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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
The Plot is FOilcd a.!
ThI SOLDIERS lEE SUSTAINED.

The game Of COpperhead politicians in
Willisnsposs, to "carch the Du,cbnsn o!
Union aid Snyder" aud ches: them gu,
Of their As-emtlymeu, has failed. TIE
Pro.bonotary of Lycoming county refused
to Preseu, lis return judges, a part of the
returns sent him, aud all those certified to
at Harrisburg. Enough votes were thus
cast sside to elec, Pia,t, Boyer and Wilson.
Jud sc Armstrong demonstrated against it
as 40 illegal aud unjust return, aud some
Of the Judges refused to sign it.
Las, Friday, the county return judges
met in Lesisburg-Vande.bei. Of Lycom-
ing, Jacob Hummel, Esq of Union, and
Wm. Hughes Of Snyder. Tue Lycomiug G
certified soldiers vote was offered. ]. c.
Bueher and A. II. Dill, E>qs, appeared in
opposition, arguing that the only duty and
power of that board Was TO add up tbe
returns received thro' the Protbonotaries,
and declare those elected Who came With
the ms; votes: if there Vas wrong, the
Legislature could remedy il. A.C. Simpson
aud Il. {. Alleman, Esqs, argued that, i!
the Pro,bonotsry had done has full duty.
then this board had only to add up and
declare bot, when that officer had failed
in bis duty, as appeared by the proof
before them, they could not wrong caudi-
dates aui people By making up = return
msnitestly incomplete aud false. As hon.
es. men-ss men faithful to the trus,
reposed in them BY their cOns;i,uen:s-
they we're Org d to act equi,ably By rem
edyiDg the Protbonotary's wrong on the
spot, and giving all the parties their rights.
The U0ion and Sny der judges decided the
soldiers vote should be counted. exit
Pis,s and Vsuderbelt) The coun: gave
Allem,o 13 maj, Oruig 81 maj, ssd
Wilson 10 msj.-and certificates we're is
sued accordingly. (Judge Walls had also
. fair majority of the whole vote, and re.
ceised his certifca,e) Thus Vas "equai
aud exact justice" done to all parties, &C.
cording to the wish aud will Of those
those votes bad been received.
AS the LycomiDg PrOtbonotary refused
to let Mr.. ManleJ'. friends examine bis
returns, to see how many votes we're re-
turned to WilIiamspors sud no, to Harris
burg, he has grounds for . Legislative
enquiry as to bis seat, aud We think will
make II.
For Senator, 10 votes we're cast for
johnson, and I for Simpson, BY Soldiers
who did not know tba; Shriner was the
candidate Some voted for Congress, and
no, for Senator, for the same reason.
Msnley lost many votes Of those who did
not know be vas q candidate.
Earlier nominations would have given
Us l50 to 200 more Soldiers votes, and
saved all the ticket. And Union, Snyder,
aud Lycoming each had at home, that
day, more than enough over-coufient
Cuioni.!s to have elected Manley and
Shriner. Let US BE rise, for hese lessons
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08

The Chicago Times hes correspondent
who writes from Springfield:
"Tbe cheering news from Indisns, Ohio,
and Pennsylsania have impaired . new
impulse to the Democracy in this part Of
Illinois"
This correspondent must Be relstion
Of the person Who thought there "sasn's
much Of . shower" ct the time Of the
Elood
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
Estate Of John 0roG, deed.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
" Testameu,ary upon the Estate Of
JOHN GR0FF, Sr, laie Of Brady township.
Union Co, deceased, have been granted TO
the undersigned. BY The Register of Union
County, in due form Of law; therefore all Per-
sons knowing themselves indebted TO said
estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment, and those having just claims agaIns,
the same are also requested 10 presen; them
properly authenticated fer settlement TO
JOHN CROFT, Jr, Executor
Brady Tp, Oct. IS, 1864 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08

~Ws hsve No War news Of interest,
except the rumors Of Rebel attempts to
make ineursions on oar Northern borders
about Election day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
state ElectiOn-OmclaI.

