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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

Or. WHTAR's BALsAM or WILD CnpRnY
To thoss Who have long ruer,i With any dsesso to
Trrol. or Lu-s lis remedy nor~ssy C,orhs O. g.
sorc Throat As avs, bronchitis CroHr Ntoo inr Coazh
spJ recipient Cou..mg,or 6nd speedy relief lo4 u Wien
llor other i-eans al 500 By d, Dug s'-
pRgaArC2E DECAY or PHYSICAL p0wsIls,
- ~r- from n-.. a.f fsrr.tr-NtF fnd hHfnr ir'
urrf-p Ftrars o.! the Hc.asi A'-o-iat o.ni 'f'" r
Ic~nrros hss 81 $3.50 fio 80 south Hin.h Co.. ihs
deg4.s, a.
Address no sHOKBRs.- & son, Nicer
scfta rfrf cfui.-s removed sfs 1tfrfg her fol-l
Wholesale nrd retail Pip e' '" orae aai 'rprea
For me Hair aud Skin BARrY's 1GIc0PrgR-
evs The beet sna lh,sp's; s1'ele sod 'y a dTis''s
RArcnuogs Hair DYP.-Ihe host IN tho
Void rsl.r. u.fi.i i-.a-r nam ss. .'l i-i al~o-f
Do eject a Ter iirs p sifle. 49, .. i~iA-'~
sei1 1y I'll Dlursf''. lss'e.5 20. ~ Hl5ela'-'t
Tgr,sgs. Elastic STOCKINGS, SUsPLN7cTT
rt-ufeys rrr-os-i.fs tc--iiklsu e Co ilacr- S--e
IEaa- uh.e o-'g o. $50. fe-~s.'i Li-J ''ir-----..
BhAuu4CL LiFB-LiEA PICTURES
Gates fi-nrtt, So per oos,ns Dlpi-acs g AT ners
i've, registered 3. a iFvis 30 'tthti.e-l-'t 3. T.
Cr0vlE &. BAEgES Highest lrem lm, Las
lie Stitch -is.r.rf TO. - bs--~s5, Sc"
fo-.. .at ~ -v',r'. hrooi.yn.
,Sew SEWING MACHINES
TO HevT hai fo' ~'iN
~ 81. Nic.s,. jf No. 4Ss Erosavay. corner rIoo'n' IT.
WmLrn & WILSON'S SEWING MAcHSfs-
ref rls 20 ra' r,nsiled and Mac.n- End pfr.i.' s.
ID o. i- l 80 Lsoalwsy. oor 2'nd - by D. ~ nLli.
V.1u.Lrs & Wusogs H'GHgsr PREaUh
Tocl.~lIscu -L0ss0.Nscaialt 80 c. iioaa"aY
-. ss.a- 1893
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

Deafness.
IMPAIRED SIGHT.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRTr,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC
MUCOUS MEMBRANE.
OBSTRUCTION OF THE EUs-
TACHIAN TUBE,
CURED.
CROSSEYE STRAIGHTENED
IN ONE MINUTE.
and every dsesse Of the Eye Ear requiring sb modlos
srgcal cid attended TO
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author Of "susic. and Practical Observations the Do
No. SIS BROADWAY
OPINIONS OF TIE NEW-YORK PRESS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

