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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-12
@ablrefultat im minneiota.

Das 9tslultat Der DcGl in Staat
Minnelota labt, 70 weit es betannt. auf
cine Mlaioritdt fir pie 9inccln Nus i IL
Ter ppn %minpsltsn5 5000 Stimme,,
l9ltsssn.
0esslsidsn it Dos sonse republican,
lhe Gpnerebz unp NihterzIifet IN ausn
81 ityiiten aemdblt. Die republifanil6e
Wajoriidt III beipen 5auiern Der @elesaez
buns miro lstr teeeuteno iein ; mi!bin
Elm Nspublifansr in cen @erein. Stoatenz
Senat eematlt werrsn, mas bic reutl6ei
Dcapsra!sn ven Mam| ley: County ld meiE
I,adsn liseen, caoUyd 'nrtbinreru ~ f6nz
neil, cae le ibrsm republifanilNen 3anrs
n!1nn ibre Stimmen entscesr.
Gnn zen rsputlitaniivm Majrriiaten
wis lie aus Zen einSslaeH Counties berihz
tet mc,ceu. npusn mir nur Gtlide6 bers
pprbebsn, UNI lp1c S.drfe Su ;eioen.
IS seben 9 Somns in Babaldam=
County cine Majcritit rcn 564 Simmsr
fir 2inecln uno Scbnion Stee!sz@eun=
ty in 4 Tcmns 44O; 6srnepin: County
500; Bincna 500,
Nter pa6 Bannr>Gpunty her patriot.
l9en pattei 1T 0ppcbue (, melhee
ben 2intplnwdblern cine Mojoritdt ycr
iber 1900 Stimn,en eiebt.
Ns SannertrGn9r n2ittle Mdd5" ma:
den tidy bic beicGn reutlden Gountiss
Scott uno Stsarns lpie thinner ben Harl
Rreitia. Sectt oiet: Wc@leuan cine Ma:
joyi.*; yoa 632 Stimmen, Siearns etpl
$50. Scptt bat allc Die pa!me paprn.
getrahsn.
SulItsu biz Dsut(hen in isnen @oun.
tics niht naaaeraes einleben, mie piel eb:
renrrller ee fir tie mare, ,renn ibr Ser;
nit Dem per arcecn Maicritdt unc pes he:
fen 1bsils itrer Mitbir9sr I6luee ,
Wenn ibre Stimms niGt timer unb int
mer ais Der g ahe fsinh peraeidne
ftlnee, relde Of mar bic aerehte uni
beiltae nes 9anpee 1T?
1ts Nadridten yen Dem ceutlhe.
Carey County (tnt mod ~ u%nroltanoia
UNI gu lagen, mic na5 Gounty eeaanQcn
bod lheinen rie Gus 8riobt einteridte:
ten rspubl!fanil0en Majcritdtm bic @ab
ees 6srrn &cn; III bic @sleksstunl
fiber ~ felsn.
prets uno gbre aetubrt BEN + ia y 4
Deut1en n, Ncputlifaner
N ie . mofraten ypn $ e.n>
neptnGpuntY y. melhs ibren fabi>
gen eanpemaun, 6strn q nton@ E
t n. nit elmer Maioritdt son zoo
Stimmsn, ,. ). rcn 200 Stimmsn m,ebr,
als ielbft pas republifanilbe Gleftorals
lidet erbielt, fir Counts. Nuoitcr er,rdbl>
ten. 0ier baben mir cod einmal eineu
Bereis Ycn ceutider Ginmltbisfsit in
elmer 9uten Sade unb Su @un1sn zines
tii6tisen ceutiden 2ancsmannss. @ir
bsttr bieran Gin e%ldnsenoea 3sreniB fiji,
pie sS%ntsQisens unp tie Selhtadtune Der
Deutlden son 6cnnepin County, melhe
ibusn 5ei ibren %amsrifanilhsu Mittdrsern
fit INNER einen 0uten Namen MAIDEN
,nuB uno r,eben ,relder Edspie BON reut,
l9en Denofro:e, in anrern Ibeilen pes
Staatc5 berieiene Yerddtlide Yarteifleps
PEREZ trauri9 sen.9 auenimuct.
6dttet ALE Deutlde, rpie bic Ypn 6en=
nepin County bei Der @abl i& als ut,s
a%tbdneiee unb In @abrbeit freie Bareer
bepdbrt 10 t6nnten mir jtBt nit Stola
Ia9er: rDa6 Der nMorofern<S taat" fir
bic Sa&e Der Union tI9 ertldrt, eas Yer>
panten ptr bauptidli@ leinen reutl&en
Bdreern" ~.
Ditisnisen Deutj9en, psl4e IL. Ser.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-12
Grfe
NQttDuuf<Suu
spn st. Aaul.
Capital $780, 900.

