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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-07
WANTED-AGENTs Fu4ee
w LLOYD'S
BATTLE HISTORY
OF TIE

From the capture Of FORT SUMTER TO the'6spture
of JEFFERSON DANISs
COMPLETELY lILlSIhAIb ;, ,+cbos
By 26s Battle Descriptions, By BiogTapnle1 Fin5
4 Steel Portraits, IS ElectrOtype Portraits Il AN
maps EFNo % .. HOwARD,s
mr. 10 FHE UNION VOLUNTEER,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-07

G6O 600 MONEY ADVANCED
POO,OOO in sums to suit-at the old stand
and well-knOwn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeVyelry,- Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, aud
all personal property and articles o~fyalue, on the most
SATISFACTORY terms. business strictly private. Es-
O-hice-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
oct22 J-C.&W. WAGNER.
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. AZ IS, CRYSTAL n.

$40 G. 4 5. UKISTAL d. P. so
AEnnn A year can Do realized gliding ana put
Whit ting up the CRYSTAL DOOR PLATE.
AkIIiHI Agents wanted. Stock, Tools and In-
SlSSS struotions cost $50. L.. /. TODD 4 CO.,
3g Nassau ST., New York.
SEND FOR 4 ETRGTrIAR epD0~1fodEU
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LOST

DE- RFW4RD.4LOST-A Black Tan Slut
nj ieafber sfrap around her neck, weighs about
eleven hounds. two scars on her side. The above
reward for bringing her back to % Merwin street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-07

EOR SALE-OIL-A fine lot Of Petroleum Bun
Il ing Oil, at the Factory Of W. !. GUILD, on O.
Lei May sep26:Ri
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-07
Artemus ward Among the Reviewers.

@Artemus Ward. His Book is attract
ing some attention from the English critics.
From a notice of the book in the London
ReUiea0 we take the following extract,
which comments very justly on one of its
1ravest fauIts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
TATEMENT
Insurance CempaHF,
IIE,INofS


~FREEPoRT, ILEINoIS
We, HIRADBRIGHT, PrezidSHtsan CaAsL
CURRlER, secretary, Of the American lnsall.
Cotdpany, Of Freepoft, Illinois, hereby certify stass
said company is possessed ola capital q e! 49,
-one hundred thousand dollars, secured byEel-
real esLats worth &C cash valuation atisa"H.
times the amount Of SAL capital, and net en-
Tsgfd efsB-cf - HIRAM BRlGHE
CHA'S Z. CCRBiE6.
STATE CT ILLINOIS
G-etd3H sTEPHEESOK 6OE1It
Personally appeared before me, CLERK % las
~ Court OF County, Hiram Bright ana. 81
So1' 81 81 Essrisa1 Insufs5as C5m7luy. rao b,
ing frst duly sworn according tolhF, 800
dsposc and "ihat the above. esrtaesie 1900
to by them respectively is truois IN sa35p1ra
il fact, as shown - the rsepEda9 ala $50
Subscribed and sgoTn to belize ne, 20
Tav Of Julv A-U- TSF3
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
Caution 10 Purchasers.

Caution % FurcElaSePR.
All our instruments have upon tie name board, in
full. Gee. A.PRINCE & coz When a dealer rep
resents any other Instruments as 'fhe same as ours"
it is usually a mere attempt to sell al inferiOr instru-
ment, on which he Can make large profit.
p. S-A liberal discount TO Churches, Clergymen
and Schools. Address, les ssr
E A. PRINCE, & co, SO Washington st,
GEo.A. PRINCE 0 BGGSlo, n Y.
May list 1865. ~ - nt33 N9lgty IL
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
0RGANSIl
SCHOOL
AN
MELODEONS ~
ThlFty-FlYe Thousand Vow in Use.
EUery Instrument warranfsd for fUsyears

EUcry Instrument D%arrantsd for fceyedrS
For seventeen years the superior excellence of our
instruments has not been questioned, and for two
years PAST the enormous demand las made itimPOs-
sible for ms to meet our order promptly. " IT'D our
Increased facilities, we feel warrantedin assuring
our patrons that their orders will be ~ Uiptiy met,
md solicit 4 continuance Of their patronage.
IL A LIBERAL DISCOUNT II. CLEEGYXRS, 'CHUR-.
CHEs AND SCHOOLS ~
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO. Buffalo. ". z.
GEO. a. PRINCES Co, Chicago, III.
4 elk rf1a
An illustrated Catalogue. With far description Of
Styles wii be sen free to any address.
~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
THE AUTOSgATFg ORGANS.