There was no return Of "Home" votes
to Harrisburg. The following are all the
'Oficisr returns We have received. 1t
is for Congress, and includes both Home
aud Soldiers vote, which are not distinct
but are together as one in the returns
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
CONGRESS-OFFICIAL.

o., ma. FOR u + Miller
There are abou, 100 Soldiers votes in
Harrisburg, not returned to the counties,
which would make u F. Millers maj. over
go. The votes for Packer were cast by
those who had not heard who the Union
candidate was. His vote, with that Of
Capt Edmonds' Company, makes real
maj. of ESQ against the late VIM. II. Miller
in this Congressional District "a change
Of 1000 in Two years. Farewell, South
orn Billy"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
HOMER, VS.. M'CLELLAS.-Gen. NJ
CIellau'. position is accurately illustrated
10 the following lines from POpe's trans
la,ious Of Home,'s Had, book xiv, ITO /:

alni .i,; thou thus desert the Trojan pla,nf
Aad have ~boIe Of bleoi t-en SHED in vein
10 such bsse sentence If thou couch thy f-sr.
spe.k it IN whispers. lest Greek should hear.
Lives there . man dead TO fame Who tAres
t. thint snch neanness or the thought decisresI
Aud cnts-s IL even from him ~ho~s soy-rsgn svsy
The banded .-sions Of all Gr-s1> ot.y'
ls this Generals voice that eaIis u Sight
While var hang doubtful. Aile his soldiers fxhtt
What more could troy, What yet their late denies,
Thou gv-st the Zoe ali Gr-~ce becomes their prise'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existine BE-
tween Josiah Baker 4 Jonaihs W olfe.
trading in the name of and under the firm Of
J. Baker 4 Co. -Drug and Variety business
was dissolved on the 5th Of Oct, inst. The
books and accounts Of the old frm will be
seiiled by Josaihan Wolfe
JOSIAH BAKER,
Ocl3o,'el JONATHAN WOLFE.
The business will Be eonunued BY J.Bakes
a. the old stand. J. BAKER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
Notice to Trespassers.

A trespassSs upon thefrenIses Of The
undersisned. sitaaled in Kelly township, for
the purpose of hunins parIidses and other
small game, as ,heyWiIl be dealt with sccor-
ding to law. Vohn Shuck,
Peer Newman, b Kline,
Abraham Shafef, GAorge Coiherman,
John HummeL ThApas Rsam.
Thomas Rouig, Jacob Rodenbaugh,
David HeinieJ, John y CIinser.
John A Ki.er Adam cFazleu
Paul Geddes, 1869 George Meixsll 4'pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
TAKEN IP.

0tAME TO the premises Of the subscriber in
" White Deer township. near New Go
lunbia. about 1--WE weeks ago. MuIey
Heifer about 3 years old, red, with isx
white spots. The owner is requested 10 prove
properly, PAY charges, and take hsraway, or
she Will bs disposed OF aceordieV 70 law.
:7,lse8,ri. SAML SHOWERS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
nTYIUE6Q.

The Levisburg Uank declared dividend
Of per cent. cless-0( ali Taxes, payable TO
the slockhoIderso on d~nand.
Nov.9,ls6i. DAVID REBER. Cash'1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08

TNHE School Directors Of HARTLEY
i township wish to employ SEVEN Tea
ehers. The compensation will be liberal.b
according 10 the grade Of certificate. For
further information apply TO oR.V.B.LINCOLN.
Secretary Of the Board 1867
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
zemisburg #arketa
Corrected .Semi- Weekly Jy HaHs d. .Smiu
1teO,

