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The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22
MEDICAL.
Eiix,ri
Elixir

FIsHE kejuvenating Elixir Ia the resu. Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being an
entirely new and abstract method of cure irresoec-
tive of all tho old and WORKOUT systems
This medicine has been tested BY the most emi.
nentmedicai men Of the day, and by them pronoune-
cd to be of the greatest medical discoveries OF
the age.
One bottle will cure General Debility.
few doses cure Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Palpitstion OF the Heart.
A few doses restore the organs Of generation.
From one to three bottles restores the manlines
and fun vigor Of youth.
A few doses restore tho appetite.
Three bottles cure tho 'Sors; case of 1mpotency.
A few doses cure the low-spirited.
One bottle restores mental power
A few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
This medicine restores TO manly vigor and robu
health the poor, debilitated, worn-down, and de
pairing devo;ee of sensual pleasure.
The hstless, eaervated youth. tho overtasked men
OF business, tho victim OF nervous depression, the
Individual suffering from general debility, or from
weakness of a SINCE organ. will all md immediate
and permanent relief by the use OF this Elixir or Is.
sence of Life.
Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles for as, and
torwardedby Express. on receipt of money. to any
address.
Sold BY all Druggists everywhere.
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international steamship Company.
PASSPORT, Calais 4 st. John.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

On and at or Monday, March 2s
n the superior ssa-guIng steamer
rtSrrzr-asa>a NEW BkUNSM lI Ii, Capt n X
Wochester, will leave railroad
Wharf, 800 Oh state street, every Monday at &
O'Clock +. NJ. and the Steamer MN ENGLAND
Capt 4. Eied every Thursday at O'Clock r. M
for eastport and st. John, N. connecting Al
Essipori with steamer Queen, for Robinson ST An.
drews aud Calais. and with Stage coaches Tor ii a.
chias, and al Ut. John with steamers for Preder
cton ana win steam or En- error Tor Digby, Wind.
sor aud halifax, and with the T.. q n nsiirosa
for Shediac ana all WAY saiions.
: Returning. wi D ieaye st John every Mondsx .,a
and BOSTON. s'~"'
through tickets procured of the Agentsand CLERK
freisht received till O'Clock p. NJ, Mondays and
may6du CCE EATON A..
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MEDICAL.
MORE TESTIMONIALS I
q
III RS. MANCHES TEE

=. ons'Anty receiving unsolicited Testimonials c.
.-o a''0h'sa'zs cures performed BY her. Anons
my reoenty received the foIowir e. hieh arc
o'mnehoed 10 tho notice Of tho afflicted. Mrs. Me-
chester may DO consulted At
So.iic iapP's Block, Room No.s.
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Rare Chnnee.

NNo purchase q stock If Millinery with rent of one
Il of the best stands IN the city. Address throw Oh
Pc, E2eH MILLlNER, Portland.
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FOR SALE & TO LET
House and Lot No. 81 Danferth ST.. For

- The two ard Lalf storied ooSen dwell Ing
Iii House aud lot, No. 81 Danforih st Contain.
-.A-sA~i ten good sized rooms With bsl hing
e oan-piped for gss thrcu4 hUut-a furnace thai
VIII heat every part OF the house Cislefn to- rain
water AID never FILLING well of DIR nkiug water
Copper pumps, sc On the prem ses are good
barn and sheds The lot Is about 25 by ~ feet The
houe can be examined anv day from 10 A. NJ till 8
T. NJ. by calling en tse subscfis who will furnish
particulars ana terms Is sale
X. BRAZIER
Ocean Insurance Iompsny Building.
80 No. n exchange st.
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Mccobb King.bury. A,r.. for ~ Af ~, A W
State Of Maine,

