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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-05-19
Office, Over the ID National Bank,
OPPOSITE THE COURTHOUSE.
RESIDENCE at ]. H Ed.eIrs, Main street.

RESIDENCE at J. H. EdseIEs, Main street.
TVUE following Testimonials are respectfully sub
i mitted as reference: ..
uEAD-QuARTERs DEPARTMENT AND ARMY
OF THE TENNESSEE,
East PoiHt, Ca, September Is, '6L }
DR.. A. Il. Brundage, Surgeon 32d Ohio Infantry,
has served moTe than three years as a Regimental
Surgeon, and has been faithful in the discharge of
bis duties in the field, having been every ocea-
sion of an action, selected as a member Of the Op-
Grating Board Of bic Division.
. I heartily recommend his being employed as Ac
ting Staff Surgeon, United States Army, and if he
wishes it, would like to employ him in the General
Hospital for the Army Of the Tennessee.
JON MOORE Medical Director,
Department and Army of the Tennessee
= HEAD QUARTERS Ara DIv., I7TH ARMY CORPs, I
Atlanta, Ca, September 18th, 1864.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
/ have the honor to certify that DR.. A. H. Brun-
dage, Surgeon Of the 80 Regiment Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, has served on the Operating Board of
this Division during the present campaign of Gen
eral Sherman's Army in Georgia, with eminent
success, ..rH --..4E ...- --
Clear in diagnosis, sound in Judgment and skill
ful in operating, be has won the confidence and es-
al brothers. To part with him is loss that ne
cannot at present expect to repair.
Respectfully, W.. S. EDGAR, --
Surgeon in Chief,
janl3-3m 4th Division 18th Army Corps.
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8 ...5ASHTABULA,:iO.,
,Lsy. Of corntry ..a or HSms,
Ut NoSTaoMKRY.ass

bsssybA-rss ssssls .----s6s ed roesiiius saosrs1
TlitRs Is a land, of every land the pride,
Beloved by Heaven o'eralf the world beside;--
Where brighter suns dispense sereuer light, .
And milder moons inparidise the night -',,- =
land OF beauty, virtue, valof, truth,sss 70 q !.
Iime-tutoted age, and love-exalted youth. "a
The wandering mariner, whose eye exploresT
The wealthiest isles, the most chanting shores,
Views not realm SO beautiful and fair, 49,.
Nor breathes the spirit of q purer air; lsl b,
In every cline, the magnet of his soul, fi'i
Touched by remembrance, trembles to that poll;
For, In this land. OF Heavens peculiar grace,
The heritage of nature 8 nobest race, ari "a
There Is a spot Of earth supremely blest, =
A dearer, sweeter spot than all The rest, ,~-f
Where man, creations tyrant, casts aside
His sword and seepter, pageantry and pride,
While in his softened looks benignly blend
The sire, the son, the husband, brother, friend.
Here woman reigns: the mother, daughter, wife,
Strews with fresh flowers the narrow way oflite;
In The clear heaven OF her delightful eye, ,s.sa
An angel guard of loves and graces lie;
Around her knees domestic duties meet,
And fresde pleasures gambol at her feet.
Where shall that land, that spot onearb be fonndf
Art thou man, patriot?--look around;
Oh! thou shalt find, howere thy footsteps roam,
That land thy, country, and that spot thy home.
A
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oi woa From the Psias~iIs Telegraph. sd iid
A Lovs soraps--Ths syvsia goes 10 Ashts

