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Lia' johnson.

GRAND NJ ASS MEETING
OF THE
VETERAN SOLDIERS UNION CLUB.
TIE second Gu nd Maa Meeting Of this Club viii be bel
At the
COOPER INSTITUTE
on THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. ,. 1874 .. u o'clock On
which occasion
MAJOR-GEN. y. p. BANKS
hes kindly consented to b present and VII pov-y ae-s.
ibe Meeting this bein, the only occaos DARN. the Camps.
the General viii speak before Nev-YOri sut~nce
HON. DANIEL DOUGHERTY,
OF PHILADELPHIA
COL. l.. Il. CARPENTER,
Of KENIUCkY.
AND
IAN ALLEN, ESQ,
I'D. esk on ll. occasion
! 8lso positively - TIE GITE CLUB
siNGI,,nb 0DVOlTHs BAND
MUSIC ~ RIVED FOR LADIES'
rR enr SEATS R2s. LIS FISHER President.
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fLdvprtlsernen,.l

Give CONTITUTOS WATER feir trial.-Wc
who uder some ssec,aiists care rom year
To year and We particularly Giuto 10 ladies who arc
constantly resortng local treatment and all sorts OF
loOl applications for diseases with much chance OF
succes, - there would be from local applications 10 the
throat fDf diseases of the brain SOD wholesale by
NoRcas & ALLEN No. 80 Cliff St.. ard all druggists.
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Gray Hair. Badness, Dandrnf. Itching, any
Disease of The scalp. Use

(" London Hair Color Re-gOrer and Dressing
" London Hair Color Restorer AID Dressing.
"Londoa lair Color Restorer and Dressing
Compounded stIet accordance with modern |es,tsois
Chemistry IL is dye does not stain the akin, sol hat
bonnet or the fines, linen. viii restore sTsy hair 10 ~
orr za color promote luxusut growth OF hair Oh bad
heads remove all dandrdf, cn: scurI. kc from tbs scalp,
rendering il perfectly healthy seeps the hair so, moist
xiy.s soss and beautiful appearance highly peril
and ss a dressing hiss superior sod By Dr. sTArSz
Sox No $50 North Sir,i-s, Philadelphia, ana AZ HEN
aoI n a DIRE STORE, No. 594 EkoApvAI.
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nd &c LAntEs Ot AlIEaIcA.
LYONS PERICDIChL DROPS,
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,

