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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-05

sGg- II. & L. w. WYNKoop, will open
apo,her term Of their Select School, on
Monday next, the 9Th of Noyem Der 10
Boomgtu'g hey keep an excellent
school NV i ihe time to enter pupils
IL tu. Winter Term
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ncJ' \ sneokiug loyal scoundrel last
week, a the Catawissa Cars, denounced
Gen. MCCLGLLAY, as coward, when he
was 'u'hcd upon instantly by two brave
Soldiers, who said you dare not repeat
that sia"9e/, upon our brave Commander.
The abolition coward witci.
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READ WHO SAYS SG!

From Fer L. Nfr'on PrOrH. ID. d. Editor of the Eacv
cioPeda Of Religious KHOW!odge, and Christian Chro,t-
ieie, FhRadsiphtd.
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend Patent
Medicines IN general through distris Of their iurrr.
dIehts ana effects yet know Of sufficient reasons
why man may not testify 10 the benefit hn believes
himself to have received from any simple preparation
III the hope that lie may thus contribute to the benefit OF
others,
do this the marc readily in roEa,d to Ticonard's
Grrian Gniers, prepared by Dr. c, NJ Jackson of this
Guy because was pre- indiccd against item for many
SttrS nhdrr he Impression thai they chiefly an
az ohoHc mixture. nm ind, bt"d to nay friend Robert
shoemakcr Esl for the removal Of this prejudice by
proper tesis and for en- engagement try them Whcn
suffering from great aud long continued debility The
ush OF three bottles of these Bters the beginning
oil the present year. was followed by evdru, relief
and restoration to degree of bodily and nta yignr
winch had not felt for six months before and had al
most deSpaired "t regainng. | therefore thank God
ahd my friend or directing me to the OF them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
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RECEIPTS FOR OCTOBER,
TO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following payments have been mado
to the Columbia Democrat Office, during the
month of Ostober. 1864:
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ELECTORS.

ELECTORS.
Robert L. Johnston,
Richard Vaux,
William Loughlin,
Edward r. Helmbold,
Edward p. Dunn,
Thomas Mccullough,
Edward 4. Hess,
Philip S, Gerhard,
George G, Leiper,
MichaeI Seltzer,
Patrick McEvoy,
Thomas II. Walker.
Oliver S. Dimmick,
Abram b. Dunniug,
Paul Leidy,
Robert Swineford,
John Ahl,
George A. Smith,
Thaddeus Banks,
Hugh Montgomery,
John NJ. Irvine,
Joseph NJ. Thompson,
Rasselas Brown,
James p. Barr,
William J kounts,
William Montgomery
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Frame fT;:::;;;e House,

LOG BARS, with other out buildings, good Orchard,
aud several excellent Springs OF Water on various
parts of the Farm.
Possession given on the first Of next April,
u For conditions aui further particulars appy to
the subscriber, near the premises.
ELlJNH YOCUN,
Agent for Samuel e. Read
ss ,tcmLer II, lSG4 limo, >.
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ELECTORS.
Robert L. Jobu,toa,'
Richard Vaux,
William Lougblin.
Edward II. Helmbold.
Edwsrd 2. Dunn,
Thomas Mccullough,
Edward =. Hess,
Philip S. Gerhatd
George @, Leiper,
Michael Seltzer,
Patrick McBvoy,
Thomas II. Wslkor,
Oliver S. Dim mick,
Abram b. Dunniug,
Paul Leidy,
Robert Swiucford,
John Ali,
George A. Smith,
Thaddeus Banks,
Hugh Montgomery.
John NJ. Irvine,
Joseph NJ. Thompson,
Rasselas Br own,
James 2. Barr,
William j. Kouuta,
William Montgomery,
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From the Rev. NJ Lyons formerly Pastor Of the Co.
IuHhus (N, J) aud Milestown, iPa) Baptist Church
New Columbus, N Y.
In. c. NJ. JACKSON - Dear Sir.-I feel it pleasure
thus, of my own accord bear testimony to the ex
ccllen OF thi German ttcrs Some years since being
much afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with great
beneficial results lhaye often recommended them to
persons eneebed by that tormcHiing dis8a and have
heard from them the most faerng testimonials as to
their great value. In cases of general debility be.
ieve 1t to be tonic that cannot be surpassed.
I'M, M,LYONS.
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ELECTORS.

