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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29

aEAL a. WmITLOCK,

REAL e. WHITLOCk,
GENERAL AGENTS COMMISSION kER .EANTs,
FOR IHE SALE OF
Manufactured Tobacco,
ANY KIND OF II IL . ID u q E,
PUarUASE OF GOODS FOR ORDERS
NO. Iss BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GEoEGlA
MFEREScB:
Edward -h,raI President Union Bank, Augusta
John Bones, Presd ut Bank iusus:A.
Fleming Rolanc, Merchants, y
La back Cooper, "
WilcoI 4 Band,
All ed Baker,
james II. Taylor, .
W lkipson Fargo,
William II strE, fa7Anneh.
BIlln-r, Keen O., Aulut "a.
StoLe e. viii ,mSpn Go Gchmond.
Williams Nc. feet,
johns NJ 4 Branyf,rd,
Long, Pauce,te Co., @ senBboro'.
And merchants and busl msu Of Invlle sersaly.
I'd NEAL. Of Danville, Va
Wv wHITLolK, Of AuEs.ta, Ga
Ire psetfully iends to The following Ieme rn
vslI known no lBe In Auguta.tA NEsb
AuGUsrL, October sth, 1884
Mr. Whitl'ck, who has juIt tied himself in businE
This CITY with Mr. Thomas HeA Of DAT le has brea In
mpoy for some Length ps, and take geAt psAnre &C
where A. OF high Ih HAcet, no rough tusnen
man. and entirely reliable Mr. Whloek enjoys The re.pec anc
,,eem Of ciz Of this plse, and have no hesitation In
say listed u him Will be we'll cared ir
'' sWYATT.
Tow south.rl:n ESQ, Danvie. Va
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The NEWS.

