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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19


To the Editor the Press:
The following commissions have been issued
since my last: e-f
Eighth Regiment Infdntry-J ames HI. II.
Hewett, Thomaston, Captain Co. d; Alexan-
der G. Drake, Detroit, 1st Lieutenant Co. D:
George Capers, Exeter, I'd Lieut.. Co. D;
George W. Mitchell, Livermore, Adjutant;
America Walton, Patten, Captain Co. B;
Pearl g. Ingalls,, Sherman, LIST Lieut.. Co. B !;
William Campbell, No. 8, Range 5, LIST Lieut..
Co. E; Ephraim W. Wildey, searsmont Capt
Co. H; Charles E. Carr, Belfast, LIST Lieut.. Co.
G; George Perry, Waterville, 1st Lieut.. Co. !.
First Battalion Sharpshooters-Charles F.
Sawyer, Rockland, Captain Co. G.; Stillman
G. Archer. Cherryfeld. 1st Lieut.. Go. c.
Orders have been issued from the War De-
partment which say, Applications for trans
fer of men absent from hospitals. on fnrlough,
will not be entertained, nor will such transfer
be made except upon sufficient evidence Of
Inability to travel. All men failing to return
to hospitals from WHICH they received fur
loughs, upon the expiration thereof will be
reported as deserters. Permanently disabled
men can report, as directed by circular No. s.
Adjutant Generals, office, January 22d. 1864
to the nearest Medical Director, for final dis
position of their cases." 4ss..,-.
Brigadier General Lorenzo Thomas, Adit.
Gen. U. S. A., who has been organizing color
ed troops in the West, has raised some sixty.
thousand of these troops. He has some diff
Guilty in getting captains and lieutenants for
his regiments. He organizes them indepen-
dent of any of the military boards, which ex-
anime officers for commissions in colored
regiments, appointing whoever he may see fit
and not subjecting them to an examination.
The General will appoint to captaincies or
lieutenancies in these troops, officers who have
held these positions in Maine regiments who
can get recommendations from their former
regimental or brigade commanders. These
officers need undergo no examination. The
General will issue commissions to them of the
same grade as those they formerly held and
perhaps grade higher. This is an excellent
chance for officers who have been mustered
out of service and desire such situations, that
ueSIre " Ioulhiu III bHo ebIFACe anu IOH WHOM
places cannot be found in existing State or.
CARNATIONS. T
Col Granger of the 9th Maine writes that
the total vote in his regiment was $40; 2p3 Of
these were for Lincoln and AT for McClelan.j
The State vote was not so large, many Of
them having voted at home in September.
The result was, Cony 173, Howard l.
The soldiers in the 10th Corps Hospital in
which the 9th and lth Maine regiments are
located gave A votes for Lincoln and none
for Mcclellan. 4
Cav. Corps Hospital, Lincoln 65 Mcclellan
I'd +" rs !"
Dismounted Cay. camp" 81 +"
Yours truly, HELIos.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

