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FOR RATIoNs 9

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QUARTRRMAsrER's OFFICE, u g. M CoRPs q
WASHINGTON. 2lst, October, l6e45ft
y Z SEALED PROPOSALS will be reeeiyed At this
ONCE, until O'Clock, p M of the 18th day Of M.
yember next, for furnishing rations to the United
states Marines, at the following stations fer the
1, Portsmouth. New Hampshire sae1 49, ~
Charlestowp, Massachusetts;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; s,,r. tii3h
- Washington City, District of Columbia;
eGosport near Norfolk, Virginia. Y4se bsba
Each ration to consist of hree5ourths Of q pound
of pork or bacon one and fourth pound OF fresh
or salt beet eighteen ounces of bread or -four, or
twelve -ounces OF hard bread, or one and fourth
pound OF corn meal and at the rate to one hundred
ratons OF eight quarts of beans or in lieu thereof
ten pounds of rice; or, in lieu thereof twice per
week, one hundred and fifty ounces Of dessicated
pctBtoes, and one hundred ounces OF mixed ves eta
esi ten pounds of coffee; or in lieu thereof one and
half pound of tea; fifteen pounds of suEsr four
quarts OF vinegars one pound of sperm candles or
one and one.fonrfh pound of adafnantine candies
or one and half pound Of taliow; four pounds OF
soap, and two quarts of salt. - - a.
The ratons to be delivered upon the order of the
Commanding Officer Of each station; the fresh beef
either in bRk, by the single ration of good quail
ity, wi an eqhai proportion OF the fore and hind
quar- tiers, necks and kidneys, talIow excluded the
pork No. l. prime mess pork; he -four extra super-
hna, the coffee, good Rio ;the sugar good New Or
leans or 10 equivalent; and the beans, vinegar,
candles, soap sat- 20 10 be of good quality.
2 ALI subject TO inspection .1ssd ani "a s4re
iaaAn bids must be accompanied by the following
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FOR lSAI1E &c TO LET.
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SOU ARE block of land. of about $4,000 acres
Aunof wood land, on the south side of til river ST
Lawrence, in Canada East Its interceededsby two
considerable rivers with eigibles Mil sitess Well
wooded with every description 1of timber, ssnch as
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple
birch, beeeh. tamarac and bass wo' to any amount
hi Enquire of III t. MACHiN. Portland
portland, Feb. 1864. -1--- feb25 eodtf
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GroRE now occupied BY us. Possession given
- immediately. .iaa-33 s1r1~TT7 geT
Also, Front Office in Hanson Block
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Eii1irs
49,
Elixir



WiHE Rejuvenating Elixir 10 the result Of modern
discoveries in thoSegetabie kingdom, being an
entirely new and sbstract method Of cure, irrespec
tive Of all the old and worn-out systems.T a9.
~ This medicine has been tested BY the most emf
nentmedical men ofthe day, and by them pronounc.
Cd to be one OF the greatest medical discoveries
the age. 9di oielsua ~ alof W3r I'd n8g ~
sione bottle WIN cufe.G snsral Debility q II
A few doses cure Mysteries in females. 10 go :
! One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart. d9il
"A few doses restore the organs Of generation.
) From one to three bottles restores the mainline,
and full yigcr Of youth. =, ~. 80, = 49,
g II few doses restore the appetite. .eS =
Three bottles cure the worst case Of fmpotency
ii Afew doses cure the low-spiritsd. s,a a4,i
ion One bottle restores mental power. a 49, t9ini
% lAfew doses bring the rose to the cheek. ssiJ,
9lnfhis medicine restores to manlyivigor and iobt
health the poor, debiiitatea. sHeFn-down, and d
pairing derntee of sensual pleasure II va 7,A1
The listless, eneryated yoath the evertasked men
OF basinesss the victim OF nervous Depression III
Individual suffering rom general debility, or from
weakness Of asiage organ. viii all ind 1nmediat.
and perancnt relief By tbs use of this Elixir or e
sence Of Life. = sat I9aio1d booa rio isff
Price % per bottle. Or three bottles for IS, aDs
forwarded BY Express. on receipt of money. to an,
Sold byai Druggists everywhere. aa3,
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PROBATE NOTICES.,


Ta Tor the County Of Cumberland, on the third
eichtasxn o. tsber, in the year Of our Lord
10 ~ iIE ~ = hundred and sixty four
n lNGkAHAM. mother Of Charles w.
