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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31
TELEeRtPH,
Portland Daily Press.
I FOUR DAYS
LATER. FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of, the Steamship City Of Man
-xe chester off Cape Race
Sr. JOHNS, n. F., Oct. "a.

.sr6 ST.. JOHNS, N. F., Oct. 20
The steamship City of Manchester from
liverpool l9th,yia Queenstown 10Th, arrived
off Cape Race last Friday night. 1895 +,
The steamship North America from Quebec
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th inst. 7-.1Ia
\ The steamship City of Baltimore from New
York, also arrived out on the 18th. -
The steamship Ontario, belonging to the
Steam Navlgaton Company was aground near
Yarmouth, but there were hopes of getting her
off. She was on hsr first trip to Alexandria
prior to going on the New York line. y
Inc London Times thinks it uncharitable to
suppose that Federal accounts just now are
made as favorable as possible to suit the politi
cal emergency. 1t deplores the prospect of
continued war as most melancholy and de-
pressing. O. o sem
The Duke of Newcastle died on the 18th
inst, after long illness. p . 49,
-. The grand Bazaar in aid ofsouthern prison
-eIs was opened at Liverpool on the 18th inst,
with great success. Political feelings was
,disclaimed, and very general support was
extended lit. - $3.50
A rather more hopeful feeling pervaded
English commercial circles on the 18th, but on
the 18th, there was renewed gloom and de-
preston. The funds were well sustained, but
speculative stocks continued to decline. as
Another suicide by the London manager of
the Mercantile Exchange Bank, from undue
excitement relative to the affairs of the Bank
was reported, but not confirmed sa -
Pierre was an increased demand for discount
at the Bank Of England q y 'f s..s, asal as
= The additional failures do not appear to in
clude firms in the American trade. s4la
IA alass Latest via Queenstown 2ag
,s-..ss.,.Y ..sfr QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 20.
The U. S. steamer Niagara passed Deal to.
day, going west. oesgs3 isal6s9 ssc-
Il is now thought that the steamer Ontario
will prove total wreck. 5rET - s. -
The commercial depression continues. Adj,
ditional failures include 20 Liverpool firms in
the American trade. F,.--k-esF 9fea
4 Rio Janerio letters confirm the severity of
the panic there. s&HCY HM
The liabilities Of the 4 suspended banks
amount to eleven hundred Thousand pounds
sterling. IS sll rs as ae 81
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31

(. DRowNED.-The Lawrence American says
the body found in the Merrimack river, few
days ago, has been identified as that Of Sarah
J. Wise, belonging to Foxcraft, in this State.
She had resided in. Lawrence little more
than year, and started on the Monday pre-
vious to the finding of the body, for Lowell,
which was the last known Of her until recover
ed from the water; she was % years Of age.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31

AN EXCELLENT CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT"
The character and public services of Abra-
ham Lincoln, by William M. Thayer, author
Of the "Pioneer Boy" and other works, has
been published in neat little book Of 70
pages and embellished with an excellent por-
trait of the President and view of the early
place of his abode. 1t is just the book to cir
culate among the people, and is offered at the
low price of 80 cents. Hall L. Davis has it.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31

GEN. FRANK FEssENDEN is on the Mill
tary Commission that Is investigating the mat
ter of fraud in the soldiers vote of New York.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31

From Mem Orle1na.
NEW ORLEANS 9

a 49,. !. NEW ORLEANS, OFT. "a d
y Dates fiota Mobiles Bay to the 2Jsst inst.
state that great activity prevails in the army.
There is much 81 kness fardchg the troops, bdtsI
II Is daily decres ng. I'VE
The cotton crop is suffering considerable in
jury from recent rains, but still the yield will
not iall much below the expected amount.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31
Blackrner's Concentrated
IF RUIT WINE,
Made Without Fermentation.