Il u II y ONJ.
Robert L. Johns.do,
Richard Vaux,
William Loughlin.
Edward r. Helnbold,
Edward p. Dunn,
Thomas Mccullough,
Edward Il. Hess,
Philip s. Gerhard,
George G. Leiper,
Michael Seltzer,
Patrick McEvoy,
Thomas II. Walker
Oliver S. Dimmick,
Abram B. Dunning,
Paul Leidy,
Robert Swineford,
John Ahl,
Georgs A, Smith,
Thaddeus Banks,
Hugh Montgomery,
John NJ. Irvine,
Joseph NJ, Thompson.
Rassclas Brown,
James P. Barr,
William j. Kounts,
William Montgomery,
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ELECTORS.
Robert l.. Johnston,
Richard Vaux,
William Loughlin,
Edward r. Helmbold,
Edward L. Dunn,
Thomas Mccullough,
Edward T. Hess.
Philip S, Gerhard,
George G. Leiper,
Michael Scltzer,
Patrick McEvoy,
Thomas Ii. Walker,
Oliver s. Dimmick,
Abram B. Dunning,
Paul Leidy,
Robert Swineford,
John Ahl; .
George a. srith,
Thaddeus Banks,
Hugh Montgomery,
John NJ. irvine,
Joseph NJ. Thompson,
Rasselas Brown,
James P. Barr,
William ]. Kountz,
William Montgomery.
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Mcclellan Electoral Tfo ket for
pppuev1 vauso

Wo print below o column Of McClellan
Electoral Tickets, 10 order that every mar
may be supplied with them without troub'
lie. Let our friends be careful that they
have the right ticket before voting, as the
opposition will no doubs circulate spuri.
Gus ones -.
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EARS, EYES,

fose Mouth and Threat. Syphilis in all its forms sy
rhitilc or nercerral Sore mouth and throat, chronic
ulceta,ion df the Lungs, Stomach and Kidneys, PIN
pies, Posuiieb, dhd Biotches. Rheumatism, Female
Weakness. Lefcorrhao, (atsiug from internal uleers
on Drop.y Gsnonai Debility, Emaeia ton and al div.
snses Of the
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From the Rev. Thos, Winter, Faster of RoIborough,
Baptist Church.
DIR. JACKSON Dear Sir II feel il due TO your excel
lent preparation. IOOfdnd's Gerian BitIers TO add
my testimony 10 the deserved reputation it has obtain
ed. have Tor years at times, been troubled with
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sured by many Of their good effects.
Respectfully yours, 4. WINTER, ROxbOrough Pa,
From Rev, ]. s. Herman, of the German Reformed
Church, kutziown, berks county, Pa
DR.C.M. JACRsOS- Respected Sir IL have been sic
with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, aud have neve
used any medicine that did NE as much good llOOf
lands Bitters, | am very much improved in heat
after taking FIVE botIy5, Respectfully yours,
j. 5, HARTMAN.
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Small si1e-Ij cents per Botte-half dozen, 81 %
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IF you want men who believe In
the supremacy of the white race, and are
in favor Of Peace, Union aud Prosperity,
vote The following ticket:
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From the Rev. Jos. II Konnari, Pastor of the lc,h
Baptist Church.
DR. JACKSON Dear sir - have been frequently re.
1lnHt"d to connect nay name with Communications Of
drreht Kinds of medicines but regarding prac
as nal OF my appropriate sphere, | have all cascs
ucclhth nut with clear proof in various Instances
ana paItcu lHrlr in my family of the usefulness Of O
hoouah's German Bitcrs, depart for once from nv
usual course. 10 cypress my fi conviction that for
general debility ni the system and especially for Liver
Complaint II IL a sat" and valuable preparation Ia
some chFcs 1t may fail but usually dOnht not, il will
De very behetcr to those who sulcr from the rboYe
causes Yours, very respectfully,
J. II kENNARD,
Eighth below Coates st., hilada.
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AUDITOR ) NOTICE."
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Egtate Of RUSS6 While, dec'd.
r FILTERS of administration on the Estate ot Russc
L. White, late OF Centre twp columbia co., deed,
have been granted by the Register ofCuunlba CO.. To
tha Undersigned all persons having claims against the
estate Of rcrdcnt requested to present them 10
the Administrator at his residence in said town
ship without delay, and all persons indebted To make
payment forthwith.
SAMUEL NEYHAkD, Admir-.
S.n 4 ISGl-G1U q
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J. IT kENNAKD,
Eighth below Coates ST., hilad'a