ro- the Nation.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREt
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMZDY
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION.
DISEASES
STOMACH AND BOWELS.
fREPARED DY THE PRorRIEToRs on " coEs
COUCH BALsAM"
DYpEpsA "a ony the sur. sorerauper o. death bat tho
coiapniou o. miserable lifs Ii la. von boon called s
nations scouze for persous both old aud youp usis
sal suffer from s than from all smsas
couisred trobs sc whole system Of M viyor aud ener
gives wearnes, and toa indipost9n those rrosG
end active renders the stomach powefcu digest fssi
and bsr f,r It's a.seatIa..
HEADACHE. HEARTBURN. CONSTIPATION. NAUSEA
AT STOMACH. AND GENERAL DEBILITY
OF TIE wHOLE SYSTEM.
re:lns. subjects particle Of uoarisins or hearty fssd
hor; penalty il the most agoni1in ai''r''' 'nS
oernes pros-ation To meek tssrib.s ~.
age Of this woss. q ell dsaaass.
WE HAVE PREPARED
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
ana we pledge reputation upon statement wben ~
say # will
POSITIVELY CURE THE WORST or you.
not il yeaf-not . s.ntHor In q weeks bu. you sbs9
il b,neac iHsYce a. immediately and the az
you Ae H. ~ you so have lived for years upoa CrAasa
bread end plain Diet, dare not "a: anything the ess'~
hreyhls the doctor haa ordered the panss food
and sccond for Of tie distress rising and scus.
Ing your stocscss say 81. down to your dinner estss
hearty you wish aud soon tir food oe1ns -
dsse.. you. follow i. by single tee pooniul Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

On THURSDAY EVENING oc.. p.
Ii. EIcelleacy Gov. JOHN TROUGH, Of Onto.
will speak.
There will BE 4 GRAD Rai.lcniio, Meeting Of
the YORKVlLLE LINCOLN and JOHNSON AsSOCiA-
TION, aid BANNER RAlsING. On WEDNESDAY fVEN-
no Get. e. IL y ociock av. corner t6'h a. Tue 2th
nui 10. NaId taslcilii el ~ cQr!hy invited 10
p.srni nnd IKE is,' Boz i" po,erss u tyrling
Address. by ton AisAI NakLMA,, 4. ". DODGE
esq. 4. - AMrlELi. egg, j. COUCH. W Z l.. bill
LlktN. ESQ aud others
10 The LoypI Wen 81 Newly oTk.-rhe following
COMMIT hsg~ been arp t.t b. coll - MI 70 ts p
rpsf - d.lfHvinr fif 'xpeun~ 81 tie "iN'Da Wan
EAGLE Ceutrll Commute grrfd -rae-o parides
TSAECf coNsirrFH - - - ,
HENRY & PhPEE, liza Ward CIV. diRDNENl''h w ara
q Ncr ISNFLi .iefh Were JAS >. Hi-ff - " ard
'rHOs luLLiOAN, ltth Ward. = LODn.LL 18Th MnG
J d. COsTAR, "a Wtd T.. &. LIZ. iah Ward
" NrLAREN fih WarI JOHN LOVE- I'D " sIr
JAMES n THOMSON. Grand Commanded
r. PAzyE. Chairman Finance COMMITTEE.
Jous o. F.si. Is., 1nmsur. 2 SO. 70 a"s' aialf.
seventeenth Ward Uuisu A.secin tiJn--Ths
md allen u, lay fid ni.ht "ntN thr even o 81
fisef fly oi the Assoc .ssioa tnd c Nafd
Comm e.. nd fine al ubnriou Of c1eHlleus Az Union
slecsof. Of the ".id re invited = .t.nd; $50 .
y WALLACE Chm Ia ooi., P'e'don. A'toca ion
Finh Ward Var ElGle- met T"is tWslnv-dsyi
rNENfNN "a r.aqulr 2, 40. ~ rmnEn e., a.. COX
l. JACKSON PLUMB, President
ions W HsAFF, Secretary.
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ACare Tor Hornia or Rupture.

