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PoRTLAND AVID YICINITY.

Nssc Advertisements 1O-D9y.
Clothing-P. Morrell & Co.
Stovss-C III St art q Co.
Printers Wsnted-Hefald ono.
p. 5 & 4. r Co Dividend.
Speci y tce-Joh hancock.
Motto -Fafnsworth Co
acknowledgements Hal.
Opers-Deering hail.
Auction Sale E. NJ. Patten.
Compo ifors Hanted-Post.
Twenty ID liars Reward.
Hatch + Frost-No. l6 Lime street.
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CHURCH PRoPERTY.-The proprietors Of
the UnlVersalist church, corner OF Congress
and Pearl streets, have voted to sell their
house ana lot and have taken the proper legal
steps to carry the vote into effect The pro-
perty will be sold at auction.
The parish now occupying that house have
voted to remove to the new church on High
street, as soon as that ediace can be made
ready for occupancy.
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DETENTIoN.-In consequence of freight
train getting off the track at Yarmouth yes
terday, the passenger train from Augusta was
detained nearly two hours, and did not con-
meet with the train for Boston.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 80.
Among the significant articles in the rebel
newspapers is one in the Richmond Wing of
the 10Th, urging the little real Importance to
the Confederacy of Richmond. This is evil
IDENTIFY put forth to check the shock which its
fall will produce. Wood Is 800 per cord in
Richmond, and many families are without
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"MUsIc" is very likely just in his nomina-
ton OF successor to fill the place of Portland.
favorite "songstress," now flown; but we can
not publish note which uses lady's name
even in compliment, without knowing lis au-
thor. We are entitled to know this much AZ
guarantee against imposition.
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More Inoendiarisn. d. Ne.v York.

NEW YORK, NOV. 30.
A fire broke out at four A. M. to-day among
the lumber yards and hay barges on North
River, foot of Beech street. They were en-
tirely consumed, together with block of
buildings. LOSES heavy. 1t was the work OF
an incendiary.
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Trial of the Lake Erie Raiders.

TORONTO, c. W., Nov. 80.
Bell, alias Burley, was before the Court to-
day. The particular charge against him was
abandoned, and the prisoner was discharged.
He was Immediately rearrested on fresh
warrant in connection with the Lake Erie af-
lair. The case will come up again to morrow.
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Another Incendiaru Fire.

NEW YORK, Nov. 80.
A fire was set by phosphorus to Ognen's
lumber yard in Herbert street, extending
through Washington and West streets, which
was destroyed, and several adjoining buildings
were burned down. Quite number OF FAM
lilies were burnt out. Total loss about $780,
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THE notice Of the Opera which appeared In
the Press yesterday morning should have had
star ~ attached. 1t was not written In the
office bat was communicated. We. say this
that we may not receive credit for musical dis
elimination to which we are not entitled. All
the previous notices were editorial.
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Fire.
PROYIDEl

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 80.
The cotton flannel mill in North Blackstope.
Mass, owned by Andrew j. Kimball, was
burned this morning. Loss heavy. We hear
of SIS 900 insurance.
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A. Davis Cloyes Brothers having purchased tho
stock and taken the stand formerly occupied by
Drake & Davis, would respectfully solicit the p T.
ron ge ofboth firms at the cd stand, vhe We
Shal be known hy the arm name Of DSVis clOyea
Brothers A. DAvIS,
I'll. CLoYRR,
noy23dlm G.H. CLoYxs.
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Steamship Bohemian
Wrecked at Portland.

fESHE undersigned will receive fepsrate tenders at
Il his Office in this city, uu,il noon on Tuesday.
January 10, 1855. tor the purchase
1st-of the wreck of the Hui, and Engines of the
Iron steamship Boht mian, of about 200 TONS as
they now lie or may then lie in about five fathoms
water about half mile from the shore OF Cape Eli
TIE city
2d-of all the remaining port on of the cargo that
NAV be found in or around the eek, consisting
of Iron Knees, Bar Iron, Sheet Iron, and other
goods.
Tenders to state the pric in cash, gold value that
the parties are willing to give for each lot separate.
ly, and the party or parties if whose tender is
accepted, Cstpny deposit with the unJersigr ed
not later than January 2Jth, of Iwenty per cent on
the amount o. their bids; further sum of twenty
percent on or before Feb'y 20 and the balance in
tull on or before March !. 1885,
JAMES l.. FARMER
No. 10 Exchange street..
Portland, Nov 20, 1864. novSOtd
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D,ssolution Of COpartnership.

