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90 W1lltractnrS.


PROPOSALS FOR FRESH
OrY1c1 CoAA1ssAKY OF SUBSISTENCE,
CaICAao, lLL., July 8, 18%.
Sealed Proposals tn dupl!ahte) viii BE- received by
the uudGrslE ned until II o'clock II. F2InAY, tho
sLd OF J1ly, 1861, for supplying Fresh Rsef to the
troops and pstsoners at the following places:
Rock 1a1and, Illinois,
Chicago, Illinois,
Quincy, mtnots,
Springfield. Illinois,
And at all Gaupe Pcsts. Depots and Hoapta1s in the
T1Ct-tt3 ufthe above nsI1ed PLACES.
This CONTRACT Will commence AuGuss 1gt, 1861, and
end December ast. 1854. euch shor: period a. the
CGtsEis. a{y General may direct
The Beef must b. The art quality and BE- deliver.
sud snks e1cludc IN such quantities may ba
qutred for the OF the Troops and such days
tha CoNu1fc9ry r1Ry direct.
P.oroaals unst bs accompanied By guarantee. 81
folloWf:
We the unfe1aignet hereby guarantee, II cssc the
foregoing bid Of -- ha accepted. 1t shall be duly
3nlGiled aceording to s trua rrfneEt and condtoos
a1sc, that vrltten cnnrsct snal1 De executed Will
bof is In the sum or $.D,cQG-"
{ERrlts OF RE19RntQTB.}
, 1864-07-22
E:clntn!1's E1trUct8
: r.. N%AU . I4 ANktW
fI'IE GREAT AMERICAN
.zNso.s=.
KNOWN as
Ne..'z>ho!d's Genuine
PREPARATIONS.
ss1laGKLT CONCEyTkATEus
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu,
1ca.:i7e and sp,etdc famedy for diseases of ~
bladder, Ktdnevs, Gravel mad
DFopsfcn1 Swell1n=s.

This M-dtttne ine-ea1e@ the power ct Digestion snR
e5ctes the absorbent: intr heathY action, BY Whak
the EatsT OF talcszeOus osposllons, and al u1Ra-
rural enl4,2cneat- s<e Eedaeed. veil pain aAa
d<tn4 .."
, 1864-07-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
~ FnRT WAIVE AND CBlc. GO RAILWAY
COMPANY, P1TT.BCRGH. Pa -fny u. 1854.
Dlv1DENp-The nlard Of Directors OF hi. Con,
many have this day declared nivlrend of1 FER
thu COMPANY. nssahle tire Of s;ovcrn TAI on
aid stteF tte slh f Augutt, pronmo At th- once Of
WIS og. lasea. Co. s. y Ill etreet. New York,
nf~s. Trs Trsneltr hocss o. otnpany Vii clo,o
cn II. 'eih Of jnl, 81 tpe, mt q r. and re"
By o;ce1 Of the Eo11d. II Il. HAKSks. Sec'g.
TN ri
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To Clear the Bbousc OF Flscss
USE DuTCUkE'E CELEBRATED
:l;CKTkZNG RLl-KILLER

/ ne4.. ctcsp &!clc, oae5 to use. Eyerr sheet VII,
sslu' Quas hOLD VERFwHERE. 1e1sksssav
, 1864-07-22

works. IL Easvatt pIaoe, BoHon, HnE.
Every description ot Ornamental Window fot
Chui Private Heatdenees 3ofeh, &c In Stsined
f:ut and lglnosAsA work. peHGEa seat Oh App catCA
to xANEEL wEHT ..91.ft&4VM
, 1864-07-22
a FALL AND WINTER SToMACH1c.

