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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
Dayton and MICHIGAN Railroad.
bandusky, Dayton and CIncinpali y ,

IN l 6sss.ss,.s.,
4 IN and after November 10, isCs 49,, ,-
~ notice Passenger and Frelght ~ uhui Ititho
"a lOn, gong north, as follows. ' VIII loaVS
2.dn A, "a. through Freight and Aoo
CsIO WIN passenger Car attached recommendation
In.RD a. M. Mail train for sprins6.i, .
LOsOU Urbanai beleiontaine, Es51tes,S' OolunlGus,
Iauuushg connecting AT spi1ngieia ~, Ciyde Aud
-. St Iit inu NoiuHbus arriving in Connt IRAN fUt
% ~ " W nuh I WIN IAlh tor Colunhsl I'D Us at ESQ
l, m on llllsburg, ~ Wayne Ohle1,,n orest Wi!E
~ ~ ~ ',lhe 10 orestllne ~ 6:40 u m nnJ ~, H. gon
~ ~ Al Siyue with Tram on dlevelH rIttsburR nd
~. ~ ~ going hast, Hrrvtng IN UleveiaaI aud Toledo
Nm aiiH'i ~ o5o M Apd Buhalo at 6so ~ $50 a.
w m1 ~ eilI'lnB "a ioiedo at 1910 M b. M Uoibs
' ~ lV'oO m, and Sandtsltv :, ,oIt at 6.l6
n. - -. a. nlsht Express for spfinss5io p m.
frs1n 9 Hu Deneionaie cOnheeng ~ "SSid' UrbanA
Rnsd s@o,lg @ heAl on Piltsburg Ft Wktna rorest with
y ili'luk OFestllne az g.l5 M I,,s lu Chicat
6ab M ak mts'i Nith Train arriving In a, nj 3iO
a 49, ~ anu OhcAgo at lU4O a Ia, ~ f,l Wayne al
sg0 ~ ealu I % anl Ioiedo Il. H. arrigine H. Tlth Tram
reacIaa AZ 4;oV nj and Buaao : sgeland at
,o reeies 9shGlsky 81 Tao Ia. At o:SO D ~
.T.nR p. H. huntsyilio Aacan,
asVO Dayton on arrival VI ITs,r Sauon, lsayina
w, wSaciinR Springfield at 300 lp Ur1non ron Cincinnati
rJ iLioeIty at ll;sS M beilslonte al 1913 m
"ur ~ htsFllie at l2:l2a m. ~ llibI d M
wastA,as tiA thls Line TO all points. A..
~ AtS IN US hau Al Tie Tickat(J Jhcs knst ana
Rs-Far. =" hINS, Ticket Agent "''e 'He y mon DepO
EorlrH lio anyways M low rs by any on
Rome iiltoa relative TO sbiilyf,1 Iogts, fsfgi
MAsSIyFi ~ ~ me Oompany's irrisb, ii,hht bg thus
ID agent n. kIOE 80 80 Depot-eJ. b.
" NLAffi Ten. Ticket Aeent feHhtendent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13

REAL ESTA TEA GBNT
NO. 29o THIRD STREET, AT JOHN II. sToPPEL-
MANS OFFICE.
I HAVE a large amount Of property for sale such
houses and lots in all parts Of the city at vari
GUS prices ranging from four hundred to thousand
dollars, on good payments, and well situated; and
any quantity Of vacant lots for sale. Also, several
farms for sale ranging from one hundred and pixty
acres down to two acre 1T, adjoining the CITY and in
the county. ~
Those having property for SALE and thoss wanting
to buy, will do well to call on me- Rs shall give
prompt attention toal business entrusted TO my care
have had cons derabls experience in the business
lasdlm A. E. MCCLURE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
SpFrtal Notices,
OU AO Err Y.

