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From, Gem. SherHsaa's army Capture of
Itro Thousand PRISONERS.
New YORK. July Is.
The Herald's correspondent with Gen. Sher-
man, details the movement OF the army
Finding that the works at Kenesaw Mountain
were not to be carried by assault, he proceed
ed TO flank them, which was accomplished
Over two thousand prisoners were captured
during three days operations. 1t is ascertain
ed that J0hnston's army has dwindled down
TO 1900 men since The campaign opened,
Our troops rested at Marietta few hours.
and then pushed forward 10 Neal BOWS Sta
ton, where they found the rebels in position
behind breastworks. These works were can
tured by assault. Rebel reiniorcements were
brought up but were repulsed. and two diyis-
ions Of the enemy retreated. They were also
repulsed at about the same time at Niekaiack
Creek. iJE H
On the 9TH the march was resumed. encouu-
tering the enemy near Vining Station, when
they were driven IN hot haste across the river.
On the Sth the rebel army was on one side
of the river, while ours was GU the other. M
Later dispatches announce our army across
the river, taking large number of prisoners.
CHATTANOOGA, July IL.
The rebels buined the railroad b-idge. and
also the common road bridge across the Chat
tahoochee River yesterday morning. Gen.
Sherman has crossed the river above and be-
low the bridge, aud effected secure lodg-
meat on the south bank.
The rebels abandoned their strong fortihca-
tons on Chattahoochee Heights, commanding
the bridge, being again efTectually fianked. =
IL Is uncertain 10 what direction they have
gone.
Our communications are in favorable con.
dition. There are no rebel cavalry near the
road Ia force
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The Siege Of PetersbnrJ-- Rebels trying to get
ia oar Rear Ueidon Railroad Repaired

WASHINGTON, July Ii.
Reports from the Army of the Potomac say
the rebel troops are maneuvering in such a
manner as 10 augur an attack on our rear.
From last accounts Gen. Hills corps was
moving around our left. with the intention.
say military men, of getting in our rear.
Picketts division is in font of Buffers
force, and portion of Longstreets division
10 front OF the 9th corps.
The Weldon Railroad, which was cut by
Gen. Wilson's late raid, has been repaired by
the rebels. and is used by them. Thirteen
trains ran to aud from Petersburg on Sunday.
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sP ECIAL NOTICES.

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Editorial Convention

The Editors and Publishers of the State of Maine
are respectfully invited to meet in Convention at
Nec City Hall, in Portland, on Wednesday and
Thursday August l0 and 1lth for purposes of con-
sultation and the organization of State Associa-
ton of Editors and Pub FISHERS.
The Convention will assemble in the Senate Cham
Der in the New City Building, on Wednesday, at 10
O'Clock A. III. Ample arrangements will be made
tor fully carrying out the business and objects of the
Convention and for the entertainment and com OFT
of the members from abroad.
Committee Of Arran0emeRts-JosephB b. Hall, of
the Courier; +. II. Elwell, of the Transcript Brown
Thurston; N. A. Foster, of the Press; NJ. N. Rich,
OF the Price Current; Chas. A. Lord of the Chris.
tian Mirror John NJ. Adams, of the Argus: Chas
T. Ilsley. of the Advertiser; James s. Staples; Rev
W. H. Smaller, of lions Advocate; Cyrus s. King:
Charles A. stackpoe +. G Rich, of the Temper
ance journal; b. +. Thorndike; Geo. o. Gosse. of
the Argus; Il. Z. Weston ofthe Northern Monthly;
DR.. b. Colby, OF the Press; l. N. Felch of the Cou-
rier; Il. W. Lincoln, of the Press; c. w Pickard
of the Transcript.
Portland Jup 5, 1864.
Papers throughout the State are requested to pub
lish.
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Reeefs HetreGtin9 Torards the Upper Poso-
mae Eerds- Oar Forces Ia Close Parsait-
Important Statements.