cumberland So
CpoE the foregoing libel, Ordered. That the libel.
liant give notice 10 said AIFHtp VAN 10 annear
before the justices OF our supreme Judicial Cout ia
be hiden al Portland within ard for The Comfy Of
Cumberland on the second tuesday of oher
by publishing atiestcd copy OF sand libel ard I'M.
order thereon three weeks successfully in tho Maine
State Press newspaper prinicd In said Portland The
last publication TO be thirty DAYS at least betoe The
sitisg OF said ur that he may then and there in
our said Court appear and shew cause ifanv he has
why the prayer of said bellant should be grant
ed.
Attest. ID. w. FEssENDEN, Clerk .
true copy of the Libel and orde- OF tho Court
thereon.
Atto<; ID. w. FEssENDEN. CLERK.
3ss3w
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4 TWO story House snd Lot situated on Port.
IA land STREET with Stable and OF her out buildings
Also two adjoining lots containing abouta eight
thousand square feet. Enquire of n STEVENS
No. A. Portland street. iuneadfg
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a.
Messrs. {. q Clark 4 Co.-Gicatfsmea:-I aes,re
10 make known the almost instantans Gus .fe5t. Of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. casts Of caolera y, orbas
had been Tor t~enty tour n pu ging nj the
stomach and bowels, every ff cen minai.s | Went
into your arug store o procure some brandy, as
Tad Away been TO that IL x. cd remedy ,or
Dysenters. My ptlid face ana my weak .,ss a,
Once uractsd the attention the clerk In e. a .r
aud he asked me at once wv at Is the matte, ~
replied: II have been Tor wentry -four hours yomit
ing and pur sing, and am unab.e TO Il .nd or walk
from WEAKNESS and this de ally sick at my stom.
sch mp eie pro-t aies me- lie pIoiu, ed hot
Tie of Goes Dy spepsa Cure. SAVING, s.take large
swali OF that 1, is no IL oclock taken another
afier dinner"
From ths moment took that fret dose of the
M dlciLe my sleknt at stomach was goae- lis eff 81
vas Instantaneous Ia an hour 4 eat my din ner " /
as good = relish as ever hungry man psrtook Ia /
WAS well c earl d out OF food J and followed nv
teaspoonful of cure have not suffered a uart,cle
OF Inconvenience since ok the remedy
Its action was nderful aud so Immediate
that could hardly bell We the evidences OF INV own
senses and desire TO pu cly m,k- kuown these
facts, that the whole world avail TIA .msely.s OF
its use Like Bread, II thould Il I'D place In every
on = house. and ba,ieve that no enc should %
away from home without a bottle OF il ia his pocke,
or where i, uld b. q ickly ma l. avsilab O
Iiui, yours, GfU. L. DRAKE
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Name CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

HENH<5xeC Trains leave Portland, Grand Truni
Station, fer Lewiston and Auburn a.
AN
For bangor ana intermediate stations ST 125 Pm
RETURNING-leave Lewiston at o 20 A. n and
lrrive In Portland at $50 A. NJ. Leave bangor q
30 a. Il, and arrive IN Portland at Is p. NJ Boil
these trains connect at Portland with trains for
boston.
Freight train leaves Portland at A. N, and re-
Tarning is due inPortland at Pm.
stages connect with trains at principal stations
Tally for most of the towns North and Fast of TIL,
line. C. NJ MORSE Supt
waterviile. " 'vamher. les3 dacl4
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TO Let.
STORE now occupied by us. Possession given
- Immediately.
Also. a Front ONCE tn Hanson Block.
ians DIFF n. J. LIBBEY ACO
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THE BOSTON FIRE BRICK

And Clay Retort Manufacturing Co., Works ss4
Federal street, Office andwareheuse IL Iibartv
Square and Bstterymarch st. manufacture Fire
Brick all shapes and sizes for furnaces REQUIRED 10
stana the most intense heat also Furnace Blocks
and Slabs. Locomotive Fire Blocks Bakers oven
and Grcenhonse Tiles, Clay R-torts and nece sssry
Tiles TO set them Fire Cement Fire Clay and aolin
The undersigned will give their special attention
thst all orders for the above manufacture exeeu
ted with promptness.
JAMES e MOND SEQ.
SELLING AaRSrs, Is Liberty Square, Boston.
mehl1 eodem
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low AANI THOUSANDS CAN TRsTyPY TO
THIS BIZ UNHAPPY

