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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
Supreme Judicial Court.

OCTOBER TERM-KENT, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY-The case Of Hacker vs. Pore
ct al. progresses slowly. There are many wit
nesses to be yet examined. The jurors, es-
pecially those from the city, seem to bear the
tediousness with becoming fortitude. They
will not get the case to-day. fila lsliaa rs
This will be last jury trial for the term.
Judge Kent yesterday discharged the first
fury gia.f ia .aa fao
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

STANLEY HoUsE.--This flne hotel at sAu-
gusta, is to come again under the regime Of
its original landlord, Col. Baker,, who for the
last ten years has been the popular host Of the
Augusta House, BE has taken lease Of the
establishment and it will be newly furnished
and lifted up. We have no doubt that under
the management of Col Baker it will be one
of the NEST popular hotels at the Capital.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
Was1ineten Correspondence.

NEW L Ofth. NOfs q
The Commercials dispatch says dispatches
have been received by the State Department
which represent that everything is progress
ing well with regard to the trial of the st.
Adams raiders in Canada. The magistrates
show disposition to deal justly, 1t it ex
pected that the prisoners will be held to await
a requisition under the Ashburn treaty.
The Posts dispatch says several slaves were
freed yesterday under the new constitution in
Baltimore.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
Union Meet;npp,sL.@

NATHAN WEBB, Esq, and Hon. GEO. W
WooDMAN, of this city, will address the Union
citizens of New Gloucester, at the Lower
Corner on Monday evening, at O'Clock. g
]. I. GILMAN, of this city, will address the
Union citizens Of Freeport, at the Congrega-
tional Church, on Saturday evening, at
O'Clock, and he will address the Union citizens
of Pennington on Monday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

Yaa9Ioqwi % Gao NEWPORT, e. i, NOV.2s
Schooner Goodspeed, Capt. Raxte of Bos-
ton, for Philadelphia, was boarded, by the
pirate Tallahassee seven miles south of Block
Island and scuttled. The captain, mate and
six men escaped in a boat to Block Island and
are now here. The captain reports that the
Tallahassee scuttled another Eastern vessel
within short distance of his vessel. The
crew of the Tallahassee reported to Capt.
Baxter that they had the crews OF three other
vessels which were destroyed within few
days. A' y s7D 81 s'' i-A-sa 1saaia79q bas
The gunboat Marblehead left Newport in
pursuit this evening. a-Eo 9i1sce 500 ea soiz'4
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

l..t,s stA ~ :, z = q w ASHINGTON, Nov. q. \
The treat Of Col. North, the New York
State Agent, has been further postponed until
10 morrow JsasH9a vaaI = i1issb safheI-a n
The official record of court martial cases is
published: The list embraces l ColoneI,,s1
Major, ~ Captains, 25 1st Lieutenants, 20 I'd
Lieutenants, 2 Assistant Surgeons and Chap
lain, convicted of various offences, including
neglect of duty, embezzlement, and as for
drunkenness while on duty. A large number
service. - - 4 2 s&eA y &'-sA
Contracts for 100000 barrels -four were
awarded to-day by the Ecmmissary Depart
ment at $3.50 to $l2.a5.
The New York commission have not yet &C
complshed the main objects of their visit. -
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

M1LTTARY.-About forty recruits and sub
stitues arrived here yesterday on the Grand
Trunk train, and marched out to Camp Berry.
Tie company of State Guards in this city
wa. ordered yesterdayto hold itself in readi-
ness for marching eastward. Subsequently
the order was countermanded. ass,bew
Six substitutes and recruits were passed
yesterday at the office of the Provost Marshal.
Four of them were credited to Bridgton, one
to Linington and one to Standish. oaa
Ninety men of the 18th Maine Regiment
whose term of service had expired, arrived
yesterday noon, and left for their homes in the
Eastern trains. So. e. rs
One hundred and fifty members of the 1st
Name Cavalry, whose term Of enlistment has
expired, arrived here in tbe'train last evening
They were furnished refreshments and quar-
tiers by the City Authorities.
Four hundred men left Camp Berry last
evening for the front. They went to Boston
in the steamer. q
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
Loan to the State Of Maine.
TREAsuRsR's oprror,

