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Sr InuNS n 4 Oct

ST. JOINS, N. F.. Oct. Is.
The steamship Britannia, from New York
for Glasgow, passed Cape Race yesterday
morning N4 4fl 9.a Ut
~ 10 'tsA BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. IA.
The 18th Regiment, Col. Burr, numbering
about 100 one years. men, left here to-day,
supposed fog City Point.
NEW York, Oct. IA. =
al The y =. S. steamer Union, from the gulf
) squadron, has arrived. She brings oyer 400
discharged mon, The health Of all the Flori-
da ports is good.
Fhe heavy storm has prostrated the wires
to Halifax, and the Hecla's news has not been
received.
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From. California.

6ssss,5 "a SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Is.
The mail steamer Constitution sailed for
a aans az to day with $50 passengers and Sir
Inc eastern election news caused great ex-
citemept and rejoicing throughout the State.
currency bills on the Atlantic cities sold to-
day At 80 80 per cent. on gold, telegraphic
transfer IL per cent. premium; coin drafts
8 IL per cent. premium. i j : - n
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Drafting for the LIST District.

Court adjourned to 8 o'clock Satur
4ssvs
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Portland Soldiers Association.

The annual meeting of this association was
holden at the Senate Chamber on Wednesday
evening 18th inst .I.- 90 -.-l
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~, o9lllIl7 II-II .,.1nIlr BOSTON, OCT II.
The ceremony of laying the conner stone of
the new freemasons' fall to-d day was marked
event IN the history Of the order Of Massachu-
sets, The procession embraced nearly one
hundred lodges, and Notwithstanding the
damp, disagreeable weather, was a most at
the Masonic exercises grand banquet toek
place in Faneuil Hall. ss~-a,.ssi ~
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y
Vfe'cs of the Rebel Vtce President Stephens.
lfei sgs. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. H.
A special dispatch to the Bulletin from
Baltimore to-day says North Carolina papers
of the 4th state that a letter is hourly expect
ed from Vice President Stephens defining his
position ON the peace queetion- They also
contain the following statement: 90 -
~ Vice President Stephens has told gentlemen
in Raleigh that his views incline strongly to
an immediate peace by negotiation. Mr..
Stephens is represented as saying he thought
the time had come for the people of the South
TO make known TO those of the North, especi
ally the peace party of that section, that they
are ready to settle upon the basis of the SOW
,ereignty of the States and to restore the old
Government, should the North guarantee the
rights OF property and the majority of the
people so declare. saBaNnMA
The gentleman who furnishes the above
news is a man of high character. He saw and
conversed with Stephens and would not be
likely to misrepresent, yet there are many
who can hardly credit the story. Mr.. Steph-
ems has written a letter for publication and
the matter will soon be put at rest. 6
The same paper says: There is powerful
and growing desire in Georgia to stop the
war. Now we have no doubt of it but hardly
expected such gentlemen as Mr.. Stephens and
Governor Brown to lend themselves in favor
of reconstruction upon any terms.
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Items t, rom Rse1n.e,.a paper..

~ eea Aaa 5tns NEW York, Oct IA.
Richmond papers of Sunday say that the
battle on Friday created great excitement. =
All business was. suspended, and everybody
was put in the Notifications. The schools
were all closed. All the Union prisoners were
hurried South. Negroes were impressed into
service by being taken up in the streets un-
awares. a4s.g nial = Is - ea tsf.r7s
The Enquirer urges taking men from every
where, and every occupation, by force.
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EVENING PAPERS.