Iretahs ~9ana, miner child and heir of George W.
ed hagins , VI PORTLAND, in said County, deeeas.
and consp presented her Petition for License 10 sell
yISShvey certain Real Estate Of said minor AZ
havino = ~ eaiu fetiton; an adyantareous offer
IL - ogeti ma1e therefor; 4 49, -
atiee h ali That the said Petitioner give no.
published three interested BY causing notice to be
osa.e Iress, printed at Portland 40 49, - a1
Poar =. 1i1pate Court TO be held a. go tHRR
" ne Lnlfu tuesday of November next ~ 80, ~ y.
S S ~ .ne forenoon, andshow cause II snv tha
..I,.,.-l. ~, JOHN A. WATEkMsfAAiNSa Ina
4sw3w. EUGENE HUMPHREY. Rou,....
AT A coURF or PRoBArR held al Po,t,.,d7 ,-,.,-,-
M and for the County of Cumberland on tbs ,ha
Tuesday Of October, In the year Of our Lord sh
0l teen hundred and sixty-fonr. ca.f l7l'-~-~ A
l. nHARLES O. KING HI, Administrator of the
" estate OF Amos Knight. late of Westbroa[
in said County, deceased, having presented his rsf
account Of Of said estate Tor probate
Also his petition for license to Al and convey Ger
tain Real Estste Of said deceased as described ia
said petition: II
ii cas- ordered, That the said Administrator Civ,
notice 10 all persons Interested. by causing notice
be published three weeks successfully in the Main
Stale Press printed at Portland that they may ap
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Portland
on the third Tuesday Of November next, at ten of tn
clock IN the forenoon, and show cause, II any the,
have, why the same fhond not BE allowed and grant
n""d ssed s1sdJoHN AstwATERMAN, Judge.
s. A. true copy. Attest, ,,,,,.nun,. %
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4uslanD.

sdmei;. 3aria, 25. Sftctsr. Scr eiuissa
Saaen er,rarteten mir, iptalo bic MtcnDzS ammsr=
una %eintrat, in Der &ihtuns iter nen 3iiriAsriss
fin aus nnier,n Naatarsa anrdsn sampi nas
sluHcnern ron Ureunenrafeten unc Ssueriaulen,
bic uns rrn Der risiissn Selienrpramise nes us D.
Sem Mptten" dc GrGfnuns nes neuen sseses
mad icinem tSdfen @irisl Bin anfiinei9en icate.
Ser Sag, irslher sur feierlihen Giniret9uns neiIsls
ZEN teltin,mt mar, trausts nit itarfsm Trbn heran,
Der bic Serge guar i'm r%einiten Stang eriteincn ldbt,
Der atsr einr sema9tsn Grneisuns ~reieten MID
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Bon Dem Sbrp. 8. 8. 3~urner, Tafur Ter setsins M.
y. airte, su gtaabslpsia.
Ir Sadion. gSertter SEER! @attem Id Str teRtfbes Sitters
& luna IL mstnsr famtlts benust abe. bin tb ieet III cer @rfldruns be.
ref, eus es mir grrsen WuSsu sspGbrt tat. So sin Ger usbers eusuua
eas e. tn rem metfsn 5ileu al smetner Sdwdae rs Ssfems bas fiber
Re uue uer itprlfe mir befannre Seilmitiel 1T.
Sbr ersebener
E. &. Gunner,
Sc. 726 gDrS 10. Strase.
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= B

II UUuIt
g~tatioual= nnb Observation-Disclosures: 8aleneer
teuti6sr @epenfta8e auf ieren Sag I'M Sabre. Sir-
den =8alenber.
Gtbuuorapbiide9: ~ reutihs 6dfen nit abbheunaen
ats Sambur9 9mben, rdpenmuee Sdbeebx=
fen, Sremerbafeu @ismar, Stetttn, STRAIT
innb, Siel, OanSig, Pinrau une Srten.