TTNHIS WINEpossesses mild and delicious flavor,
Il full body, 1t is prepared from choice indigen.
GUS fruits; and from its purity aud peculiar mode
OF preparation, possesses remarkable healing proper
ties. .oft
Nothing more Palatdbte, Nothing more fRrigord-
ting. Nothing more Siren theHing.
A half win glass taken short time before break
fast will shar the appetite, and IL is to be relied
on when every other mode of treatment fails.
Used for Nervous Weakness, Used for Kidney Conn
plants, UsedJor Indigestion.
1t is rapidly growing into public favor, for those
who it once Invariably buy IL the second time
Ii is used dinner wine BY many in place of all
others.
Good for the Sedentary, Good for he ConsHmptire,
Goo5 for the lRrdiid.
II is quite refreshing afior tiresome walk. and
to the sedentary and convalescent 1t DO said to
be truly invaluable. Every household should have
a supply constantly on hand for family use.
This Wine Is UrIernisnted, This Vine is UHCer-
meRfed, This Vine Is UVermented.
Prepared and for sale by L. BLACKMER CO.,
Worcester. Mass. For lalssin Portland by W. T.
PaiLLIes, s CO.. and by Druggists and dealers
generally. 45 oct27evdSm.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31
AUCTION SALES.
House and Land af Auction at
MOrFiIh's Corner -

(1N tuesday, Nov. LIST at o'clock p. NJ, at Nor.
tSS fnis Corner, few rods from the terminus OF
dn,hh ofse Railroad. A good two story house, new,
on tSs Sitting Room Dining Room and Kitchen
oemen,s0t hoor. Good chambers and clos cts; nice
sfahIa. a. cellar; abundance fine water; a good
md otber about half an acre of land for garden
HEs fRprvposes A very desirable properly.
oct0s 5td BAILEY q CO. AUoTI0hEKas.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31
Artillery Horses Wanted.

iAcr. ASSISTANT QuARTEnMAsrER,s OFFICE, I. SA.
ta7- Htit ~ AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct 20. 1854.
DERs0Ns having horses for sale suitable for
IN Artillery service, are invited to offer them to
the undersigned. The horses will be inspected at
Camp Coburn, Augusta Me-, on Wednesday and
Thursdays of each week. and must strictly conform
sound in al particulars; strong quick, and active;
well broken, and square Kotters in harness; In
not less than 151 hands high and each horse TO
weigh not less than 1860 pounds These specifca
tions will be rgidly adhered to, as no discretion Is
allowed the Inspector to accept animals that these
specifications would reject VIM s.. DODGE,
Oct 2S-dAwtf -
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31
TO TIE AFFLTCTEDF
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DIR. w. IN. DENNIS,
Medical Electrician.
NO.IH CIapp's Block,


CORNER OPCONGRESS And ELM STREETS
xKTOuID resnaotf,,I,v rrou,ea to thu citizans ot
w Portland ana v;cIr;t thot 10 bas narno 80
that IL have heer IN Town 70 enrad some ~
the worst forms OF disease in o have tried
other forms Of treatment in vain ana cnrino na-
asked do they stav curedf To snsrvey t,s anest;on
we win saw That an that do NOT stsv oussd We will
doctor the sooond tr,. co. rothinJ 0~ e~' We Wa"
Dr. b. has Sssn nraet;css "iaots;c,an fertartv.
one years and IL aIs 4 recnIe1 rsdnafed nhvsIoisn
ELECTRICITY IA perfeotv Adj nfed 10 ehronie 1;seasea
In the form oil nervoua ~ sck haadacha. nanraIgis
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In the acte stages or where the iungs are mot fully
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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31

Second Hand Books,
DoUGHr AND SOLD by A. ROBINSON.
ID dlwoct2T No. 81 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31
Cavalry Horses Wanted,

Us CAVALRY BUREAU, U. SiA
b : OFFICE OF ACT. ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrRR.
AUGUSTA, Me. Oct. %, 1854.
DERSONS having horses for sale suitable for the
Cavalry service, are invited to offer them to
the undersigned. Zach horse will be inspected at
Camp Coburn, Augusta, Ne, and must conform TO
the following standard: TO be from IA to l6 hAnos
bigb, from 8 to years old compaoty bu1It. nun
aeshed. bride wise, perfectly sound, and of suf-
ficient size for Cavalry purposes. -4-.-
~ ~ ni4 VIM. s. DODGE.
z -e,2- Capt, Q. s rfVois. q A. A. Q. III. J
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31

.s,,., A Ne,o State admitted into the linton. -.
iea,F WASHINGTON, Oct 80.
inc President has issued his proclamation,
admitting the State of Nevada into the Union
on an equal footing with the original States.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-31

A Notorious Guerrilla Killed.
1,i5. ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 2S.
Official dispatches say the guerrilla fend
BIZ Anderson, and seven of his men were
kilied at Albany, Ray County, yesterday. Six
q MS men are to be shot here tomorrow af-
ternoon, in retaliation for the murder of Major
Wilson and his men, .asa ~. 8as8a afss-
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
FROM GEN. JO8N3TOr's ARMY.