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Eepress ROBBERY.

ta aas 7a sa 2ooi BALTIMORE, Oct. IA.
The office of Adams Express, at Grafton,
West Virginia, was robbed Wednesday night
OF 500 500 notes ON the First National Bank
OF Pittshurg. The notes were on 200 sheets
numbered June, sol to 1000 inclusive The
Rnollc are warned against receiving them.
They were the property Adams' Express Com
pany. - 80 - n So n,
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The annual meeting of this association was
holden at the Senate Chamber on Wednesday
evening 18th inst. s9ga
The following officers were elected:
Hon. George w. Woodman, President. Hon
Samuel E. Spring, Rev. George w. Bosworth,
ID. D., John B. Coyle, ESQ.,, Franklin q
Moody, Esq, Hon. William w. Thomas. Hon.
Benjamin Kingsbury, j., Vice Presidents
George f. 3. Jackson, Secretary. Eben
BOARD oE MANAGERS. eass =
First Parish-Mark P. Emery; Mrs. SamI.
second Parish--N. J. Gilman; Mrs, S. W.
Third Parish-Edward Gould; Mrs. Chas.
Staples, Jr. A0aaHo 10 = 67l 3
Park street-T. c. Hersey; Mrs. E. H.
State Street-H. NJ. PaysOn; Mrs. Rensel-
laer Cram. 1870 baa saer n Iilf
Pine street (Methodist) 20. K. Ladd; Mrs.
Chestnut Street (Methodist)- Cyrus Stur-
divant; Mrs. j. B. Coyle.
Congress Street Methodist) - Chas A.
Walden; Mrs. s. r. Leavitt. IS Isl .st5s 5s.s,
st. Stephen's-Frederick Davis; Mrs. Al
ford Dyer. sa
st. Lukes-Geo. E. B. Jackson: Mrs,
G.. i
Central-F. E. Pray-Mrs. J. W. Hoyt.
High Street.. B. Brown; Mrs. Calvin
Edwards. .gasW g18 .s3sisri5rf iisg,ieT5f
Niles. y ~ FG
Casco Street-Rev. D. M Graham, D. D.
Mrs. Randall.
Federal Street,. B. Matthews; Miss Har-
riet Radford.
Free Street-Lewis B. Smith-Mrs. J. S.
Eaton.
Swedenborgian- Kingsbury, Jr.
Mrs. Abner Lowell. - = ~
First Universalist-J. T. Gilman; Mrs.
Leonard Billings. fA2a az
St. Lawrence Street.-Chas. Bailey; Mrs.
Chas. Bailey. b HhBGwE
SpriuuaIlst-M. A. Blanchard; Mrs. Hum
phrey. e .
Preble Chapel-Rev Mr. Tuckerman; Mrs.
Tuckerman.
Immaculate Conception-Rt. Rev. DIV.
Bacon; Mrs. Jas. McGlinchy. isoH s8uzasF
ST. Dominic's-James Doherty; Mrs. Hen
ry. 3 sa sgfg ebpfissI sneis9
Second Advent. Brooks; Mrs. Scam
mon. saH'asaaft .qrlda.1 fa.fi.er-ts.,
Washington Ryan; Mrs. S. a. Mer-
rill, laa.sn.a - IA 81 ~ "a,
West Chapel-Rey. Mr. Tewksbury; Miss
Hannah Sweetser. a.s 4 asfsfssi, ,f,f
The Board Of Managers are requested to
meet this afternoon at four o'clock at the Sem
ate Chamber, City Hall. A full attendance is
requested. 4ss..4.s
asaai4 GEO. E. B. JACKSON, Secretary.
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Real Estate at Auction,

On Wednesday the 18th inst. at O'Clock, P NJ,
on the promises. We shall sell the Double Tena-
ment Brick Dwelling House and Lot, known as the
Weslbrook Seminary Female boarding house sitaa-
ted on Stevens Plain, Westbrook on the line of the
Forrest Avenue Horse Rail Road. Tnelotis about
eight rods square. # WIZ
For information in regard to the property apply
to Walter B. Goodrich, near the premises orto VIM.
L. Southland or E. Hambin Portland. 1laaA -
HENRY BAILEY 3 CO, Auctioneers. II
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WASHINGTON, Oct. ID.
" A gang Of Mosby's guerrillas, lin strong
force, yesterday made an attack on the outer
pickets Of the I'd District of Columbia regi-
ment, stationed at White Plains. on the Ma
nassas Railroad. Eight men were captured.
The officer in command was shot in several
places and abandoned to his fate,
Two privates of the 9th Penn. heavy artil-
lery were killed by guerrillas yesterday be-
tween Accotink and Burke's Station. ,9
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Genteel Furniture at AuctioD.