In presenting the Automatic Organ, we boldly an.
nouEce tle,gTeatest triumph in. musical lnstrsWcR
Of the age. During the past half century, the French
and Germans have manufactured reed instruments
VAN double believes sDdtWo peJ4lsl for the feet 10
operate, but the, wSit 81 the-reversed or, Exhaustion
Bellows, (Which is the only bellows nsefm our instiu-
ments), made il iHpossibie Cor kthem to produce The
mellow, rich and musical tone for which our sinstru
u epts are ceiebTated. F tl
Mother objection to this method Of blowing was
that, both feet being occupied, no opportunity was Of
Tered for the manage ment Of the swell. Within the
past two years, instruments constructed on this Euro.
pesn plan Of 'fdouble bio Eors," have been manuf act
ured in This country, and to counleract this difficulty
(want OF q swel) a lever has been projected from the
centre of the instrument. to act upon the swell. and
operated by the knee. The inconvenience and cOntoT-
ton neccss arr 10 effect this object are disagreeable
ennUgh TO a gentleman, bur 10 a lady the use Of such
an appendage Is neary impossible. y ~ :
Our Automatic device obvfateS this dihlGulty entire
Iy. the simple act Or blowing with more or 1essfOree
giving The desiied increase OF decrease in the volume
OF tone.
For seventeen years the suPeFior excellence Of our
NelOdeons has net been questioned. and for two years
past the enormous demand has made it impossible for
us 10 meet eur orders promptly, With our increased
facilities, we feel warranted in assuring our patrons
that their orders viii be promptly met, and solicit a
continuance Of their patronage.
GEO. A. PRINCE & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
s. 100000
d N DOLLAR

WHICH AANs htNA ~" Fa- 1AAA ~ 10 eA~N- FAGN -
drawn, and its value. -ts
Entire Satisfaction n Guaranteed in all Cases,
r. THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call a~ttention to the fact OF it, being the Origi
nal and Largest GiTt AssOciatiOnin the Country. The
business continues to be Conducted in a fsr and hOa
Orable .msnnef and a. large and greatly increasIn
trade Is Preoi thafOuF patrons appreciate This method
Of Obtsining rich ana etegsnrsgoUds w.
During the past year his Association hasSent a very
large number OF vaigsbIe prizes to. all parts,O of the
coHnJfy. Those who %patr0nize us viii receive the iul
than One Dollar, retail, aud there are Ne
BLAEh 4ea.ing5with US may depend on having prom
fefue the article drawn twAl be imaie tiate B.
retutus - 'ess bvTetUJn mail or express
Sent 70 enS ~ rites have re- entity drawn valuable
Ihe t9lLer ~ - enre. - Associanon, aud have kindly
atigwed the use Of then hames3 1h.,.so,nb,, po,,
AnGrsw ~LsUni ~ . @to0 James Hargraves, $40
9rdbatTav New YORK Oh PaiG,l'G3 Value' pIoU5 \
p Jones. Barrett. Marshall Coz So o. CO
value 500; Patrick J. Byrnes, HatS, East 9i.b Ct
watch. value I25,00. J. F. SHAW, 7 Nevis
New York. Piano. value, 81 ,O6; MS Chao,
FIrlira- n. Y Piano, value, 3O0,00 Mss Lnes
way. Elmira, Il y, Cluster Diamond Gi'S. -iiio
600 20: Mrs. K. PennOyer, City HoteI' 70 p
an gelfdeon. value, l25s Oscar Il AIle-' -
100 peg Ind Vols N~aS5ville, Tenn MdiCH' ~
e an. Rowland $. Paterson, Co. ID. lOth Ao"a :
volunteers, Oil Painting, vaius; ~ , 70
James l.. Dexter, City Surveyor, Syracase NJ
Gold Watch value, 100, 90; Mrs. James Fly, 1877 "Oos-
ter Street, cor. Blocker, n. Y. On Palhtihs' geiue,
100: Mrs j. G. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Sl.Vef
Castor, value &C. 90: DR. J. K. Sinclair, No 4 MAIN
Street Utica N. Y, Framed Engraving, value 29'Uoj
Hon. Luther Detmold, Washington, d. u, Oh P@lH'-
ing, value, 100 90. 4
Were Wepermitted, we might add many names &c
the above list but many persons object to our 80 40
ing. We therefore publish NO names without PeFmlS-
sion! 2 W Z
Letters from various parties throughout the country
acknowledging the receipt ofvery valuable gifts, may
be seen on file at our Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
SPLENDID Eist'of Articles g. All to be Sold
for One Dollar Each!li,

