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For the Pool.
rr-~N Steamer CLIPPER" will leave
.k-s.=szssse3 Factory Island what. Ssco, foI TIE
'r , every dsv. SUNDAY eScepteclG lnA
tnd2 N. Returning leave the Pool nj ii A. N.
and p. N, srriyinE In time for the evening train
~. Portland.
Fare from Sdco 10 the Pool and ba 80 cts.
Excursion Ticket iurnish TO pa ties Fifty or
NOR, from PORTLAND 20 he Pool and back, by rail-
road and Yea N boat, a. 80 cents
ROSS STURDlyANT.
IS Commercial st., Portland.
Aug. ID, lsG4.-dtf
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MONEY LosT-Special attention is invited
70 advertisement OF Money Lost in another
Column. The person losing it is poor hard
working woman, and the hndei will do a
christian deed by promptly securing it TO the
owner
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SALE OF REAL EsrArE-The lot of land
on Congress street, next west OF tho residence
OF DIR. Ludwig, containing 546o square feet,
was sold at auction yesterday by f. NJ. Pat.
ten. 1t brought 81 per foot, and was pur.
chased by John w. Lane, ESQ.,,
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Gen. 4. p. Hut Morta,ty wounded.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.
Advices from Petersburg state that in the
rebel attack on our forces on the Weldon rail-
road, Gen. A. p. Hill was mortally wounded.
MAJOR Gen. Heth killed, and son of Gen.
r. Z. Lee was killed.
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Setsars or Arms In yev Yorh.

n., New YORK, Aug. 70.
lnlrty-tWo cases, each containing thirty
revolvers, were seized YESTERDAY by Marshal
Murray. They We're destined for the traitor.
Gus Sons OF Liberty in Indiana
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u. =. Marshall, sale,

U. =. Marshal's sale.
UNrTED STATES or AN RIGA
DI-TRiCr OF MsNE.ss.
DURsUANr TO a verd: Expo: 10 me eirectea
L from the Hon Ashur Ware. ia ge of the Unit.
ed States District Court. within and he District
f Name l shall expose and Sell at Public vendue
to the higbe tidde tier for TIE following proper
y And merchand re at the time and place within said
District a. lows.
Atthec usToA Hous BUIt DINO. on Fore street
in PortLuad, IN N nd ~ me 5th dag cr September
merit. a ten s'c'ock, 4 NJ;
SIX CAsfs OF BRANDY AND
Tks THoU AND tfGARs.
THREE BARtlLs LAasEs AND
Two HousANp ,l6.Rs.
TIE sane ay'ng been dee-eed forfeit 20 the Unit
ed States In the Dis ric' Court for said District and
ordered to he sold and the proceeds disp SD Of
cor IT. z TO law.
Dated At Portland this 18th day OF August A. d.
1854.
CHARLES CLARK,
v. ). Marshal
Dist. q Maine.
auglsdti
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G0rham Seminary.

INHE Fall Term of this In stit ution will comm ence
L ON TUESDAY tue Snh OF August. ana continue
eieven weeks. under he charge Of
W. u. LORD, \. NJ.
Inquiries re alive to the scLoc should ut adarvss
cd to the PriL cipzl ~
Gorham. Aug. IS. 1854 -o&wt
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The subscriptions to the I 30 loan to-day
as reported at the Treasury Departments,
amounted TO 1857 800. TOTAL subscriptions
s22,397, 600.
Ine subscriptions to the 1910 loan to-day
amounted to $233,000.
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Fessst struck Lg IfOfufua

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %.
Sch. J. ". Turner, Capt Berry, of and
from New York, for New Orleans, was struck
by lightning on the 10th and burned,
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" aniesi 10 ltenf.

RooMS.or part ola u use who " or party furr
~ saed, ~ Al iusekeepi x. ny a vouax couple
without family -sighest refer lce s giyen A o. .
"oeorge.r Al this office. d..
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Lss Of Land n, Aucs,ou.