Beum.e Der Sant:
s. s. 1bVmploE. psalrsnt.
s. u. 6arrilpn> Gi;e=pr5Ioent..,
5craceI BIZ n, I. GalNsr.;
Carl Sbeifer, 2. @aiI1er.
Ctrectcren.
81. 5arriicn. 5.lbcmpion. 0.5a.rijcn
Sc .Surbant. Carl SheTer. So .ltcmsica
Carl g 6tffsI 9alIer Ger utiaenp INT,
bittet feline neutldeu 5reunpe uue eas Wsltai,.
puhIilum i'm Nusemeiuen UNI s%en,ist.n 3u-
lpru9. @e6lel in tslietiasn Summen az!
ale 5aurtitaete lmerifa's, Gualanes. SrIanr
lnp S1ctttanr. Uranfrei9, Ieutihlanp unc FER
Sbmsis llne bel uns su babsn; stenie pa1aaier-
S9eine iber Bremen, bamburs uus 9tpsrspsl.
CT. paul, %. Jetr- 1864.
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Namalen S 6teien,
Yu6binber, Mcci6en30rufe1

uns @erfertiser scn
County Sa@ern. &t@nunssbl&eru,
3srmulattx&t1n iebsr ATT.
Ezs> Netta. &asaaiue une altt 8leer-3
ntrben friid eebuuben.
Aat Artsn einier-, Drud- uus 8udtiuse,.
aEestten psreen auf's Bette b~elcrat.
! We141ttsletal. 3s. 1S4 bette s5tr.
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Staat Mtinnelpta.
Otfee res G%misratiun- 6 cmmiiIrrer, }
St Minl ii Set 1904

ct. paul, ii. Oct. 1864.
Nnsctcte wsrten anaenrmmsn in Der Office
ees Staatslefrstars ees Staates Miunslpta bis
gum nadAsn IS. 9iposmter fu1's Erutsn une
Binren, tertig CUR Ntlieieruns, scn je flint
taulene Gremplarcn c:nes Gmi3ratiousp lmptIst
II Ter enelilhen, nrrusaiihen unr teutIdsu
SFr dc. laa Vampblet pirb eliza 60 Oetas=
Git III r9mau piea" Druid entbalsu uup
mug ren'l!p unb leebar sscrudt fem. Die
}clt, innsrpa!b pel9er bic Arteit fsrtia isiu
'!i;uB, p.rc tfi 8erIeibuns e~erlelcsn senann.
weroeu, o'ssleibsm pas Nabers in BstraT her
@'rGBs Ger 5eitsn &c. Wuaebpie mii1sn ben
vreis yer t(AD r9N's" anssben fir 5ae une
Druid nue Get Yriis ilr's G;ntinssu, isrtia
sur At!ifissaas Wuf gerfusuus rse = cnan,ilsS
licnerS mag cit ln3abl Scn Grsnplareu perarG-
bsrt .mesesn. Cas yapier fur bic Attrit mir:
scrt Ssnate %geliefert.
Gs tIeitt cas &cdt srrtebnlten, eins o>er ale
Insstpss atsnms'ieu, unc tin Mnaetu. mir
anssnemmsn, au6sr ppn perantwortlihsn Werjo.
nen.
1en.
@esen has Naberc peuee man la an ti:Of-
fec ess StaataIsfrstdre in ct. paul.
D.. YIofleN
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-12
9auptquautier, Supt. Sc1. Mec.'s