I EARNESTLY caution oil young men suffering
their health by patronising any of the advertising
quacks You eau fully recover by the methods used
by the Advertiser, nod by hundreds Of others and 10
no other way Read letter which, will send YOU II
you will send mo post paid envelope bearing your
address. Direct 10 EDWAHD II. TRAVERi Z .
de2gdawern LeeE BON, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
de-! Ton, 1enla and COLUMN. p.6,.-,- =

!, ~ ~ 4 ~ EIz,Awsu
J. tickets GS rog irSins baHInnE East va Colam5as S..
ea.i lHiee Daily Trains ESst ~ Esslerh sities
and coibnss SsI Ia SSEht Express IsSSs a'lon for the
stop only Al XenS and fosddI a. these raSs
Columbus way stations between Is-scD ~
moaaon s'Si IN; uo,ig, I,ghs express 446 MI Accom-
press 442 p. m ous and ClhoinnaIl IJSV n
Trans run by % ,,,. - AN'
y5 haa Layton TG;si0us ti;as time. which is
calling on 81 M ~ y ;sn ,, be had for all Eas,o-
noif I, iiNS, Ticket agent. 'A''t" ei'lesp D.
------- . w. NbODWA. I'D snn.r,,,,g..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
Illinois Central Railroad.
&Aa&R RAE -,

VHAN0E OF TIME. - -
" Trans vii %IonaAy IssT Aoyenherls, 1851,
e,,., Leave EISI MSR566dd S6d lanA, as IolIsEsf
Soinss Sns SSorth' S' no m and lion y - s,-r-.rq
iEanssnd y end 800 p IN. a. ys..f
SSoing North, 600 IN and a.sh rlu,s, n. gt
nOH wSoT.h, = iii9oa u and S'4B nm % sra ..s...
v. :. 0oHNsoN, Gen, Pissn.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
SaIoolla.

AMERICAN SALOON.
Corner OF Third and JeGsrsOA arrests.
...f.s d. s. LIE COMPT., ...shq
TNHE beat ef WINES, LIeuoRs, CIGARS, &C., al.
j ways on hand. go a0d1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
DHIIImOr and Ohio RaIIrosa ;

EkA ~ N& s54a:s5 sEsEs;.sr, rs,s..,,..,,,,,.a.,
" lnsen and and Balm BATH 5so 10 y srles a. ..s
uneS ii fta biarkersburg on t6o wss, and gheenS.
points the Vest WtIsSs Steamers &C. Tor shs Sfs S SAse
sah 9s Lrans baiy for ali ibs ~ fa NoFthsest -
Leave BaI5o9aiy Il uhr only route WssSinStSo1s1l S11lss
ana ol9 nj on sunday df,So ~ and loO m, s1S n,
and ! NJ, na'hhs'on a at 300 T;sU and TI II go m ono
I3T6asl ISt Il ssS aud S only and $50
va Ts ws'hns!og ofy stSn sddon bS procure
Inquire 5q fS tx and low as By qaSsgs 81
al any OF iho principal RalaaSo and 6hiO Rvfs fSSs
"a SULLIVAN, Gen, Was,s W.,,s West
w.P SMITH. M Nasal gtol' Gem Ticket et&Sst &as'stn As'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
A4Rnrp.
JAMES F.. DONALDSON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NO. 10 MAIN ST, OVER J. +. EDGARs STORE.
n..Gu,u~Ea a

I OFFER for sale the residence Of M. Jackson, on
L Jefferson street, third door south OF Fith. The
lot is one hundred and fourteen feet hon On the
premises is fine thu mee.story brick dwelling house,
containing fourteen rooms, fine garden and stable
Also, double frame house. This is one OF the mo
desirabled pieces OF property in Dayton, and will be
sold cheap, II an early application is made 10
JAMES f. DONALDSON, Real Estate Agent
mRldlm No. 10 Main street aecnnd sinrv |
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13

