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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-12

! OF arming slaves that recruiting in the
/ rebel army is an extremely urgent mat
ter
Mr.. Davis opposes in general the
+ aiming Of negro slaves. He says he
/ can't see the propriety or necessity of
+ arming slaves while so many whites are
/ out OF the ranks We should only drill
such negroes as are already employed
IN the departments; and FL the places
Of such by draft from the plantations.
such as serve efficiently with the army
viii receive rs their reward ernancipa-
ton.
The message IS quite lengthy, and
treats Of different subjects pertaining
to the affairs Of the Confederacy
New YoaK, Nov. l0.-The Congress
sional delegation from this city stands
, Union, 2 War Democrats, and 2 Reg
ular DeIaocratA Brooks majority l59
Dir. Raymond's 38l. Mr. Darlings l -
0S2
Late Savannah papers chronicle a fire
in Charleston, by which a large num-
Der. Of mechanical shops were destroy
ed, together with their tools, which can
not be replaced. A large stock of
leather, small arms, and cannon were
also destroyed.
A Miss Jones has been arrested in
Selma, charged with a Federal spy.
Ex-senator Hammond is dying
ST. Louis, Nov ia terrible tor
nado passed over the town Of Chester,
Illinois, at 2 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. Over a dozen houses were blown
down and completely demolished, bury
ing the sleeping inmates in their ruins.
Five persons were killed and twelve
wounded, several of them seriously
Several strong pro-siavery counties in
this State give considerable Lincoln
msjorities. The Republicans claim
nearly full Congressional delegation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-12

The number of letters posted IN Lon
don IN 1868 was l5l,6l9,0JO. In Liver
pool, same year, 5,464, 00O
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-12

Major General Washburn has BEEN
relieved from his command at Memphis,
by General Dana
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-12
TO THE
SOLDIERS /!
RE HAYS PUBLISHED 4 BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.

II is printed in four eoiors, representing
Cavalry, IzfAntzy, and Artillery, marohlng
in conEtless nuIabers into Dixie, with dTums
beating, colors flying, etc. A blank line is
left for the name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and 0ficers; size Isxl7. The
certihcate is enclosed in s pssteboard tube.
and can be SAINT 10 any part Of the country
without injuryi and thesoldisr, after hlling
up the blank lines, can put il back In he
tube and RENAL il 10 bis friends, End they
will ges il framed AID preserve IS - re-
mcmbrance.
The demand for this Certi6oats is enor-
nous, yet from cur enlarged facilities iOr
Publishing, We are Able % kseP = constant
supply, aud will I'll all orders promptly.
Price 10 cents. eent 81 mail, prepaid.
I.E. RHODES 4 co..
81 Duion Street.,
EszhFiiia.
Agents wsntsd V ssll tAs above.
0ctI--Sm-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05

from here to Staunton will he Il terrible llow
to them All the grain. farage. &c, in the
vicinity of Siaunton was retained for the use
of Early's army.
The latest news from Gen. Sheridan is con
tanned In riet dispatch from the General
to Lieut. Gen. Grant in which he savs-''I
have been to Stauhtom an Wayresborn with
the cavalry. and destro, e the iron bridge on
the South river at Waynesboru, throwing it
into the ri er: also the bridge over ChriStana a
creek and the railroad from Staunton TO
WaYnesbor0" p" The details of future opera
tinus are. for Obvious reasons, omitted.
Price has been doing extensive mischief in
the matter of burning mills and iron works,
and Sacking stores in the region of Pilot
Knob Missouri. Marmaduke's troops met
with severe and bloody repnlSe in their at
tack on Irontnn. 1900 of the rebels being
killed and wounded
The great movements. of Grant at Rich
mond and Petersburg, have, with a single
exception, where We suffered some loss thro'
a gap in our line, resulted in com mpressing
the rebel lines, and threatening the capture
of Richmond.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05

