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The Portland daily press., 1864-08-08
DIR. h. GOODALE's
CATARRH REMEDY.

DR.. Goodale has combatted Catarrh until he has
fought 1t down II has been long war but his tri-
umph Is complete. Through all coming time his Ca
tarrh Remedy will be known As the only one anti
dote for disease which supercialists have declar-
ed incurable. Catairh doctors, so called spring up
Ike mushrooms. on all sides. The object Of these
pocket practitioners is money. They use dangerous
Instruments. Their violent manipuiations irritate
the already infismed membrane. They never cure
DR.. Goodsles treatment is medicinal. not mechani-
CAL He does not believe In the force-pump system,
which Is working much mischief His remedy
passes through the absorbent the seat of the dis
ease and obterates Il. 1t does not relieve merely
for day, but for all time. Lastly it costs dollar
abo,tle-no more.
DIR. Dodge Of Auburn NJ
After having witnessed the effects Of this Remedy
In Catarrh, thus speaks OF it;It Is truly and un.
eonditonally Hereulean Specific the hole dis
ease. such an article ought not to be '.hid under
oushel, and any man who can invent so truly an
efficient and positive remedy for such q loathsome
disease ought to be considered one of the beneac-
tors OF his race, and his name and the effects OF his
skill perpeiusted. Yours respectfully,
d. L DODGE. A.. N.
Piias Miles, the peli-kno,cn Trareiler,
And whose family physician DR.. Goodaie was for
Catarrh. he eau cure it," &c.
Price 81 Send stamp for pamphlet.
DIR. GOODALE'S Office and Depot rs, Blocker
street. one door west OF broadway, New York.
II. Hay Agent for Portland
June I'd, 1868. june2d,y
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-08

To Let.
ONE STORE in Galt's Block.
O Apply to H. I. MACHIN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
suCcesafai RecOnnoissance -kufIer's
steamboat EIcadqusrters-Pryor Sap.
posed 10 br n Spy.

spe, I.T DsplI0n 20 The y. !. ITIDUTr.
wAsHINGTos Thursday, Dee I. 1854.
The following dispatches have just been re-
ceiyed at this BCIeau
Your Potomac Army correspondents T. :. ;. reports
a cavalry reconnaissance on Monday which returned
with large number OF coGtrabands and twelve wagon
loads Of barrcled beef captured while in transit and
supposed TO have been smugged into the Rebel lines
from the James River.
L. II. H.. from the Army OF The james. reports that
Gen Butter has taken the steamer City Of Hudson Us
his hesdquartcr-boat. He also states an impression
which prevail, in the army tina; Pyors capture was de
signed Dv him ia iigtherance OF has well known charac
ter and purposes as confidential scout aud Spy. His
appearance before our lines and lis
entire confidence 10 being speedily exchanged give
plausiby to the conjecture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02

INIKt,
Memphis papers OF Yesterday give detailed ae-
counts of plot by Rebel agents to burn the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Depot and Government stores
worth g.. 100000.
The pio, was discovered BY the United States detee'
ti,cs TO whom the matter was ntrusted BY Gen. Wash
burn. and the ncendaries wore caught in tho act OF
firing the buildings.
alleged that these emssarics were to receive from
the Rebel Government ten per cent OF the value of the
property thus destroyed.
DR. Mcclellan proprietor Of the Charleston House OF
Memphis is among those arrested he ~ ehafgeu WIN
being the agent OF the Rebel Government anu coneoct
ing the plot. NIL,
The prisoners have been confined 10 living Block.
They win be tried by military commission and PROB
ably hung
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
Fy:Ou VIsE aOL,E.
Extract. from Richmond Papers "f Hon
any.

