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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12

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BALTIMORE-ArSth . brig Henry Means, Hal
Ca Gar barry, knight, sagya; sob Willie Sta
r9ih, ship Grey Eagle. Cutter. Rio Janeiro,
Ar lQtl, sch Red Jacket, Avery Fortress Monroe.
Cid totn. brig VIM Nickels, Ames, Fortress Mon
roe son Berry Plummer. Bath.
PHILADELPAIA--Are 9th, barque IL Haven,
Haven, Edgartown; brigs Randolph Pressey Key
Bernard. Cook. Tampa BAY Abby c fitcomb. New
Orleans; Julia e Arey, Hodgdon. Turks Island.
Cid 9Th. schs w Gem, Parker, and Paragon,
AT gth. ship VIM Cummings, Miller, Aspinwall:
barque Pswnee. Williams. New Orleans; brIgs no,
diak Yates, Key West; Nellie Move, Bailey. Wind
sor Ms; sch Gun Rock, Davis, St John Ma.
NEW YORK-Ar 9Th inst, lbarQue Ellen Stevens
Mountfort Cardenss 18th ult; schs Paran, Clark.
Enaoethport ior Boston; Sarah Wooster, Lore,
Ar 10Th, ship Trcpe. Hamlin. Manila l57 DAYS +;
T Wsy aGps MOVE aotshki Barbadoes schs Ocean
Elizaoethport for Kennebec river. 80
nssaan I'm p sniP Gaiatea. Cook, Manila; barque In
SD 9th. ships Mary o.Brien. Granite State. s3
rI nEM hONnoN-Ar 9Th. sch Richard Bulwinkle.
rESS Nov PEN E5sa, ,0a s Sand
Woo, Wood do fer Bangor; Edward Ailiken. from Els.
BRIsroL-Ar 9th, sch Cicero, Hartford, from
NEwPORT-Ar 9th. sob Ariadi,e. Robinson. finn
Providence for New York, HN aa' /,
In port 10th, schs Albert Clarence Freeman from
Portland for Baltimore; Eta G Fogg, Newcomb,
Boston for Tangier; Hardscrabble Gregory do for
GEORGETOWN DC; New Packet, Foster New York for
MniiDr1dgei Closson, Coombs. fin st John NIB for
baitimore; West Wind. Harrington. Dighton for
rhiladelphia; Sarah Gardiner Teel, Providence for
New York; Geo w Glover, Holbrook. New York for
boston boston; Royal Oak, Benson, from Providence for
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar 9th. sehs Haines. Griffin.
Miragoane for Boston; Counsellor, WhitmoTe Ban.
gOr for East Greenwieh. .IfI W 4f 80 At
!. In port 10th barqueR Allen; brgs DAM Boone.
Tang ier II Emery, Sea Foam. b Young se,n,e'
and Nelson; schs Betsey Ames, Franflin NJ
Gertrude, Canary Maracaibo, Lean
Orion Amanda Powers, Prize, II Perk;nsN EEy 5sen'
r A Heath, Va halla. and Counsellor s' oiole,
Also 10 port schs Ida Wheeler, juliet, and De.
B0sT0N-Ar leth. ships Tanjore Martin IA.
len Eagle, VII more R AZ; pan rancscp sen Col
AT llth, ship Ellen Foster Robins,p. Calcutta
zig lktn, paraue Hunter, York, Portland, to load
scnS heawing. wook. Port Royal SC,
sorsan aapey, Fortress Monroe: Garland,
sS Shs, Maenias: Ann Parker. Herrick. Bangor;
IN Laswrence. Stanley Sedgwick; Mabel Hall
al, = n,0cSIand; Starlight. York, Portland.
rV"AeMVUTH-Arin lower harbor nth, brig |
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To the Sick.