Persons OF sedentary habits troubled with weakness,
Rssitude palpitatlon Of the heart, Lack OF appetite,
distress afler eating, torpid liver constipation a.,
deserve 10 suffer II they will not try tho celebrated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-18


high reputation as military and executive
officer. He has oppressed no loyal man
knowingly, but lis whole course has shown
that his aim has been to bring back
secesslonists to a support OF the Government
either y mild or harsh measures. He IS doing
a good work, and we shall render him a will
ing and hearty support. With the assistance
of the National Government we must succeed
without it we must perish. Let rs not, then
smite the hand that would save US.
The vote then being taken the bill was unan-
mously rejected. .
The report that Gen Stuart was at Lees
burg last week, with 5000 Confederate cavaI-
ry, is contradicted; and the rumor that Fed
eral train had been attacked at Vienna, is, also,
contradicted It is said that the last raid
made at Vienna was by party Of Federal de-
serters, who succeeded in taking number
of horses, with which they made off.
In the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, or
Saturday, the motion to dissolve the injunc-
ton heretofore granted to restrain the Provost
Marshal from taking drafted men, was granted
Justices Strong, Read, and Agnew delivering
opinions in favor the dissolution, and Chlet
Justice Woodward and Justice Thompson III
opposition to it.
The New York News contends that when
Pope Plus TX addressed Mr.. Davis "over his
official signature, as ''lllustrious and Honora~
Bile President" it means that Pope Plus TX,
as sovereign Of Rome and as the head OF the
Roman Catholic Church, acknowledges the
Tndenendence of the Southern Confederacy."
It is announced that hereafter the Corpora
tion collectors will receive no more Virginia
money except bills of the Wheeling Banks, tor
CITY taxes. Corporation bills will be received
as usual.
The Library Of Judge Scarborough, Of Elr
ginia, formerly Judge Of the 7. 5. court OF
Claims has been seized by the Marshal OF the
District of Columbia under the "Contiscatlon
act.
. The steamers City of Baltimore and New
York sailed from New York on Saturday for
LIVERPOOL, the former taking out $845, ,750 and
the latter $780, 900 in specie.
The places opened for public worship, IN
this place, were all well attended yesterday
The average number Of small pox cases IA
the entire District of Columbia is stated to be
bout ] 200 by the policemen engaged IN max
ing special inquiry.
Five persons from the North have been ar
rested in Washington by the military authon,
ties while engaged in recruiting negroes to III III
up the quotas of distant States 1hey 10"
c,1nceeded IN enlisting 70 men
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07

soAP--The u erkst isQviet hut frr and ouo,..
tons nominsily unchanged The follow infs sre the
y,ctorY prices for soap "Lerfhe q Co, a,s Era
No Lie; Family 15t: No 1 lee Oleins aud soda
lse and Cranes Is p ID.
sTARCH-we notice further dyaucs on Starch
and new quote Pearl l2q1So ~ n.
moderate, and the market wi bout mate rial fuctu-
ation from revised quos of last week and
prices have ranged at l3) AID ls5 for OF oce grades
Ooopg and 10 ana l25 for common and fair ouaifty
0ooDgs. Souehong We continue TO "a ots at 95 and
li0per ID.
TOBACCO-The nuotuatlon OF the gold market
has te-ded to render prices nominal previous
ta'ions, which we continue without clsnHe Market
firm and transactions limited to immediate wants of
| the trade
| WOOL-Ths Trade sre nearly unanimous In the
opinion that the supply of doues c in any event
below tn SEXUAL requif eusnts of consumption sad
hence holders mani est no disposition to make con
\ cessions. -
FRElGliTS-Thsre Ia "a yet very little. efering
for CUBA ami business In this class of freights has
been mimi ortaEt there have been plenty Of YES
sells offering. but the demand has not been suheieni
10 induce acceptable rates aud vessels have sought
/ coal freigbts and other business The engagement
for the week be re been as foilows-Br bdg Slow
Bird out IL port north eide 1uba and return At -
/ per hid brig Mcehanis out 10 north side port and
| return return at 90 per hid; bark Mary z Fox Il
/ lead boards for Havana at Sti per NJ brig founs
| Repub,;. for Matanzas for the round cum OF sl5s
out--cargo delivered along side Of the vessel Bark
| Philena Ada Carter and brigs II Kennedy and y
Lincoln for Pictos, u.s. to load coal ior fortiane
| ut IS per ton. M
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
A Ooppsrhead Boaster Silenced.