FRIDAY August 9elh at - o'elcck NJ, on thu
Up, M rs, We s.s -ti % Of lsi on srk 81 !.
20 me On We &C about 20 ,et en- Cia.k 81
y ab ut 20 feet back This Is giaa d and =.
aitd 81 aoy 10 Luid upol-a sood liz q lot lar
two ,malI house 'S' io'
At III 20 ocs. m"e lat. ly af er the ,bo,e ..,s
We SAL sci 1.-TWO stoiy double 1e.,ntn a. i, .eh
st.
HENRY BAILEY q Co Aust,o.seru.
tuy 29-. "a
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Per steams. ip China, at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Aug. 18Th
Sales to-day were 1900 bales, including 90 to
speculators and exporters The marxet closed witt.
an Adv. ncing t;ndency.
Breads utfs quiet aud steady.
froyis' obstructive.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Aug. I3.-Consols
closed At sst aSsi Tor money.
AMERICAN SECURIriES.-Iiino Central rail-
road 46g43 dis; Erie Railroad s0g42
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Special Advantages If his Loan.

IL is a a.ionai sarings Bank, ofIsi ing higher
rate of interest than any oil err and the best
ts. Any savings bank which pays its d pos.tors in
o. s. Notes considers that IL is laying in the best
circulating medium Of he country, and it cannot
pay in any hing better for its assets either
in Government securities In notes or bonds pay.
able In Government paper
1t Is equally convenient as temprary or parma.
nent investment. The note, can always be sod for
within fraction of thee face and accumulated ir-
terest and the best security with bank. as coat
erals for discounts.
Convertible into 6 per cent. $40 Gold Bond.
In addition TO the very liberal interest on the
notes for three years this privilege of erson is
now worth aeou: three per cent per aanum. for the
current rate for go Bonds is not LEES than nine per
cent premium and before the war the premium on
six per cent ~ s. stocks were over twenty per cent
Ii will be seer that the actual profit on this loan at
The present ke rae. is no, less than tea per cent.
perannum.
Its Exemption State or Municipal
Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages We have enum.
Grated, speca Act of Congress eremp;s all bonds
aai Il, asary notes from local faration. On the
average, this exemption is worth about two per
cent. er annrm, sccording to taxation in various
parts of the country.
l, is believed that securities offer so great in
ducements to lenders those issuei by the Govern.
ment. In all other forms of Indebtedness. the
ia III or ability OF pri'st parties or stock compan-
iea separate communities only pied ged for pay
ment. while the whole property of tie country is
be TO the discharge of all the gations OF
the United STATES
While the Government offers the most liberal terms
for Its loans it believes that the very strongest sp
peal will be to the loyalty and patriotism Of the peo-
| pie.
Subscriptions ciR be receired by the Treasurer of
the United States At Washington, the several As.
sis ant Treasurers and designated Depostaries and
! by the
First National Bank OF Portland, Maine,
and b. al National Banks which are Depositaries
public money, and all respectable Banks and
Bankers throughout the country will give further
informal on. and afford every fac lty to subscribe
Aug20-d&N2m
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N O II I . Il
PROVOST MARsBAL's OFFICE.
n..,rsf-f Sfoft ~ Hnine

pRovosT MARsBAL's OFFICE.
Frat Distrie'. s'ote u Maine.
Portland. AusssI II h. 1885, J
VSouIRIhs on all crdnsr. subj cts cor pee'e
| Win tha enrolment, DRAFT. eAenl fions. liabih
"a A art c.edis ard sccounfs OF men fu ni-he
should be addressed TO the Provnet Marshal of III
&, pgr.sso al Dist let. snd In he h. pot able I,
an. .r them he vii ssk in iorm, tian the royos
Ma sl,,enersl ~ q Stat. Answe ma, be thu
Q cured more prompt, III n bv adore sir < the Pr
a>t Marsh i General y Washington, whe-. moi'
impor ant business o ten ] rev, NJ pr mpt apsw'l'
20 multitude o. !, quiries now scdtees 20 The ~
e on al ano other matters If mi' or eehs'
qpene~
CHARLES n. DOUGHTY
Csps and Provost MARSHA LIST ID sfr's' AAhs'
Aug le-d9m
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Wanted.

LNOuR Girls to act a. walters n.
Il ATKINS N & INGERsOIL's
Estisg House, ~ MiddIe St.
Portland. Aug. ls-alw
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PORTLAND Council No. /, q. L. Of A., will
hold its regular meeting at the usual place, at
Z IL o'clock this evening.
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AHediO0 sale % HsemI |, ,,uer.

