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Everybody's in debt. We don't care
how often he settles up. nor how many
receipts he can show. nor how religious
~ he has gone upon the "cash princi-
PIES" There's one receipt he cannot
show. and for the best reason in the
world-he never received it, viz, re-
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI
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IL A ILR @ AD

aking the quickest time from 81. Essjs =
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Cleveland, 10 hours Baltimore. IS hoan.
Bufa.o. 364 hours. Wsshingsos, 81 80
Louisville, Ia hours. Nashville, - ksufa
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for the cure Of
every variety Of throat and Lung Complaint, that
il is entirely unnecessary fo- us to recount the
c,i9rnce OF IFS virtues, wherever it has been en-
r.cyed- As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, We need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up the best
It creE has been, and that il may be relied on to
DO for their relief all it has been found to do
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CASH PURCHASERS

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1000 Kegs Assorted Nails;
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-05

Need another word be SAID as TO the pros
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Lost or stolen.

"A GOLD WATCH, open face a gold coiored dial.
a attached to q black ribbon, with q gold buckle
lost IN gentlemens' walk at G. /. r. Depot. Who
ever restores the above will be suitably rewarded by
the owner 7a2 7T7's N q cR XII hNT VI
Portland, Sept H. ia9a sen19dtf
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W.,nnfed

A PLEASANT and convenient tepement of f,,-
n or i've rooms, near the centre of the cty for
,amiiy OF only two persons. such tenement can
pc rented to good paying tenant, and leased for
NUMBER OF years 10 one who will takegooH care of
the same, by addressing L. j. D., Box IA Portland
p. o., stating location, &C. ~ - - II N
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. p n q 1 B ., ,nk-
Government z $40 loan.

This Bank is prepared to receive subscriptions to
the new $40 loan in sums Of $50 and upwards,
paying interest from date of subscription to August
18th, the date of the new loan. erf Snl
The notes are convertible at the end of three
years into specie paying per cent $40 bonds.
One.eighth per cent will be allowed on all amounts
of $1,000 and over. B. G. SOMERBf, saeea
sac se3-ssnaeiqs r Cashier.
Portland Aug !. ls64-dtf
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A FEW gentlemen with their wives can Obtain
"A board; also few single boarders at 13 Atlantic
street. Enquire of MRS. BUTLER, ON the prem
ises. e1ee sepl5d3W* 9a3
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ASST. QUAnrrR MAsrER's OFFICE,

Forage apartment,
No. 66 Cedar Street. N. sept. IL, 1854.
TTVHE Government will require in ali purchases of
Il Hay on its account in the State Of Maine,
strict adherance to Sections S5 36 and 81 Chapter
38 of the Revst Statutes of Maine of 1853 i4ias
The law is just and proper for the prevention and
detection of fraud, and must be strictly complied
with. &. L BROWN. Capt and A. Q. ID. s
j. b. FISHER, Q M. Agent, No. 30 Commercial St.
Sept 20-d1m i2a4 Portland Maine.
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S4O,OOO,OOO.

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the United States, at Washington, the several As.
sistant Treasurers and designated Depositares and
by the dr
First National Bank of Portland, Maine.
All respectable Banks and Bankers, throughout
the country, will give further information and
afford every facility to subscribers.
Aug 20-d&w2m
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Seven-Thirty Notes fol Sale.

Interest semi-annually, payable in paper at the
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Bonds convertible in three years into six per cent
ave-twenty bonds, upon which the interest is paya.
BILE in coin.
The notes will be delivered here free of expense.
The purchaser will receive the interest to August 10
If subscriptions are made before that time. c1el
OTe-eighth per cent commission aoilt be dlLotoed
subscribers at this Bank upon all amounts Of 81 600
and oUer.
WE. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, July sOth, lse4.-d&wtf
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IA y, q private family, where there are no other
Doarders, for the wife and child of an officer in
the Revenue Service, e7 49, Il.
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Wamfed hal Renf
Board Wanted.

