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mf83&9, RAtb3~ A@U wELDONsS
AFPOln T a ENTx-
HoD. VIM Bro=s, Union candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, and Hon. Lawrence Vel.
don, o. $. District Attorney, will address
the people St the places and times named be-
low. At u o'clock, noon. The Union men
Of the sereral to -ns will please dcsigasee
tbs places Std msko all NECESSARY arrange
ments for the meetings:
Ef1nchan, EHorham comfy, Wednesday, Oct .
Y. wtou. .4a.ter county. FDuf-day. Oct. Is
Roblntun. Crawford county, Friday Oct. II
General 0sicsb5's Appointments.
The 1osIo~ins iist OF appointments has
been nade for October for Gan- Oglesby:
vsnds,is. F.Sttte cornFy... Monda1, ocs. 70
Saaaon 143 aass soaasy ssSn'' &c.
Hon. Walter B. scates nill epsak With zen.
Ps4ir. Edgar county. 0' " N N~"@' 49,
Casui. bite Co.. Thursday, Oct. q.
Aoon; e. Ed1sfes Mb GO Etiasy' 0cs- e.
ht- Carmel "aoAh d co'....-...sa;ntday, Oct -
AppeIntme1ts of maj Gcn. John L.
Logan aud Cen. 1. N. MaynIo.
EsllesI!e' s. Clalf county............ get. r.
Gentfal!s, Ma rlop conutJ,. ,.-..-..,--....0cs. II.
T Gen. John n Palmer and Hon. 4 2.
Il. Bro .nneu nin speak at the following
places:
Cb.npa,pn City. Champaign CO., Saturday, Oct. Fl.
Sullivan. Munltfe Co.,, Monday y,.-.-...... Oct. II.
Char.eslon. Coles Co.. Tuesday. 10.
Moi Gen Palmer aud Hon. 8. N. Cu1lum
will speak as follows:
Metamora. Wonoford CO., Saturday ..,...Oc.- q.
Ele%p1Dt, T.zTxsl e., !, aonda, T.
At}anIA, L.lxnH co Thursday .,......Oct. 81
, 1864-10-10

Proposals. EuAt be enclosed In - epvel per Seseo
nnt aaqftme "a - s:e u1ocrslzned. aud mu1s 9e olt
GLvelEpt. .
The right 4 te,e.ved 70 rtleot Acy o. Ill BIDS L
Hrch course should be deemsd the interest q tho
Dnlted 9tatta- B. Du BA <Kfs
ee23 tts-l5t Az1 &uc S,. y. g. A.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
Arrival Of Parollod priso,,e,.,.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 0.
The following are among the names of the
officers paroled at Richmond on the 7th. and
who have arrived here: .s
Major j. n. Cloudman, 1st District of Co.
lnmbia cavalry; Lieut.. H. d. Fuller, do; j. f.
M. Krissck, do; s. M. Cummings, do; r.
Walper, do.
A Richmond paper Gays that Jane Lock
wood has been committed to Castle Thunder
charged with, being spy. She was arrested
at Polecat Station. .
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
The Reoe, Fleet on the jones River

.r e57 N 1eft WASHINGTON, Oct. TO-
An expedition up Alligator river, North
Carolina, succeeded in capturing rebel con-
scriptiDg party on the 18th ult.
The schooner Oregon has been captured by
the steamer Narcissus.
The barber recently serving on the rebel
ram Richmond in James river, formerly of this
city, has escaped. He states that unless the
rebel fleet in James river be brought into &C
ton very soon there will not be men enough
left to work the vessel they desert so rapidly.
The feet numbered seven vessels, including
three iron-clad rams, viz, the Richmond, Vir-
ginia and fredericksburg each having four
guns and only Is men each, their full compli-
ment being $50.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
Es.s York Ma=Ee..

