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Financial.

WASHINGTON. July %.
Secretary Fessenden has just issued the fol-
lowing
Holders of notes dated Aug. 10, 1868, are
notified that they may DC presented immedi-
ately in any amount to be exchanged for six
per cent. bonds falling due June 80. 1881.
The interest ON the so notes will be settled
up TO date of maturity, Aug. 10Th, and the six
per cent. bonds will bear full coupons IRON
July lst. The adjustment of interest will be
made by deducting from the amount OF inter-
est iound to be due on the $50 notes to Aug
18Th. The balance will be transmitted by the
Teeasurer's coin draft Immediately upon set
Element. When notes are sent for settlement
as above they must be endorsed "Pay TO the
Secretary OF the Treasury for Redemption
and1nust be accompanied by a letter stating
the kind registered, or coupon, and the de-
nominations Of tine six per cent. bonds want
ed ia exchange. When registered bonds are
ordered, parties should states at which of the
following places they wish the interest paid
New York, Philadelphia. Boston, Baltimore,
New Orleans, Chicago, S.. Louis or Cincinnati.
(Signedl w. 2. FEssESpEN
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supply any and
All of the School Books,
/ Used in this State, ON
The Most Liberal Terms,
Havingparchased the STEREOTYPE PLA1Ks fsom
o. L. sAssoRS Co, Of this city we shall in fu.
tare publish the valuable Series of scuoo1 BOOKS
heretofore published by them. This SERIES tos.th.
er with our former publications. viii make the fol-
lowing List
Norton's, Weld and Quackenbos Gram.
mar,
The Progressive Grammar,
By Weld Qusckenbos.
The Progressive Parsing Book.
BY wo,d ouscSenbO..
Yields New Grammar.
Yields Grammar,
told Edition.
Yields Parsing Book,
Yields Latin Lessons and Reader.
Holbrook's FIRST Book in Arithmetic
Jackson's Arithmetic.
D. N. also publish HKnRIxAs's Asrr.Axar.
LARsrsTss OF
Rapid Mercantile Writing,
In Eight Parts. with printed copies al The bead OF
each page, in exact imitation Of the Authors seau.
tiful style of
PEN M A NSHIP.
We call special attert ton 10 thee
New Writing Books,
As they are admitted to be the mos, practical Copy
Books ever offered to the public; and they are now
being rapidly introduced. having the fall endorse.
ment of the
Superintendent Of Public School, Of The Stat, Of Iane.
Besides the above list which we publish, cur Spec.
isi contracts are for the following books
Progressive Series of Readers and
6,ellers.
billiards. Series Of Readers 4 Spoilers.
sargent's Series of Readers & Spoilers.
coltOn's & Fitch's Biographies.
Browns Grammars.
Greenleafs Series of Arithmetics.
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONERY
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
EPartien,ars of Gen. Smiths Expedition.


CAIRO ILL.,, July %.
The steamer Hlllman brings one day later
news from Memphis.
A cavalry officer, who accompanied Smiths
expedition, gives the following particulars -
Our forces consisted OF division each of cav
airy and infantry, with brigade of colored
troops. Smith was eutnumbered by Forrest,
although he whipped his forces five times.
The battle on the 9th was severe, the enemy
being terribly punished. The same night the
rebels assaulted our temporary works and
were repulsed. On the 18th inst another bat
tie occurred, Forrest making three charges on
our line. but was driven back each time with
great slaughter. On the night OF the 18th the
last days rations were distributed, and next
morning the expedition started TO return, fol-
lowed by Buford's cavalry. who retreated,
however, with severe loss after going four
miles. From the night OF the 18th to the
night OF the 18th, when supplies were met at
Salem. the troops were obliged to live off the
country. Ga the Goth the expedition reached
Lagrange with loss all told OF less than 500
men. Not gun or wagon was lost. Gen.
Grierson says the rebel loss cannot be less
than 5000. Among the rebels killed at CO.
lumbus were Faulkner, Mombray, Nelson,
Forrest, Harrison and Green. The expedi-
ton returned safely on account of the exhaus-
ton of supplies. We brought In 2OOO rebel
prisoners. The rebel dead were buried by
our troops on several occasions.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