Cure Tor Hernia Rrpfurc.
This dsusrious complaint Ia now POsiiifELf cNSNS .,
WHITES" PATENT LEVER TRUSS,
ard ouf HxRsI. The Tfuss 4 wonderful Irs'ri'
trnt Tor holding and contracting the parts u - rntrvy ni
NJ loh aud ACTION nom AL oihk" ~ u.s."
LtGnT nnt Kay; no pfnnNfo on tt hAeA or roBD
u w-r Is sa.y Increased diminished al p'nrufr 'tNk'
WArHAsrED. fnsALr 5upPoKTfEs on M same oshcip
spgr1DsE bRACHs inclined TO stoop. Pamphlet
,ro. l,r a .faup. GREGORY CO.. No tJ iiso"i"ay
Gid CUmbs-Ncw style.
U'Sr RECFlkED-lwO Three -Four, riT, 70 twenty
d.ilar. ,ecl l1l saf by GEORGE 4. AAl.Ln, 40 40
Bs,,a,,,7sy door below 'iual.it
Tcouou-, Nentnc~-, md U'i.ty.-hEGFmAN \
CO.'S CONCENTRATED BLNXlAk removes pant spots
ffse etc. ins'snty and ciean' gloves, ssa ribbons etc,
81 e.,ta p~r bottle. Sold by Dragi.ts HhBtMAN co,
Ch.ns Drngy. Noe. 2O9 .e, 81, AM IA bsosd"Iy
and 20 u~- l7tii.l and th-sv., ~ \.
F- gic tsn- SfoVes.-acw and improved ~ tAf
STOW WARRANTED fec fpm ,uosr or sciel se"d iof
e,-r.iv- catalogue. ID y. bLAhE so.e nialuiitui ". no
q, bg0.away
Ladies Byi,ceic,s, New styic'. .,., 80.
Fil rEEs, to .|O dUaDKGD DOLLARS p~rh- Dor sale
80 A.. e.. 4lAhH
No as Broadway door bcsn Canal street.
Wrn np'r IIdins Strengthening Ilas.er.-lor
,t aklesg 1 -he barK us. ilc Or ln's, flou nr
sfa tru srll s-il.a, I'D dncfss Of go lung ter
pd lrry iArar pas sand vailed; and Tor eheApnes.
ssr sud dn ability itfy iu ufrr. 1T atAfs 'oa Ny al
.s..ss- 1.anss a.g0 no. ": Hudson d.. reW'i9sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

F- gic On. SfoNes.-ncv and improved ~ tNf
STOW WARRANTED fec fpm ,uese or sciell se"d Tor
esrrr,iv- catalogue ID D. bLAhE so.s niAnuis'tu w. no
~ hfl..NAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

D. NJ. CAHP1rTr go.
| tn, GLEE CLUB sni BASD or Mteit VIII b. In a.
tendance. meeting &c worthy a TIE b-IleE AID l'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

TWO. THNif. fiIt siN iluui, IEh, TWELVE
FIprkEs, to aWO AUaDRED DOLLA rs ;srb. Dor aai
az q. e. AlLhA
No. as Broadway one door br'sH Canal street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12
va. KEABa y CO.,


Tefo asls Il ezcet1co llsin L4e4Ders, GorcisAi SEA
b9sch -s;eY and oLf ls1lls ar-s. FEich iIsls piol
eeai o. eypics'i9n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

On THURSDAY EVENING. Oct. o.
lie EIeeleacy, Gov. join TROUGH. Of Ohio,
will speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12
ons W HxAFr. Secretary.

Twelfth Nnri Union Meeting, ~ for.yas, on
Wfp.st spAN INtNi 80, oct. j. ttis oc'1ck lte uni
,,-f ol the lta Nat iu meet iA- corner " idav aud
" st. O. the n rsiz banner i.r SCJLn snd
'JUHNSOh trf or state CIei-sics fEAlOS ard Ai~
VOnn ALnfhstk lll FON REST
o. ars oitrr srrletacl lie following az expected 20
,r~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

BULIAED BALIs-W eilincs Ivory and PA.
o. Compressed lvory Billiard Ba Checss, - a. No. 81
Dfoldwsy sivr Of tls Golden H. 'enh1nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12
an, Word I.iuco.n m : John.on Campaign Club.

