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GalIan, Charge sjf!ti;c Yp,,kccs

a generous and sthixaEfcs foe should take
pleasure in Hllronic!ing a ,6rAc and desperate
accd OF daring Of bis ebony even though it
he unriva'lcd by ANY uct ofprewcs Of which he
himself can boast Z 49,: -.
On Sunday morning, the enemy having doul,-
leu Their lines Of skirnlislcrs, advanced them
TO within one hundred wards of our strong
works near New Hope. Church, firing witt.
great Sprt without receiving response from
nose , !u'nl' Sc'aStopolis BARRIERS. This thick
''ne however, though Sustained hy ,arcc lines
OF l!t1Ie, broke III the "rcatcst confusion, and
sl'tc OF the .rcmonstrancc and curses OF
Their officers, failed TO rally. The first line
of battle then advanced 10 about thc same
p"'h'' and without being fired at, broke and
run. INC second line advanced with a double
Hl'ck an' yell, and after reaching the same
magic position, it followed the rc1,rating foot
steps OF its illustrio,E predecessors The third
Inc, nothing dismaych, advanced viii, bold and
steady step, charged and took the works which,
wlthUnta single Confederate soldier being in
th'n' had rcpuIscd thick advance OF skir-
n'sllcrs and two solid lines of batth'.
The truth is, orr force Iad evacuated the
work.; the evening before, to meet Il movement
on our right flank, and there was 10 force
within four miles of the place; except few
cavalry vidctts who were on n hill in the rear
adn''r'ng spectators of the desperate daring
and nnr'valcd success of this daring Yankee
charge. 1t is unnecessary to state that, when
the Tanks asccndcd the cmbankmcrt in front
OF the works, they cfIecrcd Justify; and that
when their ensigns planted tile star Spanclcd
banner on tho cmty Confederate trenches, the
wc!k'n rang with the applause Of tLcir com
radcs, %ho from their own works, viewed with
patriotic satisfaction, the success Of the macni-
cent charge; and that thc air rrSoundcJ with
inc sweetest strains Of the martial air; of Yam
kccdo'n, d1scoursed AS their coIors were raisc,
tr'ninplEanty over the captured rebel strong
hold 1honta Appeol.
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-E'istt' Of T'ht.- Il tstfs0r'- -Sys c<ra:otS SaVe
E'EIc (Nncrn,,

The following extract is from Il work by:
Charles ltca'I", cntitlcd the Eighth Commando
lncnt -
Henry Carey was man of ycnius IIr'wrotc
for TIC tlratr,: with immediate url lastinr
success. Next he handled satire, a,n! Pope
took his verses for Swil'<, and Swift for popv's.
Lastly he settled down to lyrical art; and :.
rare combination OF two rare talents, he invcn-
ted the immortal melodies anl tic immortal
words to item. '4Ic wrote the words and me-
lody of the National Anthem: for this he de.
served Il pehsion and Il niche in Wcstministcr
Abbey. ln loose age he wrote chn*tcly He
never failed to hit the public. lie was of his
age, yet immortal. No artist can do more.
but there were no copy rights in songs. Mark
the consequence of that gap in the law
While the theatre and the street rang with his
lines and his tunes, while fiddlers fddled and
were paid, and the songstcrs sang him and were
richly paid, the genius that set all these cmpty
music pipes tio%ing, a million ears listened
with rapture, was tleeccJ to the bone.
All rcapcd the corn but the sower. For
why? The sower was an author an inventor +!
And so i'll the midst Of successes that enriched
others and lett him bare, in the midst of the
poor, unsclflSl: souls attempt to found charity
Tor distressed performers, nature suddenly broke
down under the double agony of heart full of
wrongs and an empty belly, and the man hanged
himself. They found lnm cold, with skin on
his bones, and a half penny in his pocket
Ihlnk OF tins when next you hear "God Save
the Queen"
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FROM PETERSBURG.