Rf virtue of Incense from ,h.T !. g..
- .umpeflai un's Il 81 ali Sc ub e .uci,sn
inc ~, y. Ia o. with ih- beildir e.. ssiual. a
"a rvftiand saia loi coltailii Ton, - -
- rear STREET ana aba ut sever /, I, 81 * sIu,rs
,ril, decs aseu. s esesi Az
The auction will take place en- a.. mr., mia. n.
rhuisoaj s,pt,mte 1. ] "a, ., IL .'cIoI'
Az. u. ST. VANS, A. M sl-,r.,.r
HENRY bAiL.l& 90 -tc.ra,.'s.'
Portland. July 81. a. eedt..l n a.
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BY TELEGRAPH
roTHk
Portland Daily Press.
Odasial List or Killed and Wounded IN the
Tote Engagement at Mobile.

O6tsial List Of Killed and FOUNDED IN the
Tote Engagement at Mobile.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The following Is extracted from various
official reports received at the Navy Depart
ment relative to the casualties in Mobile Bay
Killed on the Harttord-Wm. Ii. Higgins,
Acting Ensign; also the following landsmen,
ordinary seamen, &C.: Charles Shaffer, VIM.
Smith, Lewis McLane, Benz. Harper, James
b. Osgood, AID, lphus Pulle, rhos. Baine, j. {.
Scott, Thos. Stanton, Jas. Alexander, Henr,
Clark, Vim. E. Andrews. Frederick WinseIl.
Geo. Walker, Thos. Wildes, Geo. Stillwell
David Mouog, Peter Duncan, Andrew +.
Smith, Francis Campbell, Chas. Stevenson,
David Curtin. A number were wounded Sc
verely and transferred TO the hospital at Pen
sacola. Twenty were wounded slightly.
Killed on the Brooklyn-W. II. Cook, Act
ing Masters Mate; Eli Howard, John Ryan.
Chas. D. Leymond, Thos. Williams. Lewi'
Richards. Michael Murphy, WIN. Smith, Rich
ard Burke, Anthony Dunn, James McDer-
mott; wounded, 43.
Killed on the Laekawana-Jas. Williams,
Master-at-arms; John Seaman, captain OF
forecastle; Chas. Anderson, seaman; Richard
0stev, colored boy; wounded. IS.
Killed on the Oneda-Frank Levasy, Thos
Gibson, Albert Phillips. John G. Jeason, Jas.
Agen, Emanuel Berakin, Robt. Lenox, Pat
rick Doris; wounded severely, IL; slightly.
Is.
Wounded on the Monongehala. 6; on the
G llena, 2.
Killed on the Metacomet-John Stewart !;
wounded, 2.
Killed on the Octoroon-W Ii. Davis !;
wounded, 10.
Killed on the Kennebec-Daniel Godfrey I;
wounded O.
There Is no report regarding the loss on tina
Tecumseh.
Admiral Farragut reports to the Navy De-
partment that on the night of the 22d ult., n
party OF ten men, under Lieut. Cotton and
Acting Ensign John l.. Hale, were landed
from the sloop-ofwar Oneida to capture
picket guard of the enemy. The succeeded
in capturing one lieutenant aud iour privates.
Ensign Hale is spoken of in the highest terms
for bravery and gallantry, and is recommend
ed for promotion.
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P.oy,sion ,,orr fo. An,e.

YUyHI Stock aud fixtures Of Irovisi n Store,
Il ,ayorai y located IN thryi az isrtu. IN 4
town. the II &c nf X r., few mi e. tio.a ,ort-
land. This l. good chance FOR apariy With q ,ma..
capial. Expe ases small rrnt uly i've collars q
m nth. M.II be sold tow Tor c ,sh-eh Lge tusi-
ness cause of sale Present quota VI the town to lie
flied b. epl stmeuts. call on o adde's immeci
atty .. ". BCRNHAw.
International Hou Portland, Ne.
Aug. %. 1854 -dtf
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EDUCATIONAL.
Portland Academy.

THE Fall Term will tegin September 5th II,
L Union Hall Free ST.. opposite tue hurcu IN
pis oi poth xes ,eeeiNei foI sdu,si Isl inies-
msti9a inquire VII. ID. HANSON 81 CoDr,e,. "a
A1g 2z-axw
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Wanted.
Wanted,

LADY wish sa siiuui N a. Hous, kserer
"A Piesse address Home, Po.tland r. o.
Aug lS-d6t
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WaDseG.
IN CUSTOM Coat am % Gu stom Pant massr.
~ apply at Ciotni"g Rooms Of
KOODMAN, ihUE & Co
Ang0-d wis6w
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Wanted.


