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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-10
CONFEDERATE CONGREss
SECOND OoNGRESs-FIRsf SESSION
SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, June s:h, 1854.
Ryputua erserar

EVENING SESSION. l
The Senate resumed its session at 8 O'Clock P n
The Senate bill TO aulhorz, the manufacture of spr
tuous liquors for the of the army and hospitals was
considered and passed. f-s
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Ark, entered motion to recon
sider.
On motion Of Mr. BAKER, leave Of absence during
the remainder of the pres session granted his
colleague, Mr. NAxwrLL fl4
The bill amending the tax laws was further con.
sidered. FsaaEF Z 7sis.r 49,
On motion Of Mr. sEMMEs, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-10
Approved
Ar. Liw.os,
oUARTERxAsrER GENERALS DEPT, !

RIcHMoKD Juae lst, 1854.
Mr. r. D. Bullock agent OF this Department. assigned 10
duty oganizng Of uspes OF ocd and
e thing arrangement with tue soutasn Express oou
pany As above related.
he viii visit the several Relief explain the
Ing Of the sys encourage the friends OF soldiers TO take
advantage this oil supplying the wants q these Ia
The Geld, A. X. LAWrGh,
O1artermaster 9eneral.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-10

SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
RicaNosD, Va, June To, 1854. )
ON and after June 10th, five dollar notes
" ftle old ssse win csy be received ct , oaics a the
PREVAILING dsoount OF ssK pr etnl II. A. HAMILTON.
ies--St Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-10

MARRIRD, -
S W = IN u ANA III MOO =. As'' A'''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-10
HripQ'As RESERVE FoAGEs oF Va L
Richmond, June z, 1854. J

No9. ~
personI tbs forces Of nia who have
failed their proper rendezv1us Tor duty 10 eomphahee
Orders issued from these headQusers AZ
&C. 1884, calling them Ito the fd for as Last time
notified and REQ tired their respective companies without
failure absn,ees report for ouiy, within
reasonable time Rer the publication OF this order, enrolling
ono will them aud turn t5sm over, In
eonfort, 10 law camps instruction for asgnmtni 70
service With the active forces they wire between
the ages OF eish.een aud forty-hye.
By command Of Bng-Gen. kKafEs
az Richmond Petersburg. Lynchbug and stanton papers,
and Register, will publish week, and stnd his
to these headq iarters. jes-lW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-10

NIOTICE.-Ihere was committed to the ja1
Of gmyth Couaty, the LIST day Of April 1884, negro
Tow VII, cA himself HENRY aud be belongs Rm Pat-
r,.k Of Baford osuny North CAROLINA saii bog very baek
and stouty L. and had when committed TO JAIL brown
jeans coat. xaisssoss and pants. JOHN quay,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-10
SUNDRIES-s - ts... l..r
~ 20 bbls Sugar
--f'-s 5000 lbs Coffee tr ID
60 bxs Extract Loewood
80 kegs Sa Car. soas
Low 10 close sales, By IN ROBERT H0C6a CO.,
lie l0-2Is IA Peal u.

DARN WANTED.
Any person having Farm TO rsrt for tie balance Of
he year Of good teosn who viii cultivate under
the e1peIencsd farmer and take the
property As the party has numbsr sevant farm
having budag suitable would preferred locs-
ton counties OF James River and west Of
Dsnville Railroad would be preferred
Apply immediate y %
je lott ..-.r iG0DD1d APPERsoa.
WANTED A OOK..--Wanted to hire for
the remainder Of the year geoi Cook, W.hsr and
oner Mast well re mnended Apply second door 1or5
Of Prat'a Cottage. - yss--d1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-10
A CLERICAL toUARBLE.
A SIGNIFICANT lyGxT.

