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, 1864-07-01

EroxH-soo hu No Red WtAta7 IN sso.s at e M: AZ
1t s1r@1. ~ for NOT.
CDRE-Recetved today 1to.sad na shipped, .! rs
bu Aarket sctfre and k@lc gher II N % 'Eh tnse
ysstsrday: nut sseay 4 1t nlehs's rs.ees sales
T.;ia.s5 x f. s = g NJ e Gosa 70 ssers sss
90 st S1s7H:. 5.eee bu do = an; 500
bu 90 at sl;etk;. l,72e bu 90 I'm ". ) SD
= 91-seH; sOto bn Rejected Corn at 2l9l5i;
g sf5 S?o y csps e ssost I e as
q 1sk ndoAt: 6,n0 bu 10 IN ilc s.oraRe} At
3.BB s5e* ba By sample It 1'.7 afoat 3to bu Ee-
1eeted At u Adost: 200 bu DO In store s s:ot4ks)
1t 81 n At tbs coe The market waa nrm 1t slu fSr
DAT~Rectred to-day. ss,7sS bu: shipped,
se:a; bu. Market opened qnet but clos ID "pAaicy'
atd s9ic lower shan }es; EtdAT evoatnss ptices snd
SC loEeE Ian yesterday Change quotations. SalSa
were: i2Gt bu No. 0At1 In store II sc ~ ou DO
At s9hc: n hu >o.1 ancat 1t 8sc; 7s,101 h1 DO Ut
Eei: b 1900 bn - IN ssore At sc aoo, ou Do i
sins .es 4 ~ q e a. 4 Ia a. :; e' b % Is 2Hs n
l,no bu DO II g. Market closing weak and ansss.
EKYE-Recel7ed so7tA,, $50 bu; shipped, 1oo bu.
Malaet nrm. salfs: to bu 70. i Rye fn store Al
bARLEY3Rsselrfd to-dsy; lae ou. Dali and
bags Ut = S on track.
.1LC0HOL Unsets1ed and nominal a: ss.ssa
BGTTER- Received to-day, sl.o<a M; shipped
to-day, 40 ns. Matket active and hrua, win good
tnautry for tra1n shippers: We4uo,a:
shipping Bitter ii 1rktns. .93c
, 1864-07-01
THURSDAY EvKEIxd, June

AH sales Of Grain reported In kats mdrtst repor{
are on q h1,ts Of e storags per 6ushel, Haless
o{he71eixs stdEed. FEpxf IL st11 6s1trtrrd unte5s
okhefpls6 stated.
, 1864-07-01

E A corrcspon dent writing from Battle
Greek, Mich, gives the following Interesting
data Of that place. The total population il
$3.50, biting an Increase Of 34s since 1860,
The valuc Of manufactures for tho year end
Ing Dec 81, 1861, was $lG2 900. The prinri-
pal exports for the same time re:-four
brls, 81 Coz; wheat bu, 4s,5G bailey lbs,
1883: wool lbs, 222o,131; maple sugar lbs,
99.G75; dried fruit lbs, SC, ECO; butter lbs,
11,l2o; cattle no, s,s75; sheep no 4,s4s;
hogs no, 10,057.
, 1864-07-01
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

THURSDAY RvEaIIa, June 80 1854,
LUMFER-Th!s market continues very active the
supply stu being fmh1 and usdequate. Prices suls
very firm with an upward tendency.
sIl1NGLES-1n very small receipt. With an active
densnd. Pnces firm and unchanged.
LATH-In moderate demand and dEm ut pseytous
nunfAticnn.
, 1864-07-01

s....- THURSDAY EVENING, June 80, 1874.
EHE1G8T-we1k. The enzagenents to-day
were ITO brrk1o :-schr. Maly Callins. With
7Hc big bsnner. with oAts. At Sc. IL PH1s%coTr % ~
SchE. Innie Powell. With coru and wheat, 1t tic per
60 rs.
, 1864-07-01

