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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
{. REBEL NEWS.

GrGafs Cavalry FEgb4teg-The
Condition of the Rebel GspitaI-Tihs Pso.
pie Of Richmond TEta44fiag up Their
sWrongs-RP0rttd Csptars Of General
Lsdliss Aid-T3s AIitary Governor ej
/ Richmond. Removed, 80. si45i1ssap.
p GLooTY coSDETIoN OF RIoHN0HD.
Prom the Richmond Examiner, May %.
Grand, gloomy, peculiar, and uuruffisd
as the bosom of Jehova, after q simeon, /,
the city continued on yesterday TO demon
strate its plscidity under the dificulties
inflicted on It's patience BY the powers
that be. The stores remained shut mp
Male and female Institutions of learning,
whose tutors could bear mpskets, remain
ed closed. The families OF poor militiameu
icontinped to mingle ansthemas and tears
With their borrowed, cTusts. The markets
presented q miserable array of tYBomething
to eat; g and the extorfioners,, out of the
service continued to swell their profits,
and bless the wisdom Of those in authority.
Etcksbnrg, bombarded IN front and rear,
cut of frem all the world, and ianguishing
under her seyerest trials, presented no
spch sePulchral picture sss Richmond does
to- day. The people have grown sick of
the -wrolgs inflicted upon them within the
brief space of . few weeks, aud be sure
that they will treasure them up,
CAVALRY TIGHrIEs -aRANFs yoRrIPIoA-
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply.
OF WHBELLNGIV,A-
CAPITALEsg $iSo. 600.


- - iaa DLhhCVOHS11J
Joka Raid. s.5 T. P. shaIlerOss, Geo. &. Wheat,
Geo. Msndel,H 9 John EeOoktSrE BGus. SASCISIan,
@. FrHnEhelm, Jas. N. Vance, Alex. LAuEhlIn.
IINhIs COMPANY hAvtng been duly 0tEHnized, dEB
prepared to take risks At fAiF ERt0I on bnildlnRH
Of all kinds, mefchAudlse manufacturing ebtAbuahs
msntS, furniture, Steamboatg Gud carEosston the
Western riTeJ and lakes, and also on the lives OF
persons for q term Of yeaES. This Company oferS
superior inducements 70 farmers, whereby they can
be insured for three years at reduced rates Thbba
ing home inshtutou, composed of some ninety-Eour
stockholders, most Of whom are among oar best bu
GiResI men, recommends itself to the favorable ean-
liberation Of the inSuring public and Bolicits their
patronage ~. -.
APPlIoatiOn. for insurance will Be- promptly a.
tended 10 BY the SoTetaEy.t fE Z > q 49, p
Once, No. MoLuf6 Houis, being the uans for.
msrly occupied By Adams ExPFeo Company. p,
JOHN Rid, President - l-
sAH'L MCCLELLAN, Vioe-ProSidsht. $50
NO ARTHUR Agent for paying Penaious. ohaeo,
Ho.l, hcLure House, being the 0arno oaoa foFmerlT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

Gehefal Winder has had the above posi-
ton since the establishmeutof the govern,
ment at Richmond aud during the whole
period has, attended, unremittingly to his
many atduoussduties with the loss of but
singl day. - = 4 - ~ = =
.iat LBE cNTHE DEATH OF JEB STUART. 'l
From the Petersburg Express, Nay 20.
~ TheiGoIlOwihk aPP 6priats iesnGral order
of General Lee, evoked by the death of the
lamented Stuart, will be read with uuiyer-
sal interest 80. n =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

NO; ARTHUR Agent for paying Penlious. once,
occupied by Adams. .RTprelS Company. - april =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
To Teachers.