From Rev. Warren Randolph Paster ef Baptist Church
Germantown, IA.
DR. G. NJ JACKSON Dear Sir:-pcrsonal experience
enables me to say that regard the German Bttcrs
prepared by you most excellent medlrnc. Ia cases
of severe cold and general debility have been great
y banchttcd by the use O the Btrrs, nnd doubt not
ihry viii produce similar effects on Others
Yours respectfully WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn'a
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESt0te of S1las -Nclllctael, decd.
a ET"TERS n administration the Estate of Silas
4. MeMirhai late of Briarricck twp Col. CO., dccd,
have granted by the Register OF ftoumLa co.tO the
undersigned all persons having claims aganstihe cS
tate the drCpdcnt requested opresrnt them 10
the undersigned, siding in said township =, without
delay, and all persons indabed to make payment
forthwith. -. .
GEORGE EVANS Admir-.
Son ot 1874 -Gw a. On
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WANTED

DUMPKfNS, Corn Cider, Apples Corn Stocks, Oats
l. aud produce generally wanted at this oifee, On
account. October / lS6A.
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Five Teachers Wanted.

Tive MALE Teachers are wanted for the
l. Schools Of Bloom school District The Board Of
Directors will meet at the Store OF the Undersigned
SATURDAY, the 10th, at which time the applications
will be acted upon. ]. !, BROWER,
bloomsbury, Oct. g, l7di.-2ts.
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IF you want low taxes, ne more
conscrIption and the good old times VIC
oncs enjoyed, vtte the following ticket:
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If you are opposed to abolitiouisEt
and believe this government was made fos
white men, vote the following ticket:
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Died.

lis>RY FE.>C.> HAHIow. son 1T James
". lui Martha NJ Henderson. My Ion
I.5I AGED " Years " m"uIhs AM @"ys
There Inauy a fair and fragrant aowcc
blooming >wrrtiy in IA" TI.".
IN he wild .rgur>;Hr"l bower.
Ger lie Hill and through the dale.
one. than all Ia" rest, more tar
Dpr.d it, petals to th.' hr"rEe.
Cav. sweetest perfume To Tho air,
Playing mid die forest trees.
watched thai bud begin To blow.
Shedding perfume sweet around;
saw that bud, alas laid low.
Lying lit"lc>s on the ground.
A.a lt;t,e HENHY, iairrst child.
Lived ON earth but y's'er rrtn'
Hi~ gen;ie spirit. pure aud mid,
lett tue world 10 dwell ia Heaven.
~ II. i.
Trcasnn, Hi. Avg old, 1854
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$1,000 REV ARD.
Proclamation BY Henry ". alien,
Goreynoy If Lo-is'Gn1,

Proclamation BY Henry ". Alien,
Gorernor of Lo4's'Gna.
VXyHEREAS one LuG NJ kENACFF-
w charged with the crimes OF Tt"n7on
Robbery AID exciting inen"ofdi"ntion
smong slaves escepeI from he jail OF III"
Parish Of Sntchi.ocheo on the NIGH: o: tue
18th July. 1874
Now therefore. I have thought proper
10 issue this. my proclamation ca'.lnE upon
al good citizens % AL in r"-ntI">;inS IL"
said RenauT. and :ugti.sI.'-" ii"1inG "a
rev ard If one ,huu-au! dollars for 'l~ - =
prehension and delivery 10 tie 9Lr"i' ii
The Parish OF Natchliocn"-.
Said R"uautf / ab"u; -.E fec; high. We.
proportioned. of dslk coup ">."n. t.urk
hair and eyes. i.t: am oti just j.. "w IT,
elbow. weigh. nhou: 10 pounds. lie
claims 20 be Il French subject.
Given under my hand ava
L. S. the sea e the tate 1T louis
49,, ana at the city 81 SIN yep"
this l1th Ga, of August, \. =. lot.
HENRY ". Al LIEN.
GUycIIoT vi Louisiana.
Nv the Governor.
J. II. HAnDY.
Asst Sec'y o. state. suc3-.
Sn,chi;oches ] ines copy TOW. tie.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

