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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28


Accident favored ne last night with the
RIchmpnd ExaaineT Of Wednesday last
We glsan a few intn assiag particulars which
We know will be acceptable to our readars
in the absence of che usual tsiegraphie re-
ports.
Hunter is resrenting, directly TO Buchanon,
on, the James River Canal, in Botetonrs
county. When his fors,es reached Liberty,
they separated into two parties, one going
towards the peaks.of Otter, the other by The
road leading due West. Our forces had par-
sued Hunter to che Peaks of Otter. end The
latest accounts received ut Lyncbburg state
shat light was going on at place in the
vicinity of the Peaks Of Otter, known as
Fancy Farm.
Sheridan's condition In his retreat shro'
King and Queen was pitiable in the extreme.
One third Of the Yankees were on fDot; and
the others horses greatly tagged. The men
were furnishing a8d mueinous. There were
ono hundred and fifty vehicles filled with
wounded. They had two hundred Of cur
men as priBoners, many Of whom tainted and
fell in the road from want Of food. Bat tbs
most cumbFous part of the Yankee traEn con-
sisted OF g procession Of FIVE hundred negro
women and children, amongst whom tho
suffering was excessive. Many Of the wo-
men, becoming exhausted, had thrown down
their children IN the roads and deserted
them.
Sheridan stated that up to that time he
had lost fifteen hundred meu.
We get some particulars also Of the aght
reported between Sheridan aad Gen. Hamp-
tom, in the vicinity Of the White House !;
very little or no damage was doAe on either
side. We had two or three naen slightly
wounded.
So The glorious report Of our having. cap-
fured sigbE hundred of these raidars IL bat
tie Monday. vanishes into thin air.
At late hour Tuesday night, q report
reached Richmond. that Sheridan had eross-
ed the South bank of the P4munkey at the
White House.
From the Petersburg correspondence of
the Richmond Dispatch, dated late Tuesday
night. we learn that the enemy shell the city
more or less every day. and picket firing IS
continuous. They hold q position mt some
places nst moro than one and half miles
from the city limits.
They have taken from us seventee pieces
of artillery and about one thousand prison
ers. Our losses in killed and wounded Wilt
not probably exceed Ave TO- si1 hundred
The enemy's loss is computed at thousand
prisoners, five to six thousand killed and
wounded, and three or four pieces of aFtil-
lery.
Petersburg is as quiet as If it were Sab
bath in peace times Her stores are all clos
ed, aud her men are all in the field.
Columbia Guardian
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

Maj. Cha. sszith, better knswa uadsr tia sOa
De pIsss q HSsH APP" has bssOns connected
WITH shs AEisass Registrar. The vsin Of eensnOo
ssass snA sezna Jndgzsat, Which suns Through the
mast hEEsereas FyOasesioas Of M. Saith, atsests
his qasasaSastsns - kola tbs Asl Of pubie jesr-
AL at shss sEfticai iunstzre. His unquesisAsd
Paeriosia 4 drawback 20 him in such position.
The Register shxs aznogness the nsw arrangement:
STs aRB hzppT 70 snneaHes 70 ozr realsEH aAat
Ee hars sscarsa On services Of LHiSr Charles II
Rssith RrasEIy 81 Eoae Aat rsw % Tho city, bet
tar kneEH fhrnEeEssas See SoEsh 90 s5e inlmisabIe
BIZ Asp, the sssfs4aas editor Of the RagsssF. Es
s. unasssessATy fer rs 90 &c uers than make thfr
siEspls aznoazseleut n rsgzxd to extensive
IL and % fsEorsbiy kaswH.P
@Is l. das Mr.. smssA, hoWsyss, 60 stzte that bis
talents Dc not ran exclusively II tiss Inc u Big
Ara, bit thaA kss FeEzatsle pa ssz also ssssihaee
The gEzFess nEAssstsy oaf Fesaszs VII soon dis
eovsr. We are heppY 20 have sesoslased with es,to
ahia and ssrsfsl WTites. Whilst wearing the mere
ss zzi, - ths edisngial sszssas tie sharaeter Of
Ban Arp Win uos bs fsrgoetan- 0Sg rssdsEa saay
pzssass hg EisA treat, WhekhsT tray are BervBd
with heavy Isaasss OF With kRnoFess Ps0aactions.
We aaS fssssfsrs slasa The accession TO edito-
sial raaks aot q 80, but Of TIVE, FassonagsH."
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Printing 1a&,erAa1
For Sale.