ELIZABETH ADAMS, formerly Chamberlin J
M D. Analytical Practitioner, 2l4 Congress. corner
Pearl street Consultation FREE to all, from to II
A. NJ, and to z z. NJ a. ass "a Jai. fasi =
Aregular graduate from the Boston Female Med
ical College, with 10 years successful practice en-
ables her to osr hopeto the sick and especially to
femaes and children afiic ed with chronic Diseases
Her remedies arepurely vegetable, chemically pre-
pared and the certainty with which they cure dis.
eases OF whatever form, them to receive, as
they merit, The utmost confidence OF the sick Mid.
wifery attended to as usual
Dr. Adams. is assisted by DR.. j. Wesley Kelley OF
Boston, soe surviving founder of the Analytical sys-
tenn who IL In attendance ct her Office the second
Tuesday and Wednesday of each month, Z
Nov 3-d&wsm e'tA 3ht4
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
M1ssouR1-This State has Internationally

MIssoURI.--This State has unquestionably
cast.its electoral vote for Lincoln and john
son, thus affording another evidence that when
slavery is put down in State, the people Ct
such State no longer respect what now passes
for Democracy, 1t has been SO in Maryland;
1t will be 60 In every Southern State as soon
as they are in fact and in spirit free. New
Jersey will also be SO when she breaks her en-
slayement to an oppressive and uuhoiy mon.
opoly. s sssdsiassv s Is sssa ID .a,,56.l-.i
In Missouri not only has Lincoln received
the electoral vote. but the State Government
elect is radically anti-slavsry. and in the next
Congress, as In the present. she will be repre-
sented by some Of the most radical anti-slaEsry
men in the country. sss 49, ss
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12

- EpilePtic Fits can be Cured. --Dr.
LoeKRow having become eminently successful I'm
cui4g tAis terrible malady invites all simarIv AZ.
cted, to call or send for circulars OF
testimonials of numerous cases cured of from one to
twenty four years standing. He deyotes M, atten.
ton especially to diseases otthe Axis
his claim to the public condolences. ''"sS'ioA
He may be consulted at bis private residence No.
III west 4za street daily from 10 a. N. to I'm.
except SATURDAY and Sunday. Address ali letters to
DE-. Y: B. LOCKROW, New York.
care OF. y. Boz Sis. oct7dam
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Sold;ers' Vot,ea

?. ietter dated Rendezvous of Distribution,
sa' informs US of the result of the soldiers
vote at that eneampment. g'sne3s
The Maine soldiers voted Lincoln. loe; Nc
Cleilan, 70. For Governor, Cony, 81; How
ard 2. A0& stgttk ana 8s3 III
Z The Pennsylvania soldiers at the same camn
voted, Lincoln 1893; Mcclellan, liz a-' o'''p
The Ohio soldiers voted, Lincoln 80; Nc
Clellan IL. f8 sqsd7e 81 ~,
Camp Distribution has no ueteran troon.
only recruits to be distributed among the die'
ferent regiments, many OF them drafted men
or substitutes. This viii explain why they
gave Mcclellan larger relative vote than did
the regiments In the field. Es. lq.4
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
Cou,D,ittee cr arr,
MARsHAL's NOTICE.

spAFencies designating Wards wi,lbe furnished
Dy ne Committee of Arrangements. and the citizens
OF the several Wards specially requested to pro-
vide themselves with such other transparenciss and
devices as may be appropriate to the occasion.
The citizens Of the several Wards are requested to
rally promptly under their Ward Banners
The Marshals invite the citizen, Of The sov.,.,
Wards to meet them in the Senate chsmhe- 4,;.
saturday. evening to make further arraneeusn,.
nOvla G, M CHASE, Chiet Massha,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
ANDREW Dew. BARss, Md,
Gratnate Of the university Of Minburgh," Scotland
Late Resident Surgeon of the Royal Maternity
Hospital" Edinburgh.
Residence-corner of Cumberland and LocustSts.-
R-ofice hours, 9to II A. N. and 2 to 4R,M.
octI72m* 3
0r. watson's Diptheria Cure,

OBERLIN May 9Th, 1854.
.Sir:-Having cured four cases Of Diptheria in INV
house. and watched its wonderful success in many
neighborhoods in my travels; call Dr. Watson
Diptheria Cure q sure cure for that awful scource
cures all who are thorough in using it; even alter
the disease called fatal by attending physicians
chailange any one 70 show failure where the
have 1t IN the house; II they knew its power. a
CslscrSssd uggist here who feared to Try it for
wnie many rieo " Tor every member Of his family
cure lust ior hss family, and don't believe be would
. mnds y IN sod even st its highest premium Ii re.
Very Respectfully Yours, EN-. SPxxoER. -
y. u. HAY, Druggist. Portland, general agent
for Maine, to whom ell orders must be addressed.
Aug30 eod&wtf MnAEs EFar rog
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Backing his Friends.

