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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19
ARIGINAL NoTICE.-To Edward Ngmm

bRlGlSAL LN0TICE.-To Edward Numm
~ Daniel q Sturgeon, Abraham EbersoI N sh.r,y
Nahoney Alton, 0eo Anderson . Co Fickep 4 In
ens, VIM burkftt, chas Mason, Defenda, t.: you are
hereby nothed that there b now file in the Clerks
ono oil the District Court OF Lee county Lows ~ -
knk petition OF Hiran Barney clairniDg adgrn.n nj
against you Edward Murm, fJr the rnnn OF Fo1rt@@n
made TO Charles Mason npcn th- foilouier descs,t
premises to-sit Lou 9, and blcck Ill ia Mason 3
Lover addition 70 the city Of keosgk in Lee couety
Iowa, sid 9" sgs'pst yon al pray for ,ir feosnr.
Of shd NOR sage-th- sale Of saif pr-ci- freed on all
interests % ss.f defendants IN pa. said det
the exinsul hnelt q al equiis cf rsdemp.ien and
for general relief Now esrh ,o- mast rrres, n1
snssef said petition es noon Of tire p-ccnd dsy on hs
Eert term Of ss Court 10 he held the r.t Mnaav
ef f-fusfy. 1865. or tadgmeEt s he had thery}n !.
rrsyes for, by teisust- T. SCDrf HOWELL
he' stamp Ss5-eaneeIei Atty fer Plaintiff
seo.S-dir-tu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19
nRIGINAL NoTICE.-To Abraham q

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Abraham C..
~ Ron,sine Defendant: Yeu har4by uotifed that
there is now file in tho Csrks oice Of the district
Court Of Lee county iowa. at keoklk petition Of ili-
ran, Barney, Claiming judgmen nt aGdEs you Abraham
& Rainane for thu of elk hanired dollars aud 10
Ter interest upon your NOR gage made t1 Charls
Mason upon the following dtsched premi-es to-wii:
LOT 4 block la, Ia Masons Lower Addition 10 city a.
Kekak. in Lee county Iowa, ard against yon prsy-
log tor the salt rorgage-fhe sale OF sal
fr eed If all nterc't Of said defendant Ia same
10 pay on said debtthe extDguishin Mt of MI equity
Of redemption, and for general relief Vow ,ou
NUT appear and sud petitos ly OF tie
second day of the OF said ecur be I'D Oh
he uloads, cf February. le6. ju igment i'll be
had therein, prayed fer by drfauh
Rev st mp 5as-canealed II SOFT H0WsIL,
scpi9 44w-tu Atty for Plaintiff
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Original NoTICE.-ToE. \ Wand

nR1GINAL NOTICE--To Z. y. Wander.
- val, Etwstd DE~n, DetsnlAnts. You are hereby
posned haf there ~ now fe in the Clerks office O.
tns Dsfes Court OF Lee eonrsy IorE, nj KAokuk ps-
titioH OF Hiram Bsrns., claiming juIgrnsnt sm,.t
yon sanierwa.a. for the oi one ttoassnf a and
thirty collars and 10 per cbt from dat, -
ob your mortgage. -- TO Charles Ma On upon the fI-
lowing escrf ed premises to-vt Lots ard 2 tiock
~ ia As1ns Lover Addition to the city keokuk IA
Lee county, iors and - sgsus. you ALL praying for
The fsecAar- Of raid raoftaz-eihe sale said prem
iser freed OF all interssis Of said defendants same
pat on said d-ttihe exfir gnist II all equity OF
redemption. snd for nrrAi relief. .uE eash Of you
hiust appear and afkweT sald t-tt-n by noon Of the
sesona day ofthe next term 81 ssi rt 10 tie held on
th& Fret Hona=y VI February, isa Judgment v be
had therein, az prayed fer. ty de.suli
Rev sianap d-,s-esnceiita Il. s1UTr HOWELL
ssSioisw-tu Astv for pI.irt,f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

ANOTHER eight hour meeting was held in
Chicago on last Thursday ut Witowsky Hail.
The hall was crowded with laboring men and
women and the greatest enthusiasm and unan-
unity prevailed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

