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"WAR TAxEs."-The Argus talks about
"the people paying war taxes, as fpeople did
not know any better. The readers of that
journal may not asst devotes SO much space
to falsehood as to have little left for truth.
But those who read any newspaper that pre-
tends to enlighten the public, know that the
taxes have been repeatedly reduced since the
war, that nearly every session has witnessed
some progress in this direction, and that dur
ing the last session the taxes were reduced
SSOOOOOOO.
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hope of getting messages through, but Count
Bismarck's aid informed me that it was ply
sically impossible to so that night, and that
must wait until next morning, and even then
then mnst be careful not to fall into
the shands Of the stray French soldiers who
were known to be dispersed in all directions
along the Belgian frontier and to be- little
better than bandits. So slept at the village
of Cherouge.
UNI, and as L rode along suddenly came first
upon a knot of Uelans, then on two Figures in
! the green and gold Imperial livery. Directly
| behind them came the travelling carriage OF
| his majesty with Napoleon the Third, on his
way to report himself prisoner at King Will
| liams headquarters at Vendrez, little dirty
| village some eight miles from Sedan.
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NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
thetrustof Administrator OF the estate OF
WILLIAM NAREAN, late of Cape Elizabeth.
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
Inands upon the estate OF said deceased are reauir-
ell exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment 20
FREDERICK X. JORDAN, Admir-
Cape Elizabeth, 9Th, 1870. sep7to2fdiawW
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ABOUT BoLT1NG.-The argus few days
ago put forward a correspondent who pretend
ed to be Republican, and who said or init
mated that he and some of his associates
would bolt if men favorable to Gov. Chamber
lain were not nominated by the Republicans
for the Legislature. And now that journal
feigns not to know anything about any inten-
ton on the part of any Chamberlain men to
bolt! We never credited the true Republican
friends of either candidate with any design to
bolt. We were only discussing the subject on
the very improbable yet barely possible n.y.
pothesis that what the Argus said about it
was true. We reassert that the argus by in
flcting its support upon Gov. Chamberlain has
dealt serious, If not fatal blow to MS pros
meets.
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Portland & 0gdensburg r. R.

Cs5E55JzssEs5 On and after MONDAY, Sept 18TH 1870
staaik,--sxSf9 and until further notice. trains viii
leave The tland q Kennsbec 4 DEPOT ia Port
land, at 12.5O NJ, on arrival OF the morning train
from Boston, aud connect with the eamr1 Orien-
tai at Lake Sebag. station Tor Bridgtou, Harrison
am intermediate landings.
Returning will ave Lake Sebago Station at 1 10
Nj, arriving at Portland 10 time the p NJ train
Tor Boston. SAM. J. ANDERSON
Portland, Sep Z, 1s7e-dtf President
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WE tender our most sincere condolences to
the Rev. j. S. G. Abbott, and meanwhile rec
be possessed of any of that worthy gentleman $
romances concerning the Bonaparte family to
put it in the fire. Ii all that clerical authors
Bonaparte rubbish could be collected and pre-
scented to our German friends as material for a
bonfire, the world would be the better for hav-
ing fewer printed lies in it, fand the Napoleon
family none the worse. = Neao Haven Palladium
THE French have revived the photography Of
1S4S They spell Throne thrown"
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sPslk EN

July % lat II $, Ion 93 80 W, ship st Joseph, I'm
Liverpool for San FIR nc SEQ.
sept lat AZ o. Ion 81 81, ship Caravan from Liv-
erp0ol Tor New York.
Sept2, lat 81 49, lon 70 80. ship Frank Thayer
from New York tor New Orleans
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W09ated I21aNaediuteZ2/