The editor of the Boston Post is great wag,
and practical joker, and amid the wreck and
rum of bis party machinery and general smash
up of his party gods, and over the blasted pros
poets of his Little" idol, sucks comfort thro'
a very small straw after this fashion:
SAT least one CLEAN of satisfaction may be
discovered by all true Democrats among the
election results, viz: the political humiliation
of Fernando Wood in the 9th New York Con-
gressional district, where he lies buried under
majority too deep, We trust, ever to permit
his resurrection
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
Northern Pacific RaiIro..lII,,

fI'HE undersigned officers OF the BOARD a. r.,
MISSION Mss, Of The Northern Pacific Railroad Com.
ne E,, ~ 1909 me I'm Stares Hote in
day Of Novsmber 1884, at 10 O'Clock ~ rn
GO Ys suoScsnonS 60 the CAPITAL Sock Of said Com.
subscription, and wi receipt there .or. '-0'
JONAS PEaHAM President
WILLARD SHARs, Vice President
ela N.u All Ell ABBoTF, Secretary,
-. 49,. J. 8 WITHINGroN, Treasurer
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
They propose to ''Grin and bear It, |"

Before the election our copperhead contem
poraries were ceaseless and untiring i'm their
efforts to infarns the minds Of the ignorant
and prejudiced, and to beget the impression
that "force and fraudn alone could defeat
their favorite, and thus to pave the way for
revolt.
q But the verdict has been SO overwhelming
that they despair Of making such pretence
go down, and so they abandon all appeals
from the ballot-box to the dagger, and with a
most ungracious spirit talk Of submission
Says the Adpertiser II, .,,4>,.-, sissl
ave bow submissively, though with undis-
guised regret, to this popular judgment"
The argus bows to a necessity which it
could not avert, as follows, speaking for Its
friends:
They have earnestly opposed the policy
done their best to defeat it, but have been un-
successful, and they will of course acquesce
as In duty bound. The burdens will not,
however, In the nature Of things, be so cheer
fully borne by them, because they believe
they might have been honorably AVOIDED
They must be borne, nevertheless. Such is
the necessity OF the case. The innocent must
suffer with the guilty"
The innocent copperheads. like vallandig-
nam, Voorhees,, Fernando and Ben Wood, the
eons Of Liberty, the New York ballot manu-
'Ac'urers and dry-goods-box stuffers-these
must suffer with such gailty men as are labor
ing 70 uphold the honor and the integrity of
tne country. Poor fellows! Their innocence
Is KNOWN anu read Of all men. Il was seen
last year in the New York riots. and red with
the blood of negro. babies. Il Wa. coon IL
that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with Lord LYONS
in which they hagged about the in,ervont,on
of a foreign power to break down their owr
country. It-was conspicuously seen in the
Indiana conspiracy. 1t wasseen in the frauds
perpetrated against the New York soldiers.
1t was seen in the manipulations of the Chica-
go Convention by the southern traitors at the
Clifton House. Innocentl So was Benedict
Arnold; so was Aaron Burr; SO was Herod !;
70 was Judas Iscariot; SO were those who
y.Aed in the refrain, "Crucify him, cruelty
- innocent in the same manner. A loyal
p esDca SOW how to appreciate such limo
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

q In Lewiston, Oct 49, Daniel Severance, Of Sebec
and Miss Laura A Symonds. of Auburn. ~
In Lewiston, Nov ], Luther Il Spofiord and Mrs
Huidsh J Hildreth.
In Saeo. Oct o.. Noah Clough aud Miss Lydia A
Billings. both of Kennebunkport. E-' iN
= In Monroe, Oct rs, Amasa Garland, of Carmel
and Miss Koxie Sargent, of M.
In West watervile. Oct "a, VIM A Dearborn and
Miss Rebecca Il Nelson. nga
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
Oxford Co. Ne. Nov. 9Th 1ss4

Oxford Co. Me-, Noy. 5th 1854.
REV. G. PEARL. Sir:-I wish to obtain
some information about the Freedmen. Are
there any that can be obtained to come to
this part Of the state? ~ Can they. become
acclimated to the seasons, especially in our
winters? (2) have been thinking Of max:
ing some ettsrt to obtain two, a boy and girl, ,
abont Is years of age. Would it be best to
secure a brother and sister, or those not con-
, nected? ~ Will you be kind enough to give
me the desired information? If they can be
obtained l can comply with reasonable re-
quirements. az believe you are acquainted
with my father Please give us your ideas in
relation to this matter, and what steps are
necessary to obtain them
Truly and respectfully, Yours.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
sPEcIAL NoTrcEs.
DR. rHBBETTs'
R E G e NER A It o R !

