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The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
The Rebels Whipped at Grand Ecore-Reporf
OF Captain PenaocE.

OF Captain PenaOck.
CHICAGO, H., April 20.
The Evening Journal publishes extracts
from private letters from the members of the
Chicago Mercantile Battery dated April 18th.
to the effect that on the day alter the recent
disaster to the 18th Army Corps, Gen. A. j.
Smith, with the 10Th Army Corps, engaged
the rebels and defeated them, capturing 1000
prisoners and twenty cannon.
WASHINGTON, April 20.
The following dispatch was received at the
Navy Department at noon to-day:
CdirO, Apra 19h.-To Hon. Gideon Welles.
Secretary OF the Navy Il have received pri-
vate letters from Red River, one dated Grand
Ecore, La, 10th inst, aud one dated Alexan-
dria, La, 10th inst, stating that the army un-
der Gen. Banks met with reverses on the Sth
inst, near Mansfield. Our army then fell
back, and on the next day the rebels attacked
them and were handsomely whipped. Loss
heavy on both sides.
Admiral Porter, when last heard from, was
about forty miles above Grand Ecore. The
river was low.
(Signed) A. NJ. PESSocK,
Fleet Captain.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes of our climate arc sources Of
PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and AsTnM ATTIC AFFEU-
TIoSs. Experience ha ing proved that simple REM
odos often act speedily when taken in the early
stages of the disease recourse should Of once be lad
TO "BrOtcH's Bronchial Tr0cheS," Lozenges, let
the Cold Cough or Irritation OF the Throat be ever
slight, by this precautions more serious attack
NAV be efiectually warded off, Public SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will find them edeetual for clearing
aud sire gthening the voice Soldiers hould hsye
them, they be carried in the pocket, and ia
ken as occasion equires. AprS. d&wlm
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

CURE FOR CATARRH.-DR. WApswoRrH's
DRY UP Is . certain remedy for this loathsome
disease. There Ia no mistake about this. The Dry
Up has cured thousands of OF Catarrh and the
sales of the article Is constantly increasing word
TO the wise Is sufficient For sale by the proprietor
Ii. II. BURLINGTON, Providence, X. i. Also By
H. II. HAY. Druggist. Agent for Portland.
oct3l cod w6m
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

Equality - equality in the sight Of law,
equality in the church, equality at the ballot
box, equality in the school, equality to share
the light OF science and of general education,
and equality to resist evil and to invoke the
laws power to secure the right and to rebuke
the wrong and the wrong doer.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

SozopoNF-We do not often speak OF the various
articles which for notice nd trial. but the
article with the above musical name is exception
Three or four ladies and children among our imme
date friends and relatives have used the Sozo-
don't and il has certainly done all that Is said in
its favor 1t not only removes every blemsh from
the teeth. but renders them clean aud white II al
with pleasant fragrance. IL is decidedly the best
preparation we have used for the purpose and
recommend the Fragrant Sozodontt to our friends
Express. mchl9 1t
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
READFIELD DISTRICT.

READFIELD DISTRICT.
AARON SAxpRRsos, PresidiHg Elder.
Augusta-Charles Munger.s
Hailowell-C. &. Mason.
Sidney and North Augusta-J w. Hathaway.
East Readheld and Mount Nernon-To be sup
piled.
Kendall's Mills-John Mitchell.
Fairfield and West Wateryille-Alyra Hatch.
skowhegan-W. Mekendreo Bray
Soloh-Daniel Waterhouse.
Madison and Anson-Joscph Mooars
New Vineyard and New Portland-N. Andrews
Strong and Freeman-R. III kimball
Pbiips-N. ID. Wisham aud j. r. Weeks.
Industry Jonathan Fairbanks.
New Sharon-A. b. Ladd.
Mercer and Norridgewock-W III. Foster
Vienna and Pennington Falls-to be supplied.
Pennington and North farmington-P. Jacques.
Milton-W ii. Strout.
East Wilton and Temple-Roscos Sanders on.
Fayette-H. Nickerson.
Winthrop-R 4. Brown.
Wayne-w. b. Bartlett
North Wayne and Manchestor-Samuel Payne.
Henry +. Jersey, President and Francis A Rob-
inson. Joseph l. Morse and John I. BrowneIl Pro-
fessors in the Maine Weyeyan Seminary and Fe-
male College, members Of kents Hill Quarterly
Conference
S. Allen. Financial Agent of Maine Wesleyan
Seminary and Female College.
X. IL Sunchheld. transferred to the Wisconsin
Conference and stationed at Racine.
VIM. X. Clark transferred TO the New England
Conference, and stationed at Springfield.
Those marked with star ~ are re.appointments.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
IMPORT