A HOUSE in desirable location Rent from SOD
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Wanted.

ENOR family of four fro small children nice
X genteel two stoEied house. in the centre Of the
cay separator in block. Address Box ITO Port
laha fost, OInce. $3.50 - % .laE.I $50 sept9dtf
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p ~ oaOr Small Rent Wanted
In aconyenient location. Part of house nrefarred
address STEPHEN BERRY, l72t Fore ST.
Sept 21-dtf - = IT -''-2 : :. o"a 't
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Wanfefl Ia Mire

A SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, in thorough order
N for careful use in private family. INQUIRE at
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Shook Makers Wanted.

"A nan+ goou Worsmen viii ind steady employ
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Found.

t1ICkED up on the line of the Grand Trunk r.
= r., between Oxford and Mechanic Falls gold
watch The owner can have the same by proving
property and paying for this advertisement Apply
10 sl4. .F0< 4 fsf eds o4 Il. T. GILBERT, Il
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Lost

GTRAFHD from the pasture of Mr.. Francis Rob.
eTts, Westbrook, last month, . three year old
gray gys SS1I, small size whoever will return MIN or
suitably rewarded, by calling at No So Spring St
p.-., FRANCIS E. EMERY.
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Drug Clerk Warted.g !
BOarders WanfefI.

nNE preferred that has had one or two years ex
" perience. Apply at lac Congress street.
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WANTS, S,LOST,FOU


A SMALL package of papers, among which was
A letter from the Adjutant General of Calijor-
mia The finder will be suitably rewaroed ly leay-
ing 1t at this Office, s5a oct4dst
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IOtaI Ior Inese States, 257,OOO
Suppose only three-fourths of these votes 70
be thrown for Lincoln and johnson, is there
one of the above States-Missonri possibly
excepted-that can be carried over it Tor NC
Clelan and Pendleton2 Who will soberly
pretend that one can? Yet these States-to
say nothing of others certain to vote for him
suffice to re-elect Mr.. Lincoln-as follows
Whole No. Of Electors, 231. Needed to
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f31lI \" are now lltIl1-oIQ ~ 4
FIFTY Fer Cen c.
$1,sO7,
$2,350, 100000
while the total amount paid for claims by death ex-
ceeds elH a iii @9nf7
&8, 4OO.OOO.Oo

e $3,4OO, 10000
Policies issued the non.orf citing ten, year plan
as well as in all the other usual forms.
Every considerate man who will apply to Life In
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his business will assuredy investigate tho Gd
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ted in the history of this Company, before insuing
his life 10 any other BY egtectimg to doso he will
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thereafter. while the UndiUided Surplus from which
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than thst of any other Company in America.
Reliable information 10 reference to all the com
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missioners Reports for successive years.
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Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
81 Central Office No. 80 ExchangeSt,
Sept 17-dtf Portland, Me.
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SUITS Of Hoens, with Board, can be obtained by
- applying immediately =. 80 Danforth street.
may may LIN. may12dtf
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Wanfteed.

d A SITUATION in wholesale store either as
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nN Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk
" Depot and yard; q Calf Skin Wallet contain
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Vaiue 20 any one but the looser. The finder will be
rewarded as above on returning the same to No
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Portland, Aug. 81 1864. - = = auga1 dtsg
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Wanred ImmediateIv.

A NEAT. CONVENIENT RENT. for a family of
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omoe' wiz receive prompt attsqtisn., if -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
Recognition.