YsIoL GIoAL

I'M amimseoately beneath the scalp there are very
OF the Hair. 1t is from these Ginnds tho. sr hair
o. Ine mead ID formed and secreted As long Is the
scalp 10 Tree from .dlesase these bodies aisa
heatny, and the hair keeps it's natural annaaronca
eno ooIor out When hanors aud other diseases rf
fect the scalp these glands become involved IN The
same dsesse and tue hair gradually turns gray dTv
and brittle Sooner or later the hair he ons "a fa
of, and in many cases, ii not arrested. Viii prodnca
complete badness. f'>-'S'
To remedy this pathological condition of tho
glands. and create new and healthy action the
physiological Hair Regenerator has proved a per.
feet success. r.
II is not .Dye," and will not stain particle 1t
will positively "RRsEoRE GRAY HAIR" in all cases
to its original color. 1t promotes growth of new
roots of the hair are not completely disorganized.
1t prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
candruh, heat, humors and itching from the scalp.
1t keeps the hair soft, moist and perfectly healty and
gives 1t glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t is
highly pertumed, and as q dressing It has superb
The "Regenerator'' is warranted to produce the
above results Gin all cases. if not the money to be
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
Price rs cents per Bottle.
TIBBETTs BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester,
NH.
Sold at wholesale and retail by W. W. wHIPPLE,
81 Market Square, Portland, Sole Agent, and by
Druggists everywhere. septs 81 eodtoIanl
az CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly print.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12

HThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers. Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs Office, Ia Exchange
st., opposite Postofice, Portland.
E w. 8. SAWYER.
Hon. WIN. PITT FEssENDEN, Sec'y Treas'y.
oct. Is 6m. ssa~4 rtt
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12

drow H0%dS u ,ba Ames, of Clinton. was
evening Of Now e ss At Somerset Mills, on the
~ niie If eSoin "u NE He went below the dam
rafting poles, and it is Supposed ~ 70 ges some
drew the boat under the falling sbo aHa er
ter, as the boat was found next unrn; s u WE wa
ken under the dam, and the body Of NJ w. u,o.
was found later In the day not far below u, III
Gardiner Journal,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
The Victory Oomplete,

A despatch received 1t Augusta yesterday,
stated that Missouri had unquestionably gone
or Lincoln, and the Chicago Tribune says
that every Northwestern State has gone large
ly for Lincoln. This SHOWS how the Great West
has been call on fire for Little Mac" The re
turns from the burnt district are decidedly
cheering. f egi54saa ssselfo aRy1y =
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
18th u. 8. Band,
Chandeliers Portland Rand.

The Procession will march over the following
rousei calling on the Elector Senator. Represen.
tatives elect, and other citizens; ggsF 4 rrrr
Route of Procession.
Procession forming on Congress ST., with right
resting On Myrtle St, will proceed down Myrtle to
cumberland, up Cumberland to Casco. up Casco to
congress up Congress to Carleton, up Carleton to
Pine, up Pine to Vaughan, down Vaughan to Dan.
forth, down Danforth 10 Park. Park to Spring
Spring to State, counterm arcting in State Street
from Danforth to Congress, back to spr;ng. down
spring, up nigh, down Free and Middle to India,
up Inoia 10 congres'. up Congress to st. Lawrence
b. Lawrence 10 Fore, Fore to Atlantic. Atlantic TO
Congress. Congress to smith Smith 10 cumhe,i.rd
Cumberland to Wimot' wilmOt to Congress. and
thence to the City Hall. .AN
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
W - - -
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Frlaay. ..November ID.

ErA0ay.......'. .......,s...,NOVemb Der IL.
~ NM esss- ARRIVED. ...
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood. New York
Steamer Lewiston Knight, Boston.
Steamer Eew Brunswick, Winchester. st John
NIB for Boston.
Brig. America, tBrl Mckenzie, Boston, to load
for Cuba. ~. NJ,
Sch London, Sadler, Bangor for Boston.
Sen Julia Anna, Sawyer Winterport Tor Boston
CLEARED. tt BPS
Sch Nevada, Mann, Philadelphia--Jos II white.
SAILED-wind SW- Ships Detroit, Ell Dorado.
barque Msry 4 Libby; briggs Wilmington, Frontier
Trident. Jeremiahi schs Abbie Perkins, Catagam.
teak, w Darling, and others.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