GROSS ANNoYANcE-Weh have received an
anonymous communication in behalf of the
"Old Ladies" who attend public meetings in
the City Hall, complaining Of certain Young
Ladies GU who, at lectures and on almost all
occasions when strict attention is desirable,
will indulge in talking, laughing and other
unlady-like demonstrations, to the great an
noyance OF those who wish to hear. This was
particularly the case in the proscenium at the
late Union Jubilee, while DR.. Caruthers and
others were speaking. Young Ladies will
never require to have their attention called to
SO gross breach of propriety more than once.
II is grossly insulting to those who 60 to lee
lures or concerts to hear and thus to be In
structed or gratified, to have their rights in
terfered With. No one has right on such an
occasion to disturb otheFs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Frfday..,.s........... November 49,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York,
Steamer Montreal, LiscQmh, Boston,
Steamer New brunswick, Winchester. st John
NIB for Boston.
Ship Australia, tBr) Rankin, Troon. Scot, LIST ult
Baique Henry Lord, PIakham, Piotou NS-re-
ports morning Of the Tito, VIM Mccarthy, seaman.
fell from aiOft aud died in an hour after.
Brig j ID Ii coln Ranlof, Pctou.
Brig Prtntiss Hobbs, Ellis, Philadelphia.
= Br < Hattie s Emery, Fits, Aeuth Amboy.
Brig Fred Eugenie Crockett, Rondout.
Brig Frank E,Allen, Merrill, Boston.
Sch Maine Law, Amesbury, Norman's Poud.
Sen Francis Harriet. (Br) ThJrne, st John NIB.
Sch exchange, Randall, New Bedford.
q Sch Maj Anderson, Hussey. BiddefDri.
Sch Evelyn, Crowley, Addison for New York
Sch Ocean Belle, Beai, NJ achias for New York.
q sch Union, Wallace. Millbridge for New York
Sch Doris, Bonsey, Ellsworth for panyers.
Sch Harden, Bunker, Gauldsboro for Boston.
Sch Betsey Eliza, Thurston, Bangor for Boston,
Sch Lunkersue, Lawry, Bangor Tor Boston.
Sch Sparta, Hopkins Frankfort for lynn.
Sch Z ID King, -, Hallowell for Boston.
Sch Louisa, Weeks, Bath for Boston
Sch Franklin Bailey, Wiscasset for Boston.
3 3tu CLEARED.
Barque Ada (Br) Murphy, st John NB-T Pad.
dock. r n.
Brig America. OBI Mckenzie, Matanzas- Chase
Bros Co.
Brig r Curtis, Atherton Matanzas-Issac Emery
Sch Electric Light Wallace. delphia-Orlan-
do Nickerson.
Sch George Deering. Willard. Philadelphia G
Willard,
sAILED-wind sW-Barquss Agnes Fl aser n
des, and others. A44
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Soldiers, Vote at New Orleans,

The Maine officers and soldiers on detached
Office of Major Robie, on the sth inst, with
the following result;
For Lincoln 50; for Mcclellan |.
The vote for Cony and Howard, for Govern
or, was the same as for President.
For Representatives to. Congress: John
Lynch IL; Sidney Perham 8; Jas. G. Blaine
10; John Fl. Rice IA; Fred. A. Pike 10; A. r.
Gould /. The last named was lEr, Blaine's
copperhead opponent. The voters we're from
nearly all the counties in the State. They
voted for County officers, but the returns are
not of general interest.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
NEW MUSIC ROOKs.

DR. LOWELL MAsoN's NEW MUSIC Books
A. for Schoo are now ready; The Song arden,
First Book, price 90 cts. The Song Gurden, Second
Book price IS CTS Esch complete in itself. To be-
flowed by The Song Garden, Third Book as SOL n
asiready. .rs
Mr. WIN. r. BRApBURY's NEW BOOK for Sing
ing Sch ois and Choirs; The KeV-R Ote, q new coli
lection of Church Music Price $3.50.
No commendation Gems necessary of new books
by music Al authors Of such wide reputation whose
previous works In these departments have been very
rucn more successful and popular han those any
other authors. nr
Specimen copies By mail post aid for the prices
named Published by MASON BROTHERS,
noyi913t New York
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,tss-Dsfsated Candidates

