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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
Commercial.


A.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Auv. 2s-Tha
safes OF Cotton for two days 10000 bale. in.
GUIDING 1903 10 Spectators and exporters Ibe
closed irreguat aud unchanged.
LIVERPOOL BREADsfUFFS MARKET-Rieb.
ardsou, Spence Co.and Others report Flour steady
and upward. Wheat irmer and upward red VIM.
ter Western g Ida IS l0d. Corn steady and down.
ward; mixed SIS.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-Afessrs
bigand, Athya y co., and Others. report Beef very
auh ana declining. Pork dull and unchaup ed
Bacon inactive ana declining. Lard firm and nm
ward al an advance of Ode Iallow quiet ant upward
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkET.-The same
authorities report Ashes quiet and steady. Sugar
nrm and downward. Coffee steady Rice steady
unchanged: Resin quiet and steady. Spirits Tur-
pentine easier at 67s. Petroleum steady and upward
ehned Is ld,a2s 81.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Aug 24tb.-
Sales to-day were 1900 bales including 1000 TO
ular.
breadstuds-quiet and steady
Provisions-dull and do wnward
Produce-quiet but steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Aug. 2a-Conso,s
closed at IS! ass for money.
AMERICAN SECURIrIES.-nlinois Central rail-
road 4o.ai4i dis; Erie Railroad 4la42.
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By TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

Adm,rat Farragnt's official Report = Dis
graceful Conduct of Gem. Page and his SUI
Jordiaates.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.
The Navy Department to-day received the
following from Admiral Farragut:
FLAG SHIP HARTFORD,
Mobile, Aug. %, 1864.
Sir:-l had the honor in my dispatch No.
81 TO state TO ihe Department that Fort Nor
gan had surrendered on the 23d to the army
ana navy, though at The time the dispatch was
written the ceremony OF the surrender had
not actually taken place. The correspond
enee preliminary TO that event is herewi for
warded, and the Department will perceive the
terms OF eapitulaton are the same as In the
case OF Fort Gaines. Gen. Paige endeavored
to obtain more favorable terms, but without
success.
regret to state that after the assembling of
the rebel officers at the appointed hour for the
surrender. outside the fort, it was discovered
on examination that most OF the guns had
been spiked, and many gun carriages wanton-
ly injured, arms, ammunition, provisions, &c,
destroyed, and there is reason to believe this
had been done after the white flag had been
raised.
1t was also discovered that Page and sever
al Of his officers had no sword TO deliver up /.
and, further, that some of those surrendered
had been broken. The whole conduct of the
officers Of Fort Gaines and Fort Morgan pre-
sents such striking contrast in moral princi-
Piles, that cannot fail to remark upon it,
Col. Anderson, who commanded the former,
hpding himself In perfectly untenable posi-
ton, aud encountered with a superfiuous num-
Der Of conscripts, many of whom were boys,
determined to surrender the fort which he
could not defend, and in this determination
was supported by his officers save one. But
from the moment he hoisted the white flag, he
scrupulously kept everything intact, and In
that condition delivered il over, whilst Page
and his officers, with churlish spite, DESTROYED
the guns which they said they would defend
TO the last, but which they never defended at
all, and threw away or broke those weapons
which they had not the manlness to use
against their enemies, for Fort Morgan never
fired gun after the commencement of the
bombardment, and the advance pickets of our
army were actually on its glacier.
As before stated, the ceremony OF surrender
took place at 2 O'Clock L. NJ, and that same
afternoon all the garrison were sent TO New
Orleans by the steamers Tennessee aud Ben-
vile, where they arrived safely.
Very respectfully,
ID. q. FARRAGUT, Rear ADMIRAL
To Hon. g. WELLEs, Secretary.
In response TO Pages declaration that hu-
manity demanded that he should ask the terms
OF capitulation, Gen. Granger and Admiral
Farragut stated the terms to be the uncondi-
tional surrender of the garrison Of the fort,
aud the public property In the fort.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