Splendid Esisto OF Articles g. All 70 be Sold
IL. for One Dollar Each!ltf
sE7b WAtches taanGsomely engraved. aud
warranted perpectFime kecpefs) varg-
ing in price from $40 10 SI2Ooach
22S Lsdlesi Watches, solid Gold Hun
tinE Cases $50 each
$50 Gentiemen's Silver Watches, 6l5 te SIS each
5000 Latest STYLE Vest and Neck Chains, 4 81 % 30 each
$500 GeRis' California Diamond Pins, 2 20 10 IS each
1000 California Diamond Ear Drops, 2 90 70 10 each
5000 Minisfure and enameiled RevOlv-
inEFsns, 5 90 to Is each
5000 CaliafOfnia Diamond aud Enamelled
Gents Scarf Pins. new styles, 90 10 10 each
5000 Masonic anc Emblem Pins, % to 10 each
2oo Gold Band Bracelets, engraved
and plain 3 90 TO % each
4OOQ NosaicRBd Jet Hre0Gies 60 t. 10 each
2eOo Cameo Brooches rich patterns, 90 70 80 each
NO0 FlorQtpe aaa lava Pins tbe real
article 4 90 TO 10 each
300 Lava ant Faorentine Zar Drops 3 90 10 10 each
$40 Coral Ear Drops, 4 60 20 s earh
1OOO Ladies' Chatel ainChsin Jet & gold IS soto % each
Ssoo Gents Pins, asplenhd assortment 2 GO to 10 each
1000 SOlitair Sleeve Bidt5aGt 2o0 GO 5 each
Sooo Studs and sleeve Buttons, in sets,
very rich m.ev~~- 3 20 70 10 each
Spgs s ee9e-Buttone plsin, ensmeliedf FEt4.
and engraved 9 90 to 6 eaca
teooe 4 isiRsndhandsQney eng. Rings 3 90 ~ 10 each
SFrinB kockets, d0ubk case, richly
--svod
sO0o Frrrty"9 500 70 i2eAAl
~ LL-M - LL 49,. p
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26

mi. Oe sasirs liz, Ct S s%sso,ii s1.S and c ssl9ssiS Of
viii be sold. ,, OHS ill be placed in envelopes ana
the sseSs ssasls. oBes viii be SEN L BY IHsnl. ! Ger
dered, without REGARD article you are 10 have ana
tineate yoH will sec What 90 send one dollar ana re-
then 10 Is optional with You
csive tH8 atGl0 ornoty ~ 81; Eleceufor 81;
Certificates can Be osceredfot 40 and One hun
Thirty-hve for S.; Sixty-hve forN Certificate on the
dred for 49, We WILL send q SingieN
Ceseipt Of % cents. zr = ~
IBSx 1Q7oI LI1- SC Beekman s1sces.
Ta-2k2m-A &Co. ~ 2 tsas
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
no CONSU11ETIYEs.

rtIV ENs
Z THEAdvertiser Having been Restored TO
Health IN a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, af-
ter having suffered several yeBrs vita a severe Inno
Election, and that dread disc ase, Cousumption-iS
anxious to make known to his feIie~W-sanerers the
means of cure. 4 -
To an VINO desire if BE VIII send l copy II the pre-
scription used Gree &C Charge, with, the directions
Tor pfeparing and using the same, which thew will
6nd a S6RE6tRE FOR coNSg$PTTON, TsTHs
MA hhOEonrrIS &c. The only object of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which be con
,eives to be invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer
will try bis remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
nay prove a blessing.
PARTIES wishiHgt the PresoriptienaEiH p-leaseaddress
Rev.EDWARDA gWtLSON, 80
m Williamsburg, Kings Co. New FORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
Inform alton Free.