9auptquautier, Supt. Sol. Mec.'s
0ienif.
g. Yaul. Il. Oct. 1864.
lue Tsreerunsen Sun Yrdmien fiji pral;ntir-
uns Won Nsfruten niNsn @ops. %. 8. McItI,
Wulterunas~ unS Iussabfunss-O fHsitr Der yer.
Staatsn-N III III Ct. paul, Miun.. sur ;3ab,
ua9 sureelsat msrpen uor rsm Is. Ncyemteri S,.i.
Seine mad jtnfm Catum fir genannteWri m:r,
farsslsetsn 0oreerunsen psrben auase,ahlt mer
ben, aud lrirb ueNsaierauasjabtuus aea.tmia,
Tur !clbsn Gient nab Gem is. Suit 1874.
Spbn :. Nrf,iI.
2t.,@ot. 1t. Spt. Nec. sDieut tir Apiun.
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@rite g 1<8anf
st. Naul, Nfinuefpta.
Ggnannnr Depp|tenz u. 6ietatzaaent
Ger 0erein. Staaten.
S"tleriptisncu psrssn anssrcmmtu fir als
Ma;iena!- Anl:itsn. - 0as tele jrSt ts!arnts
aapitaI- aslase iinr Nssierunespapiere. Nus@
fubrIitsr M.dptis miro eribeili.
16. Nueut 1864.
3t6-1Y, 5. {, ltompion u. Sc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-12
$4,000 Majrtitdt Dir8ers
himmen fir Qinccln.

Oyt -OO.UUO @tAleA''Nt S"'NNA>
himmsn fir 9inccln.
q emsSer1ey .-8reeuteltte Unit
cnsAeminne in e%inselnen Ipwnc unc ete
Ibatlabe, rae inter ben trrIbltcn Wttte
o~liecern ter @e1eBnebunS s &epublitaner
auf 8 Osmcfraten tpmmen, lalIen sern,As
tben, tae oieIfr remctratil1c Staat fur
9incelu Asaan8fn;
Mem . amp fbire. l1O1o,pns
5 ees s@taa1ss. s,ten 2iNsrln cine Wajps
rilit vrn 200O Stimmsn.
SO oine.-- Sn % Somna 1884
fit 3incpin. 1894 fir MieGlsuan.
NJ d. IL. = Nepublifnnsr teatls
lprudsa cen Staat nit $4,000 Majcs
tis1t.
@erm = 0islr Staat TT gut
fir 10000 Majrritdt fir 9inepln.
90 iser Mi unb s . N atsrlhs
ten bis jsy. tittise Maiositateu fin Vim
coin, unp baten, wie Winns1rta, aut eas
9ilfsssihrti Der Scoops" aus rsm Often
NIht A%eantMcrtet
Sp tSut'S i'm @elten uno ~ tSntS i'm
Often, 70 misosrtau.'5 in 0anssn Niere<
la%ae-oaS Tpeesurtbe'l Ger
Nebellipn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-12
Cine 9eri@m6rune in Snbiana.

SnbianapoIts, a. Noueu,ber. -
9craee 6sfran,. Deputy i@ranb Com.
manner btS Dteens Der @eus Of 2ibsrtp
IN 9nbieua, ptl@er ftit uat5rertn 30.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-12
mi HENRY MCKENTY,
gambler in 0runt- Giaentburt.
Deuti6er 0a9erbier- Saloon
ron 6pttiricb Gfbclf.