!. few evening since a Commercial street
merchant. With quite as much copper In his
head as good sense. vas hoasting In one of our
hotels how Mcclellan would sweep the coun-
try, and challenging all the world aud the
rest Of mankind" to bet on the result. For
awhile he seemed to be master of the field and
to have 1t all his own way, but when bis boast
Ing and challenges became intensely defiant,
a stranger who had been quietly observing
what was going on, took out his wallet and
said he would like to cover $500 Of the Nc
Clellan fund. This started another stranger.
who proposed to invest $500, and to deposit
the money with the clerk Of the hotel. The
Jealous friend of Little Mac" wisely backed
down, sacrificing bis pluck to save his money.
The school OF Mcclellan Is not very good
one In which to cultivate courage, or to &C.
quire the art Of vanquishing Al enemy.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
Camden and Amboy VS.. the Soldier Boy.


The Camden and Amboy Railroad corpora
ton is one of the wealthiest monopolies in the
land. II controls the legislation Of the State
OF New jersey, and Of late has sought 10 con-
troll the legislation Of Congress. By its mo.
nopoiy powers it is enabled to keep the fares
I between New York and Philadelphia the
richest route on the continent, at an exorbitant
figure, and every man, woman and child 10
New England, having occasion TO travel be-
tween those two cities, is obliged TO PAY A
! TAX 10 THAT CORPORATION. 1t spends its
money without stint TO secure It's monopoly
annually to fee agents, lobbyists and the tools
of its power In aud out of Congress.
Last winter an attempt was made in Con-
gress TO get rid of this monopoly, so that Gov
ernment may transport its soldiers at reasona-
BILE rates, and the people may travel at reason
able rates, between the two largest cities OF
the Union.
L. ID. M. SWEAT not only voted to perpetu-
ate this infamous monopoly, but made speech
in its favor! The effect of his speech and
vote was to make every soldier who receives
his discharge in Washington, pay from fifty
cents to dollar tax TO this giant monopoly to
reach his home. Every msu going to Wash
ington from Name, TO minister TO or bring
home sick or wounded soldier son or brother.
and every one going to bring home the cher
ished remains of a fallen hero, has to pay
tribute TO this insatiate corporation aud L.
ID. M. Sweat lent himself 10 fasten such an
unjust and oppressive tax upon bis constitu-
ents!
1t would be interesting to know In what
manner this corporation returns compensa-
uon Tor such services rendered. 1t is not TO
DC expected that such a rich monopoly, owned
and controlled by millionaire copperheads,
will see their friend and advocates prospects
suffer If money will brighten them.
1t Is notorious that In this campaign money
is being used by the copperheads In the most
lavish manner. Two hundred dollars was
sent to a country town the other day for
campaign purposes. 1t is used in this city, as
freely as water. Where does it come from?
Who can doubt that Camden and Amboy is
Smelling out from their rich Golfers for the
benefit OF their friends That corporation
would he ungrateful, truly without q soul,
should II do less,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
DIED.