orTKyR,k oP PgiN,NEiS Al SALlSbTEf, y. y
from the Richmond Enquirer Nos. ~
On Thur,day last "A serious attempt WAS niinr
NV Tho Federal prisoners confined ~ salisbury. y. ..
10 make their escape which rapidly ana cneetu''
nuolled at the expense Of considerable hahA," olV,p
II ,uDcar. that plot lad been formed among thc p'
oners OF whom there ars at Salisbury some i'V1 10
oy.ruoyer the inferior guard Of the ehcanpin'h 'nen
Lr.k through the Inc OF the psrapei guard AMI amer
sccuring Nil tn. arms they could, 10 march ,hFoar
Wc.iern North Carolina into Tennessee ana make sou
their escape ia the iT.t part % thor programme 'hs)
sIccesiei The interior guards were s0on oveIpoM
er.d and nv, oi Ia. unfortunate men were Killed w.o
,e.;.tinr They then attacked the par,pct guard WHO
,nh, In ,yey against tie terrible odd, Until the alarm
had hem fnug communicated TO the garrison ana w'
niece. Of artillery were thrown into position pesiins
mon The encimprncn;. Two OF the psraoet guard asI
hsled in their gallant defense. In good time the arlIi
ery opeprd and after lew ra.ng discharges Of g.ape
srissn;ster the nsnIrrclionsts cried oa Tor mercy
and declared that they would mshe no further short 20
get away By this time they we're complsteIy sur
,oundsd with artillery and inisnry and u wei iof
them that they ceased their demonstration and sued ior
mercy Ia ten inmates more the Whole camp wyuiu
bs va b.en ono scene OF slaughter Asr was, about
fortv were killed and large number wounded. lnus
very foolish attsmpt 30 escape from Confederate dui
sncs has ended 1t will prove, no doubt iessoa 70
in The south but for the GOODNESS. and. Il
NAV be added the consideration OF the officers con'
manding ths garrison, tho punishment inflicted upon
the misguided capvcs would have been Tar moro 81
rous IT, indeed It had not amounted to tho annba~'loh
| OF the entire body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
SIXTH DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, Thursday, Dec. !, lse4-ll pm

NASHVILLE, Thursday Dec. J. lsc4-ll Pm.
Hoods infantry force crossed tie Harpetnl
River this morning and lie hes no, advanced that poF
ton OF his force Since lis cavalry crossed HarPeth
River on tie fo1ds above Franklin this morning al
daybrcak, closely following Gen. Wilson, who retired
in this direction. SkrmsLipg with the advance haf
occvIred all day. Gen. Wilson occupies strong po-
siton few miles souh of Nashville and is able to re.
sist any force the Rebels may bring against Lin.
The Rebel General cuptured yesterday was Col.
Gordon Of the nth Tennessee Brevet Brisader Gene
raj.
An officer who witnessed the fight Yesterday
describes the battle as Of the sanauirary OF
the war; The determined bravery Of the Rebels eI'
ceeded anything before seen. Although slaughtered
by hundreds they still advanced against or batteries
Within five hours. eleven distinct assaults were made
against our works--each G failure.
The battle being ended, our forces quietly withdrew
from the town.
Among the casualties is Maj. Gen. Stanley. wounded
By shot in the neck. The Eebel General cheatham is
reported wounded. Capt Bissel OF the 10Th Indiana,
and Capt. Staley, l2ith Indiana. were Killed. Capt
Hinton l24th Indiana mor,ally wounded Col. LowTey,
10Th Illinois, killed; Capt. Coughlir, of Gen. Cos's
staff, killed; Capt. Bowling lllth Ohio. wounded !;
Col Walters 30 Brigade ls Division, was wounded in
the shoulder; Col. Conrad, who commanded brigade
in tbe Second Division was wounded
The following arc Rebel casualties; Brig Gen.
Adams, killed; Blig.-Gen. Scott, wounded. The
encmys total killed. wounded and prisoners are esii
mated at OOo 3 600 being either killed or wounded.
The Union loss in killed and wounded was 100 The
loss in prisoners is tIifing
Gen. Bradley is wounded ard in the city.
Col Stockton and Major james OF the '2d Illinois are
also wounded
1t is runored this evening that Hood is moving East
ward toward Nurfreesboro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
Mai Gen. Ranks 20 Resume He Conn
,m,ud In New.Orieans.
WASHINGTON. Thursday. De