3te Straee, 9e3eniiber BET Srptne > 6aQe,
DsrllnterSei&nste Stridentt itsts ron, beRenQa.
eerbier, ueldes in ct. paul 3u baten III u. Bar
leinea SaIco.t nit alien Soutiaen aui r.risben.
naa ben @lni9sab er pertben 66fe sen,bu jein
saaa. V~sttttttb eIbtIk
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Oeutibe Bauf,

Deutibe Banf,
Ct. paul Minneiota
@eIn. 3ris1e, ODER Rabri&trn !isseu 90, Fl,
100, 5ebanu Gdart.
27t, 8eIsliet Ghntnssr.
. 275, S%channes Baitinasr.
286. ! Ituts.t,
2SS, Aaeaat R~Sttsdeuei.r.
Wi!lius Bros. Ii. Ouutur.
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MQerneue(teS
In
Aerb(t- uuo Wintfrmaartn

bat lcsbsn ypn NsWsy'H
cgbaltsu urc rfsrirt rem Yatl'tarn pom
-. paul l,rie psrllmaessnp in Der re!ds
holtisasn ausrabl unc 81 rsn ti0:altsn
Nreilen BIC 0anrluna
:, 90, Sneeripu uno Sonny.
III itrem
utmenStsinsetause Ill Der ). Strats
nahs Der Bride,
81. Moul, M!ncs'eta.
Sn 8olse css Xrtsses linr, npie alss'
meiu tetannt, bic preile Or Sanmrcusnz
sSaayen tsetuteuc asltiessn ; 81 MIR acsF
sinsn srcssn @prratb ron r'''tn WaaFe'
habsn, her scr Der SisisunN Netautt mut'
e, 10 Inp mir III Stano 9s'sgt c'eie eu'
iisey III cataufsn. o|s irbsnH stn anee'ee
Usld1ft in q; S!ari.
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Semtimc Sanf

Uittlus Bros. d Dunbar, st Paul.
(Jriber s. u. g. Biuius)
ST. Vaul, Riun { . ia.
Auher lien ibrteen Brau6en tss Bantsei8aI
tee nion1en uir uniere telpnbere AuimertiamE:
Dem 8sr!aure prn
Wedieln auf Deutidlanb,
iupie auf Die 5auptpIdFe Jrantrei1s, Gnslanss
Der S9weis une per Ser. Staaten uut trajgr.u
tvirunter Mneerr avtIoIatneteurpfaii4e 6auit1<
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idmd4lide: @slalt uni %einnspmenpen,
Neueern. beliBt cine feline 1e9tsr i'm 81
tex pom Srpet Sabren uno rier Wpnaten,
9e9en rel9e lie eine unnatIrl;9e Ntneiz
auns best unc Die iie felt msbrsrcn Mp.
raten in Der oraulam( fen une i9cuelihz
fen @eiie mi6bancelt bat. Maf @runc
bieler troB aQer Ntmabnungen uno prr>
teitationen leitens Der Nas3tarn fcrtoeletz
ten 9rauiamen 8ebancluns tbres orrnen
8inpe6 trIree bic rpeiblihs Turie enelih
Yerbaftet unp Sor ben Mayor aebradt.
unn tt9 8eeen bic ibr CUR 2alt selsste Mi1-
letbat Su v%erantporten. Oils / oae
arn'e yon ieiaer eiaenen lsitliben Mutter
10 srauiam tebancelte Rinc in oas Sc
ridtsSimrner bradte, oetpibrte IS Cen Mn
bid, ale iei es budftdblib iu 8rei &C
l4lasen wprren. Der interleib unp her
&idcn ma bidt nit ldtpdrsliden Beuz
len unp S6mielen teredt, Die pom ben,
uuauftSrliden S@lasen. auf zen 8oreu
rperfen unb nit 6d6en tretcn unp fosen
berriibrten. Der tleine geib hes unaliid=
li@en xiinces 1T in Tolse rer barbarilden
Mibbanplungen ieitens .istner entmenld<
ten Wutter III elmer unf5rmltden Mal7e
aufsel9rcQen. Gor &arSem eyit Bate
ptrie 3ydnf III Ursuena.(alt se,ludt ,br
&inc gum binunteri9luden einieer all=
bene beieen &altofeln ~ sminaen, lnp
tuttl .bas 1ru,e t!eine- Meien eas nibt tbun
to,1nte, bate fe es nit eiiner: srpeen Mei>
let In pas @eli&t eeldlasen. uno i'm
ttste S@nittpuneen beieebra9t 10 pa6
has @elldt hes Einbes budfdblid in
Gssea acbadt III. 9n Gclse pes auf Ten
Bpren Wersens unc Gretens 1T Der &cpf
her tleineni D,lperin ~ elmer unf5rmliden
9aFe auf8ef@moQen, turs, Die gerlebuu-
gen ipel@s pas 4inp bon ben pdnosn leiy
,ntr' 2atenuiuttfr ,erlitteu. 1np 10. l@perer
Natat, nj 'sts ast)te aat podnluanls(J +aau.f
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
The Scalding Affair at Oxford.