SuMoriItiidcS: Die bSdDit iprncerbaren une pabrbettsse-
treuen SditIdle une Ibenteuer hes Snppfmater9eIeIen Ge6=
mann aus Ssipsis. bet lid Bis gum nen'eelanStIasn SaHpt=
hinge en1ppr1sItpun9en bate. atit 20 abbilrnnsen.
Sluitrirte yinDellrn rlno GrSablnugell. Scltgeidihtz
nijGc9. gieligiDIcs. GfOihte. Tatbicl, &C., nit isbr
,ablreitet 6p;itnltten.
S4ir bitten eieien pirfiit i66nen une preisp nret=
ei9en 8alenrer. Ger nm ibpn gum neunten Wtale erideint,
nibt nit anpern ppn Gbnlt6em Sitel ST Y%erwedIeln.
SGectalb mo SbeurfauI
@ud= UNI 6unitbanclun9, Cincinnati, ..
Sctpter 26. 1864.
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sDInpuu5a NuHRtHe.

Iisintn auepartgen 5reunpen fOmie Dem red.neen putli
um made t9 hermit eW ~srgstsre &n etae, Dap id mein ar
Sus orhhraee 9tO. 2n9 gse9enes Saus jest p~Gunaaple gun
Baibaus ~eingsridaisi babe arr eaber i'm Stanes bin, Jtelen
&c III jepsr Set auf's Bette su bspirtbsn. Jielenee pereen
ppirriAbt aOA, ,3imrfr. SsIeu unb auimerfiame Sc btenunl
tsi mir pneen unp peGls 10 ,nlmsr bemuDt ien, cag mir &C.
lGenfis ;3ulrama sa erbatten.
II. y. ga msin oans III SrbArabs lest, no bic Stra.
sn-@iIenbabu portsiiatri, 70 Fam bas publituln fur 5 4s
pom Na! Sipab Depot biz an nsin S1,5 ~eelangen.
Meter Scr,,l,us,
&c. 269 Glib Sptlyoee, nabs Der gHslbctsn Sfaes
@~plumbus, Sbip.
Rdn II 81 1ip51
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Sic geriiderunas : @eieaidaft fir Sieiierbc, bi

Sic Seriidernngs : 6eie0idait fir S~sciicnoc, BON
S%artiorb, Conn.,. psriaert gegen f~ol9ente %llnfille: Ser
renfuusen jeter art, @einbriihe. serrHTene Sebnen unc Sleh=
fen, Suetidun9en, Stide, Sbnitte, 8iTe. s6uswuneen,
~persiftete g8unsen, 9ranbpuneen uno Ierbribunaen, Srpit=
teulen, Si6e ppn tollen iSunten unh Shlangen, 9nartTe ron
Gdubern, Sieben uMb WtGrrern II. !. f., 9lts'hlaa unc Spn=
nenfiH, bic g8irfun9en spn @rplpiipnen, @bemicalten, neter=
i6wsnlnlungen une Grbbeben, Gritiden ucer Grtrinfen, menn
Elm folder llnfal bic ltriabe tS Sotes peer Ger Grbeitsunfd :
biafeit tes @eriiterten lit.
8rlsente iinS einise 8Glie, in irelaeu pieie Geielif6aft @nt=
Ibioisuna ~besablte:
Sin General Sidet I9ent rpn Cincinnati (E. SO. Strarer),
Sein sebrpden benin Geriud, Elm iteu3epprrenes 4fern Bum
Steben gu ~brinssn, Gnti6ibisunB S25 per &pde.
Sin zimmerman ppn 6artfore, 9eihdciauna am gn8e ron
einein tsi Ger arbsit in taiste ~9efp8ensn Splitter, SIS per
gRpte
Gin Dame Won N2eriran, grud ces Sn56sGs in 5Olse zines
5ales, 80 per g1phe.
Sin Saufntann Won Sartforb, itlinm teI@dei9t in 8pl8e
eines Sales rurd cine eufe, $25 per Rp6e.