mac Fords- Oar Forces u. Close Pars.it--
Important Statements.
New YORK. July Is.
The Worlds Washington dispatch of the
14th says the rebel columns sretreated toward
the Upper Potomac fords with indications of
disposition TO make stand between Rock
vile and Poorville. Our forces are closely
pursuing.
Information has been received that the reb-
els are in Maryland in large force to-day.
Two divisions of rebels made the attack on
Fort Stevens. ngs -T
The rebel Gen. Holmes.was severely wound
ed at Monocacy.
The friDune's Washington dispatch details
the information received in Washington con-
corning the invasion, from which it appears
that Gen. Halleck on the 9TH received an in
tercepted letter of rebel colonel, saying that
Ewells corps, with Hampton's cavalry, max
ing over $1,000, had been ordered to march to
Harper's Ferry, that Washington was left al
most destitute OF men and poorly defended by
few militia. 1t IL thought that our force is
ample TO take the city. Howe, the envoy to
exchange the Fredericksburg hostages, some
time since, let drop statement that General
Early, with 10000 men, would attack Wash
ington.
Washington was to be attacked Sunday
night, but was delayed until Monday, when
Early received such information as to make
him abandon the attempt, causing great dis
satisfaction among subordinate officers and
men who believed the thing entirely safe.
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SPOKEN,

June rs. lat % II. Ion so, baraae Jane + Thomp-
son, from Aew Yosk, bound L.
a June ~, on Arklow Light, ship Thatcher Magoun,
from Liverpool for Boston
bound West. N~4"s N0N-i
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Summer
DRESS FABRICS.
REDUCED PRICES,
B. +. Hamilton a. Co.'s
Corner Congress and Probe SITS.
jylseod2w
Maine Wesleyan Seminary and
Female College.

TUE Fall Term wiz commence on Monday, Aug.
Students viii e admitted to any class in the sem
,aary, College or SorEial Coarse fos such they are
prepared. ny 80
send Tor q Catalogue,
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nN Thursday. July l4,h. on Commercial street
~ rear Thomas Block, n Leather Wallet CO.. tain
ing between sixty and .eyeny dollars. Tha ader
will be literally rewarded BY ieayin Il AZ the count
ing room Of the Daily Press
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

rFtonI ..s+ss.. .,-.....-.-. Juiy i ..
ARRIVED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York.
Steamer Lewiston, knight, Boston.
Steamer Lady Fang. Rox, Bangor.
steamer New Brunswick. Winchester. st John
NIB, Tor Boston.
Sch Florida. Thompson. Boston.
sSch jas Gareelon. Anderson. boston.
Sch Eimaral, BGnker, Millbrdge.
Sch Do c, rhuTston, Bangor.
Sch q FaFnsworth, Bake, Bucksp0fi.
Sch Eastern Clipper, Se~a Wesiport.
CLEARED.
ship 10 ,hs mbeau. Taylor, Baltimore-master.
BaTx u Hamilton, bickford, Havana Chase
Bros Co.
Sch John II French, Crosby. Pictou Ns--master
LAuEcHED-At Bangor Ilth inst. from MetcaIfs
yard brig of about go tons called the Hattie -
She Is owned by W Metealf and Capt Ross,
who will command her.
Sch CALAIS Packet, lumber laden. in entering New
70 10Th, went ashore oa Point OF pocks steam
tugs rear by.
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4 ; ECiAL MEEIING of the Mafae Charitable
"A Mechanic Association with be held in tn Iibrarv
Room, This Saturday evening At 0 csosk 10 hear
Report OF Picnic Committee
Per Order
jylhdit 5. MARSH. see'y.
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Intboden Supposed to BE- FOUNDED - State
menfs or Richmond Papers - Rebels Re
crossed the Potomac.