We published, a few days since, an item of
an affair that occurred at Oxford which we
called brutal. We have since been informed
Of some facts which go far towards ameliorat-
Ing the brutality OF the affair.
The mill at Oxford has been under the
charge of young Mr.. Robinson, in the absence
OF his father Living with him, and beloved
by him, was a cousin, a lad IL or Il years OF
age. The boy was iull of fun and frequently
exercised 1t upon the female operatives in the
mil. Last Wednesday having obtained syr-
enge, he went into the mill and began to squirt
water on the females aud on the looms. The
girls Immediately sent for Mr.. Robinson who
came in, aud observing the tricks of his cousin
thought he would punish him for them.
Near by was vat containing water, which
not more than once month is more than blood
warm. 1t is kept for the purpose of rinsing
out the fannels. Robinson not having the
slightest idea that the water In the vat was
more than lukewarm, soused his cousin into
1t. 1t happened that the vat had just been
filed with scalding water and the little fellow
was SO badly injured that he survived but
about thirty hours.
Young Robinson was arrested and taken
before q magistrate and gave bail for his future
appearance. He is almost crazy at the affair.
He loved his cousin, and would sooner have
injured himself than done harm to him. 1t is
melancholy affair and he Is Duch to be piiied.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
BY TELEGRAPH
roTHE
Portland Daily Press.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Marathon, at New York.

New YORK, July "a.
The steamship Marathon, from Liverpool
18th inst. and Queenstown 18th, arrived at
this port at noon to-day.
The steamers St. George, from New York,
arrived at Glasgow on the 18th, and the City
OF Cork, from New York, at Queenstown on
the 18th.
The L. S. corvette ST. Louis was at Madeira
on the I'd of july.
There was lull in Parliament after the
great debate of the previous week. which re-
suited in decided majority for the Ministry
ms vote Is supposed to have settled the OPP
position iortne remainder of the session.
which will close near the end Of July.
Lord Palmerston, in reply to an inquiry.
said the Government believed the Germans
had no intention oil attacking Copenhagen.
Mr.. Grafton, the author, is dead.
ne new Danish Ministry is for the present
Professionally constituted under Count Charles
Molke.
The Morning Post thinks the summoning of
such reactionary leader to power and the
dispatch of the Kings brother to Boiin means
peace on the basis probably OF the admission
of Denmark into the Germanic Confederation,
measure which France forbids.
a certain amount OF panic was prevailing
at Copenhagen, and the war Journals were
calling for the abandonment of the territories
and the concentration of the Danish forces at
Juiland.
The Germans have commenced crossing the
Lymford. The advance into North Jutlan6
is apparently begun.
--latest by Telegraph via oueesstown
london, July 13M.-It is asserted that a
suspension of hostilities has been agreed to by
Denmark pending peace negotiations.
The new Danish Cabinet is represented as
decidedly in favor of peace.
A person named Spence, In letter to the
Times, recommends the offer of n joint med-
alton by the maritime powers to America for
the settlement OF the war.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
UNITED STATES
Internal Revenue.
Collectors Notice.