Sin 4ruciantneifer zines Niyls, beIbGrist curd Gntlaben
zines @emebrs, ipG6rene er einen Iua1u8 gum 5iI6fan9 nabte,
$40 per g8phe.
Sin GTifter spn Narbte t6alan,, I6linm sequeti6t in
einem Won lem @eleiie g~epprfensn GiIenbabnma3sn. $25 per
9apHe.
9Sir ratben NQen, ih an Sieier neuen urt tpc6ltbitisen In=
italt gu tetbeiissn. 9is 6~pmpa8nie lit fur ipe Gerbinblid-
feiten Yplfpmnsn perantwprtlih, Ia Gle beiten mn rsibten
@eIhdftsleute ppu 6artfprc, New Dprt unt 9pfpn rasu 9e=
b6ren.
SOitpb Spmtal 1T rer Gsent fir Columbus unb ~ltmseaent
- feline Sfice 1T im 6pttUn 9Ipd, girp. 5 i'm ;reiten Stod
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&artpffeln gut ~ er9alten. Gin ceittz
ihes @(att 1ast: SIS mu6 fir Sensrnlam ron Sns
tereiIe iein, gu miiea, oas rie cinssfeQsrtcn &artr1sln
lih bis in bas ipats Sr!!ijatr gut ~erbalten, ,penn
man Den 9rbsm ess Sellers nit pulreriirten Sob
len ct,ra sinsn 3pu BOD %tstrctt. Sir oiejenisen
SartrTsln, Sic man ~finftiss5 Uribjabr gum Ssgsn
pcrirsnoen mid, lit gang asuen Grfatr,,nsen Jus
iclss is9r sl smpieblsn, iis lhittenrtiie nit etmas
6cl;fcblunpnlrsr 81 %teitreusn, neil Saenrh bas
Dem @adstbum 10 i4aoli9e &eimen I'M asasr psr@
biitct rirb."
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.6eirafbssB arr cter. Iin itatlitilbes
@enie In Gtieaso fat cine miAtise Gntnedans 9es
n,aAt. Gr last i'm rcrtisen Scnrnal:
Eurhttare Sclse Der &dlte. Scr
ualtei tie Gin,rpbner1 e%rrinnert lih fsines 10 irinters
lIihen Mcpemesrs as ner tsurise. Scitiss gSiurc,
ihneiee,b unn falt, fanien 9ano in 9ano nit Nc=
penter uno baten ibn NIT furssn lntsrtrchunssn
bea(eitet. Sic furhttaren @irfunscn baron ;eiscn
a4 in Dem 6siratbsrssifer. Sic aasaesetenen
Seiratbslt,enisn tsliefen i1h idcn auf 203, se9sn
f82 lekten Wpnat une las i'm a!usuft !"
= Gctf sete, 70 teten seriB tanisno ianse Sa'aen
;milaen 14-40 Satren, bab ss reAt talp aud bier
%arimn,ia talt merrc.
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Sci @cleacubsit pes Stiftunasfetes Der u9crli=
lcr 4rei7e" fanb ha5 nahitebcnee rcn 9Gmen=
tein rsrfabte Geniht Zen srrBtsn Bsifal.
GDDipa!
SIR 3eder, BAIT itr ME beeaht
9eim luf' An 9etcrihGun,cn,
llne nenn Ger Sraube @pttesnadbt
Sud labt nit @Gttertriumen
$50 Finn fer SO in, Der feur'g e br
gGpber, penn Feline Sreiie MIR?
g9eber?
Sie feltert uns tas etle TaS,
@uf tab es feub' in 1at unc @las,
Sic manrelt es curdt 3auberfraft
Sn Huiiig gplc unc Gurpuriaft.
. frIft'9e Grefc, itdrser Druid
Dir weib' i'd ntelnen erlten Bug!
Gppipa!
Ger Sens brlautt inn itinen 6ain
Iiel tauIenc lanI6'a e GlIsden.
9ann MALT ida, adj. int Mpneenidein
Sp traut nit bpicem Sdhdsden.
90p flmen all Gle Gdrh,e cit Der,
gSenn Grefien nidt une Sruden mar?
