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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-08
The 18th Maine in the Battle Of Septem-
Der 30th
PORTLAND, Oct. I, 1856

PORTLAND, Oct. I, 1864.
To the Editor Of the Press
The following extract from private letter
written by Lieut. Col Spear, who command
ed brigade in the latter part of the late bat
tie, may be of interest to your readers.
Yours, &C.. B.D.V.
fWe broke camp and moved to the front
about O'Clock A. NJ, and soon came up with
the enemy's outposts. They were soon driv-
en- in, aud our division llstl formed in line Ct
battle before their works was sent with my
regiment to support the line of administers,
with orders to move forward with them, and
deploy in their support If necessary.
The skirmish line advanced to the edge of
a4held from cover of woods, but halted and
avoided the shot and shell with which the en-
envy were sweeping the field. l had put nv
regiment In one rank; and moved up to the
line, and seeing that they would not move
readily, waved my hat to my men. and thew
followed me with yell. The whole line Of
administers started then, and on We went
through q singing fire. The rebel skirmsh
line ran in and we stormed the works. While
rallying the men got rap on the leg from
shrapnel, but it only bruised and famed me-
Our brigade (3d) took one gun and seventy
four prisoners, including four oficers, one
MAJOR. was tne On'y nelQ onlcer remaining
in the brigade not too MUCH disabled to ride,
and was directed to take charge OF the brig
| ade.
The 9th corps came up and went to the
'front.'. Gen. Griffin sent me forward with or
GERS 70 move up in support, and to advance If
zen. IarKs commanding 9th corps) desired.
l went up On the double quick, but had hard
~ got into position before the OH corps was
breaking and flying, artillery and infantry. in
utter confusion. The she'll came tearing
through our left, which had not got into line
and created temporary confusion. The OH
corps entirely disappeared from cur front and
we were sustaining the full and unbroken
shock of the enemy. 1 sent to Gen. Griffin
for reinforcements, and he came up vita the
I'd brigade. We bore the attack unasssted
until dark, when battery came up and threw
shell and canister. The old brigade stood
like a wall of fire. The trees are cut in front
and before the Goth the small pines are literal.
| ly moved. Our fire swept the ground. In
the road where the enemy came down are
pools of blood, and all along the line there was
| a row of dead bottles.
Gen. Bartlett, our old commander, has now
returned from sick leave, and am with the
regiment. Our brigade has won golden opin.
ions from all sorts OF men,"
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Arrest of the Indiana conspirasors.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. Z.
The military authorities have arrested j, j.
Bingham, editor OF the Sentinel, Horace Heff-
ron, ex-colonel Ct an Indiana regiment, An
drew j. humphreys and L. P, Milligan, who
are charged with being connected with trea-
sonable organization. The evidence in the
case of 81. Fl. Dodd, Grand Commander of the
Sons of Liberty, now ON trial before military
commission, disclosed some startling facts rel
alive to the purpose of this organization
throughout the Northwest. Dodd effected
his escape from the third story of the prison
this morning, about four O'Clock, by means of
rope furnished by his friends outside.
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The Turf.

NEW YORK, Oct. Z.
At the Hoboken races to- day, the three
quarters of mile dash for all ages was won by
morris Eclipse colt beating five others, Time
1902.
In the mile heats for all ages, Ben Brace beat
Velos. Time 1850 and 2 so.
In the four mile heats Fleetwing walked ov-
er the course, Lexington and Path having been
withdrawn.
The mile heat was won by Surline beating
three Others. Time 154 1-2.
In the mile dash Seranus beat American
Eagle. Time 1884.
The mile heats we're won BY Beeswing beat
ing Skylark in 2.01 Ia and 2 05.
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Hon. JAMES BRooKs.-This distinguished
copperhead is not likely to find Jordan a very
easy road to travel, in his pilgrimage towards
seat in the next Congress. He has been
nominated, 1t is true, but only by faction of
his own forming. The regular Tammany De-
mocracy OF his district have nominated Hon.
Thomas ]. Barr. The Wood brothers. Fe,-
nando and Ben, and also Herrick, are likely
70 De allowed leave of absence. Neither of
'nem has yet been nominated by a regular
party convention.
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Washi,.nton oorrespondenee.