E,crufiyc Committee, Union General tom"h'.
zee Cify ard Comfy Of Ncw- ora. a 'lf,l ID,
,.a'a Of IL. re.utse Committee, ~ t' mon D'n'is al
lt,.i'.. oil Tie Cifv and County - New Ola "i be
ied al M, Hcldqustrl No 50 bfoedw,y Ih5 t"rdp~'
-, fNTNf.1 ID Il. O'clock rnnciusl aiiendsncc j. re-
a.,,r, Iyorlor RUSH &. RAW hiNs, GH-ifnsi-
.oa.s H. WHITAKER, SEE rttary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

The I'm hssegnii, I'.ffiri - p var. 'ni.i,
t-aor,nffcu y i meet a. tAl.iNsiNt iahi i'i'i'f
Of dag. all ;zihst on ihs ovrHr OF W ~. =.
l1h INST, "a o'cock 10 stis % 80 tann-fa''h. q
vile. II, T. - oliis-'i--'--'' '-'
" u wErTTAKEK 5eeIl...g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

=. ~ Meeting Of the Irion A-sociaiion Ct
~ s,,h As,a5ly DptIci tle,h Wsdl viii Dc heii IN
~. t,'',1,o, Iai $40 -. snd 8tl-st, on luChsrAl
NJ ,i.G ,t l9th irtl Address viii b. Gravefed ~
~ - y ~ S{iI,sDN .,5 CHAHLff = rlLtt III, go.
yfeNnnv pNy.ty "a siu-nr by ;ne 0es Club Of
A. - r. - ic.,,.st.u 'u, by lfdff.
TIC '"'"A' ''i''''s" Nm w. ALLAANDGH, President.
CHkaLEs 4. CLAaE, g~cr-,sriss
> d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12
Gill Cumbs-Ncw siyIe..

H'sr RECFlNED-lwo Three, -Four fiTs 70 i"'nt
dollars zach. lJl ssls hy GEORGE L. AALLn' ro ~
R.,a,,,7s, ono door below ,lual.it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

ADDRESS 30 sHOKERs.-l OILiK :. S1H, Alttr-
sclttu r.rf cful.rf removed O. ~ r1crB ter Fourth
NAoi-n 49,, retail. Pip flt 40 ore' sai n~prred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS,

Executive DEFARrxENT OF INDIASA)
BVREAU OF FINANCE.
ISpfsSAPoLfs. June %. 1864
INDIANA OFFICERS, who have been or are serving 10
the army. are Informed that their Ordnance Rsturns
iii b male Up and presented 10 the proper Department
and certificates q AcquittsIee obtained, freS Of chgrge,
By applying 10 NJ. &. y. Rocker, Chief CLERK State Ord.
Rance Department. once I'D stairs over NSten>' hard
ware store, Ne. II West Hashingten street Ind annapolis.
by making retuuas,A sbe<< enfcted, oehcers ell not
only save all Fee, bat do M be able 70 settle with the
C0veruEeat and trem~I4rlr pay rom one 70 three
Dooths earlier than n The BUSINESS IL eutrustsd 70 Claim
Agents.
By order a G0.sn0r sos-os
~. Il Il. TERRELL
teSss Hsgcsd Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

nFFICE OF The CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND
Meridian streets, Indianapolis.
Three daily Expresses to New York;
Two daily Expresses TO Cincinnati, and
Two daily Expresses 20 Chicago and St. Lsuis;
The above Companies are the only prvlege1Kxprsssos
the following roads, viz
INDIANA CENTRALs
LAFAYETTE A CHICAGO;
A PERU:
TERRE HAUTE 4
B~ELLEPoSTAISZ q INDIANAPOLIS.
Money, packages, vaiu.bies and freight carried viii
safety and dispatch, and In chsrgs Of special and eceisrs
messengers.
Notes. Bile and Drafts vii be promptly collected and
ready returns made J. BCrTKRFfELD. Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19
MOST IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN,
To Females, Old or Young,
Married or Single!