The latest sdvices from Europe renew the rumor Of
recognition There may may not be foundation for
it There is to doubt the de sire the Emps.
ror Of the French do this astics but Euro
psan diplomacy is involved snl Intricate web that
no sovereign spoWerlu and Independent enough to do
what he pleases when he pcases. Safe necessity is
more potent than the ngh!iess poteltate Humanity,
justice, consistency, good faith, eVeryth ng indeed,
that may be presumed to sway the personal feelings of
rulers must yell to it. Nothing elss but this has re-
strained Louis Napoleon from acting thus long. Eng
land has been influenced by considerations ess respect.
able--consideraiiOns more self h aud mercenary more
cOwaEdy, too, We think-but the time will come when
both thtse governments will blush TO be reminded how
long they dc aged according 20 right so indubiIably
ours Happily, We have managed to get along very
well without it, and have learned TO regard il as mat
ter OF much less importance than those Powers seem to
consider it. Let it como tomorrow, and it will make
US no more Independent, really, than we have been
these three years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
A Vacancy in the N. C. Delegation.

We learn, vita regret, of the death Of Hon. Mr..
CHRISTIAN member elect TO the Second Congress, from
the Seventh Distro: Of North Car ona lie was chcten
to succeed Hon. M. Ashe. The deceased was a man
of whom his friends had high exp. Citations, and bis
DEATH before he entered upOa the duties which he
had been elected, lie source Of sincere roget.
There being a vacancy to be filed, trusg that
We will not be accused of unWarrAntabe interference in
the affairs Of sister Safe, when express the hope
that Mr.. Ashe may be returned. No member of the
late Congress enjoyed envable chafacte or was
held in higher esteem than Col. Ashe. His fine attain
ments prompted bis sppOin msnt on one of tue most
important committees of the House, and his ID geLt
attention to the practical business of Regulation gave
him an influence which was highly honorable to the
Old North State.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
Plans of the Enemy.

The Atlanta appeal says the purposes Of the enemy
If he really has any fixed policy, would seem to be to
his armies into raid3g parties and instead
Of fighting troops in regular pitched battles, to
make war upOnahe prvIt property, the railroads and
non-combatant population Of the country. Such was
Shermans late movement in Mississippi as be studlous
y avoided an engagement with Gen. Polk, or if be bad
any higher Interior purpose in view, it was esctuay
thuarted by the victory of Forrest Grerson thus
preventing the co opsrat on of the Federal forces
According 10 some Of the Northern papers, mag
n6cent ppring campaign had been ma!ured on paper
AZ arst Mobile and the productive portions of ME-
sissipp and Alatana. Ii Gas supposed that the main
portion OF General Jahnston's array would necessarily
be- drawn eff from It's present position, to oppose the
forcs advancing upon Noble, when the STATE OF Geor
ga would be left open 20 invasion by the enemy a.
Chattanooga. But the movement against Mobile has
proved magaiic mt failure Sherman has been CON-
PEELED to TAX, the back track aud while the people in
the coun ~ through which he has marched have suffered
greatly, our armies remain unframed and intact. A
dsgracefu and devastating raid is all that Sherman
claim as the result Of hs campaign. He may cay, and
probably H. that he accomplished all lie designed; If
80 Lis designs we're certainly of the base and dis
honorable chsrlc e and the day may yet come when he
will he made repent for the hearess execution of his
bastard policy.
Blu. an impression is that the victory oil Gen. Forrest
has def ated well matured plan of campaign, and that
the planners at Washington Will have to go TO woik
and mature programmes for the future The spring
campaign thus far has not opened very favOraby for
them This defeat Of Grierson the retreat of Sherma1,
their repuse a. Grants PAss their de- at Lake City
aud half dozen other failures aud defeats, all prove
that Tiers is ample strength left in the Joniederacy to
resist the contracting cOs of their anaconda. Ther
purposes have been most sgnay thWared, and it re-
mains to be en where they will strike their next blow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
KNROLLING OFF .Cl SD CONG. DIST
kIcHHos0, March lac, lisa
NOTICE To NON-RESlDENTS

