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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

NEW YORK. Oct. a.
Ashes-hrmer sales so bbls; Pots 10 IS; Pearls IL.
So.sop, "a shade frmeri sales SOC balesi midding
up asnss! 2g -.. :. o y, -,
and Weatefn Zoe higher with fair demand: snpsr.
tine State 1905 So; Extra do SOa8 95; choice do
yO0a9 %; Round Hoop Ohio 5000 as; choice do
to good Extra do DOGS co; southssSUir ner: sales
6OO bbis Mixed to good 10 S591l 90; Fancy and ex.
ira natl Il aS ~ CO. csnadaaales o bbs commen
Wheat-Yery SCARCE and 1Qg2c bett.f, sales 1890
bushels Water Bed Western AGA 90; choice Am.
Corn-frmeri sales 1900 busEels; mixed Yves.
tern l "a. Hgt - y
Oats-hrmer; sales Western at eoc
..ef steady; sales $50 bbls; Country mess 00@
l lsoS prime mss "a 9o rf2sossa Chicago a$oo@
Pork- srmes; qales aoeo bbls; also 1000 do new
mess for a1 November, BUYERS option, at AZ rs;
prime mess Al t0@42 90. s''''s = O0s4''0 w.
H cmt a ss dDo H. sales es 40 pkg also sssS
pkgs plain bsggsd ss ON private terms; Shoulders At
Iaid-ifrm; SAFES 1900 bbls at 2Q023c. Sd
Butter-vsty dull; Ohio SGQasc, state s7045c.
whisasy AfMi sale OObbls; 7si@iI Is for State
Rice-drm; sales % bags Para at lbc
Sugar-nrm; sales 2S8 hhds; Muscoyado 16Aa2oc.
Conee-quiet; sales 600 bags Rio on private terms.
eans Sea1 Il and steady ses 9 Or
Naval s5eFes- quiet and steady.
Spirits IurpentiHe-l2 1e@220f ases,s4oa
Resin 1S00@36 %. s
ironn9ust; ssles Scotch pig at 80 oo@sl 90.
Fish-dull. e sas5. valves Bass saaaa sat
Oils-quiet; Lnseed a5@1 81, Petroleum active
excited ana higher; sales 5000 bbis at 43@45c Tor
CRUDE, 65G664for refined in bond and 78 al8Je TOR
IS. ~ 0 90 we we r. w.
.lsssse = -s@s,-y'
HiSea-dsA e.~..a
Lead-dull; Spanish 1904
Tobacco-quiet and firm; Kentucky n49 ,.+
. Talow-frm; sales $4,000 lbs at l6a9l63c, the ia'
ter an outside price for city. = AA&
Wool-quiet.
Freights to Lverpool-dpu. rff
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
Items from Southern Sources.

a. .frsnII q.,3ri laallg NEW 7 DIRK, Oct. e.
Richmond papers of the Goth had not heard
Of Sheridan's victory of the 10th, and INDUCED
In gratulations that that memorable day
brought forth this year to make it more me-
Wilmington, N. c., papers state that I19
deaths from yellow fever had occurred in
NeWbern during twenty -four hours. They
advise the people to remove their families rom
Wilmington for the present. ISL .ess
at Charleston the yellow fever was fearfully
increasing, and the mortality among the chill
dren was terrible. h e'i-s3sl 81
Late rebel papers contain much speculation
relative to Sherman and Hoods movements
Their conclusion being that Sherman will be
Obliged to fight Hood under disadvantages or
to get out of Atlanta and Georgia. s4
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

The Rheumatic, tho equity, the lame ana the la.
Zap Wlth Joy, and move with the agility and elast
a yCTsa; the heated brain is cooled the frost
moved taintnees converted to yieor. Weaknesa y
ms me blind made to see the deaf to hear !,
onkh ,0rm 20 move upright tho beraishss o.
nnssvsntS opl,terated; the Academic of matare III
.ct tnS caamities of old age ohvisted arS
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