lfyou are suffering from any Disease peculiar to your
sex, your should lose no time ia obtaining medical aid
where you will surely find IL. The experience and sue
cess which the Doctor has had in Female Diseases h4sin-
fuenced persons to send him that class Of patients for
hundreds Of miles.
Sen. free, on receipt OF stamp, a copy Of our Private
Letter to Married Ladies on Health.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

A DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF II SUPREME
"A Court Of the State Of Indiana, comprising the cases
reported in the eight volumes of backford and the FIRST
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes OF the State, as embodied in the edition
Of Gavin & Hord. By Edwin A. Davis, LIB vol
svo. e6 90.
The first edition of this valuable work was completely
exhausted in less than three months from the time OF
publication. A new edition, printed on fine white paper,
is now ready. This is one OF the most completes and best
arranged digests ever published, and has received the
highest concentrations cf the legal profession.
The Hon. NJ. N. RAY says;
The Digest is as rare in It's plan and execution as II
Is useful to the profession. This is no a~bridgement o.
the Reports but a genuine digest OF them"
The Hon. DAVID MCDONALD says:
at is no small commentator Of the work that IL is
Digest not only of all our Supreme Court decisions which
have been published, but also OF all the modern ststste'
now in force.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-31
Railway Celebration.

A dinner has been given TO q. j. Brydges,
Esq at Bradford, Canada, by the Mayor AID
Council. There We're come 300 present on
he occasion. Mr. Bridges said this was a
marriage feast Tor the purpose OF celebrating
he marriage b tween the Grand Trunk and
the b. d l.. II. Company. He was the BRIDE
groom, aud after much wooipg on his part
aud some Irritation ny the other party, mar
rage had been consummated much To the ad-
vantage OF all Concerned. Many speeches
were made, and Mr.. Bridges was highly CON-
pmented. They hoped the time had come
when it would not be fashionable to make
bancombe speeches Ia the Legislature against
III Grand Trunk, which was considered one
of the greatest boons Canada has ever re-
ceived from any source whatever. We too
have very good opinion of this grand ave
nue. tom the sea to the G eat West, and wish
1t prosperity.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-31
Religious and Ecclesiastical Items.

Mr.. Geo. f. Piper was ordained in Boston
Sunday last President Hill of Harvard
'"lIege preached the Sermon on the occasion.
dr. Piper Is to assume the pastoral charge OF
parish in Houiton.
Some Residents OF Barnstead recently pr, :
vailed upon Rev. Joseph Body, Of the Free.
will Baptist denomination, now about 9s wear,
u age, 10 deliver discourse in their town.
they conveyed him from aud to New Durham,
md made up TO him the sum OF S2J.
Rev. T. L. Hammond Is now at st. Paul
Minnesota. laboiing among the children there.
Dr. Cheever.-lhe very small remnant OF
Or Ch-ever's congregation on Union Square,
NV York, is threatened with another divi-
lou on Political grounds, as the Doctor vehe-
nentiy breaches up the election OF Fremont,
the Presidency, in his Sabbath sermons.
while most OF his remaining followers are in
avur of Liucoln's reelection.
Rev. Samuel X Col, hrop of Marbehead has
accepted the invitation to supply the pulpit u
the late Theodore Parker tilt January, 1865,
commencing on Sunday next.
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, the Oldest Baptist
clergyman Ia New York city, is dead. Sever
al ye rs ago he was pastor OF the Baptist
cnurcn In Domariscotta. He was well known
an Influential man Ia his denomination
Rev. q. W. Gould oil East larsont.ld has
removed to Wayne to take the pastoral charg,
Of the Free Viii Baptist church in that
own
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-31
Characteristic Falsehood,