Young Men troubled with emissions in sleep n
complaint generally the result of bad habit in
youth, treated scientifically, and perfect cure war.
ranted or charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one
or more young men with the above disease some o,
whom are rs weak and emaciated as though the,
had the consumption. and by their friends
to haveit. All such lses yield to the protef ano
only correct course of treatment and In short time
are made TO rejoice in perfect health.
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To Let

EoUR Offices single or in suites. over Stores Nos
l. l52 snd i5i Exchange Street opposite the Inter.
national House. Apply ol the premises 70
ty4df A. L. BROWN.
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House For Sale,

A TWO story wooden house, No. IS Adams street
N ii finished rooms, convenient for two families :
plenty OF good water. For particulars inquire OF
b. j. WILLARD.
foruand, MAY ii.lso4. mayl4eodIf
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FORM OF OFFER,

Which from firm must be signed by all the members.
-, of -. In the State of -, hereby agrec
to fur sh and dc liver II the respective navy wards al
articles named In the CLASSES hereto nnex-d ageab
the pr,vio VI the schedules therefor and in
formity with the iyersement Of the Bureau Of Equip
nisnt and Recruiting. dated July 18th, lsei Should m,
oer BE- accepted request TO be addressed at -, and
the contract sent to the navy agent at -, or to -.
for signature and certificate.
lsgnature.) A. b.
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New Haven, June llth. 1854
Sir Hin. hnffla Of Drsnnnai

Mr. CoE-Dear ir.-Ihc bottle of Dyspepsia
Medicine received tom you. gave instantaue cots
relief. only used it when my food dstres sed IN O.
II was abogt like taking two doses to-eas ore to.
brow. than every other day increasing the ouan.
ty at food and decreasing tae medicine until was
enabi' d to eat without taking anything ut all Nv
case was an extreme one. having suffered ter seven
years. now consider myself cured, and by using
only one bottle of medicine in the space of two
months. The desc was teaspoohful
ELLEN S. ALLEN
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To Let.
ONE STORE In Galt's Block
~ ,.,s, Appiy'o H. T. MAcRIN,
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New H.seu. Juiy 18th, lsg4. =
Mr. CoE-Sr:-HAvng been troubled with The
Dsspep ia for some light or twelve months have
taSea the usual kinds of medicines which have done
ms DO good. saw your abertisement of a meuf-
cine TO are the Dyspepsia. I have tried H. and
found IL TO be the med cine The frat is drops the
9TH of June that took reliov me 10 one minute
cave taken II three or four tins, but hav. hau no
distressing feeling in my mach since taking The
first 10 drops al hough before, could not eat
meal. and sometimes TO more than three or four
meuthfulls W thoui distressing me-
Respect ul.y. IF WOODRUFF
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Date.
Mitnesss

The which the bidder eneoses be pasted
to this or and each II them sig ed by him. Opposite
e,ch arti lie in the schedule the price must be .et, ts
mount be carrird out the aggregate foo;s for each
and the likewise written In words. II the
plres who bid 10 reside the place where the
tiars to be delivered they in their oder
person 10 whom orders them are to be delivered.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-14

1 :i,cu
t.Hi AMd l:S s
sing tie cno:
Sa;Ht.n aEc 4!
IN t,:.u'ua iEc
may 10 !--.1"
:hs rcsi".en,H
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.: -i.t tii.HI
II ,i%i'f. J e.
.Sr !-G,;.'
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Cons.der.te CAxernment in the manAfac.ure Of arms