New YORK, July Is.
Chambersburgh dispatch says that limbo
den is believed to have been wounded in a
fight with Hunter, as he has not been seen or
heard of in the recent raid.
The Richmond Examiner OF Saturday SAYS
that portion of Grants troops have gone up
the " DIRK River, and were landing at White
House. Some reports made the number an
army corps, but the Examiner thinks that they
are only portions of the troops left at York
town and Gloucester Poiut.
The Posts Washington dispatch says it
seems to be generally conceded that the great
er part of the rebel forces crossed TO Virginia
yesterday.
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aaoaer pe.se, Burnt By ne tuoriia.

NEW YORK, July 10.
The schooner Latimer, bound from Balii-
more to Pernambuco, was burnt by the Flori-
da May 18th, lat 1850, Ion. $500. The cap
tain, mate and cook were taken to Fayal-
The balance OF the crew are supposed to be
on board the Florida
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valuable Farm for sale at m
RnvuatF,

n West Scarborough on the Buxton road eiahf
Il miles from portland, and six miles from Saro
CO. tanning lS5 of which 81 acres are o dapd
with a two sorry house, barn, anu wood she'd. viii
be sold low either tor cash or 4 mortgage or in ax
change for real estate in Portland
Apply TO DARIUS Il. IN6RuAM
lol Middle st Portland.
July 10th, 1864 jHlyis edgw
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s,eanners Rnrned at 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July Is.
The steamers Weldon, Glasgow, Sunshine,
Cherokee, Northerner and L. +. Dix were
burned at the levee carly this morning. Loss
nearly 100000.
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COAL FREIGRrs.

Piciou, n. s., 10 Pembroke. Maine.
Z Any sized Vessels, FOREIGN or Ameri-
~ lean, wanted to freight Coal "a abova
JAA lhe rates for d scharging are lower
-kkAlaa than at Boston and there are other facil-
.=SSxx4s titles. Apply 10 or address
wM. T.. COFFIN co.
poris.
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Payment of Androsooggin Coupons.

'I'hE undersigned vii pay Coupors Of The An
Il droscogsin X X. Bonds. secured by b. second
mortgage OF said Railroad. with inte Is, to this
date, 10 the amount OF $3.50 40. paying sueh Gu
pons as SHAH hrst be presented a. his flee 81 tx
Change ST Portland, among those that tell due mi
or 70 the year 1851 JABkZ wOODhAN
Treasurer of rrus ees Of the Thiid Slarteaee
OF A. X &. Co.
Portland, June %, 1854 jyl5d w3w
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Gas Light Company.

1,HE following is stat ment of The condition Of
l. the Portland Gas Liz hi Compsny Jplv Il ls,a.
Exis,iIg Capi'al. $50 OoafO
Asses .me aus paid in, SO 900 CO0
Capital invested IN real estate fix
lures upon IT, and in machiuery Ias Nd q
Debt due by the Company, aboEt rs 6000o
Last valuation ofthe real estate aud
taxable property Of the eorpo a.
ton as dxed BY the assessors Ss2O coo a.
JAMES a. McCOBE, Treasurer.
State OF Maine.
CUMBERLAND as.
s.,s July II, 1861.
BENZ. KINGSBURY, JE..
l9ioH Justice the Peace.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sch CALAIS Packet, lumber laden. in entering New
10 10Th, went ashore oa Point OF Pocks. steam.
tugs roar BY.
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United States Claim Agency
Dim0nsi's Quadrs,Ie Rand

aow ready to furnish Balls Cotillon ana Pie.
Nc fartes on the most favorable terms
All orders len al Paines Music store llcS Middle
sree'lwnl receive prompt attention. iyl2dIn
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From the Army OF the Potomac.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press,
The follow has been issued from head
quarters Army Of the Potomac and is pub
lished for the benefit of all concerned
HEADouARrERs Amy or THE PoToMAe, /
June Z 1864, !
General Order.
Edward Crapsey, a correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, having published in
that journal Of the I'd instant libelous
statement on the Commanding General OF
this army, calculated to impair the conf
dence Of the army in the commanding Of
ficcr, and which statement the said Crapsoy
now acknowledges TO have been false, and
based on some idle camp rumor, il is hereby
ordered that he be arrested and paraded
th rough the lines Of the army, with u pla-
card marked "Libeller Of the Press and
that he be then put without the lines and
not permitted TO return,
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OBITUARY..