MAR1srTA GA, June 28th, 1864.
The severe punishment Inflicted upon the enemy yester.
day by Gems Hardee ana LoGrg rendered them very quiet
to-day.
While the fire that communicated to the woods was
commander that act of humanity, would cease
firing in order to afford them time to eff their
ed then In danger being burnt alive which done;
which action resumed with frightful result
TO The epemy in front Of Cleburne's DIVISION
They lost Thousand alone while in
Cheatham front much greater. Our loss less
than ays in skrmishpg.O1e hundred aud fifty
will cover il.
Walkers division in shrnish'ng aced with great hero
ism-nne Of eleven Icing bayohetted ia riffs
pi, alone while their ces scuav the enemy down
pit in with bayore wounds while thsi1 Clothes
perfectly perforated with bullets.
Sergeant of Jacksons brigade seized she'll while tie
fuse lighted ard threw it from the pit in which it had
fslln. he promoted the fold by G sn JAckson to
a Lieutebant, but tbs heroic telow nodesy declined it.
serg W. J. Woltz of Co J. the 29th TenneEaee reg
ment Vaughar brigade, eaped the eGemy's breast
works. seized standard presented By Gen. Buord to the
9th Illinois regiment wrested it from its bearer and
brought it iamphant!y to camp, for which daring act
Gen. Hardee presented 70 tie gallant Sergeant Upon
was inscribed Belmont" Union City," store Iii
yer.'
The enemy made desperate stempt to take Keunesaw
Mountain They attacked wolk IN colGmps OF picked
troopgheroes of Missionary ridge but Loriogs corps
drove them back with losE estirDatcd at 2.t00.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
YANKEE NEWS VIA TIE WEST.

A.
The Appeal has received the Chattanooga ze,te of
the 2ath aiming dates from New York sr Washing
to the 29h Of August stated to be triumph
dig Wood Peace fac ion, their obec henE TO await
meet will no cid snccess The Copvs non pronal-
gata platform pe6giug tie party universal smreety
war If Grsnt is successful tie Conve ntion may adop
srsighou outious and mako fight On the can
diate VII las opposed the whose first at OF admin
IstatoD viii be proposition Tor an amnesty with vie"
TO final seraraiop.
WASH NGToN "A Senator Davis gave notice of his
lntentlon 10 introduce bill to establish peace among the
spectng he bree hrndred dollars exemption which
the Hou-e refused to in with the Senate vii be
A army correspondent 26th claims that Grant
emily holds the Petersburg ana Weldon R. r. South
The III bure's specia dispatch Of the ?5h soys that
Ragood's s; G. troops made t|n hou attack on
B dy Smiths line, and repuiscd, losing one huLdred
NEW Y,lK, June 27th.-Go old q2oed at two hundred
Isaac Henderson, publisher of the Evening Post, and
Navy agent at New York has been arrested warrant
issued the application Of the special Counsel for The
Navy Department. He vas admitted to bail in $4,000
dollars
chicago dates CT the 22d state that vallapdgham
still at home, at Dayton OHIO, and WAS endo sed witt
khouts Of welcome by the Dsmccratic Convention at
q. andy 5ohpson ia speech at Eashyiile On his nqmna
he not over IT, in restoring 'hc State he would
leave Cut all d hng elements. aud only party
grants pouring the courry all parts that Ten.
legea may rank vita New EDgat in The ars In the
back there DO tut thousand legal these
should control the wok CT Ation Trtors must
be punished AID their great plantations be seized AID
divided into small farms, and sid honest nen.-
The day for the proecton IF lands and negroes of authors
th raD lion is past. He staud the Cove
till the Upon g floats every town aad hill top,
then be will attend 10 s7~c an to Louis Ma
20 CO.: you set this continent. His
speech ia remarkable for the omissea OF auy claim
TO recent vcoreS Only reieeDc4 TO the subj ect be-
l1g made. he Claima that should an equal num-
ber be killed in every battle, it is plain the result
must be the utter xte1mnaton OF the Rebels. He
Concludes by saying, though money bs expended
though farms aud be destroyed let the for the
Union 20 ard the STARS and srpes be bathed, if need
be, the nations blood M law be restored, and freedom
tuliJ established.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