Confederate Government in the manufacture Of arms,
munitions Of war; and army supplies, or by contractors
to furnish the same to tho State or Confederate Gov
srnmen,: Provided 1t be shown to The satisfaction OF
tho Adiutant and IhspectQrHeneral that tho public
interest and military detences require the exemption Of
such persons one supeEintendon Or manager Of oach
salt work which yieidsat least ten bushels per day,
and which had bsen in operation ut least two months
before such PERSONS called into service overseers
on plantations owned by persons absent In Cosder.
ate or State military sorvce or by persons over the
age of sixty ycais fenrncs SOLE minors aid persona
who are decfept Ito be certified by physcianJ or Of
unsound mind and on which there exceeding tf-
teen actual working hands, and also OF, plantations
where hitesa more working hands ire LEFT without
any white male person to govern them in which case
the application must be recommended by tho com.
manding officer of the beat aud Of the regiment
Owners Of plantation, within five miles o each other
may join in application for the exemption Of CON-
mon osersser All Implications tor the exemption Of
overseers must lie made in writing addressed to tho
Adjutant and Inspector.Gcnera, and be sworn to by
tho employer his or her agent and the facts stated
must also be verified by the affidavit OF two other
credible persons. Such rcrsons and employees in each
paper mill and newspaper or printng establishment.
und iron manufactures, AZ the Adjutant and lnspec-
tor-Gencra, with the approval of the Governor, may
see lit to exempt from time to time.
September
sB- All papers in tho State copy until Tuesday
the 18th inst
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Slave Labor for the Coast.
DIVISION NO. 2. e

DIVISION NJ. z.
r COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS AND "HE
i. town authorities within the Judicial Districts Of
Lancaster Kcrshaw, Chesterfield, Darlington. Mari.
boro Marion. Sumter, Clarendon. Williamsburg. snd
Horny will forthwith summon all Shareholders within
slaves liable to road duty the Railroad depot,
est their residence, on TUESDAY THE 9TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, at o'clock =. there to
await transportation to Charleston, for thtty days
labor ON the Notifications
H. The Confederate authorities have mado reQuis
ton upon the State for Two Thousand laborers monthly
Tho proportion ofone-foth heretofore called for. had
failed supply half of this number. In Wow Of tfs
fact and the great urgency Of the demand for labor At
this time it is deemed e1pcdient to shorten the Inter
val between the calls and increase the quota This is
no violation uf tho law for it does nuf h1 The quota Of
labor nor the interval between the calls but prrscrbe
proportion shall he called fur will fill the
reQls:iou. giving thirty days notice Each Division
in tic order fixed will t required to furnish this
quota, and no injustice will be done TO any.
III. All parties. whether individuals companies
who own or employ more than ono road hand,
qured to furnish their QUOTA (one.ha unless relieved
by detail from Department. Headquarters. THIS CAN
relieve only those hands permanently engaged the
specific work for which the detail granted Com
rnssioncra Of roads will give thsir attention to this
matter aud report to this otico.
w. Great confusion exists from tho imperfect man
ia which tho Of owners are glvun 10 agents
the several lspots 1t ia the duty Of one, moro
Of the COMMISSIONER to 10 present to verify tho quota
Of each owner, and prepare correct lists.
Within five day. after delivery this call they will
please forward this Office of deauters in their
respective divisions Of roads.
B. JOHNSON.
Agent Of the State OF So Ca.
August 20. str. I'd.
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Sorghum Syrup Barrels for
Sale.

rJ,nE EUNDERsIGNED HAS ON HAND AND
i for sale large number Of fine article OF Syrup
Barrols which can be had bs making application Mt
the Court House, At Camdcn
Sevtemberl If DID, HOCOTT
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.

4 NEGRU WOMAN CALLS HER NAME
IA Mary and says that she belongs to Mr. Brown
on Black River, and that Mr.. Brown and his wife are
hph and about iy years old $50 or 65) she is yerv
simple playing of so, I cant tell which
The owner is requested to come forward prove
property. pay expenses and take her away
Jny ~ DUNCAN sEKoRN, ystl,,
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School Notice.