oEElol'L AooooNr VI is 1880 Iroox oup IINsL
IN Kalt lin, o.,s - DrsaaTnu
-, ,;,I ds,,,.cb from Gs,erA Lee
ts,..,iin- ,bs ,o,ou,t sivsp BY u in this
-, 81 an. sivn,I rsuul.o of the repeated
49, ~. v .nLes, a, on, Ilpss on the North.
- -....-s..
-, n. ,rA.,.r.a of the cIacial account Ct
- =, Oou,,.,a.
'Pr'-~'- 80 :. al =. ss.n that Mo.by, WHO
Fun 'N' ~. n ,,.nuo.n b,s .g,iu fallen una :
H-'''o a.. - -. .,D,,,iov an unfortunate
aAi'' 1po- -. H.. ,,,,,,t.D, ur;,Ou,ra.
- 4, mid h. nv auy means bad IL
4, f., A.. VIZ d .u,rtuen, to give him 9 con-
rAogemsu' i0r VIZ W. = -, o. n
tract for esanH tae Val ~ " 0'et'uAn'
b Tn burners. BY taxing 'usm SA''' 'no "
Nlpcleoo, in detail he W1ull soon make Ins 'Ane' Vi
the Shenandoah As warm aPiAes ior the iAnAses' '
bOtrnS' 20 which they are rAPiay "A'suuB sAia 70
b. b. 0thcdoH ehriaHat"
hAAISUAArAA' A'Ai N'Ai
HoN. JAMS A. sEUDo0A' SAoE " wan
The n0Vsm@n' q 'ae snoUJ "sAN1'' 'O' '''
vas reFulsed. Two SiAen upoA our inSo Ns'e MAUI
one between The henileo foOt h0u'' Au ouAiIs' Siy
road the other o. the HhIamtoafB loaa e'NeiA
hundred prisoners and four stAnsS Of O'o were oap'
Gured. Oar loss very Shght
o. the IS b, Col AOsoy near Banker hAl' captures
Brig. in. DSm' ana ss'efsl 0DsF P'N''H'''
number Of horsss' ana Alle0 nS"O'' " 'o0 ,"
AS IaSsAineo no los~
Another tmsiAi despAen feesi'ea 'lA NUN nS N'Ns
War D spAEtusnt dsserisS ysstSfaAys oPtrAH0ns u
Ihs south eide a. follow
The enemy crossed RoWAnty Oreek oeioH burgess
MI, and fore back The cavalry In The Aissfnoon'-
General Hath attacked, ana q nfss afoVe men, Ou'
fsund them too Strong fOieh Afterwards the enc
nv attacked Aad we're rSPussd; Tney Ssu nola inc
plank road At Burgess NIL. Hstn TOOK some eNor'
sad pri'OrsrS. -
LATEST Prom eioRslA-ro'lriON VI In. ANAl-s
We hAd me pleasure " - :.
WIN H. ".'''I ,oL 80. pir. pm.
ocio' Oh 'n' A''eiIO- - T. H.
Casrok'e county, AiIoA"- ~NN -..rt--..
OF the Tennessee A''f' " " 90 T.,
htd been completely suo'e'siu'' ,H- 'D' .O -
he hightS' spirits We refrain from 's-'ns 'n' INV
ticn In which the line Of mNen va ~ % ietoN.
Tle an"l"0il' u ~, -. .a.,... t,o,. a :
IL inly Exp Seu " 80 -S1-,. u1I., 49,. e.
HOO We Eee -, :, a.. n. VII H..
ire OnA''Auo' w. - ;, 80. .t.,
3D. dA"o 10 Il '"'"' - -. CT Gu ~ -.
r'eFs lei' S0 M, :, -. II
prsVi2us evening w rs mA' no nAu HO' '0eH pS'N'
Ing the rebels VIZ hAf0 e'u'N' ~ y anu 'nA'
81, i reported Hoots army THIS m0fnirG l'' ~ QUO
mile ana LAi 0tl'" LHAye''e "A'sea Is iot
ash:" NO"We have loha'e m'0fmA'lOn 'lA n'Ou :
army was AZ D'a0 'nu' A'4'- -. :, ~
miles SCUM S''' u ~. IS ,Iac. .rd =
"rep'r"0 u U' - w..,y. ,,.,sn,.D, ,h., g.
70 'ec'p. - "uo VIC .o,,L -,
vas a. oa'A' 0'''A 'AP' 'e1 --,.'o 80
IaJ'He, TO .So = - r,s.:. ;0,.,vaD'ng ~
'As 10 D. -.u s-S oa,nrI.s thi, r.l,,v. No
Gays law s,.rt. nav have occurred mean.
'i,U1 ~ S.r.I,rm,,t q. ,bicb va must p.,lsplv
-, svi5s,t that Hood Il not rstreatir 2 " as
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29

ToBlcco -Ths iollI wing table shows the inpcrs o.
,obscco ard the vElue thereof into Grsa! Britain from
1854 To 1858, inclusive:
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HEADa'Rs kkssSvE FoHcIs Oy VA, I

HEApa'Rs KKssgvE FoHoIs oy Va.
Richmond, October Is. 1854. ! e,
GENERAL ORDERS :.
No. &C. - y
coo,cr APPLYING exemption and TIL VIII receive every
confederation frm officials cntrged with the business OF
coz script wIca possibly he given TO ter rss.s
TIE n I,yneni o. count u' jos IN: applicant 10 an en-
pease which equivalents Received, produces desJ and
In Ese ben hcal.
b. command Of Major GonerSl KENPER .
o.roIv A. A. q.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT Q. & L., !
RICKHosD. Va. August 26 1894.

- POPULATIONS for carrying into effect tho
~ Act u Con approved June ls lss authorizing NE
rgs. eight per CENT bonds under As pre-
sonI the Ae; approved MAY 1861, exchange hs sass
coupe bends
hAy 6, 1884, lesrDk 70 ,hAnge coupon honda
Ill assign theu the manner pointed in the printed sador
the bxcs OF the csrnc h TO the sts Of
ines. eIh, for coupon bOnts" and them
s,ea 70 the Rest OF hr Treasury Depa ment Who v
IL Fance vita tue provionI Act June
1874 coupon bonds for NE specified IN the rsS
sfsd oonds gned. @. A. tt hHOLh,
-du Of
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EDUCATIONAL
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOn SALE.

