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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
IMPORTS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Frfony'................. .Sepesm Der ID.
ARRIVED. N
Steamer Potomac. Sherwood. New York.
Steamer Montreal. knight. Boston
Steamer Lady Lang, Roix Bangor
Steamer Scotia, kimbaii Augusta
steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. St John
Brig Charlena, Nickels, Boston.
Sch tolga, (Br) Gillespie, Hillsboro NIB
Sch Ocean, Pierce. Boston.
Sch Citizen, Upton. Boston.
Sch Francisco. kiby, Bost0-
Sch Royers Bride, Lons t;loneoster
sch Oeeabica. Newtert. Boston Tor Waldoboro
sen Montanio, sawyer Machias for New buryport
CLEARED.
Steamer Admiral Dupont. Carpenter, New York
master.
snip Eusenia tPrusl BrOeksel St John SB-sy
Randall.
sarq9s cIa.i,s tBrl Race. NOnte,ideo, for orders.
Brig ID Lincoln, Ranlof. Pictou Ns-master
Brig Ruby, tBrl Foley, Walton MSS y Randall.
Brig Speedway. Atherton, Pictou-master.
Brig Eudorus. finkhsm. Pictou-master
Sch Mariel, Kaler. wsldoboro-- Bradlsy. MouIion
Sch Myra, Poor. southport-master.
sAILED-Bsrque Henry Lord, and others.
lAuScaED-At Richmond, re. sth inst, from the
yard OF Hager, hne white oak ship of go tons.
to be called the tiysburg." owned by the build
er and Capt Houndiette, who viii command her.
Barque Czsrna. before reported abandoned Tegis-
tered $40 tons. rated Al was built at Millbridge In
1850, and owned an New York,
Barqus Texas, Horton. from New York for Liver
pool, with cargo of petroleum OIL sprung leak on
Montank. and put into Greenport, Ii, 4th inst Her
cargo being bonded not TO be discharged in the Unit
ed States the Capt will have to get consent OF his
bondsmen to break cargo In order TO get At the leak
Meanwhile the vessel hes in the stream leaking
so strokes per hour.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
Sch Myra, Poor. southport-master
sAlLED-Barque Henry Lord, and others.

LAuScaED-At Richmond, lie. sth inst. from the
yard Of Hager. 1ne n bite oak ship Of go tons.
to be called the "6etiysbprg.n owned by the build
er and Capt Houndiette, who will command her.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
Picture Frames and Looking ala,.s.

The Trade supplied with Black Walnut, Imitation
Rosewood and Ebony, and CIT Oval france. Our
manufacturing facilities ensble to furnish ali Ar
tieies in this iOe As low in prices be found
elsewhere We Invite purchasers to call and exam
Inc our very hre EngrsE'ngs Of which We have
large variety. seulos,f
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
State Election Monday, Sept ~.
FOR GOVERNOR.
SAMUEL CONYa
OF AUGUSTA.

For Members Of Congress.
;st Dist.-JoHN LYNCH, of Portland.
I'd Dist-SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Sd Dist.-JAMES G. BLAINE, Of Augusta.
4th Dist.-JOHN II. RICE, of Foxcroft.
Btu DisI-FREDERICK A. PIKE, OF Calais.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
LIGHTNING FLY KILLER |!
EVERY SHEET WILL
Hill a Quart Of Flies.
BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT,

The Only Sure Esterminator.
Sold by II. ii, HAY, Druggist. junction Middle and
Free Streets Portland special agents for the State
Of Mains. sspSd& w2w
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10

Barqne Czarina, before reported abandoned Iegis-
tered $40 tons rated All. built at Mlbridge Ia
1860 and owned an New York,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10

Addresses win be had from the following:
Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr,
OF BOSTON,.
z. B. TURNER, ESQ,
or TEXAS.
GEN. e. w. CAN'T,
or ARKANSAS,
Hon. Charles w. Story,
OF BOSTON,
HON. GEO. r. TALBOT,
or PORTLAND.
ADJ. JOHN L. EMERSON,
or PoRTLAYD.
And Several Other Gentlemen.
MUSIC BY
18th u. 8. Band.
PATRIOTIC SONGS BY
sHAw's QUARTETrE CLUB,
Illumination of City Building,
BRILLIANT DISPLAY
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10

The undersigned. having been led into more thor
ough Investigation of the
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
Clerks Of Courts.