Presidential Votes Defeated Candidates
The eollowinq item has been going the
rounds of the papers;
aMcClellan receives the smallest vote OF
pros;dential candidate except at the cleo
tion in 1904, when Pinckney, the Federal can
didate. had only fourteen votes"
The Boston Journal copies and says:
This is true, with the exception of the case
of Mr.. Douglas, who, in the election of 1860.
received but taoelue electoral votes.
At Jefferson's second election, Charles G.
Pinckney received but fourteen electoral
votes. The next most heavily defeated candi-
date In the Presidential lists was Rufus King,
who received in the election of 1916 thirty
four votes. John Bell at the last election but
one was little higher, he having thirty-nine
votes. Next in order came Gen. Scott, in
1852, with forty-t votes; Henry Clay in
1882, with forty-nine; and Martin Van Blu
rem in 1910. with sixty. Even in the quartette
fight of 1922, between jackson, Adams, Craw-
ford and Clay, the latter had thirty
votes"
The journal is not quite SO well posted as
its minute figures would seem to indicate. 1t
has overlooked the fact that, at the time Of
Madison's first election, in 1908, George Gin
ton received six votes; that at Jackson's Sec
ond election, in 1892, James Floyd received
eleven votes and William Writ seven; that at
Van Buren's election in 1886 Daniel Webster
received fourteen votes and Willie P. Man
gun eleven.
In explanation of the small vote for Mr..
Douglas in 1860, it is only a simple act of
justice to the facts of history to say that four
candidates were regularly in the field; that
Judge Douglas, though the lowest Of the four
in the electoral colleges was next to the high
est in the popular vote. Mr.. Lincoln received
1857 "a of the popular votes, and Mr. Doug
1885, While Mr.. Douglas, with this
large popular expression of his party received
but twelve electoral votes, John G. Breckin-
ridge spirit only s47,95a popular votes, had
seventy-two electoral votes.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

Reverdy johnson, in a letter dated Septem-
Der 10, and carefully reproduced in the cop
perhead papers, made an ass of himself by
saying of Mr.. Lincoln a8B
How can an honorable man believe that one
VINO has so signally failed for almost four entire
years, can be successful if another four years be
granted him? No one in Congress certainly.
Not twenty members believe him equal or at all
equal TO me mighty task. He has been tried
and found wanting
More than two-thirds of the next Congress
will write the Hon. Reverdy down falsi6er
Of facts, aud leave him to get out of the rid
tedious position in which his partisan malipni-
ty has placed him, as best he can.
Mr.. A. A. Hanscom,-formerly of the Saco
Democrat, but now of the Manchester IN. H.
Democrat-on the 9th of September, took it
into his head to make up McClellan's cabinet.
Very accommodating in Mr.. Hanscom. he
was always kind man. So he said: e
st was wise thing in the Chicago Conven-
uon to place Mr.. Pendleton on the ticket instead
Oh mr.. Guthrie. The first makes capital pre-
siding officer and the last viii make Just such a
2ecre1ary OF the Treasury as the country must
nave, II 1t ever gets oat of its financial embar-
easements; A loud and universal demand will
Se maue ,naU MT Guthrie shall be placed at the
head OF the national exchequer." 4ao
Let Alpheus call out for Mr.. G. The ode
mand" should be made at once. He may "call
spirits from the vastly Deep" but one party
will be about as tardy as the other in respond
ing to the bugle cry of the Manchester man.
On the 4th of NoVember-four days before
the election-the argus again prophecied -.
"Mr. Lincoln will find himself this year in
minority of the electoral as well as the popu-
lar VOTE"
Well, how stands it? All the States but
three, and over 100000 majority on the pOpu-
tar Votel They hit within 100000 or 100000
OF 1t, at any rate. 1t might have been worse.
On Nov. An, the Belfast Republican cried
out, "don't be respondent" The editor had
previously been arrested for his traitorous pre-
ciiVities, and feeling rather "down in the
mouth" he1writes an article on "Desponden-
cy." He tries hard to rally the faithful, and
bring his own courage up; but makes poor
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

ELIZABETH B. ADAMS, formerly ehamberlin,l
NJ D. Analytical Practitioner. 2l4 Congress. corner
Pearl street. Consultation FREE to all from to z
A. NJ :, and to P. NJ. saO fn54r
Aregular graduate from the Boston Female Med
ical College, with 10 years successful practice
ablss her to er hope to the sick and especially to
femas and children afflicted with chronic diseases
Her remedies arepureiy vegetable chemically pre-
pared and the certainty with which they cure dis.
eases of whatever form, causes them to receive as
they merit. The utmost confidence of the sick Mid
wifery attended to as usual -A
DR.. Adams. is assisted by DR.. J, Wesley Kelley, OF
Boston, soe surviving founder OF the Analyticalsys-
tem) who is in attendance at her office the second
Tuesday and Wednesday of each month.
Nov 3-d&w 3m tNn
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MARRIED..