.TUBACCel-lt being anticipated taas the adal-
tion to morrow, Tho y unsettled and excited.
~ % ssRscla. ~ 20 soaaderaoly ACCT.
old stocks On hana and - thas be Cd
by them alter today. whilst tae stoekR in osher
haIds w,n astape Tie addluons1 imposs- This suots-
tlnna q thieaso Na3aiso<o1y afs Aesntnai ID c.
Rhf1 The trade h4s been very Actyt, Railss pR1ce4
have ur ccuntderAbfy daring he Inst tow 1Eeks
Anosntsrx ia1ly ~ . 40 y y cent upon pto.ions
prices having y stroc2 upvR, tcAdency. We quota:
CucAeo TuhAco0 xANHTAc1E1INa bkAAn4.
, 1864-07-01

Hthere was anybody to answer the ques-
t'on, We should be glad to know the precise
relation betwccni the cost OF gimlets and
shingle nails, at number one thousand and
sixty-three on State street, Chicago, and that
Of gold In Wall street, New York Two Is.
raelites In Gotham are engaged in the money
trade A needy Jonathan wants four dollars
and tWenty-six cente, aud applies to Aosas
therefor. Moses Isl q. man With no pszttcn-
lar gift Of bowels, and concludes to ask him
a. much As he can get for it; aud 20 lets biu
have 1t for nine dollars and eighty cents, in
the bills ofthe United States-cal1ed green
bscks;-each dollar OF which ia worth as
much In fact, IS each dollar in gold, for
which be pays two dollars and thitty cents.
The telegraph catches up the bargain, and 1t
Ii announced that gold is worth two dollars
and thirty cents, and 1t is printed In news-
pers aud announced IN bulletins aud forth"
"Hn every man VINO nas PECK OF po1atoes"
or yard OF ginghan to sell, goes to cipher
, 1864-07-01
xE4-*NAEtA1A VI lkA AM AVA4t
63i Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES & EVA Na
{suecessors to c. ~ JACKSON L Coz
TKUpE1ETO13.

For saIs BY dsuexata and deAla4s IN evcr7 town u
tbe tinted sha:eA. .
ma Ii or seycnrJ-nEe cent. size. tha dotsr oott g. O.
account OF It's fxc. beng much tho cheaper to u
consumer. See tnat africa Uno pollArTts On -
wrAppeF of each hett!f
LORD 4 EMlTH. General Western AgentRt
2ly.xAx.1tp q Lake street. <,hfcAxn IN
, 1864-07-01
I{N Cd @R%1HK u III
CHICAAp TQNA


- and s. Star az the eSs,.... 10
Pitre. 1g elzs ,,,,.. 118
ss and st. %
-, EItrA CAveA dish. %
81 u and 1Rs, Back pt1mo1d. 10
, 1864-07-01

ea.h. June 80 s64. Received by F. g. gslonstal1 d
Cor Commission Stock and Bond Proke1s, a CLARK
i-b1c1gn.
, 1864-07-01

In the 4th and 18th corps today were yery
trihing. Hooker, IN repulsing the. enemy's
charges, must have suffered some. A few
men were wounded In rear Of Whitaker, by
the explosion Of shells from the ene1ny's
batteries on the mountain and hills south Of
1t. Quite a number Of mules and horses
were Killed By the explosion Of shells on the
roads In the rear of our linee.
, 1864-07-01

H.
French Czlf, IS .....
ns.--......-...-$1 699a.s3
French CAlf Le-
Mlotns, z doz-
-en...........lB.@a11oM
French Calf Le-
mo1Et1, Sec
o9d4. 2 doz.$T00a!m.C0
Lta1nss. 2 doz 11.Hla 1850
R0ans. p d0z. 1909 800
, 1864-07-01