SIgadahoc-JosEPa NJ. HAYES, Bath.
Peaobscof-EzRA @. BRETT, 0ldtown.
FraRktjH-SI NEON ii. LOWkLL, Farmington.
Watdo-SErH l.. MILLfkEN.
York~-CALEB q. LORD. Alfred.
Kaar-GE0RGE THoRNDIkE.
Wdshiagf0n-LEMJELG q. D0WNES,
Aroostook-B. l.. STAPLES, Houlton.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-10-05

ID 0NNETS-Fashionabe Bonnets, hats, Nets,
ID Caps, Shakers, Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes,
Grape, Bonnet Silks and Millinery Goods gener-
ally, cheaper than the cheapest at
j. Z. KRAZER'S.
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Over throc weeks and less than three moAths rs
cents per squaTe for each insertion.
Business notices not exceeding shines are in
serted for 50 year.
Advertisements not marked withthe number Of
assertions desired, will be continued until forbid
and charged according to these terms.
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CLEARFIELD co. DIRECTORY

TIME OF HOLDING COURT
I'd Monday in January, Sd Monday in June,
Sd Monday in March, 4th Monday in Sept.
Of each year, and continue two weeks if necessary
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NOTICE Il CAUTION.

NOTICE 4 CAUTION.
HAVING made application to the Assistant
IL Assessor Of the 18th Collection District of
Pennsylvania, and n License as Auctioneer hav-
ing been granted to me by the proper authority,
would inform the citizens of Clearfield county
that will attend to "oalling sales" whenever
desired in any part of the county. Charges
moderate. Address JOHN l.. REAMS,
Dec. l6, ls63-tf. Clear6eld, Pa.
p. S.-Any person calling" sales without
license is subject to penalty of $50, which will
be enforced in accordance with the law, against
all persons violating the statute.
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THE "REPUCBLIAN."
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Because they sell so very chcap-for Cash;
Because they keep the best goods
Because their Clothing is well made 4 fashionable
Because they keep the largest assortment;
Because they get New Goods every week
Because they give every one the worth ofhis mony
Because they take the advantage of nobody;
Because they treat their customers we'll;
Because everybody likes to deal with them
Because they sell cheaper than the rest
Because their Clothing are we'll scwed & fit well
Because they can suit everybody;
Because their Store is 80 conveniently situated
Because nobody leaves their store dissatisfied;
Because all who deal with them are sure to call
again, and send their neighbors;
Because they have purchased their Stock at such
reduced prices that they can afford to
ADVERTISE!
These are few of the reasons why they sell so
cheap.
Gas~ All kinds Of Country Produce taken at
the highest market prices.
RElZENSTEIN BROS. & co.
ClearGeld, Nov IL, 1863, 3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-10-05

Speeches for the Times. By James ".
Wal, rith a sketch Of his Personal
and Political History
A pamphlet size and style same as above
Published to-day. Price 25 cents.
The Administration sent Mr.. Wall to Fort La
fayette; the State of New Jersey to the Senat te
Of the United States. This work Shows why he
is prosecuted by the enemies and honored by the
friends Of liberty and law. Tho speeches are re
plete with the power aud energy Of political
truth, Let them 60 everywhere for in this
hour Of greatest danger and trial the hearts of
the people are turning to the men who have been
right from the first and at all times.
These and all other works published by us are
designed to counteract the tendencies to political
insanity now SO dangerously prevalent.
ousand agents wanted Immediately to sell
our publications; profits liberal Send for a
" Circular"
Country dealers can be Supplied through the
channels by which they receive their New York
papers, and at our lowest wholesale price the
News Companies commissions being paid by u.s.
Every editor, disposed to aid the cause, is in
vited to insert and notice this advertisement nt and
his order, not over t,oo dollars, will be accepted
and credited on any purchase amounting to ten
dollars or more.
Copies Of tho pamphlets for notice are at the
service of the entire editorial fraternity.
New York, Aug "a. ]. w. & co.
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u Marshal,s SaIa-