. - VIVA. r.. Prinse, Flpshing, New York,
offers his "Trertise Nntnre,s Sosereiga Rem
ediGls for diseases" Extracted from Plants, which
cures. novl0dlw*
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12

"A STONE Martin Collar, on Willow STRAIT r..
q tween the Commercial House and M;a Js-
street IRE finder will be su tally rewardea ~ uis
turning Il 70 the Commercial House. W rvs
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12

Loyalist, Lowell, do for do. sSA
Ar sth, tchs Kenduskeag. Mitchell. Elizabethport
Marrenton, worcester. kondout; Gertrude Hor.
Augusta, Kicker, New York. ~
Ar 9th, sob Albert Jameson, Rhoadss. Roudout
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
EIsHERnEN
noMEsTIC pnRrs

AZ at Gloucester yth. schs Rpshlight. Gray, and
ed Riggs ", pay, Bay St Lawrencei Forest Queen,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12

from Manila for Liverpool "eN''
Sept 10, lat 80 g. lon 10 W. baroue Iuzon 1ao a.v.
from Shanghae for New York ~''
Oct 8, lat so N, lon 80 So w, shin Emily Rarnup.
from New York for Panama
Oct lat 30 30, Ion "a, sch Ocean Wave Of Bangor.
wanted provisions. $500
Nov q lat q a. Ion Go 49, sch Susan. Bartlett from
New York for st Croix. -
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12

Hong Kong.
o., Ar At S%atow Aug a. Valetta, Dawes, Chefoo;
an. az se1 M S,sa, Weston, Newchwang
a. MaIaiaga Zlst ult, Swallow. Bennett, Boston,
York. - ~N~A-P'ON' -A~' W NOi ANS"
York. ' S''Si' A"''eA' W"
c. AT at SiuSEstadt :4h ult. Ellen Dyer Sheppard
New York. ~-'AN'Sy' AO
Ar At Antwerp 25th ult, Ocean Traveller, Mccully,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
Hon. WILLIAM WILLIS,

WIN preside, assisted by the following
vICE-PREsIDENTs.
PORTLAND.
Hon. JAMES C. CHURCHILL,
Hon. JOHN LYNCH,
Hon. GEORGE W. WOOD.M.aJN,
Hon. GEO. r. TALBOT.I
wEsTBRooK,
Hon. LH.MES HASKELL,
GEORGE LIBBY, Esq,
JOSEPH JMOULTO.V, Esq. =
-t i4l3 GoRHAM, stsGSa 4ales
Hon. TOPP.aN Robe,
CHARLES A. STaCKP0LE. Esq.
Hon. Randall Skillin, of Cape Elisabeth
Hon. Stephen L. Waterhouse, of Scarboro.
jeremiah Hobbs, Esq, Of Falmouth.
w. L. Prince, Esq, Of Cumberland.
Capt. Reuben Merrill, Of Yarmouth,
DR.. Wm. OsgOod, North Yarmouth.
Hon. s. Il. Holbrook, Of Freeport.
Hon. George Pierce, Harrison.
Hon. Daniel T.. Richardson, of Baldwin.
Prof VIM. Smyth, BoDdoin College
Col. Daniel Elliot, Of Brunswick.
SECRETARIES.
JOSEPH r. BRAZIER, ESQ.,, of Portland.
ANDREW j. HALVES. Esq OF westbrook.
The officers will please report 1t the Senate Cham
har At oF&
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
Inouiries concerning the Freedmen.

inquiries CONCERNING tAe Freeumen.
To the Editor Of the Press;
Will you please publish the enclosed cores
pondence which will explain itself and may
help good cause. Yours truly.
G. PEARL.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
FOREIGN PORTS