PETERsBuEG, July l0.-About 5 o'clccl1 or
Friday evening our artillery along the whole
lire opened on the enemy, and at one time our
men mounted the brcastworks and dcficd the
enemy, who sought the cover their cntrcnc1-
mcnts, and replied with artillery. The firing
lasted about so minutes
The enemy has made no assault on our
lines for week past and the impression i;
that he has drawn off his force from our front.
For several nights the rnmbling Of artillery and
wagons has been heard all night. The enemy,
hoewvcr, still keep up show Of force along,
our lines
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BInTHs IN CunA.-1t appears by commu-
nication to the French Academy that the eli
mate of Cuba is exceedingly favorable to
tccundty. Very often twelve, and sometimes
more than double that number OF children arc
found in ono family. Many Cuban beauties
become mothers at thirteen and rc-appcar in
that character up to the age of fifty.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
fROM THE TRANS jIISSLS.sIIl:.

CLINTON, july via MonlLE, July "a
gentleman Of this town just arrived from the
other side of the river says, that Little Rock
has been captured, by Price, with all Of their
stores and supplies, ammunition and arms. The
Yankees have been entirely driven from Ar.
kansas, except 1000. Our army is under Kir-
by Smith. The Yankees occupy lIc!cna--
This news was received official by Gen. Kirby
Smith, has ordered the imprcSsmcnt Of half the
cotton in the Trans-Aiissi>sippi department., ior
tho purpose Of bringing military supplies.
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The Concert.

Inc proceeds OF tho concert, given ON Tic 25th l-
stant Tor the benefit Of tic Sollic,s amounted to OIL
~ sl''G,0o, while the expenses were Slii so, max
h'g "Ss To. tic patriotic and benevolent musicians
OF $500 Mr.. SclioELl.EE, however determined that
Ms enterprise should not be wholly liutlcSs and with
commendablc lbcraGsy presented S25 to the Soldiers
sss.-"s
The i'll success of tnH c",crrt is to he attributed to
tho Tact that suitpbe arrangements had not hccn prc
vo'lsly made: for VIC not prepared 10 amit that
tho citizens Of Candrn lack either musical ,ostc or
patriotism.
We were MOI able To attcld the performance o,:1-
selves but have competent testimony to its cSccIrucc
Much praise has been awarded, in particular to gifted
lady who volunteered her services as n Vocalist Mr.
SclI6IItR requests 10 return, his thanks i5 Mcysrs
a. NJ r. KENNEDY, to MIR. JONES, and to- Mr. JUNG
ul.Cr,l for their Kindness
S"'nc limo ago military commission was appointed
III Doolctom to investigate certain alleged lr,utll-
lent transactions i'll the west, in which military OF
GERS OF rank were implicated. Gen. McI)owELI tic
hero of the lst Manassas, was resident Of tho COM
mission, and his report, which has been recently sub
mited to the LINCOLN government makes somo rich
developments. The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald gives tho names of divers Major
and Brgadcr Generals who were shown 70 have been
implicated, and concludes by stating that permits, for
trading i'll cotton, were shown to lave been granted by
Generals GRANT, CURTIS STEELE GoRMAy and WAsl-
BURNE.
bnt more damninS case, Of corruption in high
places has just been exposed by one of the civil Courts
III Cincinnati. The facts as deycopcd before the
Court form striking commentary on the war and
upon The spirit in which it is prosecuted by tho YAM
koes. They as follows:
JESSIE Il. GRANT, tho father of ULYSSES contracted
with firm in Cincinnati to procure from GEN. GRANT
permit to purchase cotton to provide transpo, totion
for the samc and to secure such other Gcilit cs 10
might be required for successfully spccula,nr in COT
Ion. for these services GRANT to receive one
o;'rth OF the net profits GRANT performed his part Of
the contract and tho enterprise was brought to sac
ccsstnl termination but tho Cincinnati firm refused
to account to him for tho stipulated share of tho prof
its, amounting to $4,000 and GRANT had the shame
less "WacIty TO bring suit for their recovery judge
SToVER, Who tried tho case and for whose LOYALTY TO
tho LINCOLN government the paper, Which reports
the proceedings vouccs, remarked in dismssiue the
plautis petition: II feel constrained to say that tho
whole OF tho trade, as disclosed in tho proceedings is
not only dsgaecll, but tends directly to disgrace tho
country 1t the prco of blood" Truly ont of their
own mouth do they condemn themselves. Comment.
OH our part, would be supcrlluous
Two millions worth of dimonds was i'm
ported into the United States the last year.
So says a foreign writer who has been reading
on the subject
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CHINESE JEws.-A recent discovery ha,
brought to light lie fact that Jews arc very
numerous in China a Jewish officer in the
British navy estimates them mt one million
1t was by mere accident that this community of
Oriental China Jews was discovered. The Off
Ger referred to went up one of their rivers and
observed large town city. lie was not at
first cordially received; hut finally, obtaining
an interview with the chief he landed under
his protection, and found, to his establishment
an immense population of Jews.
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Tho State Convention Of the Baptist Denomination
III oouth Carolina will hold it's annual meeting at Green
v'llo, s. c. beginning Oh Friday 10Th inst
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FROU CHA ADHESION.