In this city, Eoy II. by Rev Sanl Roy, Thomas u
Nash, of Bremen, and Miss Annie L6ddy, Of this
city.
In this city. Nov II, by Rev H d Moo Q. Simon B
Adams. OF Saco, and Miss Jennie A Cleayes' OF
Biddeford. mo cards]
In Boston, Nov g. BY Rev e Webb, Jas II Coch-
rane, Esq, of Monmouth, Me, Deputy Sec of State.
and Miss Julia A Alien. of ut Vernon. sf
beth JONES' FaG N af
10 Alma. Nov Is, David Erskine. of Newcastle.
and Miss Emma Mclean.
In Augusta. Nov TO- Danl Lambert and Miss Han
nah Whitman, both of Brighton.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR.
--Horehound has been from time immemorial
popular remedy for coughs and colds, and
tar has ever enjoyed rare popularity for af-
fections of the chest, air-passages and lungs.
Hale's "Honey of Horehoand and Tar" is a
peculiar combination of the vital principle OF
these two indictments, and is said to cure, In
consequence, all that class of diseases which
lead to consumption in the most extraordina-
nv and reliable manner. How the distinguish
ed chemist has succeeded in blending these two
great medicinal forces is mystery, but their
remedial effect is amply vouched for by those
the Honey has cured.-N. Y. Times.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

RECRUITING There was no recruiting
yesterday at the Provost Marshal's Office
One recruit presented himself to the Surgeon
and was examined and accepted, but he had
pot exactly made up his mind to enter the SER
vice yet. He was formerly sergeant in the
British service.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

ErThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, S21-2 Exchange
St., opposite Postofice, Portland.
9ssrF W. s.. SAWYER.
Hon. WIN. P4Tr FEssESDEN, Sec'y Treas'y.
oct 10 6m. M
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
WuAr A WHoPPERl-The Arous 3,

WHAT A WHoPPERi-The Argus says;
sThe 7th Maine Battery threw eighty votes
for Gen. Mcclellan to seventy-eight for Mr..
Lincoln" g eas
The 7th Maine Battery did not throw q
single vote for Mcclellan. The vote stood,
Lincoln IS; Mcclellan 00Ol
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
Administrator sale of Real Es
.srs tate.

DY virtue of license from the Judge Of Probate
ID for Cumberland County. i shall sell at public
auction. on the premises. on Saturday. the seven
teepth day Of December next. at o'clock P. N, 20
much of the real estate Of Amos knight. late Of
Westbrook, in said County as will produce the sum
OF four hundred end twenty mine dollars said es-
tate is situated in Westbrook, bounded westerly by
the road leading to Duck Pond Mills; southerly BY
b. Walkers land; westerly by A. Hawkes. land;
it being wood land. The above described land will
To sold subject to the widows Dover. Terms cash.
CHARLES G. KNIGHT, Administrator.
Wostbrook, Nov. 15 1864 47NSws
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

FELL. OvERBoARD.-One John Smith, ft Ii
from Custom House wharf last night, into the
dock. 1t was low tide but he was unable 10
help himself. Two of the special police res
cued him from his perilous situation and con.
veyed him to the watch house. He sprained
bis ankle in falling.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

PATREoT4c.-A clergyman writes us from
Kennebec Ceuntyi u haye prayed and preach
ed for my country for the last four years, and
1 thank heaven, that loyalty and treason have
been put on trial. American people have Civ
en- glorious perdict. The heavens be prais-
ed. ON. feopLe are LQudLn .a-t
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
DIED.
"a MES rehitabla. wife Of John