SIERRA MORENA-Bark Aid, SIS hhds Moas-
ses IS tres do Ii bbls do, Mllar, hhds do. mas
ter, bales Cotton picked up at sea.
PONCE. PR-Br sch Excelsior. POS hhds Sugar.
40 tres Molasses. j Millar. bbls Sugar do Tam.
arinds. + Randall & Son, Dbl Sugar. Phinney Co.
WALTON. NS-Br sch Blake. leo tons plaster,
7 Randall & Son.
CARDENAs-Br Jas Crosby. 800 hhds Molasses,
SO tres do; Chase Bros Co. - hhds OF which were
lost overheard.
CARDIfF-Br ship Rienzi. 1915 tons Coal. to L
Farmer.
MAITLAND. Ns-Br sch Colraiue. 100 tons plas
ter. order.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
. GARDINER DISTRICT.


JOSEPH CoLBY. Presiding Rlder.
Gardiner-Howsrd h. Abbott
BiehmoDd-Thomas Clifford
Bath, Wesley Church-C. A. King.
" Beacon Street-C aeb Fuller
West Bath-Supplied by Jesse Hartman.
BruDswick-W. w Baldwin.
Bowdoinham-J James Mcmillan.
Harpswel-A. Turner.
Lisbon 6royenor
Lew iston-D. b. Randall
Auburn-John Perry.
Monmouth-N, Hobart
Leeds-W ilam Stout.
Povaal-H. b. Mitchell.
Dsnyille-fo be supplied.
Durham. b. knight
East Poland and Minot-S. W Russell.
Mechanic Fals-John N. Woodbury..
oxford-A. W Pottle.'
North Auba'n. East Hebron and West Minot-
Supplied by T. n Colby.
South Paris-A. y. Barnard.s
Otisheld-To be supplied
Naples and Brdgton-G. w. Ballou.
Waterford and Stoneham-G. r. Cobb.
Norway-John Gibson.
Locks Mills-Supplied by Geo. W Briggs.
Bethel Hill. Is. LphAm.'
Newry, Hanover aud Megalloway-Benj Lufkin.
Gilead, Mason and Albany -Phineas Libby.
Gorham. N. H.-Joslah +. Newhall.
observation-disclosures True.
Peru and Hartford-W. e. Stevens.
Liyermore-Isaac Lord'
kents Hill and Readheld Corner-Stephen Allen.
Stephen NJ Vail, Professor In Biblical Institute at
Concord, N. II member of brunswick Quarterly
Conference.
c, q. Cone. Agent sf the American Bible Society,
member Of Bowdoinham Quarterly Conference.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

WANTED, by a young man from New York. 30
years old. } thoroughly trained to business-writes
an excellent hand quick and accurate 1T accounts.
situation assistant book-keeper general clerk.
in q respectable business establishment. Best Of re-
concentrations from former employers. Salary not
much object as business. Enquire of W. Ii.
Hadley, Street Commissioners Room, New City
Hall. apr 20 div
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

FINE FARM FOR SALE. We would call the
special attention of readers to the advertise
ment 10 an other column of Desirable Property for
Sale in Fryeburg. The estate is well known in that
vicinity forming ofthe finest farms in The Sa-
co River valley. II affords excellent opportnni-
~ TO any one desiring good farm and a pleasant
residence. apr20 daw
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

