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DOMESTIC PORTS.

WASHINGTON TERRITORY At Port Madison
sth ult, ship Coqumbo; barks Architect, and G De-
OREGON In Columbia River 18th ult. banks In
dustry, and Almatia, bound up.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ar July IA, ship Wild Pigeon
Mayhew, New York March s.
KEY WEST Ar Sth, brigs Redwood. Boyle, Phil
adelphia; Kate Stamler, Fish, New York; 9th, ID &
Cashier Hastings, Philadelphia.
Cid LIST, brig Wenonah, Dow, Bucksport via Phila-
dephia 9th. james Davis, Staples, do.
PORT ROYAL sc. Cid Sd, sch Danl Townsend,
Townsend. Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE. Ar 18th, bark Laconia, Bearse,
Boston,
Cid 10th, brigs Chattanooga, Fry, st Johns PR
Two Boys. Conklin, st Jago; Patterson, Knight,
West Indies; sch Maryland. knight Bath
PHILADELPHIA. Ar 10th, sch Raven. Rose.
Portland
Also ar 10TH ship Esther, Leslie, Cienfuegos; sch
Mary Smith. Smith, Port ROYAL SC.
Below, bark Irma, from teutnegos.
AT quarantine bark Azclia, kerlin, from Pernam-
buco,
cid 18th. ship Emily Augusta. Strickland. NYork;
Wooster Rockland; Unison, Mann, Gardiner.
Went to sea 10th, bark Amira Coombs.
NEW YORK. Ar 10th, schs Telegraph, Rogers,
Guayana via New London; Josiah Achorn. Merrill,
Rockland; Lucy Blake Everett Rondout for Boston.
Also ar l7th ship John Knox, Moves, Matanzas;
Star, Mansfield, New Haven; brigs Circassian Ha-
gan, Buenos Ayres May IA; Fannie Lincoln. Rives,
New Orleans; West, Gulbrandson, do; schs Dragon,
Colson, Ponce; Amanda, Kelley, Calais; Hattie An
nah, Horton. Bangor.
Cid 10th. barks Jas Welsh. Dawrister, Belize Hon
Crowell, Baltimore; G A Hayden, Smith. Philadel-
pha; Mill Greek, Rum, Bangor; Columbia Richard
son. Addison; Gertrude, Cassidy. Passports Leader,
Harding, Belfast
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 10.
Money is active at six per cent on call The estnb-
lshed commission firms are supplied at five per cent.
All loans not strictly first class negotiated
per cent? and capitalists prefer the better security
al five TO six per cent business paper is scarce and
the turn of the market is decidedly in favor of bor
rowers at five to seven per cent. according to the
dates of maturity The exports of specie by the Sco-
tia to-day amounted to S715 2I6.64.
Gold was sold, the opening of the morning board
at ll65 to 1851 but in the open market gold single
and double eagles firm at HI, and at the close
ll14 was the lowest quotation while l17i offered
for 800 600 and refused Silver is quoted at Ill
1l3 nickel cents at 104 to 105 and old demand notes
az l0I to l0s while some holders will not sell under
no. believing the price must advance very soon near
y to the gold premium The old demand notes are of
the same value as gold for custom-house payments
The duties received at the New York cusfom-h house
last month amounted to S5.500000
Foreign exchange is firm The banking firms quote
for sterling sixty day bills 129 1911 there are no
sales at these rates. Commercial bills are scarce and
in demand at 127 to 12s
The specie in the banks to-day declined about $780,
900. The loans were increased about $500 OO0 and
the met deposits Increased precisely the same
amount, caused as it appears, from the increase in
loans.
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LATEST BY EVENING PAPERS.