In this city, Nov is, Mrs kehitable wife OF John
Gray. aged So years 7 months
In New Gloucester, Sept p. Mrs Fetsey B, wife Of
Joseph Penny, aged "a years.
Eastern papers please copyl
In Bath. Nov Is, Mrs Ellen, wife OF John Edwards,
aged 80 years
In boothbay, Nov Is, Mrs Mary A. wife OF WIN
Fisher. aged 46 years; l7th Ms Elizabeth Pinkham,
aged "a years.
In Blddetord. Nov 10. of consumption, Mrs Lydia
a; vile OF Rev VIM Yeoman aged SO years.
In Mt Vernon. Nov s. Mrs Susie NJ wife of Albion
ton, aged "a years months. -'
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

ky-EpiIeptic Fits can be Cured.--Dr.
LooKRow haYing become eminently successful in
curing this terrible malady, invites all similarly Af
ctei to call send for circulars OF references and
testimonials of numerous cases cured of from to
twenty-four years standing. He devotes his atten-
ton especially to diseases Of Axis
or Nervous system, and solicits investigation of
his claim to the public confidence. tt
He may be consulted at his private residence No.
141 West 421 street, daily from 10 A. N. to 2 P. M ,
except Saturday and sunday Address all letters to
DR. Y. B: LOCKROW, New York.
Care off O. Box 5lle oc7d3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
IMPORTS.

NoRMAN's POND. Sch Maine Taw--a00 n,,sb.
els salt, to order. ' ~
fICToU Ms Barque Ii P Lors-45O tons coal to
j L Farmer. W WINS wal W
Brig D Lincoln-S39 tons coal, J /. Farm,r
ST JOHN NIB Sch Francis Harriet-35 chaldrons
COAL Thos Paddock.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

MCCLELLAN AID SHERIDAN.-A special
dispatch from Washington TO the Boston Her
aid, Nov. 18th, says: ti9 ~
The resignation of Gen. Mcclellan was ac-
cepted to-day, to take effect on the Sth inst,
the day it was written. Gen. Sheridan was
thereupon appointed Major General to GIL
the vacancy in the regular army, occasioned
by the resignation of Gen. Mcclellan. Gen.
Sheridan was only captain in the regular ar
my before his promotion to-day. N
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
Pittsburg & Boston Petroleum Comply.

THIS Company has az .usl producing interest
sumcient TO pay Oh Id nds from ihs start.
Circulars, giving all necessary information In re.
gard to the property ofthe Company, can be obtain.
ed at our ofica
Stocks at 81, 80 FER share not subject 10 assess.
ment, for ssle by WIN ii. WOOD SON.
Nov 19-dlw
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

ALL OWING no THE AReUs.-An Irish
servant girl in this city, just before TIE cleo
ton, wagered with an American domestic that
Mcclellan would be elected. stalking her hard
earned wages for six weeks, which she of
course lost. She lived in family where the
argus was taken and afforded the only means
of illumination enjoyed in the kitchen.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
FRENCH eUAYANA = FIXED LIGHT OF sALUT
IsLErs.
Information has beea received at this office that q
light has been exhibited from lighthouse recently
erected Royale Isles. of the Salut Islets,
the Coast of French Guyana.
The light is fixed white light, placed the su
NIT of the Hospital st elevation Of 200 feet above
the level of the sea- and should be In clear
weather from distance Of Is miles.
By order
WB SHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington City, 1864.
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TFRoM MEncHANrs, ExcuANaE.l

IFRoM MRRcHANTs' EXCHANGED
PORT ROYAL, SC, Nov l1-Sid, brig Geo Blu, n
ham. Tho nton, Philadelphia.
NEW YORK, Nov ls-Ar. ship Mayfower, from
Boston, Iita
AR at Kingston. ia, 9TH ult, barque Ann Francis
from Machas; 2lst, brig Conquest, Calais; 9Th inst
brig VIM Allen, Machias. iil DIS
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

R"An elegant Extract, as the dentist said
when he pulled out half Jaw With 10 tooth.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
Found.
Wanfcd.

RT young man "a years of are, situation as
~ salesman or book-keeper in a wholesale Corn
and Flour or Grocery Store Best Of reference Civ.
en-. Address ~. b." Press Office Rovl9di e
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

B-The price of board in Richmond is only
forty dollars per day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

ANDREW Dew. RARsS, NJ. D.,
Graduate Of the university Of Edinburgh" Scotland,
Late Resident Surgeon of the 'Royal Maternity
-4saA 8 tsA Hospital" Edinburgh.
Residence-corner of Cumberland and Locuststs.
p-odiee hours, to II 4. NJ. and to4r.M.
afssAN-sAt3 situ eetl72mt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALH's

kS- Carriers Of the Daily PRESS are not allosOed
to sell papers on their routes.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

Nov IA, no lat, sc, ship Archer Ores ey, fIn Bos
ton for San Francisco, steering Sc,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

H-Ifyou arein wantofany kind ofPRINTIEe
all at the Daily Press Office. A Nt
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
Boston stock list.