-as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A GE LEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility, In
conpetcn Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
actuatedI .desiie to benefit others, will be happy
10 furnish all Ehoneed it, free of charge,) the
rsciPeand gfetionsfor m9kingth simple remedy
advertisers bad experience, and possess a sure and
valuable remedy, can do so by address sing him q
ePee at bis place ef business, The Recipe and full
Observation-Disclosures vital importahce-Win DO cheer.
fu.fg sent.by return mail. address
JoHkB. OGDEN,
50 No. Nassau Street, N. Y.
s. Nervous Sufferers Of 10th sexes viii find
thfs Information Invaluable. m
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
Real Estate for Sale

West half Of north west quar- sr, Section 2, and
east half north east quarter, fr quaster Sections
5 Range IL, east l5s 81 acres.
South west quarter Section 81 Township s Z
j., $50 acres.
S half south east quarter anu north west quarter
south east quarter See 26 Town 9 Range is east
III acres Timber Land.
Lots s and 6, Block 4 Middle BrOwnyilis.
Iot BLOCK %. North BroW1Yille.
Lot IL Block Ia, Brownvilies
WILLIAM F. WILSON,
sWM. II. HOOVER,
September Ist. 1865, 9-5s7I3t
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26

WA chance to obtain any CT
the above Articles for One Dol
lar by purchasing SEALED E.nveE-
Ope for % cts.
HsFive Sealed Envelopes viii be sent for al 90;
Eleven for 200; Thirty fOr 5. 90 S~ixty-dve Tor Loo
One Hundred for $3.50.
Agents Wanted Every whore.
= 49, "a
unnecessary. Letters should be addressed to our
Box 57O6. Post 0fice for greater safety
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must IN ev-
ery case be accompanied by the CAsH, with tie
person sending, and Town County and State plain
ysETitten. Letters should be addressed to the
Managers ~ Is i0Fs:
GO0DWN, HUNT & co..
Box 5706 Post Office, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
- 49, 80.

AGENTS, $50 pr month, 70 sSll the improve
New England Tamily Sewing Machines.
Price SIS. This 4iach.n} viii SGtch, Hem. Eel,
Tuck, Cord, Braid, Bind, Gather, Qgls and Ea-
hroider, most Beautifully. lis ntd5 iathe most
durable hlanrer-is elegantly iniAhel, and Is ths
only reliable cheap Mlehins IN the Marsst. II
makes tho Elastic Lock Stitch Every sseondr
stitch accn 30 cut, aEd tho cloth cannot De pulled
a Tart. Every Machine swaTrsnbed fer Eve years.
Address, Dane Il CO.. Post 0Eice Box 50, Chiea-
90, H., crcaH atRoOIa No.S, p. o. Block, corner Of
Monroe and DearborD streets, Chicago.
C4UT4OE-We caution the public not to
buy We lthiess. otj Sylo, slnan Sizs Aacl lie. sold
under q similar name. or vthtrw $50. y have the
only genuine and really practical cheap Machine
manufactured. 52-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
A. Hest Important Discovery.

VEU. FAaNL, agent,
lo2lz, All, st. Louis No.
Fish IS. ~ 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26
ORGANS AND MELODEON6,
EIegaRt~ROseWOpd.~ Walnut OF
GAg10ak CaSe&A
No Gdrgstf0 for Boring Or Shipping,
f2 600 Now indUseszSa
CATALOGUES. con-

AN u1. sTRArEn HAIALoGUE, CON
tanning full desus iptiOn of style, o. -lperior excel
the most eminentSi 81 siciaRs, as TO the $50 zee 30 any
address CEAN61uIWF Gs&t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-26

The trade supplied at Manufacturers Prices by
FULLER, FINCH 4 FULLER, Wholesale Drug
gists. CHICAGO. Illinois. v-m -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-26

tive act Of each House can open the doors
for the admission of Senators and Represen-
tatives from the late rebel States
There is another difficulty in the way Of the
admission Of members from these states-a
disability which no Executive pardon can re-
move. Few men in the South can take the
oath required by laW-an. oath which il. taken
falsely, exposes the individual taking it to
all the pains and penalties of perjury. That
oath viii be found in an act of Congress ap-
proved July 2, 1862, and it will be the flaming
sword that may keep from the halls Congress
many whilom rebel. tits in these words:
I, A. b., do solemnly swear that have never
voluntarily borne arms against the United
States, since have been citizen thereof; that
have voluntarily given no aid, countenance,
counsel, or encouragement to persons engaged
in avowed hostility thereto; that have mel
tner sought nor accepted nor attempted " "a
erclse the functions of any office WnaeeSei, ~
der any authority or pretended aus lIliy ~
hostility to the United States; thas1 nave not
yielded voluntary support TO any pretended
government. authority, power or constltu-
ton within the United States, nosUle or 1nlm-
ical thereto And do further swear that, to
snnnort and defend the Constitution of the
Tinted States against all enemies, foreign and
domestic; tina. will bear true faith and allie
Glance to the same; that [ take this obliga-
zion freely, without any mental reservation or
purpose of evasion, and that will well and
faithfully discharge the duties of the Office on
which am about to enter. So help me God.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-26
DOMESTIC PoRTs.