AhEASUktR'8 OFFIOE, -
Augusta. UoT. 27 1884
Conformity with resolve OF tho Legislature
n approved March 10, 1884, auth 1rizng lean Of
three million dollars, proposals. will b. recsIxess -
TINS onice until Eve O'Clock 4. NJ tho t1eh,
Gay of November next for loan of tour nsn
Thousand dollars, being he balance o. for which
unsold, reimbursablo in twenty five ear y five bnn
bonds Of the state will be issued in Gums SsarDg I'M
dred dollars, and one thousand ~ yearly and pay
terest At the rate Of SIX per osA'' 49, ~ =
able semi-annually - dated June l. 1864, and
Inc oonGs VII 49, I with coupons attached for
tse PSySfSen o soSn principal
and Interest," ~ aid loan will re received at this
The ml, SnnR ssuk, Foston, or either Of the banks
BSn Of Tbs csn ,nv
a. than i've hundred dollars, are requested
H. End their proposals to the Treasurer OF state ~
% eou S1 specifying the amount and terms. NO
hids received less than par. =. II. .a,,4.d
THOSE persons whose proposals may be aoeeP'eu'
will be Immediately notified. . .,,-..snrer
Oct 29-dtnov21 r-
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

SoENTING DISASTER FOR PARTY EFFECT.
The following, cut from the Advertiser yes
terday, is . sample of 'the-miserable attempts
made'to breed discomfort in the public mind,
and to beget a feeling against the war and the
administration. It is only necessary to say
there is not word, thought or a reasonable
suspicion to justify such a paragraph, the dni-
mus of which cannot be misunderstood: fad
We learn that there is a profound impress
sion in New York that Gen. Grant has met
with serious disaster. The absence of direct
information, and the carefully guarded and
unsatisfactory reports which are allowed to
feeling Gold rose yesterday in New York 10
per cent. IL. -. 4. .-.l -. r Elslse "
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
Conspiracy to Fire the Principal Cities Ia
the Northern Stptes.

Conspiracy to Fire The PrincipdE Cities IN
the Northern Ssutes.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov 2.
The subjoined dispatch. was received this
afternoon. Mayor Fargo has already taken
the matter in hand, and any attempt on Buff
falo will be worse than futile: -.
lrs fsoa $40 "a 81; WASHINGTON, Noy.
To the Mayor Of, Buffalo This Depart
ment has received Information from the Brit
ish Provinces to the effect that there is con-
idential election. II is NY duty to communi-
cate this information TO you. 7aa5 altiodeso
(Signed) asa r saAeFo W. 81. SEWARD.
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The Neso York Eotimg Frauds,

q 77la-ae .T7iIilr-51 gMEW1 = ok, NOV. 2.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says OF
the election frauds, that Marvin Jones, Col
North's chief assistant, has made q full con-
fession Of his completely in the forgery, and
that the business has been carried on at Col
Nortf's agency much more extensively than
at RaltimaES, In 1l.l.lan-l3 ~ i6lf.eass
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
~ AnchOrs &c, Of line Wreck
o" stm'r bohemian nj Aucttom. y.

SmOnsaay: Nov. !, at II o,elook. A M for tbo
At the Montreal On TS % il may concern we shall sell
Shed on Grand Trnnh SStIeamship Co. DischarginE
wrecked steamer Bohemian viz: One suit Of saii Z.
made from the oest duck, consisting o. Com
Iopsaiis Top-ganantsails, Spencer, SpankSr ssav,
sails. Jibl and Windsails; Ore best Bowsr 20 ~
.'Trotmar' Anchor "A cwt is fathom hest Porss
Ship Bloeks Lot Iron Beams; Lot Irou Plates and
sundry articles scrap Iron: Lot Of Heavy Lead
Pip Lot o Copper; Lot Composition MaterfaI
with sundry other articles -
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers. o.
Nov It'd -, .,5 r......
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