CHARLESTON, July GIVE attacked the cn-
cmy on Johns island at daylight and drove
them from their liuc OF cntrcncI,mcnts of Yes
tcray. Loss not yet made public.
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The young King Of Greece, in IL late inter
view with Admiral Kanaris to whom ne nrc
scntcd his portrait, set IN diamonds, was IN r,-
tnrn kissed three times by Mrs. Admiral In.
nar's. Thereupon his youthful majesty shed =
rrolllsion Of tears.
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
MONDAY MORNING., JULY II.

~ negro colony has been established on Gen Lees
Arlington Estates
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n negro colony has been established on Gen. Lees
Arlington estates.
Tho State Convention Of the Baptist Denomination
in South Carolina will hold it's ann, meeting at Green
villo, S. c." beginning Oh Friday 10Th inst
The Empcoor Napoleon has restored to Masonic fra
tcrntS OF Franco the nccnt prcrogatlve of selecting
Ihclr own Grand Master. This act was halted with
great pleasure by the order. The practice in France
us been for the Emperor tH make tho selection
In the latest reports of deaths in the Atlanta Hos
lrtnls, VIC notice the names of T. S. MITCHELL. Co. A.
18th $. C.. anu NJ O%ENs, Co. d, 10th S. c.: \. j.
LAME, Private, Co L., 10th S. c.. LEVI Kooy, Private
Co. X, 9th S: G.; +. ~. MOORE, Private Co. e; l9,h
S. C..
TIE ETKNs'Mss1sspPL-Ou- latest advicos from
the other sde of tho Mississippi river would seem to
represent that the Confcderates arc having. all their
own way in that department. 4 force of twenty
thousand cavalry under General WHARTON arc said 10
lave moved into Missouri Willie General SHELBY.
with twenty-five hundred men, is already in tie State
and General PRICE was Fastening on with the ortc
~ anu Infantry TO tho same destination This j., u
movement we have anticipated ever since the defeat Of
BANKS and STEELE and VIC doubt not that General
IRIcE is going into Missouri with the intention of
staying there. lie will 10 bonbt DO enabled to add
greatly to the strength of his army in that State and
81 Louis will hardly he considered safe whilo he
is III its vicinity with so formidable force
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The Raleigh Confederate, of the 9th, saws: A
gentleman On the train brings the information
that Grant has withdrawn his army from tho
South to the North side Of the Appo,nattox-
thus abandoning his attack on Petersburg, and
looking to another advance on Richmond, de-
signing, it is said, to combine with his land as
snult an attack iy watcr--,nlcss the stubborn
works at Drcwry's Bluff and our iron claJ;
should dispute and prevent his passage.
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FROM RICHMOND