Pennsylvania Observation-Disclosures Coming
to Washingion-Bdton Rouge not recap
tured.-Gen. Hatch occupies Gordonsriiie
HARRISBURG, PA. July Is.
The State convention of the Peoples and
Republican parties yesterday nominated Thos.
L. Cochran for Auditor General, and w. s.
Ross for Surveyor General
Resolutions were adopted heartily sustaining
the national and state administrations.
Col. Forney annouced that President Lin
coin had stated that his future policy would
be as stringent as could be desired and that
there would be no restrictions as to the employ
ment of men to put down the rebellion.
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At market. 1860 Beevcs 200 Stores. 1000 Sheep and
Lambs and $50 Swine.
Prices-Market Beef-Extra Sc 49, first quality
Sc 30; second do Sc 90; third do IS co.
Working Oxen-S95 40, 131 1876.
Mich Cows-S41 a As; common do $40 %.
Veal Calves-S3a
fearlings none; two years old none; three years
old, $50 AL
Hides, Sc a SIC y h. Calf Skins, &c D h.
Tallow-Sales at 81 a &c d 10
Sheep and Lambs-S2 so a 90; extra 80 70 a co.
Pelts-50 75c.
SWINE Stores-Wholesale 4c; retail, &C.
Spring Pigs-Wholesac &c; retail 6 TIC
Beeves sold by the head at prices equal to the
value p ID of the estimated weight of Beef in the
quarter the price, shrinkage from live weight
agreed on by the partiesyarying from % to "a per
cent.
Number of cars the different roads: Fitchburg
A.; Boston and Lowell, "a Boston and Maine :;
Western, II Total 200.
~ There was no report of operations at Brokers'
Board, Boston, in last evening papers.
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FIRST DISTRICT.

The Republicans, and all other citizens of the First
Congressional District, who support the State and
National Administrations are requested to meet in
convention ut the City Hail. i'm Portland on TUES.
DAT, the 18th day of August next at IL O'Clock, A.
M for the purpose of nominating candidate to re.
present the district in the 3sth Congress.
The basis of representation will be as follows Each
city and town will be entitled to delegate and to
one additional delegate for every seventy-ve votes
cast for the Republican candidate for Governor in
1861.
The Committee will be in session at the City Hall
in Portland, on the morning Of the Convention at
10, A. NJ, to receive credentials.
NATH'L g. MARSHALL, JOHN LYNCH,
SEwALL N. GROSS, j. A. WATERMAN,
JOHN ID. LINCOLN, DANIEL STINsoN,
GEO. III. kNowLToN,
Republican District Committee.
July l6 1862
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"A lew Gays since we COPIED extracts from
Andrew Johnson, Senator Rice and Gen. Wal
iace' In favor OF more vigorous prosecution
Oh the war, ana commenced them to the peace
meh-the compromises the 'don t-hurt-
en- party-tne anu coercion, don't supju-
eae eehoiehen, with wmch our state
aoouhds' anu particularly 10 that Class VINO
can see no diherence between an anti-slavery
man ana q reoeL
we suppose our neighbor OF the Argus must
nave ieit himseh included IN the particular
ciass referred 70, Tor IN ms next issue he let
oh "e ioiio"ihg' 'ne intended reference oil
winch Is not 10 DE mistaken.
Inc aeP,n OF contempnblhty: Maiigners OF
selves nv ouot;no atba iama5,eJu Dangl.s - Az
dy johnson. whose name sssends a thrill through
every patriotic heart Senator Rice and Gen.
Lew Wanace, ana then setting up straw men
hurt-'emn men any Ni
.Malipners IF Con McCle,l.nr Tha, tho
.utbor of This e,;,ho, ;,,anaod - .onron % H.
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eoh'en''oh u''seaieu It's
ups anu 'heh oaiiied ior long time between
Douglas and Breckenridge, playing "good-
Lord. and "pood-deyil- game uncertain as IN
,,hoso h.nas 4. .,ssu.
,,, :. .a'i Ai'o
Du' uee'ocuiy the richest thihg Is the cool,
deliberate suggestion that "peacen men. and
"compromisers." and "dOn't-hurt-em- men
aro s;,,n,, a,a,, ~ ... ;,
"eA u straw, haVihg no reai ana
substantial existence. When person is so
coolly impudent, he should at least have n good
memorv. and hae,ro ,,,o aa;.o 20 49,, -.
-. e1'', VI u'e BUS
pehnea 'lie ABOVE paragraph ne should have
made sure of the destruction of his old files.
Out of his own month we will confront him
NTH ..,,,o 90 g.. M,
VIVA s"inPie Vi liiese aieged straw men,
- iooi-anu ho e'i-
= ."seu nea.' VI improved purpose
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The Republicans and all other citizens of the Sec
ond Congressional District 1t existed under the
former apportionment. who support the State and
National Administrations, are requested to meet in
Convention by delegates in Auburn Hall, Auburn
on Friday the Sth day of August next at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon, for the purpose of nominating
ddate to represent the District for the remainder of
the XXXVIIth Congress-to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Hon. C. w. Walton.
The basis of representation will be in the other
Convention notified above.
ii. G. Russ, j. W. FAIRBANKS
WIN. KmBoURSE BENIN FURNISH,
July TO- 1862 Republican District Com.
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sg-Postage stamps are now legal tendc.
En,;toJ o,,,o,,a+.