ON Tuesday, Oct. 18Th at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at the
" house Jrner of Gray and State streets, All THE
F0RsIrURs In said house, consisting of ParIor ur-
Mirrors, Piano and Stool, Bedsteads, Mattresses,
Bureaus Mirrors, Chairs, Toilet, Card, Work Gem
ire and Extension Tables, Crockery, Glass; China
Stone and Wooden Ware, Table Cutlery dc &C
one food refrigerator together with The entire
kitchen Furniture, comprising those articles usually
found in well appointed kitchens. vi F177 =
HENRY BAILEY & CO. AuoTIoNxxRs.
ocf11 did -7-7' '----'---'I
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VernatelIa.

WARRANTED to make the Seles OF Boots ard
w Shoes W tter-proOf and wear Ion 'er. &c hs ap-
piled once 10 TWO or thee weeks ~" tHe 'N"V
J0r Ladies nd f,hiid EMS shoes. 49,. -,
For sale ev. rywhere. Price 70 e,n,si; NeAeJ -P
piled, brush accom- awning Q. ce pot'le Ali.
Those who bavs gsed + s ss vii is bout f.
the,price they would no. % hoe,ps ~ octlad1w
Now Is the time to bay p0sus Vs"euAW
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TIE THEArRE.-Last evening the theatre
cal company were greeted by an Overaowlng
and fashional audience. 1t was the largest
audience they have had during their stay with
Ms. Damon and Pythias and the Honey Moon
were never better rendered In ourIeitylb any
company that has ever visited us. The latter
plsy was received with great enthusiasm after
Damon and Pythias had almost spell-bound
the audience. Itseemed to be great relief
after the feelings had been SO wrought upon
by that great drama to listen to such an ex-
cellent old comedy and SO admirably perform
ed. This company have no reason to COM
plain OF our citizens, for they have shown that
they know and can properly appreciate good
plays and good acting. rTnsaFoml
This company performs in the Boston Thea
tire this evening, the plays being Damon and
Pythias and the Scalp Hunters.
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EOr sale.

toA ~ THE Toaus House, Furniture, Mineral
xm Springs a. q estate the late Horace ace Fea,s
i5St3& com "a she otel and Spring will be sod
Iip&4B lug a,e II wanted. This propertv will be
.ad With al the Improvements. n uch le.siha hIst
cosI. etSe Ken nebec, comprising three un ed
res Of the iehest land in kennebec County with
- hnildipRs ostaehed.
Chelsea Me. .si zl N. BEALS, Agent.
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a Rare Chance for Business

ON account of my health, win cell at a BARGAIN
~ the following property, eonsis ing Of 1o
House, Stable, Out-buildings and Store
Also 40 ACRES OF LAND of the very best do
script on. The house Is 81 stories with piazza IL
contains ten large finished Tcoms Also laI &c Eli
well arraD ged and very convenient. saf
: The stable is large and finished for a number Of
horses there are also two large sheds ojoining.
The above are well adapted for hotel ana fiafle.
The store s In good shape, and there "a no better
place for trade In Cumberland County
The above property is situated in The pasant viii
lage Of Upper Gloucester twenty miles IRON Port
land and within two miles of three Depots tho
Grand Trunk Railroad. SEWALL CHESS,
~ -~ 20. tAll-lu-I Upper Gloucester.
Inquire Of CHAs. s. GROSS, at "a Commercial
| street, Portland. n . 7lf6Tf7 oc.Sdh
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PORTLAND AVID TTCINITY.