Two important elevations to the dignity of Cardinal
are sbout TO be made in Rome. Tho first is Aonsgnor
de Me- ode, the present Papa Secretary for War; who
is to 60 cut to M,Eco OardinslN unoio; the second
Is PRICE Louis-LuCien Bonapare, Chamberlain to
the Pope. The fret Of these appointments will kin
guEh Of the most unpleasant failures of the French
occupation OF Rome. hOntignor do Microbes fiery ma.
ure IS by ted for hia present position which
eqres the utmott and tact avoid collisions be-.
tween the French and the Pspa m tAry author lies
Tie second Is just very significant; the elevation
of BonaparIc - position in which he may be n
didae for tho Papa chair may possibly lead to an
exp ced solution Of the whole difficulty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-10
A DRAMAuIc TREAT.

marvellous dramatic treat was afforded last week a..
Drury Lane Theatre; an afternoon performance was
given OF the SchoCl Tor Scandal and on no previous
occasion has greater histronlo talent been called in
use. The profits of the performance wa, given TO the
iuods OF the Dramatic Coll &c. Mr. Phelps played Sir
Per Isd1ls Mt Charles Mathews represented Charles
S1faeS, Sir Harry given By Mr. Paul Bedford, aud
Sir Benjamin Backbts by Mr. Blackstone. Besides these
great afasts, Messrs Compton, l. Toole Horace
WgAn and Frank Matthew'S together with Mrs OhaIl 8
Mathews, Mrs Ellington Mrs S iring aud Miss Henri
esta Sims took part In the piece. The theatre was
crowded and the applause immense.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-10
oRRELkY's HIsroAY OF rHs WAR.

Nj. Horace Greeley, engaged in writing one Of the
thirty odd hs.ores o. the war now In eouree of pub
LEGATION 10 the Federal Sates-and very odd histories
many of them are--giVes "a and then the bsne6t
of his re- earches in Tribune Leaders, 10 tie r,osnt ore
on the Richmond campaigns he asserts that the dc eats
aod disasters which have attended every successive 0h
to Richmond" have been cluse1 by the "stupen-
dous buoders Of incapable Generals" NJ yDoyel ives
defeated at Boil Run by his own iroonpetet cy snd
the iresesery of P-terson NJ yUlellan with los OOo
men, was stopped a month at Yorktown ~
1900, AID then lost Eve opportunities of ia-
klcg Richmond by bis ''slu gisbness and timd-
ity" General Burnside "Wa5 dsfCs&d by Gsners Is
who refused W obty his orders" Gan. Hooker began
his camssgn with las 900 fighting men, present
duty The 'shock Of battle found MIN incompetent 10
WELD the vast force pfced in his hands and Lee, wi
40 700 men, bea: him aud drove him back across The
kippAhsnnock. Hs rttreated before an enemy whose
forces he ounumbered tWo 10 one iesrested because
he was physically ard mentally xhausted, and beoauie
ole corps commander uame u paramount In personal
iffdence overpsrsu ded bis WeAkness, reunt about
way of otaging that he was the to- ser lanknlge OF
our police returns, drunk and incipalls. NJthing
could be palmer Mr.. Greeley concludes. than that
We have been the victims of ncapacity-and OF wore
qualities-in oOmmaIders And whore Is the security
thar Il viii nsi b. he same to The end Of the ehsPerf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-10

We take the following interesting extracts from our
6lss of the London Inde1-ed!Oral and selected;
MINISTER DAYFoNs DILEMMA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17


TnE 0croRooS.-Cgeat rains have BE. II
taken and heavy expenses incurred b man
ager whitman 10 present tn great sensa-
tim drama, tie 0~to.oon, with ali is
stage and scenic effects, to the public, in
'hc very bcst style possible, and j. IS to be
hoped his eilolt' vii no' be unappreeiated.
It is certainly one Of the mos. thrillingly
interesting plays every presented n Ameri.
ca, and can hardly iI 70 II e the hieh de
gree Of appreciation it deserves. o. b..
i'rac. takes the leading character in tbs
play. ana the inimiyabic Co,k pegsonatcs
'he Old darkey Pete. GIVE in crowded
house tl.is evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17
JOINT DISCUSSION.
Parker and Price.

