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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-19
DISSOLUTAuN .uOAANE.

The copartnership heretofore existing bell
tween P d. Gardner, James E. Robertson
Saml Hendrickson and W w Barnard. unders
the name and style Of "W. w. Barnard & Co., u
expires this day by imitation Is years. All,
those Knowing themselves indebted to said
firm will please pay, and any who have claims
against said firm will receive prompt payment
on presentation to w. w BARNARD, who alone
ia authorized to settle the business Of w. w.
Barnard & Co.
We take this opportunity Of saying to our
patrons at home, our business associates east
and wet, north and south, and the press
Accept our heartfelt thanks for tie many
f.vors received ut your hands. After briel
rest of one year, we hope again to resume bust
mes. mt the old stand and to merit at least a
share nt the liberal pltrona3e heretofore award
ed US by generous public.
Very respectfully,
OsMEs E. ROBERTSON,
w. ". BARN RID,
SAM'L HEM RIcKsoN,
P.D GARDNER.
FAYErrE, IOWA. March Cd, 1863 AL
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~ Information rree To Mel

~ Information rfee /! 10 Nervous
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competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
suated by desire to benefit Others, will be happy to
furnish all who need it free Of charged the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy used in
his case Sufferers wishing profit by the advertisers
bad experience and posses, and valuable remedy
can do 90 BY addressing him at his place of
business. Tho Recipe and full information-of vital
fmDortance--will be cleerfuly sent by return mail
xddreas JOHN Il. OGDEN, No % Nassau street, N.
T. - Nervous Sufferers of both will find this
Information invaluable. 3mf26
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stock for sale.

r HAVE for sale at my residence at S&~1Un
/ National, Clayton County. Iowa, two Dkk&SII
thorough-bred DURHAM BULLS; one
year old the other two years old. -
3w4I N. HAMILTON.
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AGAIN AND AGAIN.-Our readers may thinkt
it strange tina tive so o'ten urge upon their at
tention medical preparation. Already havei
We, for A number of weeks, urged the impor-
lance of a supply Of Goes Cough Balsam I'M
the hon g. ready for imm diate use But onrs
excuse is the vast amount Of sickne :, sorrow
and death that are the immediate result Of sud
den coughs, colds and pulmonary attacks ),
while thousands of our children are dying fomi
crou ami lung complaints. Time and expert;
ence have proved that Goes Cough Balsam is
the most speedy and reliable preparation ever
known to the world. Like magic it relieves
the irritation Of the throat, removes the stop
pages that prevent breathing in Group, and
heals all soreness Of the throat, chest and
lungs. No man should neglect to supply his
family with a safe and reliable medicine like
Goes Cough B,lsam, any more than he should
neglect the supply Of their daily bread. 1t
costs bat forty cents, and the bottles contain
twice as much as those of any other remedy a,
the same cost while in m"lit. it is superior to
all 0tllera All drug stores kcet it for sale.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-19

Advic $ fion japan, sixty days on th'
way, announce further reports OF murder
by the natives Of foreigners. and nor,
complicatipns with { " ion % ""'~.
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@vE )RMS. WORMS! Mothers. save
Wv YOUR children. Thousands of children die year
" from worms whose lives might be saved. Mothers
lse Da CHURcHILLs Worm Losenges which will surely
Kill and expel tn m from your children. Children VIII
eat them as readily US any candy For Coughs Colds
&C., use Shuids Compound Cough Sycups. For sale by
all Druggists
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