for that position, a firm union man,
and in all other respects a good and
useful citizen. For such a man Memo
and Union ought to give at least 100
majority. The fact that his opponent,
Mr.. Taylor, is from the township
which gave its regular democratic
majority against the soldiers right to
vote, and that the men who are now
electioneering for Mr. Taylor, ought
to seal his fate.
We know the cessation of fhostilities
party is hard at work, and calculates
to carry the county by downright
system OF lying, for, in eighteen years
experience we never knew its equal.
As an instance of this, we will note
the fact that men who call themselves
respectable will walk a square or two
and report that such and such a Union
man has turned, when there is not a
word of truth in the story. The fact
is there are not five men in town who
voted the Union ticket last fall who
will not do SO again, and we know
there are number who will now vote
it who did not before. Another cop
Perhead trick is to persuade Union
men in the country from attending the
polls, by advocating a change of men,
&c. Union men, be not deceived by
these tories in 'Union clothing" A
pretty change you would make, truly,
by putting q set ofmen in Office whose
election the rebels would consider
equal to victory over our armies.
BE NOT DECEIVED by such tricks,
but TURN OUT, as it is your duty,
morally, religiously and periodically,
and you will succeed in electing every
member on your ticket from Congress
down to Auditor
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05

"A number of advertisements and
other matter are unavoidabIy omitted
to-day.
The old saying that "a lie will
travel league while truth is putting
on her bOots," is well illustrated hT
the Sellnsgrove Times in an article
stating that Abner Thompson was
chairman Of the republican county
committee last year, and that Colonel
Irwin had always heretofore been a
bitter opponent to the democratic par
ty. There is not word of truth in
either statement. Thompson to our
knowledge never was a republican, but
four years ago played the Bell and
Everett Jewsharp, and since then up-
to-the-hub patent democrat. So far
from Col. Irwin being a recent CON
vert, his proclivities have been for
years towards democracy-even be-
fore he entered the army.
Since Gen. McClellan's letter half
threatening more drafts, the SeIins-
grove Times has cooled down consid-
erably on the "peace" question. Its
readers are no longer regaIed with az
ticles on "Soldier Mania" democratic
editors are no longer chided tor step
ping on the " Abolition War Platform"
those who advocate the soldiers RIGHT
OF voting are no longer "lily-livered
towards" or a set of "cowardlv slaves
to their own fears"' &c. No, the
Times now confines itself to copying
few lines from Maryland rebel sheet
about Llncoln's "negro soldiers" ""Lin-
coins incendiaries," and other compli-
mentary terms to those in the army.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05
The Brown Township Farmer.

1t has only been within a few days
that we heard the Brown township
anti-soldier democracy were running
round denying that soldier had been
written to to desert. &c. Our author
lty in the army, w. IL g.. we hope
Will at once take measures to place the
letter in our hands, when the fools in
that township can be gratifed by read
ing 1t III print and having one of their
number exposed. In the meantime
we will state that the letter was writ
ten to Jacob Kepperling of the 10th,
and for the information of copper-
heads generally will also state that we
do not publish or make up lies for DO
litical effect.
We also stated last week that a
prominent democrat in the army had
written home that he could not see how
any sensible man could vote for the
Chicago nominee. This we learn is
also pronounced a id lie. We
gave the simple fact, without the name
but now state the writer as Col. r. f.
Mccoy OF the 107th, and that the LEFT.
ter is in McVeytown.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05
Union Meetings
WILL BE HELD AT

Will BE HELD AT
BELLEVILLE, Union township, and
also at Stroup's SchooIhouse, Decatur,
Thursday evening, October 9Th; at
McVEYTOWN, Friday evening, 7th,
FRITZ SCHOOLHOUsE, Bratton,
Saturday evening, 8th; at
BOWERSOX'S SCHOOLHOUSE, De-
catur, Saturday evening, 8th,
at which able speakers will address the
people in those sections of the county.
TURN OUT
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05
Enr The Gnnntt1