Meas Advertisements To-day.
Cigars and Tobacco--Wm. Allen, Jr.
Soc al Assembl y-Mechancs Hall.
Special Eotice-r. W. Albrecht. N ngUl
To Let--Room. e ia Isl
ToThe Sick-Dr Adams. a z "a y vi
opartnership-Brock Hersey.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

EEAmong the paroled Union prisoners who.
arrived at Annapolis from Richmond a few days
ago, we're r. Damon, Co. x, s2d Ne, Kittery.
and L. r. Bracket, Co. E, s2d, Kittery-both
taken prisonersat Petersburg, July 3oth,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

4 CAPT. PENDLEToN.--An account of Capt
Pendleton's capture and imprisonment by the
rebels Las been In type two days, and crowd
ed out, but it will appear tomorrow. ass5b
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
Ks,Io.s Fever at BEAUFORT, N. G.

a3Aa uNA New YORK, Nov. 2.
Business letters from Beaufort, N. c., dated
18th ult., state that the recent warm spell of
weather developed eight new cases yellow
fever that day. The severe black frost, which
must come soon, will eradicate the disease.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
Horticultural Society.

At the meeting of the Portland Horticul-
tural Society, held on Monday evening last,
the following persons were elected officers for
the year 1865, viz: 49, eaA
President--T. G. Hersey.a 81
wee fIesldents-N. A. Foster, J. B. Brown,
Wiilam Y. Robinson, Abner Lowell, John w.
Adams.
Cor. Secretary w. Dana. @fll
Rec. Secretary-S. B. Beckett. v q sl u
Treasurer-Samuel Role.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Executive Committee-T. G. Hersey. Sam
uel Role, S. b. Beckett, Byron Greenoupb.
Geo. w. Woodman.
On Establishing Premiums-Warren Snar-
row, t. b. Cook, Joshua Maxwell. Charles
Perry, George w. BeaL ~ 49,
On Finance-Edward A. Noyes, RENSSELAER,
Cram, John G.. Tolford. Nh d - - :
On Library-Phinehas Barnes. Samuel r.
Spring, Joseph Howard. - - -
On Fruits-John W. Dana. G. m Rraad
Oliver Gerrish, Byron Greenough, VIM. c.
Robinson.
On Cut Flowers-Geo. L. Goodale. Mrs.
Stephen Gale, Mrs. j. H. Fletcher. Mrs. s. r..
Spring, Miss Sarah Gardner, Miss Augusta
Beckett.
On Plants and Flowers-Cyrus s. King. Ed
ward Pennell, Miss Nellie Jewett, Mrs. G, s.
King, Mrs. Moses Gould s1ssl b. IS a1eT i
On Vegetables-Allen Haines, Charles Il.
Adams, j.. M. Kimball, Joseph Bradford.
Hosea Kendall. JEafIJFI TTTTFT
On ornamental Gardening- B. Cook,
Harry b. Brown, Charles E. Beckett, E. p.
Weston, F. Ell. Eassett. sisiegss - ssSgiq 3
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

aman b.s;ue.4 Il, HARRISBURG. Nov. 3. q
The official vote of counties gives the fol.
lowing aggregate results, including soldiers
votes: Union 100, 737; Democratic l78, SOS.
Union majority l4,03a. Is lssism b, sol'siaaf
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
CITY OF PORTLAND.
ELECTION NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given, that In pursuance OF
IN warrants from the Mayor and Aldermen of
the City of Portland, the Inhabitants thereof Qual-
fed by law to vote Tor Electors of President and
Vice president of the United States, viii meet in
their respective Ward Rooms, OF usual places of
meeting, ON Tuesday the eighth day of November
next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, then and there
to give in their votes for seven Electors of Pres
dent and Vice President OF the United States.
The polls, on such day Of election to remain open
until four o'clock in the afternoon, when they shall
be closed 2. eA 'N.l FfT
The Aldermen of said City will be in open session
In the Ward Room in the New City Bnilding lem
trance at the tower door on Myrtle street,) from
nine O'Clock in the forenoon to one o'clock in the
afternoon on the three secular days next
preceding said day of election; and from three
O'Clock to i've O'Clock In the afternoon of the last of
said three secular days. for the purpose receiving
evidence OF the qualification of voters whose names
have not been entered on the lists ofqualied voters
10 and for the several wards and for correcting said
lists - HI - r-r--.. ~ ~ = fa1
J. NJ, HEATH, City Clerk
octz7edtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
4oBs1 "a E5rlAsHn
Various Items.