We we're con6dsatisilyo told Of a some
what interesting love sffsir that happened
on Ohris,Wss, which mus. be diyulged to
show the sacrifice that that deligbsfnl pos
sioa " ILL., ieieate u Ita seems that = nice
young gentlemen. ID ofothis place had q
sweetheart resldisg in Ashia6uis. who has
been East sisisipg for tbs lss' tbrse months,
aud Jrom vhom d,hso yoang man had re-
ceived iDsby lteudsr and loving epls'ies Inn,
iii, within tbsslastg month"; whensthey sud
denly sloppsd-v Why. he could NOT imagine;
and, as q mstter osf eourse. his humping
heart, was ia great tor moiL Last Sasnrt
day be received . nose from. asfriend (hu,
noroas friend)b Of his al Ash tsbuls, wish
log bin O. iMstry sGhristmas and adding
that bis pwu fMary Am had retarned il
Ashssbuis to Bpead Christmas, after which
she Iweatd return, Eass )sgain.I The yonns
man looked as though . small bolt OF light
nipg was gently passing through bin. Bas,
ths time was short.5 He vssresolsed. Hs
weaid 90 70 her upos Tbs 6fss, atf4ias H
sNibfough 10 ell sov,a She bad aes writ
/ q. a.. Ia A.
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A New Fssture tn the Border Burg iars
,agtn fss r,ts Case. moss I,,Iaq

We learn BY a telegram, frcm Concord
N Ii >, that thIss, OF the ST. Adams bur
glars. iu attempting to escape a second tri
al in Cana Ia under the /, new order of or
rest, have turned up at Lebanon, ia New
Hampshire. Al that, point they enlisted
ia the United States Army >. but the delec-
tiyes we're 100 mapy" for them. They
are in jail 10 Concord. There, will thus be
raised question OF non concurrent juri,,
diction in a, novel ,form,, AT Montreal. six
Of the burglars a;e again on trial before q
Superior Court Judge, for The purpose OF
sesling their liability TO surrender under
the Extradition Tfeaty. The decision OF
Montreal, whatever i. may be, may posi-
bly, precede-7as i. cannot belps, in agreater
measure. influencing -'he disposition Of fthe
prisoners 10 custody on this side OF the line.
On The other hand, the fact of JEFF Dasiss
commissioned belligersuts enlisting in the
United States Army viii place the prison.
ers in Montreal 10 singular position as, to
The aline OF defence they have, chosen 10
adopt The. three rufians caugh. AT Leb.
anon have now TO choose between csufes-
sing themselves burglars or spies II they
couIess themselves burglafs, they become
witnesses against their coufederates now
ia darsnee in the Province; but they save
their -necks sad merely incnr the pensryso!
! robbery in ihe most sggrasalod forn--siIl-
Tolviag possibly ten or fifteen syesrslin the
penii iiarys If. on the otbsr baud. they
make lhe. piles Of 'belligerents," II thy ren'
del, ,tbemseIyes liable, 70. be, hung as spies.
merely by yiriue CT their enlistment in the
army Of the Uailed States.
II seems Of bcge,her a.if Justice Coprsol
aud Mr., George N Sanders vopld have .
hard Time Of il 10 bring these legal pon's !
EXACTLY TO q satisfactory issue. lis bad
business. At the best. that lbess' three bur
glars should have crossed tbs lins, alter
their escape froal Canada aud Coursol, II
is q still worse business for them that tbeY
were foolish enough 10 enlist, !, II they &C
cept The plea put 10 for them by their copp
sci 10 Montreal, they win most pssnrediJ
all hang tpgeiher,D as, common SPECS; II
they take tie other bora thsy, vi y reduce
their comrades on the other .side, Of the
line 10 lhe vulgar condition of eommop
thieves, besides destroying no end, of dsfen
slse argument employed 10 prove the pa
ltfio,ie aud benigereut character OF lhai
mission ia robbing tbs banks At 81. AL
bans. qsl q l5s3 s'f9is 4 laFimbA sssd
Police Justice Coarsol went the Iesgfl
Of moderate iethsrb in Mia summary ~
lease Of the asosbers !; In siurnishiog. shsg
|lthrough hid cQbfsdsEaiSi tbs ypoIicennn
with slsjghs sad, spbss.. Asd sleihieGs fes
speedy joaFpey cut A. the hql>1 q 11es1S
Irisaietloq. sed sore thss. slt hGs>e1El
go ~ :. iaYo4 lt14 4
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=
( VALUE OF AxusENENT Tue world must
be amused. II is entirely false reasoning
10 suppose that any human being can de-
vote himself exclusively 10 labor Of ssay2
description 1t will nos do. . Rest alone
vii not give him adequate relief Hs,
must eljpy himself, He must laugh, sing. :
dance, seat, drink aud Be merry. As must
chat with bis ftieads,s exercise his mind !
with exciting gentle emotions and bis bo6ys
iar agreeable denenslsRtionsD aef scsiyisS.
The aeopsIiiuiiop, Of the human system de-.
mands this II exscts variety Of inaaenceaai' =
and emotion. II Wilt not remain Id hesltha q
II it cannot obtain that variety. saiToot
mach merrimsnts stisc,s,is ssl slisjutionslysas
too much sadness too much Islaxstios u
Us pernieious as pone at all. But, to the
industrious 'toi!cr, the sunshine o. tie hsars
Is jnst as as'indispensable a. the n1stefiir sdhsp
shine is TO ihe q ,wes; both soon pine kwsyL I
aud die ii deprived Of n. sdi 10 npissss cd oi
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frains do not stop stststions where the tim u omitted
In the above tables. H-'A-
kilthrough Trans going westward connect at Cleveland
with Trainsfor Toledo CkseGge Coiswbut, q caua I
sianopeiis, &c. sisa4snis s'.aii4aiE
Aud lthroug connect Dunkirk
with the Trains E. R. r. and at Buao, with those
of N Y Central, and Buffalo N. Y. CITY Rail Dads, for
Ner Fork Albany .4Bosion, Niagara FsHs. $c, fe
Day Express Eastpuu West connects at Giar with Trains
on the Erie Pittsburgh Road for Lnefyille, Aeadve
jamestown, &c. Pa. 'VN II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
/ CLsysLAsps Nov 7 ,llset. u "a ~ nrh frla
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B2'i11sasnNtI-$tar1C9.'
--aeAA1 ~ -hl1221 II sika0 1eL dis T5|r5e 81
WHOLE NUMB,lEEIRl III Z '7Il@ '7ISl@4T q =