WASHINGTON. Thursday. Dec. l. let4.
The Daily Chronicle ofthis morning, Speakingoi
Mai Cen Bankss preparations to shortly leave here Io'
New Orleans to resume his position Head Of tho DE-
psrtment Of the Gulf including Louisiana, Arkans"'
and Missouri. says
Ellis civil policy has met the approval OF the res
dent Of the United Staes and he returns 70 s Post
the request of the Executive and it is NO less PessAnt
Mai .Cen. Ranks ard Ma. Gen. Candy, n charge OF
the military operations in the Division CT west hsSs
sipoi."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02

Important Expedition by Gen. Lee-fiss'
mt Liberty, Mis.issippi-The Enemy
Badly WhipPed-Two Hundred FRS.
oners Cnpiurcd-Twenty.h'c OhHrr''
Including Gen. EIodue's sian, Taken.
BATON EorGE. Noy. q. lsoi.

By ,elesrsp' 81 mile, east o. Port Hnd'oal
Brig. Gen. LIE reports TO B.ic.-Gen. Benton;
Il AN Oh route for hQpe. shall arrre tonight. |
have captured two hundred prisoners including twenty
fvs commissioned officers.
we had a strong Gght q, Liberty. wher' We
whipped tho enemy badly. We captured one piece oi
artillery at Liberty and two pieces at Brooshayen one
of them is siege gun formerly captured at Port Iiud
CON Ihaye all Of Gen. Hodges stan and from 600 to
$40 horses and mules rode by negroes. We destroyed
an immense quantity Of stores on the Jackson Eail
road
LATER.
Erg. Gen. Lee. with his whole command Pr 'on'is
and captures. prcsior,ig reported ha' jn'i MI'ti
Baton Rouge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
W ,sBN0IoN, Thursday. Dec. J

WlshMOToN, Thursday. Dec. ], 1867.
Gentlemen who have seen Richmond papers
OF Tuesday. the 2eh of November. ssy they contain
dispatches from Augutts dated the 26th which state
that Sherman had approached that city and repeat
tho statement in the Savannah papers OF the +th that
10 had been defeated in his efforts to cross the Oconee
river and that his attempt to march eastward had been
ba1led.
The Rebels claim that they still occupy Macon, anu
TAs Richmond Enquirer argues that Sherman cannot
reach that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
Singular Report from Pert Royat-Citi'
yens Enroiled-Treops to Move On m
Expeditiou, Destination Unknown.

BY the Melville, from Port Royal Nov. y,
have the report tina. on he 9Th insi Gen. Foster had
issued orders for all citizens 10 be enrolled at that place.
and repor, duty the eth they were to be formed
in companies for home protection. The United States
forces there were to move Immediately; destination
unknown The Melville reports that after leaving port
at abou, pm. heard heavy ami quick firing at Port
ROYAL but could not tell its meaning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
ARRIVAL PROM SAVANNAH.
Sherman Advancisg--Ce Considerable"
aavanuuh.

BALTDoEF, Thursday. Dee. !, leOi.
The special correspondent OF The Amer''4"
ielegraphs nom Annapolis as follows
Tho steamer Constitution has arrived with 'o'
c,roled men. She left Savannah on sunday evening
No papers had been received later than Nov. ~
Nothing definite had been heard from Sherinan' put
y was the general belief in Savannah that he was adj
vancins on that city in two colnn All was con'ei'
nation among the Rebel authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
A succsssful Expcsitien-ReseIs Defeated
n ThihNdaux.
FROM The New Orleans Delta, NJ

Trou Ths EeW- Ofleun Dets, NOV. %
The talk was current on the streets last even
that an pedtion had recently started from Thbo.
daur and was successfll in defeating large body Of
Rebels, burning their boats barracks and baggage On
inquiry late last night, OF the proper authority we
fud he report 10 he correct and that the expedition
" AS nnder tEs command Of Msjor Miller No further
particulars he'd been received up TO the hour 81 gong
" preev.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
Adyiccs Previous to ihe Rattle.
NASHVILLE, Wednesday. Nov. 3O-s:90