70 NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
+ sotton--dull; middliDg uplands 10
Flour; sales 200 bbls; state and Western close
rather mere steady; State 50a8 20: Round Hoop
Ohio 25@10 IS; Western 50GS 65; southern c'os4
more steady; sales 600 bbls at laOO9ls %; Canada
closed more steady; sales $50 bbls at 909lo1 g.
Mheat--olos ed irmers sales 68 600 husbs; Chicago
2Pprl,ng 1901 80: Milwaukee club S30l S4 Winter
~ Nv estern t061 49,
Western 44jCai az '"''0 O''O'' : :
Beef-IoHm.r; sales Western at 7S@79c. i9e
ALPS. e '@Aes 800 bbls; new mess Az oV9
Rntterlcoeio;r sa n, $500 bbs at lsa2Otc
WhskevNdnli. S Sa, zse S5c; State al 36d44c.
Naval Stores--dull 'S Ut i toUA "a Fat
Petroleum-quiet. 3 i1aA
| Wool-dulI. s AZ l43@l5tc. os
Freightsto Liverpool-dull 500
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
Valuable Real Estate AZ Auction.

ON Thursday, Oct 18th, at u O'CLOCK NJ, on t0e
~ premises, we snail sell the double tenement. on
the corner OF Clark and Beach strtets IL Is three
story wooden building. the basement eI bIiek lt
Is thoroushly hnisheo ON garret u csaI--It hhs
good cellar. with tine bTicx cisterns and ytLng
Ii and about the hou in nne or1ef-constahtly
under rent. now Tor $500. The lott % by IS IN
Clark Street. n
Also the two story OGDEN house No. s, nearly
opposite, and on Beach street. 1t is a 20 a house
and in good orGer with good cistern, aOunoaucs {
water, and quilt, goo0 neighbOI hood. 1he sot Is
ABOUT 80 feet by Sra desra bic prop rty; also lot
Of land adjoining the above property, bripg a. feet
ON Beach street, by about 81 eet deep. veiy val
liable LOT. & .t
Also, a valuable lot on Commercial street near
the Portland Shovel Company Works-abont 20
feet ON Commercial street by about % feet otep.
TOR sale in this market. This lot ha- gooa stable
on the rear of it. sale positive. lille o earl
octl0 dtd HENRY BAILEY & CO.. Anct'Es.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Oct l0-7.55 T. NJ
To Maj. Gen. Die Since my last dispatch
of this afternoon a fuller report has Just been
furnished by Lieut.. Gen. Grant of the opera
tions of Friday, together with rebel acknowl
edgement of their heavy loss in general and
field officers. ifsldlHI
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
Gaen1eeI Fnrnilr,re nc Aucrlon.

IN Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at 10 O'Clock D., sc the
" house corner of Gray and State streets ALL ma
FURNITURE in said house, consisting OF an r ur-
Mirrors, Piano and Stool, Bedsteads metifesses'
Bureaus. Mirrors, Chairs. Toilet, Eafd y Org ten-
TIRE and Extension Tables, CrockttFf athtsst ehaha'
one food refrigerator, together WIN me tnuTe
kitchen Furniture comprising those al Ss.sS u'uaiy
found in well appointed kitchens.
soa HENRY BAILEY 4 co. AUcTIoSENRs'
oct11 dtd .e4..
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
LADIEs
Deceasea Soldiers at New Orleans

Relatives or Friends IN this State. having deems
ed Soldiers buried in One yicinitsl Of New urlt ans,
aud are desircus OF having their remains takea up
and sent home this fall, by addressing
as.rsfh JIM WINsLoW. Undertaken
W. "a Nr.,,oz;,e street, New Orleans can have
~, carefully aud proper erded 10 o.,
he most reasonable terms, Mr. Wirslow VA IN
msry q state and ss sS Ky bodies
- W 'osed fwithout rem owing from the otiuin.I
~ IN wood Natalie Burial Casts, ana for
warded to New York by government steamer.
oct5 d2m .r.., "a r..a. .. 15Ha--
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
Administrators saIe.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue Of IL
In ceDse from the Judge of Probate for the County
of Cumberland shall sell, by public auctIUn.a the
dwelling house on the premises, on The styent emf
day OF October, A. 1854, at O'Clock IN the aeT-
noon, the homestead lot of the late Reuben , OLE
brook. late of Freeporf in said County, siiuattd in
saic Freeport, and containing TOUR acres OF and,
with the buildings thereon.
HORACE BREWER. Administrator.
Dated this 18th day of Sept, 1864. 2taW8ws
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

LADY's BooK.-The November number of
Mr.. Godey's popular magazine has come to
hand. 1t is magnificent number. Plates
aud Illustrations elegant. Price hereafter,
$500 single, $500 for two copies. @
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
House aud Lot at Auction.