-, For the Gazette
Messrs Editors :-Some of us would
publicly thank certain copperhead who
don't seem to have much to do excent run
ming over this township, talking about this
cruel war, and always anxious to tell us
bad news, but seldom good, calling on US
at unreasonable hours, aud entirely too
friendly except when we are in want of as
Slstance, If he would stay more at his own
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05

trlct! We offer You candidate every way worthy of
your support. He * honest, capable and worthy He
has bee . hardwOrzing member of the Union party.
DE IS familiar with Its history its trials its policy and
It's principles. and ne may bt relied upon TO stand by
u IN every emergency, plain man himself who
does not dlsdaln manual labor he will not as Repre-
sentative neglect the Interests Of those who form the
bone and sinew of the land. Let him he elected
the honor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05
Notices of New Advertisements,

Judge Woods offers his three Granville
farms at private sale
The Adm nistrator will sell at public sale
the real estate of VIM. Wakefield deceased
Six tracts of land of the heirs Of Adam
Hatfield, deceased, in Wayne township this
county, will be sold at public sale in Phila
delphia, by NJ. Thomas Sons, at the Ex
change.
List of Letters.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.

WASHINGTON, October Ill so a m.-Tha
following dispatches from Gen. Sheridan,
detailing his successful ope atiuns since the
last report, have lust been received:
HARRTsoNBURG, Va. Sept. 29-7.30 n. m.
In my last dispatch informed you that
pressed Early so closely through New Market.
at the same time sending cavalry round his
flank, that he gave up the valley and took to
the mountains, passing through Browns
Gap.
L kept up the pursuit to Port Republic.
destroying seventy five wagons and four cais
sons. | sent Gen. Torbert, who overlook me
at Harrisonburg, to Stauuton with Wilson's
division of cavalry and one brigade of Mer
rit's
Torbert entered Staunton on the 26th and
destroyed a large quantity of rebel Govern.
ment property. harness, saddles. small arms
hard bread, flour, repair shops, &c. He then
proceeded to Waynesboro. DESTROYING the iron
bridge over the south branch of the Shen n .
uoah' seven miles of track, the depot build
lngs, tannery, and large amount
OF leather, Hour, and stores at tnat place.
lie found the tunnel was defended bv in
tantry, and retired via Stanton,
MY impression is that most of the troops
which Early had left passed through the
mountains to Charlottesville.
kersaw's division came to his assistance,
and L think, passed along the west base of
the mountain to Waynesboro.
| am getting from 25 to 40 prisoners daily,
who come in from the mountains ON each side
and deliver themselves up.
From the most reliable account. Early's
army was completely broken up and is dis
pirlted.
Kersaw had not reached Richmond, but
was somewhere in the vicinity of Gordons-
vile, when he received orders to reioin
Early.
The destruction of the grain and forage
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05

MeeSrS FryStHyer:-An article appeared
in your paper last week, signed X in ref
erence to the declarations OF Ii. j. Wal
ters, Esq, about the draft and the rebel.
lion. AS some of these declarations were
made to me and in my presence, have
been urged by number of the friends of
the Union to state to tie public through
your paper what he did say.
Sometime after the rebellion broke out,
| heard Mr. Walters say that if he had his
property disposed Of he would move South,
or words to that effect At the time we
were making efforts to get our quota re-
duced, called on Mr. Walters to 30 to
Harrisburg to see after the matter. he re.
fused to go, saying he would have moth
ing 70 DO with the dirty thing, that resis
tance 10 tyrants was obedience to God"
md that he felt more like couuselling men
to resist the draft than to conform to it. or
words to that effect.
Respectfully,
JOHN a. MCKEE.
Lewistown, Oct. l, 1864.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05

home and attend more to his own G..
as we think we can get along wirhon, h; ~
Two SOLDIERS WIVES of Grsnv.I' '''. =.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-05
500 ACRES