WASHINGTON, July "a.
A letter from the army of the Potomac dat
ad yesterday, says nothing Of particular in
tersst has occurred for the past two days.
The skirmishing on Burnside's front on
Friday afternoon was quite, but without in
juryto our men. This seems to be the only
part of the hne where it may be said that the
firing is almost unceasing.
Gen. Grant has assigned the command of
the 10Th corps to Gen. Birney, who proceeded
to his new corps on Saturday morning. Gen.
Birney well deserved his promotion. no dyis-
ion OF the army having performed nobler SER
vice during the campaign than his. His per-
sonal staff accompanies his.
Gen. Mott succeeds to the command of the
Sd division.
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Little Chebeague Islal d..
Tuesday, July 26th,

TUESDAY, j uly SSth,
when the flowing Cams " II beeompeisd for:
MUsrc-rroaeieucv in Higtlsna Pipe Music,
Saathspeys. Marches Reels.
DAscISs-Gille Cal UNI or Sword Dance, a. d
HighlsnsF log 10 costume. prize Of Fifty Do.
las will b. awarded to the best dancer.
PUTTING THE STONE.
QroIrs-A Prize of $40 vii b, competed for Be-.
tween the Por iaad Barls Assocl It on and tue Ros
toa scottish Club. Tar. ,ciaS fAs Hummer.
LKAPISG High Leap. Long Leap. RAcrs-F,ot
Race At 40 yards, Sack Race.
SaIsrY-Aa opportunity viii be given to all rar-
ties TO join in the above game.
The Barge Comfors Will 1 ave Calls whsrfat ~
A N. Parties will furnish th,ir own Refreshments
Tickets 50 cents each--csn be had at cfossman
Co.'S. Lowell senttr's. Paine's Music Store. and
of Capt j. Boyd. lis Exchange ST Thcs Burgess
Portland Co.'S Works. w0. McAIney under ;.
Hotel. Alex. Taylor co commeic nj ST kdw. walsh
$50 Congress Street. d. b. sal,nord Grand Trunk
Freight Depot, Alex. U;quhurt at W. Core,'s Ex-
early appl cation only will secure them.
An invitation Is given TO all parties to Join In DAN
ces Swings aud other games.
A Qaadrile Band will be In Attendance.
tx-The Portland HurIs ASS, Ct ,,ion aud Scottish
Club OF Boston, headed by their Pipsrs, will na.cb
in procession from their Hail. Exchange ST, TO the
Barge. jy20s did
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ACcIDENT,-Saturday morning while some
men were engaged in hosting -four in store
house on Union Wharf, barrel dropped from
the hooks as they were hosting it to the land
ing In the second story, and struck Patrick
Maloney, who was standing on the floor below.
on the head. Moloney bent slightly forward
from the blow, which saved his skull from be-
ing broken. His head was badly cut, aud he
received a severe injury in the neck, but he is
likely TO recover.
REV. Z. w. JACKSON, Chaplain at Armory
Square Hospital, Washington, is at home OF
Gorham. on leave of absence Of thirty days.
Should the friends of any who are sick or who
have died in that hospital desire to see Mr.. j.,
he will try and accommodate them by their
giving him notice where to call,
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Com nercta,.
VOMHfFFCtO1.
Per xfea m shin Noratha~ q. ~. vi,

Per steamship Marathon, at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, July II The
sales OF Cotton for Monday were 80 900 bales, in
Guiding 1900 to spectators and exporters The
market M Is active and I'd lower Sales to-day shout
iZOW bales, and market stronger.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARkET-F
quiet Wheat steady; red Winter IS 3ddl.s I0d.
Corn steady; mixed 30s 6dasls
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET Beef
seady. fork steady. Bacon higher Lard finn
Tallow unchanged.
LiNEhPOOL PRODUCE MARkET--Ashesqu 'ef.
sugar urn. Coffee Inactive. Rec steady. kosin
firm Spirits Turpentine quiet
--latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, July l3th.--
Sales yesterday 5000 bales including u 600 to
spectators and exporters. Market closed frmer
ana upward.
Breadsiufs-sieady and quiet.
Proyisi0ns-steady
Produce-steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July l2.-Consols
closed at s1!G,90I for money.
AMERICAN observation-disclosures Central rail-
road AZ gao dis; Erie Railroad 1924.
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From Hissouri-M0renents of Thornton s
GaeFrittas.