" sbali saeaneesday, Oct 18th at O'Clock P NJ We
North slrest 81 'ne ,two-stoIy wooden House No -,
OF the b. Il ma,er;s thoroughly and isibiuly it,
bousa aO ~ y has line closets, "a through lie
abundance. its S eeat hard ana sOf in
easily Ieached by horse Railroad esc.lis,t e. h.
Uornp ,e anu M for pure az watI
ment The lot is about 8 by i06 feet ~ en in'e'"
80 HENRY BAILEY 4 CO., Auct'rs,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

S SLay andrew J capt sch Isaac c Hertez
Clements Comfort on board BRIG John Pichards
y "a IN Geo brig John Richards
n Mi aker d sch JUICY Afnes
"a derwocd l. sch Little Nell
S S1!s, John ESQ Lucy Ames
1nuuen Is ael sch Little Nell
T nlcn'e VIM Jr big Martha Washington
iiDoet,s John E s. h Only Son
A A. Jas D sch superio,
mnianahlng Edwin sen Superior-2
5 Ticn Cnas San Jacinto
G Hy john U 8 Gun Boat Sa~o E
Howard Isaac w Ticonderoea
1 "a Daniel ship Tommy Hussey
J C Geo Capt sch United States lpeN
Lcomos John u S Gunboat Utgh
Litteheld Saml sch volant-2
A. T. DOLE Postmaster.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
Valuable ReaI Estale nd Auction,

On Thursday the 18th inst, at o'eloek. P NJ
on the premises. Q shall cell the double lel a.
meat Brick Dwelling House and Lot know SIS The
westbrook Seminary Female boarding htu.e sitoa-
ted on stevens rlain, estbf ook on the hHett the
eight rodssquare.
For Information in regard to the property. apply
to Waller B. Goodrich, The premises, orto N.
l.. Southland or f. Hambin. Portland.
~ f HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
HOuse and r.oto, A,,c.,,.,.

stdrv i hay 1 S 18th, at O'Clock p. NJ. two
Ia 80 80 ,nouss No. 40 Green Street viii be-
500, IL IN, hss nine flashed room, had and saft
n;n hoct ~ feet Green street. run
ottsr hosse Meehenic street i9f Az
positive. Enquire OF II. q. RAbNEs az 81
HEHRY BAILEY & Co, Auetloneers.
Oct ltd 'eoAo.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

SPLENDID GRAPEs.-We acknowledge the
receipt Of liberal samples Of several varieties
of grapes from the garden of Hon. GEO. w.
WooDMAN, among which are the Black Ham.
burg, White sweetwater, Grizzly Fountignac
and the Little Delaware. The Black Ham
burgs are as large as we have ever seen, and
one cluster is Of the most extensive proper
tions. We saw no samples at the late exhibit
bition that would surpass them in size either
of the grapes or ofthe clusters.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

ON Wednesday. Ocs. 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. N. "A
" No. 9 Galt's Elock, for acccuDt of HON IL 1,sv
concern, a small invoice L GODS from the wrecked
steame- Bone nian. consisting OF 1wes ds Vtstn gs
Dies Chico Cotton, Dress Goods, 1oweiDg. Thu al,
t on Table Covering, Rubber Car springs, but
'N"s' Aailors Trimmings, sc.
DC. HENRY BAfLEY CO., AuctiOneers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
e. NJ. PArTEN. AUCTIoNEER. Il EAc change -
Machinery, Betting, Bricks, Lun,-
be-, &c. MG Auction. go

ON Thursday, Oct. 18th. at II A. al ihs Potatoe
W factory, CONNER cial street, PORTLAND, eAd Of
Cape Elizabeth bridge, Machinery helfing, Cast
Iron. cd and DO tar Iron new SEES arr
banks Platform Scales. 30 N Bricks, Lem tr. Irs
ripe, lot Cast Iron, Lon Safe, Desk, efiee furi-
tJre. ails, Lanterns and Cans, together with Ns-
ETY. OF miscellaneous articles. May Do see cary
morning of sale. octll dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
Houses at Auction.

