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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
PORTLAND AND KEEHEBEC r. 4


a Ga @ sssssss
On and az CIR Monday next trains will leave Port
land oaily for Bath Augusta, Wateryie, Kenda rs
Mills, and Skowhegan, atl r. M, and on Saturdays
only for Bath ano Augusta at 8 ID Pm. The rain
from PortlaDd at p NJ, connects at Kendal's Mills
with the train for Bangor and other stations east
take this route purchase tickets to Ken. Mills
and Inform the conductor in the oars that they 20
fares through that it shall cost them no more by
this route than bv any otter. sH3
Trains are due In Pc tland to connect with trains
at $50 P. N. .
ight Train leaves new depot Portland at Gas A.
M. daily. .es.01
sol5sas l1aa nlvof g4s.ss 3 EDWIN MOVES, "a
|, April ~, l636-apr20n Superintendent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
POETRY.

"A Coon SHEEP DoG.-A jolly, goo1 na-
tured butcher, who keeps meat s.ar EIs IT,
~orn than two and half or three u w M
from the Mercury Office Is, or was 9ntl 70
eentlv. the owner or yiLainous locking GU,
that In any well regulated coMmug wosiu
~ regarded as gocd for notning anu naiuly
wond for that H,s0Wnef, VINO was wy vsn-
S nS time to find some one verdant enough
- accsnt him as a gift,s "A weekor 80 ago, a
nrhnlart happened along and inquired OF our
sriend. the butcher if-he knew who had a
soo Tf St want good sheep dog was the re-
ply. athere 10 an animal Lean recommend,
pointing at the Aforesaid cur; sT have no par
lticular usefor him just NOW; so, If you want
him. take him along. a He Is very reliable
acg for sheep, i9 fact he never vas KNOWN ''
With many expressions Of gratitude, the
ranchman secured his prize ana iel t "'i'
let our meat-man tell the resi- o. sno ~
"a lew days after that, ! saw tle agl1vT
coming back, looking IKE lnun9e, s oiDa1 f.,n,
knew, something was Wronss anu ! Ne me
49,, 49,. sfcs sn9nSfred What's up now p What's
1D@ he repeated, and could see the blood
IN h,s eve, 'didn,t you tell me that dog was
ge9%S s ;hs se. ei isns he Il. s. sa Dis''s NJ
sWhy. the Internal cur killed FIVE Of my best
westbers the FIRST night fisseiS $3.50 W
sWell,' replied, looking IS innocent as posi-
BILE. II knew he would kill sheep. thought
Shat was what you wanted him for, ~ ~
;ja"It was along tlme. before Lcould convince
him that there was . Misunderstanding on
hothsides, and doubt yet whether he isduiiy
saatisded.p 1soisc sfa .dt3 s1ss tsLssrsf'ks &
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05

ONE Carriage Horse, eight years old, kind and
~ sound in every respect; one Buggy Wagon and
Harness; also, one Moving achine. Apply to
FRANCIS PURINTON, Stevens Plains,
may13d2w* Morrilps Corner.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
To he Lei.

FEHE dwellinghonse formerly occupied BY Moody
a +. WALKER, Esq, situated ON the corner Of
Brackst and Walker SITS. large garden containing
variety of valuable fruit trees az plants is connect
ed with the premises. $3.50 81.
For terms appiys a. the Portland Savings Bank. Of
mch 21-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
. Proposals for Delivering Coal.

DROP 0SALs will be received at lO2 Middle St,
Il Jor one week, for the deliver OF Fifteen Hundred
or more Tons of cosl The right of rejecting any
proposals win be reserved. IN EsR'i ls7sf =
EDWARD SHAW, Chairmsn Of Gem.
:, May 20, 1885,. sa.tss..si ~ :. may22dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
Portland and Boston Lime