ST. Louis, July 23
The Democrats Fort Leayenworth special
dispatch says:-Thornton is now reported to
be at Kingston. Caldwell county. having been
joined by his Major with considerable force
TIER joint strength is said TO be $4,000. Gen.
Fisk Is pursuing with the militia, aud Col.
Ford, with portion of the I'd Colorado regi-
ment, is foil wing.
Gen. Curtis still holds Weston with part
OF the both Illinois regiment of 100 days
men and battery under Major Furness from
Southern Kansas.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

BODY FouSD.-The body of man was
found Saturday morning in the dock between
Union and Merrilrs wharves. 1t had evident
~ been in the water some weeks, as the fea-
lures were SO decomposed as to preclude any
recognition. The body was stout, clothed in
a blue blouse, dark pantaloons, aud blue shirt.
In the pockets were found a key and three
five cent currencies. Nothing was found by
which the body could be Unidentified. Coroner
Gould was called, but after viewing the body
decided an inquest unnecessary and had it de-
Gently buried.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Municinal Oourt.-July %.

Mary Haley was brought before the court,
charged with assault and battery upon little
girl named Helpin. The evidence in the case
did not sustain the complaint and she was dis
charged. j. O'Donnell for the defense.
Patrick Berry, for drunkenness and disturb
snce, was fined two dollars and costs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
FIRE! FIREi! FIREill
JOHNS SONS
Portable Fore Pump |!

NOR extins gushing hies Ntiting roof, etc. rear
il Gfes wrsi ins win owr. arrisge- dscks 4 yes-
,,is rating h,Ises. wettis & sslls punprR vaer
rom h1ais wafefin stfeeis nnf garden prinl ling
auidn TO- destroy ms Cafe'piaIs and oil a ttets
- trees riant- and shTubber' sc.
Ttis Pump has pT, we'd itself 20 one o. the most
'lluabiv inventions for Sons Stic and 10 no
rsVe lem ven 10 par with h, IN At any price,
r~gdsd 40 mo were he blamed
It's porisb a. d mraet ard viii throw six al
ma 81 water per miruts. from OF 40 let. Ii can
20 easil, roik'd bN sd q i've eyfsis
II l. simi e ~ consir'e i'm. o. Hattie 20 ret cut
~ order, nd every machine l. warrsi ted. he
rice Is 81 low tha' ote sisuld be In fauily.
G iooi ou--. fscfo'y h"ildi y .aw mi ! pbs.y
\ Fact puI-p is ov ded with extra Nozzl., Tor
'pTinsiiDg.
I ali and examine festinonals rem the rresid MA
pffhc rrincipai Fl lhsBrai C. M ~ ice ss,a-
shrse'is. the, III fErgins err he Lescp and h.
lire departments a. OF q pui chase one OF
.heee Pumps j. l. wI>SiOw a.,
Winslaw'> MHchine works
wh.,lsss'e NJ Ret n Aserts
Browns Bees, Union street Port. ard, Ne.
jylodff
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

( ~ Monday Augu.t lst at3P n. on tho p,sm,.
~ ses we .haIi sell aiuable pro. = 4, m - -.
49,. -. ol as ing'on and ONto4a sts.. cols-tipx 4
~ uaa say story &c odeR botse, with Il. !,
- - sn'a,i NO uts hIi-dhk used ard row Z. n.
p'eu a. B-rtet's Shop. he house ss ID Al, -, =
.onss IA y, ara good store Rnee it, thr :, tire
Prrolerp nov unfer reaf. an Ia Ing "a o ann
ally The buildings ase new fai hi Nv - = 49,,
~. M py tue day Ia Is 0. The ot i sboul IS i.et
on Washington et- ait Z feat o. Oxiorc A.
clear and the "a vii ! Q ro-iiiy.
July q did "'Aees.
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Neer York Market.