AT Pernambuco 9th ult. barque John Gilpin, rom
Harrison, from Boston.
Sid I'm Rio Janero 9Th ult. ship Western Chief
Boardman, from Sunderland) for Chinchas.
for rice ports.
In port 9th. ships White Mountain, Harnden, from
Sunderland Tor East lndiesi Valley Forge Crow
ell, from Hamburg for Chinchas, do; Ezabe IN stet.
son. from New York for San Juan del sud- repg;
Lapwing. Kean. from Baltimore, disg
AT Barbados 9th ult. barque Montezuma. Ham,
mond, for New York; brigs Open Sea, Partridge
and la Thompson. for New York
At Sagua 26th ult, barque Sarah Hale, from
Portland ar 22d.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12
Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Female
college ..r. Itef

n nsn winter Term Of this institution will oom.
teen waoSs Mpnoeg, Nov. 2sth. and continue thir.
nssrunsos "a addition to the usual braneSes ~
nndsu there viii be class in YooA1 MTs 20
= e1y TaL tne care OF Prof. ID. g. Hartman ''0
Ror particulars send for Circular l.
K.,t,. mn, s. ALLEN, cecretary.
- ---sH' hii' Nov 10. 1894. nov12d&w
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12

az CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly print,
e this ofice. ul Z ill1Ho La Il
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12

(Per steamer North American. at Quebec.l
Cid at Liverpool 26th ult, Amelia Gehring, Hayne,
Baltimore.
Emit for ide oath Ella, NickeIs for Alexandra via
Newport; Yumari Thompson, Matanzas.
Sid I'm Falmouth 9th, Assyria, Deano, iron
ksangoonl FIR Bremen; Joseph CLARK, Littleheld,
IRON Akyabl for London
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-12

So says letter in the LiberatOr - tAt4
9-The Biddeford journal says Timothy Con-
ners, an 1rishman employed in the Laconia
sCompany's yard. was SO severely injured on
Friday Of last week, that he died the next day.
Three workmen were employed in lifting
mortar box into a cart when the box slipped,
falling upon Corners and fatally injuring his
spine. ss 1t0 5AA al 0S1 q
EThe Milford and Princeton Turnpike COM
pany has recently. held its annual meeting at
Princeton for the choice of officers and for the
purpose of taking measures to insure the prog
ress Of the road. This enterprise if carried out
will be of great benefit to the eastern section of
the state and will facilitate the travel between
Bangor and Calais erg. ssdsgs4d .stf ,f, n
The vote to put Joseph Story Fay on the
committee Of arrangements of the Board of
Trade, Of Boston, for the reception of Can't.
Winslow, was reeonsidered, on the ground that
one who had put his flag at halfmast on the
Fourth of July ought not to be allowed to
represent the merchants of Boston on sucb am
occasion. s'-Y iioHs se i9aieg
% Mr.. Lincoln is the first President since
Gen. jackson upon whom the people have con-
ferred the honors of second term. Previous
to Jackson four Presidents had been thus honor
ed; Washington, jefferson, Madison and Mon
roe, and jackson was the fifth. Van Buren, was
run for second term but defeated by Gen. Har-
rison, and Pierce tried hard to get the pomina-
tion of his party for reelection, but was de-
feated by Buchanan ,.
- The Argus, in an elaborate leader, insists |
that, not our institutions, but the American |
people are now on trial on trial to test the |
question whether they are worthy Of the insti-
buttons formed by their fathers We don't
know about the American people being on trial,
but it is devoutly to be hoped that portion of |
'hem-those who have opposed and are now en-
'arrassing the government - may be put on /
riai' unless they mend their ways and show
more respect for patriotism, and less for trea-
ION, e " ~ hmF-g4 TOO
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-29

A Boston man who enlisted when
the war broke out, took with him to the
field the photograph of his lady love-
By and by he was captured and placed
in Libby prison, and one of the rebel
officers there saw the photograph, liked
it and stole it. In one of the recent
battles in Virginia, this Boston man shot
prominent rebel officer and after he
had fallen recognized him as the photo
graph thief, looked in his pocket and
found the missing picture. A curious
incident in this curious war. sr
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-29
disbursements.

The most encouraging feature in the
military positions is the constant stream
of reinforcements now going forward to
our armies. Every boat going down to
Fortress Monroe, every train going
west to Sheridan, carries forward recruits
for different regiments and convalescents
from the hospitals returning to. duty.
In addition to these detached bodies
Pennsylvania is sending forth a new
host to do battle for the Union. These
regiments are all recruited to the maxi
mum, each solid phalanx Of one thou
sand men. More than half of these men
can be recognized as veterans, who,
after brief furlough, are returning to
the field, and all are of good class.
They go forward in high spirits, cheer
ing and singing as they pass through
our streets. From the North, whence
recruits are sent direct by transports a
similar tide is pouring towards the front.
Not since the early days of the war have
we seen the same evidences of the steady
relnforcements to our armies.-Bazti-
more american.