T>HE EXERCISES OF MRS. DAWsoN,s srunoy
l will be resumed on the first Monday in octoh.,
For the term Of nine months hsr charge viii b xioo
$50 of this sum in provisions ~'0-
Ssrt 8.
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THE EXEMPTION LAW OF
)UTH CAROLINA.

IlfI I.-\ f"I lN(>N 1LA " oC
'UTH CAROLINA.
enpt f. on, all ,HiIiEa ISsrriee.
Governor: the Judges Of tho Court
,; the Orefnaries; Clerks Of tho
Plens and General Sessions; Sher.
nisSionors and Registers in Equity;
ate; Suryeyor.General; Comptrol.
easurers Of tho State.
m Actual Service Beyond the limits
.ricts in ,,ohich they Iteside.
both branches Of the Legislature and
ers, INCLUDING the Attorney: :Goner-
Of the State; persons in 'Confeder.
y service ; Officers and Cadets Of
Academy; regularly officiating
. ? licensed practicinG physicians,
y-five years; one apothecary to
lished drug store which was in
ming Of the WAT; officers and fac.
rolina College, and professors in
olleges and theological schools,
nd schools are in opelhtion the
ers and steward OF the Cedar
oolmasters over tho ago of forty
ader their charge not Lace -;
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want to Purchase Neoroe.
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO pEnc wes.
H., from twenty to twenty-five HI,s,v fchchASs
will bs paid. JoN N1.Rnest s,et cash prices
August 50 Van FACE.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII PERSONS HAGING CLAIMS AGAINST
n tho Estate Of Noses Ronndtrce late Of kershaw
District deceased will present them to tue subscriber
properly attested and those indebted to said Estate
will please make payment, at as early day as POS
sible to- JOHN BRANNON, Admir-
Ane.--t -
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School
A usrlst 20.

NHE EAERCISES Of MISS DENOUN'S SCHOUL
Il will be resumed on the lst October next.
September 1t.
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Wanted to Purchase

Tor THE USE OF THE COEFEDERAr
l. States-Scrap Iron, wrought or cast, for which
pay fai price in cash or ifprefsrred will erchano.
rolled plantation Iron for the Planters or ohas.
having any ofthe abovo to dispose of viii info,r"
Of the fact as wish 10 collect it together as sne.d
as possible. J.S MERONEV"
September
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-05-21

rm- We are authorized to announce for
the benefit Of persons intending to attend the
Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair, St, Louis,
that the Hannibal s St. Joe Railroad has
reduced its rates To $3--the amount to be paid
to the Treasurer of the Fair, thus securing
from every passenger availing himself of the
reduction, contribution to the Fur Tick
cts will be good from May 10 till two days At
ter the close of the Fair. but not longer
Tickets can be found at any of the Offices of
Of the Hannibal and St. Joe Railroad along
the Missouri river.
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@ We are gratifed by the factthat our
daily, as well as other editions, is continually
and fast gaining ground. Subscribers names
and the necessary grccnbacks come to US BY
every mail. Saturday last we received let
ter all the way from the Old Green Mountain
State, enclosing one dollar, for which we we're
to send our C>MrAIGx WEEKLY to the writer.
That looks sorter like business. That's
what We call compliment--fo. a New Eng
land man to ignore "Bos,ing" and York"
journals. and send ont to Council BluTs for a
campaign paper
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pa. Il james 5Rsd i, Is Il q Boston an

honest man, 9 SwindlsF--qr, Indeed ~ hsr .
man ct all: Some weeks ago We received .
circular signed by such . person, Book pub
Usher" &C., enclosing nOtics Of q lot Of books
he was about issuing, and directions that il
We published such notices we were entitled 10
be enumerated by ear choice Of two books
out Of an accompanying catalogue. We pub
lished, ''sent marked copy and made our
selection by letter. Since then James has
failed to make the proper connection, and VIC
hear nothing more Of it. Jsems, we incline
to the opinion that you are a humbug. What
do you think about it.
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S@The New Wholesale Grocery House