T WILL, SELL MY "BAkCoHf COxn
pcPy yns in the eouSsa';s ~ o. f5 TN
- cc.t ms from d 10 sif ia q M "'s' 49,
properJ 49,. Isnes river Of Al mixes H'eA lo'
has ~ oni sit1 uisurosssei water pa'J ~
cost % oss OF excellent mHes Il -on ore ara ne
lane sad soTih yer canals Ia niAn 'HrSP A-'
ports:ion- -, ..h...,s
Tens cath' OF sun P p T. ANDERSON,
to -, Glenwood Rockb1dse o., Va.
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RrCHsOSD, Oct IL 1864 {
NON-TAXABLEB BONDS 500 MIE LION LOAN.
SALE CON7LNUED.
NUMEROUS applications having been made
for Bonds AZ the established rice Of 1855 and ntere
A. At eutl. favorable confederation
bs, determined continue the sale at THE above price sn
further notice. ,..,.--,,
eodsn "a With s ORDER and the attention Of dbursng oncen
Of the Government Is particularly called 70 Is o
~ We
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CEKTI. ICAfrES OF INDEBTEDNESS, BEAR.
ING SkA CENT PER ANN M INTERR&T.
AND kAEl FROM TAXATION.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. 8 Al

kIchmond, August ., 1854.
10y the IA. b section of the act to reduce the
~ approved February H. 1884, thr Secretary
cresury orssd the above certificates payable NO
amer bs atfcsIan Of treaty Of peace with me Uni u
The, cannot be sod hot only be Issued 70 suoh
redtou oftue Government wiling 70 In
JaymeHt Of htT dfmAndL They also gven par
loagh nee taIstcn. TIE attention Of purchaznR
aud dsbunJ ocer oft he Government lied cisss Of
utc secpru Offering peculiar advantges to those
shom the SUPP uof the Government bcpght and f.o
the them ecks By dish ring officers upon
The DeposGr hong these funds and rked face
"payabe 10 tncse, Of ndettedns VII paid In eon,o
nifty herewith
DepOsts hereb- Authorised and required To comply
with .is resu uon and 10 make IpneAon the Register r
supplies d css hosia ~ required.
(TgneD g. 4. TRENHOLM,
e1f9-f 6ecressr Of the IreaSury.
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Law PAtITNEksRIp

Inv FANIN EksHIg.
w ". IL. MACFARLASD d N. /. Toward have
fo!rnsi .P.Etnesl!p IN tee practice Law They Win
r'euee 10 e Cllfei iGs Court B,ats Cours
iperl and Inferior, held - the city OF Richn.nL
Once sGR door8 above the Pa.r, psni lats
Nc once % heelsrlSh1 kobeft). se27-eodlv
/ OsT.-WI lie being transmitted by mail
IL rom Richmond 20 Uhlr0teyle and th-nce rv.rd 10
warm sp'itg, -four cent certd st.' No. 1884, dated
irca ZS.h s4 for 800 hereby caution al AZ "A
seeiSng sai Certificate a. sha apply to tee treasury Dept
or ! duplicate.
n ~s-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29

; HkhkBY WIN, that application will
be made to Tie Don sie Eate, Tres,at, for The
IL The following Lost Cen 'd,ra.e sta,e n, ncs Wis:
ooe Ter cent bouct No ies Tor $500 psysh,. 70 Nom.
3euwlrs. rN'f~'"''e 70 DoS
onss per So7t No. 81 for payable 10 Dolly BOuL
ons per bond. No. Ss, for al 400 n.y,hl. 4. p
solSarei sld Gated "a. March, 1888 ~ 'S'"
All peisons against tradinz for tina .ho,. 49,.
'as1 boaes or Ally OF q en-.
DOLLY B0ULwIRr
ss--veH' PRAhos BoULWARs,
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90 I1I;wahD.
LOsE <EIAIiF,CAlE,