GRAND OPERATIc CONCERT, Our readers
will bear in mind that there is in store for
them rich and rare musical feast at new City
Hall tomorrow evening. It will be no ordi-
nary exhibition Of musical talent, for some Of
the brightest stars will appear on the occa-
sion whose orbits have not extended to the
Forest City before. Among the female artists,
Mad. Rotter, Mile DE- uba and Cunissa will
appear. Karl Formes, Hermanns, Habelmann,
Tamaro and Lehman win lend their aid. In ad-
dition to the above, the Mendelssohn Quintette
Club, with Prot. Arbuckle, will give us taste
of their quality. This club stands first and
foremost, and will discourse such music as all
will delight to hear. This is combination of
musical talent Of high order, and cannot
fail to ill our spacious hall. All tastes will be
suited. Seldom do we have the privilege Of
listening to concert comprising SO much
talent and such variety. Our citizens win
greet them with much pleasure and an over
moving house, alT fNfsrtoaW arsr-=-
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
From Gen. shernsan,s Army.

naogtsl CHATTANOOGA Oct. 81. ,es
NO engagement has yet taken place between
the armies in Northern Georgia. Gen. Hood
is reported moving rapidly down the Brooms.
town Valley to Jacksonville and oTalledaga,
where he will strike the railroad to Montpom.
cry. Gen. Sherman's army is stripped Of
every pound of superfuous baggage and is in
hot pursuit. The rebel army, however, has SO
much the start, and it flies 80 fearfuly that its
capture is not so assured.
A train came up to Tilton from Atlanta to-
DAY, and the wires are working through to
Atlanta. T. r4~~g ia ~f -.
"A small party of rebel cavalry attempted to
tear up the track below Akworth Yesterday.
but were driven off by the train guard. Other
wise all Is quiet along the Atlanta road, 81, 4
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

WHEN Grant was hesieging Vicksburg
save expressed his fears to his master rebel
general that the city would be taken. "Never
ieAf' pan' vicksburg is impregnahle," said
'ne MASTER Ged Almighty can't take it! e
YES massa,D retorted the slave, "but sup
pose 'ue ! ankees come with God Almighty"
Inc master was serious and thoughtful. The
next day the city surrendered. and that slave
was made a free man.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

Books FOR THE YoUNG.--Messrs. Robert
Carter & Brothers, New York, have issued a
new series Of books for the young, among
which is "Sea Drifts" by Mrs. McLeod-a
beautiful religious story Of Boarding School
life, the scenes of which is laid near Newport,
r |. 1t will prove interesting and instructive.
"The Child's Bunyan," is another. It con-
tains the story Of Pilgrims Progress, mar
rated in style for children. sThe Book of
Animalsn is another. 1t is very pretty book
for children, well illustrated and Astounding in
interesting stories, calculated to amuse. and at
the same time instruct the child. - :.
All the above publications, with hundreds
of>other juvenile works, can be had at II.
Packard's, No. 81 Exchange street. al sm
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

In addition to the above array of Talent, the Di.
rector has at great cost that he might the more Of
iecnally present attraction of great merit secur-
ed the services of the renowned Boston sIt,.sl
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
From Arkansas-Sfeanser Sunk-- Excitement
y - at Menphss-From MeaiAe. GN-


i. CAIRO, H., Oct. 20.
Adyices nom Little Rock, Arkanses, to the
18th inst, represent al quiat. W
Gen. Steele has a sfrong force under bis CON-
mand. Scouting parties have had several
skimishes with rebels south of Little Rock.
Quite number of the enemy have been killed,
wounded and captured.
The steamer Evana was sunk above st.
Charles on White river.
The Memphis Bulletin says the excitement
has sprung out here anew aud the militia are
again called outin consequence of a large rebel
force under. Dick Taylor being near, the city
with the avowed Intention Of taking it.
Forrest is reported to have passed up to
Boliyer with strong force. fssr1r ~
We have New Orleans dates of the l4th and
Matamoras dates Of the 10Th ult that city
having fallen into the hands of the imperialists.
1t surrendered Internationally.
The rebels entered Mayfeld, KY, On We'd
nesday, burned the Court House ane commit
ted many other depredations.
NJ, o,, 49,, aaa..es nf az CO., 40 ISIS
-, 81 ,s.f---.~. ~. sys.. ssase mat quiet
has been restored In that city. "a Il
Gen. Dana has assumed command of the
10th army corps. His district includes West
tennessee and Vicksburg. His headquarters
are at Vicksburg. b .aia ~
Lieut.. Col. Harris has been relieved from
duty ss acting Mayor of Memphis and is or
oered to report at sVicksburg. $50 rv'1
Inc steamer Arthur from New Orleans 18th
INST, reports the cotton market of that city
very dlii. No private sales were being made.
a smsu umount of low middling brought
~ IL ~ per pound at auction.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
Fro,,, Geornia.