AN experienced Man to travel in the Country
with team and sell Goods at WhoIes lie. <
good man will find steady employmet: must he
strictly rperate and come well recommended
sepld&wtfn Address, Box 1884, Portland p, o.
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Gard.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT MAINE, G..
A. r., A. A GENERALS OFFICE.
Portland, Sept. 6, 1870.
Circular No 8:
1t having come to the knowledge Of the De-
partment Commander that document calcu-
lated to injure the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie in the estimation of the public, as it is
drawn in such form as to be easily mistaken
for an Oh cial paper, has been extensively Cir
culated in thus department, said document
emaDating from person residing at Washing
ton, d. O., and being an appeal to the Grand
Army of Maine to support Gen. Joshua L.
Chamberlain for the Office OF U. S. Senator,
and, therefore, of such nature as to create
the impression that this Order is political in its
tendency, he hereby declares such document to
be wholly unauthorized, and hereby emphati-
caly denoHnces the same as being injurious to
the best interests of this organization.
While reserviDg to each individual member
of the Order the right to act and vote in all p3-
litical affairs in accordance with his own best
judgment, the Grand Army of the Republic,
as an organization, does not recognize politics
in any manner as the following extract from
the Rules and Regulations will show:
ARTICLE NJ.
''No officer or comrade of the Grand Army
of the Republic shall in any manner use this
organizat on for partizan purposes, and no dis
cusSion of partiZan questions shall be permit
ted at any meeting OF the Grand Army of he
Republic, and no nominations for political of
fees shall be made
Papers throughout the State, without regard
to party, are requested to aid the Order in its
public disavowal of all connection with the
document alluded to, by publishing this circu-
lar in full, or giving the substance thereof.
By command of CHAs. ?. MATToCKs,
Department Commander.
HENRY c. HOUSTON, A. A. General.
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Political Notes.

Private advices from Dayton state that Gen.
Schenck has concluded to accept the Repub-
lcan nomination for Congress in the Hid
Ohio District.
The Maryland Republicans make boast
that they will cast majority of the votes Tor
Congressman this fall. They are working in
the endeavor to prove it.
The Republican Congressional Convention
for the Fourth New Jersey District, unanl-
mously ranominated John Hill, the present
representative.
The probable Republican majority in Della
ware this fall is 1913.
Hon. John A. Logan's denomination for
Congressman at large from Illinois seems to
give the party organs much satisfaction. The
Chicago Republican says of the matter: "This
is is fitting tribute to honesty, capability and
patriotic devotion. The choice was foregone
conclusion, because better one could not be
made. Gen. Logan has been signal in his SER
vices, both in civil and military life. In every
position in which be has been Placed, he has
| shown himself to be equal to the exigencies
OF the occasion, and has always satisfied al
| expectations"
The Democracy seem determined to black
en- the reputation Of every man who assoc'
ates himself with the Republican party. NJ
amount of merit, no amount of public service
can screen an oppore from their calumnies
| Among others they have assaled the military
record of Gen. Lewis Wallace, the Republican
| candidate for Congress in the 7th Indi3na
District. This has drawn from him a letter
| to the indianapolis Journal, in which he gives
| proof that his army record was not what the
| Democrats had reported il to be. The Jour
nal in addition, publishes Gen. Grants Letter
and official documents, which silence all re
| Elections upon the movements OF Gen. Wal
| laces command at Shiloh, and evince on hi
part a promptness and celebrity of movement
fully up to the demands of the occasion.
| Nelson NJ. Shaw, of Cumberland, is the Re
| publican candidate for representative from
the Cumberland and Raymond district; anl
Samuel Skillin of North Yarmouth, the can
didate from Yarmouth aud North Yarmouth
The following additional nominations hav
been received: Hampden, Benz. B. Thomas
Jr.; Dexter, &C., Nathaniel Dustin; Lincoln
vile, &C., Henry Crehore; Charleston, &c
Cornelius II. Norcross; VIM, &c, Abner B
Chase; Dover, &C., E. A. Thompson; Fox
croft, A. Chaplin; Greenfield, Andrew F
| White; Clinton, &c, John T. Lamb China
&C., George F. Clark; Belgrade, &C., Charlie
w. Stuart; Mercer, &C., S. III. Willard.
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Special NOTICE.

HE members of the Portland Turnyerein are
notified that classes Tor gymnastic exercises will
be formed every afternoon OF the week, Mopday
and FRIDAY excepted, commencing FriIay Sent 9th
at O'Clock, and tor Sparfing, We1lne siay Ev nieg
Sept 7th, at O'clock under the tuiion of PROT
Doltt. Members wishing 10 avail themselves OF tbe
priv eye off, red will please rerort as above.
Per Order, V. V. TWITCHEII, Sec.v
srp7d2w -
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SrH2iAL NOTICES.
Portland Light Infantry

Meetings and Drills will be resumed Thurs law
Excning, Sept Sth, at IL O'Clock. New atpca
tions for membership should BE- presented at that
tine.
sepGsntd N. G. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTS.


NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been appointed aud duly qualified as
Commissioners to receive aud decide upon all aims
against the estate OF Levi Knight lite 0, Yarmouth,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, which
estate has been represented insovent and that re
shall be in session ior that purpose, at the office CT
Bonney & Pulleu, 81 Exchange ST.. in Portland on
the ii st Saturdays OF October. November and De.
cember, respectively, A. ID. 1870 aud on the first
saturday OF January, and The first and last Satar-
days OF February, A. ID. 1871, from ten to twelve
O'Clock in the forenoon.
PERTIVAL B1NNEY.
STANLEY I. PUJLHN.
Portland September G, 1870. sep7diaw3tW
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NJ ENOR ANDA,

Sch Ocean Bride OF Gloucester Opt MrIond
was run into and sunk OH Matinieus during n tbicc
tog saturday N chit. Only one man out Of tie en-
lire crew. was saved.
The wreck oil ship st Lawrence was sold by auc-
ton at New Orleans 29th ult. with all her rigging
&c. for SSF00 ca She was purchased by par les
in New orleans and is TO be repaired the expense Of
which is estimated at $4,000.
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FOR EiGN PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCo-ar 4th inst ship St Charles.
Seribner Liverpoo Pactoius, Tobey, do; Annie Nj
small, Packer New York,
MoBILE-Ar 01st ult, sch Guiding Star, Gray,
Boston.
JACKsoNvILLE-Ar sOth, sch Jas Croker.
CID 3oth. sch Mary Lynnburner, Lansil. Philaeel-
phia.
iii 3ist sch Sylvan, Clifford, New York.
JACKSONVlLLE-Ar 18th, brig liza, Patterson.
Mstanzas; sch Leonessa, Meyers, New York, land
cid tor ST MarysJ
PENS ACoLA-cld goth, sch Ida + Wheeler, Dyer,
Cai3aren.
CIARLEsToN-sld Sd, sch l. A Watson, Wat.
GE0RGETowN- 1st, brig swett Pen
dleton. Portland
RICHMOND Sid Sd sch Sandman, HOlbrook for
7 City Point, 70 load to, Freeport.
FORTRESS MoNROE-Ar 9th, ship Moonlight,
Nickeis. Callao.
BALTI nORE-cld 81. sch Arctic. Norris. TOR
PARLIAMENTARY Ar Sd, sch Romp, Miller, New
York.
Wyman, Cochran. Portland.
Ar 5th. brig Adeine Richardson. Wright. Bath.
Below 4th. barque Daring, MeDOnald, I'M Havana;
brig j Bckmore. Henley, rom Ba h.
Cid 81, barque j Winslow, DAVIS. Antwerp; brig
Chimbor zoo, Coombs. Boston; schs + Novel Fcn-
niDore Saco; Wbinev Long, Hayes, Boston; CYRUS
Fossett, Harding. Roxbury.
Sid I'm Delaware Breakwater 9Th. harque orehila,
for Gibraltar.
NEW fORK-Ar 80, schs Silver Bell. Thrasher,
Eiizabethport tor Portland: Brilliant. L'ndsev. do
buryport; Challenge, nnett. do tor Boston; Capt
toll. Roberts, Providence Frank Jameson, Jameson,
GIeenport.
AT 4th barque r W G -iffiths. Drummon Matan-
Zas schs Jeddle Tr0tt, Windsor Ms; Knight, Yea
zie Rondout Tor Boston; Judge Low, Wood Calais;
Convert, Adams, Rockport; Island Lello, Pnmney,
Eas' port.
Arbth, schs Nellie. Anderson Albany for Bangor;
| Idaho. Davis, Rondout Tor Portland : & b Small
| Cole, do tor Boston; Ring Dove. Wooster, New burg
| Tor do.
| Ar 9th sch Hortensia, Norton, Demarara
CID 9TH. baruues Rich She dOn, San Fran
| cisco: Helena, Coffin, Cew bay; brig Raven, Spen-
| Ger, Malaga.
NEW LONDoN-Ar 81, sch Clara Mcconville
| Fletcher, New York for RocRland
| NEW HAVEN-Ar 4,h, sch Governor yeazie fm
| Calais.
| SPONTANEOUSLY 81, sch Ocean Ranger, Clark
Bangor.
| Sid 3D. sch Chas Heath Pendleon. Bangor
| PROVlDENCE-Sld OH. Oarque Cephas StarTett
Babbsge, kockland.
NEW BEDFOkD-Sli 5ih, IS h Ii Cushing. Law
| ton, Franklin Me.
BOSTON-Ar 5h brig Hattie, Grant, Jackson
| vile schs Lena Hume, Hurlbat. IpboNen; Orion.
| Osborn, Rondout
| Cid 5th, bar ue ShawInut. Lord, New York: schs
| Carrie walker, McFarldand, Jacksonville; Rram-
hall, Hamilton, AMI Olive Elizabeth, Hamilton Tor
Portland
| Ar 9th. barque David Nichols. wyman Fernan-
| dina; schs Darius Eddy Hopkins Elizabelhport ;
| Lyndon, W oosIer. do: Il Jones. Young Macnas (:
Texas, Strout, Bangor; Mariel, Crcamer, Portland
| Canton. Donpen York.
CID 9TH brig Fannie Lincoln. Small Demarara
LEM-Ar 3tb, sch Neptune, Stewart, Calais tor
| Providence,
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= oTANDIRH.-The excitement in this staid
anu quiet town, to-day, runs quite high. The
AR iof which they have been preparing so
long, opens to day, and hopes of success range
at about &c. We trust they will not get dis
appointed. The Unitarian Society there-a
worthy band are striving to reestablsh the
old land marks, and regenerate their church
building. Their encouragement has been
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ID L + ID .