Tomorrow afternoon. at o'clock IS the
time agreed upon for the teting Of the
masses to listen 10 Apeeehes from Geo. II.
Parker, Esq. and Hon. Hiram Price, Con-
gressional candidates OF the I'd District, on
the Democratic and Republican tickets, re-
! spectively. 1t is the time to rally. 1t viii
be the most important political discussion Of
the campaign in this city. and upon IL
much depends. Let the Democracy Of
Scott County bear in mind that Nh Parker
is giving Mr. Price close run and may yet
run him off the Congr, onal track. Let
them fail not 10 come out to man and list
en- to The sPeeshcs made on the occasion.
The rredics;6m Of the feruh.crns heree-
bouts that Price could "thar' Parker up on
the stump has proven one Of The greatest
mistakes o ,hs da.-, ana taey are fully sat-
isiied nron that point al tbi, titAe. 1t every
dcmocrst who can IL 50 fA.l not 70 De il at
tendance tomorrow a.Lern1on aud iistcn 10
the discourse between these two champions.
1t Will be instructive ana wlll doub.iess
gain Aany yo.a for the D mo1I,.is noH-
ice. Let your busnes- take care Of itself
one afternoon anl come eut to l,tan u L =
pceci.ss Of these t. eat,l gentlemen.
fnE DAyEspoHr SoGah,N JoNrAsy.-
This COMPANY i n9v .!laiiaf,,tel.s syrups
ais sugar from the cane e It's Refinery ii
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

STovEs.-Fhe place to buy the Stewar,
and Challenge Cooking Stoves Is at Geo. w.
Smiley's I'd ST., between Nam and Harrison
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

II you would have luXur;ant hair use tn.
preparations sold only by Grabbc, under Il Z
Lee iare House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17
FOR SALE.

DI ERHARp. the celebrated Spanish
Ply In, is at his Office. on Main street,
Davenport. s.,6 -d&wtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17
REAL ESTATE

No 80 Those eligible os.liding lots corner o
r,.el,,b ard Rse. Island streets. boi my lG9 Zee
from, On saat4 siae l2,h street, and iJ9 ieet o.
east side oi iioen Island Atfs's.
The above = 'stt iAe 'DSA'iph I, i-e -
=; tsrm- uh''.,'I'on's 1 ~. ,a,n, ~r ar. !.
u c"'" 10" -,
ow rate o. interest,".
,,o',, H.. II, H., az, ur,ce yerr l.w. On pay
non, ~ - ,,. ~ f .rorg r. bp3 ,riK BE- i.aa.a
or t.tm ~ gsirs ~ ~ l'f '..tf.
NJ -. ga l.lA'.. street. ib' ieet iront by l5t
eet deep fenced. fricr ~ per Ir"t loot
No. 3. On ihirt tieel - 20 ~ ..Sei ; az
ton fcorner lot,1 pre- s2H
No. -. insr trse lot n lawson d True 9
addition s.rlt ieFiaa rnaN.
Nos. 81, ", w. IhlrlN h"ua' ''ls ~ ~i'.FHfa-
ker's addition sl'' - sl3' eafn. i'fiAs easy
No 81. yd'sil Guy 1T = +. c.rner =
Main and cuil - j nre AtA !cct On Aain by
l5e feet on Coli % Asense and commanding u
beautiful river ysew friee loo
,-,,.e.. ..,h;,ion.
''s'..., u,
fcommanig known a. II 'l"'fs = '@'eh,
- ua., ..,..s OF ss.to E.o.- Of uis
-, x* 49,. ...,..v c,r
prices, """ t3Sr '
sale on very ca~y terms s.nd sG"
t.., r,.,.rr
House LOIS S'oie Toy, "'s''''e 1'''' 49,
'"''
store n-"'' '"r s"ir'
NJ A. onf on itl 81 iu,t east oi Brady II.
~ a. Four o. It'll 81, nesl Railroad bridge.
u,;-. c;.. niouae. Gor Kent.
~ ~ ri. ready to engage ,or.nt or 10 sell
noNI., ~ ~ ~ ,n9, n~l.-plans 0. which n.ay be
seen al uar o.iier.
No. 65. Also, luiHieh'" ""i'rs % ioO'i' 'oA
single gentlemen
szou.e. Tor sale.
= = 49,. III q w.. tnry brick ar.ci-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17
sFTPskEssaas sSbs,Es'T.