EOsE <EIAlifsCAIE,
y CiItE IS hereby gwen that application will
be made oE Ee tass. u u nisdel per Cent Cart,
cate He 6 os $50, dated MsrcI g.d IseI-tsIep BIZ IN,
Yankees duroE nh"rilD q rSid 10 Jon. last.
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20 S---vsy'

$500 REWARD.
LIEN from Mr. "s'wick's farm, on the
20 Ae tosc "a tr hsat the Ieih SMALL COM ictly-
yuI s'1y u 'tE, WIN GAGGED name Sill the
CT ..1n :" rs Co,sy' near Tsylor.vae H.
cou 'r sAs" O. inoTthElVn .escIag - Der
ocA-lE~ JNp. O. C.EF
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
LIKEREX.

oc2i-l0t
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19

PIT on AsHEs.-The sidewalks are slippery
and dangerous.
Put on ashes. They cost nothing only a
little trouble--not much more than to throw
them on the ash-heap.
Put on ashes. If You don't, you will be
responsible for the bruises, and broken limbs
caused by falling near your premises.
Put on ashes. Humanity requires 1t. Pre-
vent II possible the occurrence of serious and
dangerous accidents.
Put on ashes. Ashes are better than sand
or SALT Don't put on salt. Putting on salt is
as the farmers sometimes mend the highways,
making them worse.
Put on ashes No matter if long dresses
do sweep and drabble over them. Perhaps
the slouchy, indecent, unreasonable fashion Of
some women may be cured by meeting with
another difficulty in the way of this foolish
act of devotion TO the goddess of fashion.
In any event, put on ashes without stint, on
every sidewalk throughout the city. We re-
peat, put on ashes.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19
MARRIED..

nthis city. Jan IL. by Rev. VIM. n Clark. Charles
III Hall. OF Boston. and Miss Sarnh A Gordon. Port
land Also. Emery Walker. of Co u, 30th Maine
Regiment, and Miss Abbie Grecnhalgh Of Portland
Also. John NJ Tyler. Orderly Sargent Co Goth Me.
Regiment, and Miss Maria Lord, Of Augusta.
IN this city, l4th, by Wright. james Haley, and
Miss Martha Cushing both of this city.
In Brunswick, I'd. Mr. Thomas Alexander, Jr to
Miss Sarah Slower, both of Harpswell 18th, Mr. ia.
cob Farr to Miss Merriam c Slower, both of Iarps-
well.
In Phipsburg 18th, Mr. Gilman d Brookings and
Miss Lizzie Benner.
In Boston, l4.h inst. Mr Augustus Arnold and Miss
Eleanor Bosworth, of Bath.
10 Bath l4ih inst, Mr. George N Blodgett, of Pitts
ton. and Miss Susan 4 Aderioa Off
In PASSPORT. 1lth inst. Samuel w Wood of L. and
Miss Hattie II Randlc. OF ST George, NIB
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19

AUGUSTA, Jan. 10, 1864.
To the Editor efthe Press.
For the convenience of those who have bus
mess to transact before the Governor and
Council, send you a list of the standing Com
mittees of the Council for publication In your
paper. INDEX.
Uarrants-Holden of Cumberland, Ruggles of
Penobscot, Watson Of Sagadahoc.
Military dTdfrs-Perry Of oxford, Farewell Of
Knox, Holden Of Cumberland.
-fccounts-Iolden Of Cumberland, Moves of Han
cock Starks of kennebec.
Soldiers A,d dmoenfs - Ruggles OF Penobscot
Starks of kennebec, Watson OF Sagadahoc
Pdrdons aud STATE Prison <Hairs-Farewell Of
Knox, Perry of Oxford, Ruggles of Ponobscot.
Public buildings - Perry of Oxford, Starks of
kennebec, Moves of Hancock.
insane Hos pitdt-Siarks of kennebec, Rugglcs
of Pcnobsc0t, Farewell Of Knox.
Reform Schoot-Noyes Of Hancock, Holden Of
Cumberland, Perry of Oxford.
DeaC Dumb and Rehabilitation of Sagadahoc,
Holden of Cumberland, Noyes OF Hancock.
Normal Schools - Perry of Oxford, Holden Of
Cumberland, Rugges Of Penobscot
Indian 4Bdirs-Noyes Of Hancock, Ruggles of
Penobscot, Perry of oxford.
PoH Rotl--Farewell of Knox, Watson Of >agada-
hoe, StaTks Of kennebec
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19