HORSE acknowledging the month OF
August 81 SOP passengers were conveyed over
the line within the city bounds-an average Of
2.O2o per day. This line does not run on Sum-
days. Over the Westbrook line 2S,9ls were
conveyed-an average of III per day, includ-
ing Sundays.
The track to Vaughan Street Is about ready,
and car will commence running on Monday.
The company has now ten cars 10 the course
OF completion, which will soon be placed upon
the different routes. The thing has been more
successful than even the most sanguine of its
originators anticipated.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

AocIDEST.-As the steamer Marcena John
son was leaving Peaks Island, yesterday az
ternoon, she ran on to ledge and stuck fast
She had on board about one hundred and fifty
OF the Casco Street Church excursionists, VINO
were taken off by boats from the island and
brought to the city by the steamer Casco. 1t
Is not known how much the steamer was dam
aged. She was fast on the ledge at s o'clock
last evening, but got off at high tide last
nipht
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

THE FARIR OF VIsHSU.-Deering Hall was
crowded to sufiocation last evening, TO witness
the performance OF the Fakir. The gifts were
distributed as usual. The beautiful melodeon
was awarded TO Sarah Corning, Middle near
Franklin Street.
This evening closes his performances in this
city for the present, though we should think,
from the houses he has had, that soiourn for
a week longer would pay well, as everybody
goes to see him.
Tonight he will give away, among the $50
presents, a valuable Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine-eost $40. 1t is splendid article.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
From Washinoton.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.
Little, Brown Co.'S last volume OF the Stat
utes at Large contain an error in the act fur
Their to regulate and provide for the enrolling
and calling out the national forcss II states
tnat In case the quota should not be filled
within the space of sixty days after the call,
the President shall Immediately order draft
for one year, &C., but the official rolls. from
which copy of the act was furnished to au-
thorized newspaper publishers Of the laws by
the State Department, provides that fifty days
shall elapse after the call before draft shall
be ordered.
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To Let.

WELL arranged House. partially furnished,
"A and bly located. will he let to all n m.
fy OF safistactory character and undonbted abfi v
~ nav rene who viii purchase the fnrn ture and az
tures. Address with name and refe, ences
HOLMES. Portland r. O.
Sept 2--d4t
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Gen. Early stu in the Shenandoah vaaey.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.
A special dispatch 10 the American, dated
Charleston, Va, Sept. "a, says Reconnaissance
have established the fact that Early has not
left, and has no intention of leaving the val
ley. His headquarters are at Bunker HI,
half way between Martinsburg and Winches-
Their. Ee is busily engaged in repairing and
putting up the telegraph line, and he has al.
ready Geographic communication with Rich
mond from this side of Woodstock. He is al
so receiving reiniorcements, and Fitz Hugh
Lee is known to have received fifty horses for
his cavalry, which is said 10 number 1000
There Is regular stage from Winchester to
Stanton, which runs every day, and several
officers and soldiers are receiving short fur
loughs to go home and return TO Winchester,
which does not look as though the enemy in
tend leaving the valley.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

eight horse power STEAM Exerxx With al
"A the fixtures. has been but little u-ed; sl.o
good second hand Gear utter, ana q snsll In line
Lathe. Apply to
ISAAC MccLEr Ian.
septi eodzw~ 6orham.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Henry Bailey &
Co., sold at auction yesterday, two-thirds OF
the Blanchard estate on Highstreet, adjoin-
Ing the Musseyslot. The lot is O. feet on High
street and 1870 feet deep, with wooden dwell
ling house thereon, two-thirds of which was
sold. 1t was purchased by II. ]. Robinson,
ESQ, for 1900
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
BY TELEGRAPH
roTHE
Portland Daily Press.
OFFICIAL NEWS DISPATCH.
FROM GEN. SHERMANS ARMY.
CAPTURE OF ATLANTA!
Great Battle near Eastpoint.
FEDERAL TROOPS VICTORIOUS.
Reported Death of the Rebel Gen.
eral Hardee.
OFFICIAL NEWS DISPATCH
FROM GEN. SHERMAN'S ARMY.
CAPTURE OF ATLANTA
Great Battle near Eastpoint.
FEDERAL TROOPS VICTORIOUS.
Reported Death Of the Rebel Gen.
eral Hardee.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