HOsTETTER's BIrTERS especially claim the alta.
ton OF aal who desire to be exempted from bodily al
ment duItnE these seasons Of social cnioyment Tht
digestion Is never In 20 much danger or helm. ove.
taxed ss in winter. 1t Is period Of festiy,ty. aEat
drink and be msHy' Is Its MOTTO But without the ~
ercse OF due cEe, socnl Indulgence mar entail ~
penalties. Cold, while 1t stimulates the appetite co.e,
the pores and these important putles for the wasI
matter Of the systetn being IN measure sealed thar
u imperous necessity that the stomach shoult a.
is work with more than usual v1gor that the tntcrs
waste pipes Of the system should be hee and unoh
structcd, and that the liver should faithfully md re
1arly contribute ts tempertng, purifying element tht
common stock OF animal uids Now 1t Ia the PROVING.
and the purpose OF the Bters to Keep these essentI
organs active healthy and efcent md tins nrevent
disease The systen regulated and controlled by tct,
balsamlc lunuence, will be In little danger Of eer4na
either non plethora, debility, or the tnclemencv
the season. It may defy cold aud damp md the GsnI
indigestion: II the appetite be too strong for H.
stomach It will bring the latter up to eonrert it.
II the stomach be In tr condition aud the annr+tts
delicate, it will give the latter keener edge In wtn
ter the liquors Of commerce more see]v usey tha
In summer. aud their poisonous effects arc
ened In consequence Of theft being taken hof
theu-ayold them- AL the good effects that you hons
to derive from them you will surely realize ftorn h+
yitaltzng agent All the evil that ron c.nnot sa..
II sou tmbbe them. you will assuredly ayotd If w
substitute 70! ~ othes stmulans the only eas and
healil,ful tonic, HOSTETTERS BITTHRS. Keen th<
reffeshng vegetable cordial In your house. and van
never feel Inclined to taste ths dery stmu1anta wbicf
creats fnsa thirst for themselves and which ara n
tored and odultesated and MAIDS pungeut for ba vsr
object The effect Of the Blsse1s precisely the
Of this. small quantity sut11ces for medicinal nnr
poses and as they act incidentally and not NJ IN exctt
mt the weakest neFyoua organization cannot ba fn
"'ured by their operation.
There is no preparation IN the world that produes,
such marvellous effects in c.se Of nausea For sos
sckuess according to the testimony of the cantafr
md Other officers Of the principal ncs Of the seaRopt
Steamers md the uniform statements OF the passea
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Brown, B. s9th ILL.,. back: Alfred Cummins, 3. soth
u; shoulder FRACTURED; Norris KavAnaush, Z. 9ta
Eo5zo e? IL k ~
5s,h III, shoulder; se'gt Sch Gardiner, !. 63th
Illinois, tho5ax; alfred MeaIl. 1o1st Ohio, finger,
fractured Chas Freeman. l. 18th Ill, elbow Joint
Capt / Patrick, A. 2sth Ill elbow JOINT: Capt Je-
Ismtah swagte, 3Sth ILL.,; Capt Eenry Ga1li:k, E,
59lh ill., thorax, penetrating; Capt Thos Pace, 7:'h
Penn, thoraz, penetrating Capt D chall, c, 70th
p.nn:: thorsE, penetr';iu.; ser:s Chas Mckinney.
fra, tored; John sicafas, B. 5ta Ind, ,thi h irlc-
t9,eo; Geo Newton, D, ;5sh n, shoulder: Elwtn
no~ard. 4. Ssh H., thigh; Tbos Adams, i, 5!th
a., shoulder; John Ferguson. l. e0thaIi., shIsh;
Capt John Adams, I 10Th nj, thortx; Caisin "
Edgar, soth Ill., arm, flesh: Jas NcDan:el, Z; 31st
Iud;; arm, shoulder; Jehn Ksmaton. G. elat Til.,
lee aerh; A B Stark. F. 8lst Ind, thorsx fe.h:
7; n n Caldwell, sesyeapt, B, 59h nl., abdomen; 9
II Weaver, G., 5Gth 1nd., arm Geah: " Hall, E,
4!st H.. tbornx parleter; Daniel Anderson, D. i5tta
" Is. right lee, eoutusion; Henry Shebasby, f..
<. le0 lit lex; y titan Andrews, a: .sh H.,
iharax severe: Hiram Frawes, 4, 7ath Iud., right
tbisa ileel, jas Scrosau G, 6th lud., lett thigh.
, 1864-07-22
FROM POINT LOOKOUT.