GREAT DISCOyERY.-Aua d heviye prcp.rssiou
that will .STICk
Patches and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient
strong without stitching:
That will eaectually mend Furniture, CroekeRy
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families
uilldnd it INvALuABLE! 1t willie fectuaIly stopth
leakage of Coal Oil.
II isinsoluble In water or oil.
Its liquid. and as easily applied a. paste.
twill adhere oily substances.
Its
HILTON's INsOLUBLE CEMENT,
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, r. l..
Snppiiedin packages from os. to 100I5s., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON & CO.,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
W. PHILLIPS, Agent for Portland.
fsel1dly
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19
Browns Bronchial Troche..

These Lozenges are prepared from highly es-
tocmed recipe for alternating BrOachiat 4fecfions
asthma, Hoarseaess, Coughs Colds, and Irritation
Soreness of the Throat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND voCALISTS
VIII find them beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking or singing and relieving the throat after
any unusual eNerton of the vocal organs, having a
peculiar adaptation TO affections which disturb the
organs Of speech.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine in
the United States and most foreign countries, %
cents per box. jana dim
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19
Parsons Celebrated Cough Candy

tretails only IL cite per package the Of Bron
chtis. Hoarseness, Coughs. Colds. and Irritation OF
the Throat. Being wholly free from all dissgreeable
TASTE is peculiarly adapted to the above diseasesn
Children as well as adults. Ifspsred by SHORT 3
WATKEHousE, Apothecaries, Corner Of Free and
Middle Streets Portland. Ne. The highest testimon-
ias be given Of the superior qualities Of this ex
cellent Cough Remedy, For sale by all Druggists.
Portland, Oct. n. 1858. 3medkyeov
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19

In this city, 18th inst, Mrs. Eliza Ann Hudson
widow OF the late Samuel Hudson. Of Bangor aged
IS yeer..
In Cape Elizabeth, 18th inst, Mr. Elisha Allen aged
50 YEAR,.
In Brunswick, 18th inst, Rebecca S woodside. aged
~; 9TH. Mr Thomas Jones. aged 80 years, months
In Bath. Sth inst. Annie. wfe of Charles Smith,
aged 20; Jacob Mcdaniel aged AZ wears, months
In West Bath. sih inst. Mrs Sarah Brown, aged S.
In Saccarappa, on Suuda, morning 18th inst, Mrs
sarah f. wife of Ssm'l y Mcclellan, aged 80 years,
months. IL DAVIS
~ Funeral froinhis residence at Saccarappa, this
Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o clock.
In Eastport. 9Th inst, Mrs Rebecca NJ wife of A
Gardner. aged IL years, months
In Culpepper, Va. I'd inst. ofchrnnc diarrhoea Ru-
rus Wadleigh of Co. h, 18th Mass Regt, formerly Of
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19
CApEELIzAnrrH Univ 1 ,ssa

CAPE ELIZABETH, July l. 1863.
SIE:-Dnring my connection with the State Re-
form School as q teacher. l.. j. Atwood's Bitsers
were introduced there and used with mark ed success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, Sc, A.P. HILLMAN
HANOVER, NE, Oct. !, 1851
Dear Sir:-I have used l.. Il. Atwood's Bitters
for some 10 or Is years. have tried great number
OF medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect These
Bitters the only remedy that have ever relieved
me of this distressing complaint. My neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the OF them
JOEL HOW.
V-B c,rare If Counferfeits aud base limitations.
some Of schich aer signed en- r.. instead Of l.. n
Afcood The genuine is signed L. n. .4fsrood, aRd
as a sgfegutkd agdiast imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL. coantersigned II. H. H4F, Druggist, Port.
tGnd, Ne, sole General AGENT.
For safe BY respectable dealers IN medicine geHer.
atty. janl6 6meod&w3
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19