FROM Ne@ OIieans-4rPiraf Of Detachnie,fs
OF The "a Maine CdrdtrB-Mufdry
Operations la Louisiana.
NEW YORK, April 20.
The steamer Liberty brings New Orleans
papers of the 18TH
The True Delta has dates from Grand Ecore
OF the 18th aud Alexandria 9th Gen, Banks
headquarters We're at Natchitoches.
A slight skirmish took place on the 3D., ten
miles above Grand Ecore, between the rebel
zen. Martnaduke's forces, numbering 1000
men, and the advance OF Col. Dudley's caval-
ry, in which We lost ten wounded mortally
aud seven slightly, including four officers
The loss OF the enemy was much greater.
The Star of the South, from Portland with
part OF the I'd Maine cavalry, had arrived
She left Portland with the ship NORTHAMPTON
III tow. but on account Of the severity of the
weather had to leave her southeast of Nan
tucket.
The steamer Cassandra, from Portland. with
another detachment of the same cavalry, had
also arrived She had TO cast off the shin
Westmorelaad from the same cause. The
Merrimac, from Portland, had also arrived.
Quarantine is to be rigidly enforced below
New Orleans, on and after May LIST.
An Alexandria letter ( the 9th inst, saws
the rebels are burning all the cotton ON the
Red and Ouachita Rivers.
A report states that the waters of the Red
River had been turned down Bayou Pierre, an
old channel, for one hundred miles. Also that
two brigades of Texas troops had got up and
had couple of skirmishes.
The Times has letter from Baton Rouge
the 10th, saying: On Wednesday last our adj
vanced cavalry had small scrimmage at
Pleasant Hill, five miles from Shreveport, in
which we had few men wounded, and the
enemy about the same number
Again on Thursday morning another took
place, about five miles from Natchitoches.
Our troops were driven in, but rallied, when
the rebels had to retreat with small loss
Our loss was thirty killed and wounded.
The Free State Convention was fully organ
lied for business.
and higher grades nominal, owing to scarcity !:
sugar firm at Is Is; molasses firm at so.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
DRUNKENNESS CURED.

And all Desire for intoxicating liquors can be
~, speedily and permanently conquered The med
icine can be given without the knowledge of the
person, and Is a aerer- faiiHg remedy. Send stamp
for circular. l.. ID. CRESWELL,
apr20d dim Box 1893, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
buy Nc. and I'll do you Good"
Use DIR. LaugIey,s Root and Herb Ritters

For Janndiee, CostiveBe,s. Liver Complaint. HUI
mors, Indigestion. Dyspepsia Piles, Dizziness. Head
ache. Drowsn, 50, and ali diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver. and bad blood, to
which all persons subject In spring and summer
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
ness of mind aud strength Of BODY TO all who
them. Sold by all dealers In Medicine every here,
az Is. 80 and 20 cents per bottle. GEO. Z. GOOD
WIN < Co., 81 Hanover Street. Boston, froprie-
tors. app dam
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

eH-If you are going 10 the West, South or North
West. procure Through Tickets At LirrrK's Union
Ticket Office, No. 81 Exchange Street, where you
may have choice of routes ct the lowest rates OF
fare, and obtain all neodful information.
Nov. z. 1868. TuThSkwtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

Sore Throat,
Cough,
Cold,
and similar troubles if suffered TO progress, result
IN ser ioas Pulmonary. Bronchial and Asthmatie az
fections, oftentimes incurabe.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.
are compounded as to reach directly the seat Of
the disease and give almost instant relief
mch5 dim wlmi6
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
MARRIED..

In Bangor. Andrew NJ Patterson and Miss Mary A
Leary. both of Belfast.
In winterport. Augustus Alden aud Miss Sarah
Mudgett both of Prospect
In West Bath. 18th. John Dingley. of iIarpswell,
and Miss Harriet A Mekenney, OF bath.
In Bow donham. 18th, John Williams and Miss
Sarah + Heath.
In Saco, Thomas Dyer, jr and Mrs Ureua Spear.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
For sale,

- TWO HOUSES and Lots on the Southeast
LII erly corner Of Franklin and Lincoln Streets,
Hiu 90 M aiming ~ dashed rooms each Brick -
tcrns with altered wafer. gas piping. sc.
ALSO
The lot OF land the corner of Franklin and
Lincoln Streets together with several other Houses
and Lots For price aud terms ply to
J.R BRAZlER. No. %, ExehsngoSt.
APRIL d3w
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
Wanted.

A House of seven or els ht rooms in good order
N with modern improvements, in he West part
Of the city Address Gas letter box, Post ONCE.
sp2l d3N
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
The Patent Belle Monte skirts

THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGIST,
AND
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange & Federal st'-.
A perfect 1T guaranteed. The poor libersly con.
sidered. mch25 diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

ep-To cure a cough, hoarseness. or any disease Of
the throat aud lungs. use Howess Cough Pills. Sold
by H. Ii. Hay. Portland. and by druggists generally
jan2I d& w3ms
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Ey-The Post Office is directly opposite Harri
Hat and Cap Store. feb2s Il
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