HON. GEO. 6. WRIGHT, c. j.
%ss: %ss %ss ';:"; !: ! : iiss ~. S;'~, Judges.
Lewis klnsey, Clerk.
/. +. Wlihrow. Reporter.
{. e. Noarse, Attorney ';eaeral.
MONDAY, Oct. IT,
2NOS. State of Iowa for use o. School Fund
vs.. +. VI. Lake, ct al, appt, johnson
county Affirmed.
1910. Mary j. Carleton ". lie Grand By-
ing;on, appt., Johnson SQUAT, al
tirmed.
lsys. State Of Iowa, app., IS. L. N. Dyer,
ct al, Polk coun y. Affirmed.
l74S. johnson county for School Fund vs.
Helen NJ. Rugg. ct al, appt., Johns u
es.unty. Continued. 81
Ezf4> l. Shs.pan ar AunsnS,oan svna admiifsnf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

We are often asked, Why do we adyer
tise DR.. Harvcy's Chrome Thermal Female
Pills? w. reply-iir,t. bc,Tuse we arc
paid Tor it; and, secondly, tht medicine is
no ilnuositlon. but one that vii accompl sh
all tn it is said to do See advertisement,
in another column. OF Is div.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

"TnE difference betwe n a fool and a
wise man." The wise begins where the
fool leaves off The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease overakes them.
The rise eqire no argument 10 prove that
a few thousand dollars left 10 a helpless
family will sa them from vice and misery.
The ,cixe know that Ave or ten dollars per
week is not only a relief but a support to a
family visited by sickness. Become wise
before it is too late. and examine subject
that interests the human family in the high
est degree, at the ofi.e Of
VIZ. ALLEN INGALLS,,
Room No. 2, over Matllot's Bank,
$3.50 C0guor .Of Drn1x - q neeor(
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

Illinois Central Railroad.

~ AM AFTER SUNDAY NAY oath
rs will ieay from the Greaf Central
D. Jot .. lahe and Souih Water street
Through Express, A, sis A. H.. arriving at
daily. exc. Sundays, Cairo at g:oe r. VI.
Night Express, $50 p u. arrives at .:so N
This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, ST. Louis
Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Kankakee Accommodation, 5:l5 p. N
HYDE pARk WOOD LAWN.
6.35 An s:45 AN
l2aw NJ l.35pM
4O0PM $50 =.
6l5PN 1880 ="
Sleeping cars on al night trains.
For tickets and information apply q the Oreal
xsal W~s~ &x4rf f-~&r "a y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

GoIst. WEsT.-Mr Geo II. Gitteri,. for
many years identified with this city and It's
local politics, leaves 70 day FOR His new home
in the West le has located three miles
from Day nport, Iowa, Oh farm, where the
hospitabe iatch-strng wll je nuag out for
all who Call. Mr. :ritte'lJ casiics with him
The best wishes Of host Of friends, and
Iowa gains in his removal an upright, en-
teiprisins citizen -Dr09t ~ E.gte.
This gentleman has invested heavily in
rea estate in tbs vicinity within tho pes.
y r, AMI is now erecting one Of tie finest
rcsidcncos in the county on his Jersey
Nlage fam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

FREIour WATisG.- lo.vc i crowd d
with barrels, bags, boxes and a Ii cord
upon cord. awaiting shipment to the south,
and every day tne pile i increasing Win
ter is coming on, AMI facilities 70, freight
ing are very scarce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

THE LlBRAEr.-Thg Associated Congress
at recent meeting, determined upon adding
to its list Of BOOKS all the popular rublica
tons Of the current yeor-at least all that
are considered worthy OF place in any well
regulated library. We are glad % hear Of
this, All know that such action will meet
with hearty approval. Tnere are many
standard works Of a Ialc date that will be
read with deep interest by The patron, Of
the library.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