HItHWINE+HFe HFeeeiycd ,o.i.r ID X 1s. aim
pen to-day, -! brla. Market unsettled and 699t y
Ea1loa lower than 1eserdaJe Change prices tles
to-day Were 500 bfls city IN lots STA; 800 brls
ciiY At G9 10 hflA country at 16s $50 brls do At
8Ea; 200 brls do at s57 200 btla do ii $l66-matkeS
cls sing Hnset 2s $lGT71 .65.
, 1864-07-01


w pSss. .%-.4s--.-.. =! icy
" ts1isc
hN0t-
gA1T-Receiyed to-dzy, s,&R2 nrs: shipped, 3sae
brl& Market active and nr1n. Sales Today xefe %
fo,lnws 81 fNl hrls new Saginaw Fine 11osI At 3j9;
2tc9 brls do arrive II &ss5 stost; 29oo brs oi1
Saginaw Emo At ~ % on dncE: cefo bF9s dn A. $50
on dock 500 sks Liverpool g. i. 1t $3s7. We quota
tohherh prices az ft'iloWs:
DoNEsTlp-New Fine. .-... 3S23
Oh1 E1h6., 1.sV
CDAfBe. .........'.-.'... --.......-.. ~
Eroutd d Solar. 80
ltHsrJ. Win SaEK4... .-1U
DAIRY, without saeks. ~
FonxIoy-Turk's i Island 2 tack k-......-.. 7.oa,83-5
Gruunl Alum sack 3pa913s4
, 1864-07-01

In my account Of the ro-capture Of the
ground lost by Kirby's brlsade, the names of
tue two regiments of stanley's division,
which, with the assistance Of the 18th and
49th Ohio, Of Woods division, took promI-
ncnt part, could not be nscertaiued.. The
31et Indiana and the 9th Ohio, the former
under Colonel 8. s. Smith and the latter uu-
der Lieut. Colonel Yomans, deserve honor.
able mention. Both regiments conducted
themselves with great gu1lantry, and drove
the enemy before them like frightened sheen,
, 1864-07-01

LEATHER-The mATke. continued Tery active.
ahd Oh CalflSlhs and Sole Leather pricss have
eXcHed. and ireeuaT under The influence OF the *
tresne rates Of gold snd exchange Ms quote:
HyNLpCK.
, 1864-07-01
H0OFlAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS

&c concentrated AL those virtues which tend to pro-
uoto healthy and vgorousnt.- Unlike the generality
Of Bitsers, they arc NOT AN ALCOHOLIC NIX.
TURR. but
A PURE TONIC,
Composed entirely or Vegetable Substances,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
Blockade and British offloe,a,

The London Army and Nary Gazette SAYS !:
"In consequence of the recent capture by
federal cruiser of a distinguished officer of her
Majesty's navy, while In command OF a block
ade runner, Mr.. Seward addressed representa-
tions through Lord Lyons to her Msjesty's
government which have led to a stringent Or
der on the subject. The Admiralty have
caused it to be notified to the officers engaged
10 the exciting and frequently profitable bur.
suit Of commerce by blockade running. that
they cannot countenance such an employment
OF their vacant hours: Although the officers
referred to are on half pay, 1t was plainly most
unbecoming 10 them as long as they drew ey
en- half pay. to engage in acts which subject.
ed them ts pains aud penalties at the hands Of
the authorities Of q friendly state, while thew
were at the same time treating with contempt
the Queens proclamation Of neutrality, which.
binding on all good subjects, had especial
claims, to observance from officers in her Mai
esty's pay"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
A Patriotic Family.
NoRTH RAYMOND. Dee < 1ef

il NORTH RAYMOND, Dec.r5 1884. !,
7bthc Editor Of the Press. Z assAlI a Il
| have seen severall accounts in yonr paper
OF patriotic families, and now send you an
account of DAVID STRoUr's family in North
Raymond. His family, at the beginning Of
the war, consisted Of i've sons. Charles
Strout, the fourth son, enlisted in the 18th reg
iment. and died in the service in August, 1868.
Andrew F. Strout, the second son, ealisted in
the summer of 1852, and was rejected in con-
sequence Of physical disability Almond
Strout, the fifth son, enlisted In the winter Of
1858, inlthe 32d regiment, and was in the bat
tie of Petersburg, since which nothing has
been heard Of him, and whether he was killed
or taken prisoner is not known. Oliver Strout,
the third son, and Wesley Strout, tho first son.
enlisted in one of the batteries last fall. and
are now 10 the field. Mr.. Strontis Of the old
Democratic stock, but firm supporter of Mr.
Lincoln. UNION.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
The New Attorney General.

