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Sn Nuflano bat li9 Elm beutlher Gerein &C.
bilpet, Die grriAtung elmer, 3unaGit freiIiG
nur ambulanten peutlGen Sibliotbef lit i'm
Werfe, etenlp Die Gtlpung elne6 Gurnoerein6
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liiAen GUlUnten unD iberal, TOO DeutIde 5u=
lamrnen tppbnen. Sur bic 2a9erbier NnnOn=
cen, Die lOnlt cine srUbe Stolen lpielen, fe9len
in Den unS %3useeansenm 9tummern. Sterep.
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lunien 1T bic Selbl ttdu lhung, bab pas peut=
fae Wutterlanb l9le9t Iber piele Gplpnie ,n=
terri6tet rnb besbalb Die ~gtntpanDerung ni6t
genug let.
@u4 Die Neu-S eeldnbtlAe 53ettung ppfert
oiel fem Gcrurtbeile gauge Spatten; mir bnrz
fen tbr jeoo@ Die 9erltderuns seben, baB mir
IN OeutlAlanb seraoe iber Net=S eelano 9an3
oUrtrefIi4 unterrt6tet linp, unb bic 6erren
bon 9udltetter SGer3er (cpmmerctelz
Ter 1betl Der NOpara Grpepittpn) aus Neter=
mann's Mittbeilunsen = um nur einiae gia=
men 5t inenren Dtel lernen fGnnten. 0as
aber ben Ntangel AT ginmanDerer betrift, 70
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ten, penn lie ia 2ult BADEN i~plten. in jene
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lben Gbaratter bat, als DAP lie ben Ser. ct.
elmer ~Nuswanperuns Guncareu3 MAIDEN fSSnn=
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gndder. Cor Iumeutrn unS gBdFer- Garjabler tnSssn erin
neru fa6 fur Wafer -0tenten uno 1aIeo tNr tae Sa + 1865
nod bsm l. Geptem err t tn DiScCu t nebr etlaG't nitro
uno b1e Yer fpnen, welde benadriGt st inot bic BUS ju be
,ablen, ucb DID nod i'm Jtid fanee tnt. f4 n'Gt rnnsern
raren, tbr g8aHer SCn Sau 6 abAef&Irfen iu rnfsn; Is nnS
tere,t6 gcrlrnen etlrt3 befddftt}t, eteisn unane'nebnsn
6tenf au y rrt6ren unb rab tet Yermsbrun9 Ger iN antdu.
fen en- SnterelIen nod onrete Soften Urn 81 errdt'en. mel
d. pte6tr Ter Q9aGer. Rtnte ,I8e lid oten perrtn BilS fur
@pu ftiren.
,mp2AiN @er. @err1man n, @Dahir. 0Reefr.
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NeR0nntmnCDunQe1.
N1Otix.

Baltimore 10. Muepf 1885.
co Rer3o9ler, pelGe fir tGt Sa { 1864 uub Fl there Sabre TIM
ny enee fn6 wtro btermtt grt A eeeeben. ib pie Stus
Sm ee1.rtiSt fnb uob rem Statt SaTp per ~ltergsten mere
ssn, cas YtSperte gum gsrtaufe onluse' gen. BteieatGer,
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H@ lrlNe uhanHebmlt&te ten on { RUaen er,yaren.
~ ueufuS III. prtee,
tDIlutCDJ KkNu Fan etr~
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8ertauf ppn 3ouuernements @agen.