4 Depot for Rebel PFisouers-Advan.
taees Of Point LookUut-xts Accom-
modRIfonH
, 1864-07-22
EAL EeTATE.-V7e have ccr.

lNtR JHFD hu5sHEse PROPERTY.
C*nttify tctated. ThoSc hAv1aE such rfuL e1ty Sof
ealc VI nc Do <en =. tr4erspsso1 cf It e o1r
ofnc+ NAlkD BEADLkT Ln-u Agency and R.al
u tate ttfc., C. E1ts Lake and LaSA!lt streets.
jSft LA5 1wFkk
, 1864-07-22

Bids fr ess Ermte7 thas four th cuas, win also
be FL t1T. .s1ne1. z. Il. HOPKINS,
t1.pla8Ss C4ot. 4 G. =. q. >. a.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-04-23
dffDnaI@atfem.
IN HuEs hlr aneiffn Glrnfl

lAm 8ubs Der StDeiftu Gtrn6e.0
nnfee s16t56eTtt rne nen etnaert8tets Garten.qBirtb.
faail &c t9l te6ls at pltetE ft55na,
DnI4 lnll4llsmf DtbtsnnHg ionic bard anie Gbeffen
NIB 0ktE1ntt jplgbeH ptrsbie 0uaa unftfgr 6flt ia re
tflip MtlnS unb J6bGf tu atf. fatIrf9er2 Befuhe dana
gn6lttak EN- s.. ii. S0tfnffen. c.
ei8nsa1, tnassn M 1854
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-04-23
9as giten nab Die 0efmnbbeit.
9Th Brttf
pr. SCARF 8etIam Tin e.ip,ia).

Jude e~rfrenten, 0sf1ab, eas teiSer ,tn b rarSIA
ten SttuOs'' S6rrs bttRsen QIufenttaItss, NAB
Die tur8t 3tii bic Jur atfdert pes Sampfraaens
|geHtets taunt CUR forafdltigsn r%nterIu1uua Sbs
res Observation-Disclosures In tttntr gDti(r
CUR ausfa6rlt&en 1ittbtiluns nistutr dr,tIi&tn
Ratbl&ldSe unO gorf1rifttn. I'm Sisle ltbterrn
in f4 auf3unsbmrn, eiirfte Der &uatnBlid Str
Nstle Mot aa3a 9unffiS fem; penisasus bat
mid bic GrfaSrar9 sslstrt. bds Der Dtn6, nell
DER itbsr Die Shteneuprst binelsittt, Istne SpIt>
rem ni&t MUIR auf ben. 8fstotru, fcnSeru aud TIM
@sSd6tni6 %aurIdIdst. 8traes BEL Sbrtn 9tibtn
- i'd rfub es S6uen piroertoIsn -Rnb Weet.
tinHaf&en, Yiqsnlf a6teIn nab Mintraliradtrs
triiGs bic minOtr rut&ti9tu nnO tr~irIungSSolen
9aifsaittel 3ur> @rnrfnns. Duo @iHtisRr ron
aasm II stnr p~ernanftis s~sOrrnett 9,bensw stit |!
Sn Solss Der eebensptile ifno Gle %trtrantt; auf
ptmislbsn @.se ,miiftn Sir aud 9efnnbsn.-
gfit aufrt&tis,r. Srrube benube Id psstet6 bic
Wtufttunesn nts ~bsutissn $ ftrfsf.s, um SbRrn
rae f1rtftlt6 na6;uienoen, tpas tn minblht
Sbnsn ritSuttsiltn nidt 3eit fanb. esftn< Ste
es, rG&t oft unb, - bsbrrsisen sic, ts AUD. -
Rah tintnn turttf6en SpriawUrt ss65rtn az i.
Der 5siluns crei Otnse: Der slrat, - has Olit-
tel unp Der nfolsiGmt"' &rantt. Die erfsn
bstOsa ifno Dorbanntn !: mas fas brittle brtrtft, 70
faye i'd NIT SSnis pbtaipp
"2- ,< n@areindl, Id Babe
eEDas @siuise sst6an. Sbun Sin has Sbrtg
Ste Hagen u6er sstatse Stralmmuna, ibtr
mannisfa6e gerbauunss. Bei6nstesa, Tbsr
f6neQere Grmlouus mad anRrsuauuasu uRO
wurstn enSli4' nod rom 5ufeu S.plaat. Der So,
rrr &nsab. mad in ben @orstuRunStn unmit.
lteltar nab benz aifRe6ta am ttftiaaens mar.
Strsr .Rrinung na6 warren Nas 3eibtn bss
bsrsin6rt6 ehSen Qtters'. ab.r 1isbrr GrennS
i'm 39fsn 2tbensid6re lit Man nod .nidt alt,
e6en 70 tbsats ais man rs Sci ri&tiac Ej6tstf
inn finfJisRsn iF. gSsnu tnstn &dt6 niGt Elm.
brudsIos S6rsm aust puriibtrslettst, 10 CLAUDE
i'd Sbnen nit 8sRtmmtbsit ptrfdern ,u rdrfen,
ras Sic binuen SabrtsfriF S6rsr 9sibsR tepia
II. g~rrtinst ftin perbeatn laum st6cFter Reilr.
Ni&t bic 5tn&t Der Sabre Bat SSren> 5ufanb
UeriGutDst, f~onpsrl. sic TuO elm Opfrr uulelrss
sesenmGrtisen Sultur1ufan6ts pnb Dor aurm
= - - II ~ -S
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-04-23
Washington SaloonI
Ode Main unD Ma ofra6