In L-vi.hurs. Eth list, CHARLES HCRIs i.red .
yeArs AMI ulonths,) sou 0. joel b and Caiha,ine
DIEFFESDERFER-
On the c3i ul; child Of Dsni-l and Susanna EDIS-
GER, Of West Bassloe, tsei mos and day.
90 the 18th uIf, AGNES tAa Of Jacob And MAR Jane
BECKER, Of v hit Dee:. as-i yrs, NOS day.
In L-vi.surs. ':h inst, HENRY SMITH, (ooIor-a,) }
sgd about IS years-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08

r OST.-On the 25,h inst, between Lew
isburs and Kelly < Roads. Two old
Harness Traces. The finder Will be suitably
rewarded BY applying 10
Oc,.2T,ewpd. JOHN HUNTINGTON.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
The Eve and the Ear.

DR- 5. II. KNIGHT. CT Lewiseurs, havssg
IL had twenty-five ytsrs' Practice. oners
his services to those who are sf,Icied viii
diseased Ewes or Ears The following 10 one
of a number of Testimonials:
Nv 50, had es,srze. of 10Th eves-vss ehsd 81 ens.
nd mari % 4 to- ot5e-- hsi ry's7.n. sit~s1,se
hir- ~ s~-c- n krtEs' u-f-rr'~s -. - sos
r.r-s hs- op~rs-isn- s>iis sf.sa> ~ 80
AZ. E@irt.- O I've hsn a. saNt L. "cl1-
Hs-Ie.cr, Jsa = Les llos-i
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08

Doctor n. c. STEDM
HAVING returned from the Army, is nov
III located at Buffaloe Y Roais and oiferl
his profes sional services 10 the public. May
be found al VIM. T. Linn's
Buifalos TIP, Juns i6, 1864 rasm
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08

IT Is INFALlIBLE-IS INFALLlBLE!
/ Is pui up in Large Boxes for IS els. d
all ready for use, without miIiss With othss
ariicles. Does not spoil. gel dry or yerAless
b. keeping Ike oih-z pr Ps-4tcns- verDin
ertrsEE-zntly f0u3 q. KAts and MIR ti Il shB
tol-s- l. Det tar-er88s to sves satsllss1Ba -
all -ho il SOD by ali Druggists a1s psaAsss
tAr0sessu, tha ruit-i Stss-s C.U-IoS-bs susO -
Ask for FL ETS EIrkRsINArVR, in iAsse boxss. -
-ei lsh-i. and .ixne1 BY The Frnprietoz kDot-ya1o
south T-nth street shor- s.fEss Asssksessy-vA
l30 Jursbkl street. atpvs MAlssh bessseA 3ensA -
Ri.T-nth. PsIE l1E.FsA
sol4 in Levisbu--. by BENNETT RRo'a WAelssAh
And Re..ii-.Isa by SAaER Oo-CW SCHATDk-
AZ. p II RgsVEE sa1sss,S.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
TAKE NOTICE.

IL PERSONS are hereby notified not
n 10 rlde on horseback or drive with a
Team on or across nv Lots. which intend 10
occupy as Coal Yard, vllhout nv consent
Boa,nen are notified not 10 lie up al nv
Wharf. without FIRST consulting ne. Anr ons
violating the above notice will be considered
. irespasser. AMI prosecuted as such.
WM. FEGLEY
Levisbure, April s. 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
liver, Man. Woman. and child shsai1 kead i6

NARRATIVE q Privations and Sufferings
or United States Officers and Soldiers xhile
Prisoners Of War in The hands of the Rebel
Authorities. Beng the Report Of Com
mission Of Inquiry. appointed by The U. &
Sanitary Com mmissiOn. With an Appendix
Containing the Testimony"
DRCE, - cents. SEM, postpaid. TO any
i address, on receipt Of price, By
e. VI. KING, White Deer Mills.
4t Union Co. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
What must be returned.