the stolen money .iass possesaoS Of the DO.
lice restored TO them. minus onlv .the ,fses
q ssndsts Bat cosufsol, vIsh hsI. az is iosxiss.
tedo6s point, ii BOT cad tiJaaios az, III Isoo,,
ers sgeihss crossing tbs Ec6tisr. rat Fat
simple tilP y likely to bring on thsm. ~ -.
end 'itS " ,ttodbIe, and on the Jndgs hiassIt'
more more vsSs,loo s,s than he evidently bafsxasd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

1oD sll q ham u I laa 81 uois.in1aq
TT " " - v---T-T--v y 57E-s -TT-1 " T1rTu
hs9 vvv o0s sd isbsn ,yriasiai 10 sfoam
Il AA44slZl -4a4lo allgsil cauihA an
.Ani s'AuH'H's colt SiHeAi0 u sb lnl sdf
hss or ,ana loi bvy.s-yi su lllw .ii,l-,s,
aUod sfE fasls gsa tus, "A s.sa, ,s,st
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-07

oDrsEAsE IN aWHrksp q oBLxcKs a-Ia sthsa
various departments of thes South arss /,
number ,ofregimentsof of colorsi troopss sad d
il iss,sted by Dr.. Grosa. in thesAmsyicsSss
Med, Times, that is q we'll ascertsiasd
fact that they are more liable to diseass.
aud that the mortality is greater shsa
among the white regiments. They rarely,
ever recover from Sc ere wound, asd
when sttaeked by disease they seem to .
care bataIi,tio for Iife,- aud die III spitS o.
sIlremsdies and attension. These faets are j
particularly true of The North Csrolinaa sol,y
diers, the sick reports of which are afsy
per cent larger than-thoss Of the white
troops; endi find. on arefsseing Ito my
notes. that there were. during the months
of November and December, thirty,eight
deaths from disease in thirteen regiments.
three of which were coIored. oThe latter
lost d seventeen lmeo of she thiriy.eight.
The coIoFed troops recruited in the North q
cru States do not suffer to the same do.
gree -
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THE -
PEOPLES
CIiDF 90. Cures .''9'
W hE Rheumatism