LYONS PERICDIChL .OiSOfSS,
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
TIE GREAT FINALE REMEDY.
TIE GREAT BEMALE REMEDY.
eur- a, COM lint. incident he and all OBJ
srucuo,, Of rs ure whi,orss proasens hsslis
yisor ami ~ sogb.
LYO1VS PERIODICAL DROPS
are better than oil pills powders and nosiszns being. nuia
preparation their actioa direct aif positive and needs
nothing Dot good 70 and understand the
why they all thoso ~ 20 which the female sy''s
/, subjected with d,Pstch ada degree Of certainty whie
nothing bat scientifically nporusoA aod psSpas,ss
could r.aco. They in tie obstinate cases..
RELIABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD
RELIABLE AID SURE 70 I'D COOD.
AND CANNOT DO HARM
AND CANNOT DO HAKn
to .h- u.os, deiclss cons.t9iis,o'.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS WI certainly prod cs The
regular return Of nature Rt.fen sday before the
Pc ted period .nd il maxim n the profession, tina, pre-
veu,ioa &. bette; .han
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS have beer s,ed by os.s-
tweniJh thassapd sfes within the p., months, aud
the testimony IL all l., e .-urely sar,s"
CAUTION! osUrIoN.,
Bear in mind tia. sa,ran,.e my DROPS TO CURE Sup
.ho0A be taken pregnancy e the these
DROPS would b. prodsce usc ssse II ta1,a wife
10 x,s.,.on, ard all e.aoned a usrs them. 90 o
wish /, d .faety un ler..Ood that de hold. ny eff
.ponsibe when use under Zach efrcDg Stances.
30 MARRIED LADIES
they are y sdaptd they king tie nOr.ay p~sa
with sseh peri,'a regularity.
nysu win piis! t-ss other
Seat By mad sGpEr,s TO any rat q the world The
Trade ally selling hem Al Is per bottles
il b. Hsl 1t requires U.s. sddo1al 70 prepay pos4ss
With.
JOHN L. LYON, Md, Prac,i,ia, Physician. No. 10
Chspa!ss. NswIHaven csan who be consisted shss
Personally or by etter eSosrning dsess AID eusls vsst
nslea
G.. q. CLARK G. Co.,
New-Hsven- Conn.
General Agent. FOR United ststsa
For S,s IA NsWYorkby
DEMAs BARNES Co,
No. n Psrtssw.
| r. C. WELLS Co.
| Ne. lis Frsuk3aa.s
| III. b. HELMBOI.D.
I No. 81 Broadway,
All ~ pssH'ss ~ AssshssMis, - w ssy ~ Ssssaa
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RosgRr c. WINTHROP and ISAIAH RYSDERs
ar. xtnroptpr for MCCLELLAN and PE.NDLFTOS Neither
J,oSsFR nor vANDEEBILr have lovely matched
Roam A. this.
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JEYFggs. No. 5s3 Broadway, is now prepare
o. seu his La1ies' oid Childrcu's SHors AMI Cent
Plain and Fancy SIppgEs at prices To sut the times
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PRRsoSAL.-Dr. Carnochan, the present Sur
Chief OF the State Hospital has been appointed
q visiting Surgeon to the New.YoTk opthsimio Hos
pilsl by the Board of Directors Of that Institution.
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loHNsrpwS Col. HAWKINS. Of T-rn
l AsxrDiAs -Iut.c p. b. TURNER ofTsr~
sIOAssTnrr-w ". NoRTHRUF. Ed
p,,,, TIE Hon Ee. B. R Iyi-s BySTryp
tMsj z X. PASGBORN
| NArsssrRr, Cr.-Gel. ~. ). FERRY
NAV bEUss~iex, y. The Hon. HORACE MAYNARD
PHn,Dsrrrr,, n &c. 4 FosrER ofKmua
NrvwisOsoa-}b,nn N NssNeRsrt
cRorox pAx-E1HAN ALLYN. ca
| r.x,s-ou Got. o. T BEARD
| lfhe lfv. Il BENSON
! Bars. PA-Ex-tcv RANDALL ri ~.
/ NsDDvILLE -PFoL IL. ". ADAMS.
POAr JzsySrsos-} & e, > :, iaanStAI -
MArra.vs 4 H1I; l2Ss = ~, s <,
! C,rz N,r Col jas. gAIf",N.
w,Rvics.-'f D. Api,IS 80
Pixg !. sa-{ 3 CtAFiiN e.t
d. FL. van ~ hA'tl -
hETHet. CLOS. J. COUCl go.
sovrHSrar p. NJ * E kF E fss \ "a
sssssS ioiSr.-c,rL GEo. ;. NoYhs-
NEWARK NN.-Hon TrcS' T. ALrcgD.
ArsrnS. TRICK lORiErI.
PoGT jEsv''-i oi w. G. n0ANE q y. ..s,s,s
Bnio5rp'ar e. Co. sItM Az !; W2p2soS'
NEnioxS Cr-Eor Bt1iFg NOBLE
Nosr,-x O. {ner % : - Rkt
CHlNr'oy-c. =. r9s rl.R q Ea,..a.
EaIsooALr.-ErgAE ALE. ,-t
PI,ryIzrn ;. J-w1 :. Ro1Issov 81
IAxsvfTLK tr--Co'. 4. W. SION. n' Atlus
.WocblCkv f-llf yANE. Rs.phAN
hiSoaauooS lion. As o.. J. AL.
NtAaAss. I'd 'i tt.AJ. \. : .tiL-
Js.on N0isiIHr;i,-
EJ3 Countess
COL RUSH C. HAWKINS
yai D..ri,t sta ist ura'st VIVID,
AJOLStte r DOW
Casitssu d C5nE,-ti,a.
HFsRT C.. PAsx s.s..A.y.
Yar;v, Rally. Rail, -, rf., lysri On De,s a sub
he m. --i-g % n SfXfi' y trN UNION ASSOCIATION
v q D. ieii q GOf.DgN5 VAIL =, 10 Csr.re st. on
lid SMITH ard o'ssn Va a.i.e,- Ire messing Also -
'''' - - u '''' DIy.D 3. DwIpz. rr.,iI,u.
GroseE gncsOT ser,.,ri,.
JoiSPH hsok
seventeenth Assembly, i'i-rr;rt Uais-Y Associn-
Regular Uahi Nomination
For Congress.
WILLIAM +. DODGE,
1871. 25lL. AMI BIZ, ~asi.
JOHN 4. SHERWOOD
galim,u Of c1nvo.,.n-
priou Nomination.
toa ssaBzg or AssESEiss
JOHN '. GRlDlsl.
Union Nop,inafsa
FOR MEMBER ~ CONGRESS
in the Third Di..sic, OF ihe State ,i New-Yors
JAMES HUMPH REX-
Cnien Nomination
FOR ASSEMBLY WILLIAM n. SrR0NG. II
First hss~ubiy District, 1
.sches,er County. Myrssna West "a Mcs chsssr I
klstehegsr, and Noakets
Parties inswaat of nion Ballots icr Shs Army,
d tsmpaim Documents tor cireoaion oon get AcE by
: DRAPER. Prea bent.
2rss c. I!.wxrss chAirrn,n TX. Coomii,e-
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GOES Cough EALsAM