that 10000 ::ebcls were, approa. l.. ,'"..s....
Lincoln had called out the m .;.a q; ,;,l ~.
joining States
telegram. from Harrisburg -*ys Tie r:;-
citcmcnt there was intense, in view Ola r..
NOR that breckenridge Was ,poy -: IN the tli.
rcct'on OF Chambcrshurg. One re ort say,
he has 10000 men, and has whipped Sr.=,l
l'ErEHsBunc, July o.--Thc Washington
Chronicle of the 9th says great >Nc;, .nvut cx.
lists ut the North, in consequence o. ;lc r>,
raid. Mar'inhurg had been '.,',o",i wi.%t|.
|"rs" quantities Of supplies. ,a,<.
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-, IL, !,cchi...
badly injured.
GREEK MET GHEEN.-1hc to'Ie IN rx-
tract from private letter write: .,t IN
the Trans Mississippi Department ts " n,lc.
man in shubuta,' Missssi ppi. 1t t~ra3,,.r r. ",e
OF the mlstortuncs, so many of VIII. nave o.-
Cured in the Virginia army
" y sad misfortune occurred at the battle Of
Pleasant Hill. large battery of the cnc,ny's
had been playing Oh our ranks for some time,
Who commands brigade Of Texans, com
mcnccd movement to charge and secure this
battery. lie succeeded in capturing it after
desperate struggle, and Immediately turnc,i
il on the flying foe. General Churchill, com
mandng brigade Of .trkansians about the
same time, commenced il charge on tic same
battery, he thinking that the enemy still held
it. Parsons thinking Churchill was the cpc~
my attempting to retakc the battery, turned
the guns upon him. y desperate fight cnsucd.
The mistake was not discovered until Gen.
Churchill arrived at the battery, and saw the
colors. The loss here was heavier than at any
other point on the battlefield"
The Raleigh Confederate, of the 9th, SAYS: 4
gentleman On the train brings the information
that Grant has withdrawn &c ,r,,,, f,, a.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-26

I ESsONS IN SrNGTNG-BY AN ACCOMPLISHED
Italian artist vocalist; rpils attended at Their resi-
derces in New York vicinity ADDRESS ID. H., box S0
He dtte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-26

csnO PARTNER OR ASSOCIATE WANTED. IN A
D)UV. light business TO manage the financial depart.
nent, weekly profits averag ng over $50, with possible
risk Any respectable man Wishing TO invest the above
amount apply 10 Mr. y. j. HENRY, at Mcssfa j. q.
Milton 4 90 q 2na Broadway
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-30

SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. Jacob Storer OF
Yarmouth, died suddenly in that town on
Thursday. He had complained the day prev
ious of being unwell, but was about. Thurs
day morning he went into the leather manu-
factory, where he worked, sat down on bench
and said that he felt no better than he did the
previous day, complaining about his head. In
few minutes he dropped back and was seized
with violent fit. Medical aid was immedi-
ately rendered, and he partially recovered
from that attack, but was subject to severe
spasms for the space Of an hour, his body
swelling TO great proportion, until the breath
left it.
Coroner ]. S. Gould, Of this city, was called
upon to view the body, and hold an inquestif
deemed necessary. After hearing the state
ment Of the attending physician, who pro-
nounced 1t apoplexy, Mr.. Gould deemed an
inquest unnecessary.
The deceased was about 80 years of age.
He leaves wife aud one grown up daughter.
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School Examinations,