ON Monday, Oct. 18th, at O'Clock =. NJ, en- the
" premises we shall sell the tiCo sfoEg roo sR
house on Erattle street. near the loot, wi the lot,
which is AZ feet by 96. A well OF good wa sr hanGy
n Also, q one story wooden use on LAID at in-
ing This lot is 50 feea by 96 1eet Good Tor Invest
5 octi1 dt a' RESRY BAILEY CO.. Auefs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

IMPORTANT OAfIssIoN.--In our notice -
the Morton Block yesterday, we failed to g,va
the name Of the Architect, to whom much
credit is due. Ii was Mr.. Charles Z. Alexan-
der of New York.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
Horses, Carriages, &C., at aclion

ON Saturday, Oct. 18th. at IL O'Clock A.. al, on
~ Lime street, Houses, Carriages, harne ZEE, sc.
Also, large Chestnut Ho Sc, wei BIS 1860 lbs,
sound and perfectly kind in any hars tss, etauCs
without hiching and tafrsid of the cars aud has
been owned In the city Tor two wears.
octu dtd HENRY BAILEY co, Auct's.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

DRY PERFUMEs.-No ladies toilet is COM
pete without this article, which can be had at
Crosman e. Co.'s, who have receatly received
several new compounds Of the article,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

PERsoNAL-Gov, Cony accompanied by
the members Of the Executive Council, ar
riveo IN this city yesterday afternoon. They
VIII make the annual examination of the Re-
form School to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

pNtoN t-NAs uE'-ln consequence of the
ann,re's"iS VI 'le Soldiers Home Associa-
ton Wednesday evening, the meeting of Port
land Council No. l, U. L. A. will be held on
Saturday evening of this week.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

LIEUT.. C. B. HAIL, of the Both Maine Vet
eran Volunteers, will leave for his regiment
tomorrow morning. Persons desiring to send
letters to their friends in the regiment can
leave them at No. ISL Cumberland street, at
any tin e before Wednesday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
wA1EEvIlLr, Oei. 2. ls6l.

60 $50 WA1KRyILLB, Oct. 2, 1854
A The Waterville Horse Association VIII
kS%- y hold their second annual FAIR Oct Der ~,
-Ecs-A, II and 10 1854 and wi offer Fifteen Hum
d ed Dollar. IN Prem ums ~,
Maine Central aud KaBrekeo fort'snu h s
the Fair, COMMENCING at Portland r,Ida :, Vct W
1874. IRA K pVV-Ai Ar.naesr
Oct 6--dlw e''
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
AUCTION SALES.
Furniture at AuctTOm,

ON Tuesday, October IL, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at
- oihce, an invoice OF Furniture, c.nsIsting OF
Bns' bedsttadsi Mattresses Scfas, Carpets, CLsfrs,
Wara@us, Tables, Stoves. AirItr.. lin a. non
Chest Also compete set Of timers Tools. with
Oct ,ggENRY BAILEY co, AuctiOueers..
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

CHRIsTY's MINsTRELs.-The City Hall
was well filled last evening, at the second en-
tertainment Of this tronpe. Their last enter
tainment will be given this evening and the
performance will be entirely changed. The
performances are of the most pleasing as well
as laughable character.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
CHINA,
~ COMMERCIAL.
Per steamship Jura a. ouohoc

fer Steamship JuFa, at Quebec.
3 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sept. is-The
siuding o,ooS ~ sPesulatass aud espnrtare The
market opened quiet, and closed steader and IN
some GASES higher,
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET, Sept
~ -lSichardson, Spence & Co. and Others report
Flour NAT, Wheat hrmer am upward red Western
winter Is Id(G Is. Corn I'D higher; mixed 21s ID.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAXI ET- Messrs
Bigland. Athya IL co., and others, report Beet dull
and downward. Pork dull and unchanged Bacon
firm and unchanged. Lard quiet ana upward But
tar steaoy at slight decline Tallow in@ctive and
downward. IN
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Ashes-
inactive and unchanged. Sugar steady and upward
Rice-no sales Rosin-sales small Spirits Turpen-
tine quiet and downward. Petro cum nominal re-
fine 2s0l2s Id
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