tV1IIE Board of School Ex0mners Of Viva
Il dot County, Ohio, fdm aud after The frs
Of Nav. 1864. win hold meetings for the ey
animation OF teachers, Under the act to pro
vide for the rcorgaaiza ion supervision aud nam
tauance Of Common Schools" and the amend
ments thereto passed, March ID, 1864, as fol
lows:
In Upper Sandusky on the tst SATURDAYS it
July & Augrst. On tho first aud tmId SatuF
days IN November, December, March anC
april,
in Carey on the LIST Saturdays in May and
september
In Mexico, on the Sd Saturdays in May and
September.
In Nevada on the lst Saturdays in June and
October.
lln Marsailles on the Sd SATURDAYS in June
and October
Under the amended Schoul law, "each male
applicant fora certificate shalI pay tie ,nrd OF
examines fee Of fifty cents and each fem
applicant fee of thirty five cents, as condi
lion OF cxamination."
Examinations to commence at 10 O'Clock
a. IN. "a BY order nf the boarc of Ey miners.
.sg j5,l.' HENRY MADDUX, Clerk.
April 8 1864.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
A HORNED WOMAN,


The. New York Observer" contains a.
letter from its correspondent at, Larnaeay
IN the island Of Cyprus Tmkisludoo,iast
iQns,) describing a most remarkable Iusus
nagIa recently discovered there.lo 1T iS
notidn gilass thanla woman wiihb'hornsI
craving out of herhead !ogSheIihas onei
large horn on the side Of her head Of the
Size and consistency Of an ordinary rams,
horn, besides three or four corpiclea 90,
o;bsr .paHtstef the head. The writer stsiesi
hat lie has seen her,s and that she has
been visited by Nearly alitlie c5nsuls and
Eur9pqaas in that Place, some arS9of Of wvhhooma who
are making an effort q secure heriios sx-i
p''on' c,i1sE d y4; III sl' Sc lslsIsk
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r. & II. Mccormick,

DAINTERS, will promptly attend to Hous,
L Paentug, Wagon Painting, Paper Hahg,
ing, Graining Glazing, and Cemen.inr B lex
" 0rk. All work done in the best manner, and
upon the mcst reasouableterms,
IL Shop one door South Of David BoAsher's
Grocery Store.
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II "For we are unto Col sweet Sa.
your Of Christ, in them that are saved
and in tLem that perish; to the one we
are he SAVIOUR Of life unto life, and to ,hs
other Of death unto dcath--2 Cor. 2. II,
10. Please develop the Scripture" PRO.
cess by which thoso that "persh." rs
distinguished from those Ihatme "saved'
to whom the Apostle was savou of death
unto death, nra made holy aud happy
10. "For if we sin wilfuly after we
have received the knowledc Of the truth
there remaineth no more sacrifice for
sins but certain fearful looking for, of
judgment and fry indignation which
which shall devour the adversaries. t.
II b 10, &c, 81. Let us see you run
your universalsts craft VIII r, it can gath
er up those ship wrecked soul, for whom
there remains no morI sacrf fee for sins.
but who in consequence Of fwilliul sin
there remainelh but, a Certain" "fear.
ful looking for" of "levouring indigna-
tor.' even an Everlasting destruction"
Are these to be ultimately holy and hap.
py? .....-...-
10. "For he shall have judgment
without mercy that hath showed no
mercy, and mercy rcjoiceth against judy
ment." James 2:l3, Does Unversalism
know any thing of a judgment without
mercy? Let there be no arms length
consideration of these passages.
From what has been so far developed
Of your system, 1t is evident you belong
to the restoration school of Uuiversalists;
holding that those who die in impen.
tence and sin are adequately punished in
the future state, butthat after or during
an indefinite term of punishment, ARE BY
some unJefned process recovcred--made
holy aud happy" 1t - true you have
inlimated that it is by the gospel,
through repentance and faith, bul4 how
this car consist'with the doctline Of Tie
adequate punishment Of every sin re-
mains to be shown. ' 7faF"a .''F21
| conclude this letter by offrrag one
among number of objections whiehoT
conceive to be against this system. m..2NI.
1t assumes as necessary to the system.
what has no warrant from the word Of
God. J. That the future srate is probs.l
tionary---a state Of trial e. That aho
gospel will BIO preached in hell 3. That
there are not only preachers in Arel, But
that Iney are illlpreae,ing the COS pei OF
Christ. a, Tha, there are men and wo,.l
men repentiqs and Believing for saliva
ton in he'll. ni 6, place Of punish.
ment. s. Thatsins are being pardoned.
hearts being renewed, and souls being
sanctltisd, III hell. 6. That Jesus Christ
IS either not able or wiling TO save those
in this life, which lie is able and willirg
to save in hell, Z. That Miure he'll ia
more favorable for salvation than tho
present tlife.ss here it is tpossible,whila
there it is inevitstl,. Is not sich ,syss
TEN justly execlable ?a1j a.d Of y.ladJisl
o.s a Yours emphatically, sdJ gat
.eo.rI nsW OF l., C.. WEBSTER. NJ
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
n al : :
A'CopPERHEAD WELL ANSWERED