NEW YORK. July g.
Cotton-unchanged; sales 40 bales at coal CO
for middling uplands.
Flour-log l5c lower; sales "A 600 bbis
Wheat-lCa2c lower.
Corn-steady; sales 100 bush mixed Western
l62
Beef-dul
Pork-lower; sales loco bbls; new mess 80 5OG
1900
Whiskey-lower; sales 1900 bbls at l Todl 20
lard-hrmer, sales 500 bbis at l9d2oc.
Groceries-dull.
Naval 5tores-dull.
PetToleum-du
Gold closed this afternoon at 81.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

PROF. DELAUNAy lectures this evening at
o'clock, at the yestry of High ST. Church.
The Cdtacombs of Rome will be minutely de-
scribed and amply illustrated by large dia-
grams and transparencies. All are cordially
invited.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
The reddo Sold 10 the p,,,.,,.,,,

WASHINGTON. July "a.
II has been mentioned in some of the for
eign papers that the steamer Yeddo was the
vessel designated for second Alabama, but
dispatch from Capt. Winsow, dated ON the
9TH, just received by the Secretary of the.
Navy, says that the Yeddo, which sailed from
Bordeaux, is reported TO have passed into
Prussian hands, and has entered the Weser.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

MECHANICS PIcSIC.-The great annual
picnic OF the Mechanics Association, comes
bee depot at o'clock, and the company will
proceed to Bruns@ where they will occupy
the spacious College grove which has been
rendered to them for the occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. WIN. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N Clapp's BLOCK,

MOULD respectfully ennour a 10 ths e,s,,,r n. a,
W Portland and sieinity. that he has permsIs nj.
located In this city. During the eleven moths
ma. nave oeen ~ town VIC have curto some Of
9tntf forms OF treatmeit Ia vain, and curing IA
cnts IN 80 short time that the question a ofien
asked do they stay eurtds To ansu or IN. Junction
Fe will say that all that do not tay Gu ed vs ~,ii
toetor he second time tor netting.
Dr. ID. aas been practical Electrician IL tve.fx.
5ne ears ana is also gular graduated phy lei,
seetrciiy Is perfectly adapted TO chronic dtsss<-<
a the form OF nervous or sick headaehe ncprsiSi-
.ne neao hesk,or exiremities consumption n ktn
the AGATE stages or here the lungs are net frIlv
avoived; acute or chronic rheumatism scrorul, iio
diseases white sweilings, spinal disease curvasp1s
" the spine. contracted uIuscles, oisfcrts l,ths
'aisy or paralysis, st vitas Dance daainsss sssre
s-ring or hesiisncy q speech. Dyspepsia indises-
TN, ecnstipatiou and liver complaint piles Ne curs
every case that 49, ~ .~ftr~o
-. Of the chest, and Ill forms Of fIns,s
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Supreme Judicial Court.
LAW TERM-wEsrERN DISTRICT,

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
SATURDAy.-No. 9l-Stephen Gale and ux
VS.. Calvin Edwards aud ais. Submitted on
brief by plaintiffs. Argued by defendants.
J. 4 Z. M. Rand. Butler-Woodman.
YORK COUNTY.
Nos. 5255-State of Maine VS.. James O.
McIntire and ais. Four cases. Argued.
Tapley. Hayes-Howard.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

ACARD of the revised stamp duties, i'm
posed by the last Congress. has been prepared
and is for sale by Hall l.. Davis, No. SO Elk
change street, and at the Merchants Ex-
change.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Payment of Androscoggin Coupons.

'NhE und, rsigred will pay Coupons of the An
droscozAin X K. Bonds, secured by the second
mortgage OF said Railroad. with int. est 10 this
poAs shall hrst be presented at his Office 81 Tx.
change ST Portland among tho-e that iell due pri-
20 the year 1851. JABkZ WOOD aAN,
Treasurer of rrus the Thisd Mortgage
Of A. X. n. Co.
Portland. June 81, 1854 jylUds wSw
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na.rlInin Cnllere.

TIME Annual Meeting of the Oyerseers of Bow
dot College will be hello AZ their Room In the
college Cha 81. an Tuesday, the second day of Au
ut next. at 9 O'Clock z. NJ
a. c. ROBBINS. sec'y.
brunswick, July 9Th 1874. juyTdtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Rnwdoin College

TVyHE Annual Meeting Of the Presideut ana ifns-
III tees OF Bowdoin Coli &c viii be nelS ~ nahi-tei
Hall in the College Chapel, ON TUESDAY the -na aal
a, Ausust ~ n a 1 y o'clock in the 10 enoun.
JOHN ROC Eko, Secretary.
Brunswiek july 9, 1864 Iatytdta
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Home p.,hi, Medlci e.,