Having purchased ona Of the largest ard best ap-
pointed printing Embellishments In the COaIsdsrsey,
offer for sale the nassFiai formerly iced In the
duplication Of the DAILv RssHL. toe,thsr with the
JOB OFFICE attached.
The news once ia supplied wIsln every requisite
for the publication ct Daily or Wsskiy yournaL
The Newspaper type consisss Of BearseoIs ind Min
ion, with small font ef LcAg Primer.
The Job 0aaee is well supplied with type, salt
able for ordinary job and bsOk vera, COED Cor
don Machine Press, large ssnt cf srasIi Plea fss
book'work, good sssostsmsat Of fnaay lsttsE,
obases, cases. Stones stands, Ae.
Tho entirO material he In good ordss, and win 10
disposed Of at low rates.
Address FRANC. II. PAUL,
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AaouES AAszesHzAz--FFe havs had n con-
Fsssasiea viii ass e Wheslsr's scouts, with
whom We are wsH eoqaaznseat and who has
rsosasiy feashea AsIanta fksnl tho vicihieg
Of iks sarshal q Tsnnessse. lie yrnresonts
tiss ooadstsozf q th9 Eetsa axeaIIsas--kI,ossaf
gFaf1z d seazlye, sga 80 Eszssafs sss zusviSser
hnasf aa 50 10 s. % PIG Assissz, n sssses-
sa1kR, foR eoen tor e1@aE sss7E Onx inEsfxi.
sue gsH4 ESshin two Eaasss s4 Hassgasn. go
aaafnssd By three e0znpasiois. Re EtatsA
that re esq ID gaErisonsd b. shcus sHnssHlF-
t'@o hH4a76d lnfea. The kaFrison haa been
andsR e0mraEaH zf Rousseau. wife hes slnea
laft NashsIiie u esanma eonaaand Of hhs d.
vssi0a =sslh sssllsFsa sRmv. The Fseple
assEa resigned 20 tze7x Gsaa. sni skfif haHe
ausae ka1e az fiadanea q - .srisnaaeuasors.
sd aha 1asElFn uf sisesT bFsRa kaaznas. Tlssir
saslines ere siili With The utnfsasrass ar
assza. kzsasaza slisy - Get I'd { - klaaar me-
ssszsska ss5arn. Tee eezntFy alsaassa sstlfas-
- tlsaa i be kesn fos nseathfl pash--skflas-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

CAuTIoN.---f'he Augusta Chronicle eau
tons Governmaut Agents and Conrnission-
ers aheut Touring wheat before IL 10 dry
Last fall the rush 10 get the wheat ground
was aach that no attention whatever waa
paid 20 the condition of the grain; che coase-
quence was thst large portion Of the four
thus shade. Was unfit by sOuring. Cor use.-
Let little eaation be used, and aoaF no
more than Is necessary until the grain Is in
good condition for The min.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28
PRAYER Tor the Country.

Daring this week, the Union Prayer Meeting for
the country NiH be held in the Methodist Church
every afsszaOon. az o'clock. A general aud pune
tual attendance Of citizens is cordially invited.
efri1n, Juno ~.
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.oRaSDge aDET1eaF.


