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NOTICE.


HEAD QUARTERS PRovosr MARsHAL,l
First District Maine,
Portland. August 10, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Board OF En-
| rollment will be in readiness TO examine the
quotas from the several Sub Districts in the follow
ing order and as nearly possible on the following
days.
Sub Districts.
No. 5, westbrook, Aug Il and Is
8 Cane Elizabeth and Scarboro, :" IL and is
Wtndham 10
8 GRAY and New Gloucester, 20
:" 9, Casco and Raymond, II
TO- Cumberland and Falmouth, y and "a
IL Gorham and Buxton, . 25 and 26
l2, Baldwin and Sebago, y
{" l3, North Yarmouth and Yarmouth, y
ID Bridgton and Naples, (" 20 and 81
- Is, Otisfed and Harrison, Sept
16 Saco and Dayton 2and
(" IL Bddeford. " 4, Band
+" IS Kennebunk and Alfred " and
" 49, Kennebunkport, 10
90 Limngton and Parsonsfeld, - IL and IL
p" 81 Limerick and Cornish, IA
% Newfieid " IA and 10
" 23 WATERFORD and Lyman, - 10 and l6
;, "a So Berwick and No Berwick, . IL and Is
" %. Elliot and kittery, 1921 ~
" 26, Lebanon, y
" "a Acton and Shapleigh " %
- 2s, Berwick and Sandford, y "a and 70
" 20, York, Is and 70
. 3O Hollis and Standish, 3 and ~
- 81. Wells, ~ and ~
. 80, Brunswick and Harpswel, Oct. and
" SO. Pownal and Frceport, 2and
The quota from Portland will report during the
four first days of this week Pay no regard TO the
numbers that have been given out
Per order Board of Enrolment,
CHAS Ii. DOUGHTY, Provost Marshal.
| augll dtoctl
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Portland. July eth. 1868. jyT d
Desirab,c Real Estate for sale.

nNE undivided half of the TWO sroRIED BRICK
~ DWELLING HOUSE, WITH LOT NO. 81
GREEN STREET, tabose Cumberlandl The lot Is
about 35 loo feet. The house contains ten finished
rooms well arranged for two families front and back
stairs unfinished attic, good cellar and well supplied
with excellent water.
Arrangements be made for purchasing the
whole property IL desired
Apply to C.M. HAWKES..
Residence No % Elm street, or al John Lynch Co..
139 Commercial street.
JED diff
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handsoac bay PONY, Q wears old.
Ea weighs about 450 pounds warranted
-NNk sound and kind in harness saddle--has
n--r-',n no vice or tricks. and sold for no fault
Periecfly kind for children. Enquire Of ennebnnk
Depot Master, IVORY IITTi EFIEIn~
KeDnebunk, July %, 1853. h2a dtf
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For Sale ortO Let.

CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
Ea rooms large stable and sheds-situated two
E&4&S and one-half miles from Portland and the
lsEsas finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
G1lA tering place, and summer boardcrs For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN
ap1 diff 81 Winter Street, Portland.
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All the New Styles Of
DRESS GOODS,

SUCH As
Silk and Wool Plaids, Satin Stripes. Garabaldi
Checks, Poll de Cheseres Travelling Mixtures. rich
French Poplins, Italian Lustrcs Spring and Summer
Desines, plain allwool Delaines. in all the beautiful
shades and colors. Tafcstas. Goats Hair Goods and
Camels Hair Lustres in all the new shades plain
Aipaccas in all colors, French and English Cling
hams, Americ IN and English Prints, Thibets, LYON.
eses, and all other Dress Goods, too numerous TO
recapitulate here.
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FOR SALE,

c. HOUSE No: l72 Cumberland Street, be
2ess- Rev. w. X. Clark. Said house Is in good re.
par y built of brick. and contains thirteen rooms
clear ,'e
For particulars enquire OF THOMAS r. JONES.
or J. G. PROCTER, Lime Street
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TO LET.

LNOR term of years, the vacant Lot Of Land on
u Fore street. above India street, recently oecu-
pied by u, +. Noble 4 Co., as Lumber Yard.
Apply to LEWIS PIERCE,
ap3O If ga Middle street.
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NOR TIL YARMOUTH ACADEmY.