@pber?
gSas ilmm aerutt i'm Sersenssrunr,
Gas miro aesrrdt Ypn Mtunb ~ Winnc,
llut mas ih nimnter Iagen lGbt,
@ui MUIenlipren pires gcprebt -
> iibss &reiien. iel8er 0rud,
Dir meib' ih meinsn Swettn s3ns,
Gopira!
Die ibr Won Snsis gu 3ueis eub iduinst
Sn 0rIRer Walresbaue,
Ole ibr WIN 2ens unp Siebe iingt.
sbr lieben GDgieiu ale,
gEp fImen mpbl Gle Siecer Der,
goober, penn feline GreiIe MIR?
g2pber?
Sic iIuat bic lHt gen Welprein,
Sie Seuf;er audh une 6laaen Elm,
ltnp friId ven Slatt 81 Slatte rauiht,
gSas cud re Sidter ab9elauIdt.
. buitge Frefe. tuft'9er Nruf!
Dir wGib' idp meinen trtttrn pug.
Grpioa,
SIR GGlfcr ali POM QSei6ielilranp
9is III cts 9bein's gelineen,
Sbr Oentihen npn Der Dime Sanb
gis gu her @lstider gSdnren
Npbin, wenn feline Grefe pir',
&dm's nit Ter 5retbett rings unber?
Wpbin?
Ste tlt Der Sreiteit Banner felt
Gum 8ampf i'm ftarfen @rm aepreet,
Gem Srud rer Oidhtigen gum Srps.
Ser SSabrbeit y prt, hes Nedtes SOUS
. reuti6e Greiie, fret ron 9rud,
Dir gilt mcin lsster, ~tieffter 2u5 -
@sptYd
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gpn bcna @trw. 8. ~. Qscns. friteren paHrr Der @ uIur1.
bus, y. s., unp Wtestpnn, 3d., gaptiAenfirte.
Rew Rp6et1e 81 ..
Or. 6. Soffrn. gHertter Serr! @s mddt MIR befcrsersS Der.
anuaen, aus rsensm Gntriebe sic 9%craislidfet res beut6sn Biters
ttermit III btssuaen. Dor eirtasn 5abrsn setraudte i'd es nit srpeem
Grfuls aesen rie unversauIi6:st, an mslGer i'd camals fer lttt Sd
babe ee Dfers. rn in 1plGe oiefes oualrpGeu uebeis Fstenben empfptlen
ue ppn itneu ett fameitslFaftefsn 3susrife tn getref ieines srpeen
pertbes Ssrnpmmsn. Su 5iu en- aussmetner S6wdtel battle Id ts fir
Gin unItertreFlites trniftes Mtttel.
Str auirth!asr
s. M. 2rcns.
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81 @rcemItteraen en-" rief Gin fleines
MGohen, u,paruna baR Gu bonn gar feline @laisr
in Oeiner BriQe|
IS, BIZ lieber @ctt," isuf,te Die alts Trau; vea i'd
tas niat eiuu,al seieten tate Sset's init meinen
Musen iiher tdle 81 Gnos."
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u I'm sinen esutf6eu Brief 81 e~rbalten. trau@t man blos
Die Summer Der elite uns bic Vu m er bes 9riefea
~ansuseben.
columbus. 10. DECEMBER 1864.
Srtn @ratam, pcfmsiacr.