The circulation ofthe Daily Press is larger
than any other Daily paper in the State, and
double that Of any other an Portland.
TRRMs-s700 per year " paid strictiy in ad
pace a discoarf Of sl.0o toiH be made.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
DOMESTIc PORTS

BOSrON-Ar 18th. barks William II Randall BTl
Phinney. Sierra Leone Feb 20; Amy. Niekerson,
Messins Feb l5-Passed Gibraltar lith nlt: brigs IA
McOilyery. lot Searsportl Gkey, Sagua March 2S;
Charles Heath, tofBangorl wyman g Georgetown. DC;
Buekmore. lof 81 GEORGE Tracey. do; Nelly Hew-
ett BuekIin. Baltimore " crest Wood Elizabethport
sehs Hattie Coombs Drinkwater, Choptank River;
Ohr. snow. Portland.
Cid sch Juno. Kent. Orland.
Ar 10Th. bark Zebra. Croker. Sgar, Cardenas 9Th
inst. fer Portland-put in for harber brig olive,
candy, Philadelphia; FIR nier, Littched do; Tor
nado, Dodge. Newcastle. Del; sch Thomas Jefferson,
Foss, Philadelphia; Paragon, Sawyer, Maehias for
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar 18th. schs Gilman ID king,
MeGregor. Sagua Tth inst for Stephen NIB Pearl,
from Philadelphia for Portland; VIM Flint. Howard.
Portland for Alexandria; Spokane. sawyer. Calais
for Philadelphia; Iryone Perry, do for New Haven:
n ii Hall. Wall. do for Newport Hacyon King,
New York for Boston
Sid bark Sebra Crooker; brirs Small. Experi-
ment. Mary Means. Sarah Crosby. Ida Wheeler,
Samuel Gilman, and Sarah & Julia. for Newb uryport.
Ar 18th. brig rrindcen. Havener. Ch0ptank Riv-
er. Nd for Portland; sch james Bliss Hatch. Phila-
dephia for Bangor.
Bark Barracuda. before reported. is breaking up;
her deck beams are all broke decks tore up Sc The
cargo has all been saved.
PORT ROYAL sC-Ar sch searsviIe, Portland
Sth. brig Forester. Murray. Bath: 18th, steamer
City OF Bath. Lincoln. washinston
NORFOLK, War 18th. sch W Dyer, Price,
BALrIMoRE-Ar 18th. brig Luey Ann. Cole. Car.
denas; sch Evans. Hammond. New York
PHILADELPHiA-Ar 18th. sch Maria Hall BAIT
Ar 18Th .chs Campbell. souIe, Portland Fred
Hall Ingraham. do; Astrea, Haines dos Gen Knox,
st John NIB
Cid 18th. sch William. Fletcher Bath.
NEW fORk-Ar 18th. bark Jano Bishop, (Brl
Havana; brig VIM Cousins. tBrl st Jago.
Ar 18th. sch Enchantress Huckins. Lubec.
Cid ship John Bunyan. Carver. Matanzas.
Ar 10Th, brigs 4 II Crowley. Cardcnas Northern
Light. Nassau; ship Constitution. Liverpool.
NEW BEDF0RD-Arls th sch Grecan, Dow Sui
hvan
RAt Tarpauin Cove 18th. schs Red Rover Belfast;
Geo Washington. do; l. Condin. BroOksyille, e l.
Herrick Penobscot; Corvo, Roekland; Mexican. of
Bucksport; Mary. Lubec; Elizabeth, Bangor; Ven
dovi. Rockland; iurd, Thomas iiiN, and Frederick
Eugene, Rockland.
NEW oRLEANS-Ar 18th, bark Cephas Starrott
Philadelphia; 18th, steamer Daniel Webster New
York: ship Charlotte do; Ssndusky, and Mountain
Ger. Alexandria Va. with troops.
Below ship Frsnk Bout. from Portland.
Ar at Portsmouth, 18th. sch Mary Hall, Poland, I'm
Rockland.
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FOR EIGN PORTS.