ao BOLD RoDBERY.-Y Yesterday afternoon a
fisherman, rather the worse for liquor, went
into the shop Of P. McGlnchy and after CALI
ing for something, took out his wallet to pay
for It. The wallet was immediately spatchcd
from his hand by a person standing by, who
Immediately made eff with it. There was
$40 in the wallet, according 10 the Usher
mans story. The police were soon informed
of the circumstance, but nothing could be
heard of the robber. 5 IS nE
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
valuable House al Auction.

ON Thursday, Oct 2yat O'Clock Pm. cn che prem
" ises sha Sc II the three-story brick houseOn
Lii coin street No. Al. It is thor5ugly and iaun-
July built and finished modern in is uct n,
fine closets, gas, good water and plenty OF 81
trally located anu rs bic for occupancy or iy St
ment. Sale postiye-title clear. For particulars
S HENRY BAILEY Co., AusuOreers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

REcRUITs.-At the office OF the Provost
Marshal yesterday thirty-two recruits were
accepted, passed and credited to the following
places Portland 6, Saco, Cornish, Falmouth
and Limiugton, three each, Biddeford, Wind
ham, and Eliot, two each; Harrison, Gorham,
Limerick, Newfeld, Dayton, Casco, Cumber.
land, and Wells, one each. het
Portland is now twenty-six ahead Of her
nnofa
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

PRIZE FIGHr-A prize fight between a
New York and Boston pugilist is expected
to come Off in the vicinity of Island Pond to-
day-that is il the authorities there, who
have had wind Of the matter, do not stop 1t.
We hope the managers of the Grand Trunk
Road will see to 1t that the rowdies who go
up there do not commit such disgraceful acts
as were committed two weeks since in the
cars.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

FHEATRE.-DeerIng Hall was crowded last
evening In all parts, ard with a fashionable
audience to greet the Boston Theatre Com
Pany, under the management Of Mr.. Jarrett,
The play was Othello, the principal characters
being Sustained by Mr., E. L. Davenport, Mr..
j. w. Wallack, Jr, Mr.. G. Il. Clarke, Miss
Jennie Parker and Miss Minnie Monk, all of
whom, except Mr.. Davenport, were strangers
70 Portland audience, They were all greet
ed with applause as they appeared on the
stage. The play was admirably performed,
better than it has ever been before in this
place, ably sustained, as were the principal
actors by the full strength Of the Boston Com
pang, none of whom had before made their ap-
pearanee on our boards. saidi di a5ag
This evening the beautiful play "Stlll Waters
Run Deep" will be produced, together with
the commedietta of loan Of a Lover" with a
powerful cast. We have no doubt there will
be another full and fashionable house. Our
citizens owe it to themselves 10 patronage Mr.
JARRETT in his experiment of introducing first
class acting and plays for their entertainment.
Seats can be secured at Dana's store under
the hall,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

learn that Mr.. GARDENERS Singing School
opened on Tuesday evening last week with
large class. Those who are DESTROYS of at
tending the present term should commence as
early as possible in order to derive its full
benefit. The School will be held this evening
at Sons of Temperance Hall on Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sept. 9Oth.-
Sales for the week were $500 bales of which 600
were to spectators and $500 to exporters. the
market closed dull at decline of Id for American
and 4@2d 1or other descriL lions; n ore confidence
was eyineed towards the close.
The sales to-day were ZOO bales, including 900
to spectators and exporters Fhe market closing
dull and unchanged at the following authorized
quotations New Orleans fair 29sd; midding gid /;
Mobile far SID; middling 26ad; upands lair Esd ;
middling Esd.
The stock IN port Is estimated at 4lT5oO bales, of
which 5.000 are American,
Breadsufs-fr ser and upward.
Provisions-Quiet and steady. 81 dae
LONDON MONEY MARKET. Sem. so-Consols
closed at 67s@S72 for money
The Bank decrease in bullion was $4,000.
American stocks dull and downwal d.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
EXECUTIVE MANSION