- VI 49, NV NEW YORK, OCt. II. 4
The Herald's Chattanooga letter of the 10th
inst, states that our small garfisons at Dalton
and other places were ordered to evacuate,
which they did, saving much valuable proper.
ty. They were then occupied very short
time by the rebels, but on Gen. Sherman
pressing them too closely they skedaddled;
and all those places claimed to have been cap
tured by the rebels are now occupied by our
troops.
Rebel papers consider Gen. Sherman's posi-
ton critical, and also that of Hoods equally
SO; but, say they, II Hood can keep up his
supplies Sherman must eVacIate Georgia.
But they $dmit that Sherman's position cuts
off Hoods communication with his base. EN-
The Georgia militia have again been order
ed out, and are to rendezvous at Macon. n
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
.CThe Outrage at Sc. Albams, "a,

Twelve of the st. Adams raiders have been
captured in Canada. The one in Jail at St.
Johp.states that the raid was conducted by a
captain in the Confederate service. Persons
concerned in the raid say the amount taken
from the banks was $229,OO0. ST.
The Evening Telegraph of st. Albans says
fears are entertained, from the sympathy
shown at st. John for the St. Albans raiders,
that an attempt will be made to rescue them.
A cavalry force has been called out and are
now guarding the Jail. Hon. j. G. Abbott,
K. LaFiemme and Hon. J. b. Cameron have
been retained as counsel for the rebels, and
Mr.. Devlin for the Federal authorities. 7'37--s
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
iron. the army 5sfoye Richmond.

NEW YORK, Oct. %.
Special correspondence from Gen. Grants
army states that the announcement of Sheri-
dams victory caused great rejoicing and shot
ted salutes from all the batteries along our
lines conveyed the intelligence to the rebels.
Gen. Butler has relieved from labor on the
Dutch Gap Canal the rebel prisoners placed
there in retaliation for captured colored SOL
diers Of our army being put to work on the
rebel Notifications, Gen. Lee having released
the latter and agreed to treat them as prison
ers of war;
1t Is stated that Gen. Hunter Is to succeed
the late Gen. Birney In command of the 10th
corps.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

LARcENY.-George Prinn, a seaman, was
arrested Saturday by Deputy Marshal Went
worth and officer Irish, for larceny of seven or
eight hundred cigars from vessel; said CT
gars being part of consignment to Mr. Geo.
5. Hunt. The cigass we're recovered at differ
ent places where they had been sold by Prinn,
Aad he was taken to jail.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-Last night as wo-
man named Elizabeth Freeman, residing in the
building occupied by Mr.. Powers as rag
st9Ee, on Fore Street, near the foot of Chat
ham Street, asretiring, she fell down hatch
way, the trap door Of which was open, falling
some ten Or twelve feet. She was seriously
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
Fro,an ee,.. snsridan,s .Arnr.