b6The New Wholesale Grocery House
Of BREWSTER L Co, No >. Empire Block, j.
rapidly building 6ns trade. The propric-
tors are clever men to deal with, and the pill
grims have found it out, as the white tor7cd
wagons continually to be seen in front Of heir
store will testify. Those who are Quitting
for the mines, or country merchants in quest
Of good place to purchase goods. will find it
to their interest to call on BREWSTER ( Co.,
before purchasing their stock.
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BEDFORD NATIONAL EXPREss The
hrst No. of this new weekly paper published
At Bedford, in Taylor county. lies before Us.
1t is neatly printed, and well filled with local
news-the greatest features. We think. in a
successful paper. Its editorials have the true
ring of Loyalty, and we can only wish for all
such papers the greatest sucee<'. Union pa
psrs are springing up all.over TIE State, and
we are glad to see it.
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B| The following note we publish for
the sake Of the point" made against the
Cops" The Council Bluffs reptiles are
rather quiet just about now, hut let the news
come Of a reverse to the good cause at pres
ent going on so swimmfngly and there would
be quite change come over tAe spirit. of
their dreams" we opins:
FRASxFoRr, MoSrooNERY Co., Iowa,
g May IS, 1864.
EDTroE DAILY SoxPAREIL:-
"DEAE Sir Please fud enclosed two
dollars, for which you will please send me
the Daily Eonpareil. Times are now too, ex-
citing 70 wait longer than ns-day for -the
news.
Not much doing in our county towards get
ting up 100 day men In fact we have but
very few men to spare, except CoppsEheaas
and there is no such thing as getting them
within hearing of the whistle of Bullet
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p@ We are under great obligations to
Mr.. G. ". Swearingen, Postmaster at Sidney,
Fremont county, for his Efforts in increasing
cur daily Hiss, in that a,urisAins village
Sidney has now the banner c1nb" on our
books. swearingen, may you live Thousand
years, always be Z. NJ, and gain the fat
test" salary in the gift Of the Deparimcn.
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Th;a nurniss Ia ! ssnpss z e

The mnFnifg .had q gljmnsa 3 -
I Iaas' Brooti eli flsl', Hssl';s ' j
and myself horses, and m srdsFl a
to the top Of Pony Mountain, ono u orr
signal stations. From the summit We had
a magnificent view of our army, which
stretches twenty asiiesafrom the RapidaaI
to the neighborhood Of Wsrrentor JUNO;
ton. Before Us rose Cedar Mountain, on
whose slope Banks fought his brave but
Disastrous, bsttle-u TheGssnds # dss he
northeast MARKS Brandy station around
it lie leagues of loyal tents on every side
baggage trains are moving across Tho
plains, batters of flying artillery are MAJ
neuvering, aadz tina sharp wplleys of mus
kerry, emerged in target practice, give us
the impression of battle opening beneath
us. Capt. Paine, of Brook yn, the gentle
manly signal officer, showed US pleasant
attentions, and lt6ld us how ,salmls Ben.
Grant sat on candle-box, the other day,
and smoked his cigar in the face of Gen.
Lees army, encamped on the opposite
banks of the Rapihan. With the naked
eye we could zee long fines Of rebel tents
on the face of Clark Mountain and down
toward the river banks. Gen. Lees quar-
tiers are under the Cloud of smoke that
overhangs Change, Court H@Be, That
long line Of tents now contains about 3d.
w men When Longstreet's forces all
come up, they will reach a round hundred
thousand. Concentration is the policy
now. on both sides Il How many neh
there are in the ranks Of Union and Free
dom will be known when the bulletin of
the coming victory is announced. Our
men are in admirable condition a calm,
solemn, earnest feeling prevadeo the host,
in anticipation of the imp ending struggle