DIED at the residence Of her father in Msigs
county Tenn, on the 9Th of June 1864, LYDIA
ANN, daughter Of Samuel and Mary lIutsell.
The deceased was born March 9Th, lsi3. She
confessed the Saviour and joined the Methodist
Episcopal Church in her 10th year, and proved her
self bright ornament to the christian religion
Her dyirg words will never 10 erased from the
memory Of her bercil friends. She said the Saviour
had promised that he would be with her in her sixth
trouble and in her seventh he would not forsakc her
A short time before her death, she said she would
soon be in heaven whore all was union and love,
"Nevor again shall the strains be sung,
That in sweetness dropped from her silver tongue
The music ia over, and deaths cold dart
Hath broken the spell Of that free glad heart"
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Attachment.
Lsaac BufrLN rs. Ia. Q. lSantM

isaac ByeHy Us, ~, G. SGDH'
THE plaintiff on affidavit says tho defendant Is
indebted TO him, and absconds or conccals himself
that tho ordinary process of law cannot he served
upon him, having obtained an original attachment
against tho estate of the defendant made returnable
before James Henry n Justice of the Peace for
Blount county, and the same having been levied on
his property II I, ordered by said Justice that the
defendant appear before him nj his office in Louis
willie, on the 10th day Of December next or II will
be proceeded with er-pare, II is further ordered
by said Justice that this notice DO published in the
Knoxville Wing for four consecutive weeks This
2sth of April, 1864,
je26-4t Piss JAMES HENRY j. 7,
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Attachment.

James Thompson rs. Frank Lantcr
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant is
indebted to him. and absconds that process cannot
be served upon him, having obtained mn original
attachment against theetate of the defendant made
rcturnabc before Joseph Ambristcr Justice of the
Peace for Blount county, and the same having been
lcvid on his property: Its ordered by said Justice
that the defendant appear before him at his office in
Mnryvllc, on the I'd day of December next or it
will be proceeded with cx parte 1t is further or
dercd that this notice be published for four success
sive weeks in the hnorrHe Wig.
je25-it pfs5' JOS. AMBR1STER, j. p.
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East Tennessee Relief Society.

II is important that the events and occurrences
in East Tennessee connected with the war, should
be faithfully recorded and preserved In view of
this fact the Executive Committee Of tho Fast Ten
nessee Relief Association have decided TO do what
they can towards that end. All citizens who have
shared in any scenes or transactions Of special in
,crost growing out Of the war and located in East
Tennessee or who have been personal observers in
such instances are, therefore, requested to put their
recolections in writing and transmit their narratives
to the Society for safe keeping. All communica-
tions should be accompanied by responsible name,
and be addressed to John II. Fleming, Esq, Score
tary or to either member Of tho Executive Com
mittce, apr2S-tf
From tie Knorritlc Wig Arril 20, 1864.
It will be seen by reference to another column
that the East Tennessee Relief Society proposo,
through its Executive Committee to become col
ector and depository of manuscript narratives hnv-
ing reference to the troubles in this part of tho
country during the last three years II is plainly
desirable that such work should be done while the
occurrences Of the yet fresh in the minds of
their witnesses and while they who have acted or
suffered in interesting and memorable scenes, still
survive. And as there is no Historical Society in
this part of the country whose office it is to collect
and preserve such narratives, there is an obvious
proprlcy in the Relief Society undertaking that
duty, although il not part Of its original pur-
pose and is not strictly within its sphere.
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ID / Il ID.