Z snffG NA~sss Ucses SSAcT-tUuW,S ARMY.
New YORK, Oct. %.
A Newtown dispatch of the Goth to the
Herald states that large numbers of wounded
. are there being carefully attended to-. laa glss
Inc loss OF the 9Th corps was very heavy,
but no returns had been made. LA. q.
Rebel prisoners states that Early was In
command of the rebels. ( III Id g1sislaJ Is.
The pursuit was being vigorously kept up
by Gustav. s-i.a5 49, ~
A Martinsburg dispatch OF the ed says
1900 wounded have arrived there, and 1000
were expectly shortly. Gen. Seward ordered
every house in the place to be opened for their
reception ,nsoass s5s s.. .l5 49, Is sssa las5
The railroad trains of wounded have been
sent to Baltimore. The above includes both
the Union and rebel wounded. -srat.ss
The captured cannon were arriving at Mar
tinsburg. so adt aatga i48ape ~ ,liuoo y.
Secretary Stanton was on visit to that de-
paTtment. ic n--~s@s
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

scans. rs. -<-Ay
l9asaA as WASHINGTON, Oct. o.
The following is President Lincoln's reply
to the protest OF the committee OF Tennessee
ans against the test oath required by Cover
nor johnson, preliminary to the exercise of
the elective franchise in the coming presiden-
tial election ~ 81 "a Z. 8 .s y 49,.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
adoption. of the Neg MgrvlaBg Constitution
Rendered Certain.

BALTIMORE, Oct. q.
owing to the delay in receiving the official
returns Of the soldiers vote on the new Con-
stitution there has hAA,. :. -
tainty felt as to the result, which il $780,.
now removed by the arrival to-n ri, gps H.
commissioner seHt to collect tfa tosa ~ "a CIV .ne
Sheridan's army. The new Constitutio,T ha.
been clearly adopted by majority of not i nss
than 300. Several organizations INCLUDING ~, ne
Sd regiment in Western Virginia and the I'D I'd
cavalry at Fort Ga;nea, Mob,ie BAY, il i
expected VIII increase considerably the ma
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

e understand F' that I. s. White, Esq, who
pas gained an enviable reputation as Speak
or, throughout the State has ACCENTED an invl-
tatiop to address the citizens Of Portland o.,
the subject Of Temperance, on THURSDAY eyen.
ing of this week, under the auspices q tba
Grand Lodge OF ]. o. G. 7. We predic,
crowded house.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

NEW Musrc.--"St. Paul Waltz"-arranged
for the piano, by A. J. Vaa'. "Oriole Waltz"
by Mrs. VIII. Yates. @Just before the bat.
tie Mother" Song and chorus by George r.
Root. Transcription by Emil Rein. The
above are published by Root & Cady, Chicasb.
and are for sale at Paines's Music Store.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
From Missouri.

-. 81. LOUIS, Oct. D.
The Democrats Jefferson City dispatch says
Gen. Curtis has been fighting Prices advance
all day, on the Little Blue River, ten miles.
from Independence. Gen. Curtis holds good
position and will stand for regular engage
ment. Il Price will continue the fight, Gen.
Roseorahs will be near, 81 So s7'1g
Lamine bridge has been repaired and trains
are running to Warrensburg. Everything is
working finely. Reinforcements will be at the
right place at the proper time. @s
Gen. Sanborn is reported to be skirmishing
with Shelby to-day, between Bonneville and
Waverly. % .agesu taaisal
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

Disturbing MEETINGs.-A lad was ar
rested last evening by the sexton of the
Chestnut Street Church, for disturbing the
meeting held in the vestry. He was taken to
the police office, and, after serious talking
to by Deputy Marshal Merrill, was allowed to
depart on his promise of better behavior in
future. II will be lesson to him and to 9TH
cas- not to disturb such meetings in future, as
the offenders will not hereafter get of SO
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
OFFICIAL NEWS DISPATCH.
FROM GEN. sHER1DAN's ARMY.
The Enemy completely Routed
500 Wagons Captured Or Destroyed.
Not a.. organized Regiment LEFT.
WAR DEP ARr,ftrrrr