iu Washington. ID c. Aug 80. Nancis l., wife Of
Rev Ashby. late Of Saccarappa
In Wsteryiiie, Aug 2, Carrie Il. daughter Of Geo
and Eliza Shores. aged years.
10 uaity, Aug - Rachel, rife Of Edmund Murch.
aged AZ years
In Albion. Aug Is Mrwarren Drake, aged So yrs
hhed, Ia The aetien At Fiusser's Mills, Va Aug
10th, daring the operations North OF james River,
Seret Geo Albert bal eman, OF Co A, Ilfh Me Vol,
aged ~ ears months
sergt eniered .he ssryIce in April 1851. In the
lst Me- and again in SEPTEMBER 1851 IN the 18th Me-
Throughout the whole period bis name stands high
as brave solfier-by tire whole Regiment respected
tsach and BY his Company beloved for his whole
Regimenfai commander for special duty. requir-
ing paitcaiaT 53: age and coolress In the hour of
daneer-he wss voluntarily aoiAx such dnty when
he fell. fighting only brave man can isht with
mus ket bail through the head. dying Instantly An
other Of our eolniry's heroes has given his life TO
preserve her freedom. In raat better country he
We trs-. row has bic reward EPM
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
The Farmers Insulted.

Some siik-stocking, lavendar-scented, cod.
fish aristocrat In the Argus insults the farmers
OF the State by signing his name as though he
was one OF their honored profession; and
makes his dolorous complaints about partial
taxation. Every farmer knows that the man
OF large income has to pay a heavy tax on
that income; and also that the internal tax
bill purpose.y discFimlnates in favor of the
farming interest, there not being one cent Of
tax on real estate.
The farmer is intelligent, and will not be
caught by such copperhead clsp.trap.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07

Let the Union men remember then, that
they have got to contend with the power of
wealth; Of money furnished BY corrupt and
corrupting monopoly. "Fore warned fore
armed" is the adage. Let our friends see to
it that this overbesring moneyed corporation,
which has attempted TO control the legislation
of the country, does not control the balot-box
In the First Maine District.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
Virtual Confession of Palsehood.

Every member from Maine, except Mr..
Sweat and Mr.. Blaine, voted to repeal the
$500 exemption clause so that men who have
not $1,000 to buy a substitute must take his
chance IN the army.-Argus.
only last year every Union speaker in the
State was obliged meet and refuie the copper
head slang that the $500 Communication was de.
slsnedly arranged to favor rich men, and that
it bore oppress!yeiy upon the poor. Now they
are confessing to their past lies, and ask hon
est people to believe their fresh ones.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
See TO II that NO Illegal Votes
arc Cast.

The Union men in the country towns, es-
pecially those where they have copperhead
selectmen, should see to 1t that no persons vote
but those who have the right. Last year In
some towns in this vicinity, voters after d.
posting their ballot in one town went 60 an
other aud did the same. One of these persons
was brought before court aud sentenced to
confinement for period in the county jail
WATCH THE POLLS CLOSELY, we
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
Ro<ton stock I.lst.
MARRIED.,

In Buxton, Sept 8. By Rev w Cresscy Edmund
Dow and Miss Annie l. Rich. both Of Standish.
Ia Buxton. July 10. by Rev e W cresey. Dayid
Henson, Of b, aud Miss Sarah Jane NcCs,harine
OF Saco.
Hamlin. of Norway. and Miss Margaret l. Warren
of Ofisfleid.
In Bath. sept6. by Rev y Beard, saml ID Reed
Esq. of Phipsburg. and xiss Ellen Augusta storer,
of Bath
In PhIpsburs. Sspt3 james Rollins 18th Ne
Reg. and Miss Louisa Oliver, of p.
In Portsmouth Aug Geo " Dudley. Of sharon.
Mas. and Miss Lixzo Carr. of Bowdoinham, Me.
In Albion. Aug s. Geo II Dearborn and Hiss Fan
ny Mclaughlin boil Of Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07