IN The 10Th int at the Grand Trunk psnwa,
y po'. or on the cas-. Lady's Gvld Watch
with short c. afu and he attached. " hoover Wi
return the same will be nj ably rev ard-d by
GEO. II. STARR No 80 EXCHANGE ST
PJrtiaud, Aug p lSs4-o3t
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TO THE AFFLICIEDf
DIR. W. N. DEMlNG,
Medical Electrician.
NO. A ClMpp's Baeck.

.NoLLD respectfully snaosses 70 n. ssr,.s. A
rertiand and vicinity. that he has p<rnals N T.
iocated IN this CITY. During the eleven Tia
al ' have teen an TOW We have care q q "a a
10 worst forms OF disease II persons pLo ave tr,sd
nef ioims VI reainebt N ss4h. slo cpFirk Pc
snts IN 81 short . time that the qsestion - off~n
aked, do they stay curedf 10 ansx o. thn qpssficn
VIII say that ali thai do not tay CO "a ue = u
octor the second tim vi hotLils.
Ut. ID. aas been prnesicx ..secfricfan n ~ susx.
leyears, anu is also regular gTs1sateo b, ssc.a
.ectrci5 70 lersetiy ADAPTED 70 chrtnk di>ess<e
the form Of nervous OF siek beaasel<, re4 rsIrrr
the head, neck,or .xtremiries; censnm psien n /.
the acute stages or where the lungr are not n :
lvoived; acute or chronic iheumsfkn, scrofnln x
sesses. white swellinKs, spinal aisessss, snrvsrt
the spine. contracted mnscles, oktorseo In a
dsy or parAlysis. Of Sitas Lance, deasnsus. PES J.
ring or hesitsncy Of speech. dyspstsia, ind,res-
OF, case that can be preeento astbna tftr>. /.
.'.'.'-r.' Of the ohoss. md all ferDs - ~ Q
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.rg2 dlsd
n ice.

uyuIs dav give 10 nv two sons, Z J. and ChAs.
i Randall tEsir time, to oct and trad or a.. =
syes. shaIl not claim then vag,s or pay her
ehss. c. RAND u. k.z F-lAs. Ne.
wnpess. Mary Pillsbury. May 8. filirbu'y.
lane % 1874 tuness
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aorscs, Carriages. a. Harns sses,
ar Auction.

saturday. August 6sn. At u o'c'ock a. n. en-
=, .me sueef, horses. Carriages ant II IN. 80 q.
lcrn1 Carr ale. Top Rub gs. Csbco,e Va. .,
A. LINUS Express Wagon and HHrls sss; u NJ
eAeh new AT secono ha,d
Ana "A, hENaf BAILEY Co., Auct.rs.
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Dissolution,

'IyHE copartne'riip heretofore existing between
Il Sweat and Ileay~s as ATTORNEYS Law. . TIN
lay issnlved by ual cunseit. The anAiI sol th'
lave drm will he sdjG- ed b, eithe- party.
NJ Sweat viii cnntii u In business al once NC
III Mid lie street. Musseyh ROW.
Mr. Tleay at the Office Of Howard Clsasee w
l. u " SWEAT.
NATHAN GLE yFs.
pN-.iard Iulv 18th 1874 Disaom
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U. S. 7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that
subscript ms will be received for Coupon Treasury
Notes. payable three yea from August Is, 1884.
with semi annual interest at the rate OF seven and
threetei thu per cent per annum.-principa and in.
tercst both to be paid in lawful money.
These will be convertible at the option of the
bonds. payable not less than 1--WE nor more than
twenty years from their date, the Government
may elect. They will be issued in denominations OF
fifty. one hundred. five hundred, one thousand, and
1--we thousand dollars. ard all subscriptions must
be for fifty dollars, or some multiple Of any do.
lars.
Tho notes will be transmitted to tbs owners free OF
transpoi tation charges as soon after the receipt
the original Certificates of Deposit ss they can be
prepar d.
As the notes draw interest fro m August IT, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay
the interest accrued from date OF note to date of de.
post.
Parties depositing twenty Ave thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time will BE-
allowed commission of one-qnarter OF one per
cent, which will be paid by the Treasury Depart.
ment upon the receipt of bill for the amount GER
ti6ed to by the officer with whom the deposit was
made. No DEDUCTIONS for commissions must be
made from the deposits.
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WANTS, LOST,FO
Wanted.