AT YARMOUTH. MAINE
fHNHE Fall Term viii commence Tuesd.v ssr,.,.
at .Russel Hail. - 'e 'e~enefs.
or particulars address the Principal. n g. Horr.
'" J. BATES. Sec ~
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Ivnhf co. poPol4t 5lIus0n1h wiII
Il commence ON Tuesday. Sept. I, 1865, under fhe
OF an able Board Of Teacher
T. HILTON. A. NJ
augl7 a2awswsw THOMAS II. MEAD. s<c.y.
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ToBl MS
Aroostook and New Brunswick
n. IL " d ID II q q

E x z r. Il S s.
Leaves BoSTONe every Monday and Thursday morn
ing. at O'Clock, and PORTLAND same evening. for
ST. ANDREWS, WOODSTOCK and HoULToN
RETURNING, leaves Houlton and Woodstock every
Monday and Wednesday morning
OHces, No. Congress Square Boston and Eastern
Express Company's Office. Portland
myZ2 eod3m Is. F. T0BfN, PROPRIETOR
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Brick House and Store on Congress Stree
rooms: beside. closets. Ia K. xEauamrmryw
sage way II feet wide. For particulars inquire Of
JOHN {. PROCTOR,
iy2oeod3w Limo Street
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w. D. LITTLE. Agent.
Calais City Bonds
JOHN b. BROWN 4 SONS,
Suga r efin o ry,
YORK STREET. PORTLAND. ME.
je23dtf
For the Islands.

cns The steamer CASCO will, until
tS&ItScSzAst~ further notice, leave BuRNHAM s
s--s-BSS@ Wharf for PEAKS and CUSHING g
ISLANDS AT 8 and 10 80 A. NJ, and and $50 i. Nj.
Returning will loaye CUsuINGs ISLAND at 9.45 and
II. Is A. NJ. and 245 and 5.l5 r. NJ.
The boat will touch at PEAKS ISLAND eresy trip
down. but returning will only touch there the LAST
TRIPS in the forenoon and afternoon.
Fare Down and Back Is Cents.
June "a 1868. diff
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TAXES FOR lS6S.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

VNHE Assessors of the City of Portland. having
Il committed TO me- with warrant for the coller.
tion of the same, the tax list the present wear
notice Is hereby given that on all taxes paid within
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DINE AT THE

NUERCHANTS' Exchange Rating House, II 3 II
Nl Exchapge st. AFree Lunch every day from
10 to 12 aps6m L. -. TWOAbLi-
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For Sale.

E..A THE Three Story Brick Dwelling House,
#;ii No l95 Congress street, corner Quincy street.
&kss. SAID House contains fourteen finished
soft water; an abundance of closet room ENQUIRE
OF JAMES f. FERNALD
apz3u 81 Middle Street.
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FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT,
Or within
Sixty Days, Three per cent. Discount

will be allowed On all taxes remaining unpaid four
months after the date of assessment interest will be
charged, 10 commence sixty days after the date of
assessment
HENRY 7. LORD.
Collector and Treasurer.
Portland. July 25, 1868. dim
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CONSISTING of one II n. Iron Planning Machine;
~ One Z II Engine Lathe;
One Gear-Cutting Engine;
Drills. Runners, and small tools suited 20 small
shop. Enquire of ISAAC MoLkLLAN.
suglA d3ws eefnam' Aains'
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To be LET.

(NHAMBERS in the second story over Store es
~ Middle street-MtchelPs Building Possession
given Immediately. Inquire of
jan2tf AT DOIF
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Office to Let.