sB-Postage stamps are now legal tender
in limited amounts.
NB-The Washington correspondent of the
New York Evening Post credits the report
that Gen. Haeck is to have command of all
the troops in Virginia, not as field officer,
but as the consulting officer of the President.
REcRUTTING.-Rev. J. o. Thompson, o.
Kendall's Mills, who is recruiting a company
for the 18th regiment, will for the present
make this city his head quarters, and recruits
for his company will be received at the corner
of Chestnut and Congress streets, by Charles
J. Clark. Mr.. Thompson isa gentleman of the
right stamp to lead a company of young men
through dangers to victory, and we trust he
may be able to get up company worthy of
his leadership.
sBThe New Orleans Canal and Banking
Company advertise to pay its northern stock
holders their last two dividends, at Messrs. NJ.
Morgan & Sons, 81 William street, New York.
sB- The Piscataquis Observer, says there
has been some SkedaddIing from Guilford, in
that County, for Canada, to escape draft.
Hjustice gets its paw on some of these shirks
they may find an unpleasant draft taking effect
in the neighborhood of the wndpipe.
syr Says the New York World, LET us all
voluntarily draft ourselves for the war, and
erwise incapactated, let him procure a substi-
tute."
sy The unfavorable reports relative to
Gen. Mitchell are said to be without the slight
est foundation.
lr A lad, seven years old, who was bath
ing in pond near Hartford, was drawn by the
water through hole into the dam, where he
remained 80 hours with the water up to his
thighs. He was rescued and is doing well.
SINGULAR OccURRENCE.-By private
letter from Presque Isle we learn that one
morning, not long since, it suddenly grew very
dark there, so dark that lamps were lighted.
There was very little thunder, and some rain
fell, which was black, "and smeled," says the
writer, like an old chimney burning
Clothes that were hung out were covered
with a fine black dust. Can any of our wise
men explain this phenomenon?
rB- The rebels did not celebrate the 4th OF
July very enthusiastically reason being
the lack of whiskey and powder.-Prentice
syr The Editor of the Augusta Age will
doubtless gain great deal of money by rep
resenting the Portland Press as making ma
lignant attack upon Gen. McClellan-Aquite as
much as it will of reputation for truthfulness
in this city by eulogizing the eloquent and
patriotic" remarks of his friend.
r The Gardiner Journal asks us to sub
stitute Saccarap for Scion, in the story we told
OF the unsophisticated youth. Can't do it.
Havn't told fib since leaving the Kennebec
and wouldn't like to begin now.
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RECoMMENpATIONs.