Inc record of Hon. JAMES S. SPEED. Of
kentucky, recently appointed Attorney Gen
eral Of the United States, shows his fitness for
an once SO honorable and influential. Judge
opeeu Is not. only a lawyer OF eminence. bnt
tnougn little of politician, has long been dis,
ungulsnea among the eminent men of his
own State. 800 - niS
As early 1919 he was leader of the small
party which endeavored to make Kantno i."
free state. since then he has been devoted
to the practice of his profession. Tho snca.,'
ty OF his anti-slavery opinions d shawn h1 h;s
voluntary emancipation OF his own sIon Is
about three years ago. Long before tho Wa
began he understood the plot of the Secession.
ists, and devoted his influence to its exposure
and defeat, aad during the rebellion Kentucky
has boasted no better or ADLER patriot than he.
Ia 1851, Judge Speed was influential in de-
leavng the neutrality policy the Secessionists
vi .ne state endeavored to establish, and Oh
one occasion displayed great courage in at
teIulng a meeting of disleyal Kentuckians,
ul'u.lhg with his own hand the flag OF the
Union ana accusing the enthusiasm OF the
To Judge Speed. and men of Ike sn,r,,
cy 70 drag her into open reheIt,on HI 10
pointment Is benefit and satisfaction ~ az
country, and an assurance that the dnfies of
this great Office will be ably and faiths,lIv yer
formed Judge Speed is about fifty vesr 20 ~
ase-lPhila. Press. ''S' VI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
DIED..

In this city, Dec r. of consumption, Granville A
Jones. aged % years months IL days
"a unerai on "wednesday afternoon, at o'ck
from No ii Quincy Lane. sIll T37a,GL Il = =
Nathan Jackson. formerly of Portland, aged 30 :
In Chelsea Mass, DEC IL, Mrs Sarah Il, wife Of
Hervey Newell, aged Al years )l ~ I1alC
In Bangor. Dec g., Mr. Eliphalet Greeley aged 80
years. sth, Mrs Give A, wife OF Ansel Hallett,
aged 81 years.
In AndersonviiIe. Ga. Sept 2S. Sc ct Isaac P Gar
ney, OF biddeford, aged Al years-membsr Of Co 1.
LIST Me Cavary. rrs1 -.r' grri'T 80 80 -rlTl
IL Biddeford, Nov g. Ella Frances. only daughter
Ia Belfast, Dec 6, MRS. Mary H. wife of n p Thomp-
son, and daughter of Rev w Parker, aged % years.
In Belfast, Nov 20 Emma X, wife OF Joseph Bart
lett, aged n years months. ---.' -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
To The Sick.

ELIZABETH B. ADAMS, formerly Chamberlin,
NJ. d. Analytical Practitioner. 214 Congress- cornel
Pearl street Consultation FREE to ALL from to 1.
A. NJ, and tot P. NJ.
Aregular graduate from the Boston Female Med
ical Collage, with 10 years succcessful practice en-
ables her to offer hope to the sick and especially 70
femaiss and children afic'ed with chronic diseases
her remedies repurely vegetable, chemically pre-.
pared. and the certainty with which thay cure dis.
eases OF Yhatayer form, them to receive, as
they merit. the utmost confidence of the sick Mid.
wifery attended to as usual. So
DR.. Adams. is assisted by DR.. j. wesley'Kelley, OF
Boston, sole surviving founder Of tbs Analytical
tenn who Ia in attendance at her Office the second
Tuesday and Wednesday of each month. r..
Nov 3-d&w3m iEW8 NAANt WQti
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

.VFEAe OF TRUcH LErTERa--The follow.
lowing are the rules and regulations govern.
ing ."fag oftruce letters established by Ma.
jor-General Butler:- 's's 2
81. No letter must exceed one page of let
ter sheet, and must relate purely TO domestic
matters al1A aiQa q In bas
20. All letters Including prisoners.) must
be sent with Ave cents postage inclosed II n
go to Richmond, and ten cents If beyoud.
''3. Every letter must be signed by the wri.
ter's name in full, aud post office address,
a, All letters must be inclosed toitf3e Com
mandipg Genera! OF the Department Virginia
and North Carolina, Fortress Monroe. indors
ed, (via flag truce.] sgisiaS za.s'99.
IS. No money will beforwarded, except to
prisoners Of war; 'i'A~ aeei 's57f'
sis'6. All letters sent to Fortress Monroe with
out strict compliance with these rules q will
be transmitted to the dead letter office.n
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
FOREIGN noRTs