ON second floor, Middle Street. centrally situate,
" ana easy of access. Apply at No. 81 CONNER
ciai otreet iyI7 II
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.Permtted till May .1ses-stumpage to inure to the
benefit of the purchaser
jel9 lawtsF
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FOR SALE e TO LET.

fNNHE commodious Chamber in the nortberIv cor
= y ner OF the new brick block, corner of Lime and
Enquire a. Office OF
OCEAN INSURANCE CO..
oept.lo,iooz. dtf No.21 ExchangeSt
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!, TEE RERELs AND EEeLAND. m,

g = ?. 2 s1i l-' 2 "a
The Kis q has ID 10 hope Of help from Great
Britain. In the course of = long article,
after speaking Of the hopes of British in
reference whichsRere at FIRST entertained,
it says: = = 5s.I1s s.i,q Is 5s IS &c!
.sThs proportion of G6nfederstes who
could until very recently, have been madB
to believe that English suimosity to the
South swas aso bitter tas4 to override law;
treaty stipulations gcommon Sjustice) and
humanity, was as one to- one Million b
Two years have produced 4 vast shange;
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I Alette5 from rebel offseF in Lees ARMY, army,
wristsnla at Williamspors, June 25t6. aud
publishedsinsthe iIYhigs says :y4e9 Is bossl
sfEYohfmay rely upon, tithat the deeilsiof
this campaign will tganscend in glory those
of all others previous. General eLees and
his lieutenantsiarei said toitbe lin ca high
flow of spirits. .2ciyo4Qmi Il uil4sd faI
tThe.demonstrations favorab BILE to ustin
Wtlliamsp6rti utterly astonished. lme.i OF
was. hereifn herMaryland dtcampsign of last
year, Theniaveryl house was shatbseYery
door and window closed, and the place
seemed possessed by solitude bn: this eve
ming the streets were literally lined with
ladies and many men, who shouted and
cheered and waved their handkerehiefs TO
every Confederate that passed llInA svAa az
iit.Y You can form no idea of the immense
'droves of cattle and horses that are being
sent to the rear fromiour advanced forces
in Pennsylvania. The supplies in this
country are represented to be nearly inex-s
s5simaas suUgGoI.e noqn tIipr
IL - ,fsr.Tf E,.t,...
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FROM BEVERLY
fDRGAYRD LRfrRR.I
BEYsRLl.Y,I, j. I JuL J 8, 183a

\ - ~ y
Editors Itnelhgencer :! Yon have no doubt
heard ere this OF Jackson's attack on, Bev!
erly, and of his being repulsed and driven
back lam now prepared to tell you s6me-
thing about what expected and intended
to do. tsf} 4td OF ,Easmissg zssR5s4E
In the irst place he expected confidently
Ito. take Beverly with great ease. He gave
itas his opinion tosome citizens just be-
fore attacking the place that Col Harris
would not fight, and that he would Ihave
the place in an hour. gs1g 7.9dI f!ri stnil
He had promised his hungry crew of
ragamuttins that they should celebrate the
Fourth in Beverly, and have good dinner.
He then intended joining a detachment of
I've hundred menlthat he had csentouttyia
Wings Flats and Middle Fork ut Buckhan- :
non, from whence Unexpected to gopretty.
much where he pleased OVER West Wa. ~
EsaSome of his officers frbmc MoEgantown
and Fairmonty or at1east fromHthe5 vicinity
of those lplacesJ told the 1GitizensS about
this neighborhood that theyexpected to- be
in those places within ai week. - flse.ss2
l. l0nesyoung fellowaRas oaatteting himself
thathe was shortly goiuglto sac his sweet
heart, a MissaHaymond i'm or near Rhir-
mont: oPoor fell0w3 Iifearthe has been sad
Iy disappointed perhaps the ydisappoint+
ement did not!stop withthims ~ zlitGah :,
LIg They swereieall lmaking great threats
against the peopieaof West Yirginia!T In
their polished d'Veruacular they nserei going
to give the bogus nevis aStdte,ss'a hell of a
rakiug." You may form some idea of the
state of destitntion of the rebels beyond; US,
when L tell you that1Jaeksoh wasifolloWed
-byA long train of5wagons belonging itosctt,
izeus of PeGahoutas, Highland Bath, iAu-
fgusta, and 'Peudletohy who WeteI following
his army to supply themselves with stores
of food and clothing whiehtheyawere sintp-
~ going to capture from 0ur loyal people. .
IJAThel detachment which he hadssent to
Bhckhannon was recalled when he found he
could not pass Beverly, and the ambitious
libut cowstdiy Colonel who came forth
,bosstihg, has goneiback disgraced, and the
people of WI WespdVirginia have had a great
sdeliverahce.o sdl n4nem of ssad a8E,
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sRbbath sohoo1. ceiebrationi....: .
N 'i7oC CHERRY CAMp. July 1868.
kditors InteEEigencer.:. -. .