Bertauf Don 8OuOernement5 gSagen.
MfeStcGI N~ur1sUors Sffice.
Qpafbtn etpn, D. 6 z Iuauf 1865.
M ttrcG, ZEN %. MBguf 1865, Bonn tia s 10 ub IrQen
In ia bin ton i'm Ndlrenbous 8 S.r. ibtr Ger 81, auD
6ffentItder Auttil n ~SeitIuft werfen:
50 Dteoi3in. Wugen,
lpslte I'M @UuSerrsmentsbisnf esbraaGt wurbea.
6dufer fnb be pItdtet, Bite Wasen btnren S E6stn tcn
oem 9erfaui stage an s~trednet 4u entferneu.
8ttuSausen Boar In Rsete ~unssf0abS
6. utberIdnt
(S-23Gu1) Cur ern Il. 9. " unb Wleb. YurSeS0r.
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= DaYtpn. Oas 1877. Sbto &egtment
If einem bier eineelaufenen e9reiben 3ufol>
sc in NfacOn, Ga, itationirt. Die u8ops
iparen allie pUblauf aber nod I'M l1nflaren
p%arliber, tpenn lte au59emuI tert merpen.
Otebltable ltno jebt bier In Der tln9eaenD
on Der GaseSorpnun9. = Dtentag Na6t
brang Elm Oieb III ben Staa ppn .. @pear,
an Der Beaver Mpenue unp ltabl Elm Yferpez
9eldtrr uhp 3tpar paS Bette, mas brtnnen auf=
berabrt mar. Si6 jebt bat man ben Dieb
nod niGt entbedt.
Sor wentsen Ia9en ipurben etnem Tarmer
Der III Wiamt County In Der ErcY wpbnt, 6
pra6tt9e fette Sttere In Der NaGt BON Der
Wetpe 9eltpblen. 9te Spur BON 3peien ber=
lelben leitete naG Oaptun unp Der 8armer
flnO AUDI letne Stiere rt9tig I'M 8eib BON
9tsligen 6leil4ern, tpelGe ben Martt belu4en.
Na4oem ct i6 iiber3eugte, taB Die 8etrefen'
ben, in beren 8elie er 3tpet Sttere eefunoen,
ntdt nit Den 0ieben unter elmer Dede fed
ten, lteB er lt4 NIT Der gritattung pes User
tDeS Der Stiere 3ufrtepen iteQen. @n4 pte
a1oeren bier fanb er BET eben1p ptel Sarrtern
oleleS Counties unp erbielt le ale tpteper 5lt@
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TOtpmac
EranSpcrtatipu8=2int
so III . ntIfh Il.

Dampftr @rpres Capt @. &9t1er-
Gtefer Darnpfer SerIaBt Baltimore
ieten Dtenfa9 Nbenb b ubr fur
Nler1nprla, @aibin9ton uuo @eOr9etoptr
rnb bait an ZEN SewObnlt6ea 9anburespldsen bes pStpmae
5iufes an.
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8 m 4 a a WipreeHs q l1br une u leranbrta UNI z
utr. @r bdIt aud auf Der &ldiGbrt an rem eeoSbnit&eH
9antunespl1Sen an. a.
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SIN Salitm"re,
an u. Retbbam & Suns. 142 2tebtfr. gDbatE
SIN Mlerdnbrid,
an 8. 8rpberS N Go Np. 3 Gtn8fr.;
9n gDaibtnetcn uap Georgetown,
AT MarGnm, Mbtnebart * e D., gtp. 104 W5aserfr.
rnh 2AI & Ctr. thinn ~
RB Gin anteres Boot iutrb ben SIss bs Dpfrs San-
berbitt ON l. SRptfrn lRr { nnehme en-.
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Wlrtbi6ait gu oertaufer
9urd Green S Biuioms, C(uFt,
NufttOns>QSerfcuF

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ees 3u periauftnten @runp-@t, entb ms bic nSrbtden 40 nun
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iddte getrteben finb, eerfauft rereen. Der Der a.. fubet
bertmnt fatt.
8ettn9uneen: Die tine S1Ifte taor, Sc onbere Saltte In
o uno II Mtpnoten ee8en fppptbetarilhe Stherbtt t..
Die uetertra8un6s unp @tntpmmen Stamp duf Rclen
aS RG 4fers.
$lU0 muden iSfprt teint 3uf5lds beidblt werben.
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Ansti9e. bag Id pbtelS @eiddft ppb Sra pauier f1uhtS
iternpmmsn tabe uno tn ~ptnnltlbsn Stnl f~prtTubrCn werpe.
Sa metRer
Weinz Stube
Hnttn tie eee6rten CsGfe ~ieesreit { ht ME GetrGnfe unS re-
state S%peIIen. lint 90 ,lret6ea 3apruG btttet
6rtebrt6 'Re6,
~(dua16ill 457 geun'. y be rae Str.
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ssaS9. 9epCt Guartirmei1fer8 Nffice.
H@T1 prCPertb Depurtement.
~A~~ Baltimore, z Mus. 1855.
OefIentli9er @ertauf BON Yferoen.