house CHS evening.
i'csf.o. rlcr ip.rpysg. ,rs.-We notice
that Fost1.as.c.- RUSS. isi made a rad
900 ,ne ".Dieliis noe n.Hcc' tnat ha- by,n
E .aJli,aed in Inc lo'ly & tne ia t-o.hec,
and rad clean cp q lI4e digcr, ia
card, 10" bills, ..iri tiu.'. AL dick, ID
s..t.sias mat la@ been pnned, i I'D aid
pas d IN -ler1ns confusion upon .ec wall
oi ,hat hmeni, m!.i, 70 IL d.sadyaa-
tsgc in appearance a. Wei as to the disad-
vantage Of c legitimate chaun-ls Of a lreg-
lisiag The walls have been c'ean d and
painted, and no nore VII ,ho miscellaneous
patch work be pcrruilte TO luxsii iie ihcse,
with the single exception Of the 81 III
bulletn board. The Improvement isa Z o}
one, AMI We hop. 70 -. ~ resolution car
riyd out.
Nj. hi~s i is a',o f,aus u d part
u.ent A Tie farther ei.d II IL. 'obhy, where
,ae il,.n.ss f~.saia.a4 g j.. mon o.dsr
system "i'l oe con'i". ssd.
n, En-. g,..,,..;,.s no.,..s.,
II. .i.,,. IT. j.:
-. ~. =, ., -, .,,.,,.,s !.
clean them OFT anl ,'ag s.a4.h N. .'.
general povs l.i,nent 6 de Ssate # l4wa
what mons. ass. I'll. great III ...gi.a l.,r
~ o., ,..,. - c.r }..,.; -. l,4. g.. rs ,.itttf,
y a
- .a.,.,. ,..,n 49,, .o..,i h
,9..., .. III
-. g -.
!, e r.. ns. .
.s the@Gi! i "'ie ipcaiea Ia tAe iaiefi".
..9,lihe~s oi the kingdom 81 .nsa Joo.
We wai..l ..,s...-t. t.!ii!k .. The l,bs paving
~. - rt
s..;.s 'if. '-sl.''sil over Oh tAe i'''i' ana
q t''"t EthlaIt ~ are i.ei iteHsiy aiii-.s'.
S''"i.,' "g neaF Q. any sven ADVANCE upon
o''i i'Ts We Wal 'ss- ~ extra !" t..-a =
Vaf cs'@eh9 to rc.fFi wa tss'f i.'.'i.'es
aid '&itlao'es ~ g'o' of3ef Y 'Ae lH'4'
oi 'ie " a'>'e. n IFS, e0'i''tS "'i ''"u''
On h'aeh =" = efss.> = = maze ~ ais-oF
9! oi 'le ADVANCING ''s. We "i''se o."
iva"' = ~ : "'vi W. a'i'@ 'ti0 ~
''o( ''' '"9V ''.'i'' =: "',-'''' - ~"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17
DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY. OCTOBER II, 1864.

Go TO THE BFsr.-Go to Bryant d STRAIT
tons Chicago Commercial College, to get q
thorough practical business education, or to
becoae good sound telegraph OPERATOR
For circniars address (enelosing stamps
Bryant & Stratton, Chicago, Illinois. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

KEEP it before the people so that all may
read. tha' the best place % purchase ready
made clo,hing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
ETC., at wholesale Or iet.A. is at a.aas &
Mayors, No. i West Second street. They
manufacture thei c.n gao Is. and can az
70. d to s,li lower than those who don t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

sl4.oaa oy GESrnu. MEacrASni.s' 11n..sunj ,,.l
RI. and -i,.,es ia. sait or exchange Tor
.ral property, TINS ~tpek wa selected u he-
.ember iasr ii los rie.s ireal d"he,lS ana Is
.aar,1 fr s,le on ucecaat OF the falling health
,f ~ owner. Il can BE- lousa' ~ .''s' oa'-
nj
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

9EENAs TuEAraE.-Ihe lerfol nance Of
the splendid domestic ooincdy. Bemoo>le
ilaupl, at he German Theatre Is even
Ing was happy hit. The theatre l,seil has
beea beautific'i with splendid n.w drop
cnfiain by Schroeder, .iich is hu,sh attract
i've. On this occasion the tale.ited Mrs.
Noi!mer appear, Tor the first time this
season, and sas received with hearty APP
p'ause. Miss Matthcs was never more high
ly appreciated. Mpssrs fischer, Moyei and
Spitznas are entitled TO great credit for the
highly acceptable manner in which they per-
formed their parts. The play VAS a choice
one, and admirably put upon the stage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17
MA RIM MAE:
lsE.D5..II(fs.

~ T!iE DRESS &c i 0 o Il
III 4 al4ast naau4-.e8 nt' Il. y. s.e Tattfa
i.left fed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17
s'a...n- vsu.sse1.
~ .eu at.es c-Ma-

vat 10 ..arcaa .aptc.el ie.ias from -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-19

I PORTLAND & KENNEBEc r. r..
p7 RISrEs ARRANGEMENT 1854. .