AT Hong Kong Feb Is, shawrnut. Merrill; Dash
Ing Wave. Lecrsw; Gen Novel;. Miiken: Helios,
Webster: Wandering jew. Smart. unc
Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst, ship Gen Putnam, Bah
son, Shanghai Dec -
Ar at do "a, Nova scotian.i sl Graham. Portland
AT vera cruz Soth nit, bark Zingarella, Stevens,
oisg; brig Stella. Goodlng. do.
Ar at sagua eth. briss Abby Thaxter Coonbs
Key West; kore'. Elliot. Havana; sth, bark Ada
Carter. kenney. hey West.
Ar at Cardeuas 18th inst brig Susan Dun.an Mitch
ell, Havana
Ar at London Ate. christana, Hammond. Boston
land entered outward for dol
on swanage iih. Cherries Davenport, Preble. from
Havre for Cardiff.
Ar at Cadiz 18th ui'. Zephyr. Small, New York
Ar at cuShayen 3ist ult. Free Trade Sloyer Callao
Ar At Trinidad, 9th inst. brig Merriam. Gray
Baltimore.
Ar At Baenos Ayres FEB II. iParans, Thompson,
Clyde, cath, Candaoe. Slaw, New Iort
trs' rernambuse inst; Mary Adeis, sisbse.
Bahia and cid "a for Naranhamli Criterion,
Coomhs. do. land sid "a fer Msceiol
In port 18th nit. Lspwing Cremsr for New York.
Al MayagueI aoo 2ist ult' sch Garland, forton,
Ar at Cienfuego. 9TH met. bardues Teiuea. Harri-
man. New Orleans; Ibis, Hatch, aud Harmon,
Buckley, do.
Arst Havana 9Th inst, Br baroue Jane Ross
Bath sch Elieo't. Duncan. Nov Orleans
Chartered. American baIque Edosh BenEer. 400
bxs for New York. hhds at as ca. and bxs sl& ca;
At -3E do; Be- baTque fJane Rfss. Boston, sugars.
SO hhds 81 : ca, aud boxes at 81 en-.
SPOKEN.
April l6, lat IS, Ion 70. brid Rershaw, from Car
denas for Portsmouth NH.
March 80. lat 46 10 N. Ion - OF W. ship Gen Put.
nam, - days rom shangh&e for Liverpool
April l3. lat sll Ion 50, sch Castor from Balii-
more for Porto kico.
April H. lat 80 %. lon &c 81 sch Isabella. from
cienfnegos for 81 Johns M.
Gre ley, Cutter. ls3 days from Bombay for Liver
pool.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

SPEC IAL MOTTO ES.
Look, Look!

Look. LOOk..
SEND me 81 by mail, and will send In return
Twelve q old Plated Dollars making a 4 eat vest.
chain. Address DRESSER one Dollar Jewelry
store, 80 Exchange Street, BOX lS2. Portland Me.
APRIL d3w
The Patent Belle Monte skirts.
full assortment of these celebrated Skirts in the
new style at
A n ID T. II 5 o n :
HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
mch23 DIFF Under Mechanics Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

SPRING DRESS GOODS
NOW OPENING.
@. X. B \ b b.
mehl5 No.9 Clapps Block.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

A Two Story Wooden House ON Chapel street =
N two Two Story Wooden Houses. Lincoln 81.
One two Story Brick House on Church St A two
Story double House and large Lot on High -
tenement House and Lot ON sumter 81 lnqnite OF
JOHN &. fROCfER, lae 81.
Portland. April "a. ap'2l div
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

EVENING PAPERS.

from Netc OrIedHs-4rPiraI Of DetaeLnienfs
Of the "a Maine CdrdiIy-Miiitary
Operations Ia louisiana.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21
House and Land for Sale.

fuyHE northeriy house in the three-siory Brick
IL Block. tho. l9l Myrtle street. recently oeeuPi-
cd BY Rev. VIM. X Clark. Immediate possession
giyea Will bs sold at a bargain IL applied for
For terms. sc, inquire Of JOHN c. rhoCIkk.
apra0 IL Lime Street
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-21

March Q. 1864.
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IasnaslAs q : We11lse.