- - ~A~~M1 - e~MM N 1&~~~S e~SAA lMAAAANSs
oHot ismioa bsa vi, -------- saf fesss.5 bss
- , THE STEAMERS.
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal,
Ap~ win, .until further notice, run as
sls Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday at clock r. NJ, and India Wharf, Boston,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday Of b O'Clock Z. n. IL 5 EfsyiHisl4a-
Freight taken as usual. s9
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding 1901 value. and that per-
soua unless notice is given and pad for at the rate
of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
Feh.is 1858. DIFF 3 II. BILLINGS. Agent.
Steam to and Prom the Old Country.
b The weIl-known favoritel CIyde.built
NzAlEAAxIron steamers of the ANCHOR LINE of
sIsansfip tH rBRREI p CALRDonIA - Britain
MA" and UNITED INGDoM - are inted ed to sail
fortnightly between New York and Glasgow
TAcse steamers were built speciallyfof he Allan.
tic trada. are divided into water and ar.tieht CON-
partner and are fitted up in every respect to in
sure the safety comfort and convenience of passen-
gers. An experienced Surgeon accompanies esch
ship. The provisions will be properly cooked, and
served in unlimited quantities. 4s'7ht sa46A
d : t.iiy asaE, ,RGfes of Passage aaso ,7e9t
To and from Ciuerpoot, GLASGOW, Dubtin ,BeJast
caSins sss sSd s5o 1atseaIsae 49, Storage
go; payable IL, gold or its equivalent. I
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these ratef frrmthe Agents.
b8fssa FRANCIS MACDONALD g. GO,
jansd4m Bowling Green. New York
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
FOR SALE

ONE Of the most desirable building lots for
class residence, in this city situated on Deer
ing Street.
Also, House Store, and garden lot, situated in
pleasant llsge twenty miles from Portland, will
be sold at barR AIM q 'Rtt@@
Apply at the Probate Office. may10d3w*
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05

Co., The two story house and lot, corner Pine
@sis and Lewis SIS, With Slated French Re- off,
sA The house ID neasly new having been built and
occupied by the owner about one year. Good eel.
lar, and water on the premises For particulars ap.
ply to - II III APPREHENSION,
Commercial st.
Or W: b. STEPHENSON. I'd National Bank.
April l2-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
BOOTS AND, SHOES
'as isspa aZse aia THE ls03 aal
CHINEsE.JAPAN 4
ssslss -. Manifesto !!

The "wise Men Of the East i, tEAsr OF THE KEN
n l5ls are making good the old saying, givsa
+ monkey rope eaoHgh, and he viii soon hang him
self" This "band q brothers'' have come out in
card in the Boston Daily Advefiier, and, CLAIM.
ING TO owN,iHs STATE Oh. MAINE, are DIorAr-
ING TERMS to thecapitalists Of Boston, New York,
and ALL OUTSIDE BARBARrArs." They say, 1--WE,
the undersigned, hereby give notice 10 al Runners
or Solicitors of Orders by Samples, not residents of
this State that we will coDplsin If and prosecute
any one for selling or Offering for sale any goods,
wares or merchandise as above within the limits OF
this State east ofthe Kenncbec river. We also de-
clare that we viii shun all Jobbers and Manufae ur-
ers who send Runners into this State, as far as we
can " 80.
1t has been akitated in State and Wall streets
whether this was not anothsr phase of the Rebellion
breaking out t'Elast ofthe Kernebec. 80 hkethe
spirit Of the Shareholders OF the South does this def
to the customs nd civilization Of
pear. They "crack the whip with tho good old
crack of South Carolina, and the
feniL 4nsS WHITE SLAVES
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
THE INDEPENDENT l.9a
CT, AL T. |
Eclectic Physician,