un'SA s''.'' ..ss 61 Bs 1f. SIis:
Jefferson 7. Martha Virginia, Al Whseiias- Taii
TN p1rsnanes Of q neoras of the District C0aTt Of
i the Unitod States for the District Of Wost Viz
ginIa, rendered q lts FAN Tern, 1Sel e wheeling,
In the above entitled eausa, VIII on THURSDAY, ,
DECEMBER 16th, 1854, at the frunt door q the
sch at public suction, to the bighest and best bid
der, the tFa of land Containing about one hun-
drsd acres leaSl situate IN thu forks q Big
Grave Greek In sid eOauty Of HaFshall, sud IN
james Barley bought o. John GallAher, aod bOUud-
Cd - follows, - Wit: beginning - stake In the
mouth Of Bayou, corner 20 pieeO Of the sane
farm that vas heretofore Bold % Wm- p. Davis.
thence down the creek With the oTitlAl hD0 OfGaid
survey with the several courses and distances
thereto TO the e8ntsF Of large cut IN the bottom
made by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
and where the creek now principally Funs; Gh0DeO
down aid channel 70 q stump, corner 70 . pieee,
8ay about eight and half acre., heFetOore Bold
Robert Alexander, thanee With sAlA AlaEanAeFis
line OastWardly 70 stake in the AOld. corner 70
gIld Al0EaudgF, thence 60uthWaFdly Oith Aid
AlAGAndsT's line 10 the north side q the BAtimoIO
and Ohio Railroad: thence easlWaFdly along the
survey; thCoeo eaStwardly with the original line,
win the several courses and distances thereto, -
stake, corner 70 said Wm. p. Davis; thence noTth-
Iardly Wtlh the said Nm- 2. DaViS line 20 the BE-
TERMS OF sALE-FifOon per cent. q the par
chase monoY In hsDd, tho balance IN three equa
fHGtalmenfI a. aiK, twelve and eighteen mOAths,
With Interest on each deferred fnslallmOnta fron
bond with good security for said deferred install
monts. with the prftiIegs Of paying all OF any per-
this Court.
Sale 70 eOmnsnOe at TIVE O'clock 2. \.
kDWARD y: NoRToN.
AN-HH
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Isuppo.e the FollowlnE were the Case


The Boston Adpsrtissr of the 2eth thus
puts the i.sitpGtiOa" as between the cause
of the Union and the cause of the rebellion /:
In no way can we make tho compsFisop
more clearly than by reversing for mo-
ment, in imagination, the relative position
of the two Contestants in the desperate
struggle Of which Virginia is the unhappy
field. To place ourselves as nearly as pos
sible in the present condition of the anx-
ious Richmond observers, We must image
General Lees veteran army firmly estsb-
lished in semi, circle on the north and
east of Baltimore, outing off communica.
tion with Philadelphia, bridging the Pa
tapsco with its pontoons its transports,
supply ships and iron-clads sWarmiug in
the chesapeake and. its heavy batteries
sending volleys of shot and she'll into the
Monumental City Whenever the intelligence
arrivsa ofsa fresh victory Of Beauregard in
an uuopposed march to Chicago, or Of Ear
" in a devastating advance toward Harris
burg. We must conceive Grants forces
gallantly manning the defenceso of Baltimore,
and obliged also to protect with one wing
/. l.the whole extent of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, and Co keep sharp lookout for
cayaley dAshes among the forts of Bladens-
burg.and Georgetown, and for destructive
raids upon our sole line of eommupicat tiou
between Washington and the North. al
Chambersburg and Carlisle. We must
suppose the Potomac controlled by rebel
4 Runboats as tar up - Mount Vernon
Whsfe their further progress Is only check
ed BY lines Of piles and tOrPedOes, which
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obstruot our. navigation IS well as theirs.
To complete the picture We must imagine
the whole of Northern Virginia occupied
by the rebel troops, with Richmond sleep.
ing securely amid its fortffeaious q hun-
dred miles and more eYeT from the sound
of the cannon which thGnder among the
villages Of Matyland.
If we can imagine the winter Of 1855,
coming upon us with such atate Of af-
fairs as this in the vicinity Of our capital
with no spot of hope in the prospect ex'
cept the poor possibility that the approach
of the stormy season may postpone for .
while any change for the Worse,-T shall
realize very nearly the actual iaipn
Of things, without shade Of exhfgeratioh
in the parallel. il
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RATIONAL MEDICINE.