The democratic candidats for Attorney
General of New York, 'sPrinceu John Van
Buren,, is stopping at the ShssmAn House in
Chicago. It's said the Prince looks exceed
ingly well, and no doubt is prepared to take
urally he has fine talents, b6t has frittered his
strength by coquetting With the enemies Of
the unioa.--Isoria zFsaew{pt. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

If Brigham Young has upwards of hum
dred wives, as We are told. and if all those
ladies chance to be in the habit OF favoring
their lord with curtain lectures, what, oh
what. says Mrs. Grundy, must be the nature
of /" Young's Night Thoughts.
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A SPEECH TONIGHT.
COL. CHARLES CASE, OF. INDIANA,
Will Address the People ~ Keokuk
TONIGHT, AT O'CLOCK,
On the Cower Of Main and Third Streets
ontte political topics of the day.

The Colonel served in Congress before. the
war, and in the Union army during the war,
and has had excellent opportunities of be-
coming thoroughly posted both theoretically
and practically He has fine reputation as
public speaker, and is now as ready to do
battle against . the old fire in the rear allies
of rebels, as he was heretofore against the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

W. w. HAMILTON, Republican of Du-
buque, has accepted the nomination on the
Possum ticket for Lieutenant Governor, in
place of VANANDA, declined.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

The agents for the rebel bond holders in
London have called meeting to take steps
for the collection of their dues
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Psoyrnrscs r. i. A

Providence, r. l., Aug. IS.
The counting room Of the Quinnsburg Coal
Co., II Bartonsville, was entered on Tuesday
night, and 5000 taken from tho safe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

Over 100000 applications for pardon are on
file in the Attorney Generals Office at Wash
ington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

A GRANDSON of General Lafayette arrived
in Boston few days ago.
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south Carolina Convention.

BosToS, Sept lS
The Adrerf;zer has the following special:
COLUMBIA. S. c., Sept. 15.-The State Con
vention has passed without debate an ordi
nance repeating the ordinance of secession
Three delegates voted nay.
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$50 MeNIHAgsnts 1ss, L.. is NJ Tap.es s,! IN
Lrr SxwIs3 MAcHiNk, price <25; fully lieensed under
psterts Of Howe, Nkeele~ 4 Wilson, Grover - eaker,
and Singer Co We will pay monthly SALARY and
pens.-, Or a5x large commi--ian -A.-s- For par
tinulsTs. illustrated catalogue trrrit9sy losing
tame ami address psGe Bt THsks, ssie Agents for
United stats 2l Summit street, Toledo, Ohio
aasz9-<iimswSm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

oFplcE o. THE T. W 4 W. R.w. co.l
T. NO. o, aug 15;h SOS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
rn-4tius o, the oserfs ot ths tele,l, assh
and Western hsNnY Conp4nv for the purpose VI -rt
ing fifteen r.Ct ard Tire trsasscsn ~ s.Gsrst bust
viii be a., III al the iea % NE CempeI. III tie city
raidc. Wednesday, tn 4'a day - re- bar At
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. n. ukUa i,usp,
aug2s-dtw Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

-Sozodont. Balm of
H 1housana Flows-F, Tsompsor's ard hsise Teoth
soaps Aiiports and Fazns Foct rowd.fs, rsl-s Char
coal Toosh Paste, ior safe ~
sept WILKINSON, BARTLETT co. Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

ETOTSE AND SHOP FOR SALE will
Il s-i. a4y aous sls5. -nd Ess Etop less,
st -rxasn. II l. p}eesa.tiy sltnstei 90 frft rtEee;
.lSo, Ha' Scale shingle Au -,D. Latht, sne al
ktna- gf sssehx..cai tpul- viii b. vi ri-Ap
sa1re--a JAGUB 81 kiIEAsEEIS,
s-pib-df~ f1EainAfon
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q MIDDLE AtsED MEN.