Oefientli&er @ertuuf BON Yferoeu.
Bon ratetgsi6rsfen icuen RitirU4 2s. Mug, 200 etad
pferte auf Dfsntlt6er MuttiDu pertaust netbs iDrte M IT.
node j ter farauifo seutsu gDUhe ben 70 sttI, Bis BITE .um
BE tauf * ftmmte MaSabt aur% eebCten Ia.
Sauie nerten ouf obi8e gsrtante ~teicnters onfrer'iam
aem I1t. Gre grr6e 3apl br Su pertln enbeu Ettete Ert
IN rteiem GepDt I'm SebrGud genet n unb in beteutsnO ref
erm :ouaante, OILS fe aepSbnIt6 bel &t9iesunas' 0ertaufen
au, eetpten nerten. Ste werDen pertluf, wttI fe ntdt Ian
asr i'm ctttnen Dtenf &c rGu6t perteH.
Der @e, taut Beg mn UNI 10 lbr UiDreens an Ter Ode sUu
Namfap unb BremCntfr.
9. btneunsen baor In Reet runeS'pneS.
Nuf Btftbl bes &d. u 30 Ntrpprt, OH,
6. q. Bead, &opt u. Or.
Mbrepn Il Go. Nuft. (ous2i ~ 29)
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500 7te S1rlBe,

QDdfbtnstpn, .. 6 IA Gus. 1865.
Die ~fclserten perlp. en- molten perlb ode Wt,ttteiluneen
tet mir ente gen. ebntsn:
6ront Frdncjidi dnsetlt6 8aufmdnn 3u ga' %binStUn-
Carl Mlbett Ylatp aus ~Gp5lin-9DiiteIm B.Ger EGtoccpniA
III @id m Or Quincy Sbietisr. 8 M tfer - Gap Rprer9
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Sdiapler rs. Rset.
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fSreert jitpt tit II unirer unD Der Nu oete Beau m ttteit
Der Dcrnsrffda Der gFr6s fpf;trn fur lie IN db / { unp
kf,rtiSe @rpeo tiCren Sou 9. lffhmmen a -tesdumt.
SGiffS+NccOrte pertsn pr .mpt unp ; Zig fur BE
eSDr itetenoe Ser 4 CATION %efettlt t.
DIR baben bic Neentur fir Die neae unb M blfetle'e ores
rttantf e Dampfbtff Z ME Irtfhen gem q It unb Bremen
Is trcaftan, atsebenb am 10. IS iteInf nmen.
AItreo 9 n udtng
8ctsgpnfula Der Nieterlanbe unN Nbentlr Der
GeneralsG pnlulate ben preufen, Sa6len, Ga1s
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% tnerifonifd,e SSadri6tem.