The following extracts from IN
account of the battle OF tie Wilder
n,..- written hv = co,r.snou0,u; of
't'.U.i3 u..ut'. c.,..l,
me i-"'','''' = '''''' 80
cr"dlng interesting;
The work OF war on the RICH, vas
done. SO alarming had been the as
pee, OF the field at "nr time that tear
!. Tor the c"nstamcy OF his troops.
Gvn. Lee had. as tlr!ts division
came under tl.r, placed himself" at the
head of Gr,gS's brlgado OF i'>ans.-
Ordering them, III thnt devotion which
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NOTICE..
RINAM Az.

negro man. calling himself NJ \1k q.
n aged abou, 40 y-iro; black. about .
feet lU inches; ::as in ii" "iHii ) "i 'h"
O. NJ Department a. this post. i'"n e"'n"
,irn. last summer uutIl .hrri. at: H. Wa
uan.f,rr-d to me rs brlun-sn- L. "u'i.m
Lee. He run of in .>prsi = and "h~ APP
pretended yesterday and now 49, hr b."
longs 90 John Anderson. form. $ + Mar
shall county, Miss. and now IA i'Nt-.
The owner of said n"S.u VII come ion
ward, prove h.s properly AHi iak= -.H
away ,,.,.......-,
apt \. z ".
Shreveport. Avg. 18th, l-6i. ["
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Lost or stolen

rEOM bundle OF u.i0n. on tn" I'm .''I
L OF August 1904. a 'onb," cas-" -"'r
WATCH with a dark Solorri cotton hrtw
guard, to which. was appended an uu''uhH
watch KEY. and asmali golden loch,t I'D tn"
form Of heart.
Anv per.on who may nui these articles
will upou delivering them to III, under
sicnai i've say psouu'rry rewa,4 taA'
PSI. 8OSSIvR.
-. o.. -. - Ia l. 'aty.
a.. $50. A,~ - - seS.-'
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fly. Federal dead were buried il
front of Ewells line lying to tho
left of the turnpike. Five hundred
more were buried TO the right Of the
road; and. IN addition to about
hundred dead officers whose boiicA
must have been removed, the num-
Der Of corps, lying On the fed with
in range Of the enerny's sharps!oot-
-rs, is ,..i,nated at fully three hun
!r.d. The Federal Killed in the
struggles On TIE LEI, may. therefore.
BE- delarcd ositivcly, to number as
many as two thousand. ] have no
data on y l.ich to estimate the breath
Of The slaughter in the fierce conflict
Of the right, but from the stubborn
mes. and !um. OF these, feel quite
confident that they must have added
10 the slain as awful an account az
Il at rendered in front of Ewell- -
With three thousand prisoners. and
four thousand dead, the usual pro-
portion ofxix or eevcn to one tor tbs
wounded would show that the losses
IF Grant in the battle q the Wilder
uess, car,.o, be less than thirty tho4'
sand men.
Gen. Lee. in attempting 70 lead
Gvcee's Texans into the jaws Of
death, has given history a striking
proof Of the uttach,ncn. O. his troops
10 his person. The world did not.
however, want any evidence of his
own devotion, and can hardly fai! TO
pronounc. Judgment against h's
course on that occasion rs one o!
rashuess. His exposure during ths
present campaign has been so unus'
ual, and apparently so unnecessary,
a. to have Impressed his troops with
profound concern. The expulsion Of
\ shell. under his own horse, the kill
ing ofthc horse Of His Adjutant Gen
raj, Lieut.. Col. Taylor, and the
woundiug of another officer attached
to his person. Lieut.. Col. Marshall
have had thsdep.essing effect of a
deep anxiety Oh the morale OF his
, army. Til. President sharing the
general appr- hension ii: aud out Of
. h. field for the safety Of Gen. Lee
has, am glad TO say, written 10 hin
: a touching letter Of remonstrance.-
The relations private and public O
: tn two men, will no doubt. give
] great weight to the protest, notwith
: stan ing it comes from man who
:. thoush charged in a struggle for a,
: that is dear 10 a freeman, with TIKI
: fate Of millions, had, under an errc
e of his own devotion, but just returned
t from alarming exposure to the terri
bic missiles that screamed, and burst
= and crashed in thuuder-claps aroun'
e Drewry's Bluff.
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COMNllTTI,D.