There are many men at the age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations iyom the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting OF
burnin. sensation, and weak ening the system in a
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin.
ing urinary depositsa ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen OF
alhUmen will appear. or the color will be of thin
mi kish hue, again changing to dark and terbid
appearance. There are many men who die of this
dihiculty, ignorant of tho cause which is the
lean warrant perfect cure III such cases, md q
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult tie Dr.,
can do by writing in plain manner description
oftheir disease, and the appropriate remedies wiD
be tarwarded immediately $500
an correspondence strictly confidential and viii
be returned If desired. -
Address, DIR. J. 3. Il uG HES,
No. Q. Temple St., [corner Of Mipdlel Portland.
kR- Send Stanp for Circular,
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FOR SALE & TO LET.


THE undersigned cfsr the fJllewng described
Il pieces Of property Portland belon GIN to the
estate OF Joseph Noble Esq deceased ~ E N
!. Stores between Exchange ar Lime streets,
fronting on xchange street. MI Johu NJ. Baker
nearly opposite will designate the prem ses. 10
e. Store an land. No IL Exchan ge street. cccu-
pied by Mr. E. NJ. Patten. .7ll
) 8 Lot ofland situate on North and Poplar treets
4. Parcel ofland situate on Consres street. { :.
y s Store and land situate on Fore street. No. 2l0
and efore-house and land in ths re lr 49, ytfsTf
6. Houses aud land on York street They can be
seen application to Mr.. James Bradley 1T
a T. Lot and buildings on Union WHAT Mr.. Al
pheus Shaw will give nformaiio in slation TO this
property. 1E4 ok
Application for pure hase msy be made to the sub
scribers Room Ne IS No. Ill Broadway New Y Jrk,
JOHN T. HEARD 9
o 20 -ell.1 III Htf SEIH CALDWkLL JR
New York, March 13, 1866 ma, 2OISw
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sur.,n NJ oAvALRY D1sMoUNTED.

After describing the disposition made--S
his forces by Sheridan, the writer proceeds:
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Valuable Farm, for Sale.

SITUATED In Cumberland, on the fore side road,
- about mile from the Grand Trunk r. II Da-
pot, containing ninety acies The buildings there.
on Gems suing Of large sto,iea House with sd-
dnion-iarge, arm, Carriage house, Wood house.
: or6er. i.
There is on The premi es e mineral spring. also a
never faitng spring Of soft water carried by pipes
Near the house is an Orchard, ly graft fruit
Said farm is located in one of the finest spots in
lands, and icr sum mer residence, or public re-
sort from lie city, would be of the n ost Cesir-
able situations that could be selected and a. the
land extends to the wa 1er, 1t would sford q re
privilege or bathing, eshore being well adapt
ed for such purpose IL ~ eal sQiiaII =
On the place i,a fine -owth OF wood estimated at
cnessout, wood exceedinely scarce In this Siate,
and very valuable for timber and o. her puIpcRes
[ For particulars inquire OF S II COLES WORTHY,
e2Exchapge st Portland mar3ldeo1lm
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Farm for Sale,

FhVHE Farm known a. the Crsm Farm, about one
n mile IRON StaDdish Corner. conrai binety acres
o. good nd, well divided into moving tillags and
p;ssufi g, with a wood lot orchard OF graft
e1 1ruit Iees am good set of buildings well Il
10 acres q wood land the road e sding from the
Paine reiahborhood 10 stepp FanR.
For 'urther parti, u or enquire of
81 rHJMAS EAMES.
Standish, April s. 1855. apl6l2w
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Ls.s.nCaSter H a11
A Bare Chance for Business.

VNHE undersigned. in conseqr ence of i'll health,
feels obliged to renquish The business which lie
mas mas oeen PEE, 20 long ereagea under Lancaster Hall
ant. ppon very advantageous terms 1t is ertainly
the best stand in Portland, the Hal connected wi h
well known throughout the ate commands first
class and profi'a Ie business-no other place can
compete with, or equalt. TIE rent is low, ard will
% permanently so. Possession given imme lately
If desired. A E r L. ROBINSON
March 2S-d2w - -f-'1'4
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CaseO Bank.