'st rrdriE,s ah1 CURE \ nS.an.tl.m ssss. :"
sI Rheunatsni for two years suffering
Pies Cure and have no, had any pain since left il
tnsn four weeks ago. consider myself % entirely cured
Ike young man though am sixty two yesrs old,
GODFREY seHEFfEL, Michigan ST."
"My yife has suffering from Rheunatisr or an In
character for aboutr or seven years sometimes
nr he lso ssds sass 5 q sss .ss Sss
three weeks In after fhe comeneed the swelling
ss weeks s and
q "Bunalo, Oct. i, 1867" ''' w. IL '''D'' %
rr5Flr.s 5Hh CURE y, p.t:s ssF: ::... !. go
H ~. ssss "BuHalo, Nov. Ia 1862
Fever sore the other With the a
yertisement OF the Peoples Cure In this paper purchased
the madeleine and after having thoroughly tried H. re-
port TO recommending 1t heartily, thorough rem
edy in their Christian Advocates =
rryPfns JFH CURE RsF;i e. ;s. D!:;s:.' s;is.
ca ey srap,ons and bunehe which at times eStende
ny ~hols body and once fer three days made me entirely
my acquaintance hardly eeognils meindeed hardly know
myseh-as am nov .weilnsn LstaA Who are afflicted
they y not ssai,a
a.r.o NJ JOSEPH SEP SOUR furuer seehapc street
II. Peoples CURE. ssssi. casss ssss.ss and
rs Esss "a 5 & % ssn
%ended frequently to my friends all ofwhom beieye have
''s' ''I;fi; SCH 4 r.: s.i Ss .: is.s s,
% IN. Peoples CURE cs;:; s;s.s:..:. ssss' Y 'I \ I:
~ have been see. health rbs birth Of boy
VINO snos lz old have had many and din
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pr MRS. HARRIET pErcunR srowr.

From Tictuor Fields Young FolkT Monthly.
Hum, the Son of Bus. l.,1.
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uB&RsIExcrsoEi "A ossqssk&bls eps1si1ks,
tionl OF ss saiiss ares. AZ \ said 'wss lsselv'
Uncovered 10 The Rsisi9ars nias. ioa ~
Alonossah hsl< rivses ~ ths piness. ehlis
biassiqs for eesL Ths piecs = >hs .s>nt
ssksas Ous ysieha nsselSa fonf sbs1roU
peasds, end si1lgtbsfs ss0nine ~ ~ ~
The ssesl inbeldsd 10 An neals 'Jh6so|&3
3)elso ~ eeIi0ehA ~ ~ rnm1 49, sro1k
|heaiosl q tb6noefse - G1D>g l1rolD ~
uilzs'ss tEepfn1 dpetso, zf,sil }.<> ~
] -. si,4iN scd eas1 iss1 ba1 sfstt ~ u
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Bad snsIIs-He,r- al, p. -. nn.....