E APALACHIcoLA-,In port 18th, ship Lydia skol-
aeId Skolfeld, for Liverpool; barques Al M GRAY.
GRAY for New York; George Hunt, Mitchell and
Mary Lucretia, Bowers for do, llg
RICHMOND-Sld ed, schs Z Arcularius, Jack
son, New Bedford; Richards, Arey, for jackson
:, NoRFoLK-sld goth, sch Whitney Long, Hayes,
New York. -
=, B3ALTIMoRE-Ar 3d. brig Geo Harris, French,
CD sd, schs Rising sun, Jones, Boston; A Aus
TIN, Smaley, Providence.
Ar oath. brig John Freeman, Loring, Boston.
PH1LADELPHIA-Ar2 3d, brig Mary Mariner,
Mariner. Charleston.
Cid I'D, sch Ida Wheeler Dyer, for Portsmouth /;
23d, bargue Dency, Smith, Sagua; brig Chimborazo,
Hatch, Boston,
Ar 23d, brigs orozimbo, Gilmore. Boston; Mary
Mariner, Mariner, Charleston; sch Marcus Hunter
Orr, do.
NEW YoRK-Ar 23d, schs Sarah Jane, Gardiner
Newport: Matte Holmes, Tapley, New Haven.
Ar oath, barque Moneynick, Smith, Malaga; Drig
Merriwa, Ingersoll, do.
Ar oath, brig Edwin Rowe, Jones, DemeIaraj sens
Sylvan, Blanchard, Grand Turk; Concord, kenne-
dy, Rockland.
Ar 18th, ship sumatra, Kinsman, Manila; barque
Traveller, Randsn, Rio Janeiro,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-26
LITERARY eoss1p.

--Mr.B b. w. Proctor, the poet, (Barry Corn
wall has in, the press biography of his friend
Charles Lamb.
y, The Pope has purchased the library Of the
celebrated Scotch polyglot John Watson
whose works he has divided between the libra
ry of the Vatican, that of the Roman setnina-
ry, and that of the Lunatic Asylum. The val
ne of the g fits about $4,000 t5OO0OEl
Mr.. Dudley .Costello's death is announced.
He was educated for the army at the Royal
Military College, sandhurst and, obtaining d
commission, served with his regiment and on
the staff in North America and the West In
dies. leaving the army, he turned his atten-
ton to literature, and wrote several novels,
most of which originally appeared in Bentleys
Miscellany. He was also for some years con-
nected with the newspaper press.
An exchange says:-"Mr. Anthony Troll
lopelhas long bid fair to eclipse Dumaspere.-
He has always at least two nofelson the stocks.
which he carries on simultaneously We hear
that not only has he just completed the tale he
is writing forthe Eortnightly Rebieao, but he
has finished anotler, which is about to appear
in the Cornhiu. Another scrap of LITERARY
is to the, effect that Lamartine is publish
ing Life of Byron in the feuigeton of the Con-
stitationaael. Three chapters have already ap-
peared.?9s- ,slHs9 ;sl4isid s489 sta hu1 sfls
5pz-Itis said, we know not on how. good au.
thority, that Cornelius o Dowd, in Black,cood
an essayist who is sometimes witty somel
times dull, and always garrdlouus and spiteful-'
ly impertinent toward the u nited States and
/ Yankees is Charles Lever, author of Charles,
4 The author of the @Pioneer Boy fNIr.
Thayer) has just received copy of that work
/ from Athens, Greece, in the Greek language,
for President Lincoln. !, of course, the work
/ was forwarded before the President'sa 3ssina-
ton, which event invests the volume with a.
melancholy interest. The presentation copy is
from Rev. George Constantine, the translator,
himself native Greek, though he claims this
as his adopted country, since he was educated
here. The issue of this work is the first of
series designed to show Greek readers what
|. kind ofmen' are reared under our form of govt
eminent. aAogreat spirit lof ing Jury, has been
created there by the fact that our government
has withstood the strain Of this war, and this.
publishing enterprise is designed to take adj
vantagefof it for the spread of information re-
specting our Republican.insttutions sos ID
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-26