We kaEssz saza aiss e Bsak sszss 81 css-
atssnsss SD aGa=sfss - - sslisstioa ct The
sislzs e esssess sd1Sizzz. P1sss ezzy cents ps<
shssG P<a5Hs st Sisfasss sssifiss such blsaks
~<Pesz-s thsa hy s4a=sssag shs RssEh Owes
fkFsSEA - Eafsz.
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The louisville Journal on Andy Johnsen.
Prentice in his Journal OF the I1th inst,
has the following concerning the nominee Of
the late Abolition Convention for the Vice
Presidency:
Gov. johnson, of Tennessee, accepts she
abolition nomination for the Presidency, but
is bitterly disappointed at not having besn
nominated for the Presidency. He has been
working for the Presidency for long time.
lie has thought of little else thar the Presi-
dency. Whenever he has elaborated wbeth-
er TO do or not to do any particular thing.
the sole question with him has been as to
what influence it would have upon his pros
poets for the Presidency. Visions Of White
Houses. Cabinets, inaugural Addresses, aud
ANNUAL Messages, have foated continually
before his eyes, shutting out all the rest of
earth and tho whole heaven from his view.-
And now tits only the Vfee Presidency he is
nominated for, end we trust that he has but
a very sorry chance of getting even that.
Andy johnson has made very bad Mill
tary Governor of Tennessee. He has not
performed bis functions To che satiafaetiou of
tue patriotic portion Of the people of the
State. He has been eyrant, and most
corrupt one. lilo has recognized no obliga-
tons except to his own will. He has scout
Ell i'm action every principle of free govern
ment. He has made weekly advances Of
money, no doubt the public money, 10 sus-
tam an unsCFGputcdS newspaper u6VOte0 20
his glorificaRion. He has shown himself ut
tcrly selfish, malignant and vindictive. His
heart is gnawed and cankered by envy and
jealousy. lie is a bitter deTnagogue, without
particle of craftsmanship. Hei is supposed
to have rendered the Union cause in East
Tennessee some service in tho early part Of
the rebellion, but, ever since he took che
Military Goyernorship. he has done ten
times as much hnrnl as good-or rather ell
harm and no good.
tt is not strange that the Convention which
nominated Mr.. Lincoln for the Presidency
nominated Andy johnson for the Vice Pros
idency. The latter, if elected, will be just
as arbitrary, just as tyranicai, jest as re-
gardless Of the rights Of person, the rights of
property, and all other rights, just as scorn-
full of constitutions and laws, and just as
ready to scatter corruption money abroad
through the land, rs they can desise. So
let them by all means elect him if thsy can.
We should be glad TO know that nothing
worse shan gold and silver is to be esed in
the election. A good many Of the people,
we find, aEs apprchensive that the circula-
ting medium most potent in the decision of
the nations destiny in November will be lead
and steel. We trust NOT.
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rsEs'na esine 80 - VEGETABLES 30 ssnd b The ar
ny Of -suss@sau S~zlanbsa % bring them 10
oael O. J. Hays e. nanassu and Fridays, ksfor.
Aea'et~rA This anst ralEht % ESsdsEvd neooss
@Eys last shiP@snas nay Ne nads IN tuIk, while
tie Vegetables sss fFssA- whIas thsy are brought
h snail quantities, tAsy fsalusatly wilt or spoil
ssfs.s shsy can Be sAlprsd- We hsps this rule
wa - ehssrvsd hsssafssr. and thnsPrspssa shs
Ss'aeal's isssss soussqusnt upOa The sysssn which
rqn.sse hsAdhns sa - snau qusnatiss until they
e~n - p1PPs&- juns29--St
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

LOCATED At GRIFFIN, GA.
A RE exchanging HOLLOW WARS Of ell kids
CASTINGS NJ cid Prioee, CT thar sin GIVE e.
highest cash prfes 80 ed CASTINGS.
jss-tf 7. WN1ETHR. 4 CO.
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RlcHMoEp, Va, May I'd, 1854.
EXCINAEGE NOTICE, No. 6.-An Con
Nfsdenais oaicers and men Who have been deliv-
the 2oah OfApEil, 1854, are hereby declared 20 b
duly exchanged no OIfLD
Seo---W Agent Of Exchange
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28
THE PUBLTOATIoN
or TIE
Knoxville Rerfafar

AHUANEHH1 N NIbIers
N.Y. I'LL Be resumed at Chariotts, N c., on Tues
wv day. Jpne zth. 1884 Ths> RnRssrna, for
Tho presunt vtn b publiskod weekly Only. Terns,
ONR Doi.lAR per month. No Subscription taken
for q lOagsr psrsod than six months. Address
J. A. ePERRY
Editor and Propristor
Charlette, N. G.
". b Bast Tennessee refugees receiving news
iron hoate Of general Plblle interest will confer a
favor By eonnunieatirg the same 10 tha REarsrER
fer PaiAinatiou.
Jol--sao
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

nR WM. T. BASKETT, oGsrs his professional
II services 30 the ctiss1s Of Grim, and SUIT
rounding country. He haa had large experience in
ion.
His once Il In the southwest corner Of Mr.
Reeves boarding house. Junol4---eod5t
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