WASHINGTON. Sept. 2-S z. NJ.
10 MOI. Gen. Dir This department has
received Intelligence that Gen. Shermans adj
vance entered Atlanta about noon to-day
The particulars have not yet been received,
but Geographic communications during the
night with Atlanta is expected.
1t Is ascertained with reasonable certainty
that the naval and other credits, required the
by the act of Congress, will amount to about
100000, including New York, which has not
been reported yet To the department, SO that
the Presidents call of July 18th, is practically
reduced to 100000 men to meet and take the
place OF FIRST, the new enlistments in the navy;
second, the casualties of battles, sickness, pris
oners and assertions, and third, the one hun
bred days troops and all others going ont by
the expiration of service this fall.
One hundred thousand new troops prompt
ly furnished are all that Gen. Grant asks for
the capture of Richmond and to give a finish
ing blow TO the rebel armies now in the field.
The residue of the call would be adequate for
the garrison of forts and TO guard all the lines
OF communication and supplys; free the coun-
Try from guerrillas; give security to trade;
protect commerce and travel, and establish
peace, order and tranquility la every State.
lSigned) EN-. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-10.45 p. M.
To Major Gen. DIR The following tele-
gram from Maj. Gen. Slocum, dated this day
in Atlanta, and just received, confirms the
capture of that city:
Gen. Sherman has taken Atlanta The 10th
corps occupied the city. The main army is
on the Macon railroad near Eastpoint. A bat
tie was fought near that point, in which Gen.
Sherman was successful. Particulars not
known.
(Signed,l ii. w. SLoCUM.
Major General
An unofficial report states that in the battle
fought near Eastpolnt by Gen. Sherman with
Gen. Hood, the rebel army was cut In two with
very heavy loss to the enemy, and that Gen.
Hardee was killed. Our loss not known
(Signedl EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 2.
Brig. Gen. Ewing, commanding Western
Kentucky, has just received telegram from
the front announcing that Sherman's advance
entered Atlanta at O'Clock this morning.
No further particulars received.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 2
Gen. Sherman's advance entered Atlanta
this morning at IL o'clock. The whole Fed
eral force will enter to-day.
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T. a. rAiiEN. AuelioAEER. u E.eh.ng, s.,
AdIninistrntor,s s,

LAND ON COMMERCIAL sr .r <nc1roy
X yirnsof alieense granted 10 M. nv ,hs M,
1Ionn ate' man. Judge Of p, ~. ~ ~, - -. y
ne Iseny' .ha sch a. futlie Aues or. on
a " ls stS O'Clock In the sf cru. OF. a,
.sent u debts. and c. ages CT AominisTl kg
from toe IL ate Of the late W sus,h 80
ieurihs In common ard undivided, Of ihs y.,psh
lot o Land on Conmefe al street, nes,lv ornoss,s
he head Of frahkln wbarf together with ne "a
version OF Dover 4, the ., me.
This lot extenes fro IN Cemmercialio Fore strsst
and has good front on 10th sfrtes.
The idow's ksht OF Dower In he above prcp-
eity will be sold At tina same time and pace
This OF has front ON Commercial Street Of
Alb nj "a feet by sbt ut ;s7 ett depth It's on II
great thorougfare lre m The Ora nd Trunk Der OF 10
the westr X. H. Depot and IL the only 10, that Z
not In the hands OF Capifslists.
flAn OF the property may be seen At the Merchants
honeer.
aug3o DIT.
ST.. ANDERSON, Administrator.
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NEW YORK Sept 2
C9ston-steady; sales 60 bales at i s5ai 81 for
middling uplands
tlour--sses2l 700 bbls; State and Western is G3oc
higher; State y s5Gl0 40 Round Hoop Ohio IL 3OSi
~ 70; Western sI5Gll Is; southern hrme, sales
i2O0 ob.s; Extra do Il 25@l4o0; Canada l0s25c
higher sales 600 bbls; Extra 10 5agl2 90.
mheat-2Gic higher; sales CO GO bushels; Chicago
Spring 2fa4 81; ssilwauNee club az 81; Winter
Red Western 3sd24!
CorD-lo better; sales AZ 900 hnsh. mixad Wes
tern 62aI g.
oais-nrmer; sales Canada at slsG92c.
Beef-heavy.
Porx-duil; sales 1850 bbls; new mess Al oodsl co.
aard-nrmer; sales 1850 obis at % a,24se.
ButteT-hr a State at so d55c
WhlsKey-dull; sales 1 90 bbIs at 1 slal 81
Cohee-frm
Molasses-quiet.
Naval Stores-dnll
Petroieum-stesiy; sales 1870 hbls; refined s2tc
ern at lggl9!c.
Freights TO Liverpool-dull
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Religious notices oftwenty. Ave W ords or less free
all excess of this amount will be charged ten cents
line, eight words constituting a lire. This rul1
hereafter viii be rgid4y adhered to.-[PuB. PREss
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