. .II|g #tIIiIA 10 BIN
In the cars, the other day, between "
Baltimore and Washington, 9 discussion,
spFang up. as 10 tie propriety Of allowing
negroes to vote. One Of the copperhead
participants, thinking to make oit plain
case by the orgumentuN ad honaaanS said
to his Republican Antagonist .w"Whst
would you think il at the next election.,
you were TO 60 to the polls and cast a
vote for Geo. B Mcclellan, and q bi}gt.a
black niger were TO come up alongsideof
you and cast one for A be Lincoln ?'d odI
The Republican reflected a little and
replied: "Well,, I'd think the snigger.'
had "a d--n sight moro sense that r
bsln1 hFs anI '1 9dl HIS d'iw ,snoi
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-24
Copyright secured according to law, by LA Brunnsr
THEOLOGICAL DISCUSSION /!
A Discussion of the Fol.
lowing Questions:

1st.--The Scriptures teach the
ultimate holiness and happiness
Of all humankind.
2nd.-The Scriptures teach the
future and endless punishment OF
a portion Of mankind.
Ina series Of Letters bd,cccn Rec H. r Nyc
Of Peoria, Illinois, UniuersdiiSt, and Req. l.. c.
Webster, Of Upper SanduSky, Methodi.t.
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.LIV ERY -. -. 80
SEa "a. a I'D ID T--u.E[z 2

Holm II. HARDER takesthis opportunity
81 of informing the cit lens o Upper Sand"skl
and the pub icin general, that he has opened a
LIVERY sssslA STABLE
Gu Wyandot Avenue bciuw the Yellow Cor
ner, in this place. and viii at all times accom-
modate the public with any kind OF rig they
may desire. .a u
The Busgies aud Carriages are of the most
fashionable Kind, aud the orses were selected
with view to please'the most fastidions.
Don't orget to give him a call, when you
want to something nice TO ride in. Chalges
moderate and drivers sent with teams when
desired.
-a JOHN FL HARDER
Upper Sandusky, Nov 81, 1sC3-tf
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Mott & Berry.

A TT0RNERS Ar LAW, Upper Sandusky
N Ohio Office in the Prosecuting Attotney'
Gilice in the Court House.
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McKelly & Gr;sell,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Office in Beerys'
~ Block, Second Story, Upper Sandusky,
Ohio
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-01

CTRAYED from the pasture of Mr.. Francis Rob-
~ erts, Weetbrook, last month, q three year old
gray Colt, small sizei whoever viii return him or
suitably rewarded. bycaling at No, 80 Spring st.
Portland, July Is, 1884 -dtf
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MEDICAL.
CHEROKEE INJECTION .