The falling back of our army TO Franklin,
eighteen miles from this city, is to secure better
position There prospects o, great battle in saty
hours. 1t will probably take place near Nashville.
There has been skrmishing all day usual when two
large armies confront each other. The Union position
is perfectly satisfactory Both the Chattanooga and
Jacksonville railroads have been threatened, but are
secure up to tonight The excitement is intense here
among non combaians and others not conyeisant with
the situation.
An army Of veteran reonforcements under Maj Gen.
A. j. Smith has been passing through the city oil day.
and transports loaded with troops stl moving All
the troops and Government employees in the city
der arms in the Notifications andlrenches tonight.
NASHVILLE Tenn. Wednesday. Nov. 30-lO q IA.
Army movements for the last few days have
been simply for polIion.
The Union forces hive not Tetreated except 10 i'm
prove the location and occupy Franklin to-day, but
they will probably select for the field race much
nearer Nashville.
Some diminishing has occurred. with little o. no nd
vantage 10 either side. ~.t
The probabilities are that grea, battle will be fought
within the next forty eight hours
Our forces ore in eager and anxious expectation for
the fray while our Generals are hopeful and confident
Of victory.
Large accessons Of Union troops have reached here
who have been sent 70 advantageous positions.
Small deachments Of Rebel airy are operating not
far from Nashville, doing however. great damage 10
the Railroad communications, which stil remain iniaof
TO Chattanooga trains running regularly.
There is much excitement among the citizens OF Nash
vile account OF the near approach Of Hoods army
Me Gen. A. J. Smiths Corps reached here tonight,
and passed through to reinforce Thomas
NASHVILLE. Wednesday, Nov. 3o-Mdnigh.
.. RECEIVED Dec. ID q. N.
Heavy skirmshing for the past few days, and
still going on, between our troops and Forrest.
There was sharp fight yesterday at Spring hul
twelve miles south Of franklin Our cavslry was driven
back on our infantry lines which checked the enemy
A squad Of Rebel prisoners were in charge of these
troops when the Rebel cavalry made dash on them
releasing their men and capturing ours.
A train was attacked near Hnpeih Eiyer. The en-
gineer detached The locomotive and both supposed
10 be captured. The rest Of the train Wa saved.
squad Of Rebel cavalry dashed across the Chat'a'
uooga line YESTERDAY, Cheshire. tearing Mp the
track.
The train was detained all night bu, came in nett
morning.
Onr troops have fallen back around Franklin.
The main part Of Hoods army il across Duck River
Every indication Of heavy battle in few day. but
We are confident Of tho result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
The Evacuation Of Pulaski, and Fighting
About Cslumbia-A View 81 The S''""-
tien.

CorTesponiencs Cincinnati Commercial
EAsuviLiI, Nov. q.
have Just returned from Columbia, which
left a. O'Clock yesterday afternoon Our forces cyacn
ated Pulsski Wednesday night removing all stores
ammunition and supplies, leaving the empty. deserted
town TO the enemy On Thursday night the advance Of
Hoods army, comprising about five thousand infantry
took possession Of the place. FORESTS cavalry moved
on ths Asuks q Hoods army. and on Thuydsy after
Hatch. VINO commanded our cavalry on the right flank
Hatch ha1 10 fall back gradually 90 as 10 cover Co.
iuphiA
5000 Nmnt PleasSnt. soms eleven milAs sduthwest
d Columbia driving him thssugh Tie towh and bask -
ar a Ltt1 Bsgy Creek some four miles west Of Col
unbiA.
Thoaeh Col. Cspron wss opposed BY much superior
orcs Re kept them at bay long enough TO allow our N.
fsnry 10 take possession Of Columbia In 80 DONG 10
lost several men and small squad taken prisoners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02

from Our Special Cerrespondent.
AR,iY OF THE SHENANDOAH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-16
The Call for 100000 More.