IS the cheapest ard eicne IN the world Il b
0c The bo,tss artsin sen ruch any iaer at the
same price Z. o. CLARK co. Propristas.
New .laa<eu c.
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r.s % i.rrs 3. Go- .ho Rev Nm. Scv-r,
f-sls nigDas oTr va jOrF SABA IcURisk hN'n. scss
d. % sr''sl s'auo~ ID mon, 'tle ouly r''srfs tioo
lTre'r,i vs - receive, "a ys Il his pro n.sl pesss
Ii.oN ny statement p.lcs o. your coi.s8us.
r.. o.. Iisi 20 years hsre been ssc~d via Dysp-ps,s-
D.. . o, nsa what a,niglt 40 d distress iss tho
next lrnir, aRd il a. va, moruic au sight,
iis hive oisn scoe without asy meals Nroarh Jar l-wss
Zoe D}.itp,n Cue. IL sosped my pain IN one njn.ss
- sra W oafenee "a r. ana 80 strong my ApIsfa
drops 90 toe and enjoyed better han srs meal
lave eaisa ten years save taken only one bottle aut
can Low sa anything phase without PAIN u l. somShins
cannot orprn but ccnfisit ti-t sgs cared WAC
he who - One 'i0s Ano~ a' " Z, Sassnd
NJ" see WA. SiH' EMS
From III, r,.,Or Of nc N. E Church, Md on coos;
lave used CO.'S DYsPEP. CCSr" IN my family, sud css'
willingly tes.y 10 iss ysis usS-ns, HEsSs Ciosss
ssslsou. CT. Juae % les4 Ps,,or N j.. C6vrca-
1tav, fond Co.'s DrssseHA crAs 10 posses Ne vsac'
stributri 90 n ~ the Prop actors. T. Il. Furrta
New ilasrn, laly y. 1854
CHOLERA Non -cs Mess c C. Ozark Co yoa u,.y-
n.ai co.'s prsPEPnA C0Es isr Cioer. ,.sros.
ign g. yea p,sse ovel rny acme. Ns A. Dick SsS
Nse haven. July, 1854
Pom ,l, benefit Lrived ieou the q Coss DrwyrsrA
70 be siao4s ,ad ,i'.'e vac axe aced with ',ysprp
si4 o. toy fAILANDt r Lkxs
prrz,,- De-, ?, s.
.hey have ui-d signed Wn Dgrosr, Druss~s
cvsTox yov,s; srpvsrrs,po v,Icr, B,ssore. Ma
Nicer Dsa..s sAsss, 60 Aewac sS; rea, y,S ss
.ii invaluable m,dicine a noe GA sale IA IN. city
Ssnea, JcafaF Mcjnros
PRICE - PER rorrLg.
s,iby D rssts. every shsre
c G. CLARK & CO..,
New-l sven. Ct, ropa,toea
CCES COUGH sALsAM
c-sZEs coL9s AID coUGaS.
ooUS COUGH -iAI.SA.M
CURES cSDUPAND HoARsENsss.
CO.'S COUGH HAI.S.AM
CURES SOEE rHRoAr .,d al LUNG saI THROAT +
COMPLAINTS
cora COUlH BAISAM.
Tie as fos hs ea.. uloneyhe be., remedy tor -
Di,.i,es o. .l, THROAT CHEST AND LUNGS.
ia existence
From %, n,,gog q George Street. T. T. cssrs New
,er , ad l. ,s Ss.i;, remedy ~ coo,t. ADD coii.
Every sil'iy shoaii "a supplied vita H. j. SIMMONS.
Nxwysaa, Jsas 10, 1871
B ~.
Deer sir HE sdy 20 wh,n you s-ot 8 be,tls Of Ccsis
Cough hsaal As'n-d he sass aud l. muea pleased with
"a 31-.ts Pt'i.. saud rs sk bottles up-e by e1pesh
iosl, resYve,' a,Y. GO. 3. SIFRdAN,
NJ. "a Fifth IT., HsuYosk City.
DEykMr limo n 1914
Mesirs z. q. CLft Co.
Gents, We sell Coe. co1sh Ba.ssn shr about
year lt. popularity Hdiied Nv The fact Rat ses
bottles sny g-gh Drrparls The market, Toe
h. time bat it la snosA W. and oar custeuers
4 sp-as Ia the hl ,i.est term u its msyits.
Respectfully yclss, FARnAED SHELLEY y co.
Wha,-ae Druggists. DetrDii, Mich
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Swatch Chstns. New Styles. ,
lfHREE 1--WE. SEVEN TIN, FIFTEEN, fWEyTY.
FiyL 20 THIEF HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH Yor .as
By GEO. L. ALLEN, Ma as rro'dssr, oss t'ss ss.0~
CsaN ~
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NAERHE ID.