The statement of the Advertiser that the
Press has claimed credit Tor Mr.. Lynch be.
cause he is not Catholic and WAS born In
P'r'iAnd. Is simply silly falsehood, as every
rrader VI The Press knows; as the writer OF
The statement knew when he penned il. We
do not know what Mr.. Lynch's religious opil,-
isns are, nor do we care to kuog. We unly
kno. that the copltriirad stories, ciienla ed
Ia The rural distrie o." in order to SIR up
prejudice, that he is an Iri>h Ca,hoi ar N II
rae; bur We're he twice AN ishmau and ten
tiinrs Ca hoiie. with his other sterling qisli-
tbs We would support him with The same
srdor that We do anw. he was born in Port
land, and happens TO be P,oteslant, aud ali
He claln-ali We have claimed-is, that he is
none the worse, none The less entitled 10 re
spect because OF these facts.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-31
The Popham Celebration.

The anniversary oil the settlement of Pop
ham's colony near the mouth of the Kenne-
bee, in 1871 -.hir:eea years preceding the
settlement at Plym ,uth-took place at Bath
ON Monday, 10Th inst.
Tue pubic exercises we're held in the City
II al, commencing at II O'Clock A. n. Hon.
b. G. Bailey. of Bath, presided, aud after few
remarks as to the occasion, Rev. Mr.. Beard
II that city, offered payer. Judge Bourne,
of kennebunk, was then introduced as the or
ator.
Judge Bourne. says the Times, spoke about
an hour aud half ia an able aud lucid man
aer. A portion Of his address was refuts-
ion OF certain charges brought against thu
reputation of the culonists, showing that as D
Oudy, In point OF worth, they were not inferior
o the other colonisIs OF the country. He
detailed the facts connected with the settle
meui, and noticed the influence of>their al
tempt at colonizstlo upon the future coloni-
zltion schemes OF England
La the afternoon the festivities were closed
with dinner at the Saga ixhock House, got
up in excellent style, aud sentiments aad
-peeches Oiled up the afternoon Ia a very
peasant manner. The principal speakers were
Hou. G. J. Gilman Of Brunswick, Rilus X.
SewalI, E-q.. author or rms l,ncirnr Dvmru-
ons OF Maine" OF Wiscasset, Pre- ident Woods
o, 30 sdnin Colltge, Hon. James w. Brad
oiry of Augusta, Rev. Bishop Burgess OF
Gardiner, and Judge Bourne OF Kennebunk.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-31
Perfectly Natural.

The verom OF +. U. j. Smiths copperhead
pipel against JoHS LYNCH is perfectly nat u
raj. Mr.. Lynch is an honest man, and Tor
such the author of that venom has no atfilitv.
IL Is a good augury for Mr.. Lynch that he is
opposed by such raitorons sheet; 1t is one
It's support. Mr.. Lynchs friends would at
once suspect his honor, his fidelity aud his
claims t. their confidence ii such paper, Ia
such hands, did not abuse him. Whatever
else r. q. j. ). may do, 1t Is the sincere prayer
Of all truly loyal men lha, he may not Cease
his personal attacks upon their candidates, Al
least till the canvsss Is over.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-31


The New York World. aud other Copper
bead synpaLhisers with treason, were over.
come with rage aud Indignation, because Mr..
Lincoln indicated in his dispatch TO whom ii
nay concern" his readiness 10 receive over
lures of peace, on condition that the Union
/, 10 be preserved. aud slavery to be abolish.
ed; and because he did not agree to make
peace on almost any terms. Now mark how
The World treats the uttimatam of JEFF. Da-
Wis. IL Gays:
I'VE b. TO inquire IL Mr.. Gilmore or Ch
j qles went Ia Richmond dreaming III l
President Davis al A nave anytniny else 10
say TO them Than this ?"
IL the World thinks that its president
Davis could not coadeseead 10 speak oil
peace, except on coalition of separation, TO
Gwo respectable but unauthorized citizens, u
What ground did il denouncs President Lin
eoln for giving a FAC less tx plicit aud etn Jh IT.
&C aitimatam - Clay aad Holcomle who hsa
no more authority 10 treat than Messrs. Gil
n re aud JtqIe.? Taere eau b. but one an
sxer TO the q leslioa. Its profound sympath,
With the rebels causes il To exaggerate the
iIguiiy OF President D.vis,n aud to under
estimate that of the President OF the United
States.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-31
phew! two C,lumns in Dog DAYS."