\ NArHANIfL J s4lLLtR, q.'setor of fhs
tns. collection p.s1iet ia u . staie OF Nsia :.
a. coy give notice 10 ali r<o.s cor c med that
aaSe received iur col ceflh the 1nird Ann nj q l.
ieciion List. made sba committee e me by ~. As
SCISSOR IN rel, in aeccrdss with the act OF en-.
Sress enti le An Aeito Irosid hteIlai r,,snue
. snpl OFT The tss erhmeht anu psy interssr IN
me public dtbt" approved Jul, / lss2 snc the
AN .nGmsn ats thereto: that the se,erai crths
axe ton income ea-liages ana PATE aud "A ss.
asses ed erun rx'c and ccnfa,as " sasd La 4. xs
beeome dus and payable ~ d that " | a .rson
BY Deputy, attend 10 collecting ana r.esi,irr he
ttoressid en'iss iaNss and lesis ss.ess. Al 3
District. my efi &C. No. 90 xckanqs arr "a. f.yt
dad. yfcNf N 22d doF o ia. e. fAe SrfA % az
fsy, A. ID. lss bofh n " - cfusit~: tis Ivis In
Ike manner. at ia T. eoiieetii AID eaNhg ss-
tie. tsNes and licenses a. stnrsts d. 20 ts.ts I'd
payable within ihs Comfy of 40 N . & ID -. ~
. III. following desiguA'ed tnes AID Places. 70
wit: at
Saeo, al the Ects' h-rf bs Run. y. lori on Non.
day the 26tA jay. 1854;
At the Bidd.f5rd hoass IN Biddyora. nnss iay NJ,
60. s5s;
Al Kennel Hnk. at the roHsom Reuse. Ysdn.,sa.
July % 1854;
a IRE Se,ricsavenisk House. ~ South I.rrssk
TSNrsfag, July Is. Is 4;
Al Linerics, ar the Hotel pf Q, fmos F.lci. SAT.
Ersfas Jnf. sOfA, 1854.
And further give office shar all pc sops who
aegiect 10 pay tbs duties, taxss and ceise. fss -
ed upon them a. n oresaid. me or my Isrufy
sithip ne lime boye ,fteidsd y be eonl 81 "a.
dnder the prorisi us 0 See 10 Of the Act o. ton
gress afCrs al. ito isy ten Ter ctnum ado tion Al
up IA the smount theieoL"
Persons In tho ounty lo-k. ees'rous OF 50 70
ipg, Can paw their taxes at my Onee No = Fx-
hanga steet 70 tla.d. lfior 10 he 9Th e, ,fJn-
ey, lisa. NATHANIEL J MiLLfR
Coll eiot % the .Isi Coliteliun Dissiiet CT Ne.
~ No other mo ey tsa, United States Tr .sary
No e. or Notes OF Nstiorai Is. nks. " old Q Sii-
'er DIN viii to received or Taxes after III date.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Congressional and Cabinet Excursion.

The House Committee of Congress on the
defences Of the North Eastern Frontier, sub
mitted their report on the 10th of June last,
with bill granting aid to military railroad
from Bangor to the ST. John River, and ad-
journed to meet at Portland at the call OF the
chairman. BY vote OF Congress The commit
tee was continued during the 3sth Congress
The chairman has called the committee to
meet on the 9th of August next, remaining at
Portland and vicinity, to inspect the iortinca-
lions, until the 18th.
They win then proceed along the coast call
ing at Fort Popham, Bath, Augusta, Rock
land, Belfast, Castine, Fort Knox, Bangor,
Mt. Desert, Eastport, Calais, and other places,
examining the forts, arsenals and hospitals,
and various ports, harbors and islands on the
coast of Maine.
1t is expected that Gov. Seward, Sec'y of
State, the Hon. w. p. Fessenden, Sec'y Of the
Treasury, and probably other members Of the
cabinet, Gen. Delaheld, Chief of Engineers,
successor TO Gen. Totten, Prof. Bache, of the
Coast Survey, and leading members of Con-
gress, both from the Senate and the House,
viii join In The excursion.
The committee will extend III 'ir explora-
ton to the North Eastern Frontier, up the St.
John river to Madawaska, thence to the
Riverdu-Loup, round by Gaspe and the Gulf
Of St. Lawrence to Shediac, returning by the
way OF st. John.
An invitation has been extended by Gov.
Cony to the President,to visit Maine during the
summer, and at the same time as the excur-
sion, If convenient and agreeable to him. The
pressure OF public duties may, however, pre-
vent his acceptance of the invitation.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