One of the New York bo1ntv brokers 10
confined in Fort Lafayette, OH charges Of
swindliBg soldiers 90 the asnDauIt OF 900.
000
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LEGAL nIAHKa

We have On hand at this Office large supply Of
the Binnks used BY Sherias, Clerks and Ordinaris,
In tAs Btsts, beautifully printed on fine white pc
per, Ne vail cell at the same rates row charg-
ed fer the blank paper alone.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

h5SsA ACGFcGu ANtCaNASus
THERE are several hundred Volumes Of Books
\ belonging O. DR.. RObbins' library loaned out
y Griffin. Parties having them will please return
tees1 20 hia ED roorss, and eblIgc,
iSs-lIn- L. q. STEWART
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FOR SALE.

A FINE Morgan Stallion, nine years old, IS
n hands high, Jet black OoloF, and sns style
and vary fAsL He Il Wsll broke 60 harness. as
can be seen By calling the undsrsigued ~ miles
from 0rifaa.
juns16-1W A. ]. MATHEWS.
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To THE PRESS.

THE Press IL respectfully informed that they can
at ell times Be furnished with GOOD PRINTING
INK a. Doderate rates.
The quality Of this INK will speak for itself by
referring 70 the "Meresry" and "Courier'' Of this
atty TO either OF whieh references made.
All orders must be accompanied BY n description
Of PrssBos used.
J. LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Charleston Printing Tux Works,
feb9f---d. King street Road Charleston.
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HR VTRE

A COMPETENT and experienced cook, washer
n and ironer, who il also acquainted with
general heusswort, and is very fair seamEtress
Apply at this once. junel5-tf
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rUzsDATnOENTEe.s UsE .. 1884,
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RAGS mACku

We viii pay the highest market price for good
cotton or linen rags OF give in exchange for them
hne Engliuh lettsr and cap paper, or Envelopes
Apply Ut the REBEL OFFICE
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22
NokIHAMPToN, 1886,
Rev. Stephen Mix,

An ESrERPalslSG AeENr.-An enterprIs-
Ing travelling agent Tor u well-known Cieve
land tombstone BlsnuiscIory, recently mad.
visit 10 small town In a neighb irinx coun.
~. Hearing 10 the village that a man In
fem u part III the township had lost his wife.
b. thought he would 20 aud see him. and Of
fer hi e&sBolsiioa ssd a gravs-stone on his
u ial reasonable terms. Thu road was hor
riolr, irigbtful Que; but The agent persevered.
sni arrived at ia. bereased mans house
Tas b-reaved mans hired girl told the agen,
thst the bereaved man was splitting fence
rails over In the pasture, sbout two miles
Tie interchangeable agent mounted his horse
n1d stated for the pasture. After falling into
all manner of mud holes, scratching himseii
with britrs and tunb'ing over dpcayed logs.
thu agent found the bereaved man. In SUBJ
duel Voice he asked the man II be had lost
his wife. The man said he had. The agent
VAS verv sorry 10 hear IL, and sympathzed
very deeply with the man In his great sorrow
bir .ath. he said. WIS an insaiiate archer.
and sho' down all. hph Of high aud low de
gree. He informed the man that what was
his loss was h-r gain." and would be glad 10
set him grave-stone to mark the spot where
IN loved one slept, marble or common stone.
jl>t rs hs chose, at prices defving COMPETE
lion. The bereaved man said IN re was
slight din .ultv In the way. Haven't Won
lost your wife - said the man. why YES |
have" said the man, but no grave-,tone ain't
necessary, f'r ynu see the cnssed criiter ain't
dad yet; she's scooied with another mani
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

SALT YER Us SALrPEraE Peter Brown
kept smad country grocery. Living In az
agricultural district, customers were yer,
scarce, and sales few and light. However
he h d garden adj dining hi. store, and when
not employed within, he was attending 10
his Vegetables. Ole day farmer drove up,
aod stopping, he Familiarity exclaimed:
'.tSot any salt Peter?,
Mo- the Grocer replied.
Tso hours afterwards the farmer drove
back. he having been a distance OF ten miles
al visited several other stores In the course
oil his ride.
"Tnmpkins' did you End any saltpetre ??
called Mr.. Blown from the garden, resting on
his hoe.
''Salfpetre! no, I didn't want that; want.
ed sau!'
"Why didn't you say so In the FIRST place p
fepn ID Peter. Il have plenty OF salt"
A,rai-i proper rspect to a comma "A
In lhsL Instance might have saved long drive
and weaiied horse. Knlckerbocker.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

