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Platte City, no., E;nr,ra to ,:,o Ground.

From passengers WHO came up by tho rail-
road AZ night We ped thrt the troops moved On 10
Platte CITY which thcy occupied with III 10 re1is1ncc
end We icr- that apgrehenaons regarding II nave
teen IGizCd ard il mas shared the iie OF those hu-
Client cities q old whose vctosuess doomed them 70
destruction ~ FRO. Foolish sni deigded people
Their day of repentance has been extended for on;
te ana they taVc been tcnnerY trefted by our Gov
rrrpcrt ard their hearts haye been fully SCI ~ tem to
DO evil As Is generally TIE ,ase We fear Tat Nhl'e
they have bee gathering W tie ,a-cs they have de-
s.rog8a scras wheat alsU We before ihcrl were w
vnlon mea ihero. iri for ticn, We have reeroA Tor
to men who have brought destruction gpon ihciseV p
none They have lsloncl 20 tie cOunse. Df thornton
ard lie band OF villains who bIough. mnrdor nI rob
b.ry pce Of pro.c. l.u 10 HE and property. Let n
bansh such mon from midst. .. Ike fate viii come
Llnn
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Arrived.


s,'.1;hig F,l,o1 &C. $ tFaD,po, wo,icn Fort aO ,
Steiner America TO- S. lr'nsport). clin Pom Eoys 18th
s,csrer cro'ifa Basy reaufort is;h ir,s stores
AMI ra.. 20 Murray Nephew.
saa-asr Pelican wsdron Providence, r,d's aud to
Steamer Trenton. Wilson, Trenoa mdse. to c. H. hoaT.
steamer D. Udey Philip, Phnadclphia, md'c. to j. NJ
eau,r rrr.,. -. Yo-,,ich. brr,r, "a ra..,cr.
B,,s Harriet spalHs, Welaee c." Boy 10 days. coal 70
Ban ss'o,,r Cl,,,, Tholc Broneafs days, rd'e 'ul
pri,T i. !, Pa tBr, webb. sernrd. days. oil rna
cotton to Middlctor Go.
Bd; er..a, ILL., Ceuaegos 81 days. aHyr TO Ioe~ei
ere B. Cook Speed, Port Royal 10 days. hds' ta p ~
cSr n ch,ie Dosre H,r.coa IS days, frui. to wiles
wa.apcs, Cook Benulor days, timber to Murray 4
Sbr. Antelope Mcaurchy. Ma'sar'' II lays 'uslr to
seor Fvsiyn. Crowley Newborn for Boston.
Scir SARAH ifn., Sand -, Newport.
s-r. Mlari Ftimor,, Chiae Bos'ono days. mise. 70 3
SIR Ass,, siplo. Bangor day, barrcl' to c. T. j.
selr ilarsi, lca, c1scy, Ncw-Hayen.
SER. J. o i,el q; lig.oe ,,,, so ton
y. Lag. {, - Gepii,; Gep,a,. Do,es l' .i1
Sos = ". Is'os cT9..'y i'o.fon ior ,to.ny
s-r 'lri Cousin. Rrnsin, P.rlai day' heading to
scir Deirwsr-. Crockett. Ney. BEDFORD. -
schr Y,f Dca,er fonns Ellsworth II days, lumber 70 l.
IT. MlyLrfr.
griI g. ). rir'iey 'Iiggins. stoninston.
Sctr E'en roitlfn Ee,vriln, New Scdforf
ecar Anna G-fdur. snor. Boston.
S-ir r. fsier Boxer ciouceFtrr
schr CrreIirs = Cour'lh Brcr1. 'ou'hnor:
sehr Martha An, Sargent Aaspcri % t'y' inHiser ''
uss'cr
sch-. Ar-us, Crow~y Somerset ~ Poushicea.is.
tcir. Oregon Bates s0-icl i0r A'i1ry
SIR W. NoTiaup, E!izas siipori a. Ho'.on.
schr se.Gowcr Case illlc.. fort ol hev.Brd.cri:
S-tr = T. Ws'rce 80 rn Eizlhef pri far fefgl ftiosd
gehr W Hfl'n@r1 8sv'ii.ch. lguI for Boston
gsir ilarde. Ryan SNOW. New segicfd
scr,. Gcu'lr. uotchsl,. EockunG. 80
SCR i.o,i., srlnisr. Lswis gosion 10 A'hlny.
s-lr May. r-e Ne~ ii-v-u ~ fhtale,phi,
s.hr ~ d iufrr'h Cles-ifri New 5etfosd-
scbr Norrr Amer re-. Potter. Nrwp-gL
s-'r CorsG.I Go'f. Port lc.rrsrn.
s-r Mecca raf.ef, Lucec 10 asys, plaster TO "s''i
Hleiai ~ N-v1ff.
.r. o. inn1 g. ia.1hs. sh-?rad Nrw-Iayen-
sr r Eliza lllli'an. ifk,r DWELL
Scar. a. D. Iciry, Overt .n. Rond,ul los BostoA
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Au,xS.cb. q. p,yi, A T. Poole Chas Wendell. Lieut..
G. c. Buviinsan John Strong, s. W. Ws;eots T. Todd,
8. Peci, n shsrs. L9ndss = e frsensa j. -
iery j. w. Hyatt C. N Ayin T. H. Coweil w Homer, ).
Berry j. CoagrOve. ;. Allen. John Me,mef joan "r.on
a. n. Dr.wn. X y. Martin. a. b. waterman lazy, 'hite
children snd nurse and ether, IN the st'ereg-.
Ia ,,.aHrr Ceroiisa J,en Bsa'yoyi-hn Car'er npr's
and child Mis-, bbhop, Ms, Hsnmena MIS- v vsn.yos-
r. y. Cornell, WIN. Aisor John Coos; MAJ salr' a: w.
ssroyer u. NJ. Ihorpp.on Nurrei M ara sN ps. \,
Gut raaarn NJ and Mr., Blbbr MI hoyt NJ. spd mrs
iiarlbut. Mr wibic J. Thon.s Mr. and MrA Heed H. Tot
ten N. and ME.. Haden J. Austin.
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suuprEN0 KSTEhAIGRNcE.
PORT or ACCOMPLISHMENTS IL
etea~@f.