:, ~ Rangoen Oct "a. ships Ellen Maria Hall, for
Accidents Oct 20. ships Sooloo. Hutchinson, for
BomPay, chartered at 2s rupees per ton; Western
S'ar, anoat and would probably be condemned I;
ashofe ieiA fsa n ~ I7l7 - \
Ar at Acapulco Nov 9Th, ship VIM Leavitt, Leavitt
New York.
!. Ar at Montevideo Oct l. hAraue Pearl. Harding
Boston.
At Valparaiso s 1 ult. ship NJ Lawrence, Taylor
to load -four at f2 10 per ton. -. =
. At Rio Janeiro Dot %. ships Addison. brown; G
Richardson. Kendall and Irgmenii, McCallum, for
Congdon, for san Francisco leaky and dies vi
HydPa. Herriman, unc: and others. - Dt's
and Sarrh Jane. Wis. uno. SA~"'
I At Inagus ed ul, Sarqne sylph, Merrimau. for
Ar az Para I4.h ut, brig solsatinnag' 60. 40.
New York. b. sIrfil.,,'-, h ' A-ss'n'' rum
At at St John ohm 9Th inst schs Duke Newcastle
ship Julia Crosby New York for t,eIt. leaEv Gun
Cid Slh, earqps Hamlet. Snow, London.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
mARRrED.

In this NJ, Dsc TO- by Rev A Dalton, Henry 4
Lee, 0. PIttsburgh, Penn, and Miss Hannah Smith
In this city. Dec 10. by Rev II Blake, John
Sweetser. Esq. Of Scarborough. and Mrs Mary
- In this city, Dc TO- lie 4 s-unitt and Miss n
ME Il jackson. both Of Portland. ->-
,, In Nv washington. G; NOV 80. at Trinity Church,
of Rochester. NY. aud Miss Anne yFiIson daneh,
ter Geo Wilson. Esq formerly of Portland.
!City papers please copy.l
In Cope Elizabeth, &c TO- by Rev r Rob;naor
samuel Lovett and Miss Amela A Brown ali Of
Cape Elizabeth, ""A' @H VI
In IoPsham, Greenleaf Howe. of staudisb and
mss - H. daughter of the la'e Hon Abel Merrill Of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

Boston ADvERTIsER.-We would call at
tention to the advertisement of this substan-
tial and reliable Metropolitan journal, which
will be found in its Appropriate place in this
paper. The Advertiser we regard as the best
paper, al things considered, published In New
England. 1t is always candid, chaste, truth
full and digniaed. and yet its editorial columns
are never dull, but racy, genial and Instructive.
As commercial journal the Advertiser is far
ahead Of all competitors this side of New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
IN HONEST soLDIEs vIsDroArED., .

AN HONEST SoLDIER INDICATED. -Pri-
vate PATRICK FLYNN, Co. @, 9th Maine regt.,
enlisted in July, 1861, was taken prisoner near
Warrenton, Va, in August, 1853, reported a
deserter at the time and also on the Muster
out roll Of his company. He was granted a
furlough from Camp Parole, and reported to
Lieut.. John 81. Walker, Mastering Officer
Portland, about month since. Lieut.. Walker
wrote for him to the War Department, stat.
ing the occurrences, and few days since an
swer was returned, removing the charge of de-
sertion, and enclosing Description List by
which he was mustered out, and pay to the
amount of $472 procured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

MISSIONARIES FOR INDIA.-Fiyes mission
aries will sail from Boston on Thursday Of
tniS week, for Calcutta. under the auspices of
the iFreewill Baptist Foreign Missionary So
ciety. The Farewell Meeting will be held
this tIuesday) evening, in North Bennett St.
Church, Boston. DR.. Graham. of this CITY.
left this morning to attend the meeting.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
.lrnr LOST LOVE. n-This i .tor,