nH, THOMAS !; KIsAER J IWSUhD S!GIfIo
aud vicinity that he has permanently located in
thiS city for the practice Of Medicine npon the ka-
tionaI or Eclectic System He has been engased In
the practice Of his Protessien tof $eAFs
and has been emipentiy Suecetsqi tn ths treatment
OF all varieties Of seasSs, both AeutS and chronic
DR.. K, as heretofore, Wlli devote good share OF
his time and attentpnt to the ehro9iS
diseases of both sgxes, such aS Consumption and Al
varieties Lung Diseases. all Diseases Of the ThE9At
Oataffh Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Mereurml
and Nervous Dtseases, Rheumatism, seSotnla, every
yaTIetY Of BoOd 6hd Skin DlSeaSe1y Epf6pY, Tumor,
wrns Spinal Afeoti66G, DiseAsgs1Of. the Kidney
aud Bladder, Heart Aneetious, Diseases OF the BYE
and Ear &o.- Those PSepliAE to FemnlesS via In
aammatory DiseaseStof the Uteruss Painful 1rFegu-
lartties Leuoorrhea PrOlipsus UteI1, and al Ner-
vous Diseases to which they are sablSo DtseaSss
ofChildren carefully and nationally treated Med
Icinos uild reliable and agreeable a'i7 49,,
All communications strictly confidential. Night
calls rheerfully and promptly answered.
EErOhics and residence one door west pI LOU.
AbIing's HotSfg Third street, near Beed 2 hTei1t
Drug store. Centre Wheeling w. Va. Once ne9E,
fnom A. No ID DfP N. 49, 49,. .+' -. Z b
u "a REFERENCES. -.
Prof B. P.PaYns, st66beuyiile, Ohio.
Dr.. Dr. ". IS,9 D; M,S9sEEsgSEs EgS 5s,,,.S 6s,o 66s, ,ll0
Prof. @. d. CleAyeland. pineinnAtb Ohio. {
DR.. o. A. Melehlner, Van Vert 4! - aiis '
ta2I-1ydkW .r-- q f.I1 u o
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oeaT-d
Cavalry ana AriIllery Horses
Wanted.

A sSIsTANP QUARTERAGAsTERs OBFIOB, I
IA WHEELING, W. Va, November lBt, 1854.
CAVALRY AND ARTILi.BRY HORSES VII be
purchased In the open market at Wheeling, ". Va
One hundred and hfty-htO dollars ttl65J will b.
paid for Cavalry and one hundred aad dEty-oVe
dollars CSl65) for ARTILLERY Horses.
ATtilloEy HoTss8 must be Of dark colOEs sound In
all particulars, stFOng, quick and active, veil bro
ken and square troEterS In harnsls, In good dush
and condition. from EiK 70 ten yeaFs old. and not
les than 16H hands high, each horse not 70 weigh
lees than 1,05J pounds
Cavalry aorSOs must bO sound IN all particulars,
wen broken, In fun hosh and god coalition, from
Is to 10 hands high, from % ysaFs old, and we'll
adapted In syoFy way 70 Cavalry purposes
By order Of Col. JAS. A. EEIN Col IN charge 1st
Div. ON @. o. Gus. ARTSMAN.
nOVl Capt. 4 A. Q. n.
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INTERVIEW WITH MR. JBRoHB.

Mr.. Jerome, the well. known New York
banker, and an old acquaintance of Pryor,
came up on the same steamer with him
from Grants headquarters, and made him
1 present of a shawl aud City dollars, he
being entirely ont of funds Ho told Mr..
jerome that Sherman was the only Fed
erai General the rebels really feared. he
thought SEhetn nSn-w6Gld be able to feach
the seaGoast and capture Augusta en'tOEte;
but was ery,skePticaI as to his sbihtyfto
take either Charleston or Savannah. Pry-
or, 1t is understood, will bs sent to Fort
Lafayette.
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PRoM MAcoN-FHR NEwspApRRs tIAvIaa.