known as the Comfort farms three miles from,
LewIstown, which will he diviriin,
GO two farms. One has a good Honyo
.IzzI=a Barn Outhouses youug Orchard 4.
the other a good House, Tenant House g..
Barn. two Orchards, with running wa .RR
ter. &c.
The above lands are in good order, with
sufficient timber, and desirable residences.
Persons desirous Of purchasing are reope.
ted to examine the prnperty, and For further
information call on or address the undcrsisp.
ed at Lewst0wn, Pa 5. S. WOODS
Lewistown, Oct 5, lS64-4t
Examiner, Lancaster, and Sentinel. MiE
6intGwn, insert 3 times and send bills to this
office,
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
o FFIOE OF TIL E. =
ATLANTIC .ao.sy
Mutual Insurance Company,
NEW YORK. January "a. 1884. aao 70

h.ra. NEW 1Q6At JANUARY 90 l964.
NyHE Trustees In conformity to the Charter Of the
IL Company, submit III following statement Of
It's affairs ON the Slst December, 1858 go 0-fsI
Premiums received on mamie Risks, asiv. brs ~
q om- LIST Ja uary, Is 9. to sist De-
PREM rms ON Policies not marked OF - Z -
,st January, 1905 l.7oeeo2 "A
Total amou I Of Marine Premiums, SIC. oO6oui II
Risks; upon Fire Risks diecon- 8 ~a " M
Q necled vita Marine Risks. Is, ..I-o,t 49,. ~
Premi ms marked off rom 1st JAN, 20
1868, to 01st December, 1868, @7,6o7666 sc
Losses aid during the same period, 8,e06 66l 04
Returns OF Premiums EXPENSE, l,0S2,s 67 4S
The Compa ny has the following assets, viz: ll1zd
United States and 8 ate of New York ied Vow l8T
q Stock, City Bank and other Stocks, &3,402 sat 80
Loans secured b. Stocks ana other
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages .1S0 90
Dividends on Stoke. Interest on -, trfr' 49,.
Bonds and Mortgages and other
Loans, su aory Notes, re-nsurance sf 1871
o. and other claims due the Company, haHssf r.Fob
Premium Notes and Bulls, Receivable s.Sss.s9s g
Cab In Bank, "fvi 70 e744, 6l8 88
. sf Total amount of AssetsF p SO 265, 456 81
Six per ceat. int est on the outstanding oertif
Gates of pr fits will be paid to the holders hereof
orth ,if ega epr tenta ives, and amer Tuesday
Alter re- ving Three and One half Million Dollars
Of profits the outst nd certificates Of the issue OF
4coz wi De ana psid 10 the boiders tnere-
o. their legal representatives, on and after Tues
day, the second of February exJ, nom which date
all interes tn reon will cease II certificates TO be
pr0duceda the time tf ayment and cancel ed.
A Dividend of Farty Per Oent.is declared on the
net BE- ned prem umsof he Cor psny, for the year
o di 3Ist December, 1c,3 for which cerliH cates
will be issued IN and after Tuesday, the Fifth OF
ApTi next. trf f- s - .---.F.sf ]
The pro ITS Of the Company, aecer.
tanned from the lat o. Ju y, 1872 to a@ Lctf |
the LIST of JAN, 1858 70 VIII oh Ger. afah |
thcates were issued, amount to GA S28 $50
Ad / isnal from Ist JAN, 1888, to LIST
January, 1854, ~ 2630f Tod
- ! Total PROFITS FOR az years, ia i sls,s5s $50
The Certificate previ, u to 1862 have
been redeemed by cash, IL. eS02l6
Net earninga remaining with tho Is +ssss7. I
Company on LIST Jan 1884. Sb z88 676
By order of the Board, t-e -l'--S
~ tl Af w, TOWNSEND JONES' aaoratsr,
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
CAUTION 10 TIE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies fanded out ,or general use should
have their efficacy establia bed by well fested expvr.
fence in the hands OF q regularly educated plyai-
Guam, who pre- Ar tory stn.4its fits him sil he
an' ies ne must nnlnl 70 the oouary IL oded it'll
poor nostiums and cure-slls, purror'irg TO be the
best in the world winch not only useles but al
Ways hjuTiou.. LII unfortunate ssou tie PARaio-
uLAR in selecting his physician, Il Is Ia entaf 10
patterns made miseI able it'll ruined CONSTITUTIONS
by malt eaiment from mex perienced phys cians IN
general practices; for II Is point gener y conceded
by the best syphilographsrs Ihatth STUDY and nam
agement o. t.ese complaints should eDgfoes the
whole time OF thoss who would b compstsnt and
successful In their Treatment and cure. Tie mex.
portupity nor time 10 make himsel aequail ted with
their Pathology, commonly pursues one systen Of
treatment. in mos5 cases making indisciimin ate
use of that aAtq rated and dangerous weapon, Msr-
curry. 'EI
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
Isl fn BK.cJ. b. HuGHE
:. .r,.s cAN BE FOUND AT ms
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS


WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
. w the utmost con denee by the afflicted At ali
hours daily, AID nom A N. to9P
VI. d. Addresses thoss who are suffering under the
amictiOn OF private disease, whether arising ffom
impure OF nm ction or the terrible vice OF
Devofing his eltue time TO hat pa tcnlar ranch OF
the medical pr iessioR no feels warranted in Gu R
ANTEEINo A CURE IN ALL Ca sRs, whether o ion z
Standing crrrcently contracted entirely removing
tn7 dregs o. disease from the system, aud ma hing
pertecf and PnhAANhAJ CURE.
de would cali the attention OF the aGicted to the
ct o. nis long ttAnding aad well carmen reputation,
furnishing sufficient assurance Of his skil alo sue-
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
gsEc0NDsTAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Eclectic Medical Inffrmarv.
-.' TO THE LADIES Bod la,

DS HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' who
T rssa medical adviser. to can At his rooms No
haPis oIeet, which they will find arran. ed for
tneir especial accommodation. 90 ~-s0~iO A
II y Electic kenovating Medicines are q IN rival
"a IN etcacy and superior virtue In regulating All
Female Irregularities Their action IL sneeisc . ~
CERTAIN o. producing relief in 9 short time, : ---
LADIES will fad II invaluable In all cases of oh
structions af or al other remedies have cen tred N
the least injurious 10 the health and NAV no tsf IN
with perfe safety q all lines = - = avn
Semitic aav part OF the oou airy with fal reot,op.
by addressing DIR HUEHEs
No. s Temple Street, corner Of Middle. Portland.
N. B.-Ladies desiri NAV eonsr,, an. - .ho,,
own SEX lady ofexperienoe In constant attend.
- uri ~ lIasb OH ia d&wy
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
FOR SALE & TO LET.
Farm fOp Sale!

- The subscriber wishing to change
G&SA ~ his locat ON now off r. for sale his
M6GE - buildings ana farm at Bolster's Mills
s4g4NH.IS2I in the towns of Otsfegd and Har-
-rison a I'd. an s5tr s.si-. ,-..fs
he pr mises are near the Post ONCE, Church,
School Ho@se, GTist aud Saw NJ lie, Store, go. The
farm consists Of $50 ofland divided into pow-
land, pa ture y, wood .lana, Ali or q part oftne
land will be sold wi best suit purch3sees The
building. consisting two story house, large barn,
aud out. buildings, aIe In good repair. There is
constant supply of running water In the house. barn
and yard e DiH1iT n
those wishing to purchase are invits to call and
examine for them elVes. -ls 9@ ea4
II said property ia MT sold at private sse before
the 10th Gay of Feb. next it will be soi at pub ic
auction, on Friday, Feb 10th, at 10 clock A M.
decl6d7t* DANIEL WESTON
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
! HOTELS..
Stanley House, "A ugusta.