HslA lnfifiaf bas YlsssszE NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
The City of Manchester is below. News
z The 4ad Mass. Regiment, Col. Burrill, leave
tonight for Boston, sf7sa ras.oi fas Ssss se3
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
House at Auction.

ON Friday, Nov. 4th, at 8 O'Clock p =, a, an.
" premises, house No. s. Cumberland Street ZIG
Its the easterly hall Of two story block Of two
mepts thoroughly and Substantially built II iUr.
nshed rooms aid good closets gas; a ceiebIated
Chilson's Cone Furnsoe hard and soft water, good
d1railly locsted, and in good nefghborhooo ItIs
noss,se house to own, 10 occupy, to rent. Sale
4 Nov. Ibid -' q. BALLET q W., Aucrrs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
NauaI.

csI1Id PHILADELPHIA Noy02
Steamer Bermuda, from off Galveston, Tex
as, 20th ult., has arrived, and reports that the
us. steamer Mobile recently captured two
prizes off Galveston.
The Hartford, Richmond, Lacawanna and
other gunboats are on the Gulf station.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

WE are under obligations to Messrs. Allan
Brothers & Co., for European papers per
steamship Hibernian at Quebec from Liver
pool.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION Sale Of Wood q .rfmber..

D. ARursoay: Nov. I'd, on the Farm of Seth stor.
Der ~, iooq IN Scarborough, elIthe Wood and lin.
into sx. ~ aGres Of and which have been divided
teen sixteen lots, Of various sizes from Ave ~ fogr.
interssss sach There are in the estirr alton or ma
mershantaSnp ertss between 5000 and 600O cords ~
more thar ~ wood and four Of these lots have
fifty thousana ety thousand feet Of Pine timber Vim
between the Post fRs Sas AN easy Of access yng
from Portland and 9; and Paine Road. miles
PioHi'e'J EE VNgRRYWeaee at2 o'clock p. N.
Oct z-d2wtd a BAILEY 3 Co., Austioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

BANGOR LUMBER MARKET.-Amount of
lumber surveyed from Jan. to November i,
1884, compared with the amount surveyed
during, the same period in 1852 and 1862
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

Col. EDWARD A. SEAMAN, formerly of
the 9Th Maine Regiment, of this city, died re-
Gently of yellow fever at Newbern N. c.,
where he has been engaged in carrying on
plantation on Neuse river.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

Per steamship Persia. at New Yo]

f.. 49, Per steamship Persia, at New York '-llA
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Oct. 22d.-
The sales to-day were 5000 bales, including $500
bales to spectators and exporters The market
closed quiet andpnchanged, the demand beng bet
ter at low prices. .,s;ss,-s ssf.
Observation-Disclosures. -aal4yA leys (
Ihs Provisions auiet, and steady. % aiaast1s
Produce-quiet .eb af lf55 4e5s4 ,,a4, I
/ LONDON MONEY MARKET, Oct. 22-C onsols
closed at SssGsq for money ar g5a.,3 ,t,,..--
AMERICAN SECURITIES.zIllino Central rail-
road 50,951 dis; Erie Railroad 4o@41. Ne8
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

b FIRE.-A two story wooden building in the
rear OF Salem lane, owned by John, w. Rand,
and occupied by him as a carpenter shop, was
destroyed BY fire about o'clock last evening.
only one chest of tools was saved from the
building. 1t was mere shell, and burned
down very quickly. q bss.s.esg VIM ,,.,-,.,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

......s ..oa.,rr of the Maine Charitable
MecSsocs sssoCistIon Will O sv Ssl1 Move
" Library koIMlk STEPHEN MARSH,
q octSl dtd
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"-I H|7T7
La ID e 3
TEETHl TEETH TEETH.