WAszIAGroS, March I5.-Ths following
is the order for 200 900 more men.
GeasraE Order, No. 100
ExEcurIvE MANSION. WAsHIxoroS, March
I4.-In order TO supply the force required
10 be drafted for the Navy, and to provide
an adequate reserve force for all coutiu
gencies. in addition to the SOC, 900 meu
called for February lst, 1864, the call il
hereby made aad q draft ordvred for 200,
900 men for the military service, army,
navy and marine corps of the United
States. The proportional quotas for the
different wards, towns, townships, pre-
cincts or election districts o. counties viii.
be made known through the Provost Mar
shall Generals Bureau, and account will be
taken of the credits and deficiencies of
former qU0tzs. The 18th day Of April,
ks64. is designated as the time up
TO which the Numbers required from each
ward of a city, town, &C., may he raised by
voluntary enlistment, and drafts will be
made in each ward of city, town, &c,
which shall not have filed the quota as
signed to II within the Lisae designated for
tie number required 10 FIJI said quotas
Tue draft will be commenced as soon after
tie 18th of April as practicable The
Government boun;ies as nov paid continue
until Apri! lst, 1864, at which time The
additional bounties cease. On and after
ttst date 500 bounty will be paid IS
provided by act approved jay %, 1851.
(SiSned) ABRAHAN LINCOLN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-16
Rebel Dispatches.

FORTRESS MoSaoE, March I5.-The dag
OF truce steamer arrived this evening
Capts Flynn and Sawyer aud Gen. Neal
Dow have arrived here.
There is nothing later about Shermau's
expedition. The Richmond Examiner of
the l4th contains the folloVing:
Charleston, March I3.-Eight shells have
been fred at the city since the last report.
Nothing new.
Caar3s'tOS, March THE enemy has
kept mp a slow fire on the city. The posi-
ton Of the feet Is unchanged.
ChaT9sstoH. March s.-Thirty-one shells
were fired at the city to day.
ChariestOH. March s-Fiye monitors are
outside the bar This morning. Ten shells
were fred at Sumter An artillery duel
has been kept up tor several hours betwesr
Battery Gregg aud the batteries on SQlH
sau's Island.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-16
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS. March I2.-General Hurlbu
snd staff arrived here from Vicksburg las,
light. he has taken his old quarters and
1pects TO remain sometime. large part
of his corps is connected wi another ex-
pediuon, which LETT Vtcksburg some days
since.
General sherman is At the Gayoso
Hcase. He will review the Memphis en-
rolled mahtie this evening.
TIE Arkansas election takes place TO-
morrow
The Congressional candidates are DR..
Jacks, lst District; a. A G. Rodgers, Wn,
D. Snow, ard DR. Beloa;; I'd District, j.
N. Johnston, 81 District
M-Cono's cotton she'd and a quantity OF
cotton was burned this morning. Los
$50 600
Thsrs are d IRON clads near the mouth
Of Red Riv =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-16

~FsFsE T6TsFFpF.-TEs BFasttst 81
hetei thIsgisk EAd .ssaiBz dRsliiaE houses
Ia becoming very popular. Whole families
and whole bsttslions seem 10 be deVo,iug
their undivided atteutfOu to the business.
Some of the tavern keepers have found it
necessary to advertise that they will not
be accountable for the baggage Lost from
their houses from and after a certain date.
a keeper of hotel informed US the other
day that it took considerably more than
his profits to pay for lost baggage. He
said he always put his hat on tight, and
that be was in the habit of going TO bed
like a horse or a mule, with his shoes on.
In fact he said be had not taken his clothes
of for three or four'Weeks, night or day,
for tear som ebody would compel him to
go naked.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-16
New YORK Market.
NEw YoaE, March IS