\ 80 ~ e ii5d..a- - - Z.
70 previous tpoLlee taeSynerI9
/ anu ISlaI rAeasa3t % ooatp Sonootss
I w!IH Tue PsOPleiatom -alh L9lreeT
Hotns tnel ineau. ol cage,
| W -" I, Aocas St EehnsF YouIhs eWeIs
So" Ssau cSllecihg IN D. d grove near G9erry
= el
sIa !or iane pnEpose cE ce1so,atlng
ae ol tAnleTtcaI tHuepsn-
9ouSo' az 9 1o2 lt9ns eeels
mAs sPtStAu' apu lu.hlsueei
r Eles ol ,tue surrounding eonntrya Whlen heq
oeFn;aOuueantly PIepareosan anu pFougaedln
s.ne :, nasloaal Ieast; =
"oou caiAeo the Assem- pAea ommqnlIydtol
oEoeF,S%pie3 s was "a Immediately mad Mhefre-
1po9 heR; " ~ !. DaEen was calledito the
0neir, ana "A. .Go9oeTt, 9 e. $50 appointed elce
FFssluens' E' anu I'm, a- NJ Jaws SeGFetary.lgl ,
GrCeysr was nenisoueFea ~ feys Rfaken,
aIteF "ulchib boei ie0ecisraFion OF, 4pasPe9q5'
ence was Feapi oyoAs hogeEsp dEsq.i winch
gave P'aSe ZOE eh appropriate AR from itne'
oh9u: by TINS time nearly every person
naaitound a comfortable seat IN front OF
tue lsIanu, l., ~ ~ rJg.d yedl 49, ,fsbtsi
.1uuge lnos. " narrls9n' SON. Oh Clafkspurg,
wss tne9 !'ntroo4cea I 10 tne assembly ano
@ uellEereu very hne. anu appropriate
speeoI uPo. tue ~. OCCASION olI ehe EesuEHlng
ot.u,oay .: VI 1ne sresSeSsi soxsrntnsps any
natlou @ ever narkeI upoR .sne, record Of
tlme; Dpprlng tne. 0aages fema5ksi ne re-
mlnoeu me people OF. tne rise use and l progress
ols ose our once nappy nat,on,.t9e plopay ;saeff
rlnee ay lWnlch ,I our Independence nag oeen
ac9leSed, .tne author ottne DeciaFatl9n OF
lnoePehoence,s tae1 Fsther OIL ms COUNTY,
ana Tue g4orlousj star sphnglea oanneE,
wnlcn hoateq on hespreeze from the STAND;
all OF OF which called nponltnem, in the name
OF n9erty, county, patriotism and the
Worio' 70 De taltntnI 70 tneltrnst conheea
to ttheir care:r The dlsrespect and insult
oRereo oy q large part OF, our snstiSn 70 70
stIs sne lnsuteuoHsi ana goYernmens tot our
Ia'hsrs' 9t7re-
puotlcan llperty logetnet WIN atnelE. nank-
en- sr'ng aIIer monarchy nom ana L eespo1lsml - 70 %
oe. 9eptoFeu anu reSistee " .ne iloyalian9 ..
patriotic citIaens OF the nauonuand tnat
TINS could De: donespy sustaining and up
holding the government .i,l :saI#gssIio
.sDurlng tue @nole OF Lne Judges remarks
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MORALS IN RICHMOND.