VNO the Jail in the city of Shreveport
parish Q. Cadlo. = mgr" man. AZ"
ahou, s5 years: black colcr; about : lee
. or - inches high; one front Ju"'h ont,
and SAWS he belong. t. Hugh hos-, about
rs miles west {! Houston. / ~.
hereby notified to- core t'rH ,ri. prove
property, pay charges and 'ek'' tim away,
CT 10 viii b. disposed O a. t'.' a directs
.uaeM J. ". MANLE Jan or
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as to hem him closely in, and thus al
most HOPELESS as the fortunes at one
time appeared 10 be. the second day
of the battle of the Wilderness termi-
mated around the Southern Cross OF
the right wing in bloody triumph.
The 9th of May opened on Ewel!'s
front with Rhodes division on III"
right of the turnpike, Johusons on
the Other side OF that road, and Early
still to the left. In TIE morning
column of attack came up iii front OF
Pegram's brigad., and Of part Of John
sons division; and attempting 10 |
force his war, pressed that part OF
he line heavily. Reinforce by {.
few Regiments from Gcrdom'r brigade,
he Cou.ed-retes, with minimizing
solidity, hurled the onslaught ack
rnarg."d and bleeding. Again, how
ever, aud yet again, the obstinate
masses renewed their advance; until
| The line of their movement, strc"ed
! thicn y with evidence OF the irrrors
in their way, they finally shrank from
an encnuuter that had proved go die
astrous.
The battle on the lee, appeared,
after the repu.se OF the morning to
/ ham iirc Direct advance so slernly
repuised. the enemy determined to
make a movement on Ewell's flank.
''S"'. ~ da,. !.+nr,. ,n[. ,,,.. snnno
.1,, ;.,.n ,yinr. of Lax ar.
my continued still unc INJECTED and
Il =,
"a: o,.,.',l ,,rc.. 80 shont two
o.'I,.1. ,';,l, r;s,y az cr,shinr our
49,, ,.,,-, ,;..,,, go l.f, Ew.li win,
,'-, = ,h> ;n..;,c.. ~ q Mill.
,:,,. .,nad how.,.ar n-u,ar-
- Eli n.;,t. SHE 1,min,, torc,
81 cs, a. '' 'nI..,, co,n,. nm, rov;n@ n-r.
n.,.J;.nI.,jv 80 Kbnd..,s lin. # bat
H., ~ sl.,r,u,,no,ar. fran
p..I,n,,I I.;(..,t.. If %or,h C.roIio.
's'' f'IIan;n, 49, hold command,
uai o.l,rn. hoa the andacitv 20
. ,,l''r,-,,., ,,.toi. divi.;o, If ,L.. Fed
a".I .,r,nv A Who'll. division Of the
/ E.i..r.l ar,ov ADVANCING on ,ha,
h.TLrni E ,n,.n, And b,tnr,. O.born.'s
H., .o,, ~ ,b.;- s,,.,.d
0 1,a>i".,, h.h;nd !, IN ;ts a;rh. Mi il.
" i,,.',,.,,.I.s .nI .. MANY -, GFt..,
i>m,tr.J r. is ,nn-tr,s Errnsid4':
: n'.'.',,,.,, ,,.m;n.+ r,wnII.s r:gl, flank
,hns I4t.ati5 hv an amusing bold
',. r,,,..;.;c, = srcl, an enter
', " i,,.,,,...,..4 ~, a, ;nr.jiot.
!..,..;''.' ,,t;,1 tL.1,,a IF hntrI. tina
e 'LnE ;r.. L.,., r...tor,.l on III. riah,.
" T}n,.y r.In. left was held by til
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Official information has been re
c-ived that Fort Morgan has been in
Vested by the enemv's fleet, aud by n
land force, and that the fight was to
h ". commenced yesterday. On the
laid side the cItemy was formed IN
three lines, and Grn. Page had al
ready engaged them with his Skin.
mishers. The calculation o: the erenv
Is, that he will reduce the Fort in
four DAYS, ana then advance imme
di:,;e!y to the attack of the city.
! Next Tuesday IS the day fixed for
: tL,, attack. In another column, and
! before receiving this information, we
/ have given 10 our city readers the
reasons why they should be remov'
ing the women and children from be-
vnud the reach of the enemy's fire.
II is believed tina, tie en- my's shot
and she'll will r ach uraly every part
of the CITY, and if it suffer b lombard
,nent in its present crowd d condi,i n.
tLc loss OF uon-comhgt' as III. wiii
be e.riui, and s.ca,!s aggrarate TIL.
trials Il the offenders Il: he city
There n.-d tie uu ur2e th:'t the city
vii! be surrendered - avoid a bon;
b .r,i,uent. Those who remain Ia
ina; hope will be terribly tisappoin, =
81. We earnestly advise all not
combatants who can get away, to do
., w:,hou, d,!av. Mobile News.
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The folio wing Information was re
crived by the New Orleans Iines
:he West Rigole,s Station, and ia
purpor,rd TO be entirely reliable:
The United States Lighthouse
,rud-r, Martha, Cap; Williams.
bound from paSs-a-L'Hutre to the
East and West Ki-olets Station, with
materials for the repairs OF those
places, was captured by arebel launch
manned with 23 men. on the morning
of the lath inst, in Chandlrur Sound,
who after stripping her of her calls.
riggin aud all her cargo that they
could carry away on small fishing
schooner a prize Of the day beforel.
! set fire to and destroyed her. Her
crew was carried by the pirates into
Bay st. Louis. thence about ven
miles up Wolf river. when they pro-
c,..ded 10 take the men to Mobile by
land. Capt vii! ans, who was &C
conpanied by his little SON; Managed
10 elude the vigilance Of the guard
and effect his escape INTO the woods,
and upon getting back to the river
procured small boat, and after many
difficulties arrived at Fort Pike.
The pilots at the mouth OF the
Mississippi river say they are afraid
to venture out On account OF the
presence Of these armed rebel iaun'
che-,
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-08-30