in this city few days since for employing la
borers to go TO Nashville, has been released
from confinement and has gone to Washing
ton, as he says, to obtain permission from the
Secretary of War to return and resume his
original plan for which be had the consent OF
Gen. Thomas, Of the army OF the Cumberland
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

95,s25,299 l0I,0lS,lls sl,is3,4le
Amount surveyed each month in 1864:
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
From the Armv before Richmond.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.
The latest information from the army of the
Potomac is that yesterday passed without any
changes in the relative positions of the oppo-
sing armies.
monster IL inch mortar, mounted on q
railroad car, was run up the road opposite
Petersburg, and four shells thrown into the
city. The object was to deter the rebs from
firing on our pickets, and was partially sue
eassful
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

Surveyors Office, Sept. l 1894.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
From GEN. Sheridan. Armv.

New YORK, Sept. 2.
The Posts special Washington dispatch
says Authentic information has been re-
ceived from Gen. Sheridan that Early Is with
drawing slowly up the valley.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says 1T is understood that Gen. Sher-
idan has been ordered to hold Early in the
valley as long as possible.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
Grand Rally this Evening.

E. B. Turner, Esq, OF Texas, will address
the Union men of Portland this evening, at
the City Hall. The Band of the 18th U. S.
Infantry, and the Glee Clnb, which gave such
splendid music last evening, will be present.
The proscenium gallery will be reserved for
ladies.
Rally, Union men! the electionsis close at
hand
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
The I.dian Tronbles.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 2.
The Sioux City Iowa register Of the 9th
uit., says Sell, OF the Quartermaster's Depart
ment, has just arrived from Fort Union and
reports that battle occurred between Gen
Sully's command and 5000 Indians, near Knife
river, on the 9th Of July, in whibh the latter
were defeated with a loss of $50. Our loss
was five killed with 20 or 80 wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
Rebels Driren our of martin.ourg.

- NEW loBh, oepL ..
The Heralds correspondent with Ayerills
cavalry, writing under date of Sept. LIST, says
1t was Rhodes corps of infantry and Vaughan's
cavalry that attacked Averill at Martinsburg
yesterday. They hoped to surprise Averill,
but signally failed. Early was at Winchester
last night, and hasty retreat of Rhodes
forces show that the rebels have important
reasons for moving up the valley. They have
lost both men and time in this movement. the
value of which they will be able TO estimate in
a day or two.
This morning Averill again attacked the
enemy, driving them out of Martinsburg, and
continuing the pursuit four miles towards
Winchester.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

LIEUT. MrrcHELL.-A letter has been re-
ceived from Lieut.. Henry G. Mitchell, of the
sd Maine Regiment, who has been reported
missing. He was In Richland prison, in Co
lumbia. S. G., and well. The letter was dated
Aug. 10th. Capt. Sergeant OF the same regi-
ment is also 10 the same prison.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
Special Advantages Of this Loan.