AUGUSTA January Is, 1864,
To The Editor Of the Press;
The ladies OF Augusta are TO hold fair and
levee on Wednesday and Thursday of this
week, in aid of the Sanitary Commission.
They have heretofore been remarkably sue
cessful In raising funds for this object, and no
doubt their earnest efforts will now be fully
crowned with success.
From the following poem 1t will be seen
that there are some men left in the State who
are willing to accept places of honor and emo
lument for their country's good. Iprefer not
to mention the means TO which was obliged
to resort to obtain copy of the poem. You
are aware that penny-a-liners are often forced
to stihe their consciences to procure informa-
ton for their readers benefit
TO GOVERNOR CoNy, or HOW DO WE
sTANDg
BY DAVID BARKER.
One quarter century ago
Whom both were fresh and new,
Perhaps the anxious world should know
studied law with you.
Since then, for pleasure or for pain,
We've fallen on strange times;
You've left the law to govern Maine,
And 10 scribble rhymes
Now. Judge,--or rather Governor
Suppose each other tries
To find in equity or law,
Where most the honor lies
Ii on your side, state the amount
And IL Pegasus goes
Ill quickly square the whole account
With any irords but prose.
II ON my side, just let II be-
III meet You one these days,
And take the balance coming me
In any place that pays.
January, 1864.
Official notice has been received of the fol-
lowing discharges:
I'd Lieut.. Charles L. Robinson, Co. Il, lst
Heavy Artillery, dismissed by sentence Of
Court-Martial; Capt. John H. Roberts, Co.
F, Sth regiment, discharged for appointment
in another regiment; 1st Lieut.. VIM. A.
Bearce, Co. G, 18th regiment, honorably dis
charged; LIST Lieut. Alfred Il. Straw, Co. +,
18th regiment, honorably discharged; Capt.
John B. Wilson, Co. X, 10th regiment, honor
ably discharged; Assistant Surgeon Seth C
Gordon, 18th regiment, discharged for promo
ton. Yours truly,
HELIos
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19

LEGIsLATURE.--No business of Importance
was transacted in either branch of the Legis-
lature on Monday. Various petitions we're
presented and referred. The committees are
now getting under weigh with the various
subjects referred to them, and we may soon
expect reports from them.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19

lB-The 18th Army Corps, Gen. Towards,
has been enlarged by Division commanded
by Gen. Steadman, distinguished in the Chic
amauga battle--a man fifty years old, who
has been somewhat of politician, and was a
member Of the famous Charleston Conven-
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19
Circular Letter to Collectors OF Jnscrna,
Revenue.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON. Jan. Z. 1874

lREA5bR1 DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE
Washington, Jan. Z, 1864.
BY direction of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, you are hereby notified that by the Stat
utes of the United States, "all duties, taxes,
sales of public lands, debts, or sums of money
accrning or becoming due to the United States,
shall be paid in gold and silver coin only, or
in Treasury notes issued under the authority
of the 6nited States" or in notes of banks
organized under the act TO provide National
Currency, and known as National Banks.
The Statutes further provide that the Sec
rotary shall report all known violations of the
above requirement, by any Receiving Officer
of the Government, to the President Of the
United States, and to Congress.
In making your collection of Internal Rev
enue, you will please regard the provisions of
the acts referred to, and decline to receive
payment in any currency not mentioned above
JOSEPH J. LEWIS, Commissioner
janis div
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19

The circulation otthe Daily Press Is larg sle,
than any other Daily paper ~ Me o.@'e' u"o
double that Of any other III for"o"'''
Trnss-s7o 90 per gear; u paid strictly in adraace'
n d;soouni OF 81. 90 triH be made.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19
SP CIAL ES.
HEAD QUARTERS DRAFT RENDEZVOUS,
Portland, Me-, January Is, 1854.