The Wing, upon another subject, is less
facetious.l we quote: j5@i 3seslt.
''.I" Under the new policy of granting Ill
censes indiscriminately,to to all sWho o apply, d
great of drinking houses have been
established, to the evident detriment of
public morals. y hey spring upilike mush- !
rooms in every corner, and in 2placeswhere
their presence is offensive, to- the sfeined
portions Of the community It is evenpro-
posed to, establish. one on Governor street,
in the room formerly occupied by the Hi
Constable. This street is much used by
ladies, and one.of the most quiet in the
city. /" st.tf gu @'iai
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This, certainly, is toojbad. Thata drink
jig shop 5houldIb Ibs opened in the room 0aco
occupied by the {" High Constable of Rich
monad is dssecrationnI which 4 may We wen COM
mand the attention of the authorities.
N, FAMILY OF GEN. 4. s. JOHNSTON.
The Wing says that Gen: Gideon J. Pill
low has issued a1I appeal for aid to the
family of Gen; a, Sidney Johnston, who
are in, distress and ,destitutionass E-iqss +:
@ THE '.wH1a" oNsGRNERAI HOOKER.
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What the Rebels Say of Lees MOI
rnent, and the Prospect Elsewher
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9 ga party of Yahkeetrapscallions, hear
ing 'sOf' her unprotected condition, have
crept up to the w hite. House, with the in-
tention of insulting and robbing her. They
don't know the old lady. Her quick ear
caught thsasodnd iof their fGmbling and
feeling around her back, yard, and being
unwilling to part with her babies and mig
gers, besides having her meat house broken
open, she has barred her arm, caught up the
broonstick and poker, and gone forth to
meet the. Villains at the garden pailings
and knock them on the head. We saw her
when she wenteut. She looked very un-
like the quiet and genteel dame whom we
have known for some years past. We may
be mistaken, but the Indications were that
she had SO far lost her temper that she in
tended to 6gft. Her teeth were BET, her
eyes flashed, her postrils were dilated, her
brow was frowning. She looked glorious
in her anger. In fact, she looked danger
Gus. We make no cp etensions, but we
are really very much afraid that if the
robbers don't go away. she win hurt sone-
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NEWS FROM RICHMOND.

What the Rebels Say of Lees iMove-
ment, and the Prospect elsewhere.
The Why diseredits entirely the Federal
reports of thereverse in Pennsylvania, in
sistihg that from "the subdued tone, of our
Idispatc evident We have been stvery
seriously worsted. "tuIn another place the
Why faceticiouslya calls the rebel move
meut "allittle summer touryof the boys into
Maryland and Pennsylyania;;" and adds
that Richmond having been0 compelled, lin
the absence Of troops, to defend herself,
has 1a "shown her teeth" in true mastfff Style
Upon this point il continues ~ .a5 4asr4s
a..i.llR lRIcHMoNDo SHOWING HER TEETH.aa -l.lI
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&9-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and the changes
from transient or stranR
ers, to be paid for In ddudace lleriIsI I6a3 rs
business Cards not exceeding lines $40 year,
or So fSFAx months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted leSs than q square. 0G .GE fE5i
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
own Immediate sbuaina8a; and all
advertisements for sthe benefit Of other PRISONS aa
we'll as alllegal adyertisements and advertisements
ofauetion sales and sent in by them uSb
be paid for at the usual rates. =---l-s---l--
t15r advertisements net accompanied with VT tten
directions inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. "a 4 liSi
Notices ior Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. F ~ -
Marriages. Notices. Of unerals, and aanoneemonts
Of sermons nor so cents each .q ii! nony117'S&9 81 =
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tsAMUEL, D. lWHEELRR.
BOARD eAT SARA TOGA SPRINGS