Senator Wilson was among the speakers. The
following letter from the President was read:
@ EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, October 10th, 1884.
To Hon. Henry w. Hoffman My Dear
Sir;--A convention Of Maryland has framed a
new Constitution for the State; public meet
ing is called for this evening to aid in securing
its ratification by The people. You ask VOL
from me for the occasion, Ipresume the only
feature of the instrument about which there
is serious controversy Is that which provides
for the extinction Of slavery. 1t need not be
secret. and | presume that it is no secret,
that wish success to this nroviaion. desire
it on every consideration. Lwish all men to
be free. wish the material prosperity of the
already free, which am sure the extinction
OF slavery would bring. / wish to see in pr O.
cess OF disappearing that only thing which
could ever bring this nation to civil war. 1
attempt no argument upon the question. 1t
is already exhausted by the ADLER, better in
formed, and more immediately interested SONS
OF Maryland herself only add that shall
be graii6ed EXCEEDING if the good people of
the State shall by their vote ratify the new
| Constitution. J 81 b
X. Yours truly,
(Slgnedl A. LINCOLN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
nisss,Eratior,.

TEVHE copsrtnerahip heretofore existing between
a Libby & "a Jue, in the feaming busiaess is TINS
day dissolved by mu nal consent a.
The business OF the late firm will be settled Dy
er partner. .aoss
Mr.. libby Will continue in the Teaming D"siTse'
at the Grand Trunk Freight Depot pIrnRY.
JOIN JOIN .. MccuE.
po..,.so.so &C., ". d. n octl0dlw" Nj
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
TO .THE AFFLIOTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEM1NS',
Medical Electrician.
q m NO. m Clapp's Block,
0oRErR oYoOEeREss AND ELM srREE1s

CUKAEE OF CUNHHASS A1FD LIN SIRhAI6
XKToULD respectfully announce to the estirens OF
wv Portland and vicinity that he has perIns aent-
ly located in this city. During the eleven months
that have been in town we have cured ecrle o
the worst forms of disease in person who have tried
other forms of treatment In VAIN, and curing pa
tients in so short time that the question Is often
asked do they stay curedl To answer tins question
we will say that aI that do not stay ed, We will
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR. ID. has been practice. electrician fer twenty
one years and Is also regular graduated pl SOL
EIectrcity is perfectly adapted to chronic oioases
In the form OF nervous or sick headache; neui
In the acute stages or where the lungs are not ully
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrotula hi
dseases white sweIIinRs, spinal diseases curv At
Of the spine contracted muscles, distorted fJnbas
palsy or paralysis st. Vitae Dance, deafness eaa'
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, inogt5'
tion Coordination and liver complaint, pleswe cure
eVery case that can be presentedi asthma, broncbi'
lis, STRUCTURES Of the shest, and All forms OF fena
complaints.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
{ Lost
Rare Chance.

A LEATHER STAGE BOOT. The finder will be
IN suitably rewarded by leaving it at the stable OF
octl0d3t~ DR. RIPLEY, Temple ST.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11

fEiO purchase stock Millinery, rsth rent of one
4 of the best stands in the city. address til rough
ro,- F2a6 MlLLINER. Portland,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-11
Wood for Sale. al.s
UByEHTUTE.

A NY person in want of substitute will dc well
"A to apply to the subscriber at his office. No. 20
Middle street j. n TODD.
octl0 div tasrtifr-saa FWFFT
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For Sale.

e,v.. THE Topus House, Furniture, Miue,al
. sp,ings ara ars aors ;sS Bssas,
gGb one Ots and spSing viii be sold
IiIIbai ue are If wan cd. Tbs property will be
Va ali tte a much les shaa ti5st
cOs'. a., Tsan pebec, comprising three hundred
sares Of the land in Kennebec County, with
For arsher particulars inquire at Togus House
Chelsea Ne. - =, sBEALS, Agent.
DIV, oct 10