The Philadelphia Age prints the
following names as amorg those men
ti2ucd in connection with the Pres,-
additional honors: Gen. George Is.
Mcclellan, of New York; George W.
Woodward, of Pennsylvania: Horatl"
Seymour, of New York; Ihos. Il.
Seymour Of Connecticut; franklin
Pierce, OF New Hampshire; Judge
Nelson, of New York; Jeremiah ;.
Elack, og Pennsylvania; James Guth-
RE. of Kentuckyi G. l.. Vallandig-
has,, Q. Ohio; Com. Stockton, OF New
Ssrsey; james A B,ynrd. Of Dsla'
t.ysrs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-18
Portland COnpany.---StOcIS cISholtl-
ers' Meeting.

A SPECIAL meeting of the Stockholders of the
"A Portland Company will be held at their office
on Fore street, on "wednesday, the 25th day of May
current, at three O'Clock 7. NJ.
lstTo see IL they will sccept the act OF the legs-
laure of Maine of Feb. 2oth, 1864, 10 increase the
capital stock ofthe company.
2nd-To consider how much of the additional
stock shall be issued and ON what terms
3d-To amend the bylaws of the company
tth-To see ifthey will authorize the conveyance
OF part of their land TO the Grand Trunk Railway
Company JOSEPH G, MOVES, Clerk
Portland, May II, 1854. maylidtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-18
Horse For Sale.

A VALUABLE Carriage Horse. seven years old,
IA kind and sound can travel his twelve miles
no further,use for him. Apply at l27 Fore street.
maylodH