Every Intelligent and think ing person must KIN ow
.hat remedies handed out from general use should
nave their efficacy established by welltested expe-
riehee IN the hands of regularly educated physi.
eian, whose preparatory study tits lin for all the
autes ne must inlh yet the country is flooded with
poor no,trums and eure-ails. purporting to be the
ways injurious; The unfortunate should be PAErIc.
uLAR In selecting bis physician, is a aments bic
yet inconfrSyertable fact that many svphitio an.
tients are made miserable with ruined copstitnti1p
BY maltreatme Mt from inexperienced physiciars in
general practice; for 1t Ia point gen, rally
b. the best PHOTOGRAPHERS that the study and
agement of these complaints should engross M.
whole time Of those who would DO competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The inex.
perienced general practitioner, having neither on.
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
theirpathology. commonly pusrues one system o.
treatment, in most cases making an indisoriminate
curry,
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22
Acminis,rator', Sa.e.

NOTICE q hereby given. h tpur ia Il 10 Iicens,
~ tr'm IN dye II rrooate FIR cuube- arc
County. hall sell a public aucti Jn, at my dwell
ing house ia NAY mond la said &, nniy on he ltl
dsy of set mber. 1854. At oc oek Ia the alter
40 ia the lowing real estate belonging to the rs.
tate OF james ii Jordan. la OF laid a. IN nd de
ceased ,lz: tue sio. of he DOVER out {
the widow "f said ec.sscd, ard also abou' dfteei
acre. wi land sriusted in ssid kaym Id or IN.
northerly side OF the r. I'D leading from h a. mono
IA II - New gloucester.
said sac beng necessary for the payment o.
charges Of Adm nistI alton and other iueidsnta
charges.
OLIVER p. JORDAN, Admir-.
BY A. b. nolde :, his Atty.
Aug. .. 1854. 2w8w&dit
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

CASE or SPINAL DIsgAsr o1Psn
This is to certify that went TO see Mr.. M.nct..
ter last March With Daughter OF mine ,,,,
spinal disease. for which she had been doo,o,,, -.
nVeyears, and BY number Of physicians az
kinds; and she has had twerty-one Application.
electricity applied. but all TO no esct but ,ss a.,
tinuaiiy grew worse. oark to the eOnclp-,on
the last reSort, to 90 and see Mrs. Nanohes,er an
soi ana 70 my great surprise she told me the Gre.
aase OF the disease, and how she had been nom tim.
70 TIME which encouraged me to try her medicine,
iaid 50. and now my daughter is able 10 Be around
TIE house all Of the time. She also rides ten or A..
.een miles without any trouble or Inconvenience
n short time che viii be restored to per.ee,
ne-a'n. since my daughter has been dcstoring =,
nave heara OF great many cases that Mrs Ms nohe,
yer mas oafed. think II any person deserves Pat.
ronAge. tho one who tries to preserve the hesltr
o. the sek and suffering; and know that al, u-o
every effort which liss In her power 70 h.psa, he,
sARAh l.. ksIaKT-,
6zoReR EfeR4r,
ABBY Il. kMsn1s,
n~.... 49, khnA kMesrs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

OSE OF THE TENASrs-''Jimmy,ns said
M. Aarphy Ia nis sou, get soni- kiadin' an
be alter IN kim A firen
'Plsz., sir, can't; Mister O'Brien used
tn ls-t mister yesterday
The binis ers all gomez Tin 20 on the
roo AID 'hrv the virtu o. Thin shingles"
Ext Jimmy.
la lew weeks afterwards, Mr.. Murphy
went to his landlord and wanted "rednck.
shia o. reDt-kaze why ? the roof lakes!,
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