Dr. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Electric
ity iOithoWt Pain. Pertons having decaytd teeth
stumps they wish to have remoS ed for resetting
he would give polite invitatiou 20 call. fI
Superior Electro Magnetic Machines for sale for
family with thorouTh Instructions.
DR.. D. can accommodate a few patients with
board and Treatments vt his house. - tNafN
ofloe hours from air~k a 20 JIM; and
0onsultatioa Free. novltf
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

CLUB MEETING.-There was good attend
ance at the Lincoln and johnson Club meet
Ing last evening. The President, w. 81. Fes-
sender, Esq, presided Patriotic speeches
were made by Otis Cutler, Esq, DR.. Rust, Of
Faris' 5. L. Carleton, Esq, Ruel Shaw, and
DINERS The latter sung an original patriotic
song. 81
This evening, it is expected several gentle
men who have not heretofore spoken will ad-
dress the meeting. Let there be strong
turn out In five days the most imnortant
election ever held in this country will take
place. %
RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
Oct. 10Th, were s1-saa nt
Passengers, S43,Si1.OO
Express freight, mails and sundries, 3,l24OC
Freight and live stock, ~ s 70,6O7.OC
Total, 5 $I17.O42 OC
Corresponding week last year, 1i1,972D(
3C9g saL --
Increase, $5,O70.0C
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
DIR. GoLDING+,
Physician and Surgeon.

Il CvmbertaRd Street, near Wilmot street, where
he can be consulted daily, from to ~ noon, and
from to 2. N, and to 10 O'clock upon all diseas-
es OF the human system .fftI
Those laboring under any disease will do well 10
consult DR.. g as his practical experience and lpng
to give correct decision and prescribe suitably.
= REORGANIZATION Fee 81 co.
Invelei ate and other cases which the DR.. cannot
cure he will act strictly honest, informing the pa.
tient that he can do nothing to restore health-ha
will not take money when he cannot do the sick
good
Those who are in the first stages of Consumption
should give the DR. a call who no doubt viii 30 of
spec al good to them. lI4l
Office Hours-9 to IL; 2 to &, 7 to 10.
ore 12S Cumberland Street, near Wilznot.
Oct 22-dH anesW.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

i1w q HHDS. GU1cALOUPE M0L1sSEs, (.
ltO nice article for retailing. For sale by
Oct 3i-2m G, g. MITCHELL q SON.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
Dentistry.

fElHE undersigned have associated themselves for
a the practice of Dentistry, and will continue the
Office lately occupied By Drs Bacon & Breslin, No.
IL Free street. % y s8Ea ELBRIDGH BACON,
HENRY KIMRALL.f
PORTLAND, Oct 10, 1854. a as oct2OsOd6w
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03
Saw-miii Hransa

NOR SALE--one Set Saw. Mill Irons, including q
Il cast-iron Water Wheel - 49,
Also, One Clapboard Maciina9 ~
szAisos One Plaster Cracker. - d. w. CLARK,
oct22eod& w2w 80 az Exchan "a 1t.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

GALLANT CoNDrcr.-ln publishing the
names of the officers and soldiers who were
complimented in the late order.of Major Gen.
Butler for gallant conduct, we Internationally
omitted the name of Major Cook, of the 22d
Regiment us. G. T., who is mentioned, in the
order. Major Cook islfrom Lewiston, and
bears the reputation of fine officer and a
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-03