Sbtn. Gplumbu us. Der 3uitanb bes
0ouperneurs Srcu9b bot liG na6 Depel4en
Gus CLEVELAND oerl6limntert.
Sn 8euefontaine finpet am 1. Sept. cine
Ntallenperi ammlun9 Der rnipnleute itatt, BET
melher Oeleeenbett Die @enerdle Cor ,tno
Shenf 9tepen Galten werpen.
Sl1 Glepclanb ftnpet in ben lebten Ia9en
oiele5 @i6nat6 cine Ntalenperl ammlung itatt,
no Senator Sherman unD Der aGtb. Spbn
@oppoe BON @ennlYlranten Jheoen talten mol
len.
Sen. Cor miro an folsenben 9labem @pl=
o%atenperi anmlun9en anrepen : @pOiter, Qe,t=
te,) Nlblanp, Is. Nug., 8tpleY, 26. @u9uf,
@epr9tOmn, 20. Nu9ult, @reensile, 81. @u9.
General Shenf miro fpl9enpen Serl ammlunz
gen bcipObnen !: an Der @renSe BON SciotO
unD @ite County, 0eute) in Marietta 10,
Nu9., @alipOli5, ~. Qlt9r Sadlpn %. Dug.
portsmoutb a. Qtu9, TipleY 26. Nusult,
0spr9toipn %. Nu9, Batavia, 20, Nus.
@lOr9en iuDet bier bic GOnOentiun Der
Staot5re4tzO emotraten fat.
5cute Mtur9en traf pas 1000 Munn ltarfe
95. Sbtp Snfanterie= Te9tment Elm, pelGem
morgen in Sell 5pule Elm Dinner seseben
miro.
= GbiQicotbe, Is. Nusul t. Sen. S6end
btelt beute NbenD Dor elmer sa1lrei6en Ser
lammlun9 cine Den lebbaftelten 8eifaa berocr=
rlf erpe Jtene, in pelder CT elnleitenD bentertte,
feline Nnpelenbeit let nur cine 5ufaaise, pa er
T9 auf Dem N5ege gu elmer Gerl ammluns Der
SplDaten BON Scipto unp @ite County befin=
Dc, ND er mCrgen (Opnnerltas) cine 8ebe gu
balten beabIiGti9e. SDoann Driifte er feline
TreuDe parlber aus, DaB es ibm SersSnnt lei,
ua6 finf3ebnjabrieer Nbpelenbeit bic 8Ir-
ger BON Gbiltcptbe pieper gu be9riBen. Die
NebeQtpn let spar in tbrer pbYli1&en Ma6t
9ebrpden, a(letn nod bleibe Die 9etlttee MfaGt
Der elben 5u betpaltt9en, Denn nod INNER
berrl6 bic Nnli9t i'm Saoen, paB Elm pper
3net Staaten bus 9teGt baben, nu6 8elieben
Die gauge Ne9terung at itlr3en uno ale Die
S9rednt(e pieper Spr5ufIbren, Die mir ipeben
Durh9ema6t 6aben. Grlt penn bieIe Qni6t
YerniGtet iet, 1T paS gSerf Der @teperberltel~
lung Der lnipn Splltanoig. Der Steiner BE-
rllbrte Johann Die S~Apieri9feiten Die Der Wie=
Derberlteaun9 in ben Weg tretett. gr besei6=
nete pas Gerfabren be5 9raIDenten Sp6nIun
n,1r ais eineu Gerlum, be1en @elin9en leoia=
lib BON Der 5oltun9 Der SewObner Der llplts
9en Staten obban9t. Se3u9li9 Der anee=
re9tel, Grtbeilun9 peS StimmreGtS an Die
Neser, lagte Der NeOner, baB pteie Nnsele9en=
felt DEM 5iipen CUR gntlAetpun9 iiberlaHen
Werpen lple
= @eneralntujUr N. SirneY, friber Ganz
bipat per MbOlittOnilten fir Die 9rdfpentur,
loa cine Ste0e i'm Bureau fir fret9elaliene
gfe9er erbaltet.
= Staat8-@ Dnoentipnen tnben int 2aufe
bteies WlpnatS pie fplat ltatt 1tnb BADEN itQtt
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gu 0er60uJelt II Ou UCrn1eV0en.
3u 0~crflufen.

a." ~~S\NuTSU$
8ortner q SOS 9lqerbier. 8ro,,orsi
@fe BON Sing unb SaSette @tt. ~ Iso1"uetet'
init 2 8eFelu bon 10 unb 80 grf. shS,e. nUt!'t <"''
@taismH1.e nno ]Sbertaupt aurn neue"en SS0rns snai&tas'
Il 1iT't M n r IaSa q : ~ grS %sf init 8 asrn fHr i i ]t er IofS sy 7
tSu n SIaM etetelts n.6t ttS 1un y WslNatts oers
sstr en- 'NF'Oe q" l. espt, one lid am . .ase yer pss'@ asrt +
(moeimtAgD) |pfther Il so,
- Wler n - NJ
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
Rannrt Of onr Stata Institutions