NroTicE is herby given, that at a meeting Of the
~ sfockholdeIs OF the Casco Bank, held ON the sth
Say OF March inst. il was voted 30
That the Directors of this Bank BE-, and they are
hereby in tructed authorized e. chan ge and con.
vert the CISCO Bank into National banking Asso.
ciation under the la of the United states and 10
make all certificates and papers, and to do nd per-
lorm all acts ssary TO carry into Eject the object
of this uose-vheRsver they shall have Obtained the
ssent of the holders of at least two-thrds Of the
Capital 3 S'ock" t. =
tD pursaauos Of said vote and by virtue of the gu
thOriy therein contained the Directors have pre- cur.
ed the assent Of lie holders oftwc-thirds Of he Cap
ital Stock and have determined TO organize mmeoi-
Atelv as tuch Association vi
FL GERRI3H Cashier.
Portland. March II. 1888 mari3dlm
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out Tor general use should
have their efficacy estab5hed by well tested exper
ience in tbs hands OF regularly educated pdysi
oian, whose preparatory stnaies fits him sl tn,
duties he must fulfill ye thecouniry is flooded with
best in the world which are not only useless, but AL
ways injurious. Ths un fortunate should be PARTIo
ULAR in selecting his physician, al it is Ia nentabls
patients are made miserable withruned Constitution.
by maltreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice for it is point generally conceded
Ry the best syphllographers thatthe study and man
agement of these complaints should engross ia
whole time OF those who would bs competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. Tho inex.
perienced general practitioner, having neither or.
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system 4
treatment, IN most cases making an indiscrmiuats
use of that antiqrateG and dangerous weapon, Mer.
ourv. aiit-el is- fattt .'Feaft 2 ~ -s.r
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The foregoing events transpired on Thurs
day and Friday, March Both and 3lst.
SHERIDAN ON HIS OWN HOOK.
On F1dday night General Grant, dissatisfied
like most observers, with the days business
placed General Sheridan in the supreme com
mand OF the whole OF Warren's corps and all
tlo .. olrY General Warren reported to him
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For sale.

TlHE subscriber offers his farm, situated In Var.
Il M nth, containing As acres of good lard. in
cluding about acres wood land A two story
house, wood and carriage HOUSES snd barn with eel
lar an orc ara of about 40 trees, good fruit There
l. T. also good wharf for shipping hay, hefaciiies
formerly occupied by Capt. Adams Gray, ara is
situated 'wo miles from Yarmouth Falls
For further particulars enquire Of the s1b-crioer
near the premises.
ecdtf SO 1eefl HENRY HUTCHINS
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Valuable civ Property for Sale.

FHVHE lot land, with block of four dwelling
N N uses on the sama, situated on the orth west
cornfrof Oxford and Pearl streets, kaown as the
Dana property is offered sale favorable terms
lot is about l43 'eet Pearl st, by l2feet on
oxford street, larce part of which vacant land
afordiog opportunity fer valuable impr ovements
One g will be received for PURCHASING part or
IN whole. lon. cr.di: will be given II desired
Till undoubted ! s.
= Duplication t, purchase ma be made 70 James
McCohb, 80 Exchange st. or to P BARNES, s4t
Middle St y = lrr 2 li1.aiT q ", n =
Portla ad, March 30th, 1855 mchsldew
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Farm FIR Sale.

fHIHE subscriber offers hi Farm, situated in Cape
Il Elizabeth, about three and half miles from
Portland Bridge. containing 20 Acres Land Build
ings good, Fences substantial Sonewali, youcg er-
chard, choice grated Fruit About 200 cords wood,
ha'i Oak ana Walnut. Also Farming TOOLS, and 80
cords dressing. N-t3li8 81 at
Terms Of pay ymeFt made easy.
For particulars enquire Of SCOTT DYER on the
PREMISES or through PORTLAND, p. o.
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FOR s.rEI