COMPOUNDED yKoM ROOTS. BARKs AND LsAvzs
CHEROKEE REMEDY y, the great indian Diu.
etic cures all di'eases of the Urinary gans such
as Incontinence Of the Urine, inflammation Of the
lhidneys, Stone in the Bladder. Structure, Gravel
elect, Gonorrhea, and is especially recommended In
tnose cases Of Fgor AEbus, Tor Whitcs In Females)
where all the old nauseous medicines have failed.
tbs prepared In highly concentrated form, the
dose only being from one to two teaspoonfGls three
times per day.
oiuretic and Alternative In Its actioE purifying
and cleansing the blood causing It to flow in all its
original purity and vigor; thus removing from the
system all perncious which have induced dis
ease. i5st..-
h CHEROKEE INJECTION isintended a. an ally
or assistant to the CHEROKEE REMED Z, an
should be used In conjunction with that medicine In
ell casesof GoD0TrheG, elect Flaor AIbts or Yhites
It's effects are healing, soothing and demnleent;
moving all scalding heat, choadee and pain, Instead
of the burning and almost unendurable pal that in
experienced with nearly all the cheap qHack isjec.
lions.
By the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE LNJECTIoN-the tive medicines at
the time-all improper discharg es are removed
and the weakened organs are speedily restored TO
full vigOr and strength.
For full particulars get our pamphlet frsm an
drug store in the country, or write us and We viii
mail free to any address. full treatise
Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY. 50 Per bottle, or
three bottles for sc.
Price, CHEROKEE INJECTION. 50 per DO .
or three bottles for 60.
Sent BY Express to any address on receipt Of the
price. nfaai
Sold BY all druggists, everywhere.
DR.. w. R. MERwIN Co..
SOLE PEOPRIEroEs,
ss " No. 60 Liberty St.. New York.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent anu thinking person must know
that remedies handed out from general use should
Renee in the hands of regularly educated physi.
clan, whose preparatory study fits him for all the
duties he must fulfill; yet the country Is flooded with
poor nostrums and cure-alls, purporting to be the
best in the world which not only useless, but ale
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PART1o-
uLAR In selecting his physician, il fs lamentaba
uents are mado miserable with ruined Constitutions
BY maltreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice; for It is point generally conceded
agement of these complaints should engross the
whole time Of those who would DO competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex.
portunity time 10 make kisasef acquainted viii
their pathology, commonly pnsrues one system Of
treatment, In most cases making an indiscriMinate
use Of that xntsQrsted Ard dangerous weapon, Hees
curry fr.t
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HOW Many rROyszHDs CAV TESTIFY TC
THIS By UNHAPPY xPRRyxNcK

Young Men troubled with emissions in SLEEP, q
complaint generally the result Of bad habit in
youth treated sseatacaIly, and perfect cure war.
Hardly day passes but We are consulted BY one
or more young men with the above Disease, some Of
whom are IS weak and ernaciated as though thsY
had the consumption and by their friends supposed
20 nave II. Al such ASS yield 70 the proper and
only correct course Of treatment, and IN short time
are made to ss'oiss p rsrssst hssltb,
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Wanted.

A Middle aged American wishes q situation in
a some st0.e, or place of responsibilIry, CITY
igfsrenCes. Address A. b. G., this ONCE
octz0 div EttH e8 fTEFtEEt
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

House and Lot No. 81 Danforth St., Fog
Sale.
g. The two and half storied wooden dwelling
#A;i House and lot, No. 81 Danforth st., contain
xAksis.ing ten good sized rooms, with q bathing
room-piped for gas throughout furnace that
will heat every part of the house. Cistern for rain
water and never falling well of drinking water.
Copper pumps, SO. On the premises are good
barn and sheds. Tho lot s about 126 by "a feet The
housecan be examined any day from 10 A. NJ. till s
P. M, by calling on the subscriber vino will furnish
particulars and terms of sale.- Z:
j. r. BRAZIER,
Ocean Insurance Company Building,
No. ~ Exchange st.
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International Steamship Company.
EastpOrt, Calais & St. John.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

SAa On and after Monday, Mspch 36,.
the superior sea-g0ing steamer
@hs 49, a NEW BRUNSWICK, Capt. X. d.
. Winchester, will leave Railroad
N naTl, 400. otf State Street., every Monday at 3
O'clock T. M., andthe Steamer NEW ENGLAND,
for Passport and St. John, n. b., connecting ct
EastporI with steamer Queen, for Robinson, st. An
chias, and at st. John with steamers for Fredsr-
teton and with steamer Emperor for Digby, Wind
sor and Halifax, and with the K. n. f. RAILROAD
for Shediac and all way stations. sss S
Returning, will leave St. John every Monday and
Thursday al O'Clock A. NJ, for Passport, Portland
/ Through tickets procured Of he Arentsand Clerk
on board Steamers.
Freight received till O'Clock p. NJ, Mondays and
Thursdays. tsa~N
may6dtf &C EATON Agent,
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fsbs eodAwly No. 50 Liberty st.. New YORK.
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Montreal Ocean Steamship Go.