WANTto hire immedh tely. to work In the Qua,
L termss er's Depa tment Nashviile lie ~ 81
ood HeweIs. 10 CHI, ppers, ana 10 Lsborers a.
$40 PER month each In addition to he ali - rates
rrspor alton will be furnished to Nashyil e and
BOARD sher arriving th're. Wages will commeuee
from time o. leaving tor place o. defamation 70.
Ne, of n l.. CLARK. cow Sg.a,
Aug 20-dlw
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ny H1eCtr1c1ty

9y 11eCtr1C1eY
The Rheumatic the gcuty, tins lame sno rns n, .
AZ with JOY. and move with the agility and sl,sl
Of youth; the heated brain 10 cooled; th< nos
tten limbe restored. the uncouth defcrmifies ~.
loved fainfnere converted TO vigor, veaknsss O
rength; the blind made to see, the dsaf to heol
e gaisisd form TO move upright the hier-iskes a
nth are obliterated; the dccSe>sts OF mafrrv 70
evepted, the calau i'ie< OF old are obviafsl. -
active circulation maintained.
L D q BIS
Tho have cold hands ana fs~t; weak ssomssAs
.ne and weak backs; nervous and si<l hesGxcl
zziness and swimming in the head, with u oisss.
n AMI constipation OF the boz els; pain d he SOC
nd back leucorrh0a, tos whifes); hlllme1 3, IL
'omb with internal cancers. tnn orr, poly bns ~
thai long train disease< vii IND h D lertr,r.
q sure means OF cure. For painful DensfrpasS< /.
oprofust nenstruation, and al Of fkose Il NJ II
troubles with young ladies. Electricity Il ere =
,ecihc and win, in short the reefcrv tie NV =
the vigor o. health.
1--WE Aoce Etscsro-CA. icas Aeporusue 70.
1rxctins Mineral Poison N tie sys5sn-, Each -
lercury, Anthony, Arsenic, re. BuHdfsd, uke
troubled with stlf joints veal lacks ana ssri-
fe other difficulties the direct cause Of which -
inc czses out OF ten h the effect Of poisonops dvpsa
be restored to natural ngth and vieos b. ~
se Of frcm i've TO eight Bath.
ofhce hoars from o'eicek a. =. 70 Y.u.tlS
ana TO P.n.
-onsplsatinv Fper. Ivle tssa
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Portland, july 80. l g.
DIVIDEND Of two ,liars pr share. 'ess the
N COVER ,me a. exc tax, will lie paid - tar vi
ace g. ard ~ er The Cd sf ng s next. t. the h Id
or. of shares in Federal currency. rs recorded III
The oloss of business on the Soth Vt June last.
CHAs. 4. BARRETT, Treas'y.
sug9T&Fs~is
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so Lulalb, rIiiass.

A PERMANENT situs,ion want, BY q &c Der and
IA IA dusirious man wao has haa al esrs' eA
p-Iie in he basiDe,s Is q Salesman In q " ho
sale sud ro'sil Lumber Yard who |, competent 10
tase charge offs Up * surse,ii lamb, for sh'
shipping 20 Aud ess 4 let .tr tok Is, otiis
flee, ,sii whers and hen an interview can Ls
hao. and 1t aii b promptly attended 10.
Auf 10 do
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CORTLAND DRY DOCK COMPANY

N assessmett of Ffsht Dollsis per shar, On ih4
n Capitai stock OF the Company 10 ow o. ana
payable at the once OF the Lresse,,.s -. - mn -
cial street. - y. - SAsAos Ass1&ezsfs
July 10th, lssA-tM
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First National Bank.

This Bank vii CONVEX, the -even-thirty n. 9 ma.
turing Aug 49, snd Oct. l. into six per GEN. bond,
of 1881 in all the deuo limitations in ich the not.
were issued, viz $40. .loo. stoo ud sIlo.
w Z. GOULD. CASHIER.
Portland, July 80, 1874 eod,f
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AUCTION SALES.
CwO HOUSE. q. Auc,,ow.

two HOUSES az a WcstOsI.
[ D. Wed. esday August ha, So'oI o. p n a.
Piemi e., We sbsil r,bt Two sto.y y o. d.
u neLt ON IRE MAJ Cur her ne fo,t.
,,sshs wnks he hJu esa Ia good 70 sir
esli., om garnet 10 cellar. q. I'd Get, N ID
,fi. ci.., he lot, arr abou 80 y 70 sst
$500 seA.1sse ds.tiyl-te ms easy
susI7 I'd s,iLhi CO.. sctiopssn.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15
THE CALIFORNIA WINE CROP OF 1864.