Gotton-Heavy aud prices ags.a d-c..asd
one cent; 76c for midiinz upIaodsi ~ for
lov middliug.
FIour-More scdVe and without decided
change.
W6rsky-Witbout decided changs, soa
Ole for State, and s19o2c Tor wss;esG;
lbiedg the latter
WheaL-Dull and nominal; 81 coal Ga
for Chicago spring; 81 600 50 for MI.
yankee club, aud ST ,68@I,7O for winter
red western.
COra-Q .teti without decidsd charge;
81, 81 in Store 81 81 afoat-
O.ts-Duu and dropping, At 9oe fof
western.
Wool-Quiet and steady.
Pe'roleum-sseadyi crude SIP, ana
LOCO bbis rfhued in bond, at 4sg50S=:
Pork-Steady.
Beef-Yery firm good demand; beet
nams 6rmer, at 2o922e
Cut-Deats-4ore tiF= an5 firm, ga
Zoe for shoulders, ID 179813f: ror
hama.
Bacou-sides moderately active.
Lard-Quiet, at lsf@Isfc
Butter-Decidediy oigheri at Ss@zss
tor State.
Cneess-Firmeri I59IsrtOr COMMON to
prime.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-16
Miscellaneous Items.

NEw YoRK, March Is The Her4ld's
Norfolk terter says, the lst= expedition
resulted IN the destruction of K,og arc
| Queen County Court House, where the gall
!snt Dahlgren was ambushed and mur-
dered.
The defeat OF the 5th and sth Virgins
cavalry by the expedition has already been
stated
The notorious guerilla, Bat Cotton, Was
We had none killed aud but half dozen
wounded
The rull details of Gen. ShernAu's raid
are published in the Herald and Tribune.
$50 miles OF rebel railroad communication
were destroyed. This was its object The
iuIure re-occupatiou OF Mississippi by the
rebels n force is az impos=i6ility. The
subsistence or force has drawn Of is more
than tie surplus above the immediate
wants of hume consumption.
Oue hundred and fifty Will cover our en-
tire loss.
The Worlds Washington special says
Commissioner Lewis, of the internal reVe
nue., recommends tax of 40c on petroleum,
81 on distilled spirits, sud SOC on tobacco.
the same correspondent ssysit ia rumor-
ed that GEM Butler will De removed from
his present command
the Tributes special says: A guard
yesterday look possession OF the naval
store Al Washington by order of Secretary
Welles aud arrested several clerks of the
navy agents 10 serve as witnesses against
Savage and parties in New York and Phil
adeiPaia, charged Tith swiadliog the gov
eminent in naval contracts
The ship Star of The West, from Liver
pool, reports, on March 9TH, seeing 40
liza ian frigate, supposed to be the RI
GAlautnomu, il a sinking condition, ard
at request stayed by her all night, bat 10
the morning could not discover any yes
Iige OF her.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-16
From Knoxville.

KNo1yILLR, March ia Lieatenant
engaged in recruiting for the @. S. coIOred
artillery. was shot yesterday near Louis-
vile, by rebel citizen
The cars went to NOEristown yesterday.
All quiet in front.
Peace has been declared with the North
Carolina CherOkees Those recently cap
tured say that they we're induced TO take
up arms.under- the belief thst they were
fighting tor the Q. S. government. Two
were permitted to go III search of the band
and represent Inc facts TO their chief
TaeckAueeebe came in s few days since
with 80 of the tribe and accepted the am
nesty. Since the return Of tue Indians TO
loyalty the rebels have committed uuuer-
Gus outrages on them. Twenty have been
thrown into prison. The rest are conceal
ed In the mountains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-16

~suDDES DEATA--An old man named
John COlliDgwOOd Foster, employed as q
helper 81 the Crescent Iron Works, died
very suddenly yesterday morning. He
came to the works in the morning and soon
complained of cramps in his stomach and
pains in his breast. He laid down upon a
wheelbsrrow in front of the Ore at the works
and some of his companions got him some
brandy. Soon after drinking the brandy
he said he felt better and that he would
go home. he accordingly started home
ward but had gone but q short distance
when he suddenly dropped down on the
the road. He WAS picked up aud carried
into the ONCE near the works, but expired
10 about i've minutes. he was about Fifty
years OF age, and leaves large family
residing in Ritchietown.