n IN One Of the following frst-aiass
- 1913 steamers of lthis Lineviz Peruvian,
NT~EER Hibernia, North American, Jura, Bel
a. gian, Nova Scotian, Moravian. Ds-
nassuo, ml.l sail from Quebec, AVERY SATURDAY
MORNING. for Liverpool VIA Londonderry. ,sst-A I
Also the steamers ST. DAVID. ST. GEORGE, ST.
AapRKw. ST. PATRICK, tri monthly from Quebec
for Glasgow. Prepaid and return tickets issued ct
reduced rates. For passage apply to b. Z A. ALI
AN, Montreal, or to =. i'll. FARMER, :
may 16dtf No. 10 Exchange street Portland. c
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Cherokee Cure I
THE enEAi
+, IEDIAE 1EDfcIxs.
OOMroUsDzD FROM Roots, BARK AND szALvus

COMPOUNDED FROM EooTs, BARK AND sEALvHs
An unfailing cure for Spcrmatorrhea, SeminA
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and all diseases
caused BY self pollution; such Loss Of Memory,
Universal Lassitude. Pains In the Back, Dimness Of
Vision, Premature old Age, Weak Nerves, Difficulty
Of Breathing. Trembling, Valentines, Eruptions
on the Face, Pale Counteuance, Insanity. COnsump-
ton, and all the dreful complaints caused By de-
parting from the path Of nature.
This medicine is simple vegetable extract, and
which all can rely, as it has been used In our
practice for many years. and with thousands treated
1t has not failed in single instance. It's curative
powers have been sufficient to gain victory the
most stubborn case. nL
To those who have trined with their constitution
until they think themselves beyond the reach Of
medical aid, we would say, Despair not! the CHER
0KEE CURE will restore you to health and vigor,
and after all quack doctors have failed.
For full particulars get circular from any Drug
store In the country or write the Proprietors who
will mail free to any one desiring the same a full
treatise in pamphlet form.
Price. % per bottle or three bottles for 50, and
forwarded by express to all parts of the world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
DIR. w. r. MERwIN 4 Co..
.sf...r. SOLE PRoPRIHToRs,
fsbs eodkwly No. 50 Liberty st.. New York.
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Tn LAT

TNsHE Grand Trunk Railway Company's Refresh
Il ment Rooms Applications will be received by
the subscriber, at his Office Tor renting Of The Re-
freshment Rooms at the Grand Trunk Htasion, in
Portland Possession viii be gwen the first week in
November next CHAS. z. BARRETF'
Office G.. 7. g. w Co. 2
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Wanted ImmediateIy, +

Dya csntlamau. wife and Daughter, years
ID OIL god ,at vito s;, SoIrS Rooms
,aaan1,, "; be paid. Addres e. J. box z294 4
FOrtIsnd, or. seeh. oc.2Itf
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For Sale.

A SQUARE block of land, of about 10000 acres
"A of wood Land, on the south side Of the river
Ut. Lawranee. in Canada East It is intereesded BY
two considerable rivers with eligible Mill sits. Well
wooded with every description of timber, such %
pine and spruce In largo quantities. and maple,
bereh, beech, tamarae aad bass wood toany amount.
Enquire of q. T. MACHIN, Portland
Portland, Feb. 1854. feb25 ecdtf
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ELEVEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,