The Argus 6oundtred in a 1.-TWO column
leader YESTERDAY, to show what they consider
he peculiar fitness possessed by Mr. Sweat
'ver Mr.. Lynch, to represent US in the neat
Congress.
The Argus parades, with flourish, the
uumberless speeches OF Mr. Sweat. made upon
all sorts OF subjects, regardless OF their fitness
or point, but neglecIs to speak Of his speech
made in tdror + the gigantic railroad mo-
aopoiy Of Netv Jersey and ayainst reiiering
the people from this burden by act of Con-
gress.
Our representative, In the last Congress
has shown himself "BUsY MEMBER, read,
% ventiate his eloqleuce and TO speak hs
piece" even II there was no practical utility
his words. except - consume valuable nt :
nenis OF time at critical period of the ma
ii MS welfare.
Thrie are enough busy bodys" in Cnngr IS
Without our District contributing thereto. eveu
he Is not rneiaph, steal, like the Scotchnab,
,h ), when call uut TO explain the meaning
aid ,netaph, sizes was when the speaker did
not understand himsel', nor did hi. listener
understand him.
We think the District will decide to send q
business man like M. Lynch 10 represeni
hem, being satisfied with one term OF a busy
body. WIN. like the village scaoolmast ter, tho
vanquished can argue siil.'
ONE OF THE REPRESENTED"
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-31
DIED.

In this city. Aug 80. Irving Porter son Of John
and VI rtha Roy. aged yea months 10 DAYS.
EE-Fuuera this Wednesday afternoon, al OCH,
at No 90 Brackett street.
Al Szkua La Grande, Cuba, Aug -, Augustine
only son OF = q Sarah IA CheeveF, OF Portland
agsd "a years uonths.
Mas .u-etts papers please copy,
In M0sgshzie, In July 1. Mt the D hospital. Corr
Thomss "A Da ID. of Co e, 30,h Ne Reg, aged 81 =
30 of Thos Davis. Esq OF Ea. moDd.
In sew orleans. juno l. of ciroi g. disrrfos Cha,
W ntoomb. OF Ho.tn Yarmouth. as.d IL yeas
me nber Of 60 l. 30ih Me Reg
n Lowell, Aug "a, Mrs u W, wife OF Mac
cspiels. sgr d zly,as ~ mouths.
In ssubngfvn, Aug Is. Wounds received MAJ
IL. John II Roberts OF l, i7th Me Rcg. ~ ed 10.
In Batn, Aux IS. MIS- Abigail. Ieliet OF the lat,
Alfred L. Q. o. Piips urE.
IN Georgetovn arg &C. A Ice Berry, aged 10 year,
smonths; Is Mrs May re. if r. spt Am
" Jewetf ~ d 2sy arr m nths: 10Th William Il
soa OF JAS 4 and May :. HI Is. aged IS years.
La Tops.au.. Ang 20 William Fat gu, aged - y.s
amoDths; 3lst. mule May. daughter Alfred and
Lizde Wuitchouse. sged y a. mo tbs.
In Portsmouth. Aug - Mr William y MARI OF
Charlestown. Mas. aged 20 years.
Ia New Orleans Aug Is Carpenter Oliver slim
sou n aged 81 years. son OF Chss 8 imson, E-q
Of hiit-ry. Nr was attaches 10 Aam FAIR .gut's
quadron, IS 4 CT ca p inter-.
la S.u berwick. Aus 20, Theo Rollins son OF
John Rollins Of We lsiey. Mass