New YORK, Oct. Z.
The steamer Arago from Pert Royal 4th
has arrived
The Commercials Washington despatch
says that activity prevails in Grants front
where the armies are engaged in throwing ap
eaathwoIks.
Gen. Sheridan has abundant supplies until
new connections are formed.
There is great activity at Alexandria
Trains are running to Manassas Gap and Gull
pepper,
Gen. Banks was at the War Department to-
day. 1t is understood that he will go north
soon.
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CLOTHS AND CLoTHNG.-We would call
the attention of those of our readers who are
intending to replenish their wardrobe the pres
ent season to the advertisement of Mr.. P. B.
Frost, No. "a Exchange street. Mr.. Frost has
a large and elegant stock of seasonable goods
which he will make up to measure in fashion,
able style, and at as low rates as any man who
expects to pay for what he purchases can af
ford to do
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From the Southwest.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. Z.
In the fight near Altoona Monday our
forces completely vanquished the rebels who
retreated preeiptably, leaving in our hands
between 400 and 500 killed and wounded.
Skirmishing occurred all day yesterday be,
tween the Federal force of Gen, Morgan and a
retel force under Buford. Five prisoners were
captured by Gen: Starkweather's command,
near Pulaski. There is report that Forrest
is enroute for Florence from LawreDeeburg.
A latter dispatch reported large Federal
force near Florence, and that a battle was
momentarily expected.
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LARcENY.-Winifred Cunningham, a mar
ried woman, residing on Union street, was de-
tected yesterday in stealing pair of shoes
from Lothrop's store on Middle street. Of
acer Burnham took her into custody and con.
veyed her to the lookup. Winifred will find
out that it would have been much cheaper to
have purchased the stoes and paid for them
than to have attempted to steal them.
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Deceased Soldiers mt New orleans

Relatives or Friend, in this State, having deceas-
60 Soldiers buried in the vicinit of New Orleans,
ana are desrious of having their remains taken up
ana sent home this fall, by addressing
j. WINSLOW. Undertaken,
No lI8 Magazine Street, New Orleans, can have
that business carefully and proper attended to
the mos reasonable terms. Mr.. Winslow for.
merry Of State, and give satisfactory References
ne friends can have the bodies carefully taken up
and enclosed tu ithout rem owing from the original
conn IN Wood or Metallic Burial Cases, and for.
Warded to New York by government steamer.
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Row.-At dance in the old Dyer house
on Commercial ST., last night, dispute &C
Cured between the Irish and some Sailors
Officers Barr and Eastman, in attempting to
quiet them, were assaulted by large number
of Irish fellows, armed with clubs, and but
for the help Of six or eight of the Cutters
crew would have been badly used up They
arrested several, while three OF the Mickie's
crawled away with broken heads.
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CHRIsTY's MINsTRELs.-This celebrated
Troupe will make their first appearance, since
their return from England, at the new City
Hall this evening, and will, undoubtedly, be
welcomed by a crowded house. The pro-
gramme of their entertainment is a rich and
varied one, embracing many originalities.
George Christy is host in himself, and be
has gathered around him some Of the best
minstrel talent in the country.
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Q. s. Circuit Court.
CLIFFORD, j., PRESIDING.

NLIFFUKD, y, PRESIDING.
FRIDAY-In the case of Bowen " Goddard
the jury returned verdict for defendant.
In the Admiralty case of Trccartin v. ship
Rochambeau and owners, Mr.. Putnam argued
the case for defendants and Mr.. O'Donnell for
plaintiff, Judge Clifford took the papers for
decision,
The jurors we're discharged from any furth-
er attendance. Court will come in at II
O'Clock to-day for the purpose of looking over
the docket and hearing motions.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

EetU ADVERTISEMENT To-Day.
A Proclamation-Sam Cory.
auction Sales-Henry Bailey y Co.
house for Sale-John c. Proctor.
rear Trees &c.-S. L Gooda,e.
CloJhing-P. b. Frost.
House tor Sale-Sewall Goss.
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House and Lot ar Aucfjon.

nN "wednesday, Oct 18th at O'Clock p. N, wa
~ shall sell the two-story wooden House No. :,
North street. 1t Is thoroughly and faithfully built.
throughout; it has fine closets, gas through the
house, an excellent cellar. hard ana sofi waer in
abundance Its pleasant and healthy location
easily reached by horse Railroad, excellent eigh-
borhood, and unsurpassed for pure ayr and wafer;
very pleasant for rssidence-capifal for an invest
ment. The lot is about 50 by 100 feet.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs.
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FASHION MIRRoR-Mme. Demorest's Mir
ror OF Fashion for October has come to hand.
Ihls is an illustrated Monthly, containing ar
tistlcally prepared colored fashion plates, and
large amount of just such Information as all
fashionable ladies desire in relation to articles
of dress and the toilet Single copies 25
cents
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1he Federal Vict0ry at ALtoORo-P Position of
the Rebel General Forrest.

- CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 7.
The rebels have disappeared from Altoona.
Our victory there yesterday was complete
The rebel surgeons have surrendered their
hospitals into our hands, with from four to
six hundred rebel wounded.
Gen. Cross was slightly wounded in the
cheek; also COL Ellet, of the 4th Minnesota.
in the thigh. An entire division. under
French, attacked Altoona.
Gen. Bradley has telegraphed from Br:dg-
port that the gunboat Gen. Thomas had ar
rived from Decatur, Ala. with the news that
FORESTS train had been captcred. that our
forces were between him and the Shoals and
that he was falling back towards the river.
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YORK COUNTY FAIH.-The Agricultural
Show and Fair for York County will be held
at Saco nextweek, commencing on Tuesday.
1t will be an occasion Of great interest to the
yeomanry and manufacturers of that wealthy
county. Our thanks for complimentary
family ticket.
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Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty five words or less free
all excess of this amount will be charged ten cents
line, eight words constituting a line. This rule
hereafter VIII DC rigioiy adhered to.-GPuB. Press
~ Miss Clark proposes TO speak on the "Seven
Ihnnders'" tomorrow, at Cape Elizabeth Ferry, at
Hon. Geo Thompson of England. will lecture
in Mechanics Hall, tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming at and u O'Clock.
Children's Progressive Iyceum at 81 A. NJ. Free
Conference l04 O'Clock A. NJ.
W Rev. Geo. L. Walker. having returned rom
NJ Eastern Tip will occcpy his pulpit in state st
Church to morrow and the succeeding sabbath.
CT Rev c. Fuller. of Bath, will preach at Pine
Street Church tomorrow.
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Valuable Real Estate at AucuiOn

On Thursday the 18th inst, at O'Clock, P NJ,
on the premises. We shall sell the Double TeBa-
ment Brick Dwelling House and Lot, known the
Westbrook Seminary Female boarding house sitaa-
ted on Stevens Plain, Westbrook, the liz CT the
eight rods square.
For information in regard to the property, apply
to Walter b. Goodrich, mes the premises to VIM.
l.. Southland or Il. Hambin. Portland
HENRY BAILEY 4 CO., Auctioneers
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$50 the fun and frolic the country boys are
enjoying about this time, with their husking
parties, Indian pudding and pumpkin pie sup
pers ? And then TIE finding of red ears and
kissing the girls-why it's enough to make every
poor devil who has become slave to the quill
sigh fora country residence.
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ROheu.Aan Goods at Auction.

ON Wednesday. Oct 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. II. at
" No. Cats BLOCK for account of v HON It may
concern. small invoice GODS from the wreck ed
,teamer Bohemian. consisting OF Iwetds, Vestipgs.
Beached Cotton, Dress Coed IoweiDg. Thread,
rubber Table Covering, Rubber Car springs, But
tons, Iailors Trimmings, sc.
90 HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctioneers.
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e The Shakespeare festival at Stratford- on
Avon has resulted in deficiency of three thous-
and pounds, which the committee will have to
make good. The musical and dramatic per-
formances cost two thousand pounds.
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PATENTs-C. L. Fitzpatrick, of Lewiston,
has taken out patent for an improved meat
cutter, and VIM. R. P. Cross of this city has
one for improvement in lantern guards.
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Notice.