ATLANTA June 29-The Appeal has rsoeived the Chat
tanooga Gazette of the 25!h 1t states that Cen Pillow,
three men, 24th demanded the
reDder of Lafayette garrisoned with tour hurdred cavalry
TIE being refused, the Conederates ed
tie The garrison position in the Court House
and adjacent houses Fer more than hres hours the Con
continued to advance slowly, the 4h Ken
lucky cavalry in and the Conederstes ieft leaving
100 dead and 70 prisoners, carrying off COL Faulkner,
the 7h KY, captured charge. 1t is supposed that
the Federal will hear that Pillow passed in the work
before him on the Railroads The Gazette dos rot stat
in what direction he went.
In New York the 24th gold was quoted at 2i7.
Army adVicea the 25d that position of affairs
around Petersburg unchaBged but changes beug
made which have been prompted by the ef
advantage. The movement was not sufficiently mature
for publication.
The 18th New York battery il reported to lave lost
foCr guns.
The CorfedoIates are daily Strengthening ard charging
their works.
Toe World says that the National Democ ratio Commit
will Washington the 5Otn lDsianL for gene
Consultation and E2pUrtant business.
Sheridan reported 20 have reached the White House.
Advices from New Orleans 18TH say Cauby
Yisi iug Earrae ut of n ohi!e.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
DIED.,

liz General Hospital No. s. Wilmington, N c., OF ty-
ph old lever, the 18th day AOnoE LAhAiH5, son
OF Col. w. 8 Il ID. Larkins, ag d ~ ycars.
The deceased was, believe, meAHeT 81 capt Bass
Company and had oniy VoGn eered one monh prior 40
ii. death Comment npnecessary; suffice IL Say. that
George WAS noble boy IL s iness ln5 aning. "a cGi
friend, ana pGpi, dutoi, obeoicnt a1h kini. -
Tbc age at winch gave hms9 his country, ID eLth
cient euIogy Another noole yo4th has hed mature
grave not b. the ball. bat from tie great c"u'e-
Yes, George gone Oh but methpk hOef painlg3
voice say Oh cOuid MP poor boy have oe1A Wl NE TO
breathe his last Though al have o"eh Rlhd yt 10
the only that would have gwen consolation IS
bad Not the fearful suppcdtlon II an aged pa
rent could get boon no a1ked Go home
to de0 AS he sun acoIcheG flower will lit Its head 10
Heaven at evening tor dop of dew 30 does the
sinking spirit turn hOmeward TO die.
His battle is fought. the victory
No will lie hear roll cali at even;
The war that on Earth he had begun
Ended in eternal peace IN Heaven.
Coz,
Ellington. N. c. June 25th 1884.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
SIEGE nIATTERS-THREE HUME RED AND
FIFFY-FIFTH DAY.

There was a considerable abatement of the enemy
fire upon the city yesterday. The number of shots fred
during the last twenty'ou hours twenty y-three-
Thirty four shots we're fred at Fort Sumter Sunda 2,
and twelve yesterday. Private Moses Davis, of the
Gist Guard, was killed by fragment of shell Sunday
The emmy continue to fire Voley of seven or eight
guns every evening upon Fort Sumter During Sun
day The flagstaff ct he fort SHOT away, hut quickly
replaced. The Yankee fles:af at Battery Gregg was
also cut away Sunday evening" and after considerable
exertiop, again raised
TIE tents Folly Island have increased.
No charge in the f -et is reported.
Charleston MerCuru 2Sth inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
RAID in WaBrERN NORTH CAROLINA, &c.