DURFEE-UNDP RWOOD-At the r,s,depce ~ ~
father. Tuesday, Nov. !. 1868. by tire Rev In
Of WiiismsoWn, Mass., John L. Dariee 20 Han
dag -hter u COruehns UIdcrw God, al q this lily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
Hurrah for the Funniest No. s, now Ready =

ErDeious Ari-socf3cy fr~tsndinx ArEtoctacFf
World, Stool Pigeon Dodge Ltle Asek Don't Remenesr
Crafty Police; Principles be Damned Deuocray and al ts'
vile compound Of secessioism ell splenddy liusrssa n
the III SSiE5T NO. ready More than al the pee'
and other aemonssTaioas combined fssici1ns es1o
he
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5pecial Notices.

The Rev. Bishop siDp ,oFs, ID. %. will .ey-rs lnc
upon our S1,ioral Conf te~ Music
TIL RSDAf EVENING. Nov. .. q 3 oclocC Tickets
be procured tree of charge NJ q the Noa1s
Men. Christian .sociasion, 81 Bible House Third
Niuhs,, and at he iooS,ng pees Rusaon No 10
astor HOUSE: Hurd Houghton No .Jl brosdSeye Apr-
ton No. AS Broadway; Miller Mathew No. T57 Broadway
Jones date CEowen No. SiS Broadway book roon NJ Zo)
Mulhcfrv-st.
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Medical Hydrokon,a.

Medical Iiydrokonia.
The ecient and rational treatment Of Nasal Cl.sh
Catarrhal Deafness. Cltarrh Of tbs Thro.a.
Bronchial Cssrrh aat Aslhns
INTRODUCED. AND PRACTIcED
DIR. S. CLESSON PRATT,
Ocui.t aud Aur Lecturer Diseases o. tito Orssas
spec.,i Sense Author of the Medical speoialis,,
Medical Hyirokona for csiarrA Sc
Professional Room No. 1876 Broadway oppo,ts
GRACE CHURCH"
Reception hours from 10 .. n. to ?. IN.
GARD SPECIAL.
Per,ons suffering from disease Of the ogins o. S2>c
So the Eye Ear Throat. Ca,ahsl D,ea,e may command
the professional service. o. Dr. PRATT without the chis
and modification aeiE aud dis-s's, p4rsded
in the public uew.psper Tho relation Of physician and pa
ten, one sacred trust aud involve, those feelings o. honor
and dec,cy alike cred able 70 zach This principle,
ned by oil educated medical Of whatever school be
lief the du,e. Of profession do require yiolss
THE MEDICAL SPECIALIST
I,"1rsd 20 any iJdre'. rsceiP; Of price IS cea.'
Addrc., DR. S. cLEssON PRATT.
No. 10 Broalvby n. Y
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Bead the Certificates,