From 61s Broad way, New York, has returned to
Portland and can be consulted at her Office No. IL
Clapp's Block. efssf4aisr ss6ifvar a,fr
aie'1 One Of the Greatest Cures on Record.
Prompted by no other than the feeling of benevo.
lence, and for the benefit Of the acted,I desire to
rake known q short description Of my disease and
the unexpected cure which obtained from Mrs
Manchester's Medicine. Upwards of two years
since was taken sick, which gradually increased
until was SO far reduced that never expected to
be well again.. bad the attendance of six eminent
physicians and never received the slightest bsne fit
until commenced using Mrs. Manchester's Medi-
eines. My disease at that time was as follows ~
was extremely feble-confned to my bed !. My fesh
had all disappeared, the whites of my eyes were yell
low, also the skin yellow had duh heavy pain in
the right side, and twas very much enlarged pain
In my shoulders and spine. The lett side seemed to
decay so that there was quite hollow place init
had very distressing pain at the pit OF my stomach;
tongue coated thick, stomach very acid appetite en-
tirely gone not being able to keep any thing on my
stomach, fever, night sweats, thirst violent, dry
cough, difficulty ofbreathing, duh headache. can
not describe as wish to do my m SCRABBLE situation
and suffering as every organ in my body was diseas-
ed. My physicians said was fast Fastening to the
consumption.
Ienjoy at this time perfect health, and this is
plain, short history ofmy case. and is the truth
would recommend every and all invalids to go and
consult Mrs. Manchester. MARY A. MouLToN,
8sIE sssta sHs9laD y EDWARD L. MouLroN
PortIsnd, Mays, 1884. 9As iaaas mcEsd1y
| ID "a Sol . VI ~. n
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05

GENERAL finely located House Lots In Cape Eliz.
Oabeth, three minutes, walk from the Cape Bridge
Portland, where's plan Of capo Elizabeth, lots may
be eeen. mayl3tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
For Sale.

"a ifsFOr Sale. vi d..
TT0USE and Land On tho corner of High and
1Asprirg streets; one of the most d. srable loca--
lions In the city. Inquire OF
GEO. e. TAYLOR.
Portland, May 13, IS-5.-d3w
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
$4,000 90,

{F5A Willbuy genteel Re idence within about
E,,;;,s two milesof the City cons sting OF House,
unstable and Grapery, with one acre OF land in q
high state of cultivation.
Inquire Of AET JOHN C. PROCTOR.
= epl4eodtff L. u Lime st., Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
WHITE SLAVE
4. Q. the RErAILHRs oFMA1NH. are lin the imagin
alton ofthese woIthies,) saae
SUPPOSED TO TREMBLEl

What gay you, Retailers Of Maine, to this bare
faced attempt to cut you of from the privilege of
ordering goods in your own places OF business by
by SAMPLES shown you, putting you to the trouble
to go ito the wholesale dealer, or order Gin the
dark, without samps or take the stuffthat is thus
attemptt to be forced onto you by those "East Of
the Kennebecs" Have you no rights or privileges
unless grantedyou by the "Lords Of Creation," who
at some time quietly got law put into the Statutes
that they mig rule thert of the inhabitants of
the States Look to it that the next Legislature
wipes out this Anti Reppblican Statute. ~,
q " hat say you, Hotel Keepers and Livery Stable
men of Maine? Will not your business suffer for
the benefit of the monopolistsl ave you no
rightsf it's expected that an amendment Is to be
madeto this Statute BY these EAST Of tbs Kenne-
ilbecv that fine will be put upon you if you harbor
orFut mp Drummer, unless somebody owns the
goods he Offers who has lived five years in the State
of Maine. What say you interested in Railroad
Stocks in Maine Win this tcndto make any more
travel, when nobody cut of the State can travel
with samples unless with passport signed EAST of
the Kenne beea's Whatsay the Agents Of the East
ern Express Company, and the Company itself?-
Will not this doctrine if carried out, reduce your
business for the benefit OF the few "owners" East
SCI what say the hundreds Of travelling agents
who are thus thrown out Of employment, Maine
born and bre d, paying taxes and holding Coun-
ty Licenses to sell but after all, having no right to
sell unlefs the goods earned BY somebody who
has lived FIVE YEARS in the State. Are your rights
to be ell "gotbed up' by those East OF the Ken
nebecg'. Finally, what say the pe opleY Must you
who are busy on your farmsand in your workshops
be deprived of the low prices and good goods that
you will alaOqys get pOhere there competition?-
Or do you vii b to make few men virtually AruIers
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
RrtgBfor SaIe.