MARLBORO HOTEL March a. 1862
The Metropolitan Universal Clothes Wringer has
been in constant in the Marlboro Hotel for the
last ten months, and gives perfect satisfaction. have
no hesitation in recommending II 10 general use In
private families. and a. capable Of doing large
WINTHROP House., Bosrox, March n, 1862
The Metropolitan Universal Clothes wringcr has
been in use In the Winthrop House four months.
clothes, from napkin TO blanket or bed-sprcad.
much dryer than BY hand and with less injury 10 the
fabric, l. III. SfLsBY. Proprietor.
The Universal Clothes wringer has been In use In
my family for two months. II certainly saves much
hard work. II Clothes also for garments that
are getting old and worn are never cracked or torn
by H. as they are sure to be when wrung by hand.
therefore cheerfully recommend il rs valuable fami-
ly assistant.
ORANGE, n. j., Feb. 1850. Lucy STOKE.
am most happy to speak in the very highest terms
of the Uniyer Clothes wrnger. The hardest part
of washing day" work is. in my opinion. the wiring
ing; and the inventor OF this machine may have the
satisfaction of feeling that he has changed Of the
most tosome part OF woman's work into very at
tractive amusement. The laundress looks upon Il
baton Of them more highly sbss by eperrr ons IN
these hard times, for my daughter. look upon IL
among the most useful articles in her house.
MRS. HENRY WARD BKEcuKE.
The proprietors of the Marlboro Hotel. Boston.
tell the agent that the Universal Wringer earns them
$40 every month.
not space to print them Bl9dtf
Ar CouRr OF PRoBArE held at Portland within
aud for the County of Cumberland the third
Tuesday of July, In the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sxty-two.
MEAL DOW, Executor of the last VIII and les
~ ament Of Josiah Dow. late of Portland, In said
County deceased. having presented his first account
of administration of said estate for probate:
Ne Ordered. That the said Executor give notice
70 all persons interested by causing notice TO be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Maine State
Press. printed at Portland that they may appear At
Probate Court to be held at said Portland. on the
third Tuesday of September next, at ten of the clock
in the forenoon. and shew cause. II any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
WILLIAM &. BARROwS, Judge.
A true copy, attest:
sw3w5 EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.
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Self Adjusting and Adjustable.

This machine adjusts itself rs much as any other
In and still leaves TO adjust to any extra
heavy clothes Don't be deceived BY the cry OF self
adjusting" into buying inferior machine. No self
adjuser will wiring small articles well and admit the
passage of large garments. II requires more than
any '.self-adjusting' spring perform. Tho uni
sersa wrngers are made under i've separate patents
Every wrnger that does not give perfect sztisfAc-
item be returned within thirty days. and money
refunded.
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MARRIED.

In Bddcford 18th inst Mr. German Lyons of Litch-
field NH. TO Miss Mary Waterman, of Lineolnville.
In Litchfield 9Th inst. John A Shea of Northamp-
ton NIB, to Miss Aurilla II Barrows, of l..
In Bridgton 18th inst, Mr. Nathan Hilton Jr to Mrs
Jane ID Cloudman, both of Is; Mr. Alonzo Littcfed
formerly of b, TO Miss Louis A kneeland of Albany
Me-
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Bark David Kimball, from Havana, with sugar,
which sailed from Falmouth 25th ult for Bristol E.
had put into + 2lst, leaky and otherwise damaged.
having been ON her beam ends
Brig orinoco, tof Cherryfeldl Nash, from Ninatit-
Ian for Boston. with cargo of mahogany, went
ashore May 26 ON East Cayman, and become total
rev ed
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DIED.

In Brunswick 42th inst Fred C., son of William
and Melinda Townsend aged years.
In Chelsea 18th inst, Samuel VI, son of James and
Sophrona, Trask, aged years.
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20 The charges against Gen. Mitchell
prove to be nothing at all. Gen. Buel has pre-
ferred no charges against him. "Old Stars"
shines brightly as ever.
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FOREIGN IMPORTS.