AND THEN TRY TT
l WE GUARANTEE
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
TO CURE Tux WORST
Ease OF DYSPEPSIA
N EXISrTScE.
AsD WILL PAY
1000 REWARD
r nv ..,,is.,. Mill ri ~s.eA doe. Prove. tsvs>
issr'u. % 10 ,-uiins l. u 0LA'NA W
GOES DYsI a PSsA CURE
CURES DYSPEPSIA AND ~ QUESTION
COE'S DYSPEP. VIA CURE
CURES SICK HEADACHE AND II. 'ASrSORS
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA Cohh
CURES NAusEAAr STOMACH. cnoL sRA A'RSos'
AND DYsENrEaY
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUL'
Cars, a. r,,s al Opel,r. thai ORIGINATE in a. ''ic'ss
STOMACH or BOWELS.
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$4,000

$4,000
WORTH or GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
or THE FINEST QUALITY,
AT A REDUCTION OF 80 PER CENT,
WHOLESALE RETAIL
WARD, 10. 81 BroidSsy.
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TIE GREAT FINALE REMEDY.
TIE GREAT BEMALE REMEDY.

cur al conp,nt' ineidoat TO The and remove all %
.trctioa Of rs ure whf,orss prosgcing health
yigor ami ~ .aglI
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4. NtzT1T EURTTs, s.-r,.,f.
AIIPEn L.. lrrTI. ----1---'N
Grand "Nar Eaqicr and ecu
t,..se- sion n.M uasf-k A

y
ffOrIFONEU ENIib ~. eoHhitIsEi
IDoEs. " MOS WAR iAe-gs, iFN1 81 4
DRc.DvAI ASD IwlNII -iiA D. 1901 ,
NrW-AOTa Nos- .cfs Y hay
GENERAL ORDER No. 4-fhe United D-1 IN tLtr.-
inx s.u-d call Tor meeting at Jnonsg'z- = "a i'7
dry oycnin- ROY. . Anos z tAat The tuifrr "n-ei
Civ OF AeIors sh avoid lie di.-Iactfl s-u- MIN
recently occalled in iislcipiii, me ORANb :
IORCALiGHI NONSTEffION q, deferred ue't
FRIDAY " ENISCi, Nrs. 4 Los
JANIS NJ TnONSO:
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ARD, 10. ~ bf0id"sy.
cornelius x Bakers
ELECTRIC GAS BRACKETS,
ON EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE AT OUR STORE.
They can be lighted ins,antlneously bya
SIMPLE TOUCH or THE FINGERS,
Without the Of matches or tapers
Th.v ar. simple novel aud beautiful aud cannot well get
out Of order We invite the public to call and examine
them.
j.. V. HAUGHWOUT& CO.,
No. ass, 4s0 end 1872 BROADWAf
Gilt Comb.-New styles.
JUST RECElN ED-rso. Tlree. -Four, tive 70 twenty
dollar. each. for sale by GEORGE &. ALLEN, No. as
broadway, door below Canast
Post Once Notice.
On TUESDAY the LIST day o. November 1885, operations
under the - -.
will commence ia the United States.
LISTS or THE OFFICES
upon which Money Olders be drawn are posed At the
General Post Once and the dferc; stations Ia , ,y.
Money Orders can only be obtained At tie General Pos
Once Of Cedar and Asssausts, snd viii De drawn
upon any ,- 49,, non, 1,,,,,,c,,
for ~ one ~ thirty dollars.
Rate. of commission char ged foI Money Order..
On Orders exceeding 10 90 MS
On Orders TO- aud not .ceednz - csus
On ORDER go, and exceeding 90 20 cents
single Order issued FOR es than dosr or more tsl
thirty dollars Parties desiring 20 remit more than thirty dol
any adde's must procure additional ,ney " deA
JANIS KELLY, Postmaster.
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BURpsAiLS AENICA LINIMESr.
An in'aibe Tor bans Scsd.' SPains Itlennstsm
sc 81 lie application csys ihr pain nom
bun ~, in.sui (, u s, led iaIny stord De whouti
Depo, No 81 Barcay-st y. Y
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DRykmr. limo u, 1914.