~ One sixteenth of the good BRIG DAN
E(M TEL BOONE can be bought low, if ap.
Mlk pliedfor soon.
4Ek4AAr G. L. BAILEY,
- 1z''r aplseodtfg vfhsa a ExchangeSt.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05

For SaIeg

LLEVEN House Lats, comprising $4,000 feet OF
1ILand, ON Emery, Cushman and evils st, for sale
by W. II. STEPHENSON. ,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
FOR SALE.

ANE two story, and one one story and q hall
A1HcuHe. in good repair and nearly new, with good
water privileges situated ON Lafay cite st, No 20
Inquire on the premites, of [
PETER WILLIAMS.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
Chicago. Illinois

Z References essrs. 81 G. Bewdicar & Go; Mayn.
ara . Sons; H. &W. Chickering g II. euinm. ms
Co; Chas. H.Stone; Halleft, Davis & Co; Boston
J. N. Bacon, Esq, President Newton National bank
Newton, Mass; O. B Coffin, Eco, X City feb2adIy
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05

Co.. a cottage House, nearly new, containing
Mi;; nine finished rosps. Location desirable. IN.
~ mediate Possession given. For particulars en-.
CURE OF 4 g. W.SMII III, g and Silver st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05

GTORE No. Long Wharf 30 by 80, containin q
~ Including the attc) 5000 squsre feet; The same
within ~ feet of the seutherly side line of CONNER
ciai street. Possession given the LIST May.
ID. T. CHASE.
March 25th-ST&Ttf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
FOR SALE &TO' Lei.


THE dwelling house No rs sugner So p,tant n snp
Nv Of aoueduos .na psn wser rss policy Of
Insurance # SSsss aood f saed
stable with cellar under oice 4 uit trees IN t. and
satdsa ot ,s repair ss, Y S ee ss's
pleasant, and e Sel on he house may bs occupied
morse ano ana the stable may be made INTO
~ ING ism house Enquire at No 17Fedefai BE-
Ss-eod9W
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
Houses for sale.

7 HAVE in my hands, for sale, several desirable
Il Dwelling Houses in coed locations and vprying
in size and value: the latter ranging from $500 to
$1,000 Apply to JOHN ). W. REEVES,
aprs Y .s 4se Congress Street.
valuable Heal Estate for sale.
FIvHE Southgate property, on Pleasantst, the lot
N containing about 1880 square feet Ftrterms
SO, application may be made to
GEO. E. B. JACKSON, Administrato-,
apl6dtf So Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-05
House 10 Lei.

A GOODI modern. House, containing eleven
Arooms, with 8 able attachet
Apply to ChARLES = "a ALL,
may25dlw@ - az Winter zslreet; 4
ss-'S Brick store for Sale. ''s =
VERY desirable four story brick store, cen.
N trallv located CT Numerical street, will be sold
on favorable tern application to
JOHN q. PROCTER,
uay25d2w y 9 81 Lime street.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
THE LATE FLOOD.

The recen, rise in the Sn>quehanna and
other rivers appears to have reached its
creates, hcgh, on Saturday. and since the
evening Of fihat day the waters IN all a'rec
tons have been falling Al Harrisburg.
on Saturday afternoon. the water had TAI
Ia, 70 such an extent as to ailew fsni'ies
,h., bad removed from the inundated por-
ION of the city to return to their homes
On Sunday ard yesterday 'he river c"u''n.
ned to fall, and all fears for the safety Of
the railroad bridge at that place had bern
allayrd The trains Of the Northern
Central Railroad arrived yesterday bnt lit
tie ou, of time. willis, those for the West
and North we're dispatched as usual. the
company selling through tickets to the
B.ltim"re aud Obi" Railroad it is under
stood there is no detention wha:ev'r &c
travel TIE b,at also cross, th- Susque'
hanna yesterday at navre de Grace. as
usual. and the trains from Phiiadelph'1
, came In on their ususl tune.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