THE person who borrowed Ihe tdniRis,ra.
| Ior's sceoInt Of Saran EaBsle. deed. Oct
Of The Registers Office, IS requested to reisrA
II Immediately.
As7 the person Who borrowed the inventory
and yendge list Of David S;ees. deed.
AlsO the p~rson who got thsWiil Of Charles
Ginier. decd. + II WEIKEL, Ree'f
LewNburs, sept. 23, 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
AdininIsiratrix' Notice.
ALBRIGHT & BREWER,

A TTORNEYS al Law. Office corner Of
y Market and Fourth 81. lie egIsbars uaion
Co, Pa. Also claim Agents for The proeurs.
meni of Pensions, Back Pay, and Boantiss,
and all Other claims against the United
States. LewiSbure April 2, 1sely lpd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
TO-DAY

rpspes;h thy skies. November,
Thy skies RI! ~Int and rsin,
Aroure oar hizxing esnp-1res
We SOUND tie march again
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
NOTICE.

THREE School Teachers wanted fer tAs
Union township school district.
Address L. ROOKE, Pres'L
or John NOCNGMAN, SEQ
Win6elt P. O. 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08
Executors Notice.

ETTERS Tesiams sniary on the estate Of
IL HERMAN fOST, deed. laI- Of Lewis
burg boro', Union County. have been granted
to Inc subscriber IN due form Of Iaw. All
persons indebted TO ssId estate are notified 10
make immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same Will present them
properly authenticated for settlement 10
1910 DAVID REBER. EIsealor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-08

The above Al counties, in 1868 (las.
year. gave Governor Curtin majorisies over
Woodward Of II, ,55I
They nov give UOiou maj. Of ll,72o
Showing decreased Union m.j. Of sS7
The remaining % couo,ies gave Gov.
Curtin msjori,y over woodward Of 2,7l0
Same ratio Of decreased msj. All
Leaves Union n,,j. to come In 2,2s9
Add together maj. received 1857
And that probable TO come In 2,2e9
Leaves Uuiou msj. Of l4,s46
Curtin n's usj- vas Is, ,325 ,...1a sls
Agnev's maj vas II ,30s
Being several hundred larger than the
average Union majority Of last year. 1t
seems that
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

nov23d1m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
Praying in Rebellion.

The Washington Chronicle reports con-
versation that actually occurred in the South
on one of JEFF Davis numerous fast days. The
rector of country parish called on widow
who had lost two sons in the war, urging her
to go to church and pray for the preservation
OF "our liberties.' The widow replied :--"I
shall not pray for your confederates to have
more liberties than you have already taken.
You have taken the liberty to deprive me OF
the two boys who were the comfort and stay
of my declining years, and they have fallen
fighting against government that had never
wronged butalways projected us, and they are
mouldering In unknown graves, ii they were
buried at all. Alter taking tithes OF all Ipos-
sess,' your press gang came, and, after pretend
ing to leave me rations for six months for my
self and helpless daughters, helped themselves
to rest OF my store, paying me one-fifth Of the
market price In the worthless paper of your
confederacy. Your struggling soldiers and
provost guards come to my house at will to
demand lodging and food out of the pittance
left me, andinsult me If it is not given. Now
cannot go into the house of God and pray for
the success of such cause. The fear of what
man may do to US has forced many a Union.
loving man into your ranks, and it may be pru-
dent for me to hold my peace; but will not
cloak or dissembe' my feelings before our
Heavenly Father" The confused rector paus-
ed awhile, and then said, 81 am sorry that
your trials have not subdued your rebellious
and repining spirit" "Do you believe that
your prayers will be answered ?" said Mrs. -.
Certainly, If they are offered fervently and in
faith" was the reply; four church teaches it,
and the Bible warrants the teaching 2 .It does
so," rejoined the afflicted one. sand now let
me ask you to reflect on the import of the
prayer which our church teaches, and which
you will, hope, offer 1eryently and in faith
today So saying she pointed to the beau
tiful and impressive passage of the Litany:-
From all sedition, priyy conspiracy, and re-
ballion, good Lord, deliver usl" 5agea I ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
The Incendiary Plot at Memphis How 1t
Was Discovered.