DIED, on the train between Chattanooga and
Knoxville on the 18th of june, 1864, WILLIAM
}. McCAMPBELL, aged 20 years.
DIED in General Hospital, No, 8, Nashville,
Tenn. on the 29th of May, 1854, BENZ. H. MEL
TON, aged II years
The deceased had severe attack of pneumonia
and suffered severely, but bore it like soldier and
died as = christian trusting in God, G.
DIED on the 2lst of April, 1864, in Macaupin
county, Illinois, ELIZA PROFFlTT wife OF
Daniel Pronitt, aged 81 years, months and 81 days
DlED, on the 18th of May, 1864, in Macaupin
county, Illinois, HITTER NJ. PROFIT, son of
Daniel Proihtt
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Attachment,


j, y, TTCNrH rs, u n. MOON,
THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendant is
ind .bted to him and absconds or conceals himself
that process cannot be served upon him, having OBJ
tanned an original attachment against the estate of
defendant, made returnable before David Goddard,
n Justice Of the Peace for Blount county, and the
same having been levied on hiS property 1t is or
dcrcd by said Justice that tho defendant appear be-
fore him at his office on the 10th day of December
next or it will be proceeded with cx partc IT is
further ordered that this notice be published for four
successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing.
ie25-it pfSs DAVID GODDARD, j. p.
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James Thompson rs. r. 7. Wilson.

THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant /.
indebted TO him and 80 absconds that process cannot
be served upon him, having obtained an original
attachment against the estate Of the defendant made
rsurnable before Joseph Ambrster, Justice of the
Peace for Blount county, and the same having been
levied on his property: II is ordered by said Justice
that the defendant appear before him at his office in
Maryvillc, on the I'd day Of December next or il
will be proceeded with parte. 1t is further or
dercd that this notice be published for four success
sive weeks in the knorrHe Wig
je25-4t PISS JOS. AMBRlSTER j. T.
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Attachment.
Ddniel Bo0fer rS, Pleasan ,JOhnsou

Daniel Boofer Us, Pleasant johnson.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit says the defendant Is
indebted to him and 50 ab,conds that process cannot
be served upon him, having obtuined nm original
attachment against the defendant, made rcturnablc
before II, l., W. MynatL Justice Of the Peace for
Knox county, and the same having been levied on
his property II Is oredcred by .aa Justice that the
defendant appear before him ut his Office in Knox
county, on the 2ith day Of December next, or II
will 10 proceeded with eS pOrte, II Is further or
dercd that this notice be published for four success
sye weeks In the KaoTrRie Wig,
c26-4t pfsj' II, J., ", MlNATT, j r.
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Boston Damrroodc ~. Pleasant johnson,

Boston Dameyr0odc rs. Pleasant JohnSoh
THE plaintiff, on affidavit says the defendant is
indebted to him and absconds that process cannot
be served upon him. having obtained an original
attachment against the defendant made returnablc
before H. l.. W. Myna;t, Justice of the Peace for
Knox county, and the sam0 having been levied on
his property 1t is ordered by said Justice that the
defendant appear before him at his office in Knox
county on the cath day Of December noxt, or it
will be proceeded with cx portc. 1t is further or
dered that this notice be published for four success
sive weeks in the hRorrWc wing
je2i-it pS5' II. J.. W. Ny MATT, j, F.
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First National Bank of Knoxville.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, .iprH 10, 1864. J
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
the First National Bank of Knoxville in tn,
county of Knox and State of Tennessee, has tcer
duly organized under and according to the require
ments of the act of Congress, entitled "An act to
provide a national currency, secured by pledge OF
United States stocks and to provide for the circula
ton and redemption thereof approved February
25, 1863 and has complied with all the provisions
of said act required to be complied with before com
piled with before commencing the business of bank
ing
Now, therefore !, HUGH McCUILocu, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
First National Bank of Knoxville, county of Knox
and State of Tennessee is authorized to commence
the business of banking under the act aforesaid.
rs7Zlzs#e, In testimony whereof, witness my hand
81 l.. s. M and seal of Office, this nineteenth day of
~"2522lzzs. April, 1864,
HUGH McCULLOCH
jclS-tf Comptroller Of the Currency.