MATANZAS. Bark Ionic-53 hhds moasses Geo
S Hunt
VICTORIA MINES Ms. Sch Sidonia-120 tons
coal Knight Hamilton
WINDSOR Ms. Sch Brookvie-115 tons plaster
master.
YARMOUTH Ms. Sch orono-1o3 brls mackerel
m
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The Celebrated Universal
WHITE RUBBER
Clothes WriMger!

TUVHIS wonderful invention has already become an
Il indispensable comfort for housckecpers. In an
ordinary New England family IL will pay for itself in
clothes in washing. 1t win wiring anything. from a
lace collar to the largest bed quilt. girl of tive 20
years old can use il without dien,y and the tedious
has always been the dread Of women, and the great
fatigue of washing day" becomes the easy work OF
few moments. Buttons pulled OF and the
clothes torn, however old and delicate they
may be.
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DISASTERS.

eY-Tnc hull of brig William Crawford, of Bidde-
ford. at Now Bedford, has been purchased for si65
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CORINTH. July 1f,

CORINTH, July III.
Gen. Halleck has just issued special field
ORDER saying, that in giving up the immediate
command of the troops composing the army
of the Southwest, he desires to express
his appreciation of the endurance, behavior
and solderly conduct which they have exhibit
ed on all occasions. He expresses to the COM
manders of the army corps and their subordi-
mates the warmest thanks for their cordial CO.
operation. He says the soldiers have noby
done their duty and accomplished much to-
wards crushing the wicked rebellion. II they
continue to exhibit the same vigilant courage
and perseverance, he believes they win bring
the war soon to close.
NASHVILLE, July II.
Returned prisoners report that the federals
paroled at McMinnvlle have returned TO Muir
freesboro. The rebels have gone to Chata-
noga.
PHILADELPHIA, July is.
The Inquirer says Gen. Halleck is on his
way to Washington to take the position of
General Commanding the armies of the United
States.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July IL.
Indefinite rumors prevail of fight at Gym
thina, KY, this afternoon.
NEW 1okh, July 10.
The Herald prints the following from the
Richmond Dispatch of the 11th under date of
Mobile 10th: A special dispatch to the Adj
vertiser dated Jackson, to-day, says that the
enemy are throwing occasional shell into
Vicksburg.
There is no truth in the report that 1900
Yankees were captured at Baton Rouge.
Another dispatch from Augusta confirms the
fact that the rebels have not taken possession
of Baton Rouge.
The Jackson Mississippan of the 9TH inst
says, last Saturday Gen. Butler visited Baton
Rouge and made several arrests for trivial
causes.
A special dispatch to the Savannah Repub-
lican dated Mobile 9th inst says, passengers
from New Orleans report that Maine regi-
ment mutinied on being ordered to Vicksburg,
and two men were shot before the disturbance
was quelled.
Texan guerrillas are lowering around New
Orleans.
The British armed vessels omitted their
usual compliments on the 4th of July.
The Tribune has advices from Warrenton
dated the 18th. The news that Gen. Hatch
occupies Gordonsville has created great con-
sternation among leading rebels in Warrenton,
who had not the least idea that Gen Pope
would reach that point without great battle
Indeed many of them said it would he held at
all hazards, and that no Yankee army would
be allowed to take it.
Gen. Banks reviewed his troops last even
ing and was received with the greatest en5hu-
siasm.
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CLEARED.