A few days since we took occasion to men
ton the fact that thereports ofour public in
situations, like the Insane Asylum, the Re-
form School, and also the report of the State
Land Agent, had been furnished for the ben
edit of papers out ofthe State, while no such
documents have been furnished to the papers
within the State; and that our own papers
have been compelled to copy from foreign pa
pers, in order to give their readers the benefit
of facts contained in these reports. We dnd
no fault that Boston or other out-ofthe-State
papers should be furnished with copies ofsuch
documents; we only complain that our own
State papers are neglected in this regard.
S The note which we publish below, slows
that the fault does not lie at the door of the
officers making the reports. The writer
assures us that when he left his report for
publication, he made special request that an
earty copy should be sent to him, but, he has
received none, though he has been permitted
to read some of the facts contained in it, in
paper published in Boston. We are suspicious
where the blame lies, and we have only to say
in this connection, that it indicates gross
disregard of, or shameful insult to the papers
/ Of the State, for which somebody ia unpardon-
ably culpable. The papers of the State are
expected to vindicate the States honor, to de-
fend her institutions against assault, and to
speak kind word for them, their officers and
their general management, and they are at
least entitled to ordinary courtesy; and any
official who will purposely ignore them in
distributing such reports as we have referred
to, or who will, when made custodian of such
reports, allow them to be purloined for the
special benefit ofpapers beyo nd the limits of
the State, to the exclusion OF those within the
State, betrays qualities that should exclude
him from all public trusts We may refer to
this matter again; meantime we invite atten-
ton to the following:
Mr.. EpIToR: In copying some facts from
the Boston Daily Adpertiser, yesterday, rela-
tive to our Public Institutions, You made some
rather severe structures upon the want Of conr
tesy In those who make the reports of their In
situations; and uery properly, too, if they are
guilty of such gross negligence. Perhaps
they are not. One of these reports, know,
was promptly made to the proper authorities
the first OF Dec, last, with request to the
printer to forward me copy at az early day.
But had the satisfaction of reading from the
same paper you did, after You had it in type.
Who is to blame?
Jan. 6, 1885. ONE INTERESTED.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
D0MESTIal -pnRrs-

:, WASHINGTON TERRITORIAL Port Ludlow,
a. r. 1arque harvest Queen, Eliery, for Cailao.
HonolsIn aai yet NOV 10th, barque N Perkins, for
= ! OF Cape Fia.tsry Nov "a, barque Oak Hr, from
Port Royal SC. -
ca 5.h. brig Sea Foam. coOnbs. St Jsso ~
AR otn, brig Xechsnic Hutchinson, Portland via
Fortress Monroe. with loss of wspritl go 80
AT 9TH. sch Lizzie w Dyer. Sumner, Boston. "A
-, FHlLADELPHlA-Ar6 9Th, brig VIM Creevy, Lit.
g At Delaware Breakwater Sd, brig Ayoudale. from
Philadelphia for Boston; schs WA Croker from
New York for Fortress Monroe; Maria Hall, from
NEW YORK-Ar 9TH, ships Arkwright, Caulkins,
Liverpool; Confidence. Johnston New Orleans; sch
Idaho, Wescott Bangor for Philadelphia
Ar 9th. ship Endeayor. Doane. Foochow
CID 9th, ship Panama, Soule, San francisco: bark
Linda Stewart, Osborn, Santiago, Cuba; brig Orien-
RI knight. Weed Cienfnegos; schs d & Brooks,
Hodgkfns, Bangor for Georgetown; Richard Bull
CID 9Th. ships Geo Peabody, F aine, San Francisco
A aearo. Steward, Matamoras; + sage, Spen-
Ar 7th brig wenona Hutchinson, sagua IA days
= PROvIDENCE-Cld 9th, barque Heroine, Nick
NEWPORT-Ar 9Th, sch Geo s Fogg, Paine from
Boston for Fortress Monroe. ~ t s4
Sailed brig Tim Field. Patterson, Philadelphia
tor SfsweuTyPor schs Iusge Tsnnsy Dean Ban
New York Fredk Warren, coombs, Eiizabethport
for Boston. s. -s"h ~ " l's@c tf-iii 9l4f9
In port 9Th, barque Powhattan,i PendIeton, Provi-
dencs for New York; Lillian, Kenney, Bueksport
tor ashington; Orozimbo. Tracey. I'm Boston for
Philadelphia schs Juliet. Billings from do for New
Orleans; Christina Richards, Portland TOR Fortress
Monroe; Berry. rlummer. Bath for do; Bloomer,
Eiwell, Greenpoint Ii tor Boston. VI ~ -fs.s...
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 9TH. schs Julia Newell,
johnson. Philadelphia for Gloucester; NJ varnum,
Turner. Bucksp0rt for Providence. cfGrar
:. Ar 9Th, sch Windward, Harrington, Grand Turk
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 9th, sch BeDj Baker, New
comb, d ais Island, Me- ~ n n -
BOSrON-Ar 9Th, brig Lorana. Doane. FIN Fayal /;
schs Carrie III Rich. Brown, Port au Prince; S Co.
nant, Wass; Baltimore; A Heath. Williams, Phil
adelph a. Governor, Ereethy, and Romp. Kelley,
Elizabethport: Col Eddy Coombs, doi III Cum
mings. Llnt, New York.
Town CGH, - =
SID ON, brigs John Avilss Lizzie. Clio. Alice.
and others ''-- t = ga.
AR 7th brig Whitaker, Look, Enzabethport: schs
Triumph. atson, PhiIadelphiai Elvira Conant.
Norton. New York.
CID 7th brigJ leighton. eighto ., Port Royal SC
sch Moses Patten, Carlson, Winterport.
SALEM-Ar6 h. brig Catharine Nickels. Grant,
Bonaire for Boston; sob Albion, Pousand. FIN Mill.
bridge for Provincetown.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09