On sunday evening, = yonng man
named John Shoemaker was killed By an
other named Roschehnd, both Of Ran
dolph township, Crawford county, under
the following circumstances:
Roschshnd had besn married on that
day, aoa - The evening > number gather
ed arouod bis house 70 engage in : "sere-
made, - 10 the custom in some commu-
mites, composed Of oil manner Of hideous
noises. Ia this Amusement, Shoemaker,
ss We understand, vas not engaged, but
Was inside The house, being particular
friend Of Rouchsland. About II O'Clock
several Of the serenaders entered the
house, which 30 incensed Roucheland that
he seized stick Of 6fewood and aimed >
blow At one Of them, which, being sva-
ded, struck the deceased upon the head,
from he elects Of which be died the same
night. Roueheland was committed 70 jail
on Tuesday.
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Tar FIasT WEDDrse.- We like these
short courtships, and in this Adam acted
like sensible mamie fell asleep bach
eIor, and woke to End himself married
man. He appears to have popped the
question almost immediately after meet
ing Miss Eve, and she, without Irritation
or shyness. gsye him ! kias and kersslE
Of that FIRST kiss in the world We have
had our own thcnghss, however, and
sometimes. 10 peeeical mood, wished
We were the man thak did i. 8pA ~
deed is dpu- 1.-THE chance Was ADAM,
and he improved it. We Eks ths n0lion
of getting married in garden. iaS
was private. No curious sants and grunt-
ing grandhotkers. The birds Of ~
heavens were the Ministries, and the glad
sky lung its light on, tho seanA Dne
good thing about tho first wedding bring,
queer thiaep - - ip spite IL ~ go
tufal truth. ADAM and HI aufa usrs
rather yoasg . marry; some two o. tire.
days old, acsesding 70 the afes ogaef,
without expeliennA Without : lloask (
pot - ksetle; no(bing he loys ~
Eden. I'M. \. Nssh.
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rOILECTIONs OF CHANTs.-
legal Notices.
TINTED STATES AARSHALsS

. UNIfEb HK1fks VK AnH1sCN H'AA W IOWA ~
By virtue Of execution 10 direc1ed teued b, the
Cyeft or the District Court Of te UuteA Hnte the
Southern Division OF the District a Iowa and agsin,t
Jas H. Holsey In fsver n Archibald Yeusx vankie+k
have levied upon and will peE the highest bidder at
the door Of the GeFks Once - the District Court Of One
United States fur the District ~ IsxA q Keoknk, In said
t1= Following property. towIt orr Undivided Of tso
arS ~ If the east aida n nsrtA-west " 4 section t
tortshp tosk range vest, All undivided " IL
ayiAed b of hlAaca a - s.gtes ~esssfs ~ A. Lss1
county. fb~A
HoIsey 10 antisfy said writ ~ execution.
49, ssYsss ~ " ~ ElkKE q. q lGnsshal. Il
sprx BY HARRY FULTON, Deputy.
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Fer Aatos Niece = pocA~a Autn.s DeA.
Dues, NEet60 I09utD. Vt6G4eA, e3, aas
secIs On Plants, RoWls, Aninals, Re.
Put up b 2se soe and No Boxes Boftles md Nasks
= ana - slsee f6r HofnB PUsfsc NgRfru5losB, De-
sOuiy fnhiiIble remedisskn
sFree from Polsonan
sNot dangpsoss 70 the Humsn Family"
@Rats ont Of their holes to die"
~ Sold wholesale IN N large cities, ~
~ Sod BY m DFdggigts and Estsilxss sveywhsrs
~ III RxNARxflt q N WORTHLESS fnaitAtlonA-
~ Be- that scoeraHs' name b on each Box, Bottle
and Haxk, before you buy.
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A Copperhead Gone TO the RIgk
Place.

A Copperhead Gone 20 tho Right
Place.
The Cincinnati Com mercial of the 7th
inst. says:
Bayless w. Hanna, Peace Democrat
and member Of the last Indiana Legisla-
ture, has set an excellent example to his
political friends. Being rebel at heart,
and thoroughly sympathixing with the
Confederates, he has packed up his traps,
and, according TO the Evansville Journal,
passed through the Federal lines into the
Confederacy. He stated that his object
was to write biography Of the rebel
leaders, but there seems to be 20 doubt,
among those intrinsic With him, chat be
goes as an emissary Of the Vallandigham
Democracy, and is in the interest of thai
class of oonspirators who assaseinate vet.
eran soldiers at home to save Confederate
soldiers the trouble. Hsnna viii be Ne.
rnembered as the reyolutiosary leader oil
the last Indiana Legislature, who intro
duced into the House the celebrated
military bill, which, in the face Of The
State Constitution. attempted to wrest
from the Governor all military power, and
transfer it to a military board, composed
of exactly such rebels as Hanna himself
Failing in this scheme, and i'd all other,
calculated to create civil war in Indiana
in aid of his distressed brethren in Dixie
he has at last removed to more congo
nial latitudes whore il u to be hoped Ii
will remain till called for by the hang
man.