NesO Advertisements To-Day.
Sloop at Auction
eteamer Lady Lang-Fali arrangement.
Red stocking Sign.
wholesale and Retail Confectionery.
Aucuon Sales-Henry Bailey & Co.
Dr Morse on Consumption.
sewing Machines-N. s. Gardiner
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this machine

LARCENY FROM THE PERsoN.--ln scpf-
de Wednesday night between girl named
Caroline McGrath and young man, the for
mer stole the watch Of the latter, but not be-
fore she had received black eye. The girl
was arrested Thursday and taken to the lock-
up. But the young fellow refused to appear
against her, as he had recoervsd his watch.
which she had Showed" at "her uncles.'"
She was discharged yesterday.
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PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
FIRST DISTRICT, STATE OF MAINE

- 1VruHHuI OCtVUer 1LIH, Io04. 7
d order of Maj. j. W T. Gardiner, U s. A. Act
IL ing Assistant Provost Marshal Genl. # The
State the following Is published for the information
o. persons holding premium claims for recruit ing:
Persons holding Premium Certificates for pre-
senting Recruits, must present them Capt Charles
Holmes, u s A Mastering and pisbursing officer,
augusta, Name, for pa ment be fore October ii,
tS64, as no claims for eiums after that date Will
be paid. g, H. DOUGHTY.
Capt. and Pro. Marshal LIST District, Maine.
dtoOct31 4 ,sl,.,a..ss - -.
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LARCENY BY A YoUTH.--James Cove, a
lad about IA years of age, stole wallet con-
tanning about tour dollars from countryman
on Thursday. He was arrested but the mat
ter was settled by the parents without going
before Court. i.laa t8a md 9sssss
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ssi9tIoa sST0 baa bahHa ST.. LOUIS, Oct IA.
Prices headquarters are still reported to be
at Bonneville 2 1EDM W EFHQ4.
= Shelby and Gen. John B. Clark, son of the
former Congressman of that district, are re-
ported north of the Missouri river pillaging
and conscriptiDg.
Our garrisons have evacuated Fulton, Stur-
geon, Huntsville, GLASGOW and Fayette and
are concentrating at Macon City.
20 Clark's men occupied Glasgow and robbed
Fulton. ~,
Gen. Price made sdeech sat Bonneville.
stating that he came to redeem the people.
that it was his last effort in their behalf that
If they would rally to his standard all would
be well and he would remain with them, and
that if they did not the contederacy would
not again offer them an opportunity for re-
demption from their foes. al5e ass sors
A dispatch from Major Williams of the 10th
Kansas says he has taken possession of Pilot
Knob and the surrounding region. He found
2l5 wounded rebels there, including 26 com
missioned officers. The evidence is conclu.
sive that the rebels lost over 1900 in killed and
wounded in the attack on Pilot Knob. Near
ly 100000 worth of goods of different de-
scriptions were taken from the stores at Pilot
Knob and vicinity. .9N
Gen. Rosecrans has issued stringent orders
with regard to the coming election.
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GEN. CHAMBERLAIN is on the street daily,
ooklng nneiy IN lace and figure, though his
wound mas not healed, and fofbids any extend
ca toeomouon on his part. The General is in
first rate spirits, and hopes soon to be able to
return TO the army ri Bruins wick TELEGRAPH.
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WHO DOES IT BELONG To PA letter, post
marked Washington, D. C.-evidently a SOL
dier's letter u came in the train yesterday,
addressed as follows: ITO eny Young
Lady who has No Correspo in Portland,
Maine" The young lady is requested to call
for IL 80 = 70
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H'siaho08 q STs JNHEs, f. S., Oct. IA.
The steamship Caledonia from Glasgow 9Th
inst, passed Cape Race this afternoon and was
boarded by the news yacht of the Associated
Press. asRaaA aloe % Sc ~
The Caledonia has 80 steeaase and q cabin
passengers-all well. -. ~ 91at
The political news is unimportant. a
Ii Is confirmed that the Mace and Coburn
fight has been put off for the present, II not
altogether, owing to a dispute In the choice of
referee, 55fs .llg .masf s7oisd snfos q ~
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Destr"ctiOn Of the crotou 1solt- mousse,

= a.. A.. r.l -. NEW DIRK, Uct.If.
on the 9th Inst party of seventeen from
the rebel ram Albemarle came down the Sound
in launch, and destroyed the Croton Light
House, taking the Light House keeper and his
wife prisoners. - 49, =. - --''
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MI. l.. A.