Although this is year Of uue1ampled drought in Cali
orna that is at least without parallel during the last
twenty years. although the wheat crop has failed
petey in efourhs of the State and although the cat
tie have died by the tens Of thousands-wh all this the
wine crop not only good the average but promises
to considerably better. From all the grape growing
counties favorable reports received.
The ueyards less dependent upon the rain than the
heafeds Most Of our vines six eight years
old and their roots 90 down three four eefsr enough
find considerable stock Of moisture. At Los Angeles
and Anabeim there large bitches which bring water
from the Los Angeles and Santa Ana rivers in Ssuta Cha.
ra county the artesan wells furnish supply and ia So
the rain has been sufficient for the grapes In other
counties the vineyards not numerous aud most OF
them within reach Of irrigation. III there is moisture
enough during wet year to enable vines flourish dur
ing the first and second years they will be pretty
live afterw ards through the driest season.
While the vineyards promise the largest crop yet
gathered in the Statethat s, tho largest absolutely
well very large comparstivelyhe prospect for the
wine grower the Of ptces is also very encourag
irg Ii almost certain that the Californian wine crop OF
this year will be than million gallons and probably
lion and half The vineyards which are now
approaching the for bearing full crop promise very
rapid increase yield Of wne and we make oou uOV
gallons in 1864 we may make 2500O0 gallons IN 1868,
or even more the market offers sufficient encourage
meut.--Aha California 81 hugS
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15
MAINE ELECTION.

AZ expected the Republicans carried the election in
the State OF Maine Monday last Their msioy at the
last Presidential election all other candidates was
"a $780, and their msorty at the Gubernstoa election OF
last year was 1880 IL too early to have complete
turns Of the votes taken last Monday. Some reports
that the Republican msjory increased and others
that it will be about the same as year. The New York
Tribune says:
Tbe re.ult ia better than we had expected The Union
party carries the State OF aud by ust about the
majority Of lest year ecling Gov Copy by some IL 900
majority and putting John Lynch (Union IN the place OF
Lorenzo ID M Sweat (Dem in the next House OF Repre-
sentatves by about 900 majority MIR Sweat carried
the District in 1862 by l27 majority but that was bunder
not to be repeated The whole delegation in the next
Congress will be Unonst, including Senator in place Of
Mr. Fessenden. Tho Representatives wall stand fol-
lows John Lynch, Sidney Perbam James o. Blaine, John
III. Rice Frederick A. Pike. The Legislature OF course
Upionist all hollow"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15
FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.

The correspondent of the Baltimore American with Gen
Sherdans army says that although the military situation
in that quarter is unchanged he is Of the opinion that
there will shortly be resumption Of active operations
Geo. Averil now has possession Of Martnsburg
The following official despatch from Gen Sheridan, re-
cevsd at the War Department yesterday morning informs
Of successful encounter Tuesday between por-
ton Of his command and Kershaws division Of the enemy
NEAR BERRYvnLE, SEPTEMBER 13-7 P. M.
This morning sent Gen. Geltys division, Of the Sixth
Corps with two brgadss of cavalry to the crossing of the
Summit Point aud Winchester road, over the Opequan
creek.
Rhodess, Ramseurs, Gordons and Wharton's division,
found the west bank At the time Gems
Wilson and MackntOshs brigade of csvsy dashed the
Winchester pike, drove the rebel cavalry ut il
contact with Kershaws division, charged it, and captured
the Eighth South Carolina regiment, sixteen officers and
hundred and fortyfve and ts bsttle-hag, and
Col Hennegan, commanding brigade, with loss Of only
two killed and two wounded. Great credit due 70
Gems Wilson and Macintosh, Third New jersey and
Second Ohio. The charge was gallant one.
portion Of the Second Massachusetts, Reserve brigade
made charge the right OF line, and captured an officer
aud eleven men Of Gordon's division Of infantry.
Our loss in the reconnaissance is very light
p. H. SHERIDAN, Maj. Gen.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-15
HEALTH OF GOV. ANDREW.

We regret to learn from intmstion contained in hs
speech delivered at Eaneu Hall, in Boston Tuesday
evening ast that Gov Andrew is in delicate heahsuf-
fering from what he calls cannon in the heart
This distressing maady has been very fatal readers
know in Virginia especially in the neRbborbood Of Peters
burg but have not heard Of any deaths from it in
Massachusetts