The Memphis papers give the particulars OF
the rebel incendiary plot discovered in that
city few days since. General Washburn re-
ceived an anonymous communication about
ten days before the fires occurred, warning
him that the rebels contemplated inficting
some serious blow at Memphis. He did not
attach great deal Of consequence to the no
tice, but determined there should be no re-
missness on his part, and handed the matter
over to Captain Swivel of the U. s. detective
force, with instructions to follow up the mat
ter aud give it thorough investigation, the
result of which was the discovery of a most
atrocious plot, instigated by the rebel Govern
ment, aud to be carried out under the snper-
vision of rebel agents.
II was also ascertaiped that the offers of the
rebel government of ten per cent. on all pub
lie or other property destroyed by hired in
cendiaries had Induced conspiracy to sci
fire to the depot, round house, aud other build
ings belonging to the Charleston and Mem
plis railroad Captain Swivel pursued the
investigations as suggested by General wash
burne, and watched the plot as it ripened.-
At last It became evident that on Sunday
night, November ~, the conspirators were
about TO carry out their neiarious design.
With the utmost caution, detective officers
and twelve picked men belonging to the 9Th
Iowa regiment, were, one by one, slipped into
the depot and yard, and carefully secreted.-
The night was intensely dark, and there was
high wind blowing, and all circumstance
favorable to the design of the hcendiaries.~
At one o'clock in the morning the conspira-
tors appeared, and after cautiously satisfying
themselves that the coast was clear, proceed
ed to where they had placed quantity q
waste and greasy cotton under the roof OF the
building, and, lighting match, were in the
act of applying the incendiary brand, wheI
the detectives and soldiers pounced upoI
them. Ia the confusion and darkness, one o.
the wretches made his escape, and was a
once pursued, and was found in bed at hi
boarding house. His boots were covered
with fresh mud. He and three other persons
caught in incendiary attempts, were taken Il
Irwin Block and locked up.
The officers then proceeded to the Charles
ton House, the keeper Of which is named
Or. Mcmillan, and alleged to be rebel ennis
aarv and concoctor of the plot to burn the
railroad buildings, and arrested him. HI
claimed to,have been asleep, but circumstance
are go strong against him, that he Will yer!
nrobablv be convicted, and, with bis guilt.
dupes, hanged. 1t Is alleged that pr Ac
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q. 5. MarsIlal's Notice.

UNITED STATES OF ,AMnRIoA,
Il DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss. ;Hasss4 s.t
nURSUANT to Monitions from the Hon. Athur
il Ware, Judge of the United states District Court
within and for the District of Maine hereby give
public notice that the following Libels and Informa
tions have been hled in said Court, viz:
Libel against Two THOUSAND CIGARS, seized
by the collector he District of Portland and Fal.
mouth, the eighth day of0ctober past at Port
land in said district t
An IaJornsa ton against TEN cnBsTs OF TEA and
the Collector of the District Of Portland and Fal-
mouth, ON the seventh day of October last past at
Portland il said District. so zia
An inferm0tfos aga nst oEB CAsK OF wHIeKRY,
seized Dy the Colec or of the District of Portland
ana Falmouth, on the nineteenth day of November
instant, at PortlanU in said District. l7l, toe
A Libel against TWENTY. JOUR RAGS OB RAGS:
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT WOOL SOCKS, OR HOSE;
A LOT OF OLD LEAD, BRASS AND coPPER seized
by The Collector of the District Of Portland and Fa
mouth, ON the twenty-fourth day of October last
past at Portland in said District.
A Libel against THREE THOUSAND cIGARs seized
by the Collector Of the Disrie5of Portland and Fal-
mouth, on tn tenth dav of November instant at
Portland in said District. ist ~
Which seizures were for breaches of the lave OF
the United States. is more particularly set forth
in said Libe AID IuformatioDs; that hearing and
trial will b. had thereon af Portland in said District
on the Second Tiesdoy gf December neat, where any
persons interested therein, may appear and show
cause ii any can be- shown, wherefore The same
should not be decreed forfeit and disposed ofacoord
Dated st Rortsnd this twenty ninth Say e No
''-'Ds' u. j. Deputy Marshal, Dist. Of Maine.
w00
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Q q m al B a n *
Government z $40 Loan.