Gents We sell Goes censh Baissn shr about
year l popularity indicated Nv The fact ,fAi sels
bottles than ,ny osugh preparl,"p IN The market Toe
the time bat it la Va and custeuers.
an peak "a the h ,isss term u its nsyits.
Respectfully ycl.s, FARRAND. SHELLEY co.
Nha-sale Dragssts DrtrDit, Mich
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FAMILY SEWING of every description neatly
dons on the GaovFR : BAKERS MACgL;T, at No. siJ
Brcsd ~ near 2ld lsdes and cld'eis garments nisde
Co ori ,nd mstcrisls con folly made an slor notice
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Fr,r, 'h, n,igor u George Street 4. r. cssra Ns~-
uBv.n
have nscls CD- Coz "a Bllau, IN ny family duris the
snstss remedy OR Couft aud Cot -
Every illaly siotI 80 supplied with 4. j. SIMMONS
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-13

attention Co. B-City battalion.
FT'HE members OF co. b are requested 10 neat I'm
Il the room over the old City tiall. for driH on
aonday evening. Aug. 18TH al u O'Clock precisely
sugl3 DIT Per oraar
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-13
i Y TELEGRAPH
TO THE
EV ENENG PAPERS.

From, Se,o Orleans : ArriraI of Gen. Banks
--suecessJat Gunboat Erpedifion on Grand
Lake.
New YORK, Aug. H.
The steamship Evening Star, from New Or
leans the 6Ih, has arrived. Among her pas
sengers are Gen. Banks and family.
Our gunboats made an expedition up Grand
Lake on the 10th ult., aud DESTROYED a large
number OF fiat boats just completed by the
rebels. Several were in course of construc-
ton. They also captured several small arms
aud aceouirements left by the rebel skedad-
ding cavalry men.
On the 18th the same gunboats captured two
boat loads of valuable lumber. and then re-
turned to Berwick Bay
On the 10Th party of Gen. Ulman's scouts
had fight with the rebels near Morgauza,
resulting in the flight of the rebels, leaving u
rebel captain and several men dead. and a
number of wounded, besides several prisoners,
in our hands.
Gen. Candy issued important trading regu-
lations on the "a inst.
Trading boats are allowed below Cairo. No
commercial intercourse beyond the national
lines, and trade stores are restricted to perma-
nent military posts.
Gen. Banks issued an order on the "a inst.
enlisting all able bodied colored men in the
department between eighteen and forty years
of age, the same to be put into existing col
ored regiments.
Six steam transports, from Brazos Santiago,
arrived at New Orleans on the OH. probably
laden with troops withdrawn from Texas.
Cotton active at S1.65 81 81 1-2 for mid
ding; -four SIG for choice; sugar and molass-
es steady.
Col. Appleton, of the Slst colored infantry,
formerly Of the 18th Maine, has resigned
1t was reported that the steamer Rob Roy,
with 100 bales of cotton, had been captured
and burned in the Oualanta River, by Texan
guerrillas.
Gen. Candy issued an order on the 10th ult.,
enrolling all citizens in the militia, expelling
all families of rebel soldiers, for persons liable
and all foreigners claiming to be neutral 70 be
enlisted as policemen.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-13
ORIGINAL IND SELECTED.