ruVuE conartDership heretofore existing under the
name And firm OF Drase 4 Davis is this day ois
soived by RITUAL consent IL persons indebted to
seid arm are requested TO settle inp ediate with
A. Davis at the old stsrd, who Is auihoriz to ad-
isst all matters Of the firm.
nov23d1m DRAKE 4 DAVIS.
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L0fdyettes
New York, Nov. 80.
The Posts Washington dispatch says Rich
mond papers of Monday are silent respecting
Shermans movements, but they report the
rebels TO be in great trepedation.
There is every reason 10 believe Sherman is
making his way triumphantly to the sea coast.
Roger A. Pryor arrived here this morning.
and was taken to Fort Lafayette. He contra
diets the reports that he had said Macon and
Milledgeville had been captured, and that
Augusta had followed. he says Sherman is
the ablest officer, in GU" army. and that the
south has more to fear from his movements
than those in progress elsewhere.
As to the southern refugees in this city, he
said they had acted disgracefully.
A remonstrance has been received by the
Chamber of Commerce from the merchants OF
Hahia against paying the $4,000. reward for
the capture Of the Florida.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Portland Academy t!

che Winter Term will Begin Nov. rs.
NAIS School Is for both Misses and Masters, with
Il out regard to age or attachments.
Pupils may be admitted at any time in the term.
For further particulars apply to
j. II. HANSON,
novl6dtm 81 Congress street.
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Independent Course Of Lectures
ON THE
STATE OF THE COUNTRY.

The course of lectures delivered last winter in
the City Hall on the affairs of the Nation, by
distinguished gentlemen from different sections
of the Union, having been SO universally appre-
cated and sustained by the people; and in accor-
dance with the request of large number of our
citizens, and also in view of the continued dis
turbances with which the country is afflicted, it
is deemed advisable and useful to institute
another series of like character for the coming
winter.
1t is believed that by this method Of obtaining
the carefully considered and best thoughts OF
able minds from different sections of the Repub-
lie, not only will the patriotic life of the people
be quickened, instructed and strengthened, but
that something may thereby be doue to comfort
and mitigate the sufferings of the sick and
wounded soldiers of Maine, who have perilled
their lives that the life of the nation might be
preserved.
Theproceeds Of the course will be devoted to
the beneft of the Portland Soldiers Home
The management of the course will be under
the auspices of the following named citizens:
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AUCTION SALES.
2. M. PArrEN. AUorIoNEER. Il n1eA.nr. 3.
stock OF CIothiqg at Auction.

IN Saturday. Dec 3D. st 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at Of
nee, asto k of Clio hing. ali made In the most
in ~ ousn manner and in toe lates sty ca,
Goa ta,s OF Beaver Pilot, Broadc 9th, Over
PAM. ~ ~. oaeks Doeskin, CassmaIe ami patinet
Ala I ny satin, and valencia, Vests, &c.
decltS -oer-shirs, drawers, Scaris, Collars, &c.
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By TELEGRAPH
rnrHK
Portland Daily Press.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.
Admiral Farragut reports the capture OF
the schooner Albert Edward on the 3lst VITO,
which had run the blockade out OF Galveston,
Texas, with $50 bales of cotton.
The mail steamer from City Point. reports
that heavy artillery firing was heard early
yesterday morning On the north SIDE OF the
James River. in the vicinity OF Dutch Cap
The 5gunboais were also supposed to be at
work Firing had nearly ceased at Ii o'clock.
Particulars not received.
The official report to the Navy Department
shows that extraordinary efforts were made
by the Atlanta as well as those on board the
Florida to save the latter vessel, and it was
only when the impossibility of preventing her
from sinking became apparent, that future at
tempts were abandoned.
The records of Court Martials in the cases
of forty-eight military officers are officially
promulgated. These includes two Lieut. Coils.
three Majors; fifteen Captains; eighteen LIST
Lieuts., and eight I'd Lieuts. They had COM
United various offences, such as making false
returns, disobedience of orders, fraudulently
receiving money, misbehavior before the
enemy, gambling aud drinking with enlist ed
men, &c. Fifteen were COW cted of drunk
ness. Nearly all these officers were dismissed
from the service. A western Major for send
ing challenge to fight duel, was sentenced
10 De cdSulcreu DuL the Seut6uCo Was ultlgdteu
to repremand.
Boards for the examination of officers of the
Commissary, Quartermaster's and Pay De-
partment's have been established in different
parts of the country, so as to embrace all mill
tary divisions.
The organizations of an army corps, to con-
sist of not less than 10000 men under COM
mand of Maj Gen. Hancock excites much in
terest His headquarters has been establish
ed in this city.
Veteran soldiers not now in the service,
DESTROYS of entering this new organization,
should until further notice, report in person
to the office Of Col. f. johnson, Soldiers Rest,
near the Baltimore and Washington station in
this city. No personssshould apply excepting
such as have been honorably discharged, seen
two years of service, and physically qualified.
Veteran officers who desire to serve in this
first corps, should make application in writing
to the Adjutant General Of the army; giving
history of their services, and such military
recommendations from their former cammand-
ers as they can produce.
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The Toilet Preparations OF Joseph Burnett
q Co, of Boston, are the "ne plus ultra"
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BRlDGT0N ACADEMY