r
WAR DEPARTMENT &
Washington. Oct. 22-9 p. M.
To Maj. Gen. Dir The following official
dispatch has been received from Gen. Sheri-
dan: ISL z-tS7 ~ - 77,--1-Is
q CEDAR CREEK, Va, Oct. 81.
70 Lieut.. Gen. Grant 81 pursued the rout-
go forces of the enemy nearly to Mt. jackson,
which point he reached during the nights Of
the 10th and Goth without an organized reg
iment of his army. Y s5lai assf1ss rslf
From the accounts from our prisoners who
have escaped and citizens, the route was COM
plete. About 2090 of the enemy broke and
made their way down through the mountains
on the left. For ten miles on the line Of the
retreat the road and country were covered
with small arms thrown away by the flying
rebels and with other debris. Forty-pieces OF
captured artillery are now at my .headquar-
tiers. think that not less than 300 wagons
and ambulances were either captured or de-
stroyed. The accident of the morning turned
to our advantage as much as though the whole
movement had been planned. The only regret
1 have is the capture in the early morning of
500 to 1000 men. l am now sending to the
War Department ten battle flags. The loss of
artillery in the morning was seven from Crook,
eleven from Emery and six from Wright.
From all that can learn ] think that Early's
reinforcements were not less than 10000 men.
(Signed) P. III. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
Gen. Stevenson reports the arrival at Mar
tinsburg of 1900 wounded and 1900 prisoners.
Gen. Gustav arrived this afternoon at Wash
ington with ten rebel battle flags passed from
the railroad engines. .,ss s1 $50. 80
(Signed) EDWIN N. STANTON,
.laa y9s9 Secretary of War.
Pr
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL fireman on one
If the Grand Trunk trains, named Stevens,
belonging in shelpurpe, while engaged in oil
ing the locomotive while running, last Satur-
day, made misstep from the platform, and
one of his legs was caught in the machinery
and SO badly crushed as to require amputation.
surgical aid yas dispatched from this city.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
BRYANT, srRArroN AND GRAY's CONNER

BRYANT, STRATToN AND GRAY's CONNER
cial College Monthly has been received. It
. handsome paper, containing much good
Feadipg natter apd engrayings Of our new
City Hall, Preble House, United States Hotel,
Custom House, Mechanics Hall, j. B. Browns
residence, Morse's house, the Observatory,
White Head, Portland Light, and Marine
Hospltal-all very good pictures, which add
mach to the beauty Of the paper. Success to
the enterprise Of the publishers. o
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

BASE BALL.-On Saturday quite an excit-
ing game Of base ball took place between the
Active Club Of Portland, and the Star Club Of
Westbrook Seminary, on the grounds of the
latter. The game was called at 8 o'clock and
continued until dark, resulting in a victory
for the Stars by score Of rs to 81. The
Stars are young club, having been organized
during the present session of the school. The
Actiyes are all old players, and by some are
considered experts. The Stars ought to con-
slider this victory as a great success on that
account. e,s..,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

-.4---T l-rr71 .NEUHBHC, OCI. II.
The outline Of the new Federal Constitution
will be as follows. e.. "a q 5-onslss 59 .all
"A Governor General Of the confederation
to be appointed by the Crown. to be advised
by the cabinet under British Parliamentary
form of government; the members of the up
per Chamber, to be appointed for life by the
Grown; the members of the lower House to
be elected five years, representation to be adj
jnsted every ten years. A Lieut. Governor for
Province, to be. appointed by the Governor
General of the Confederation under the ad-
vice of the Federal Cabinet. Constitutions of
local legislatures are to be determined by ex-
listing Parliaments without regard to uniform
ity. Finance ministers of the different Prov
inces are engaged ip preparing finance state
ments for each Province, a5n
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
Mnnininal Oourt---Qot. %.

Patrick o'Neal was brought before Court
on search and seizure process. Mr.. O'Don-
nell appeared for the defense. 1t appeared
that John o'Neal, a brother of Patrick, owned
the liquors seized and kept the shop. Where
upon Patrick was discharged. gah 7sg 3
Henry Bowman and Thomas Ross, lads Of
about II years, were charged with malicious
mischief in cutting off lead pipe in the store of
Mr.. ]. 81. Rhodes. They were sentenced to
thirty days imprisonment in the County jail.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
Cree, Fire a. Drqea.-Io.. ssso zoe.

ea LOWELL, Mass, Oct. %.
A very destructive are occurred last night
about 8 p. NJ, at what is known as Dracut
Navy Yard, which was totally DESTROYED. The
large new brick mill, counting room and two
wooden houses, belonging to the Merrimac
Wooden Company, were also destroyed. Total
loss about $25O,00O. Insured 100000. By
the fire about 300 operatives are thrown out
Of employment 4ra -s S
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

THE Evangelical Pastors and Ministers Of
Portland and vicinity, are invited to meet in
the Young Mems Christian Association Rooms
this { Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, to con-
fer with reference to the organization Of q
Ministerial Association for this city.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
Supreme Judicial Court.