A FIRST clas7 double deck ye,ee, NOW
k(N buidiSg a. an eastern port ] of the ,ol.
MM loving cinensions:-Lsng,h 12s feet (;
-SzH&e<E breadth 81 feet, inches; depth lower
: hold, II feet irches; bstween decks,
. ieet about 49O tons. old messuremept Can b3
reaay lor sea in 30 DAYS Will sell the hull srars
and icen work, or ittt complies O ID u ~ !" g .
For furtaer particulars inquire of y,
s5BlGlx0f sA.ai q. NJ. DAVIS & CO.,
Portland March 3Oih, 1895 mct 8Id4w -.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
y DIR. J. B. HUGHES .oq
;, sai-lt" oAs BE POUND AT ms aa
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS.
I No. 5 Temple Stree.
oAs BE BOUND AT a

WHERE he can be consulted privately, aad viii
w tne utmost confidence by the afiiicIed ut ali
hours daily, and fiom s A n. to Q PM y ~
pr. H. addresses those who are suffering under tbf
aMiction OF private disease, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice of sefahusa.
Devotns his entire time to thar pa ticuar branch OF
the medical profession, he feels -ranted in qua
ANTEEING A CURE IN ALL Case whether OIL long
standing or recently contracte0 fntirely removing
tne dreS5 o. disease from the system, and making
perfect and PlERAfANkRI' CURE .5faG tr9s -
he would call the attention Of the afflicted to the
tact OF his long standing and well earned reputation
Iarnishng sufficient assurance of his ekill aud sue.
coas. .fta n FIT -
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
Holel and land Cor Sale.

TiHE Hotel ANA about two acres of go "a land,
Il own,d by John York, situated in the vilsgs of
North Winoham, on the road leadipg from Port
land to Br dgton for sale, and can be bought az q
bar gain The hGtsTis large and well finished Con.
recad withit is Iarge, and picely finished ST O.
This hotel is as wsll patronized as any in the
eouat y, and every hing connected with tn ptemi-
ses ls In od condition. A saoIt time for the psy
ment o. part Of the confederation agreed on will
be granted, if pure dtsires. F5r parti ~ ars
e0qaire OF y0nN YORK, on tue premises, or of J.
North Windh2m, Me-, April 9Th ls6s-d2ws jH 8
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TO he Yer.

FHlHE dwellinghouse formerly occupied BY Moody
= ~: Wsissr, Esq, situatei on the corner of
bIacsst ana walker Ste: A large garden contaiaing
cd with the premises.
For terms apply at the Portand Savings Bank, or
10 Wlliiam Baxter. at NO Fres Street Block.
mch 2l-dtf
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FOR SALE.

d CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 40
( rooms large stable and sheds-situated two
;ysiSa and one-half miles from Portland and the
il hnest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
altering place and summer boarders For
'arucuiars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
APT dtf l01 Commercial Street, Portland.
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Wand for a.Inl

A ROCT eight ecres of Pine Wood on the stump
bargain. I11 D - ~ - - - = :
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. II.
babcock,s, Federal Street or of ASA HANSON,
heao OF berhn wharf. oct6 diff
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-07

We lost in Grifiu's division one hundred
and seventy wounded; in Ayres's, two hum
dred and tilty- one wounded; in Crawford's,
three hundred and fifty; the killed and pris-
oners may reach five hundred. The corps
probably lost twelve hundred men. La this
action, the rebels. for the first time for many
I'D all their traditional irresst-
ance. The merit of the affair,
link, should be awarded
} retribution remained
for them in Liz. eding days DEGREES.
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70 Eef.

GToRE No Manufa sturers' Block, Union Street
- actth or acth1Wt potoer Also one Room 25 by 40
feet in third story Nth poscer For parti ulars ap
pls at Counting Room Mol ManNs Book, Union St
W1NSLOW'S MACHINE WORKS.
nch28d3w b4 WINSIOw Act
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A GOOD Stand for the Wool.puling busin So
"A Also large Farm situated in Falmouth, about
two moments walk rom he Depot Apply to w,
S1t Middle st. Inch2 diff
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now MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY ro
THIS z uNHABRY Y EXREELE ME-

THIS B z UNHAPPY EXPERIENCE.
Young mkn troubled with emissitrs in sleeps
complaint gen. rally the result Of bad habit in
youth, ated scienI fcally, anc perfect war
ranted orlno charge made. NJtGN NGVHt 8fl
Hardly day passes ra ~sere consulted by one
or more young man with the a. disease, some OF
whom as weak and emaciatea aough they
had tho consumption, and by their frisHus supposed
to lave it, All suoh cases Yield to the proper and
only correct urse of treatment, and in short time
are made 70 rejoice in petiect health. ..aL-.L- q.
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FOR SALE.