BRoA MAUOh-THEI NEWsFAF Vll1Il9'
From the Nseon cOpfedsratss Nor. 20.
The Southern, Con6sdeyaey ahdAhe Intel
EiQcncer have packed up and LEFT the city.
We learn that they are going eaatNAFa'
GOV. BROWN AND GEN. DICK TAYLOR AT MA
con. .-.- .,
From the Augusta oonseitutiOnaligs, Esy. q!
GOV Brown is at Macon. SO are Gems.
Beauregard and Dick Taylor.
THH GEORGIA Legislatures oRpHRED INTO
THE FRRHCHgs, BUFlEs0AnR!I 8
From tho Augusta COnStitutiOnalist, Nov. q.
Everybody ABOUT Msc0nis II the trench
es. The members Of the Legislature pass
ing through were arrested and efforts made
to put them in. the ranks, but all efforts
failed, and they managed to get on. -.
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Engine and Boiler for sale.

TWO 90 inch Cylinder Boilers, each 40 feet Iong
i with IRE front. CRATE barG, Ae- OnO Engine, IL
Inch cylinder 3< feet stroke, g0V0TnoES ~ wheel,
IS feet, and al IN complete ruuning Orders having
been run only 8 months which will be sold at
bargain. For further tlfoTmati0n enquire Of
PAXTON, DONL1N 4 OGLEBAY,
oGtl0-H No. IS Main street, Wheeliag-
Marietta Republican copy mouth and send bill
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PREPARING FOR 4 sIEaE.

OYYIoE CHIP INSPECTOR OF FrELD TRANsPolTAT1oN,
SECOND DIsTAlcT, AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. q, 1854.
Wood wagons and wagons hauling pro.
visions to this place, will not he interfered
with, and if any such have, been taken
they will be at once delivered upon eppli'
cation to this office. 3. NORMAN w. SIXTH.
Msjor and Chief Inspector.
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ART1LLERY COMPANIES.
ARr111ERY HEADQUARTERS,

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. Il, 1854.
Msj. j. q. Allen is hereby authorised to
organize Immediately one or more eon.
city; and will receive recruits for this pur-
pose from any men not already assigned.
! A. R. COURTNEY, Major ,Com'dg.
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sHERMAN'S MARCH.

AddItIonaI R6boI Aecounts-sIooum,s
Corps EIghty-Eourl Miles from AuI
gusta, Nov. 40. ..'. II '' f., c.. f.. 80 +,
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EVERY VAN TO HIS POST .
Prom ths Register. Nov. %.