HNne Stockholders of The New England Screw
Il steamship Company are hereby gifted that an
assessment of thrtytwo dollar- ona share has beeH
lal1, and that the same is payable at onee at the
once OF thu Treasurer, Browns Wharf.
oct A lw HENRY Fox, Treasurer,
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House and Loo nt Auctiol..

nN Tuesday, Oct 11th, at O'Clock P. NJ, two
" story brick house 30. 40 Green Street VIII DO
sold 1t hes nine finished room, hai d and soft
water. The lot is about as feet Green street,
ming back TO Mechanic street. Lot suitable Tor
other house on Mecbenic street. Terms n5eral-sale
positive. Enquire OF II. e. BARNES, or OF
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Aucuoneers.
Oct Ibid
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE No. 8 Salem Street; also house in rear
III of No. Salem street. Both houses are one and
one half story very convenient and in good repair
Enquire of j. III. Hartsh orn, or of
e p. MILLETT,
Oct 7-dlm No, 10 Moulton street.
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Notice to Physicians.

TIE STOCK aud STAND of a physician md Drug.
gist; in a hourshing Village in this State. a
Kailroad. Will tie sold at bargain as the owner is
about retiring from business
Portland, oct4dlw
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SPoRT.-There will be match game of
base ball this afternoon on the ground near
the Arsenal at 8 IL o'clock between the
Osceola and the Active Clubs OF this city.
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WE are under obligations to Messrs. Allan
Brothers q Co. for European papers per steam
ship Peruvian, at Quebec from Liverpool.
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Portland Benevolent Society.

FHNBE Annual Meeting nfthe Portland Benevolent
Society will be held at the office of the Portland
i've Cents SAVINGS Bank, No 102 Middle street, on
weanesday: October 18th, at O'Clock P. M. for the
cnolcs OF officers. 80. MARTIN GORE.
Portland, Sept 28, ls64-dtd Secretary.
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Furnitnre nc Auction.

ON Tuesday, October IL, at 10 O'Clock, A. N. a.
~ ONCE, an invoice OF Furniture, Consisting u
beds' bedsteads, Mattresses, sofas, Carpets SAalf
Baresus, Tables, Stoves, Mirrors. lin an 4ron
ware Also compete set Of joiners Tools WIZ
Oct 2-dtd
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Wood for Sale.

A BOUT eight of Pine Wood on the stump
Nat Graves Hill, Westb ook will be sold at bar.
gain.
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. H
head of Berlin Wharf
oct R-tf
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Notice,

IA New England Screw steamshin Comnsny viii
De De neld at the Steamships Once. end Of Browns
MARI, on thursday, Oct. 18th inst, at O'Clock P.
Oct T-dtd HENRY FOX,
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"Reminiscences sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue of a L.
~ cense from the Judge of Probate for the County
Oh cumberland, shall sell, by public auctou tho
awelnng house ON the premises, the seventC enfh
day OF october, A. 1854 at O'Clock in the AFTER
noon, the homestead lot of the late Reuben u OIL
proox late Of Freepori, In said County, situate in
sara freeport, and containing iour acres of land,
with the buildings thereon . I. 'TT77 : =
HOkACE BREWER. Administrator
dated this 9TH day of Sept, 1884. 2taw3w .
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FEIHE House with brick basement on the corner of
Il Park and York street; the basement occupied
as Store.
ALSO,
One and half story House with a large lot en- Mill
street. Cape Elizabeth
ALso-Four house lots 50 by 100 # each, about
mile from Portland Bridge. Inquire of
JOHN c. PROCTER,
Oct7-dtd Lime street.
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Z,
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan for the
last two days amount tp about 81 100000.
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NEW YORK, Oct. Z
The steamship Champion hence on the 5th
inst. for New Orleans, returned tonight, hay
ing burst one of her steam pipes. She will
repair and sail again tomorrow.
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DIR. r.. GOODALE'S
CATARRH REMEDY
AND MODE OF TREATMEr IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
1t Cures Rose, and Periodic Catarrh-
ltCures Catarrh In all It's Types andStases'
1t Cures Catarrh and averis Consumption.
NO VIOLENT SWINGING
of the Head.
THE SENSE OF TASTE AND SMELL
RESTORED.