In Morrill,, Aug 90, of consumption, Mr.. Samuel
Haskell aged "a years months.
In Montville, July 80, DR.. Henry McCrilis, aged
80 years.
In Freedom, Mrs. Mary, widow OF Amos Sylvester,
aged So years.
In Camden, Aug. 20, Mrs. Olive, wife Of Herbert
Moody, aged 6s years.
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FOR EiGN PORis


Ar at Singapore July II, ship Coringa, Watson,
Cardiff.
Ar at Panang July y, ship Fearless Rich from
Singapore
Ar at Batavia june 26 barlue w A FarnswoJtb.
Howes Boston via Mauriti s.
AT BATAVIA July s, ship a era, Miller. Amsterdam
next dav.
Ar at Cadiz 18Th ult, baIque slcan, Percival, I'm
Boston.
Ar at Lisbon 18th ult sch Harriet Brewster, Cool
ale. Figera.
Sid I'm Liverpool goth ult, barque Edw Mcdowell,
Pierce Galveston.
Ar at Liverpool 9Th lost, steamer Peruvian, from
Cid at London goth ult, barque Lord Clarendon,
Wright, Buenos Ayres.
In King Road 2ist, Emma, Smart, from Montreal
for Gloucester.
Ar at Honolulu abt 18Th ult ship Marmiou, Boyd.
Newcastle, NSW. Tor San francisco
:, SID previous to lIth ut, sbIp Malay. Ciough tor
Hong Kong.
Sid I'm ST Thomas 18Th ut. brig Ellen Bernard.
Coombs, st Lucia
AT Cow Bay 26ihult. briggs Grant Geo Berry,
and Peri. i0r New York.
AR at ST John, NIB, Ii inst sch snalca from Ma
chlas; I'd. Lampedo. Green, Bangor.
Cid iOth sch Aipha, Mausou Philadelphia.
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y Good Thev want preaching and sab

very GOOD. They want preaching and sab
bath school services like other people. And
thew are right. The fair, to day and to-mor-
row, is their great reliance. 1t would be a
shame to disappoint them in so good work
Excursions and private parties, each go up
Music, vocal and instrumental is engaged
The friends must do the rest. Let then
make this delightful pilgrimage by the hun
dreds, and the result will be full reward tt
both sides.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Barque arthur Kinsmap. Buckuam. from RaIti
more tor Portland. with coal sunk on Sunday NOM
ing No particulars. She was Incorrectly reported
arrived ar this port 9th, having been mistaken Tor
the 5 W HolbrOok. GShe registered 4's tons was
built at Wesbrook in 1856, and owned bv Geo
Hunt. j Winsiow, Capt Means, and others.
Partly nsuredl
AT New ork oh. brought IL the captain and crew OF
barque Arthur Kinsman who wrIe taken from rilot
Doai NO l. 235 miles r. OF Sandy Hnog. The haruue
foundered SUNDAY morning during heavy gaze
oen HUI ~ frank, Pendleton. from Port Norant
ior new YORK with bamboo. waeckeI on Chin
colleague ShoaS 20 ult lShe regise ell Is Tor s. was
built at Roc laud IN 1857. and was own ID in port
land by j Wnsiow Il Col ." A"t'
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VOZES, VOTES!
THE
AMERICAN BROTLER

The Drowning Achievement Of CULINARY
Inventions,
VIII bol your Steak over an average fire in sew
I ca to eight minutes, and retoins ali the iuices
a a!e navor; itis equally good for Chicken Ham,
Fish and Oysters, forming the most comple,e and
admir-, bic combination of simplicity. CONVENE ce,
utensial. " " -s
TS Every Broiler Warranted Call and see them.
G. c. TOLMAN, Agent.
july S-sntf
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Ksch j s Lane. Hatch. Providence.