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ain1is ieia oirfts. Ser FaasrnSs Seueriaein, Der
burh Die Naht ene(ih lcahtste, sab inns aaerein9s
ipat nas 3eihen nss Sie9es, ater lisb inns nas
Srfer niAt ahnea, cas CT sefcfst bate. SIM less
ten Sc,nmer purce ndmlih bas setabrppae Inter-
netrnen in Mnsrif aencnn,en, einen gSea Snr Sptse
ess Sslicnpfeilers fir eas erSbere 9utlifum fer;uz
teasu. Sic liefsn Shmei,sr in Der ncuen tSst@
mats, Die ;u gut rilIen, ME Der sraue atcr thlantt
@ihtcr Bert am @eifaee hes Observation-Disclosures
ron Dem Mattcn nes iriihsn NlpenlanSes ihrc1
une ia6 nit lsinem ~fleineren 3niQinsstrucer in Die
@clfen c,i,prrraat, msrben per,runeert Ieim naroe,
inosm ie id %srihnsrn, Dap rc tcioen 8s9sl, Der
arcsc ic,rcbl ris Ger flsine Wirtlen, tisbsr nun
ron @astalicn erflrnmcn purcen, trcbet ntdt ,slz
ten manher tSals ~sinsstiEt mnree. Bum S'aunen
slasr AUDI bier gu 9anne bieB es: Ser Wlptben 1T
Su3Gneli6; Mitt,rch, Den 49,, fnnet Die Grpfz
NINA bes g2eass itatt. Nm Mcrscn telaatcn Sas
ars, 10 lttr, 6rah cine sablreide 8cieaifaTt Ron
einisen srsisis Gsripnen prn Dem SSrfhen &ifsn=
tob auf. Gsfi6rt Gin nsu ansesgter TuBpfao trn
Shatten ron @alounaen t5 gum Su6s. Sic @cs
aeS, Rem jeeer Susbreit burh Srrensnng ben Sell
len ccer burh scihifts @inhunsen atse,rrnnen
trerben nuBts. SeSrenss mifiam errsiHte Glaz
tcall tistct neue lleterraidunsen oar unn Der 8ltd
tei jessr nsusm Situaticn lS6t Sbdlsr, SiiScl nno
Sirncn, SGrfer, Staete unb Seen INNER t,cHr in
~rei,sneer ehHnheit sriheincn. Mittass I'm l6r
mar Die Spise e%ritiesen. Sas frusalc Wttttassmahl
mnres pcn nsr beitern Shaar bort rtel 9cealten
unb tei ssm 2tprsl fsblts Htemano. Man fsftets
cine reiEe SABINE auf Den 8alfcn ecs areajes, nas
Die 6Shitc Srise tsSsihnet, unr Better une frcb er=
sat man iIh Den, srpbrndhtiaen Ginprnfe. Saun'
Bate man lh tnrcB Sur &iiffatrt anScihift, ala
plcslih unter Den SsrabNeisencsn Gin nrh cten 10
frpbliher Gsfabrte rermtSt irilrSe. Salenttn
@afeu ron shirp, mar ~reridrunocn. Sic an>
%sslteete @a4iorlauns srsat, bag rer jnnse @'ann
(SfT,ier in eiosen. Gtsnitsn) rcn cinsm nit Sdnes
tsosdtcn @pripr,,ns ausssslitiht unr in Die sict'
aeaitr;t mar. Sic :rausr,soeu 9enpfen faneen
isinen ;erlhmettsrten 9eihnan. WIae CT Das leste
Spier isin, rslhes Der Wlpt1en fcreerte.
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Son tem Gbrn. s. Neptpn 9rprn,D Q, @erfahsr
tr Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge unb 5erausge.
her ts Christian Chronicle, philadelphia.
nSbihpn i'd niht senriat tn, Patent RftiNnsn TN @leemefren gu Sc.
shnfisen ub fs ~ enpfetlsn IA i'd BEN Snsrsttenten uns s8iriunsen
ridt trdre 70 femme ta tp6 fetneu htnreibenren @rune. restait eth
Werib nidt 5euanis abkesn fcGte, In SetreH Ger. ue er eldubt eurG
cen Gstrau6 etres eirfa6en Trdraratss perarlaften gtrfungen wenn
CT rte 3urerfdt bat. tarurd sum 9lrseu Mnterer bet;utrdsen.
SD tbus ss md lictsr In sssue auf %nSrraans's ssutfaes sttters'
ME es prr Or. 6. W. Satfcn halter prdp1rtrt pire. neil Id Sabre.
anG Elm @crurttsil eseen taRslts teste. IA i'd alau6te, 20 Et tauphdd'
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-01

Mr.. George Francis Train announces to.
an awe-struck world that he will not sup.
port Mcclellan and Pcndieton. That is very
natural. lie further intimates that he will
not support Lincoln and johnson. That il
very gratifying.
In the year ending December, 1868, tho
revenue derived by the British Government
on 37,03G;s0l pounds Of leaf tobacco. was
thirty millions of dollars. So says London
journal.