Nearly opposite the United Elites Hotel, Where he
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent.
~ located in this city. During the two years We
have been in this city, we have cured some Of
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tients in short time that the question is often
asked. do they stay curedl To answer this question
will say that all that do not stay cured, we will
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. D. has been practioa. xseotrician fer twenty
one years, and is also regular graduated physician
in the form OF nervous or sick headaches neuralgia
In the head, neok,o extremies; consumption, when
In the acute stages or where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, sorofula hy
Diseases white swellings, spinal diseases, curyatI
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis st. ytas Dance, deafness STAN
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepaia indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint, piles-we cure
every case that be presented; asthma, bronehi.
It's structures Of the Ghost, and AL forms o. temae
By I19Ctx1C1ty
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with JOY and move with the agility and elastic.
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformities
movedi faintness converted to yigor, weakness TO
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
youth are oblfterated; the accidents of mature LIE
prevented; the calamties of old age obvfsted, and
an sctive circulation maintained. VA s e
LADIES .a4 A q
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs,
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indiges-
ton and constipation OF the bowels pain in the SIDE
and back leacorrh@a, Tor Whites); falling of tie
all that long train of diseases win find In Electric.
tty sure means of cure. For painful menstruaton,
too profase menstruaton, and al Of those long line
specific, and w in Short tias, restore the sufferer
to the vigor OF health.s
, 1864-01-03
FROM SPRINGFIELD,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
sr1MaF1EtD, Jan. 3 1861.
Cor. Yates to-day received the national
colors Of the 95d regiment. They have been
very much torn and mutilated In the many
engagements through which they have been
borne. The staff has been pierced by six
bullets, nnd the hsg almost entirely gone.
The regiment left Chicago Nor. 9, 1soo, and
was in the, battles of Jackson, Champion
ELL, and Vicksburg, Miss, and Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
Those who attend the Agricultural Con-
vcntion, to be held in this city on Tuesday.
January 5tl,, will be returned over the Great
Western Railroad free Of charge.
Lieut. Col. HasbroncK Davis has been ap-
pointed Colonel Of the 18th cavalry.
Major 4. I. Briscoe and Lieut. ]. r. Craycns
Of the 9th regiment, have been ordered to
report TO the Governor for recruiting sesvsce,
Battery L, 1st Illinois Light ARTILLERY, now
serving In West Virginia, has been ordered
by the Var Department to report for duty
with the other companies Of This regiment
now in tic Department Of Tennessee
, 1864-01-03

The Psoyost-MaEshal Of the With District
Of Kentucky having called on those whom he
had enrolled, TO chow cause for exemption, ii
cause there we're, was waited on by large
crowd, nearly all Of whom were rebels at
best, many Of them having served several
months in the rebel army, but now consider
themselves untlt for the hardsAips Of the tent
ed field. Hcreupon, the ProYost-Marshal
was favored With the following letter:
RICHMOND. Ky.. Dec. Il. 1853.
Capt. Robert Hays. Provost Marshal Eighth Dis
t1ict, London, KY:
DEAR SIN: I hayc seen yorr advertise
ments giving the people desiring exemption
from the coming draft IN opportunity to Law
III their complaints, &c. Now Sir, have
never had the honor of your acquaintance.
bnt c1n refer you for the truth of what
am about to say to my worthy friend, James
D. Foster, surgeon, aud a member OF your
honorable Board My complaints are rs fol.
lows, Viz:
have no broken limbs. have no chronic
disca. es, such rs "in1ammstory rheums-
tism," t'chronic Inflammation of the stom.
ach, - t'phthiEic1" *twhite swelling," DC. ]
am no: olind in either eye. ] am not knock
knced. I an not badly shanked. / am not
bow-legged. I have no bad teeth and
can bite off cartridge. I stand straight
drilled IN the Southern army, and never been
SO fortunate as to be q member Of the sym
pathizing party In Madison. have no I'm
pedIments IN my speech. an neither near
sighted nor far-s!ehted- can hear well; !
can hear the ring Of musket rs we'll as the
ring of silver dollar. In short, am sound
In wind and limb. nm about IS years old,
am houEekeeper, and have vile Ia good
Union womau), and no children living. l an
citizen Of Madison Co.. Ky:, from which you
who is no braser than am. One Of nv lecs
Is rs long Us the other, and both are long
enough to run well. I'M for the *slast mar
and the last dollar" s.nigger OF no uicrer,''
especially "thc last man. II you hayc Q
good muskct marked .'U. s." send it down,
! and am ready to bear It in defense Of tho
p4pers that entttle me- to 70 I'M