% - q lea I.i Z
DfRrY persons-those who usvsy wa.b . q
alwsys smell badly. Some can ~ sn,l,.d
a mile Oh Or less; 'it Il q misiot,uss IA
source OF every great annoy ancs 70 the ~. y
hntd and sensitive. IL insy Ia q measure.
be born With some; With others II d I hsgr.,.
lect' Of ofpersSnal cleanliness, There IL
peculiar odor emanAting from the fest
which Is always The result Of ouclean Iiusss.
sthA which iti'i "a washings would entirely rs5
"A specific 0dorr escapes every ous z aausd az I.
peculiar toindividosls; the dog knows Il. q
aid W " foilows bis master through any
crowd OF human beings. and never max ca 4 [,
mistake. "A mar's organ OF smell ia not
thus acutely developed still there, are pe.
euiiar penetrating udof il readily recoenis a.
ed.a This does not come from the swes !: of
the per son, us no such ,odor issues from the ,
bands, bur from the arnn-pils and other
parts Kept COVERED BY the clothing, 50
Iha. the ar cannot penetrate; nor is The
application Of soap and water too freqdsny.
" applied w ben the sweat arsmalssI in ihih
eontact with the skin. It undergoes Z chem.
icsl change, aud il Is this whicii disets kaRss
the peculiarly dsngreable s,odor. Es % the
feet particularly; t6us the chemical formArr
ion, is a kind Of fetid fat. which ia absorb.
ed into the pores Of the leather, aud there
tits detained with fresh additions daily. forr
weekspadd months, with increasing fsneidiso
~. as The ysmeil of auy old boot Or shoe
wtlla demonstrate. hslsaod 7isai - sa7issmshi
Some personss wear stockings gwithousF
change from the lime they are 6rsi put on .
rnl worn oat. 40 Very d many do, not wash
their feet oftener than once monyh; .oply,
. few as often as. once a week. aud stilI less
daily Tbe fec, ought to be wsshed .every
morning te'ore dressing, and no stocking,
boot. or shOeosbould be put 90 second
lmetill it has g thorough ven,ilating, DC o
least.by those who have On ambition 10 bsp
aud feel as, sweet aud oelesn "a n dew,dFop
ons,he rose of summer.ss Cleanliness ii nexsu
10 g0dlineS5 I'D g. "a 4q,,.t Ec;s., f,.-, Ia g....a
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pr5FEE.s 5HH CURE y. v.,:s ss5s: s:... !. q

Cd % zee "BuhAlo, Nov. I3, 1862
20" Two OF subscribers-ons OF them afflicted with had
Fever sore the other With Rhsun,Asn ad
yetsemen Of the Peoples Cure In this paper
the oedcine, and after having thoroughly tried IT, re-
port TO Recommending heartily thorough rem
edy in their easeEdtors Christian Adroeass 'e sssssH
THE rpras Df......
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A. E.,p.. CURE a eY:: s.;:Is:. :s:s e. s;s.

n.fnnn M. ,1.r.l' ~. 4. 80
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-14
From, central and South america.

rrtff NEW YORK. Dec. IL.
The steamer Baltic, from Aspinwall, has ar
rived, with the California mails and $738, 900
in treasure.
There was no change in war matters in
Chill. The blockade continued. The Span
isb feet was supplied with provisions by q
transport. rr r7t4F e.T -rre
In Bolivia the fighting continued with more
favorable prospects for the revolutionists. The
latter had taken Cobya, killing the command
er. The President was occupying Potosi with
1900 men. q
Peru was at peace. The new government
was being rapidly recognized. Canseco has
suspended the ministers and consuls of Peru
in Europe and the United States. All the of
ficials at home would be suspended and tried
for political crimes, unless they have by their
acts proved themselves in favor of the revolu-
tionary party. er e ,srr-y-r ava, t-s
A demand has been made on the British
minister for President Peat and some MEM
bers of his cabinet, who had taken refuge on
a British ship, on the ground that they were
guilty of treason and criminals. The British
minister's reply was only that the vessel had
sailed
The Spanish minister was living on board a
Spanish frigate, owing to a conspiracy having
been discovered among some Chilians to assas-
sinate him. iii
Another revolution III Columbia was talked
of, but nothing serious had occurred. 81 8.,l 7.
The British sloop-of-war Mutine had arrived
at Panama with Gen. Peat on board, who
sailed for France.
Advices from Bogota state that the attempt
to overthrow the governments of several of
the interior States have been suppressed, or
nearly so. At 3A#'
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-14
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of Steamship Java at New York.