At North Bridgton, Me.
THE Winter Term of this Institution will com.
i mence on Tue day. Dec 6, 1884, under the con-
tinusd care Of Mr.. Charles n. Hilton A. n, long
known as thorough and popular Teacher.
THOMAS II. MEAD, Sec'y.
Nov 81, 18s4.-d2aW $wtd
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Casco Street Seminary.

rNHE Winter Term of this School for Young La
Il dies and Misses, will commence ON Monday,
A 90 rs, and continue ten weeks.
There will be department. for Children under the
charge of Miss Mary Il. Hail.
Miss a. HAWKES..
Portland, Nov. 10, 1854 -noy2ld2w
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PORTLAND
Five Cents Savings Bank!
CHARTERED In 1859.
Exhibit for october, 1864.

OFFICE CORNER OF PLUM AND MIDDLE Srs.,
OPEN EVERY DAY DURING BUSINESS HOURS.
FNvHE Eleventh Semi-Annual Dividend was declar-
Il ed the third Wednesday of Octo Der. at the rate
ofsix per cent. FER annum, without deduction ofthe
Government tag
The state Of the Bank. October /. 1854. was as fol-
lowe -
DePosITs. s25s, ss4 o5
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NEW YORK, Nov. 80.
Gen. Burnside has sailed from Fortress
Monroe with twenty thousand men to meet
Gen. Sherman.
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AUCTION SALES.
HENRY BAILEY co. AUOr1Os.xas.
GrOcpTies md Auction.

ON Saturday, Dec 3, at 10 O'Clock, at Office. We
~ shall sell an inVoice 6roeeFie-, col SUNG of
70 boxes Sosp, 20 boxes Coffee, 10 small boxes %.
boxes may Apple tobacco, boxes Starch, GLARS,
Dox Pepper, boxes Ginger, Cream Tartar 60
Nov. 2o-dtd W. -
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REMOVALl
DIR. WIN. DEMIRG,
Medical Electrician.
Has removed his OfHoe from clapp's Block to
IVA MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly opposite The Uaitel staes Hotel, Where hs

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permaAen
" located in this city. During the two years We
lave oeel In this city, we have cured some OF
sns worst forms OF disease In persons who have tried
v tuer forms Of treatment In vain, and curing pa
ashns N 50 short time that the question is often
NE v 40 tney stay curedr 10 answer this question
VII say that ali that do not stay cur cd we will
Dr. = me 10. second timt for nothing.
one years and Is also regular gradnated nhvsiois1
- ~ ~ perfectly adapted to chronic disease
In the head nac or sick hea iache; neuralgia
n tao nea4 neck or extremities; oonsumpticn VIII
IN tne acute stages or where the lungs aTe NOT ri
tnyoIveoi acute or chronic rheumatism scroiula Z
of the spine, contracted fnusclos disto,,sS 49,
palsy paralysis, St. vitas' Dance. desfprss stss
ton Constipation and liver Complaint ,
every case that can DC presente aethrpa hronchi
tbs, STRUCTURES Of the chest, and all forms OF Ss AZ
complaints.
BY T1Sctr1c1tv
The Rheumatic the goaty, the lame ana the lag,
leap with JOY and move with the agility and eastit.
ity Of YOUTH the heated brain Is cool1d the frost
bitten limbs restored the unoouth deformities rs.
novels taintness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strengths the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
tne pasted form TO move upright; the bleE1iehes OF
youth are obliterated the accideRts Of mature lie
prevented the 0alamities OF old age obvlated, a.
an aoeve circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hards and feet; weak ssomschs.
iAne ana weak Dacks; nervous and sick headache,
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indires.
ZION and constipation of the bowels; pain in the sde
and back; leucorrh0a, Tor whites); falling Of the
T1mo with internal Cancers tumors, polypus, and
AZ mat long train OF diseases will find in Electric.
ity sure means OF care. For painful menstruatIop
TOO protuse menstruation, and all of those long ira
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity is cerair
specific, and will in short time, restore the sufferer
to the vigor Of health.
TEETH! TEETHI TEETH
DIR. d. still continues to Extract Teeth BY Electric
ity scithout Pain. Pertens having deceived teeth
or stumps they wish II have ed tor resettina
ne would give polite invitation 20 call.
Superior 4 ectro Sagnetic Machines for sale for
family use with horcu instrrc ions
DR.; ID. can accommodate 4 few patients With
board and treatment 1t his house.
Ohine hours from o,raark 80 s2M: nd
from to p NJ, ana ITO in the Evening
UoHsulexuon Frxp nov1tf
, 1864-09-05
THE o. a, Il. Or q he,
Another PROOF OF its Treusounblo
character,