Brig Forest State, Hartman, Fortress MonrC
master.
Sch Flora, (Brl Potter, Westport Ms, master.
Sch Compliance Edgecomb, Cutler. master.
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tY-The bark recently launched at Machias by +
Longfellow Sons, Is 32s tons, and is called the
ORPHAN.
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syVermont was the first State to send off
a regiment under the new call.
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No. lO1 Federal street.

under the United States Hotel, where persons can
the Machine in operation.
CHARLES II. MITCHELL,
Sole agent for the State of Maine.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Constantnople 2lst ult, ship Highland Light
Croweli, Genoa.
At I.cata Esd ult, bark Jchu, Staples for Palermo
and Boston.
Sailed from Malaga sd ult, bark Bctsena, Wood.
Boston.
Sailed FIN Gibraltar 27th ult bark Celestial Howes.
Malta.
on do 2sth cruising in the bay, brig Minnie Miller
White. from Nessina for New York.
At Rotterdam I'd inst. ships Mary Bradford Thomp-
son, for New 0rsans; Flora Mcdonald Fuller, for
Baltimore; bark Radiant Finn, for Boston.
Ar at Hull I'd inst, ship Sharon, Jordan, FIN Buenos
Ayres.
At Rio Janeiro 9th ult barks Floresta, Welsh. FIN
Philadelphia, ar Sd; Abigail. MrFarland; Anne e
Grant Swaine, and Fannie Crenshaw, Munson, unc /;
brigs Virginia, Barclay, for New York; Brothers,
Brooks; Tallulah, Piumer and w Lucas, Anderson,
unc.
At Matamoras 18th ult sch George Darby. Rogers.
for New York 10 days.
Sailed from Barbados 3oth ult, bark ii CASTOR,
Parmaee, New York.
At Ponce I'd inst, brigs Rcsolute, Gray, for NYork
10 DAYS: Avondnle, for do 8.
Ar at Kingston ia 9Th ult, brig Charlotte Agnes,
Eden New York: It'll. Dennis Hill, Atkins. do; 18TH
brigs Ann Lovett, (BrI Dewolfe, Bangor land sailed
21st for ouiportsl; 21st A Taylor, Taylor, Bangor
land sailed 9th for Falmouth Jal
Ar at Montego Bay 18th ult, brig Elliot FIN New
York.
AT Aux Cayes 2sth ult brig Santiago, Lawson, for
Boston few days.
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SPOKEN,

July 4, of Cape Hatteras. brig Ida Mcleod, from
Philadelphia mot New York; for Ship Island.
July IL, OF Cape Hatteras, brig Progressive Age,
from Trinidad for New York.
july 10, lat So 06. Ion e. sch knight, from Ban
gor for Tortugas.
July ID, no lat, &c, bark st Jago, from Portland
for Havana.
July II. lat Al o. Ion s. So was signaized bark
Elizabeth Cushing steering W.
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Agents wanted Immediately in every town in the
State.
Any one wishing to try these machines, can do 50
by leaving orders at store.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday. July IS.
ARRIVED.

Brig II Young, Cook, New York.
Sch Brookvillc. tBrl Hatfield, Windsor Ms.
Sch Sidonia, tBrl Dunn, Victoria Mines Ms.
sch Citizen. Wallace Boston.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Hamilton, Boston.
Sch Harriet Fuller, Hamilton, Boston.
Sch West Falmouth, Jones, Manchester MI.
Sch Nimrod, Dorr, saco.
Steamer Montreal, Prince, Boston.
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The Inquirer says Gen. Halleck is on his
way to Washington to take the position of
General Commanding the armies of the United
States.
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NASHVILLE, July II.

Returned prisoners report that the federals
paroed at McMinnville have returned TO MUIR
freesboro. The rebels have gone to Chata-
noga.
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LOUISVILLE, KY July IL.
Indefinite rumors prevail of a fight at Gym
thina, KY, this afternoon.
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The proprietors of the Marlboro Hotel, Boston.
tell the agent that the Universal wringer earns them
SIC every month.
We have hundreds of other certificates. but have
not space 10 print them Ji9dtf
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Saturday Morning, July 10, 1852.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

For Representatives to Congress,
Third District JAMES G. BLAINE. of Augusta.
FIFTH District. FREDERIC A. PIKE, Of Calais.
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Militia organization.-Recruiti Traitors
shouting their heads again.-Netc commits
sions-Col Rust.