A LADY correspondent, who assumes to
know Row boys ought to be trained, writes
to an exchange as follows; 30, mother
hunt out tile soft, tender, genial side of your
boys nature" Mothers often do-with ap
old shoe-to the boys benefit.
They hung contractor out in Indiana
lie mad contracted SO much that it was
thought advisable to search him a little.
u am surprised, my dear, that l have
seen you blush" "The fact is, husband. |
was born to blush unseen.n
WHAT is that which man never pbssessct,
and yet leave behind him' A will.
Which fish is the greatest otator2 Tho
whale, as we often hear of his spoutiag.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-01

JEFF. DAVIS on RE-UNIoN.-Mr. Jefferson
Davis, in speech before the Legislature of
Mississippi, on the Goth Of December, 1861,
which will be found in the Rebellion Re
cord, vol. 6, page 2s4, expressed himself in
the following manner while referring to a
reunion with the North. We commend the
extract to the Peace" democracy, that they
may understand the estimation in which
their real chief holds them. Mr.. Davis
says:
"0ur enemies are traditionless and
homeless race From the time of Cromwell
to the present, they have been the disturbers
of the peace of the world. Gathered to-
gether BY Cromwell upon the fens and Dogs
of the north of Ireland and of England, they
commenced by disturbing the peace of theiI
own country. They disturbed Holland to
which they fed, and disturbed England on
their return. After what has happened the
last two years, my only wonder is that VT
consented to live for so long a time il
association with such miscrednts. Were il
ever proposed to enter again into the UNIos
with such people / cou!d no more c0asen
to IL than 10 trust myself in DEN Oh
THIEVES.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-01
4 Scene OfDesOlntiOn in Georgia.

A correspondent of the Boston Journal
who has visited the region fought over IN
Georgia, writes as follows:
Georgia, as seen from Chattanooga to
Marrietta-about one hundred and nifty
miles-is totally swept of its male inhabi-
tants. In the still standing cottages (most-
ly near the depots) and selling peaches, ap'
piles and pies around the ears, you see the
lean, lank, yellow skinned women OF the
lower class, with their tow headed children
"a few boys under twelve and some un-
managebe girls-all clad in the commonest
of female or of homespun male garments {;
but never by any chance, excepting near the
lines, and them very rarely, an able-bodied
man. Every able bodied man wears the
uniform. Every able bodied negro is in
the service of the army. Georgia here is
abandoned; excepting by its w0nsn. All
every man-of the adult male population is
in the southern army.
81 have seen in the letters of correspOn-
dents accounts of the fields of waving corn
! aud wheat that would perish for want OF
men to cut them down. These fields were
| said 20 exist on this route. | did not set
| them, nor traces of them. Here and there
you see patches OF corn; bet 10 call the
country an uninhabited aud uncultivated re
gion, held by the military power, is the
truest description given OF H.
"All along the railroad you seldom lose
sight OF the great fact of the war The
country Is cut up with breastworks anc
dotted over with rifle pits. Had the 'chiyal
~ and the poor white trash united in do
ing Us much work in plowing and other
wise cultivating the fields rs they have don'
Ia their vain but persistent attempts 10 stoI
the progress OF civilization, rs represented
10y SheTmans army, Georgia, instead Of be
ing now way down Ia the list Of wealth!
states, would have run up Ike gold-sud
denly and far. Hut that would have beer
degrading themselves, whilst 10 ruin thei
State is enE0blingl
IAN along the railroad you see the blAel
emhefs and ohaTred timbvIs, and chimney
standing alone, that show where houss
have besn buFaed down hy Johnst9as o
our army. The few litlls villages llM sT
on the road aIo utterly deseTtod. You e.
large h0lsls, al Opsa, With broken panss Q
gls.s. DOOR sad blirds (oi thess lssl = is'
only) Oh their hiagss. emplied of farnliar
ffom cellar % essllpg, 30 of ali the store.
sIespllag thoss ooeaplsd By our troops
the ssaitaTy commislon.
IA sysTy hndgs, howsssf snsii N
stream u crosses, thefs u . blockhonsa Q
siesssAa. built o. building, sad guard
sslflen