The election Of officers for theensning year
resulted as follows:
g. W. PsZ Pope Vose, of Rockland; G. w.
A. Rev. D. P. Thompson, of Winslow; CIV
2, H. KsMorrell, of Gardiner; G. W. T., j. S.
-lAimbaH, Of Bangor; G. W Chap. Rev. E. ii.
small Of Winterport; G. W. Con-, Oliver G.
han, OF Roekland; G. W. Sent, Daniel Pat
ten, OF West Hampden.
me proposition, made three months ago, to
Aoid Dut two sessions per year, received de
cluea negative At adjournment tonight the
proposed increase of dues from the subordin-
Ates 70 the Grand Division was under consid-
eratioh. Present indications are that the
measure viii pass, although there is consider
aOle opposition from the country Divisions.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-26


THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for November is
received from the publishers, Messrs. Tcknor
& Fields, Boston. " 90
The contents are more than usually varied,
and extremely readable. Robert Dale Owen
opens the list with ghost story, entitled why
the Putkammer Castle was destroyed" Mrs.
Waterston contributes pleasant essay on 1.-THE
Visible and Invisible in Libraries" and our
townsman, John Neal, an account of the per-.
sonal appearance and peculiarities of Jeremy
Bentham which cannot fail to be read with In
terest. The article on Alexander Hamilton, by
Hazewell, is, perhaps, the most valuable of the
number Ut. Trowbridge contributes vivid
description of 'sThe Field of Gettysburg"
Mitchell continues his story of 'sDr. Johns"
Mrs. Stowe her Chimney Corner papers, and
we have the first installment of new romance
called "The Forge" 'The PROGRESS of the
Electric Telegraph "Rodolphe Topffer,"
Letter to Young Housekeeper," and a racy
and discriminating review of Richard Grant
Whites Shakespeare are the remaining prose
articles. The poetical contributions comprise
some beautiful and characteristic lines by
Whittier on "The Peace Autumn" The Rhyme
of the Masters Mate ;" vivid and striking po-
EN- on the taking of Fort Henry, and a "Fare-
well to Agassiz," by DR.. Holmes. .aao-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-26
Correspondence Of the EPress1 !

RoCKLAND, Oct "a, 1866.
To the Editor of hielPress 0 ,9nid0c0 Z
q of all the lines. of communication extend
ing along, the coast Of the Pine. Tree State,
from your citys. none is more worthy Of COM
mendationi and praise than that extending to
this city and hePenobscoti river above. The
staunch and swift steamer Regulator, in charge
of the gentlemanly and experienced Captain
Mower, affords to those travelling in this di-
rection, whether on business or pleasure, a
most attractive route. ISuch, atleast, was the
experience OF your correspondent on a recent
trip to this city. F u IN $
4 ? THE GRAND DIVISION 8. OF T. 6FMAfNE. /,
assembled for its Annual Session this morn
ing. Quite large number of delegates are
present, mainly from the Kennebec and Pc
nobscot sections of the State. An the Grand
Officers except G.. @. were present and in their
places at the opening. N The forenoon session
was occupied in initiation of new members.
reception OIL credentials, &c. Fourteen new
representatives appeared, and were initiated.
sg NesggsstA AFTERNOON ssse s.E
2 The reports of the Grand Officers were pre-
sented and referred. The report Of G. W. P.
Lincoln was an able and practical exposition
ofthe present positionlof the Temperance Re-
form and Of the means to be used by the Order
ofSons ofsTempsrance for its fiirthefance and
final success. Iteannut fail to exert salutary
effect upon the Order at large From the re-
port OF the Grand Scribe, Fl. < Morrell, we
learn that the present number Of Divisions in
The State is eishty-eight. The members initi-
ated during the past year are 2,2s9, a number
considerably larger than the losses during the
same time. Fourteen new Divisions have
been chartered, and the present membership
of the Order in the State is somewhat over
5000, '''a