ALL Citizens of Foreign Countries includ
N Ia Ma vi.pdsrs and tzens other states Ia The United
ss.tss samng exemption mihNTy duty In ne OosedrAls
armV a soionrnng Ia The 81 Congressional OF
VaA hereby directed 20 report to their respective Guy or
county enrolling ocers Tor the purpose Of haFag sH eAn
40 exempson more thoroughly .nVesugated- 40
Appncaton ade 10 writing and med Win lee Iolhs
mer setting the county AMI Sta o. helr on
Toe citizens W not nAtves OF me o'A'
or coany Of which they calm 70 be edEens uhs her te
en or aeArest relatives reside In he Cousderae snd 90
he length Of ms they ded here TIE age OF The parties
aipg exemption; The h OF tine they have resided IN TIM
esBntr nj ne feamstances Whsh hcs The nA-
urs Of s sunes engaged n and whether owner or agent
married. Ihsther Conedersey not $50 the nanoei
10 slr families Of property In TIE Coniedsaey ana
Wheeler real persona; Nheher oEnefs OF properly IN e
country or which claim % Be cEens and So We
ualre voted Ia ne Conederaey, Ano
cases az parties claiming potec len Of European Powers Whs
hsr thy declared their intention OF becoming
citizens UniIsd states E1eter nnder ne act OF me Lee
ature Virginia IA 20 be sold 70 her cthe s.
they AvAed hsseEes OF the privilege 81 daEiog Shehsi
ey nave expressed neOn a beconng ouE ne Of TIE Jon
dsr.ts stts and II they reidng To the Confederate
STA e ulth thAi atenon n atsnd reurng 70 the ecun
ty Of which they znsh and 20, tae Tine ~ Ehleh
tey expect 70 these vii be GER nd 70 on oath
ana possible V be eorrobora,ei D. ne AmdaYh Of a.
least I've respectable persons -,
zach application vii state where the applicant be found
Ihoud further Investigation be deened necessary. -
app tcaLons Richmond city viii be presented 70 Lieut.
A Bsoy H. D. OF said civ. Applications nom me counties
composing This Dset will be presented 70 the esPec county
enrolling These appesuon VII BE- iorwAded Tor The
purpose Of deciding the qaestion Of douieiL - ~
Capt and \. D Sd Gong Dist
R,,,lr.r ,,Dv phlA-6t
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-sTgTTF OFaRSPECT.

.,.y a. tae Ne neal Oesn Of thii Pot held a. the
i Tsvors Omee for tbs purpose Of expr sdng their
~ op- srsa ana regard for re lAte surgeon D. GkAEN
n SSvv surgeon ". D. Gwen vas called 70 ne OnAr Ana
-, Il Kiddsr Taylor appointed Secretary.
% motion surgeon r. Page, eomniitse o. al Ea sp
ontsd 10 drah resolutions expressive he sentiment Of NE
meeting . +, n u.,.,,,
Keaser, GalL faoker and Oraighn- ,
ne counties, through J. = Page reported TIE falOEnS
whaca Uers unAnmOusy adopted: -,
WhsTeas h has pleased A-Eigs TT whence 70 tAe -.
cur midst szrSson Green, O s. Navy, iH some s 90
c t.d VIA u Ia he Medical Department A. tnn -
whereas ne omcal eon3ust vel; a. he inVAHDg nr
e,adeoas dsmeanor surgsoa 6reent has SS.
ApgroVA ami ELECTED for himself our sincere e'''s
E-soVsd lst That 10 the deAih Of Surgeon SssSa ,n
eoaatry has lost pure patriot, The naval service 80
srp.rensed NEAR medical profession Al
p,rtsr o. IL dignity, u princPs, and - etnles III,
,R-.ovei Al That tender 20 ne oereANea iAlly en
f5, o. dees.,ed eur teh sympAhy 10 ms her sac
al eson Husns hatthsy nay dad consolation 10 eenlempA
IN - virtuous a. vel az IN NE DIVINE PRIV
e.rt athst the pure "a heart ihah tes q "a
ke.,lved proceedings or THIS meerg De pun
,,S5 m a. ,nehbarg ana Richmond PApera and mat copy
he seat = the fArily and hsndI Of he deeealed.
". o. OWES Chairman
4 KIDpEz TATLos Secretary.