EH=zEsazEsn Passenger trains leave Depot Back
sadzs---5R Cove) of the Company in Portland tor
brenswlek, Bath. Augusta, Skowhegan and all other
stations ON the line. Ito p. NJ, daily, Sundays ex-
wick, bathaRdAngusta, leaves at SIG p NJ ~
The Ito p. NJ. train from Portland connects at
'kendalPs Mills with the Maine Central Railroad Tor
Bangor, &C., arriving same evening". rr
D AZ aims from Sk0whegan, Augusta and Bath are
due III Portland daily at r. M
Freight trains leave Portland daily at A, NJ and
returning is due at3P. NJ. =.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At Bath Stages for Rockland and Thornaston CON
meet with trains :
At Augusta Stages for Belfast connect with eaci
train. 900 sEHl2a7- .a99-t 2 q ~ EsY =. =,
At Skowhegan Stages for Norridgewock, Arson
Scion and Madison connect with trains.
~, IL. -. ED WIN MOVES, Superintendent.
NOVA, 1854. = 49, ~ noyz8-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-19
U. .dsa.L anIarshaI,s Sale,
irrrEp srArrsio OF AxBRIoA. I

UNITED STATES OF AMBRIoAs AAs -
DISTRICT or MAIEE,ss ahs5M
DURsUANT' 10 vendi EXPO; to me directed from
L the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge ofthe UnitedStates
District Court, for the DISTRICT of Maine, shall OK
pose and sell at public sepdpe 70 the higf est BID.
sd5r therefor the Following property and merchan-
die, at the time and place within said District as fol-
lows, wig: ,sssfss = rag gnT
AT the Custom Foass Btlf'ding. on Fare street,
IN Portland. Iharsdes the t.uenty'Hinth day
Of December current. AZ eleren O'clock a. ;vgs
1rss BarSels y Afclassss, one Barrel Of Sugar;
One Boat scith the tarnifare thtsof. a One 1sesce
aad One Barrel II Moiassesj One Barrel and Iapo
Bags Of Sugar. Three ~iiage 'Bdrreis " Sieer
% Pain. q and ore Bsrrsi sggsr H., z, zsirt os
BASKET. !. ne piece Of Cas- insre; Eighteen hisa-
dred Cfgars isco thousand Cisqrs Ten Chests
If Tea THO > IT, Fcur Bags Of rags Oas hundred
and . ioht WOO Books or Hsss; "A Lot Of Old Lead,
Brass and Copper Three thousand Cigars. Teen
5ft,seve,a hol5i chests Tee. ss7L~ <" -
The same 6svisg been decreed forfeit to the Unit
ed Stafes in the strics Court sal Dist lot end
ordered 10 be sold and the proceeds disposed of
Dated at Portland this fourteenth day Of De-
cembr, 1854. add "a Ma 30
denl4dlst ssF q. s.. Marshal, Dist: of Maine
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-19

CD On and after Monday, Nov. ., 1864.
trains will ran daily. tSundays except.
vuJ unIll Iurther notice. 40 foilows:IEEF-E "
AfhA LII UP TRAINS. " q y
Leave Portland for South Paris and Lewiston at 40
A. NJ. Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, at LIB r. NJ.
DOWN TRAINS. CY n (
I Leave South Paris at 6.45 A. NJ, and Island Pond
at $50 A. NJ.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sOna unless notice Is given and Pnd for AZ the rate
U. j. BkYDGE5, Managing Director
ii. BAILEY, Superintendent. X
D .PortIaRds Nov. ], 1854. hi maqN NRo2s now
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-19
CAUTION no yHE PuRLIC.

Every intelligent AID thinking person must know
that remedies landed out Tor general use should
fence in the hands of regularly educated physi-
eiaRs who pref tory sfuaes fits him lor all the
duties he must fulfill ye hecouairy 10 flooded with
poor noetrnms and c1re.alls, purpor ing to be- tho
best in the world, which not only useless but al
ways iDjurious. III, unfortunate Should be Patio.
ULAR in selecting his physician 81 1t Lam entabe
yet inconu 0vertable fact, that many syphiito
patien made mse able With ruined institutions
by malt ment from inexperienced phys clans in
general practice; for 1t Is point generally conceded
agement OF these complaints should engross to
whole time OF thoss VINO would b. competent and
successful In their treatment and cure. IRE mex.
perienced general pi Actioner, having neither op-
portunity nor time TO make himself acquaioted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system Of
treatment, IN most cases making an indiseEininats
curry I.-W stA-sfi fltA.fl.a' ~