The Temperance Convention at Gray, YES
terday, was not so largely attended as was ex-
pected. Still, there was respectable number
present = - taa- 2 y sio77g s'I
Speeches We're made by Cen Dow. Hon.
W. II. Vinton, J. t. Walton, E. c. Andrews Of
Portland, Rev. E. w. jackson and @. A. Stack
pole Of Gorhaln, and others, in opposition to
supporting Mr.. Webb for County Attorney,
and by Mr.. Beale of Portland, and Winship Of
Gorham in favor of supporting the nomina-
ton. ~ ..ts..i s -.
Itwas voted not to support the nominee Of
the Union party for County Attorney. 4
A motion to nominate a candidate was laid
ON the table, after which the Convention adj
journed. ;, s5aslwa.f si5nt : 4 .
We are informed that Mr. Yinton, who Sas
the unsuccessful candidate before the Union
Convention, stated at the Temperance Con-
yention, that the Union Convention was man
aged BY aclique from Portland, and that the
nominations were not binding, as thirteen of
the delegates, when they found how the Con
vention was controlled, refused to vote for a
candidate for County Attorney. This, to SAL
the least, is a mistake. There were $50 dele
gates reported to the Convention, and we
know that four OF five were unavoidably ab-
sent, and yet there were 121 ballots thrown for
County Attorney, and Of these Mr.. Webb had
6S and Mr. Vinton 81. Mr.. Vinton, though
disappointed In his expectations, should state
things as they occurred. as1 ''s
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BY TELEGRAPH
b9HOa ssN ,.LIO Qt5cf4td soell
EVENING PAPERS. =
Gigantic FraasdAA,a IIfegitimaGte Business
In 7-3O's by an ATnay PGyDsoster.

Gigantic Fraud4An IlfegitinsGte Business
In 1905 by an Army Paypsaster. ...
NEW YORK, Aug. 80.
80 The Tribune's dispatch says an outrageous
swindle upon the government and soldiers, by
paymasters, has been discovered. Col. Binney,
Paymaster in charge at Norfolk, in violation
OF instructions, took ,$S,000,O90 in Treasury
checks to Norfolk, had them cashed there and
took in exchange 1905. BY an arrangement
with the National Bank at Norfolk, whose
President is a notorious secessionist, Binney
received one half of the per centage allowed
by Jay Cooke & Co. for the circulation Of the
1905. The National Banlxs-at, Norfolk aud
Richmond gained largely by the transaction,
as the bonds paid to the soldiers came back to
their counters to be exchanged for legal tender,
at from one-half to one per cent. discount
Merchants and suffers followed suit. and the
soldier could not buy the smallest article with
his 1905 unlesshe submitted to this infamous
swindle. All the paymasters engaged in this
swibdle are under arrest and viii Be severely
punished 4a b sggef asFlAsI sIlYstr .a4s ~ ~
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8 us. Marshal's Sale

UNITED STATES OF AMER1cA.l ' II 4 II. -
District Of Maine, IS. ~ ~ s.'ss III n I
pQkSUANT to vend. expo. to me directed from
4 tne lion. Ashur Ware, Judge Of the United States
shall expose and sell at public auction to the highest
BIDDER tnsrefor the following property and merchan-
dsze, az me time and place within said District as
az me CUSTOM House BUILDING, on Fore street,
= Por4tand, on Wednesday, the thirteenth dag OF
September Rert, at II O'Clock a. N. ia iiFca ID
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lrten, nara.,,..e.l q, s,,.sd san pen.,.aa

sA sgf9 I9S "a IIA- NEW YORK, Aug. 10. lia
The steamer Columbia brings Havana dates
of the Goth. ~ 100, . 2qfaafT1j5lji - Z 4.
News from San Domingo announce that a
revolution is going on in the Island, the CAPT
tai and other towns having pronounced against
Gen. Pementei, and declared in favor OF Gen.
Jose Maria Gabral, naming him protector of
the republic, and, authorizing him to take inn
mediate supreme command until a new gov
ernn,ent can be established.
Indications of petroleum, have been dis
covered in Cuba and a company has been
formed sosi1q sAalei'
The weather in Havana is remarkably warm
and sultry, with but, little rain for several
weeks. XXX ts,esra s.,
Gen aDulce, it appears, win remain in COM
mand of the Island ~ ~ j - 'se 80
The Stonewall is still at Havana
Kirby smith is still near Matanzas on a
plantation ownedb by a planter from Florida
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q .VGWbs0Id NRW " ORK, Aug. 500
d The case of Peter R. Mumford, broker in
Wall street, charged with defrauding Messrs.
sGreenleaf, Norris & Co., of whom he purchas-
ed $4,000 in gold 5by means of worthless
checks, was disposed Of this morning and re-
suited in the ldischargepf the defendant 1t
was Shown that his credit at the bank was
good, hi, having deposited on the day of the
purchase $780, 900, Indeed the counsel for the
prosecution made the statement in court, and
this secured the release OF Mr. ,Mumford, who
has been confiHed.in the tonibs for a week. ~
The English papers announce the loss BY
sinking of the ship Samuel Dunning, from Ran
COON for Liverpool, by which twenty five lives
were lost. The survivors were obliged TO eat
leather belts and pitch to keep them from star
Hation. FASB a
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From North Carolina.