ESch j Lane, Hatch, Providence.
Sch Rramhali, Hamilton. Boston.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, HamiltOn. Boston.
Sch Gazele, Gardiner, Pembroke.
Sen Utica, Ihorndike, l;ockland,-lime TO a u
Morse & Co.
Sch John McAdam, Willard, st George tor Phila-
delphia.
CLEARED.l
s Spring. ~ -''ies ~
barqqe A Coehrane, swasey, Cartenas- pbin-
Barque Florence Peters, Hooper, Havana -,Job,
ID Lord. 'onn
Barpue Geo Hunt, Ilummer, Matapzas-G Goo c
Hunt. eoo
Sch " Darling, Smith, Baltimore Bunker Bro
theirs.
Sch Alice. Cnriis, Boston-Bnnker Bros
Sch Helen Nara, Prince, Camden and Belfast
Eastern Packet Go.
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10 remove Tan, Sunburn, Pimples. and Erup-
tons from the skin. Schlottei beck's Moth and
Fieckle Lotion, prepared only by A. G. Schlotter-
beck & Co, Apothecaries and Chemists, Portland
Me. For sale by all Druggists at 80 cents per bot
tie. mav3 .ptt
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FOR SALE J.!
The Elegant Residence Of Chas. n. Bre ed
late of Portland, deceased.

CITUATED on Spring Street, No. 1872, in the west
- ern part of the city,
This is a three story brick Westinghouse and ell,
thoroughly finished with the best OF materials, fitted
with all the modern coDvenences, including gas,
steam apparatus ror heating, hard and soft WAFER,
hot and cold water in evtry part of the house. bath
ing roOm &c. The walls are frescoed and painted In
oil throughout, the drawing not surpassed by
any in the city for and taste, and the dining
room finished in solid black walnut. There is a
beautiful lawn. and garden containing some fifteen
fruit trees Of different kinds making this one Of the
finest residences in this city. Ii desired, part OF
the price can remain on mortgage For further par
ticuiars enquire OF JOSEPH A. LOCKE,
Executor, "a Middle corner Exchange street.
aug6dtsn
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IN TAZIDS.

zNVALlDS.
Especially Consumptives, will find the water and
baths at the CONGRESS SPRING, Congress Hall,
Sheldon, VT, under the of DR.. :. 5. FITCH of
ia Broadway, New York, one OF the best curatves
OF Throat, Lung. Stomach, Kidney and Skin Diseas-
es, rheumatism and Cancers. cure usually efec-
ted in four to sixteen weeks. Climate life-giving,
better than Minnesota or Florida. Congress Hail.
the excellent hotel open all the year. Board excel
lent and cheap. For particulars, references and
rooms apply personally or by letter to s. S. T..
CARLISLE, Congress Hall, Sheldon, Vermont.
aug20eod Pm sn
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MA RI n H N Nm -,


Tuesday, Sept. O
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John. NB via
Passport Tor Boston.
Barque W olbI ook, Polleys, Portsmouth, twas
mistaken yesterday tor the Arthur KInsmanl
sch VIM Arthur, Hutchinson, Philadelphia.
sen Julia d Martha, Dix, New York-staves to
Phinney q jackson.
Sch uaracaibo, Henley, New York.
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M A Il IL 1 Il ID .

M A II Il d.
In Biddeford, Sept. s, by Rev. S. F. Wetherbee;
John e. Hodge and Miss Hannah j. Blake, both o.
Denmark.
III Belfast. Aug. 80, Chas. F. Thompson, OF b., and
Rose l.. Knowlton. OF Liberty.
In Belfast, Aug. 30, Reuben Higgins, OF Sears
mont and Mrs Elmira Cressey OF b.
In Waldoboro, Aug. "a, Eden q. Welt and Eliza
j. Feyler both OF W.
In Islesboro, Aug. II, Can't DanI W. Matthews, of
Deer Isle, and Betsey Adams of IslesboIo.
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FOR BOLIVIA.

'l'WO story Brick House, No. II Myrtle st above
Il Cumberland ST., nIne finished rooms eas and
plenty OF water, furnace etc. Euqlre at No 40
rIanklin st. (sep7tD f. A LEAyITr
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT MAINE, G. !
A. r., A. A GENERALS OFFICE.
Pnrf land. Sent G. 1870