The PAPER QuEsrroN.-The Argus this
morning makes some characteristic filings a
our remarks upon the price of paper, without
attempting any denial of the facts we have
stated, or refutation of the arguments we
have used. We have not coutended that re-
peal Of the duty on imported paper wou,d in.
crease or lessen the price to the America
consumer; we only insist, taking the state.
nents of the advocates of repeal for our basis
that such repeal will not, cannot decrease the
price Of paper SO long as the high rate of ex-
change amounts to a practical prohibition OF
importation.
When our currency attains the value of
gold, and exchange settles back to peace
basic, the duty will be needed to protect our
manufacturers agains. ruin, unless they can be
exempted from the heavy internal revenue
tax to which they are now subject, and from
which the foreign competitor would be Free
Il the Argus thinks repeal Of the duty will
encourage importasions, let him explain why
Provincial consumers obtain their paper sup
ply from the States. mIsssss
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
TERMS FOR 1861


The quality of the paper is to be improved,
and no pains or expense will be spared to re-
produce these well known journals in a style
worthy of tLelr high and world wide reputa-
ton. The American publishers reprint and
thus reproduce for $15 in currency, a set of
magazines that could not be imported at the
present rates of gold at much less than 500.
For the information of such of our readers
as may Lot be posted in relation to the char
scter Of these foreign reprints, we will state
that the L0ndQn Quarterly Reuieau is politi-
cally conservative; the Edinburgh Reolep is
OF Wing politics; the Westminster ReDiew is
Radical; the North British Reuieao is the or
gan of the Free Church, while BIack.oood is
monthly journal Of Tory instincts.
The December number of Bldckwood has
just come to hand, and its table of contents is
as follows: A Visit to the Cities and Camps of
the Confederate States; Fony Butler; The
Public Schools Report; My Latest Vacation
Excursion; Aunt AIMS Ghost Story; Corne-
Illus O'Dowd upon Men and Women and other
Things. ia b1sgai sss to %
Persons wishing for any of the Reviews or
Backwood, will address LEONARD ScorT &
Co., 3S Walker Street, New York. z
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
I, DRY UP FOR THE CAfARRH. >