9Th, barque Scotland. Eickels. Puget Sound: sih.
ship Edvsrf o. Bren, Gichrist, Calao; Dublin.
Coz. Nanaimo: 9th, brig Deacon bsichelder, Ppges
sound; 18th uit, ship Samuel Glover. MaibPn. ior
NEW oRLEANs-cldasth I. barque Savannah.
Below 9th, baroue r Walker. from Phnsdsl-
phia; brig Lagrange, whitney. from do.
PORT ROYAL SC-Ar 28th ult, sch Harriet srew-
s,er. Hawkins, Bath; slst, bsrque mary Bentley
Ar ist Inst sch Ligh.soot. CLARK. Morris Island,
"a. brig Geo Burnham. Thornton. Philadelphia sch
Challenge. Burton. New York.
CID 2sth. sch Coast Pilot, Rowley. Philadelphia;
3oih bafSue ironsides. ispley. Bangor.
BALTIMoKE-Ar %. sch + W johnson, Thomp-
son, Elizabethport
Cld %, SCH Frances Hatch Thompson. Elizabeth
NEW YoRK-Ar Sd, barque Jasper Dixon. from
PALERMO; sch Moseile, Young, Gloucester
sho,sur s ZIP, srin9ell spencer London;
Field. Hamburg; brigs Centaur. Johnson q en,ue.
go3; kennebee, Blair, Lingan CB; Spray, Rose I'm
windsor Ms; schs Otter k0ck Thou pson Ii,ean
CB; w Eaton, Mason. Windsor Ms; Ida Nav
Buck. Dorchester; Medford. Hopkin Eiizabeti,uoyt
Babidge. Rocklsnd; Maria Lunt, Boynton, BsnEor;
Hero. carter, dol Meady Wilcox. Portland for
cid Sd. schs velma. stanwood, Lingan CD; d
wi,l'sms, ihorndike, Frankfurt
sA brig Maria. Morris, Glaze Bay CD: scbs
+ y ~ Was. 81 Andrews NIB; Msriei, kipat-
CID, ships Regent, iiamblin. MonteYideo; Angus.
ius, Brooks, MsrseiIIes barques Volunteer, Whit
ten, shanghse; Sol wIldes. Wade. Cork; brig Ere
donna Mills. Cow bay ca,
Below 9Th; new bsfque from Kennebsc.
MN hAsEN-Arft h' brig Aroossook, Weber,
PRoyIDEScE-Ar 9Th. sch c W Dexter. East.
Ar5,h brig Aifara,ta, Bibber. rietOu; sch Cyprus.
Cole, Calais.
BRIsrOL-Arsd brig condoya. EDDY. Delaware
Ci,y; sch Mary A, Merrill, from Rocklsnd for Pro-
violence.
FAILRlyER-Ar 3D.. big II couree. Cox. fun
Bangor.
sd 81 sch Boomer, Haskell. Boston
NEwP0RT-Ar 4th. schs ID King. Price. Calais
for New York; Clarisa. snow, Ellsworth .or Digh-
ton Union. Pinkham Rondoat for salem
Ar 5ih, schs Alciope, Fletcher. and zicoya, Murch,
Roudout for Boston.
HOLINESS BOLE-Ar Sd, schs Diadem. Black
Philadelphia Tor Yarmouth Rainbow, Fletcher. I'm
Ar 4th. schs Carepa. Small Ellsworth for Dighion !
Charlotte. Richardson, I'm Bangor for New bedford
Neptune, Clark, Mashiss for Providence.
Ar 9th, sehs BlooneF, Haskell, Fnll River for Eos
ton; sol Frsrcis. CottreII I'm Gay bead for selep;
Bound Brock. Perry, yinahayen for New Bedford.
Sailed 4th. sehs feucinian. kl1a Frances. Idaho.
Sasse sfaeor aor sod f o,bes.
NEW BEDFORD = Ar 9th, sch Henry Crosby
Smith. Bangor.
B0sTON-Ar 5,h, ship Empire Queen. Brl Moran.
from Liverpool; brig NewbuTy, howes. fietoui sen
GID 9th. bar9ue springbok, Larsen, CAPE Haytieni
strout. Linsan CB.
Cid 9Th. brigs Abbie Tiicomb, Titeomb, New Or
/ lelns; X Hassel. hassel. Belfasr.
sALEM-Ar 9Th. schs Engineer, willard, tn Gov
| BATH-Ar 9TH, ship Clara Ann, stinson. nom
! Turks island.
/ CID 9Th. sen. b Jones, Tatem Washington; Cara
Eiweil, Hart, Fortress Monroe
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07