Hs National Springs Bank, Offering higher
rate of interest than any other and the bes.
~ Any savings bank which pays its depostors In
u s. Notes. considers that it is paying in the best
circulating medium OF The country, and it oannot
pay In any hing better for own assets are either
In Government securities or In notes or bonds pay.
able In Government paper
itis equally convenient as temprary or perma.
neat investment. The notes can always DO sold for
within fraction oftheir face and accumulated in.
terest and the best security with banks as eoat
erals for discounts
Convertible into 8 per cent. 500 Gold Bond.
In addition to tho very liberal inteoes, on the
notes Tor three years, this privilege of conversion is
now worth about three per cent per annum, for the
current rate for 20 Bonds ia not ess than nine pey
eent premium, and before the war the premium on
six per cent U. s stocks were twenty per cent
1t will be that the actual profit on This loan At
the present market rate not ess than ten Der cent
per aDnum.
Ats exemption State or Municipal
Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages we have enum.
Grated special Act Of Congress erenspts all bonds
aHs treasury notes from local taratica. On the
average, this exemption Is worth about two Der
cent. per anngm. according to taxation in various
parts Of the country.
1t Is believed that no securities offer so great in
dueements to lenders those issued by the Govern
ment. In all other forms OF indebtedness, the
aith or ability Of private partee or stock compan.
les, or separate communities only Is pied ged for pay
ment, while the whole property of the country IL
held to seeare the discharge all the obligations Of
the United States
While the Government oasrs the most liberal term,
or Its loans, it believes that the very strongest sp
peal will be to the loyalty and patriotism Of the peo-
pie.
Subscriptions ,ciA be received by the Treasurer Of
the United States, at Washington, the several As.
sistani Treasurers and designated Depositares and
by the
First National Bank OF Portland, Maine,
and b. all National Banks which are Depositaries
of public money. and all respectable Banks and
Bankers throughout the country win give further
information. and afford every facility to subscribe.
Auv 20-d2u9m
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
WheeIer's Forces ,rifhin Seventeen Miles OF
Nashritie.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. I.
The rebel force, estimated at 10000, with
twelve pieces of Artillery, were within seven
teen miles of Nashville, on the Murireesboro'
pike, at daylight this morning. Gen. Rosseau
with cavalry and infantry, which started yes
terday afternoon, met the enemy's advance
this morning, when skirmishing commenced
with varied success. At last accounts Ros-
seau had driven the rebels three miles toward
Murfreesboro'. Messengers from our advance
report that Wheelers whole force Is now be-
tween this city and Murfreesboro'. There Is
considerable force of rebels at Lebanon.
The prisoners and wounded have been sent
from Rosseau's front.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03


BY R1ectr1c1ey
The Rheumatic. the equity, thefame and ,ns Ia,
leap with Joy. and move with the agility aad el..f
ny OF youth; the heated brain Ia cooled the fc.
bitten limbs restored. the uncouth deformifies -
moved faintneas converted TO vixor weslrs- y.
strength the blind made to see the deaf 70 hsSr
zoe ga.ied iorm % move upright; the bls-.ishes
youth are oofiterated; the accidents Of r.sfrra IL
prevented the ealamities Of old age ohsfsfsd' a.
an aotive circulation maintained. -
DIES
Who have cold hands and .sst; vcsk .son....
lame and weak backst nervous and siek hesd.~I ~
dizziness and swimming in the head with indiss~
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain In ths 80
and back leueorrhna, Tor whifssl: fallinr AZ tfs
womb with internal cancers, tumors, poiypus srd
81 that long train os diseases viii md IN Elscfrsc
ny sure means OF cure. For painful men sfruats<
too profnse menstruation. and al OF those Ions live
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity Il Ger AZ.
specific, and WILL In short tiSe restore the suat ~
20 the vigor OF health.
RIVE h0Ue on Electro On. cal Appaxuf~, a.,
extracting Mineral Poison ftn ths systsm. SUR !.
Mercury, Anttmony, Arsenic, &C. Hundrel., y =,
are troubled with sta joints weak baeks al 49,
Qua otherdifncaties, the direct cause o. which 4.
nine out of ten Is tho effect OF pos ONIONS drns
oAn be restored to natural strength ar vlzor bv -
use Of from I'VE to eight Baths :"
ST Rri7to P.N.
Consultation FREQ. tvrat..s
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$50 Reward I!