rNeFk
NEW YORK, Dec. 49,
The steamship Java, from Liverpool I'd, via.
Queenstown Sd, has arrived.
The London papers publish dispatch from
MI. Seward, which was communicated to
them through the American Legation. 1t is
general Acknowledgement of the many address
es of coincidence from Great Britain to Presi-
dent johnson, onithe assassination OF Mr.. Lin
coin, The document shows cordial and
hearty appreciation os the good feeling which
dictated the addresses.
The Fenian trials are progressing. Luby,
the proprietor of the Irish People, has been
found guilty, and sentenced to twenty years
penal servitude. a.lH no
The Morning Post states that Stephens has
arrived in Paris.
In the Court of Queens Bench, the trial of
Capt. Corbett on the charge of selling the
Shenandoah to the rebels and enlisting men
for her, resulted in his acquital. r.. h.
Mr.. Bright had been making strong reform
speech at Blackburn. He denounced in nm
measured terms the massacre in Jamaica. and
held the Governor and his accomplices respon-
sible for the murder, and predicted that thew
would not appear at the bar of justice.
The dry goods establishment of j. & W,
Jeffery, Liverpool, better known as the Comm
ton House, has been destroyed by fire. Itwas
the largest in the town. Estimated loss
100000 pounds sterling. -- "a r.,
DIR. Barth, the African traveller, is dead.
The Globe says Earl Russelfs Government
is most anXious'to have the reform question
settled, and is ready to undertake the task.
The text OF the Spanish Circular on the
Chillian affair is published. 1t agrees with
previous statements.
The CHILEAN Minister at Paris publishes
refutation of the statement of the Spanish
Minister. d- a5
The Continental journals speak of England
as the probable mediator between Spain and
Chill.
A company has been organized in Spain to
lay telegraph line between Cuba and the
United States. a : sf-its
From sixty to seventy guineas premium was
being paid on the ship Mountaineer, from New
Orleans for London. . aT al ,-.,-,
London Dec 2-eUeniag.-The Times says it
cannot affect to be disappointed at the acquit-
tai of Capt. Corbett, in the Shenandoah case,
the neutrality laws having been SO executed as
almost to defy legal retribution. ........
--latest by Telegraph to Queenstown. Z r
Liverpool Dec g. = Correspondence from
Madrid, denies that the Spanish Government
has sent, Admiral Pareja orders to suspend
hostilities against Chill. The Government is
not even disposed to accept of mediation of
the neutral powers A % ~
Orders have been given to the Spanish ma
val arsenals to push forward preparations of
war vessels for sea. Nab
The jailor who connived at the escape of
Stephens, the Fenian Head Centre, has been
committed for trial -t'i- f- t-i3fai
The Paris Moniteur of this morning reports
additional anxiety SCR the King of the Belgi-
ans, who is suffering from dysentery.
Barring Brothers report fair business in u.
S. 5-20s at GA SO CATS Speculations in
Erie shares have advanced them to SO a SO IA.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-14
Remember
Remember!

We carry the largest Stock ofHOSIERY, GLOVES
and KNIT GOODS of any House In the State; do
not resort to Dummies and can not be undersold.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-14
lrad A BIG DRIVE!

100 doz. Ladies Cashmere all Wool Hose, former
price $780, present price s1.OO.J Call and see
them, they have no equal. ~ nv >
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-14
From, WasAsn0fo,a.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ID.
1t is believed that Messrs Garland of Arkan-
sas and Mari of Louisiana, are the only ones
who have applied to the Supreme Court to be
re-admitted to that bar without being required
to take the oath of loyalty as prescribed by
Congress. The question as to the constitu-
tionaIity of the oath will be argued on Friday.
The Joint Special Committee of Congress
on the death of President Lincoln, held a
meeting to-day. 1t is understood they will
probably report in favor of memorial service
in February, with Hon. E. M. Stanton as the
orator. sei.5g .+s. ~,
Official advices have been received from
Matamoras by Mr.. Romero, the Mexican Min
lister, showing that Gen. E. Schobedo of the
independent army has been obliged to raise
the siege Of that place, both on account of the
arrival of large French reinforcements and the
want of ammunition and provisions for his
own troops. He has gone to occupy the CITY
of Monterey, where he expects to obtain le-
sources enough to return against Matamoras
with better chances of success. The whole
condition of affairs is represented to be favor
able to the National cause. as
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-14

'fsrg @ A Bargain rn7
90 doz Childrens Bal. Hose, all Wool 10 and 1sc.pr.