III be
held at their Banking Room on Monday. Sd Oct.
next at r.M. Per Order,
W. II. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Portland, Sept Is. lS64--dtd l.al
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

NEwcoMR's MlssrRELG--rThis troupe will
give their first entertainment tonight at the
City Hall. As they will remain but three
nights it becomes those who wish to listen to
good music and enjoy rich fun, to take advan-
tage of the present tine. Mr.. Raynor, the
middle man, is splendid singer, and is ur.
surpassable in his part, while Tom Baker, the
Old Virginia, are pronounced unapproach
able. The company is strong epa talented
one and cannot fail to ATTRACT crowded houses
here as il has in every place where IL has per-
formed,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

ATTEMPT AT RoBBERy.-An attempt was
made Saturday evening to rob the clerk OF
Messrs. w. w. Carr q Co. An ugly looking
islow was In the shop and saw him paid on.
He followed him out and in MILK street elinch-
ed him, but the boy got away from him though
the scamp chased him nearly back to the store
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

A meeting Of the Executive and Finance
Cpmmlttees was held at the City Building at
8 ~ o'clock Saturday, for organization
Charles II. Fling was elected Chairman, Ans
drew J. Chase, Secretary, and A. X. Shurtlef,
Treasurer, Of the Finance Committee.
an motion it was voted that a general re-
eruiting olice be opensd u the City Hall for
filing the quota Of Portland.
yo,ed-That the sum of $500 subscribed by
an exempt will entitle him to representative
recruit 8asss#
ghe foiiowiog gess appointed recruiting Of
ncers: John 7. Hull, H. c. Baker, John II
Hall, Charles A ellison, Henry Willis, Charles
Il. Millilsen and Edward L. Pickard.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
SewaIl q. strrut,
OF the late arm Of Howard =. strout.
Attorney and Counsellcr at Law,
los AiSdie Stree.
Opposite international Bank, ..,.,.... Portland
Aug l2-d& w3m
PortIand Maline Society.

rNHE Members Of the Portland Marine Society are
y hereby. noiHed that special meeting OF said
society will be held at the ONCE of The Ocean Ins.
the purpose Of Secretary and Treasurer.
punctuai and full attendance is requesed.
Sept l6-dtd Per Order. s
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

THE American illustrated newspapers for
this week have been received at A. Robinson's
book and periodical store, No. 81 Exchange
street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

FoBTEEss MONROE, Sep. 16.
The following deaths have occurred in the
Hampton Hospital since last report u. d.
Ellington, 9th Me; Capt. +. W. Sabine, 18th
Me.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan on FRI
day and Saturday were over $2,00o000; total
TO date, $50, 274,0o0.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

DEsERrERs.-Frida night three men de-
serted from Fort Frebie, escaping, as is said
by the conniyance OF one Of the guard. Sat
urday morning they took the train for Boston
at Scarborough, but unfortunately happened
to get into the car containlng the band OF the
i7ih U. 5. infaatry, w shoui they were i'm
mediately recognized and arrested. Some OF
our police officers were on the train, who took
charge OF the deserters and carried them to
Portsmouth, where they we're conaned in the
Provost Marshals Office until the afternoon
train for this city was ready to start, and then
brought back aud sent tG the fagt, They were
armed with reviewers, but were seized before
they had an opportunity to resist.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
aouse Wnn,e.d.

o. Wanted BY the advertiser, q convenient
l%,:. centrally located, and pleasant house for I
--AA small family, without children-possesson 70
be hsd as carly As the miode Of October sooner II
possible. II must have good water conyenionces
and be well finished.
The advertiser would lease such house for term
cottage, small lot. preferred
Address % r. O., At the Press Office, stating locs-
ton. general terms, &C coaadeafiaIlr.
Portland. Aug !, ls64-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
Bank OF Cumberland.

NOTICE is hereby give n that the annual meeting
~ of the stock hoiceTs oil tho Bank Of Cumberland
for the choice Of Directors fs The eusuir and
ne tran action 81 any other business that may
eiore them will be held a. their Banking Room on
Monday the I of october next, at o . oek p. NJ
Per Older of the Directors
SAMAL SMALL. Cashier.
Portland, Sept Is. lssl. seplsd,d
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
Conarfnersl,in Notice.

rE,HE undersigned have this day formed eopsrt-
IL ncrshp unnsr the firm ana name OF srTih.
Parsons small, for the purpose OF dom whole
sale Fancy Goods busness, No. l4s Middle street,
up stairs, Portland, Ne. u. MERRILL,
L. Parsons.
CHAa SMALL.
Aug Gath 1854. sepl2d2w
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
Canal Bank.

TIME Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of this
L Bank for the choice of Directors, will be held
- heir banking house on Monday Oct at II o'erk
A. NJ.
Also TO consider the subject Of adopting the Ma
tiona Bank s. stem, and tor the transaction Of any
other bn .iness. Per Order
sept l6-dtd d. Z. s0MkRBY. Cashier.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19

FIyHE Stock holders of the Mar fsetursrs and Trad
II ers Bank are Leisby notified that their Annua
Meeting Will be held at their BANKING Dom on Mon
day. the 81 day of october next at O'Clock P. II.
for the choice of Directors for the ensuing year anc
the transaction of such other business may legal
IL come before them.
By o. der OF the Directors,
septl4 did EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
Wanted.

QO CUSTOM Coat and % custom Pant makey.
Wv Apply at Clothing Rooms of
hOODMAN, TRUE CO.
Augo-dGwissw ~ "'ais s'fss-i
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-19
Casco Rink.

TayHE Annual Meeting Of tho stoct holders Of this
4 Bank Tor the choice of Directors, and tho tran
action of other busress, will be held At their Bank
ing House. On Moncay the 81 day OF october Lext,
al oeiock Z. NJ. Per Order.
E. .GERRIsH. Cashier.
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