l
RESTORED.
TyOR centuries CataIrh has defed the SIX III of phv-
n sicians and surgeons. No medical work cum
taps prescription that will eraoica.eit Nothr q
save DR., GoOdale's Remedy will break il up raoi.
cally destroying tbe principle of the dis ase ard
prscluding the possibility OF relapse
NO form OF Catarrh can Withstand is searching
power and no mode of treatment ever sfordsd such
immediate relief, or gave such universal "a isfeciion
IL peuetratei to the very seat OF this terrible o!s
ease and exiermt ates it, root and braneh 10 efef
From the Commercial Adrertiser' Ne'0 forS'
Hay, Rose and Periodic CatarTh.-.pr; X. Sooe.
ale's { rrh Remedy. and mode Of treatment not
onIv Affords the greatest relief in every variety e.
Catarrh INF it eStinguishes The disease forever Ia
ali its tvresand stages Every one speaks well oiit
Mean lohs. j. Bes6e. NesO Lord0H, Conn.
MRssRs NORTON co.
A 1nt1e man-Ihe bottle Of Goodale's Catar; Rem
od1 xon sent me has cured me of the Caarrh OF ten
nv neishbofs, and they say it has cured them. I
have now half q bottle left and would not take
thousand dollars for 1t If could not procure more.
Dr. Goodae has surely discovered the true t
Catarrh, and al unfailing remedy to cure IT,
Yours truly, JOHN L. BEEBE.
New London, Conn, June 0, 1858.
Price ST. Send stamp for DR. r. Gocdele's New
Pamphlet on Catarrh-its perfect mode oiTea'H Ell
and rapid cure
DR.. L GOODALE'S once and repct, 70 Bleefer
street, one door west Of Broadway New foIk' Nor
ton aud Co f. Sole Agents
H. H. Hay Agent for Portland
June I'd, 1885, Iune~CT
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE-The Engine
house and lot Of land, the latter SO by "A feet,
corner of st. Lawrence and Monument streets,
were sold at auction yesterday by Henry Bailey
& Co. Capt. Edward Waite was the purch-
aser at $l100.
The recruiting office building, front OF the
Custom House, was sold at auction by the
same firm. 1t was purchased by Patrick
Ward for $195. 1t is to be removed next
week, which will be grateful news to ladies
and others who visit the post Office. The
thing had got to be nuisance.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 6.
Gen Grant arrived have this evening en-
route for Washington.
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ON Thursday Oct 0,at 8 O'Clock PM on the prenl-
~ ises, we sha sell the three-stor, brick house on
Lincoln street No. A. 1t is Thoroughly and iaitll.
Iuiy punt and finished, modern in lis construction,
fine closets, gas, good water and plenty of il; cen.
uay located ana de rs bic occupancy or inv, ST.
ment. Sale positive-title clear. For particulars
please call on
HENRY BAILEY & Co., AustiOneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FarlRl at AuctiOm.

a Inc Homestead Farm OF the late
A&A-A William barbour of w est brook, viii
RMfa pc Sc t a. oaa,nctien, on thu premises.
kzzz=zll7fE17 Lat 1t O'Clock, r. NJ said ta,m h
near DUO Road In Westbrook, on the road 10 ar d
about seven miles from roruAhd. contains about
"a acres of excellent land in good state OF cuiiya
ton. :.
brick one of two and hall stories. ne house can
no : xamined at any time by application al Reuben
Small J store, Duck Pond, Westbrook.
e. BARBOUR, Adminis'rstrlx.
octs I'd t. NJ PAITEN, AuetoDeer.
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EDWARD IN. PATTEN,
Commission Merchant & AuctiOneer

Has removed to the spacious store "a
Exchange Street, four doors below
Merchants Exchange.
VIII receive oonsignments of Me- shandfse o.
every description, for public private sale sails
Of heal Estate Vessels, Cargoes, Stocks and Assr.
cnandise solicited. Cash advances maze With
prompt sales and returns mehi3 dIv
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Mr.. PIERCE OF CANADA.-This eloquent
advocate of Temperance who lectured SO sue
cesfully for short time last fall in this State,
has returned to us for season, and will lec-
ture before the Washingtonian Society at the
Sons of Temperance Hall" ON Sunday even
ing next
Mr.. Pierce needs no putting from any one
but is his own recommendation whenever he
he is heard. We hope this meeting will he
fully attended, and that the stay of Mr.. Pierce
incur vicinity may be productive of much
good in awaking a new interest in this VITAL
but now too much neglected cause.
A list of appointments is announced in the
last issue of the Temperance Journal gai
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TO Let,

FHNHE Grand frank Railway Company's Refresh
Il ment Rooms. Applications will be received by
the subscriber at his office for renting of the Re-
freshme1t Rooms at the Grand Trunk Station in
Portland Possession will be ven the first week in
November next. CHAS. E. BARRETT
Office G.. I. &. W Co.