Lieut. A. w. Hahn has retnrne dS5 8o M 4
special mission through the northeastern nor
ton of this State, where there is no military
force, and reports three negroes shot in North
ampton county BY the county police, for refus-
ing to return TO their masters after engaging
employment elsewhere; that the people refuse
to recognize the freedom of the blacks, who are
whipped and tortured most fiendishly for even
expressing a desire to be free. e
lie also states that Union man in Hart
fora county was driven from his home for EN-
ploymg a colored girl as servant, without con-
sulting her former master. A perfect reign OF
terror exists in that part of the State. - E. =.
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MUNICIPAL COURT. AUGUST se.

William Scranton, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, paid a fine of three dollars and
costs. a2'.H
Edward Boyle, for breaking and entering
the store of John P. Pidgin, was ordered to
give bonds in the sum Of $500 for his appear
ance at the November term of the S. j. Court.
Committed.
John Martin and Jacob Harf, for the lar
cency oftwo silver watches from Michael Carr
were committed in default Of $500 bail
William Mckenzie, the lad who stole the
plans OF the buildings now being erected by
the Ocean insurance Co., was sent to Jail for
80 DAYS. ~ n " nal - lal w
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MISS H. ID. ROBBINS s.
WILLLb open School for Masters and Misses
.,as MsUsND.AY, Sept 4th, at Is High St. For par
ticuars inquire ct So Franklin ST. II i'-7
August 30-d3w* ~
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BREAKING UP.-Camp Berry win be brok
en- up this week, and the garrison is to be sent
East-some of the men to Fort Popham and
Others to Fort Knox, Castine and Eastpor..-
The Battery wilIsgo to Rockland. 4 Major RoI
Inns headquarters win hereafter be at Fort
Knox. lVH UAJitle, ih HAE FIlit
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-.,saa ,Ns,s Kork MdrIsets.

.s9tflslNEw York, Aug. 80.
Cotton-lower; sales 400 bales Middling Uplands
Flour--State and Western 10 a 25c lower; sales
900 bblsi State 100 s.. Round Hoop OHIO 75
@ IL co. western 8 50@ 8 %. Southern lower; sales
sales $50 bbls at 90 "a II co. li1 - 5T -
Wheat-2s q Sc lower; sales 6s, 600 bushels. Chit
Amber State, new, Q 0s % 10. Ifal III =,
1Corn-1 q e lower; sales $1,000 bushels Mixed
Western "a "a 9hc.
oats-2clower; sales Of pfims new State at soc. 9
.O Beef-frm.
ID Pork-lower sales $3.50 bbis. New Mess 30 30 "a
81 80. Mess 81 so a. % 90. G7Fi70s--z (
n Lard-steady; sales SIS bbls at 1914 a 24sc.
Butter-in demand sales of State AZ 40 Ia 34c
Whiskey-frmer; Sales 1900 bbls at J9f (tD 221. D
Sugars-drm sales 1900 hhds. Porto Rico 13Ic.
Muscovado 11Rc q 14c. 10
Il lWool--dull' s4 4 1tfo,sfgosfq S.ta1a .,f4ud q
Y FIeights to Liverpool -quiet. gaafstgl 5fs 8gf
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PIANO FORTE MUsIo.-We had the pleas
ure of hearing Prof NASSAU M. Warner of
Philadelphia play last evening at the residence
of Rev. Mr.. Moore. This young gentleman
manipulates the instrument with great skill
and good TASTE His touch is very fine. and
and his tones Clear distinct and crisp I'VE
have seldom heard better playing. Prof. War
ner may be placed in the first class of Pianists
"The instrument used on this OCCASION was
from the mandatory Of Edwards & Co. oftllis
city, and rich-toned, splendid instrument it
is. Heplayed the organ in Central Church
last Sabbath very much to the satisfaction and
pleasure of the congregation. re9e z.
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Ve NotO VIt7C1' !
b. Nrm OpTrANc