This Bank Is prepared to receive subscriptions to
the new S-le loan in suos of $50 and upwards,
paying interest from date Of subscription to August
18th, the date Of the new loan sst
The notes are convertible at the end of three
yeare into specie paying 6per cent. $40 bonds.
One-eighth per cent viii beallowed on all amounts
Of $1,000 and over. sgfi0N B. C. SOMERBY,
Portland ug. /, 1854. dtf Cashier.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

80 20 H30w sit al PoRTLAND, Dec I'd, 1884.
10 ne Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
State Of Maine.
FENHE undersigned, your petitioners. humbly re-
= guest that they may be incorporated and made
oody polite, to b. called the Yarmouth Paper
company s mp and located at Yarmouth, in the County
Oh @ CumDeriana, for the purposc Of manufacturing
ulactuting business. Aud as in duty hound will
ever pray s CHARLES d. BROWN, =
dec3eod0w tl9Ns3te 9si n and Others
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PORTLAND MORNING. DECEMBER 49, 1854


MILAN promised that the incendiaries, who
have all been employees on the railroad, should
have passes that would get them out of our
lines, safely through to Dixie, to Mobile, and
that he, as the agent OF the rebel government,
guaranteed that they should receive ten per
cent. of whatever the valuation or loss should
be made after the confagration by the Mem
phis papers se Z
One Of the incendiaries is known as Wilson
alias Salty, has been conductor on the Charles
ton and Memphis railroad, and is very des-
perate fellow, as also is Mike Shenan, another
one OF the conspirators. osg
Had not the plans been happily foiled by
the detectives, the darkness of the night and
the wind, and plenty of combustible materisl,
render 1t probable that the whole of the rail-
road buildings and their contents would have
been destroyed. The loss would have been
hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Gov
or
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

A SITUATION as Book-keepor in wholesale
"a esss sblishment. or as Copyist. Best Of refer
ence given Address III. y. D., Press Once II
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Paw al Pris0mers

NyHE wives or nearest of kin,I dependent nm
IL soldiers In Southern Prisons, can obtain nav
due thelatter on application in person or by letter
to GEO. II. EMERY, PORTLAND, MR,
Nov. s-eweod dGw NJ = y 80
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13

ON the evening of the 18th between Deering Hail
" and Danforth street. alarge 6old Cross chased
The finder Wil meet with liberal reward BY leaY-
Ing it at 4 .7g 3,f LOWELL 4 sENTER'S, -.3 -s,,
novl7d Exchange street.
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WHOLE NO. 75s
WANTS, ,LOST,FOUN
Wanted.

DARIIES who have cash capital Of from 800
TO $500. and wishing business In which they
can double their me ney In short time. Men mt an
ing business wli fad rare opportunity for meney
mski1g usiness BY calling at z29 Congress ct.
uee1ooAW U9 $500 al E.CHAPMAN, JR.
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S5O.OO Reward.

O3T between the Preble House and New City
- Hall, or at the Hall last evening, q buekskin
bag containing (s21O 000 Two Hundred al TW entY
dollars IN american Gold, aud Fiji cen Sovt regns.
The Hinder viii receive the above reward BY leaving
1t at The Preble House. mid sb1l .allI .L.4 -
Portland, Dec 9Th, 1884. 10 asiDsi- SD dee6s a
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Tuesday Morning, Dec. 1S, 1854.
The Source of the Nile.

EXPLORATIONS OF BURTON, LIVINGSTONE
AND DU cHAILLU.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-13
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