Gen. Fry issues an order this morning
calling on all the men OF Agusta to pre-
bafe. Immediately for the defencespf their
homes ~ 4 uniting un themselves with some
local organization. We have no need to
say a wordsof the importanoeot this call
It can no longer be doubted thatan ihso-
lent foe is in the very heart of our beS
loved Empire State, burning, pillaging
and destroying the country they pass.
over. Our-homes are threatened with the
same fate that has thrust thousands from
their, homes in the upper. of the State
The enemy is coming with his hell
hounds, thirsty for plunder, and the torch
in. his hands. He would leave our beau>
tifuf city Q, smouldering heap of blacken-
ed ruins, our fresides tdesolate, our wos
men and children thrust out of the house
and home, our altars desecrated, and our
whole country a barren waste, Georgians,
can there be need of an appeal to rouse
YOU to your duty in this trying hourH We
think not. Ifyou are not insensible to
all the principles of patriotism you will
rally now-rally as one man to meet the
coming foe. You Hin not have to stand
alone to.oppose the coming storm. Sol
diers are already arriving, others are on
their way from Virginia. Shall they
come and find you inactive? Nay; let
every arm now grasp its weapon, and eE-
ery effort be made 10 throw obstruction in
the pathway of the foe. On you alone
depends your safety. Remain inactive,
and the consequence may prove falal; do
lvour duty, and the overthrow of the enc
NV IL, Aura e. -'-- -.-. -.-' -".-
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LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
Wholesale Druggists,
And DoaIara In
PAINTS, OILS, DYE-sTURFss CHEA1oALs,E
aRNTIAL OILS, PATENT MEDICINES,
-is rPERFUArERY, AND DRUaGIsfP
@ sUNDRIEs, GOI &G,
No. 70 MAIN ST r L 4 T
Inn oUNCEs sgLg4ATE 9gININE,
50 Is OhTJBtal Nitrate Silver.
30 n. Red PreeiPitAtA
$50 Ss LAUGHLINs EBUsHRIELD
OK POUNDS oAIoMEL,
50 f" OhlOrate POtashs
apso IAUsaIIas : BUsHEIELUs.
u 20 I Tanners OH,
% Lfnloed OIL n
6piFits FuFpentina, at
ap30 LAUGHL1NB q &BU8HF1KLDS.
I0O0 DozEN CASTOR AND SWEET on,
lOUO 1000 g BatamAa DrORs,
1000 = GOdhrey's Cordial,
ig 1000 Essences, 9gsoIted, e
ap80 LAUGHLfNS BUsHRIELD'S.
OO BOXES HUWMEL's EssESCE OoRPEE,
OU 100 kegs Bi Carbonate Soda,
q 50 . HossstsoE's ssOmSch Bittsrs, at
ApsO LGUGHLINsI I BUsHSiRLb's.
IA DOERN HAIR BRUSHES, dlHsFont styles.
SlNJ 100 " Shoe RTuahes, handles,
IS" WhiteWaSh Brushes,
80 Paint Brushes and Sash TOolg. At
apSO LAU6HLIHS BUSHEIBLDS.
90 BOXES OAsTILH SOAP,
AO 50 g WOrk'B VaFieEat0d Soap
50 dozen 6lenn's Honey SOaPS
$50 Fancy Toilet Soaps, at
ap8O LAUGHING BueHkIkLRs.
ON DOZRN AYHR'S CATHAREIO PILLS,
~ $50 MoLAiuas Liver Pills.
$50 Dr.. ToddsS Pills, ...
90 - GallaFB' Pills, Rt
apSO LAUaHLINs& BUsHFIELD's-
100 DOZEN CASTOR AND SWEET OIL,
4S0 500 " Bateman'S Drops,
500 }" GOdfFeyaS Cordial,
500 Essences, At
Sep2e and REsD, KRAPr CO.'S.
40 OASIS WISHART'S PINE TREE TAR o0R'
50 0ases Concentrated Lye,
100 Boxes Garrett soa's Scotch snua. at
McCABE, KRAFT 4 CO.'S
sep20 and REED, KRAFT CO.'S.
IOO POUNDS GUN OAMPH0R, Fednod,
HUI $50 " Gum AF8bio-Sortl,
1000 Flowers SULPHUR
500 Roll BrlmStOns, at
apSO LAUGHLINS & BUsHFIBLD's.
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,RooIAMAT1oN OF THE MAYOR.
MAYORS. OggIoE, AUGUSTA, GA,
Nnunnnhar 81 1874

November EII Iop4.
All bar rooms or places where spiritious
Or intoxicating liquors are retailed, in the
City of Augusta, must be closed from this
daysSnd until further orders. This order
fs rendefsd necessarytn view of the crisis
that is upon us, and for the interest of the
Government and the city.
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto
set my hand aud caused the seal of said
city to be affixed, the day and date afore-
said. ROBERT n. MAY, Mayor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-02
ANAPATHY EXISTING IN AGusTA.
Prom the Angusta Register, Nov. g.

It is high time that our citizens look.
ed the stern emergency in the face and
prepared themselves accordinglyto to ward
OFF the danger. The worst feature pres
yalent in oar midst Is universal apathy.
A-frightened multitude may reach to
deeds and sentiments of heroism; but
apathy is like the.,silence that broods over
the Dead Sea- The enemy can be thrust
back if we Will It. er $40 B
A LOCAL COMPANY REPoRTED oAPTuRED.
Froom4hs Augusta COnstitutiOnAlist, Nov. a.
1t was reported on our streets last even.
ing that the Wheeler Dragons, of ouE
town, had Sbeeni captured by the enemy
Ws-Krg- assured -i6yl the Captain OF the
| troop that there is not the slightest touuda'
tion, so far as he knows, of such EunUt