WASHINGTON HALL Gate iMrs.f Mason'sl so
Nv long and fayQrably known 70 .viattors at the
Tne house is1hrge delIgh ghtfnlIy satukt6iof BRoAD-
WAY, EbetYeen the 8 0NGRRsSd aad !, RAfPlRE
SPRINGS, and Is surrounded by ample and beatitfi
fully shaded grounds. Table thrst ciass99and- the
roomS vel adapted for families and large Sarties 81
friends. For further particulaEs address WASTE
IHeeToN Hall, sPRINGs. jnn8 In
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Admiration for, England has died ot1t d T.
terly !, respect is fast aisa peaffing With,
the facts Before them, ne pet6opfe pet6o Of tie
South are compelled to beltevet that the
government of Great Britaiha is hostile t8pl
them, and that the; people Of Great 'Brftafn;;
though aware of, this hostility, prefer the
aappiiinistFatl9p ipii Of Lord PalasFgton to any
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2 TTEIlF4 n T.
NJ Ballard Vsil' FlAnnels. 5auze Fiannei sIil s7s
shifting RIanhel5S small hl6Id. "a Ss1siE bft
sag Shifting AusstPF ssst reesiYedbyrnJ ~
/ .1e6z5 LII .Ez.s.z4 GEO. R,TAYLOR-s
ACTRRLING's AAfRRosIA FOR THE HAIR. jnsf
ISIny6I s7Hd ss91HRf EiBOoEINes51 1sen4 5
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The Wig has a fefesious article on Gem,
srsls Hooker, from which We eStract the
following:
ga distinguished gentleman of the South
hadtoccasion some'year agoito;spend four
months in the ddle on the Pacific coasts
His business being Ola public character
he was assigned cavalry escort of twenty.
Eve men, nnder charge of two United States
oficers. Those two officers happened to,
be Hooker and Stoneman, the one now
comma ding sths faest army on the planet, !
and the other at the head of all the cayalry
every hour otevefy day for til e four months,
and slept by their side on the grass at
night. He,HecessefilS cane' to know them
about asfwell as situiss spossible for one per-
con to know another. Mentioning the cir
eamstance ,te us, he said of Stpnemsn that
he was never more thoroughly convinced
OF anything connected with personal char
acter than that ne was 9 coward-an ar
rant coward! Hooker he readily discov=
Tered to besabyafn, copceited = pretentious,
tboastfnl fellow, of very moderate capacity
and astonishingly ignorant. Hehad5 never
seen a. person OF the education implied by
graduating at.lWest Point whose general
Information and scholarship were so lin
Iited.@He knew nothing Of the literature
and dehistpryseyenofh hisiownprofes fession-Tof
famous wars, icampaigpssand battles, an.
cient7 nt7orsmodern5o 5or of the most notedcom-
Imand dets or strategfsts. But he pretended
10 know everything, and always insisted
that there was a. better way of doing any,
thing than the RAy inswhich 1t had been
dohelior was, proposed, to- be- done.S Not
long after this excursion Hooker resigned
,hisi Commission In the army and fell in 90
such h5disrepntablesWa ways of life in San.Eran-
cisco that 3fis gentleman to whom we refer
ceased to Recognize him as an acduain-
tnnnan = s.rrra s-tt.f
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45GGiG5! Wm0,T' ,FIGO 5IsVOII .noH
mia CAVALRY fEKPLOIT.r r45

|Daring. g.AdvsnturesIof Capts. DaRI-
gren and CIine4The Captured Dis
'patches from Davis to leeAQnlfe d
Remarka bic Narrative ~ 10 es1l9 90
1'. - os'laIL.5 sib! IL 4g1EIo@S ~ e1anca 90.
, 1863-06-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY fFARKET.

FRIDAY. EVENING, June IL, 1853.
The demand for money continues active, and
the supply abundant. No man who has the right
kind Of documents need want for money. In.
decd some Of the banks complain Of want Of the
right kind Of paper for discount. Tho range is
eG10 q cent, and large offerings payable In New
York would be taken by few houses att.
The market for exchange is heavy, owing more
toa lack Of currency than any largo surplus of ex-
change. The buying price is. par; the brokers
may perhaps pay small fraction above, but 1t IL
not Usual. Selling rate hDA, the upper figure for
email drafta.
Gold in New York ranged as Eollows: .419t<,
141H, 141A. During the latter part Of tho day the
lines were down and no report was received. We
refer to our late dispatches for the closfng rates.
Here the brokers paid ttoOtA1; the higher was
the outside figure with few llouscs only the more
sanguine paying 1t.
Silver 125G130. Indiana State Bank 102. Ken
tucky 101, New Treasury Notes nominal-sellins
h@A premium. =.
GOVERNMENT SEcuR1T1Es.-our readers who
have large or even q small amount of funds they
can Epare, will thank us for reminding them that
the time for securing Government 6-21 six per
cent bonds closes on tie 1st of July. Hence no
time should be lost In making the Investment.
The interest Is payable in coin and taken togeth-
or, 1t ia now one Of the best securities to be had
The rush for these bonds shows Just apprecia-
tion among the people Of their value. One OF our
bankers told ua to -day that be had received hun
red thousand dollars for Investment In the bonds
within the last week.
Mesers Preston Willard & Kean. Bankers, cor
ner Of Clark and South Water streets, are agents
for the Government, and bonds Of any amount can