CTOLEN from the subscriber on Tuesday Even
- ing, while in Pierce's auction room, q Calf Skin
Pocket Book contsing SS4 in money, note against
Charles Hoo gdon. Gorham, for $50 and enc against
Charles hooper for sl2 The above reward will be
paid for the recovery OF the property snd the detec
ton OF the thief
Tune s.-tf GEORGE BECK.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

Northern Pacific Railroad.

A correspondent-Rey. c. Pearl-has fur
nished us with an extended account of the
meeting OF the corporators of this railroad in
Boston on the LIST inst, but we are obliged to
confne the publication to the mere details Of
business. There were thirty three of the cor
porators present, three of them from this state
The organization was effected by the unani-
nous election OF the following board ofofficers,
TO wit:
Gen. JOSIAH PERHAM, President
Hon. WILLARD SEARS, Vice President.
ABEL ABBOTT, Esq, Secretary.
j. 5. WIrHINGroS, Esq, Treasurer.
A vote was passed to open books for stock
subscriptions in Boston and Portland only,
for the present, and within ninety days. The
action OF the meeting seems to have been very
harmonious.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Hecla and Caledonia.

HALIFAX, n. s., Sept. 2.
The steamship Hecla, from Liverpool at 2
T. N. Of the 23d uit., and Queenstown oath,
for New York. arrived here at o'clock hast
night.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
Er0nt California.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 81.
The Union Republican State Convention
nominated for Presidential Electors J. G.. Nc
Coilum, Sam. Brannan, Rev. c. c. Mckay, j.
wing Oliver and VIM. Cram, and as matter
oil preeaution instructed them to vote for Lin
coin and johnson.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

Board.
QUITS Of Rooms, with Board, can be obtained By
- APPLYING Immediately at 30 Danforth street.
May 18th. mayl2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
EDw M.PATTEN. AUcTIoNEER. Il En- change 81
Commercial ST., Property at Auction.

Oa donday, Sep ember STU, at quarter past
~, eooock In the atterI Don. will be sold, attn
20 q the Tyler Block on Commer.ai 81 est nesrlx
" Pvsle The 6Alt Bio.k.
drea :. !, Lont on commercial street OF one hum
Tsa ~, ~ about nil ETY. .. etin tpth
sale ~'isn..oa o. moBeJed men Il called To fhin
reserve sHe assurance thar II Will be solo iii. nj
aug3l otd
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan to-day,
amounted TO s816000.
The subscription to the 1910 loan amounted
TO 1858 400.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
SAY FRANCISCO Sent.

j. c. McRuer, of San Francisco, has been
nominated for Congress by the Union Repub-
lican Convention from the southern district Of
California, Vim. Highly from the middle dis
trict, and John Bidwel from the northern
district. This is regarded as an excellent
ticket
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

FEtHE Fall Term Of this Institution will commeoe
Il on TuesdIy Sept. 9th, and continue ten weeks
or further particulars inquire of the Principal at
siI Cumberland street, after Sept. Ist
MISS IL. HAWKES..
Portland Aug. 20, IsC4 cav
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

MONDAY afternoon between Lincoln Street and
AsAthe Press Once lad5 . Jet Cross Pin, tipped
with gold and pea / in tbs centre The aadsr viii
DC ,uttaely rewarded BY leaving the same at THIS
Aug 80. 1894