n IEfIirf NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 5U.I :
1.-THE steamship Andalusia, from Boston, ar
rived today sNA EsassStas Misao hsAf
Carl Schurze has arrived at Vicksburg, on a
tour ofinspection. s9 p sles 90
The steamer B, E. Hill sunk in the Yazoo
River on Saturday night Boat and cargo a
total loss. is81 .fsslle n95aJ .9alia slsl1i 9uhl
q Advices from the Mexican border to the 18th
inst. represent curiously fraternal state Of af-
fairs between our generals on the Rio Grande
and certain dignitaries Of Maximillian's Gov
eminent, who it seems have been hobnobbing
together, and toasting each other in true con-
vivial style; and our generals are reported as
expressing friendship for the Emperor. as
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Wdshi''gtes Cerrssp9nfenee.

\ = = 2 = NEW YORK, aug. VI
The POSTS special Washington dispatch says
MIS-. Hunter has left Washington for home,
fully persuaded that herHhusband will be re-
leased on parole.
No decision has been made in the case of
! Alexander H. Stephens. His brother andlex-
Gov. Brown have waited onithe President in
relation to the matter.
~ The President has decided not to establish
Bureau Of pardons. VAT saIaiB9
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


OUMbEHLAND, S.
A o,,s,,. on sundry wrts, and will be sold by
% AZ, st1P 1ss 49, 2. Public Auction, on Wendss-
store No 1913 on Commercial Street HI sbs S ~ ~
Portland, recently occupied by DALEY = 9aahJ ~
starch, Pea-Nuts, tilberts, f. WalnDfs Sa,at az -
CASTLE and Palm Soap, Extracts Cassia I,nen
Cloves, Mustard, Pepper, 1erkins, Nests Tuba Par
ing &C., &C., with an assor lment Of Braniy Whis-
key, Wine, &c. Also the Shop furniture. Conn, :.
Safe, Desk, Letter Press, Ofi1ce Chairs, &C.. So
GEORGE w. PARKER, SHIN.
HENRY BAILEY a. CO.. Auctioneers
Dated at Portland, Aug. %, 1866. aug2Sta
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Valuable House Lots at Auction,

ON Wednesday, Sept. eth at 8 O'Clock P. NJ, on
" the premises we shall sell at auction TEN VAL
TABLE HOUSE LOTS, containing from about 16
70 ~ thousand teet eact. These lots are the
Road from che County Road near Tukeys Bridge to
the Iron Works, and In the vicinity of the improve
ments Of the great Presumpscot Land and Water
fower Company's Works. They are near the city
beautifully located-desirable for Investment and
must advance rapidly as the works of the L. & W.
Power Company advance. They are only hall a mile
from Tukey's Bridge. For description, plan, and
particulars, please call on
HENRT BAILEY q CO., Auctioneers.
Aug. 3f-dtd ...- e.. N
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= 5.16 FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 3U.Y
3 The steamer Washington Irving, from Roam
oke Island, arrived at Norfolk She reports
that, on the eve of her departure, her engineer
went ashore for the mails, and, on his return,
was attacked by two negroes, whereupon he
( defended himself by knocking one of them
down, for which he was arrested and locked
up over night. In the morning he was brought
before Col. Holmes of the LIST U. S. colored
regiment, tried, and acquitted. The officers
say the NEGROES do as they please on the Is
land, and it is unsafe for white man to land
there 81 ifg 8 tsA'ii.t , isi.iis go
s. The steamer George Appold, from Boston,
arrived at Norfolk to-day, and sailed for Balti-
more..1csiroq 5frsi iiH griHlHlsa
"a The steamer William Kennedy arrived from
Baltimore to-day, bound for Boston.
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.5'ssII -93iV % TTTZT EUTUThAI
Chicago Chamber of Commerce.