yUt UEdtn mo Att WtrlNe.
D6s seftgtE ttnifAr @pbI1nm tpir6 auf StsleS. tIeoont
Sngtri6lgte NIB nit alien Erfrif9uneen .~reriebene Riftbs
19afesGplA eufnlrlEfam ermfat rnb ptrb nm frsuIblideu
psla4 nfBHttn itutst s8HF4guns hr ttam Aetienuna
9fbEft. 5. G@nrmann.s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-04-23
MONTICELLO HOTEL,
SO. 155 Hnb l57 8rcaeHr., ;wifdtn Ssr6. u. 7,

StraSe, Nihncpo, Ba.
9ee reilenbe @ubliIup ptro euf hiefss Hsu u. ssIdnta6+
BON tingeTtGttis oertl4e @aifbaus anfneSfiani esniadt, In
sbeul Gin itoer anitdR6tes HsttHbe biz ffr~euubli9ffeu btumsr
NIB 8epiTttung ineen taan.
BearRfrs tnouttu bitenl @aftfanie sItiAfaus &uFs
nattae unh gutl ami beutfGe @eife tereiiste Spetfen.
DIR Aarrorla eieits 3etElS if elegant stuseri6tet NIB
Rtte mithtn beleH GrfrtIHuneeR Sfrfeben.
Gtt prpbe 1h6ne G9at bielee 6ctele eiaurt Nh
srrsndia So 8erfammIuHseu, 8dgtn unb nnberen asfs
IiAlfiten nab fam 81 birisn 8nede ahesemistbet fpsrStn.
tst Gpufub @ dneT.#
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-04-23
ViRGINlA SALOON.
lite @traBc 8pii&en @ain unp {

benz @Ittn 1earEt .~ateeui6tr.
@stAtu Greunben unb benz assBfteu: bsulTen pubIttunu
bic GnSeiee, bag i'd he an cbieGnt @I6bs fettees ron Sru,
9ato6 @tts sIfnbrs Iirtbf6at i%btrnrnmsu unS nsu
&Einstrintst babe; lne bas i'd mid frtutn merle, 6aielbl
rt8t jabtrti6s IGdls nit Zen bcttn 9ar6ntsH NIB iuufits
ssk grfrif&unstn tsbieatn Su E5nNtl. Cant srstksaf
b.96Sl - y. @ { m q Z.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-04-23
% IteIm 9sll pa.ns"
@hrtRian q. @dafer.

30. I64 Btoab1. 3wifGen Der g. u. z. eotras,
(bem &beattT eeesRhber).
Dttrt Rete enteS G6ssrtfer, btuifds uni
eG1Ibffne @ffRe, 8r1nhs,S, &C. DAD 6ouS IN ass
fNmadSeA finetEfAit NIB wnbeR bic 0aht rufb as Waf.
msBlkamRf tebient.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-04-23
FARMERS HOTEL.
.@apounab. @u.