The Dividends for the past five years (ss.oe0, o0O
are Lar ger IN amount ana proportion to premiums
paid, tnan were ever declared IN the same space of
Tune BY any company in the world: The business OF
this company IL conoucted on the Mutual principle
in the tictest sense OF the term the entire surplus
deducting necessary expenses alone, being eQuita.
bly, divided among the assu1 ed. ~
Its rates Of premium are kolcer than those of the
majority of other Lite Insurance. Companies yet lis
aivioends have been greater; the result of most
careful and judicious self cdon lives and the favor
aple rate OF interest o4its Investments being per
cent. ~ - - = ~ ~ ~ % - ~
The mortalisy among its members has been pro-
pornonafey less than that of any other Life Insur.
ance Company in either America or Europe whose
experience has been made kncwn-a result In the
highest aegrse, f.vora9ie . t. polio. holders
Of any other Life Insurance Company in the United
Statss, thus aordlng gr alter security the necessa-
ry law OF average having more scope for operation.
The assets of the Company are investei exclusive.
~ on Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate worth
In each case at least douole the amount loaned and
Of which will be conceded, with NO premium notes
10 eat out ts vitals and tine profits OF its members
Security is, In Life Assurance, the paramount con
that company Is the safest having the largest accum
nations and in which the largest number Is assured
II: expenses are less than most all other companies
Its system Of NoN-FoRFEITInG PoLIcIEs. Also
EHpoWMERF PoLIC1Rs, payable on att aiming
certain age say 40 40, 90. IS 65 years, in
ments in FIVE. TIN or ors annuaf instaimen,s, i
much more advantageous than that Of any other
Coznp0ss In this counfry.M - IA HHI
no person who has insured with this great Com
pany during the 81 years have been 1 8 agent In
this city, has evef Withdrawn or discontinued his
Polics from any dissatisfaction or misunderstand.
ing - to the operation the system, while hundreds
insured with other mpanies have done so. ~
Many Policies row outstanding Of my agency have
Increased more thad 80 per cent. on the insur
ed, and mach more than the Gnsossnt q prensiNss
Policy No. 1859. insured for $4,000 Is now worth
= 5000 increase 5000, tftsl s71 80 rs
Policy No. 1857, insured for $4,000 10 now worth
@12,000-increase $4,000, seasfn
Having run but little more than twelve years
Many other instances with similar results can be
shown to any who Will call me-. and many inter-
estipg facts Of great value will be furnished cheer
fully. E1W
Documents and sll needfu information cheerful.
furnished at the ocise by mail to remote par
| ties and inquirers. aeras61E H l,5-s
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HOmse mmd sfOre TOR sale.

House and store for Sale.
THE House with brick basement on the corner Of
H. Park and York street; the basement occupied
as store.
ALSO,
One and half story House with large lot on Mil
street Cape elizabeth.
ALso-Four house lots 80 by 100 fl each, about
mule from Portland Bridge. Inquire OF
JOHN c. fR0CTER,
Oct7-dtd Lime street.
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For Saba

a CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
yxsze rooms, large stable and sheds-sit1atedtw two
II&AM and one-half miles from Portland and the
sEaM finest situation In Cape Elizabeth for wa.
ES5X& tering place, and summer boarders. FOR
PARTICULARS enquire Of GEO. OWEN.
APT dtf 101 Commercial Street. Portland.
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N Q TT Q R
PROVOST MARsHAL,s OFFICE.

" E1hV OC1 HAAbLzALb
First District, State Of Maine,
-E-tAlZAL Portland August 18th. 1884 J
INQUIRIES on all ordinary subjects connected
il with the enrolment, draft, exemptions liability
to draft, credits and accounts Of men furnished,
should be addressed to the Provost Marshal of the
Congressional District, and in he lie able TO
ans them he will ask information Of the Provost
MAJ. hal General OF the State Answers may be thus
secured more promptly than BY addressing the Pro-
vost Marshal General at Washington, where more
important business often prevent prompt answers
to multitude OF inquiries now addresses TO the Bu-
reau on personal and other matters Of minor cense.
Quence.
BY Order of MajorJ W. T. GARDINER.
CHARLES 81. DOUGHTY,
Capt. and Provost Marshal LIST District Maine.
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