less ard unsosring had ,f iea.h, 4 one
90 vnung. around ~h rn clustered s:! en-
twiue6 the foDicss feelings of paseatal
AFFECTION where we're c.ntersd and trea-
.sfea ,hes .~ss,e-, and ,snderess enesinns
Of humanity. convey. 10 the sensitive
heart. toe keenest ang aisa Of whica NOR
tally is susceptible. - %
What earthly bslm can a.suage ID. ~
told .gouy Of parental gri.f' The rof'ess
accents Of syupsth'sirg pity fall unh-sri
usnn the ear. aud the melting cadence Of
frien'ishlp'. voice cmi's its potent spell
bu, il vain Oh, ,hou cruel and inas;is-
tle enc my !-sarn,est en.ressies, no
towing tears. DO .nploring hand c.n s'sy
thy desol.iirg march. OF h':ls Macy
would not have died. q
Parents, grieve pot--sbat Ga'd.-iR -A's
all wise aud mysterious provideure. bas
bereft you Of your much eherished and
fonily loved child; has He not ssid "sutier
! little children to come unto me. and forbid
them not, for Of such is the kingdom OF
Heaven p With this divine declaration.
should you not rather of:r up 'h.Uksg''-
ing to God that be has taken her joyous
ard immortal spiri, 10 bask iu the eter-
riai ray. Of infuite hlis. =? True. .he lives
/ no more sn earth, bu, you have the mel
Asucholy pleasure Of kn"wing that she has
been waited to the bosom Of a cruci6ed
Redesn,er. The pains and sorrovs o.
this world she will uever endure. Tor she
has goue to = happier home where sesr'
shall DC wiped srom ali faces, aid where
sin aad sorrow ptver come
! NJ. not for thee il NEEDED
Tia, wreath Of Joy aud Woe.
Tha, crown Of thousand flowers,
Which al! must wear brios;
W. bend in aus,.;sa Ger thee.
Yet feel that eh u ART blest.
Lov'i Macy. 50 carly .unsnuu'j
10 cutter lut0 rest. "
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
$500 or .ess

No ilc-nse shall he granted 10 sell spin,u.
Gus aud te.n.ented Iiaiurs or .a5er bGeI, ia
Quantities not less than = pint, :"r ;ne sun 81!
el. n;een dollars, ua!ess he E:crs Ia applying
therefore shall also obtain u LICENSE to sell
g,Hjs, chaiicls, wares and niercban'i.se, pay
my Therefor the SUN herein bei,r- prescfi Ded
according to the ain"pnt oi MS stock III trIie.
Oyster and Eating Houses -rnc iice..s- to
be pant by The keepers ot oyster aud calling
house, Is 500 throughout the Stale.
Femaiss venIio2 millinery and other s-Da !!
articles. wh"se stock ia trA,:c Is 10! over $500.
pay license vi 81 ".!iy; out II ~ tas;
.,nouL:, they arr require 10 p.y the same
license as o,Eer pereums---, ,Aih 10 be tAken "A,
to the amount oil stuck VI the principal seA-
SON ui the yeaA.
The Clerk shall not issue lie. nse to any
person To sell spri,uDus or termcnt.l liquors
from whom the Grand Ju,y h, recpmnlen.!-d q
Ecense 10 he withheld, -: to person wh ~
license haas becu Suppressed by th. = 'urt, /,
without the SPECIAL 'rdrr oi the Court.
The Ssi,h sectluu oi the Cosie, winch re-
quired AL applicant fvr license ~ open oyster
aud eating I,'llseS, iu procure the !ecinnir:n-
da,inn ot two heighbTi L :reeiiUi,!srs ard also
to :l..,.e ..,,h b:i. re- the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court oi hls CDusay. &c., as TO tue annual
vaue rI hi, hnuae. IL r ieair,..
the above liccnees IL rrt..ilrrs AID oyster
and eating houses 50 Into etscct the ist q!
Nay.
Bv Q late act of the General Assembly OF
Mary aid I was enacted tls,~'when afy per-
>on, "r bAy polite "r c"rpTnte, shall prop. 'se
{. sell ur barter anything nie'.tioi.esi IN the
pr, cediug sectin, except spIrtuous or fer
n.entei hQuors, he s,..: ap:ly u the Clerk
| ui the Cir. uir Court of the c"uny IN which,
hr may reside or IL he relies ia the City nf
| i,altiIl,pre 10 the Court Of C'mnon Pleas
f.,r license therefor; bat IL" liceas- to trade,
| ur to sell spirlturns or iermenteG liquors shall
he is,t.c,! by any clerk OF Court ,o .feme
c0ce'!, or IL any pers'n u'.dcr tho a.e ol
| iweut, -oI.e. wi hont the spaiAi order If t1a
Judge "f the Court; bit ho Judge sh .i give
such sp-ciAt uI'ier H. ISSUE licenses iu sel
spiriitr.u, rr iernente.i liquors unle.s up,n
! the rec,InUieuda inn IL at least ten res,ects
bic irc.;hud-5., residents Ut the ward or lis
, tEict wherein the place of sale may b.; an
| Whenever any iiceI,se shall be- ISSUED g 4
fcme corert "r minor. the SAID feas< covet OF
| minor stIaIi be responsibic for all Contract,
n,ahe in the prosecution of their bI,ues.
under such license, anil snail Ue liable o.
be suesi therefor in any court 1i this stat.
ami the said ftme coosrt may he u-e; Or iudl.
ted aud Prosecuted III Case oi a vi0atiel
| ~ her VI the License Laws o. this Stat.
| or 10 case shs ,s:r,uid keep . disorderIy
house. ~ II she Wa .|e,ss sole; sn.;, i
jRgnens be obtaiusd against her 90 "a,
contract. execui,n shall Of may i-sue 81
shs Ordinary way " sSses hsr sspszsss O.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
NOTICE..
TO N MERCHANTS,
TRADERS,
.H.rD u r II f. II s.