GoLpsBCRO', Jnle 29th, 1854.
On Monday railing party of Yankees Tories under
Gel Uk from 800 to 400 strong eatered Mcrganton at
the he'd Of the Western H. c. Railroad, captured
serves, gohbad Bank AID destroyed train If
The Bank supposed to have had large hand
Tue raiders said to have from Eaf Tennessee.
Keutzs raiders have gone to Grant They crossed the
Petersburg and Weldon Road Bsliiaid.
TIE MORGANTON RAIDERS.
CHARLOTTE, June 29h, 1864.
The latest information from soIg anton to the effect
that the raiders possession of thu town. No
ther advance had been nEdo Ample force hos gone for
ward to check and capture the raiders. Tnay comprise
four companies of deserters and tories.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
BENZ. f. RINALDI


FELLOW. CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS or SAlfP-
SON CO., ~ c.:
At the solicitation OF several lieLds, have corsened
myself candidate for the Sherih4ly Of
County. Being connected with the almy,-n whicn
Socity have been three years. and being denied at
present even the privilege of oogh-itis impossible
tor me to see and talk with you wish do and
this declaration. consider it tiln0 isued the dis
of political ssues, and think aud
trcsters could better tie ry enIeng the
Amy. 0niy promise my frienos If elected,
CrInR energy impartial action The discharge Of
duties which attached to the pOsit And teated
w4I pasvey bow your d-cla1on,-knowiug tEat you
generally I" do things WE'LL"
ISAIAH HERRING,
lat Sergt 90. - Sampson Ar1InGry."
Fort C,suall N q. Juuv =. SIT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07
June %.

y Oh Eh,
Capt. GJ. Z ga n. y. Troops.
u 4

10 THE VOCEiCs - .-LF-L, CIUaLY.
GENTLEHhN AND B3OIHaK 5 ILL -: - an
myseii caaddALe d Ia uf
vi io ot4Le LeA Aisatu:e Deias aOiuIC.
lst N \. LaVAEy, 90. IL p'eVelts Lao nom w v
-iegLng win he VOLerd oil DAP II thorC
DOpes lid. EJy UppOuCnsH ~ take a.
IabtAgo vi ~ abheuce NOT Knowing -at May
Le l have
tltuda, II IOLua tte eHLuSh " LG GeCtCd sbd
pIotaote Lna lleGenL th5 btae aid Couuy
LupIIU iar as my ska and abby WA aLII. / am
a aud aIeU atIUEs .5eCoEsIoJIsL ever
lved hcts 90 lJudor Lnan Words.
SMITH.
June 23d 39ie"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

~ UN y
GENTLEMEN :-HavnS tue e4rleat and repeated
soiic maay OF 3ou - become Candidate Tor
III lower ths nr&. LegIsLLuie vi NprJh
al oiua and as l pormaneny dodDied, C1eeIuly
Comply with GGq my lr.Ld.. II / ab TO
take Id do Hut boilGVo t.leJhs wound Wuh 10
aud y geuJlGIn II, mat
chou Lhiuk Of asking you tn cue tom hs dan.
gel, gtVE.g tne Leg are. 4 snuud 10
beginning OF tha II ~ iorW"id ~ the
supputL h VIM LooiJ CoAds Tor our rI8Lts
Nlh reKaid u m pVsu IA, IL tier
ny sell bee tuat coutsa lts noea hdn 70
deule CLe SteAs au al @pStD NJ rut CT
II ueaCe, which 4 d-sro uauCL cap o4Iy cay
hat sn ulu 10 yUItd sunGaa. numb vi your
DIe, shall tere pIoUg u dO al II ny pO"er 10
o. ing "a spCeuy and h0nOfdto E5ECo, ana u DO
q L4ea all -IJne - aJ pace care
f.A guarding and Ot th5 aud my
clnstItu7nS
sy LlcIsI duties Wall prevent my canVa-g the County,
Ou lug The latrIouC FeOpIe "a On -"
gut, cueetuIly suDn to tn1E dsGIsioA "n%teVer
II"y be.
Aud am, geutlemen,
Your AulDUl5 SerValt,
IL PORTER,
Capt CJ L ga n. y. Troops.
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Ia ER From V,R iIxJA.

dispatch frem 3dshoro', dated the 28th inst to the
Associated Press says advices ro Petersburg state that
large train of Cotton had been burned the uhsde
Railroad that private sdvces represent Kautz running
from W F. Les Sunday from Stanton bridge on the
Dlnve road. with Daring iu bis front. and going
towards Weldon Grants army. Official Information
from Weldon to-day says that Kauz is going there.