@rnE Losr LovE."-Fhis is astory pub
lished by T. B. Peterson & Bros, Philadel-
phia, BY the author of John Dayton, and con-
sidered in no respect its infsrior. The Lost
Love is o strong, vigorous story of that great
passion which makes and unmakes the desti.
ny Of many a man. 1t is told in an enchant-
ing style, and will command hosts Of readers.
Price, in paper covers, $3.50. Hall L. Davis
has it for sale. e7i'.e Hi. 'elisi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

" Inc undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
p p 70 collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of
Fay ana frize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
S 81 OF tneir Heirs. Office, 80 1-2 Exchange
st., opposite Postof6ce, Portland.
w. s. SAWYER. i
How. WIN. PITT FEssENDEN, Seo'v Trsos,v
oct. Is 6m.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

III 4
E#N4 ft1h OF T4f1 unnpf
H o r EHO DUN AND TAR J
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness. Difficult
Breathing, and all 4fectioNs Of the Throot,
BroscAi al 4Eoes dnd L,lags, leading sa,-a.
to Consumption. VA
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favorie recipe of an illus rious and Chem
list, who for many years used II with the most COM
plete success in his extensive private practice.
he hal long been profuady impressed with the
wonderful virtue of honey of the plant Horehound,
inunion with the Cleansing and Healing properties
oftar extrasted from the LIFE Principle ofthe forest
tree A6ies Batsanea or Balm of Gilsad. For years
he was bafso In his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into gu III unto that the original
power of each would be preserved, the dsagreeable
qualities ofcommon tar removed, and the price OF
the compound be within the means Of all. At last,
long course Of difficult chemical experiments
he found that by adding these fee other ingredi-
ents each one valuable BY ITSELF he not Only obtain
cd the desired results, but greatly Increased the
curative power Of the compound This having been
thoroughly tested by PRACTICE, Ia offered to the
general publs asafe, pleasant and infallible rem
edy.
Price 30 Cents per Bottle
For sale BY W. +, Phillips, Portland, aud all drug
6HAKLHs bowNxn, General Agent,
nov4d3m "A Cedar st., New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

CoRREcTIoN.-In our notice of the estab-
ment of Messrs. C. F, Holmes & Co., on Sat-
urday, we stated that they would sell at whole
sale or retail. That was mistake of ours,
they sell only at WHOLESALE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
LOOK s All THIS.

Gents Cluster Chain Pima, ScarfPips, Sleeve B 1t.
tons, Gents Chains, Long Chains, Neck Chains
Rings, jet Hoops bracelets, Lockets, Ladirs' Sets
in eat variety-l00 pa to ns to choose tfom-Only
change street. 94l ~ 81 " . ll77Tt
Any OF the above ar 'ipes cent by mail on receipt
Of one dollar. Address +. DHESSER, Portland, Me,
Box 49, 1~" de.12d4w. =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
MAsoNIc.--At, the annual commun,cat

MAsoNIc:--AIo tue annual communication
of Greenleaf Lodge, Cornish. Dec. o, the fol-
lowing persons were elected to all the various
stations In the Lodge for the ensuing year -
q. W. Wedgwood, W. N. !; b. A. Pike, s. W.:
Ammi Boynton, ]. w.; A. g. o Brien, s.; @.
E. Woodbury., Tt J, F. Jameson, 8. D.; a.
II. Mari, j. D, O.,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

have now Six Sailors. aliens, who ha, mot been
ashore three eks in this country that will ship
as subs tues for enrolled or drafted wen, IN aoy
Di trieti the State, for three years, at as low
figure and with as quick dispatch as can be had Of
any concernia the state. Address. eAaR
HORACE Il. JOHNSON,
nxf a&ot31 SD so Middle street, ~
declSeo5* Portland, Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

The undersigned Rave NO connection with Capt.
Whytal, Acting Quarter aster ststioL ed in Aug
ta in the purchase of horses. but are purch. sing
them on their own account, and will pay for what
they purot ase in Green Backs, q lawil, currenc,
instead OF Government funds
~. r.y.a w - G. w. RIcKER,
declStf Il. u SAVAGE.