TN all forms may be banned at h" store OF s. II.
j Colesworfhv, % exchange ST., WHARF The sub
scriber will be from o'cl' OK = I'll O'Clock p
". Old Gases re ewed aud bot les hlied
Refers 10 urs. Clark, n. Dodge ard G " Burr.
iy22dsw II. sEAvkY.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
NIaine Historical soci-iy

VyuE Annual Meeting of the Maine Il 's'orieal Sc
IL ETY. will b. heia al the Roou Of he Sorsty.b
Bowdoin G. llege. Brunswick. on THuRs DAY, Aug.
4. 1854, at o'e'ock An
EDWARD BALLARD, SECRETARY.
Brunswick, july 10. 1854. t2htd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

THE American Illustrated papers for this
week have been received at the book and Pc
riodical store of A. Robinson, No 81 Exchange
Street
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

WILL be received BY the Committee on Drains
w aud Sewer, until Jolly rh 1854, for construct
ing comm Sewer Il rough Congress street fro m
Pine TO ow streets Plans and specifications may
be seen at the Civil Elgin.er's office.
The committee rving the right TO reject any
or all bids not deemed satisfactory.
Per Or er of Committee.
WILLIAM II. STEWART.
jy1Sdlw Chairman.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
A Few Words about the Portland Healing
Institute.

Institute.
TNHE treatment pursusd at the above named In.
u stiute commenced October 1858 by Dr. Hum
phrey Packer OF Cambridge, and is now no ny.
er q matter of experiment. The Dr., although a
stranger to the eitizeEs of Portland has gradually
but silently won his way 10 the hearts Of the people
without word of comme ndaton from single per-
son save one from the Portland Daily Press IL was
not from any want of names which might have been
used AS references such as the iollOwing:-Hey. Il
A Eaton, Hon Alfred Anthony of Providence, X,
l., A. f. Newton, formerly editor of Spiritual Age,
l.. Ii Monroe, Prof OF Eloention, Boston but the DR.
very modes,ly preferred to wait until he could give
the people Of Portland some home testimony teliev
ing that his efforts would be appreciated in due time
Such now appears to be the case beyond the expec-
taton OF the DIR. himself If there are any no are
now doubling whether they had better pat them
under ths o. the DIR and receive the treat
ment pursued at the Institute We. citizens of Port
land Cordially invite all such to call upon us and
learn more fully sbat We know Of the Dr. and the
treatment pursued by him and his wife /, must
now be remembered that Mrs =. Packer has be
come permanently associated with the DR. in the la
bors his profession. This lady brings with her
the eNpe fence of mors than eleven wears practice
with disease which affi c'od only tue female organ
I'm. TO her is committed tho care of the Female
department. Those desiring her in orma'ion
are invited TO call the subscribers the Insti.
tute corner Of Congress aud Chestnut streets near
New City Hall.
z. Cook. as Paris street
Mr. & MRS Francis II. CHAsR, So Brown ST.,
JANE 7. McCoLLoUGH, IS Middle street
l.. 3. DANIELS. ii Myrtle street
Portland, June "a, 1854 -Tu& Sa&wSm
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Il oSf.-In Market Square, or vicinity, a roll o
~ Bank Bills contai"ing betwt en- sew. N ~ eight
hundred dollsrs-one $500 bill on the Manufactures
and traders Bank. Porlandother bills of different
enomiaa'ious. ON different banks FIFTY DOL
LARS REWARD will be paid on the return of the
same to SHIRLEY H. WE.
t2S3t Is Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total value of
foreign exports from this port last week
amounted to $50 ,s2I 81.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

AssetS. 3lst december, 1868, $3.50 0ss II
Losses Faid 10 date, Ss5O'OS0 M
Diridca6 Paid in Cash TO dat, $50 $50 90
flNHiS Company offers peculiar advantages TO per-
Il sons intending TO iusure their lives in its safety
ana stability, acquired in Its lonrteen ears expert
enee in us Asse which. without It's capital of
SO pa lamoants to over thrse-9uarters of million
OF dollars. b1iag more than two hundred thousand
dollars IN excess ofits liabilities for tho Reinsurance
OF all outstanding rsks in the facilities presented
IL It's accommodating 81 stem OF payments of premi
ums; III the large NUMBER diversih d ondtions and
occupations. various ages aud localities Of lives
sured giving the req site scope for the ope-
ration OF the laws OF average .ality and tire am.
pesi GU anty to the insured for tbs benefits there
OF; IA he division OF profit the annual anportion.
ment of which having iof the past fourteen years
averaged Forty per Cent of the premiums paid.
Policies are issued upon all the pla usual with
ne Insurance omp MES, aud at ow Iates Is is
consistent with view 10 equity asd solvency.
Ia ties desiring Agencies in owns where the CON-
many have noae and tho-e wishing Travelling A gen.
cies within the es England Staies will apply to
q. II. WILSON. 6t state Street, Boston, giving
-ucn re erenee, or inform 'tion to age, present
and past business, wi enable Tim form judg.
ment in regard thereto. iunel4d3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
From, Gen. ShSrmnn's 4ray-De0th of Gen.
McPherson.