Y. ~ Sanaunab, Ga. *.
GiHse aufs, GIteanttft tinserifttte bsutr9t @aataus,
eae i3 ben tIftn -6St.Ie Der Gfaht ssbStt, ptr6 BEN ftiGtn|
bkR Wpbltfnnt btfeus en- pfpbIsn. q. 9tmGnben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-04-23
NDfenfeIb,

S9. UlDlenIelpGr -
Gngrrss nnO Dttdilt6Gno:sr In s@iaarren, & auI
8anGs mnb> ShnupfsSabat, : 49,
30. l94 Brpabfraee. gttGntpub, ga,
b6IistR mpbLafprttttss Eager itIbft i%mpprtirttr GiearrtR unb
ptrb @ieSerperlanfsrn Bic ~sinitisdsn Nrsifs fteltn. =.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-19

NEW YORK. Feb 10.
Cotton-dull heavy and droodng; sales 700 bales
at zoe for mddling uplands
Flour-receip,s s. I3s bbls sales IssO0 bbIs; State
and Western opened heavy aud a shade easier and
closed with better demand without how. yer any
Improvement in prices; superire State 6 o &c 40;
Extra do 6e5a690 choice do 95GT Ii; Round
Hoop Ohio 1907 40; choice do 45@9 so; Super
fine Western 25o6 30; Extra 10 76df 20; Southern
heavy; sales $50 bbls; Mixed to good 7 25Cd8 90;
Fancy and extra lOdll 90: Canada dull; sales
500 bbls; common Extra 6 1907 90; Extra good to
Wheat quiet and 1c lower; sales 5000 bushels;
Chicago Spring 55o So; Milwaukee Club 500
So; Amber Milwaukee 5Stdl COZ, tho inside price
for common in store; Winter Red Western GO
IS; Michigan Amber 6sGl 49, Amber Jersey
Corn-dull; sales O 900 bushels; Mixed Western
shipping in store 2si White jersey 23dl 231;
Yellow 90 l9p12 %
oats-a shade easier; state 9od92; Canada 500
SO4; Western 9lil93, chiefly al 0t92c.
mess 600ag7 90.
az 90; old do 20 50a,2l 90; new do % 50q23 rs;
(a2l so.
Bacon7moderatey active; sales 800 boxes at liz
Dressed Hogs-hrm; sales at ela 10! for Yves
18Iai4c. "'" VIII" HIT "eH'n' sales i0iO Dds at
butter-quie; and firm.
Whiskey-a thade firmer; sa'es $50 bbls at g2Gie2
for State and Western, with some sales reported as
high as 93a a.
Riee-quiet and steady; sales 100 bags Rangoon at
eaStc.
sugar-inaetiye; sales DOS hhds New Orleans 1910
Hi.
COT e-dull
Molasses-queti by auction, 200 bbls New Orleans
at G0072.
Naval stores-quiet and steady.
Oil-quiet and firm; sales 500 bbls Petroleum re-
6ned in bond 49s 1000 do crude Ole; $50 do free at
55j.
Freights 10 Liverpool-frmer; -four Is grain 4d in
ship bags for wheat.
Wool--luiet and firm.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-19
Partner Wanted.