W tsHIHgE u tlItN Junt =. ia.
WANItD-Snrge MS and dssisfaKt sHr0eon,
w for the q iored Trcups-t auaidstes must he
Graduates of some Regular Mejical College and
must be examined by a bosrd OF Medical Officers 10
be convened by the SURGEON Cereal The Board
viii determine whether the candidate Will be an
pointed surgeon or Assistant Surgeon, according 10
merit Applications accompanied by one or more
test nor isls from respectable persons IS 10 moral
character Sc. should be address, ed 70 The Surgeon
6eneral. U. ;. A, Washington, ID. Z , or TO Inc As
sistant Surgeon General L. S. A., Louisville. Nv.
Boards are now In session at Boston, New Yo
leans ~" VI
Also wanted Hospital Stewards for Caiored Reg
imenis Candidates. must posses a tar English I'd.
ucation. ana DC familiar with the CON oundinR and
nsing OF Medicines Application must be m sde
a. IN the esse Of Surseons and Assis ant Surgeons
compensation from s23 90 TO $50 90 per month with
e'othing, rations, fuel and quarters.
Jos N. BARNES,
luyl-sawSm Acting Surgeon General.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22
tsiisuaturcs Of two Euarautess.)

tSheuaNeAe'o wv t"n&~uSrNo'} ~
(Dste.l
Mituess.
I hereby certify that the above named---are known
to me men Of property and able to make good then
guaranty.
lsignata-e.l O. II.
(Datel
To be sigued by the United States District Judge Uni
tel aes District Alto ney, Colec;or, Navy Agent
The following the classes required the respec-
tive navy, ards:
KITTEaY-MAINR,
No. 1. Flax snvas and Irvine; No. s. Sperm on
No. Z, Cooking uensils No. 10, leather No H. Leaa.
Hose No Lanterns; No Is TaIlow - station
cry No % hardware; No "a, Ship chand cry; No q
Dry Goods No. ~, frvwood No. a. Tar Oil, and Neat
foot Oil.
cHARLEsTowN-MAssACH
No. L. Flax Canvas and Irvine; n. Sperm Oil; No Z,
Cooking Utensils No. g. stoves No, TO- leather No IL.
leather Hose; No H. OK Hides for Rope; No g. Sheet
lroa No. Is. Soap and raow No. e.. Brushes No. =,
Stationery; No g. Hardware. No "a Snip Chandiery ;
No %, topper Hirei No q, Dry Goods; No. %, Fire
wood No. 81, Whale Tar, aud Nsat-ioot Oil.
BgooKLYN. NEW YORK
No. !, Flax Canvas aud Irvine; No. 3, Iron Nails,
SAesye kvets, etc No T. Thu Zane etc; No s. Sperm
Oil; No. .. White Pine, Ash, Black Walnut etc No q
Cooking Utsnss No. 8, Stoves and Cooking Cabooses
No. 10, Leather No IL, Leather Hose No r. ugnum-
vite No IL Lanterns aud lamps; No Is Soap aud ilow
No 20 brushes No p Stationery No % IarJware No "a
ship Chand eryi No q Dry Goods; No ~ laewocd No
81 Neatsfoot uil
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FORM or GUARANTY.

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that la the foregoing bid of--ior any Of
the ca-ses therein named be pied, he they will
within ten days after receipt Of abe
post Office named, agent designated tn.
contract for the with good and sufficient sure'ies
and in tee szidshsll fail into contract
aioresod, guarantee make good the difference be-
tween the oder Of the said--and that which may be
accepted.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22
POETRY.
(WIiitsn for the Press-l
Sherman.

Sherman.
Net With slew and da-tard movements.
Lingering step aud backward ganse;
But with bold aud fearless measures
Thy heroic troops advance.
whrrs the battle rags fisrcsst,
Where the loudsst csnnons roar,
There to raise our sttr-lit banner,
" here twill wave forever more.
Onward, onward worn and wesry,
Yet With word. or hope and cheer
And thy strong heart bsats lighter
As thu victory drawvth nsar.
Guiisl BY ahand stsrnsi,
Vita thy glrsmins blyoness bright
Daily Ike sclouiy pillar.
And shiniug f~us at night;
Winding not III rebel picksts,
Moved not at the random gun,
somsthing more than famss bright lsursls,
spurs our nobs hero on.
Deeper s.rrins Of martial music,
Echo through the balmy air;
NIL the hum Of happy voices.
hose the stxr-lit banner fair
Float goa the Soutaern breezes
Whore the traitors cmb EN- spread;
Add ArLAxrAs strongest forces,
Sreak beneath brave shes mans tread.
CARRIE A. HANDLry
Westbrvok. Aug. 1854.