OPENING AND CLOSING THE PoLLs.-The
change OF time for opening and closing the
polls on Monday next. applies only to that
election, and governs no subsequent election
The change Is provided for In the resolutions
relating to the proposed change In the cons,l-
tuition securing the soldiers the right to vote.
The polls open all over the State at 0 A. NJ,
and close at @ p. M.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07

For THE FRONT. - Adjutant Charles r.
Larrabee, Both Maine Regiment, will leave tor
the front on Monday next. He will gladly
take any small packages for the soldiers Of
that regiment, who are now doing guard duty
at Harper's Ferry, II left at No. SO Middle
street prior to the time of his departure.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07

Col WALTER HARRIMAN.-A correspon-
dent at Freeport says this sterling New Hamp-
shire patriot gave an excellent address In that
town Monday afternoon. He thinks Col. H.
one of the ablest speakers on the stump In
this State. and advises all who can do so to
hear him.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
Union Cauc,,s.

five O'Clock In the afternoon, TO nominate q eandi-
dsts to be supported Representative to the
State egslatuie.
Also 10 choose Town Committee for the ensuin y
year.
Per order Town Comnaittee.
Cspa Elizabeth Sept. 9th. ls5i-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The unconditional Union voters Of westb;ook are
requested to meet at the House, In said town,
on Thursday. The 7th inst, at O'Clock r. NJ, to
uomieste candidate for Representative to tae
next legislature.
Per order Town Committee.
westbrook, Sept. 6, lsoi-d& wfd
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
Ward Caucuses.

The qualified voters of this City. who desire tie
unconditional maintenance of the Union, and the
supremacy OF the Constitution and the complete sup
Preston OF the rebellion with the cause thereof by
vigorous war and all apt aud efficient means,
guest to meet at their several Ward Rooms, on
"Wednesday Evening Next,
SEPT. TIN, AT IL O'CLOCK.
Hr the purpose of selecting Seven Delegates from
och ward to meet in Conv, nion for the purpose Of
Uiecing four candidates for Representatives TO the
&si4latore from this city
The Cslcuses will be holden in the following
tls,es:-
ward l, at Engine House, Monument si.
2 Ward Rosm, Congress 81
- g. Myrtle 81
OLD CiIy Hail.
g. South st.
g. Spring st.
"a Bracket st.
By Order Of the
CITY COMMITTEE.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
Notice.

DR0P0SALs will be received at the Mayor,s az
l. nee until Monday. Sept. II. at ~ o clock noon
TOR building Brick Stab the rear Of the Fp CINE
House on Brackets ST. Plans and specifea ions car
DO seen ~ the Mayors ONCE. The committe reserve
the right - rein.e all proposals IL not considered
for the Interest of the oityf
JACOB MeLELLAN
Chairman Com on Public Buildirss
Sent = 1854 did
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
CITY OF PORTLAND.

In tAs Year One TAoGsand Ei0At Aandrsd and
sirty. -Four,
An Ordinance to prevent obstruetions upon Port
land and Forest Avenue Railroad
Be IL ordained By tAe Mayor, Aldermen. and Com
noa Council u the Gty " Portland, IL City CoHH
eil assembled. az J6iiors:-
SEcTI0N J Any person wiifally placing an oh.
~ ST. netion Is any KIND upon Zoe rail- Of the Port
laud and fOrest Avenue Railroad In the streets ~
this City, shall DO published By fine not exceeding
Twenty Dollars.
SEC. a. Ihis ordinance shall take eject and be In
force from and after Its approval BY the Mayor
Approved, Sept 9, 1854.
- JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
ssp,T-a2w I'M. HEATH. city CLERK.