Reader, did you ever hear Of thisf II you have
not, then let us tell you about an Invaluable Med.
cine, and speak of what we know. Some; time ago
we purchased bottle TO try it, a. we have been
much troubled with Catarrh We used one bottle
nearly and--ce apere cured. ~
r Dry Up is not an appropriate name for this great
msdicine. as it is an expec.crant clears out the
mucous membrane, allays ali inflammation engender.
ed by long standing disease heals the nasal organ.
and gives tree vent to respiration, paa faV1 :
For the blessings in that re-pect We now enjoy,
we indite this item in pores that Others afiicted
may be similarly healed -SgFacue Constitution al.
list. s.s7,1 ts.f5s
II. "a. HAF, Draggist, Special Agent, portland.
e- Pte jan6dfwtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
Portland soldiar,s Association.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Board
OF managers Of this Association was holden at
the @Home" on Wednesday P M. Jan. 4th.
Rev. Mr.. Tuckerman on behalf of the Execu-
tive committee presented the following Re-
port:
s:The Executive committee of the Soldiers
Home would report to the Board OF managers
as follows, for the month Of December, 1864.
The whole number received was Is; viz:
U. S. Sharpshooter, U. S. Regular, 18th
Veteran Review corps, AZ various Maine Regi-
ments. Sixty-two lodgings were given and
one hundred thirty.fye meals. Transporta-
ton was furnished to three, clothing to five
and money $500 to three. a.
A large proportion of those received were
prisoners from the South who presented TN
mistakeable signs of having received worse
than barbarous treatment from INSCRIPTIONS
foes. All of these were cared for as their re-
duced and diseased condition required. :, In
some instances wives and mothers came to
the Home, who had previously gone to meet
husbands and sons. These also found Home
for themselves as well as their friends. The
expenses of the past month are $155,09, being
about $40, more than the previous month";
The difference is caused by purchasing sever
al articles at wholesale, the mass of which are
yet on hand and will probably lessen the
amount to be paid for the present month
The average cost per man is about $500. in
Guiding boarding lodging, money furnished
medicines and transportation.
When we consider how refreshing and
cheering such place is to our brave soldiers,
coming from battle fields, or still worse from
loathsome and pestilential prisons, or consid-
er the influence carried from the Home 10 all
parts of the State, may we not safely conclude
that the small pittance for each one relieved
is economically and judiciously expended.
The services of DIR. T. A. Foster have been
rendered gratuitously ever since the Home
was opened. The numerous cases of sick and
wounded soldiers have required much atten-
ton and drawn largely on his time. The Ex-
ecutiye committee fully appreciate this and it
gives them great pleasure to acknowledge his
humane aud generous spiritin thus freely Civ
ing so much time and attention with no other
compensation than the Consciousness of doing
good.
I The Board of managers voted that the fore
going report be presented to the daily papers
Of the city and its publication requested.
The Treasurer, Eben Steele, Esq, is now
without funds of the Association, and it is
hoped the announcement of this fact will be
sufficient to secure all that will be needed
until funds sare obtained from the course Of
Lectures now in progress sufficient for the ex-
penditures now necessary on account of the
Home. 81 " rag
:, - GEO. E. B. JACKSON, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-09
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DIED.

IN this city, Jan 7, suddenly, Mrs Mary Badger,
relict Of the la Joshua Tolford, Esq.
Nv Funeral this Monday afternoon, at o'clk,
from the residence of her SON. G Toford, No AS
Brackett street. Re atives and friends are invlt
to attend.
In this city. Jan 6. Isabel @. daughter of Daniel
and Martha w Hams aged years months.
a Biddeford, Dec %, Hannah & Marston. aged 81
In this jisy, Jan s, Mr. William Greene, aged 81
years months. n -8e n . =
ISL John N papers please cnpyl tHe 20
EB- Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
at residence, No SO Centre street
In Naples, Novsa Rev Franklin Yeaton, aged So
In Bath. Jan s. Mrs Frances, wife of VIM Seigers
aged % years months -iN
years; Mrs Rhoda Miller, aged SO years.
In Biddeford. Dec "a. Mr. Robert Lincoln. aged 81;
3lst, sarah q, daughter of m II and Frances Deer
ing, aged IS years III months
In Biddeford, Zee 20, Nj 8, Lydia, daughter of Mr.
stephen Patterson. aged l9 years.
in Dsyton, Dec 81, Mrs Martha Meserve, aged rs
years 10 months.
At Camp stoneman Va. Nov 10, DanI D Carey,
OF Saco, aged IL years. rs. s bfar ort .,-4