5,s CHICAGO. Aug. so.
{ q The new Chamber of Commerce WIS nf6oft Tor
mally dedicated to-day. The Maynard ad-
dress was delivered by Charles Randolph,
President of the Board of Trade. Delegations
were present from. elprincipal eastern cities
and from Canada, Speeches were made by
Messrs. anderson Of Portland, Ropes of ,Bos-
ton, Ford Of Oswego, Lathrop of Detroit and
other prominent gentlemen.
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DnsrRUcrIodN 3, OF w n; !.

The New York Journal of Co,n,aerce % n
tains = otto,. to,,, ,r,s. q =, =
80. - ~ ~ 'i'i r r. ouiig, OF
TINS city, master and part owner of the whal-
ing bark Fayorite, OF Fairhaven. recently des-
,troyed bv tbe nrate Shenandoabl y Tho lotto,.
49, y 49, '-~--'..- ~. ,0''.i
ua'eu az sea, aug. l, on Doard PARK ~ lie, IN
next day. 1t was on the 29th of ,June. in the
Arctic Seas tbraa 1aoo,,os fso,, Co. ~
S ,ss -. SApS .-sss
"nere' "a the 10y ana Decaimeu, eignt san mad
collected and come to anchor, that Capt.
Young says - ..rsi
ss1n,,. - ,.e.,l.. 80 ..sss...ai
t e ~ 81 i,aus we saw ", = steamer approach
was government vessel surveying Che Straits
preparatory TO laying a telegraph cable. No
one .nougnE q q Conlsaerale pirate. onr con-
AMONG n and stat;n n i We IN uars ,,,;zas y
| the Confederate steamer Shenandoah: was
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The HERo's Own SroRY.-General sher-
mans olncial account of his great march
through eeorgia and the Carolinas, together
~ ~lln ms evidence before the Congressional
committee on the Conduct of the War has
been published in neat pamphlet form bv
Bunce and Huntington, New Yor,, r. ~; ~
be found at A. Robinson's, EXCHANGE g. : =
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I TEETH. TEETH! TEETH,

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by EIrC.
TRIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
ting he would give polite invitation to CALL .fo
r Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines Tor sale
tor family use, with thorough instructions. ~
DIR. d. can accommodate lew patients with board
and treatment at his house. .s.l ~ l-f.l -
Office hours from 8 o'clock a. M to IL NJ; from
to P. M, and to in the evening" ~ ~.
"A Consultation free. nov1tf-
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A DIEs

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs, lame
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and back
eucorrhea, Tor whites); falling of the womb with in
train of diseases will find In Electricity sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation too profnse
mensruation and all of those long line of troubles
with young ladies, Electricity Is . certain specific,
and will in short time, restore the sufferer to the
viCor of haalth.
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r .ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
~ GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.


l. UNITED STATES MILITARY RAN RoADs
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrHRn STER
II Washington, ID. c., n gust II, 1895.
WIN be sold at CITY POINT, VA. IN wFDNEs- u
DAY, October II, ut II O'Clock A. Nj About iour
thousand "A 000l tons Railroad Iron. ..alI ~
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FIR DAY, October
10, at - NJ:
Five (5l first class Locomotive Engines
About lbo) Freight Cars and one a. Passenger Car.
At NORFOLK, VA, October 10, at l.. a.. -
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge - .
! Al ALEXANDRIA, VA, on TUESDAY,, October
Fifty tcO) hrst-clGss Locomotive Engines, eet y
inch gauge. $50 s-e --D
Eighteen (1si new Platform Cars, We iost gauge.
Twenty-hv l25l new Box Cars, five l5DoOt gauge
About three hundred and fifty 1851 Box Cars, icet
81 in. gauge. q .l l-.s ~, lLll 49,
About two hundred and thirty t2sol Platform do,
feet 81 In. gauge.
About thirty t5O| Stock do, feet 81 in. gauge.
Twenty 10Y Passenger do, ieet 81 in. Qaupe.
One ~ Wrecking do, 4 feet 81 in. gauge.
Two (2l new Trucks.
Sixty do. do, framed. .... -
Fourteen (14) Flats q
About two thousand q, Oo0) tons Railroad Iron.
Sales 10 commence at ALEXANDRIA, al 10 A
nv ana TO continue from day to day until all are
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
~ -1yt fl1- II. l.. ROBINSON, =
-ie'Ir .lI- Brew. Col and A. Q. NJ,
..yl.. -Lel. 1f 3, U. 3. Military Railroads.
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House and Lot at Auction.