INTEND 10 withdraw the rarious irons Ihare IN
Il the IRE, and devote my whole attention to me
mysteries Of the tar. To this end desire Part
ner lie must be as oily as a mountain of bubber
as supple fn the back as an eel, bland as a sum.
mers morning, and wear Oh his treacherous phiz n
perpetual smirk. Ills name must be Peter Funk. i
propose to constitute the Company and will be az
ptoHs, a. dtqnined, and as pOlp0ts an old wood
chuck cooked up on his hind legs near his hole IA
ctoreT time. THE CHIEF END OF MAN" with FUNK
Co will be to feather their nest and skin all who
come in their way. In anticipation of having our
Old sticks about to ''hop the ttcig," INSTEAD OF
PAYING THEIR DEBTS, to SELL pretend to SELL all
they have, real estate and ALL cithout security Of,
credit Qf SIR gedrs-that the widows in due time
be severally installed ''thc ddainisfnGtrir and
WE their legal advisers As fast as tho assets come
called "BrOther Funk" will rind 10 the right and
lett among the creditors, with tho sinosity of a
snake and with the scissors of Dellah elm away so
per cent of their respective claims in other words
he must lie "Gke the derii." tsPuLL THE woOL1
over their eyes, and get all the claims assigned 10
hmsetr Jor 70 per cent. ID. T. CHASE.
n. b. No one need apply whose qualifications are
not up TO the chalk, and who cannot produce niece
of composition equal to the following:
PORTLAND, July 2, 1851.
"MR. ID. T. CHAsE-Str Mr.. W. r. Kiborn
holds q note for about $500 against d. Libby and
endorsed BY Lewis Libby, which is uupaid. He
'lnstrucfs us TO commence suit against you. under
Chap. lib, See. AZ OF Revised Statutes TO recover
double the amount of the property fraudulently
conveyed to you by said l.. Libby. If you desire
ITO settle the matter you can do so immediately
without further costs, otherwise shall institute
legal proceedings. Yours &C.,
Note-sec. AZ of 1ls Chapter Of Revised Statutes,
MI constitute one f the CHIEF spokes IN The 'eeel Of
FUNK co. does TurTh& Stf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-19

LAD. Es' CLASS IN GYMNASTICS. = The
second lesson will be given to the ladies' class
in Lewis. Gymnastics, at IT'S Middle St., on
Saturday, the 10th inst, at hali-past three
O'Clock p. M.
Ladies no desire to join this class can make
up the first lesson this afternoon, at the same
time.
Children's class meets at halfpast two,
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. To
enable those children to have the full benefit
of the whole course, who may wish to join
thu class next Saturday, an extra lesson will
be given on Monday, the 22d inst, at half
past two p. NJ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-19
Ya,,,;a8S,a 49,
NNzaWMI(NAaq>o
Hanson RIock. nIidsiie ST.. $40. I6i.

rs open Day and Evening for Thorough Business
lEducation. Located 1850.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-19
From Nec Orleans.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
The steamer Creole, from New Orleans 18th,
has arrived. She passed the Havana, for New
York, Of Cape Florida. The steamer Cahaw-
ba arrived at New Orleans on the 9th inst,
with $50 recruits, under command of Colonel
Thomas, OF the sth Vermont regiment The
steamer George Washington arrived at New
Orleans on the Sth inst.
Capt. Stephen Hoyt. of st. Louis, a native
OF Massachusetts, has been appointed acting
Mayor of New Orleans.
Christian Rosebeus had declined to run as a
candidate for Governor
The house of David Berwick, of Attakapas,
had been robbed Of $500 by some soldiers
who are under arrest.
A grand review of Gen. Lees Union caval-
ry division came off near New Orleans on the
9Th inst. 1t comprised the brigades of Col
Lucas and Col. Dudley.
Nearly mile of levee at Point Coupee re-
Gently fell into the Mississippi The leyees
near Baton Rouge are sadly out OF repair, and
an overflow is apprehended with this springs
rise.
Over $500 voters had been registered in
New Orleans previous to the 9th.
Admiral Farragut and the greater part Of
his fleet had left New Orleans.
There is nothing Of interest from Texas, not
even skirmish being reported.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-19
FOR SALE e TO LET

For Sale, or TO Let.
HOUSE No Brown ST.. IL sold large part Of
~ tnepurcssse money can lay ON the mort se
II lea sed, II may Be for term Of years.
Eagaire at the house or of the subscriber.
tol1 div G.LUDwIG.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale.

Di virtue of license from the Judge Of Probate
I'D Of Cumberland County. shall sell az prirat
safe. on SATURDAY March u. 1864, at ten o'clock
A NJ, at the office of n. L. Deane No III Middle
street Portland, the real estate belonging the ss-
tate OF Chas ID. Winslow, late of Island Pond Yer
mont, deceased. and situated in Westbrook and
Portland. follow :, viz:
A lot Of land with the buildings thereon situate
on the Capissic road, so called in Westbrook and
containing five acres and fifty rods.
One seventh part in common and undivided of
another lot on the same road, containing one and a
halt acres, aud buildings thereon.
one-seventh part of lot on Rocky Hill, called,
In Westbrcok, containing six acres in common and
Undivided
Also. one-twsnty first part Of a certain lot in com
men and undivided on northerly sile OF Congress
and near Oak street in Portland, with buildings
thereon.
For further particulars apply to II. Y. DEASR, or
TO the subscriber at Gorbam.
NATHAN WINSL0w. Administrator.
febs eodis3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-19