Correspondents Of the Chicago Tribunal
TnEncurs BEFORE ATLANTA, Aux. Fl, 1861,
an coab!ed to put another link in Tbs
chain Of circumstarcm1 evidence, teudics to
E4oTe there is connection between the
American Order cf Knights and the rebels If
tue Southern Contederacy. The c,rcu a.
stances atc these: 4 member Of CJmp.ny F,
SD Ioutan., who Is clLtzen Of C4riati.n
county. Illtnots, JOINED the Knights OF til.
Colleen Circle on iii tirst Organization IN
Illinois, and n!tcr having discovered Its tsea-
soneble character, be entered the service of
country. Two years afterwards he returned
home, veteran soldar. In The mnansime,
tho 4 G. c.'s having been relieved Of turtncr
abx1etg Tor the country, the American Order
Of Knights vas built upon It's ruins anl his
frields rad mostly Joiner tn. o. a. KS, aud
q clated there was no connection between
them and tho trrlttra le had been fighting.
The 10, al papers stoutly insisting there vas
created suspicion in his miod, but hts
friends succeeded In carrying their pnint,
md induce him to enter the 4. O ks, Wncre
be learned the Signs OF that Order, aud with
tue advantages which knowledge Of their
eisus gave him. he d. termincd 70 tess tbs
matter, and satisfy himself whether th.ro gas
any connection between loage Nosrh and
one South. Time p1ssed away wIth3nt
having the desired opportunity until the 10th
Of this month, when as be Ta5 leaning o7cs
the works be observed johnny Watching
him Tsrs closely, and Immediately slgnalied
him, giving the int sign Of tAo Q. !. K.'s.
which the rrbel promptly answered. T1e
soldier Vas 70 nnckx.s2rpsiscd be could not
rsktrain hi1eelf, AID stepping behind the
works he excl ,imed, "I'l BE- d-d If be-
ll1tdit!" He mounted the works aud gave
the second signal, which was also answered;
third aud fourth were given, and answered,
and our sucker hooaicr friend sEaa convinced
that the tito Of o. a. K. and Rebel we're 81
Dopynous. He Immediately instructed the
curious in the signs. and now at any time
during the day the Yankees can be seen els-
npdef the inpress'5n they are re- communiestlnr % acs
with genuine o a. KS. j. G. Mol,
Co. K, 10th ILL
, 1864-09-05
Il. n. J0HEH0
Brig. Gen., Cong Div, 18th Axmy ca


CENTRE HAaDoR, n. a., Aug. 40, 1861.
General Burnside arrived last night at this
place, from the White Mountains, On his way
to resume his command. His arrival speedi-
1y becoming known, large numbers Of clti-
zens from the nstghbortng towns assembled
and, with Belknap's cornet band, serenaded
the General, who, In response to the compll-
ment, appeared on the balcony OF his hotel,
amidst the cheers Of the multitude, aud spoke
as follows:
My friends, I an sure you Will excuse me
frcm making any extended remarks on this
occasion, becauBe, In the trst place, 1t is not
my habit to address public assemblies, and
int now am resarting from q brief pleasure
trip through your beautiful country, during
Which have purposely enjoyed recreation,
al thought Ga little ne possible Of official or
puh1ic bnefnees. 1t viii not be amiss, how
ever, for me- to say that I have the fullest
confidence in the ability Of the Government
to cInah out this wicked rebellion. I fesl
that the day is not far distant when the de-
spondency which which no Y prevails will to-
tally disappear, and the people Of the North
VIII see, aa VIC in the field sea, TINT the end
is at hand. Only united effort Is needed to
enable the Government to more still more
quickly. refer to this because have lately
witnessed this dependency, and been sur
prfsed ut it. Why, have heard mora grumb-
ling at the North In three days than / heard
in our whole campaign from the Rapidan to
Petersburg. People seem to think that our
armies are wearing out without correspond
ing exhaustion Of The enemy. This is d mis-
take. Our resources in the field are greater
than hts. We hare three times his home
resources untouched, and Gnu lose far more
than the South and still break down the re-
benion. 1repeat, there ia no cause for de-
spQudeuev. Let eYerv Citizen ffr all r., hfe
power, and the result Is cure It is not pos
slh1e that any cause SO founded in infquiIg as
this rebellion shon1d succeed. But. fnie-
pendent OF the right and wrong, AN surs
from observations that We have the strength
and will to conquer.
, 1864-09-05