OCTOBER TERM-KENT, j., PRESIDING.
SATuRDAY.-In the case of Michael Lynch
VS.. Matthias Libby, the jury returned verdict
for plaintiff for $50. -
The jurors were excused until Monday
morning. Several divorce cases were heard
before the Judge. ae-tas 4.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

2. EAsTPoRT, Oct. %.
A fire broke out this morning about half
past one O'Clock on Union wharf and contin-
ued till eight, consuming all the business part
of the town. About fifty places of business
were destroyed, among them are the principal
business men Of the town. The Bank build
ing, containing the Frontier Bank, Telegraph
office, &C., were consumed. Loss estimated at
100000.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

NssU Advertisements To-Dav.
Dress Goods--C. X. Babb. 500 aMsW sef.s
Advertised Letters-A.~T. Dole.
Noiice-The New Weed Sewing Machine
Maine Military State Agencies.
City Hall-Father Kemp.
Portlsnd Horticultural Society.
Apothecary Shop for Sale. BROS NH1
Runaway.
Boarding-77 Free Street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

NEW GooDs.-We refer our readers to the
advertisement of C. K. Babb. who has just
added large assortment Of dry goods 70 his
stock, and which he Is selling at greatly re-
duced prices. 1900 4, s,,a-....--
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
Portland Soldiers, Home.

The following soldiers were admitted and
LETT the Portland Soldiers Home for the week
ending Oct. 22d: i'aH'a 5aa aia4
Admitted-George W. Kendrick, Co. A,
10th Me. James B. Farnham, Co. A, LIST Me.
Cavalry; William 81. Cleavland, Co. A, do;
dohn Tarrice, Co. @, 7th Me.
Left-Daniel Farris, George W. Kendrick,
David w. Barrett, left for their homes; Nelson
S. Fales, Simeon A. Holden, James b. Farm
ham, William H. Cleavland, left for Augusta.
ll WIN. 81. PLUMMER, Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

AT special meeting Of the Aldermen on
Saturday last the following gentlemen were
drawn as special jurors at the Supreme Judic-
ial Court now in session Henry Fox, Will
liam Allen and John w. Yeatop. 6aWeggv
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

THE American Illustrated newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

MAJOR c. P. MATTocKs has been commits
stoned Lieutenant Colonel of the 18th regi-
ment' and Capt. Hobson, Of Co. l, promoted
to be Major. H 70
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

FOREIGN ExPoRrs.-The total value of
foreign exports from this port last week
amounted to $47,476.O6. gtes III essa,ssze
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

PErERsoN's Magazine for November has
been received at the bookstore Of Hall L.
Davis No. 50 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

REcRUTING.-Only one person was passed
on Saturday at the Provost Marshal's office.
He was credited to the town of Standish.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

SERVED THEM RIGHT.-Saturday two wo-
men and three men were discovered Snug
Cling liquors to the soldiers at Camp Berry.
The line was Immediately formed in double
column, and the women and men, between q
corporaps guard with fixed bayonets, and to
the tune of Rogues March, were marched
through the lines. The women were drummed
out of camp, and the men were confined in
the guard house. I'D, ,~-- n. .-,,--,.
Major Rollins is determined to stop, if pos
sible, the bringing ofliquors into the camp.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24

HThe best cough drops for young ladies'
wear thick shoes, dress all over.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
Dentistry.

rEyHE undersigned have associated themselves for
IL the practice Of Dentistry, and win continue the
once lately occupied by Drs Beacon Bresiin. No.
II Free street ELBRIDGe BEAooN,
HRNRY KrMBALL.
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