fEiHE Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam il the most
Il highly approved medicine ever discovered n
has stood The best Of all tests Time having had an
unprecedented sale Of nearly forty years II lie
recommended by our best phgsicidss, our most emf
nent csfszcas, the Press the Trade in fact by all
who know 1t. For certificates which can be given
20 almost any extent, see wrappers to each bottle
The proprietors will eheerfnllY refund the money
not ent rely satisfactory Price 60 cents and N the
large bottles much the cheapest BE cGrefla 20 get
The genuine which is prepared only BY REED. CUT
TER CO., Wholesale druggists, Boston. Sold in
Portland by dealers generally.
fl III HAY, Druggist, corner Middle and Free
streets, Wholesale Agent decS 1862
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LXTRACrS from ga long tCiaded garH' of SEW.
II ELL c. STRoUT Howard STRouT) to SMITH
STRATroN, New York, the same bearing date
April 18th, 1852:
Our County Records show the whole matter, and
about these there eau be no question. | propose
therefore, that you send your claim 10 some Attor-
ney here. As Counsel for the Administrative, / have
no desire to conceal any matter connected with the
administration. Ii you adopt this course, 1t would
be convenient, perhaps, to notify your attorney to
call upon me- and will Immediately put him in com.
municaton with the Probate Records, and with the
Administrative"
If il is requisite TO employ 'soMr ATTORNEY
HERE "ro CALL UPON" Strout, 80 that he (Stroutl
can "i8iuedidteiy put kiga" this "soME ATTORNEY
HERE "in communication Nth the Probate Rec.
ords, and 9th The AdgtpistFdfrir," in order to get
'rEE DIVIDEND ION s54 .54l"Si s0' out of Strout
now MUCH OVER 30 PER GENT. OF THAT DIvIDENp
S2.l6, WILL BE LIKELY TO REALIZE!
d. CHASE,
Assignee of Smith Stratton.
NIB. "THx PRoBATE Records" speak IN black
and l9hte. (See report Of Committee Qf NISE) The
Administrative has already spoken as follows:
This may certify that SEwELL C. STRoUr How
ARD 4 STRourl was retained Counsel 10 adjust
the affairs pertaining 10 my late husband estate as
might best tend for my interest that of the heirs
st law. HE WAS NOT EMPLOYED TO BUY UP THE
CLAIMS AGAINST THE EsTArEFoR 20 PER CENT. FOR
HIS OWN BEsEFTr. Had there been no assets he
would have expected pay, and been paid for all the
services which he rendered
CATHERINE B. ROUNDS.
Portland July II, 1893. oc20 IuTh& SIT
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La RUE's GREAT WAR SHow.-Deering
Hag was again crowded last evening TO wit
,ess the leading battles of the war The
&c mbin atoms OF this interesting show are
tru ly W. 'nderful, and the audience testified
thei pie, sure by repeated applause. The
conf c deflieations of Mr.. Winston, between
the exhibition of the scenes, convulsed the
audi,.nc with laughter 1t is one of the most
popular exhibitions ever exhibited in our
CITY. w, advise all to visit it,
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Beautiful in life-and in death.

sTThe lecture OF Theodore ID. Weld, Esq,
oil Massachusetts, at the new City Hall, last
evening, was clear, full and unanswerable
argument against the principle or policy of
reconstruction on the slavery basis, or any ba-
sis that recognizes the right of property in
man. He proved conclusively that the Union
as 1t was, is Union in which the demands of
slavery is the paramount law,-its outrages
sustained and sanctioned By law, and its ag-
gressions without limit. 1t was an able, truth
iEnl, logical and eloquent advocacy Of the en-
tire and universal abolition of slavery as the
duty Of the government, and the right of the
ylslaved. The music, as usual, was enliven-
ing and soul-stirring.