The intermediate School, located on Centre
Street, was examined yesterday. This school
was commenced some fifteen years ago as an
experiment. There was found to be a large
number of boys in the primary schools who
were SO irregular in their attendance as to be-
come too old to remain in those schools before
they had the requisite attachments TO admit
them into the Grammar schools. To save the
necessity Of turning these boys out of school
entirely, or of sending them to the Grammar
schools before they were qualified to enter,
the intermediate School was established.
There is now no school in the city under
better discipline than this, or that appears to
better advantage, counteracting circumstances
considered. There are 176 scholars regis
tered; averaged attendance, OIL; present at
examination, 10l; sent up for examination
for admittance TO the Grammar Schools, 80
This school is to occupy the old High School
building on Spring Street at the commence
ment Of the next term. Mr.. Clarence c. Buck,
Principal, and Miss Richards, Assistant. Mr.
Buck has had charge of the school but one
term, during which time he has given the
clearest evidence that he is the right man in
the right place. 1t was feared the high posi-
ton the school occupied under the long and
faithful management Of Mr.. Wentworth could
not be maintained by a new teacher, but gen.
temen of the committee who have been ac-
quainted with the school from its commence
ment say it never appeared better. We con-
graduate Mr.. Buck and his able assistant on
their success thus far.
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UNITED STATES
Internal Revenue
Collectors Notice.

L NATHANIEL J. MILLER, Collector of IN.
= fnst Collection District Ia the state 81 N.,ne
needy give notiesto all persons concerned that Il
lection List, made and committed 10 me hx ~ = =
SCISSOR thereof In accordance with the act OF a. n.
gress entitled IAN Act to provide iIternal rsxe,rs
, 70 me and 10 pay interest On
amsnuments thereto; that the several cpfi<s
tA&cs ton income, carriages plate ard "a snsse
asses ed nun. rated aud contained IN sac lis have
oy Deputy, attend to collecting and re. Ming ,ba
Aforesaid du'iss isxss and licsl g. a. esssa A
,ayaole within the County OF tumbeflsno. In ss,d
District at my OF &C. No. % fxcAanos sfrssf rvt-
land, IRON ths 22d dob o. .isls 10 re afh 90 AZ
y@g, A d. 1854, bofA day neinsire thar wLl II
IKE manner, att. NO 10 cOe,tii and reeei, N n
nss; ,sseS ard Licences as aiertssd. assessed srd
wit: At -
saeo, at the Hotel kept by Ri,nss NJ Lord am Mon.
day rae 25.h ysiy, 1854;
Az vac D'daiord Honss 's 6.ddeford Taesday Ju's
At kfnheonHk. at Tie Nousom HoEse WsdnssSav
Jug "a 1854;
r. aTsaag, JUN Is. isS4' "a" 's'S'e<
At LsMerfck, at the Hotel nj ~ 4fnos F.L-k c.f
ardat Jui, SOFA, 1864.
And further give otcs that all persona wha
neglect TO pay tue duties taxts ana ifc. Sc. s,ss
ca upon them a. afortsad 10 me or my relufv
within the time shove u erifsd. viii he ecn nj a
ander the Frovhit ms o. See 10 Of The Act 81 ~
gress aia 10 Pay ten DER c,ntum acdlteI Al
Persons In the County o. York, sesirous of an do.
ng, can pay their taxes at my rnce No r ~
na1ss ''es' POI ,lasd lIeT e Day oiJu
Collector OF the First Collection Dis,,iet 81 NJ.
Portland. July :. 1854.
~ No other money than United States Trs ssurx
Notes or Notes OF National Banks. or Z old ard Sit
yer Com VIII lie received Tor Taxes after this date
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, July 20.
Apparently authentic reports from Helena
say that an expedition consisting of a regi-
ment, u portion of the 18th Illinois cavalry
and section of battery left. that place on
Monday morning, going in the direction of
White river. When near Nelson, eighteen
miles out, they encountered formidable rebel
force, and after short fight were obliged to
retire with loss of twelve killed and four
teen wounded, The rebels pursued to within
nine miles of Helena, where our troops made
stand, and sharp fight was going on when
our informant left. The remainder of the 18th
cavalry and other reiuforcements were rapid
ly being sent forward from Helena.
Gen. Washburn has issued an order that all
persons of West Tennessee and Mississippi
having cotton will be permitted to bring it to
Memphis and store it with the Government
Quartermaster, liable to such disposition as
may hereafter be made of it, the Quartermas-
ter giving his receipt therefor. Any cotton
bought and disposed of in any other way will
be confiscated to the use of the Government.
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UEITED STATES or AMKRfcA,
DIawgte-. nm M.rv 50