~ we shall sell two and a halt story wooden
House, with brick basement, No II Alder st; it 10
the northerly house In the Block Of two houses This
house is well built, finished throughout, with ten
rooms, excellent closets and sink-room; good water,
hard and SON; excellent cellar, with good brick els
tern; and everything In and about the house Is in
Sale positive-teTms at sale.
Aug 20-dtd
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From Cape Mayhem . Progress Of he Re-
beELi0n. -

The gunboat, State of Georgia from Cape
Haytien, Aug 22d, brings adVices that the
rebels had captured by surprise fort st. Mi
chael on the opposite side Of the river, causing
Gefrard' 5 troops to eVacuate Peti Azure and
stop the bombardment of the town. The
town had been relieved by blockade running.
blockade runner from Nassau had run in
with provisions, arms and ammunition. But
few citizens had been killed, although many
had died from fright and starvation. +, W
The rebels had enticed three of sGefrard's
officers from the American Consups Office,
where they had taken refuge, and shot them
dead in cold blood. Y ~, ..s ~ 80, X. :.
Flour was S25 in gold per barrel, rice 30
cents per pound, sugar so cents.s loasslll u
The rebels are determined to hold out, and
the government forces are reduced to small
numbers by assertions and deaths. IS akSt
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STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrERMA srER, /
Washington. ID. C.,JnlY %. 1shb. , I

7 OENIOH U xA65I3IANT QUAHIEHMAbIEE, I !"
Washington, ID. C.,July 70, 1865.
AUCTION SALE Or ROLLING S1OCK.
VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to he highest
bidder the following rolling stock: CT p = w.
On TUESDAY,, September 10. at the Portland Co 3
Shop IN Portland, Maine, Six l6l Locomot We Lneinss
On THURSDAY, September 81, at Hinkley z
tive Engines a. ... III. F.. -f..r.' Has .-
On MONDAY, September IS, at KeuneIt Square,
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty t59l By tfeizlt
Cars, four feet eight-and-a-halfin ga.ge.
On WEDNESDAY, September n a. v uunls-
ton, Del, Eghty-our ts4) Box Freight Ca., loot
gauge.
The above stock is all new, and OF the very est
quality.
The Engines are i've foot gauge, five iocl drivers,
and cylinders 16x24 inches. They can be ,han y lilo
marrow gauge at trihing expense. aaf
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ. ill... .I.'l
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
E $3.50. II. L. ROBINSON,
4 JuiyzSdfd Breyet Colonel and A. Z. II.
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Dwelling HOUSE at Auction.

ON Friday Sept LIST, at p. NJ, we shell sell
" House No. II Tate Street. Il is two-stcry
wooden house with ten rooms good closets, hard a1d
soft water Wood-house, &C, 1he lot is q x 81 leet
and ten feet passage way IN Common Title perfect,
HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-08-31

Drowned The bodies of K. Freeman
Whitehouse, the well-known ballad singer, and
George W. MeDufie, both of Rochester, n H.,
were found in capsized boat of the Isle of
Shoals on Tuesday morning. It was thought
that the accident by which they lost their lives
occurred at half past four that morning, as the
watch of Mr.. Whitehouse had stopped at that
hour. The Chronicle thinks it not impossible
that their boat was run down by some passing
vessel