THERE will be meeting of the Mercantile Lib
4 rary Association at their Rooms, Saturday eve
ning Oct. 18th. Members are particularly request
ed to be present. ! % JOHN C SMALL,
octl4 dtd Recording Secretary.
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Dissolution.

NlHE copartnership heretofore existing between
n Libby McCue, in the leaning business, 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent 5ii,a
The business Of the late firm will be settled by eth
or partner. fsst.i q, -
Mr.. Libby will continue In the Teaming business
at the Grand Trunk Freight Depot. - ~
eSg1doIs q a3a4a.EaI Tntsa DoRvILLE LIBBY
JOHN H McCUB.
Portland, Oct. 8, 1864. octl0diw*
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l1 so ss CINCINNATI, Oct. Ia.
The Union majority in Ohio on the home
vote is about 80, 00O The soldiers vote will
probably increase 1t to $4,000, Seventeen
Union Congressman are elected, Iasm =,
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PORTLAND COUNCIL No. |. q. L, of A., will
hold its regular meeting this Saturday eve
ming at o'clock, at the usual place. y4 m
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YaIuable ReaI Estafe at A.....-

ON Monday, Oct. 18th, at II O'CLOCK M ~ ~.
" premises, we shall sell the double tenemsn. ' .,e
the corner of Clark and Beach streets IL Il \ I'LL ~
story wooden building the basement eff brick ~
is thorou ghy finished from garnet to cslart has
good lar, with fine bricx cisterns and everything
Ia and about the h0u in tine or1er-constantiv
under rent, now for 500. The lot is So by rs on
Clark Street.
Also, the two story wooden house No. 8, nearly
oppo lite, and on Beach street. 1t is a go3d house
ana in good oroer. with good cisern, abundance of
water, aud qui {, good neighboshood. he lot i
ao5ut 81 feet BY Sra desirable property; also lot
OF land adjoining above property being 81 feet
on beach street, BY about 81 ieet deep very val
the Portland Shovel Comna works-abont so
S es gu commercial street bv about 63 feet deep.
tr S y one Of the most srabe lots of land now
lor SAFE IN TINS market, This lot has a good stable
ON tne rear OF IT.. Sale positive. Title clear.
octlO dtd HENRY BAILEY 4 CO. Auct'rs
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BY TELEGRAPH
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Portland Daily Press.
It HE ELECTIONs.


----- PHIIADEIpHIA. Oct. Ia.
The folovS,no are official returns list. dis
trict. RandaiPs Dem mai 4I69 III: I'd do.
O'Ne;'s Union maj. 41so. I'd do. MYERS Union
mai. HOS: 4th do, KeIey's Union mai. 3279:
5th do Ross Dem mai. 49, 9th do. Iebieh
county Dem mai 2o47, Dem gain BIT Sin ID
Berks county. Dem mai 1886, Dem gain 2s4 .
10th do, Schuylkill county gives Stress. Dem
1850 mai; 9ta do, Thaddeus Stevens. Union
mai 4O37, Dem gain 1854; 7Lh do. Chester
county, Union maj, 204O, Dem gain 44I ISth
do, Clinton county, Dem mai ESQ. Dem cain
376; 18th do, Huntington county. Union mai ma;
SIT, Union loss SIG Compared with the vote
for Governor; sMiflin county, Union mai Il
this county gave SO maj for Curtin; North
ampton county, Dem maj 2593, Dem loss 100:
Carbon county, Dem mai SIP, Dem loss IS !:
2lst district, Westmoreland county, majority
for Dawson, Dem, 1477, Dem gain 800. 4 &
In the 18th district the majority for DENIM
son. Dom, is 114l; Luzerne county gives 1916
Dcui niaJ, loss o4l--one district Is alsputeo
300 gives oo4 Union in' Dsm ga za
s IN Ilslrict, INQUIRIES county, gives 10.
.. luaJ, lem loss 4ooi LIN oisIlIct DAT nnl
county, gises Dsker' onioh' ior oongtess' @zo
ilisJ' De'n g gam 2 x 5.essSi .'Ig ' .as PC
~
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l. U M R e R
GRAmMAK sCHOOL MAsTER,