GRAND GALA.-To morrow, ii the weather
is pleasant, the Portland Burns Association
hold their first annual picnic They will 90 10
Little Chebeague Island, where they will pro-
duce the Highland games and all other Scot
ish sports INCLUDING the famous Highland fling,
Tor which prize of $50 will be awarded to
the best dancer. In the game of quoits there
will be a contest between the Portland and
Boston Clubs, for purse of 500.
The Scottish Club of Boston, having ac-
cepted an invitation from the Portland Associ-
alton, will join them in the festivities. Both
bodies, headed by their pipers, and dressed in
costume, will march from their hall in Fox
block, at o'clock, TO the barge Comfort at
Cats wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

Sons OF TEMPERANCE ExcURsIoN.-Port-
land Division OF the Sons OF Temperance.
make their annual excursion to Pleasant Cove
on Wednesday the 9th inst. They win be
accompanied by members Of the Grand Di-
vision Of the State, and their ladies, with such
OF their temperance friends as may desire to
join the party. The music for the occasion is
to be furnished by Poppenburg's Band, which
of itself is worth the price OF ticket, to say
nothing of the chowder, dancing, swings, foot
ball. and other interesting exercises, In which
the company are at liberty to join. Ice water
is to be furnished free to all, the moderate use
Of which is very agreeable and healthful.-
Those who cannot spend half day without
ale or whiskey, will find no provision for their
accommodation.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Items from Southern Sources.

WASHINGTON. July %.
The steamer Keyport has arrived from City
Point. She reports all quiet when she left,
except an occasional discharge of artillery or
crack of rifle.
The Richmond Examiner of the 2lst has
the following:
atlanta, July 20th.-Reynold's brigade at
tackled the enemy's line of skirmishers last
evening at Peach Tree Creek, and took pos
session of their entertainments. He then
charged the reserve pickets supported by Del
worth's corps, and $50 prisoners. The 10th
Illinois regiment about 100 in killed and
wounded, while the Goth ohios loss was se-
we're.
The Richmond Examiner OF the 2lst SAYS
official dispatches received here yesterday af-
ternoon from the War Department state that
a number of Yankees crossed the Shenandoah
river at Smokers on the 18th. At 5 F. NJ
they were attacked and driven across the
river In great confusion.
The Richmond Wing is severe on the Rich
mond authorities for superseding Johnston by
Hood in command of the army of Tennessee.
The Macon Confederate says :-"But little
stores remain in Atlanta, they having been
removed to a safer place" II iniimates, how
ever, that the city will be defended to the last
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
PORTLAND And VICINITY.
Organization of the Drill Corps.

The meeting on Saturday evening, to organ
lie a Drill Corps for the defense of the city
was largely attended. 1t was called to order
by the Mayor, and John Neal, ESQ.,, chosen
chairman, and Mr.. F. Il. Harris, secretary.
A committee, of which the Mayor was
chairman, was appointed to report a plan Of
organization, Subsequently they reported
that two companies be formed, and b. and
that each be differed with one Captain and
two Lieutenants, to be elected by the MEM
beers. The report was accepted.
1t was then voted to proceed TO ballot for
the two Captains, both names being on one
ticket-the one having the largest number
over a majority TO be Captain of Co. A, and
the next highest over majority to be Cap
tain of Co. b.
On the first ballot Mr.. John II. Hall was
elected Captain OF Co. A. There was no
choice of the other.
On the second ballot Edward N. Greedy,
formerly Captain Co. b, 25th Maine, was
elected Captain Of Co. d.
The election of Lieutenants was postponed
until the companies should be formed. each
company TO elect Its own Lieutenants.
The roll was then called and those who
were present signified TO which company they
should join.
request from the Sabre Zouaves that that
company, under command of Capt. L. II.
White, be permitted to join the battalion as
Co. c, was unanimously granted.
The meeting then adjourned to such time
as joint meeting of the two companies should
be called by the Captains.
Great enthusiasm prevailed at the meeting.
The attendance was much larger than had
been anticipated. Judge Kingsbury and the
Chairman made some excellent remarks that
ELECTED great applause.