WASHINGTON, July "a.
The latest official dispatches from Gen.
Sherman represent repeated lighting, and the
circumstances attending the death of Gen.
Mcpherson who fell in battle in the severe
contest of Friday.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for August has
been received at the bookstore of Hall L. Da-
Wis, No. 50 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

THE Atlantic Monthly for August has been
received at the bookstore of Hall l.. Davis,
No. So Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Bow,loin Collere.

FuNHE Annual Examination Of cinsidafes for ad
Il mission TO Bowdoin olcge will take pace on
Friday he hf day OF August mex, AT 3 O'Clock IL
he forenoo in the new Medical Hall, and also OF
Teursday the twenty fitu day sf Aus ust hext. N
the same place. and at the same hour.
LEONARD WOODS
Brunswick July g. 1884 july 7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Nothing from ItldHfd--Gen. Rosecrdns at
PoileFriiie, Ala.

NEW UKk, July n.
The Herald's Nashville dispatch of July
23d says:-I have nothing further from At
lanta, not even a confirmation of its occupa-
ton by Gen. Thomas army. No dispatches
have been received at headquarters direct
from that city.
Another dispatch says that Gen. Rosecrans
was at Pollervile, Alabama, l20 miles south
OF Decatur, on the 18Th inst, and had slight
persing them.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Attention Battalion.

A meeting of the signers TO fern ID Ill Corps"
N tor the purpose OF defending Il Q city in ease
o. emergerey.' to be under the direction of the
Mayer. viii be held at the Cd CT Aai. on satur-
das Evening next Esd iast at l-2 clock for the
choice CT officers, organization, sc. Every member
is requested 10 be present. Per Request
iuly2iG,d Mn RICH.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
coal FKs FIGHTS.

Pictou, N. s.. TO Pembroke. Maine.
y Any szs Yes els 70 sisn or Amefi-
~ lea, vartsd 10 height cal o. 40 w.
INN tho rates fur sehargirx a. l.sr~r
<LiAISStian at r. ston aid ther. are o h = f.eia-
rSSxIr tits Apply 70 or ~
WA E.GuFFiS q co Bosfsn-
Ais'a 'ew Vessels wa AteI TO bring Goa: - ether
srR
jul ls Z Pm.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

a me and weak backs; nsrvoas and sick h,rosras >
ixziness and .winmink IN the head, with indlses.
and constipation OF the bowels; pain in The s5s
snd baek; leteorrhna. Tor whitesl; fnlline Of ia
EJmo with IN ernai cancers. runors, polytus. snd
al that long train os diseases VIII ind In leefr.e.
" sure means Of cure. Fer ainful menstft atom
of troubles with yoang ladies' Electricity is ctrian
pecinc, and v IN sbort time restore the = eersr
20 the vigor OF health.
Y We harsss Eiscfro- tasnScai 4sgparasrs Tor
attracting Mineral INN the sysfsn,. speh ~
Mercury ntimony. Arsenic. &C. Hundred who
rs otherdliheulties the direct causs Of WHICH, n
line cases cut OF ten Is the effect of poison orss
ase Of from ave TO eight Baths.
3; and to p. ~.
Consnlfstior Free. lv1st.>s
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Dimond's QmndrilIe Rard

rs now ready to furnish Belle. Cotlon anu Pic.
L Nc l'artis. on the most favorable terms.
AL orders left Pains's Music store (l63 Middls
streetl viii receive prompt attention. jyl2dln
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on The
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
July 10th, were S9S,041 03
Corresponding week last year, 1924 92
Increase, Sle,s26 IL
There was an decrease during the week OF
sl,64s 10 in passengers, and an increase of
S2i 400 80 In freight.