A TWO s'ofV Houss and about half an acre of
Aland situated in Sroud yater village Wsstbrook;
taii house i neatly new. havi & been b1ilt about
re en- years. containing eight finIsb,d rooms. For
a more particular description of which, inQui; Q OF
thu subscriber on the premises
mch31d4W ELLEN JACOBS
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-07

sponses to the preachers prayers. Federal
and Confederate lay together, the bitterness
OF noon assuaged in the common tribulation
OF the night, and all the while came in the
dripping stretchers, to place in this golgotha,
new recruits for death and sorrow
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-07
HOuses for Sale.

4 HAVE in my hands. for sale several desirable
Il Dwelling Houses in go d locations aud vsrVing
in size and value: the latter ranging from 800 t3
$6,bO0 Apply to JOHN j. w. r 5EVES,
apf3u .t Is 496 Congress Street.
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Elecsic Medical Kaalf raaaaE'y, +,
sof bs TO THE LADIES.

DE- HUG HES particularly invites sll Ladies who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No.
Temple Street, which they will find ARRANGED fci
their especial accommodation. i5A 8 q 04fs q
DR.. H.'s Electic kenoyating Medicines are unrival
cd in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating al
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain OF producing reliei in ehort time. N9@ x
LADIES will find it iliysuabie in ell cases OF OBJ
sructions after ali other remedies have ueen tried
vain 1t is purely vegetable. containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health aad may DO taker
with perfect safety al ali times.
Semitic any part OF the ceaatry with fall directions
by addressing l-r4 DR. HUGHES.
II. B.-Lsdiea desiring may consult enc OF then
own sex. A lady Of experience in constant atte~A
anoe. -,. t.... ianl 1875 d& wiz
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ReaI Estate for Sale.

A STORY and half house, situated in Cape Eiz.
a short distance from he Town House. win from
TWO 10 eight ceres of land. will be sold at bargain
Apply TO- Z. PARR0Tr, on the premises
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MO. Fremont place. It has sixteen flushed
IN rcous, with gas throus hout the house. and ha d
ana ana ssit wateF In abundance. Terms easy. Apply
TO J. u. sAWYER
aapr3 f2 W .mmet1 No. 139 Exchauye Street. .
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-07

suERIDAN's CAVALRY DiSMoUNTEb.
Weu,ust start with the suppostion that our
own men far outnumber the rebels. The lat
ter were widely separated from their com
mands before Petersburg, and Inc adInssnent
of our infantry as well as the great moveaoie
force at Sheridan's disposal, renders II aouot-
fnl that they could have returned a. any
rate they do nos do SO, whether from cnolce
or necessity, and it was part of our scheme
to push them back into their entrencnments'
This work was delegated to the cavalry en-
trely. but, as / have said before, mounted
carbineers are no match for stubborn, bayeJn-
eted infantry. So when the horsemen 2 ere
close up to the rebels, they were dismoul ped,
and acted as infantry to all intenis. a por-
tion of them under Gregg and Mckenzie, still
adhered to the saddle, that They might 'oe put
in rand motion for q ankng and charging pur-
nosas. hut fully five thousand lndurate0i men
who had seen service in the Snenando. ali and
elsewhere. were formed in line of ba tile on
foot and by charge and deploy essay ed the
dificult work of pressing back the emit ire reb
al column. This they were to do 81 evenly
and inoeuIously that the rebels shoulS go nc
Snrther than their works, either TO escape
eastward or to discover the whereab outs
Warreu's forces which were already I rming
Hsd they esped the latter, they mlsf 1t haV'
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-07
] For Lease.

STORE No, Long Wharf 30 by so, containing o
~ Including the attic) e000 square feet; the same
within a feet of the setherly side line of CONNER
cial street. Possess ion given the LIST Nav. 80
80, t.,- d T. CHASE.