HEx-Gov. Frances, died suddenly at his res
idence in Warwick, r. l., on Tuesday morning.
ggThe Halowell Gazette Printing Establish
ment is for sale.
g-The crisis in Gen. Chamberlain's wound
has passed, and he is now at Annapolis very
comfortable, gaining perceptibly every day.
Gy-Gen. Washburne is in command at yicks-
burg with special charge of the river from Mem
phis TO Matches.
~ The new steamer Regulator, built in this
city, is now on the route between Boston and
Gloucester.
q Capt L. S. Reyes, of Jay, who was in the
hospital with Gen. Chamberlain, at Annapolis,
says he is rapidly recovering from his wounds
- Lieut.. W. b. Lapham, who is just recover
ing from afever, arrived at his residence at Bry
ants Pond. on Saturday.
u Ten thousand baskets of peaches for the
New York market, arrived in Jersey city on " ed
nesday.
eY-The following deaths of Maine soldiers
were reported Wednesday in the Washington
hospitals: David Sawyer, D, 3lst; Isaac C. York,
II, Doth.
R-The new Arrangement for running extra
trains of cars between Augusta and Gardiner, is
not only a great accommodation TO the travel
ing public but pecuniary success
EY-Geo. L. Wentworth, of Salmon Falls. n.
H., was arrested ON Wednesday on a charge of
robbng the mail in frdnsitu from the cars to
the postoaice
% The Grist andSaw Mill on the Great Works
river, in South Berwick, belonging to Isaac p
Yeaton, Esq, was burnt on Saturday morning.
10th ult
HThe new constitution of Louisiana abol-
ishes and forever prohibits slavery, and, at the
same time, provides for the general education,
without distinction of color.
Eg-The Supreme Judicial Court, for criminal
business, commenced its session at Bangor.
on Tuesday, Aug. 9th, Appleton, C. ]. presid-
ing.
BWaldo F., son of Mr. Joseph f. Hall, of
Belfast, was drowned, ON Monday afternoon, in
one of the ponds in Lincolnyille, near the Cam
den turnpike, as we learn from the Age.
Eg-Lieut. Geo. A. Chandler and Capt. Pills
bnry, 9Th Maine, are in Macon prison They
will probably have call from ten. Sherman, in
a few days
u The next annual session of the Teachers
Convention for Somerset County will be held in
Hartland, commencing Monday Aug. Goth and
continuing five days.
n A correspondent of the Oxford Democrat
says a son of Edward Fox, of the Elm House,
Lowell, had his left hand cut entirely off in hay
cutter on Saturday afternoon last
RA destructive FIRE occurred on Border
street, East Boston, Thursday evening, de-
stroying planning mill and buildings connected
Herewith, and several other structures used for
mechanical purposes, involving a loss of nearly
500, 600
u Adjutant W. d. Allyn, who fell in the
charge on the rebel works on the Both ult.. was
a native of Belfast, and son of the late r. b.
Allyn, ESQ. He was appointed Adjutant of the
3lst in January last, and left for the seat of war
with the regiment soon after. He was in CON-
mand of the regiment in the charge upon the
rebel works, and fell while CALAMITY leading it
in the advance
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-13
Religious and Ecclesiastical Items.


The SD Anniversary of the Cumberland
Baptist Association will hold its next annual
meeting with the Main Street Baptist Church
in Brunswick, commencing Tuesday, Aug.
Both, at IL o'clock p. NJ Introductory
Sermon by Rev. w. II. Smaller, d. d.
The 26th Anniversary of the Oxford Bap-
fist Association, will be held with the Church
at Turner, commencing at O'Clock p. NJ, on
the 9th Of September.
Mr.. Stephen Hilton was ordained to the
work of the Gospel ministry, in Damariscotta,
a few days since. He goes to California for
"a field"
Four persons were baptised in Acton, by
heV. Mr. Ballantine, on the oath ult., and one
on the Sunday following.
Between two and three hundred persons
were confirmed at the Catholic Church, Mill
town, on the Sabbath previous to the last.
The Right Rev. Bishop Sweeny OBLIGATED on
the occasion. A collection was taken nm
among the congregation at the same time.
for the purpose of aiding to pay off the debt
on the church. The sum thus raised amonnt-
ed to $500.
Rev. Mr.. Murray, late of Dresden, Me-, de-
lievred the sermon at the Episcopal Church
in Calais on Sunday. He made brief ad-
dress on the occasion of his taking pastoral
charge of the Parish.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-13

New YORK, Aug. H.
By way OF New Orleaos we have news from
Texas, by which it appears that on the oh of
June party of loyal Texans, with some Ar
kansas refugees, attacked the rebel garrison
at Eagle Pass md forced them to surrender.
They also took possession of the Custom
House.
There had also been fight at San Antonio
between the loyal and rebel citizens, ia which
the latter were whipped, but subsequently the
loyal citizens were dispersed by military
force.
Great trouble is experienced in enforcing
Kirby Smiths order against the expectation
OF cotton. The expectation continues, and
the Brownsville Journal SAYS if all the cotton
was out of the State counter revolution
against jeff Davis & Co. would occur in less
than a month.
The same paper says the rebel agents in
Mexico are now devoted to speculation, and
that they are damaging the Coniederacy ma
terially.