UNITED STATES or AMKRICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE So.
VDURSUANr TO monitions from the Hon. Ashur
l. Ware. Judge of the U nited states District Court
within and Tor the District Of Maine. hereby give
pubic tice that the following Litels and Iuferma-
tions have been filed in said Court, VIZ
A iibsf against the scsoosEs COTTAGE her
co: FIFrEEs CHESTS TEA; TouR Box,s Prxxsao.
FoUa BOXES CAssIA Two BOXES os CRAM rAa.
TAR ONE kox 0IAGER; foa5Y THOUSAND SHIN
OLD RAGS; seized by the Collector OF the District
OF Belfast on the fourth day of June last at Cam
deu In said District.
An Information against THREE Cheers OF TEA.
fous Lbs NuTMEes; FORTY YAKDs SHxErrxG;
osE Hoax osk wAssos; osE HAKSEss; OAK
WAGON BLANKET; ONE WAR; seized by the Col
leetor of the District of Machas on the eighth day
OF July instant. at Iarshfeld in said District
:, Al ssior rim against EouR CHESTS n IA: Two
kKGs loBx eco; SEvEx BAGS SUGaR; ONE RAG
NuTMfGs; THREE hoRsEs; ONE DOUBLE HARSEss;
ONE SINGLE HARNKss; ONE DuuBlx wAGON;
sosE SfsoLE wAsoS. Two BUFYAIo EoBKs;
seized by the Collector OF the DistIict Of Machias
on the ninth day of July instant. 1t East Mashas in
said District.
An Information against ErGHr HUNDRED 1utnry
NINE POUNDS OF LAAD; fouR HUNDRED WRIGHT
THREK QUARTERS AND EIeRTfEs POUNDS or Hoop
lRos; DIRTY TWO Tons BAR lRoN; OSE HUNDRED
AND Two THJusAAD, ssNtN RrsDhiD FIFTY
PoUSf CHAIN CABLls: THRTY KisHr I G, : A. n
SIX HuStRfD WEIGHT OLD SCRAP Iron: Ten THou.
sANp kIGHr HusDshD AMI FIFrs I'm ROY. Dis RAGS.
Four suNDRKD THIRTY NINE POUNDS or d Ropr.
seized BY The Collector OF the District OF Portland
asa falmouth on re eleventh day Of July instant
A Lioef against ONE Boar TwEIvE Toxs Jnrfh-
en-, her tackle, apparel and JHrx1nre and Two
HUNDRED BUSHELS SALT, seized ty the Collector of
the District OF haehIss on he ninth day Of july in
slant At Boisbubert Island in said District
Libel against 1HREk FAKs ELS or MoIAssKs
aud 20 lHauaAsD CIGARS, seized by the Collec-
tor OF the District of Portlaud and Falmouth, on
the hrst day of Jane last past. at Portland in said
District
An Information agAins One hundred seventy two
gallons of Gin with Forty nine emiJohns in which
they are CONTAINED; b nr dosfn botlss Of Wine;
Seven barrels and two kegs OF Sugar; ne barrel OF
hoiasses; One hundred hf y pounds of Dry Dish
even Kegs OF Olives, seiz by the Collector of the
District OF Bangor. ON The eleventh day OF Ju'y in
slant, At Franz fort in said District.
which seizures for breaches of the laws the
United states as is more particularly set forth in
said Ilhels snd In ormafious; that q hearing and
trial VIII be had tbereon 1T BGR1or a said District
on the siHih day " dHJtst Rsrt, where any per.
sons interested may appearand show cause. If any
can be shown. the she uld not be de-
creed forfeit and disposed of according TO law
Dated a. Portland this twenty-sixih day of July
A. ID. 1884. = A. DUMMY
L. 3. Deputy Marsfal,
N-o di4d Dist. OF Maine,