FHyHE School Committee of the City Of Portland
IL invite applications of Candidates for the place
OF p incipal Master of one of the Boys Grammar
Schools. = sisF aae bsaasSf - b
The salary, as at present fixed, for person of ex.
pc ience who intends to be permanently devoted to
this pursuit, is $1,000 per annum. octl4 div
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- The physicians Who have examined Green
the Maiden murderer, do not discover any indi,
cations of insanity.
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nN MONDAY, Oct; 18th, at O'Clock p. M. ON the
~ premises. we shall sell the too story scoooen
house ON 5rattle street. near the loot wi, the of
which is AZ feet by SO. well of good wa. er handv
Also, q one story wooden use on land dioin
ing This lot Is 80 feet by SO feet Good for invest
ment Sale positive. III g
octl1 dtd HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct,s.
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Deceased soldiers at New Orleans.
JIM wINsLoW. Vndestaker.

Hehtives or Friends IN this State having decpas-
cd Soldiers buried in the vicinit of New orleans,
and are desrious of having their remains taken up
and sent home this fall, by addressing
J. NJ wINsLQW,. Undertaken. ha
No. 17S Magazine Street, New Orleans, can have
that business carefully and proper attended 10
the most reasonable terms. Mr.. Wipslow va, for
mery Of State and give satisfactory References.
The friends can have the bodies carefully taken up
and enclosed without res owing from the original
cofiD) IN Wood or Metallic Burial Cases ana for
warded toNew York by government steamer. sa
oct6 d2m q - a-sE u
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Picked Up.

Mt. II, of Small Point Hampton Boat, 1S f.
~ keel; In. owner eau have he same by calling
OF on = !, p. WALLACE, Small Point, proving proper
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READ DR. rsuesHrs, advertisement. n another
column. In his specially DR.. HUGHES il uneopalled
janl WHY
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FROM fortress Monroe. ss,rig 2
9sl9so q a4ua FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. IL.
The LIST N. 7. Mounted Rifles arrived this
morning on their way to the front.
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Valuable House at Auction.

Valuable House at Auction.
ON Thursday Oct 2O.at O'Clock Pm. on the prem
" ise. sha 81 II the three-story brick House ON
Lincoln street No. Al. 1t is Thoroughly and faith
FULLY built and finished, modern 10 lis construction
fine closets, gas, good water and plenty of it; cen.
traly located ana deirsble for occupancy invest
ment. Sale positive-title clear. For particulars
please call on
HENRY BAILEY Co., Austioneers.
Oct ltd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-24

The EssnlnE Journal lchicsgo) has .
leader IN dsprrc ssior Of the cholse Of lm-
moral. lesd. inssmpersnea mea. Tor respon-
sibe public trusts. that - heartily lndorse
Ia IL ssid - be a cover. attack on some Gao
diisie ii thai STATE. yet wr csa see nothing
!. Il thst - lass - aav Individual. unies- \
De ssms one slFesdy made Infamous BY -
vices. which we o. uot credit Rnt wbatas-
~ my N "a impulse. tho Article itreif 10
right. aud its sentiments should De every
shere endorsed 4 l'rrutieus Infempsrsls.
loos--kvioe politician e a oaes 80 unks et-
erulvs o. leelslassr - a sneral. decent. sels-
re<p~rfing pegpis and they are wronged aud
shamed whenever such q aae = thrust npon
tsen. Ne nghteeu= ADD noble cause =
efedllably represented Or sach man; and
i &c = loisied iato efkcs IN its behalf, Ne
vii certainly dssrr~tR snt probshly hesrsy
q Let hlscksusris aad psnteres, d ss.ry
iogm - ~ice BE represented ~ shesr erorles
and cn-aeasrsi eui 80 ,he 0eof csoss BE
feeressntea by men wofshs q issslf Mrs
Ysrk Trikase.