Portland, Me-, January Is, 1854
ORDER NO. 8.
The streets of Portland will be patroled each day
and night by Guard from Camp Berry," and all
persons wearing the uniform of United States sol
der will be arrested, unless they show proper
authority fsr being absent from their commands
Soldiers thus arrested, and belonging to other
Commands, will be sent to the Provost Marshal to
be returned to their regiments deserters.
Citizens wearing the uniform of the U. 8. soldie err
will be subject TO this order
BY order OF BRIG. GEN. ROWLEY.
J, L. DUDLEY, ist Lieut.. I'd Art'y, A. A. G.
jan19 dit
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-19

HORSE TRAINING.-Mr.D ID. Msgner, the eel
ebrated horse trainer will lecture on his ia
vorite subject as follows:
AT Bethel. Friday evening, 18th inst.
Bridgton, Monday evening, 18th inst
Naples, Tuesday, 10Th inst.
Casco, Wednesday, goth inst.
And he will be at each of those places on the
day succeeding the lecture. He will also be
at Waterford Flat, on Monday, 18th inst.
dt2Oth
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New NlOlasses.

o. HHDs. New Clayed Molasaes. per Bark ST.
oh Jsgo, from Havana, now landing and for sale
BY CHASE, BRQrHERs& CO,
janl4lw widgsry's Wharf,
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r-Consumpton and Catarrh. and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs, successfully treated by IaHA.
LArIoN, By G. MORSE, NJ. D.,
aulS62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

uOu0Hys aWo0Fy Is.
ARRIVED.
Brig Polledo. Warwick. Boston, ballast.
Brig Fannie. Harwood. Boston, ballast
Sch Hattie Ross. Poland. Sagua via Holmes Hole
Sch Lapwing. Warren. Boston.
Sch Jas Long, Giles, Newburyport.
Sch Vandoyi, Bray Boston for Rockland
CLEARED.
Brig Mazailan, Young. Havana, by Geo s. Hunt !;
brig Amos Roberts, Doak, CardeBas, by Herrey,
Fletcher Co.
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HOWARD'S
CANCER AND CANkER SYRUP
CANCER AND cANEER SNkIp

CANCER AND cANKER SYhUP
Sarpasses an kaorH Remedies
SarPasses all kaorR Remedies
FOR THE CURE OF
Cancers, Canker, Salt Rheum, old Sores
Cancers, Canker, Salt Rheum old Sores
Erysipeiss. Scrofula, Tumors Ulcers.
Sold by III. IL. HAY, Druggist, Agent for Portland
and vicinity. dcc3l coda w3m
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TUvHE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of the
IL International steamship Company will DO held
at their office corner Of Union and Commere al Sts
on Wednesday Jan. 27th. 1854. at O'Clock. Z. NJ,
for the choice Of officers and the transaction of any
other business that may legally come before them.
II. j. LIBBY. Secretary.
Portland Jan. Is. 1854. dtd
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% Parsons Cough Candy is genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
d2m,
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To CONFERENCE.-The Rev. +. A. Wilson'S
Remedy for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat aud Lung Affections,
together with pamphlet giving the prescription and
short history of his case. can be obtained Of
ii. II. HAY, Druggist,
Junction of Middle and Free ats, Portland.
jan1 d& w2m
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R-Ityou arein want of any kind Of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Ofhce. ~
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IMPORTS.

WINDSOR. Ns-Br brig Excelsior 30 tons Plas-
ter TO order.
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly print
at this office. II
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The Patent Belle Monte Skirt.
full assortment of this new style Skirt, at An
DERsos's Hoop Skirt and Corset Depot. under
Mechanics Hall. decl9 dam
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FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOKEN

Dec 49, lat "a 40. Ion 70 H. brig Cslestina day I'M
New York for Neuvitas.