4 Lr. persou. an1 ho,iles. Corporate or po-
~ I,tie. III ST. Mary. eouniy, VIII" are or
shall be d. ing any act or shai be 10 the oc-
cupa,cu OF any hruse or place tor any pur.
u.e Tor which license is made Necessary y
iy tie kwa Of Mary land. are hereby warned
.o obtain q lic.u,s or renew the sa.ne.
On O, bsfsre tk first day Of Nay "e1s.
under che penalties P.escribed BY said laws
fUs the nfracti0o thereof.
These Interested are npti6ed Of The f,ll"~-
ing requirements Vi the Lice <e Laws Psssed
by the General Ass.mb.y Ut Maryland
the r.,ss required tvr Tra;.srs Licsnses
are as follows.
II the amount Of goods IN hand at the
principal seas,a of sale or expectsi " De kept
Ioa iA.ud. doe Ios exceed
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
AN Acr

To amend the forty sec nd section. relating 70
the granting of Ls'en.es To Tr.dsrs, Of Arti.
Gle ff.y-sixth Of The Code Of Pu.,ie General
Lnws.
BE il enacted by the Gsnsrll Assembly OF
M,eyland. Tha, he fory-second se',.on oar.
,rls ifiy sixth Of tie Csis Of Pu'li- General
Laws, relating /" The gr'nsng Of Licenses 70
Traders, ne ani tae slne - heJe1y rsp>alei
anl the folio "ins s"sc.ei as subs.';u thse'
OF:
Sc. "a Waen my person, body POI ne. %
corporate. shall pui pose ta sei: or b"rs" s"y'
thing mentioned IN tbs precefsng seci,n, sx.
csp; spirI u,us nr ftrnent-d i'qnors. he sh."
apply 10 the Clerk nf the Circar, Court o:thf
county i" which he nsy rente. or II ne tes'' -
ih The city Of Baltimore, to the CaTs 0i Co"'
n on Pleas ns license thereof; bus no ''csass
q, ir ide. or 10 sell ss,i Itasas or fs asentsa l..
quors ahA.l De issued by any C.srk M q eoas
% u fe@s eoss.t. ~ - Aak Psssoa 4aIH '1'
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

R,ports were brought to New York yes
terday by the arrival Of a steamer from
Texas, that the Union feet operating
against Mobile, Ala. has crossed the Dog
river bar. aud that two thousand colored
troops. recently captured at Berwick bay.
W.. re taken by the rebels OF Houston, Texas,
aud there sold as slaves.