A 5Hhe subscribers would respectf lily inform
the cit zeBs OF Augusta. aud the travelling
n&s&puhic gene. ally, that they have f-rmed 3
liEHfaiM b A. cUpsr I,ur lip, under the name oi
EAR VIM 4 WILL - NJ, and have leased
the stanley ~ use which is l6cated on Wafer ST
In close pr ximlty to tn De 20 ana su mess III
tim OF the ~ TO take tfecl on the 18th day Of O.
ssaapers lse On whsch day the house will be OF Oh
IN stFle not surpaAs "a any no eiin che fsfat u
The arge and commooiols IA will lie rent I, tp
the IA app oYeo style, with svfr. COINCIDENCE u
the wants o. boar els and vi.lior-. numer.
Gus ana ~ell-iraned corps walters will be Ia at
"a &c whose ed3fis wi ire as i1u3usl directed
10 the co n tort an 4 convent nee o or Datrons.
"A nice suit Of bathrooms Eilihe p ovidea NJ here
tie uesis can indulge III bsth wi colo 81 wal N
water. A .e.fraof safe will bs furnished for tie
actommodation Of visitors WISHING t. dep sit valu.
abie articles for ga epine. caches will be H. at
tendance to nNey visitors to any part of the city
The culinary IsDgen eDts Wi be uud n the charge
o. an exper1e. 60 co and ht usskteptr al 10
effort will be spared TO supply the ables with every
delicAcy In SEE son and Out w - H9N ~ ~
NWetake pressure infe ug able 10 anncnnce that
we bave secured the valuable services of Mr.. GUY
TURNER. formerly the popular and IF mt ole OF
the Augusta House, as Chez Clerk uder whose su.
pervision the internal arrangement the house
will De co9ducted IN q nanner to suit the most ex
acting and fas idious taste. w vi III
The subscribers intend that nothing shall be left
undone TO re der their use wo INV Of patronage
and trust their eff rts will meet with the appro6a.
ton and support Ct thu public.
ar0is Ell aesst ED rsCHARLRs A. WING,
HhNRY A VILLA Ms.
Augusta, Dec IL. 1884. oecl5W&s1m
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
New England Screw Steamship Go
M SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. =.

4NAssa The sy lepdid and fast Steamships
<N CHESAPEAKE, Capt WILLARD, and
r&46a&kw POTOMAC, Capt. SHERwooD, viii,
uain Iurtber 10 Ice. run as yolows.
Z Leave b. owns Wharf, Port and,every WEDNEs-
DAI ana SATURDAY, at4 M, and Leave p ;er
and SATURDAY, at So'clock p. III. s. 80 :
7 These vessels are fitted up th fine acccmmoda-
tons for passengers, maxi this the most speedy,
New YORK and Maine Passage $500, includip z
Fare aud State Rooms. aSsss9
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
treal Quebec. Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Passport and
sSt.JoTn.A = q - S. E-9&s. ~ q ea4-E1N ~ =
Shippers are requested to send their freight to the
leave Portland y tSs e 2 TT -
FOL freight Or pas age apply to qas ..sgs ssa
4 EMERY & FOX, browns Wharf, Portland
New York. 7'o 7 ~
"a Dec. 6, 1862. A4.s3. - DIFF
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
For Sale,

A TWO story House and Lot situated on Port.
IN landstreet, with Stable and other outbu Id. %
Also two adjoining lots containing about eight
thousand square feet. Enquire of n STEVENS.
No AZ Portland street. . june diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24

"a CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
rooms, large stable and sheds-situated two
s@ks and one-haif miles rom Portland and the
Ii IS tiSest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
8tering place and summer boarders For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
APT diff I01 Commercial Street Portland
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
E. B. WEBSTER.

re-+-sF1ti-i r-htA -sFf 49,
No. 46 Congress Street, Boston.
decledlw s AT
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-24
Wood for sale.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
IA at Graves Hill, Westbrook, viii be sold at q
bargain. ~ rALUAIA S5 slsI
Enquire of FRANCIS B HANSON, at Geo. h.
Babcock,s, Feseral Street, or Of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf. r = as3 = q focte diff