~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly printe
1T thia office tha5 e.
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HnREIGN PORTS.

AT Cape Town OCH, Sept 23d, barque Urania
Cooper. from New York, ar 14th, would proceed to
H HaIodadi Aug 70, barqueJ W seayer, Snow.
Ar at Honoiul Sept a. barque Comet, Smith. San
Francisco.
Below. ship Winged Arrow, Berry, FIN San Fran.
Sid I'm valparaiso Sd inst ship David Prentiss,
ms Sid fn Newport lss, chip Ellen Stewart. Coffin st
SD FIN Glasgow Cd ship Sarah March, elchsr
ua Ar q Leghorn both uIt, brig Humboldt. Boysen
r., A. Sierra Leone Sept 3d. barquo Helen Maria,
TUFTS. for Boston 9th.
=, AT Of St MichaeIs Sd ult, sch willard, Mitch
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SOciRI Levee.

A Lincoln Han, over Engine House Munjoy Hill,
A Tor the benefit Of sick and wounded soldiers az
u O'Clock, on Monday mig hit
G7-l ieksts 25 cents. Coed music in attendance
Nov. l9-dlt&
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Coal for Sale.
COnl for EnIe.

A NY one wishing to purchase ten ton-mOre or
N lessof Lchgh COAL stove size for (sl3 5Ol thir
nifty by addressing IF. FL at the Pr ess Office
Nov l8-1w
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work of it, He cries out,--aWe have private
adyices OF the most cheering character from
every quarter" Yes, they were prioate- land
SO private that they were never confirmed by
the public. Look up, he cries, at the bright
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

Reverdy johnson, in a letter dated Septem-
Der 10, and carefully reproduced in the cop
perhead papers, made an ass of himself by
saying of Mr.. Lincoln: " ~.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

will place himself at the head of a million of men
aud by virtue of military power declare himself
President of the United States.''
Here we have something lively! Gen. Nc.
Clellan proposes to fghu He appears in a
neao cast OF character-and will openly turn
his guns on Washington Secretly, for long
time! openly now! A million of men! COP.
perheads! Secessionists! Traitors at the
north! Accommodating Walt You rate the
number of the enemies OF the Union high!-
No doubt you thought it necessary. Nothing
snort of million would answer Little Mac.
Lei Senator Wall see that there is "gunboatn
AZ nano 70 which George may retreat, in case
ne should meet few men to oppose his on.
ward march to the Presidency Wall has put
iorln the programme, let him see that the e.
treat is coveredl When shall Wa COO th;e ter-
rife army marshalled, which bv virt,o Of mil
itary power, "is to overthrow the Ronrh,io o.,
We saw all that could be got into that draft.
make up to the polls on the sth, and oct 90
sound drubbing from the Union men as eid
Early just now by Sheridan's braves in tho
Valley Tryiitl again, adventurous WALL
With so courageous a leader, nothing IS i'm
possible; and perchance with such generals
as the editors from whom we have quoted
the argus, Democrat, Belfast Journal, &c.
&C., the county may be revolutionized, and
Mcclellan seated in the Presidential chair,
WIN Wall as his prime minister! Look out
ior storm about the 4th of March, when the
ni'iiion move on the capital! 1On! reticent
garruions Senatorl Have you not let "the
cat out of the bag" too suddenly. Verify thon
art stolid Wall! e-siiis
Meantime, in view of the expositions ia
this article, of the recklessness of the copper
head editors-let them be branded as deceiv-
ers on the most grave national matters-and
as unworthy ofbelief ever hereafter.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
Letter from the State Capital.

AUGUSTA, Nov. Is, 1854.
To the Editor Of the Press:
The following commissions have been issued