fsoieaeor Caswel cuntribate: thu follow.
NJ 70 The Philudslph1a {sezs OF Wednesday,
esellnE: L. at evening the tall Of ono Of the
NJ 81 magnificent comets on record sy13 seen
Ii this city. Vhtn not ohscured by the mtsGs
snd c1opds in tho west At II o'clock tho
lan extend d nearly to tho constellation
D'aco, or more thsn A1xt7 degrees froal the
hoflzon- 6urpos}Ng tie nucleus to be at
Least thirty drgrHs below tho horizon at
that time, the txtent CT the taIl would have
bctp ninety degrees :
o. the pfeat Historic comets. that Of tho
yfar ST. befare Christ lad tuil OF s;xt7 de-
gltee, scco161nE to Aristotle. TIE comet OF
lGl8 Is recorded as having tail q huudfed
and inur degrees IN length. Thas Of 1880 had
tai from seventy to ninety degrees; that
OF ls69 tau of rinct1 -scYen degrees; aud
TINT OF 1913, q tail Of efxty-1vo de.,rees.
Gbeee 1gnye5 a1o taken from aGrBcuePs
.tOptline of Astronomy"
To ps1eons not accustomed to measuring
by degr. ca, It mas be useful to state that
tie distance from tho HORIZON to the zenith
Is pinfty degrees. This will gtva some tdca
Of the .ldmtnBa length Of these appeadA5cs.
Comets differ much in brish.aess.
a few have bceo brig hs enough to be cecn
the present comet provo as remarkable tor
hri1liarcY as fur eEe, 1t will bs the most re-
II ark able enc which has apeared to this
generation. twill be Looked for With great
interest atter tuneet this e7eniog. It may
be borne in mind, however, thAt the comet
OF 1913 WIS much more brilliant on the frat
evening, VIII n nea .cst the sun, than on any
subsFqueDt evening. II. on the other hmm,
the present comet should be approaching
the earth, ns thu rc is reason to believe, It
Nll increasc in apparent size and brilllaIcy.
, 1864-09-05

Proposed Cranse In rae Map " ga
ropes
There ere rumors afloat that the Govcsa-
mtpts Of Austria and Prussia arc msditstinS
a 6far1lipg coup d'ekat. Th. plan, which is
said to proceed from Herr Won Bismark, aal
70 bare been accepted hy Austria, aims ut
nothing 1ess than the annexation of al
Ncfthctn GeI,aaty to Prussia, and of all
sou1heEn Germany to Austria The chief
eeiails Of The arrangement arc Rs follows:
The King OF Prussia is to assume tho title
OF Emperor Of North Germany" and the
Emperor Of austria to declare himself Em-
Peror of South Germany.
Northern Germany enbssces, bestdis tn,
present territory Of Prussla, the kingdoms
OF saxopy AMI Hanover, the Grand Duchies
and Duchies Of Mrckepburs, 0ldenburg,
sebleew Ig- lotsteiD, BrEus 9ick, Nassau,
ssxe Wttmar, Shxe Cobufs, SAKE Mein,ugcu,
sexe alsenbnry, aud the other smaller states
OF Northern Germany.
southern Germany would embrace. be-
gsae8 s Austria, toe Kingdoms Of Bavaria aud
Wa1tcmberg. mud tho G1and Dnchies Of B..
den md Hesse Darmstad1
a. lie Two EmpcrorB asc to reside p&rt Of
.ne teat IN Frankfort aud to laye Joint
MlD'Stfy, while single Psrliamtut, repre.
etb'tfE au Ge1u'a1y, ID to assemb bic In 1hs
sane e:ty. The Empesors sill retain tntir
present residences.
as 8. on ls the direct male line of the on.
lnpofsAnt house becomes extinct, tho head
OF tte other house Ia to be tae sole Emp.roE
Of all Germany.
The consent CT France to this plan is said
70 5aVe been prrchased by pro missing to her
ILt G sston Of all the lind west OF ts,u Rtf..
n.,1y ti.ly u & to .eeei7o Vcnesia, snd Russ'a .he
II d$rir Af
, 1864-09-05

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