Mississippi r andy View Cno'n', r
s'-sher--sn,blace Joues, phnd'rhis, Lopez q NIX
patrick c.,,
Shi,-Chas.anoors Hamilton, River sag1ensyi ConneeI'
cut Incal Liverpool Tho 1chardsoni De baFth lisin
iiusa Hauih--s, sloman Z Ejye. - q, - 4.
Brigs-Loch Lcmond OFl Steele, Glare Bay. Tlayer
ssrgoat; Jabos;c tBrer) Da Caub., P,rne'nonco IL IL
Swif Co. ,rsr..
schoorer.-fiouni fBrl pes-rsr, Bermuda Mids'on
Co.. Nv Ign, Crowley pcstcu, Ho'yos"s Dir,ryi VI
COUSINS tBr) Bel, ~ Jshn. Z. r. B. 7. snail Co. "a
gean Cranfner Accoau eich Van F1nt 5laghti lndu'
lBr) TuIaer, st. Pierre, Mar, II. A. Y-t4bl0 L Go.
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10 Albany, by Er4,1n q. g.. . "s'r.ar, %
rai., ahiA g. aad 1879 r. nl Sunday tran NON
s "'.~ J.
To A.l.r. 81 Iiiri-in a.. h.. -tta - - aF, -
-. q. rula-y tlIllL...-.............-.. y
TO A41 .Hr cue Hc.' boch. Wcst IonJ
s-si..t. I5le.f.--p-.-, L.irl,eck. tIrll
Lud Hudf ny r;frr. -rs Jau'l J-r~ ana q. Nd
hu-i. ~arns D.'bros.-'a if1dinF o. .'ih'i :.
10 H.unorr. ~ tac Ac~.Jrrey j. T., foot -
saa,,IL 7:;o ..
500 ?.
2., I'D ih1v. '..............sa o. aui 600 P.
~. ys sa3r. La =. mi p n. sunday -. 500 p
OF @ -. an - A. N. snl 500 p
II Br.dacpor. ~ steamer brd.rglfi, rom rex .,
SIP. j. H. @u y........:''' ''.'','''''..'..'
z tr 1fr r.. = ~, N ..Nidi 900 ntfrf 4'A'ftF On
Lcur tf..ni. bY l. 2. Railroad, nom lauasahr
lnt laof NJ /4'.. =. R..........h g. n and SD p
10 Long Hfsrsh hy Rari..u I'D Delaware biy
Il. H., via aiesurf Jose ii.yt. foot Of .iuuay.
g., ii . ..............bi md ~ sai y D.
IL @,"-.ifsrn, ti4.iip"i, ana - ..i.hold-si"-t ,
e. leave fecA sip i...s..... '.'....''.t M IL
stishs1., = ~ e! ~ IA D. 5.:i !. sai $500 P
TO a5t1ch Corns.ri H ~ Point. rol shSc0u,.e.
tide noni, Or steamer Mary Powell ,sasa4 jay
To Eesbarsa. BY .'csu.sosi Tnais. cohyrT
I'1yrs Jay -, AMY. l.ni.'s 4 ytA-.i., - -,
Gr,,ss. Pom. co1oa' Wa Poai, Cold slrin;'
- no ygos' by P,ln.,ls'',i. Crrtmi RaiIuaj,
Sunday s:Oo ?.
800, Of aa., V y aai 700 p
To rh de.q.ia, ls y s-i,l-.y I.si oud, foot 81
aua n'a-h;. 80. Goo r Il
Colraldi-s... 2 aad 10 n H., ~ p. H.. uadi /,
nflh lt Suuisf. TO p =
~ iafhcr L.oa.son n srrIi 20 -iIoad Tine Tsbis
see sdyeltirsr' li4 a. another part vi tlls papcr
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sr,-Ei.., "a s.fs'.., 1:25 Moon-Rises..'. s;ZJ
mon wAIlR THIS DAT. t,.o5
Sandy Hook l095 Gov lsiInd io:+S Hen use'''"''I'-
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ga;.rii.

Jrrr en.--ctrsrrr-r-rrrrfse. Thorn EarunA
Slip ordiiefl. rr'irfs. -0utnal Ft0n-
Hsrrf-iTenfv Anna, iieln -
Erirs-Vi'ass Belle hurof1. The. iorrs. Renj retro
scL norrr.f ord OF itr isios. Wiirm Nary fgftT So
rsia = g Ev4is J. H. Dtro.sel;, 0a-aep aid Oershon
Ea-EUg.
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Cay,,rypAgLR LIngrAIIrv.-On Sunday

evening the els, Neg.Go.S Vcoran Regimen. Of in
futly arrived is CicsrO. route Tor Albany from -:
lower SIS, sspr.. 1Ioy arrived about o'oocs nld
lei. abuu. tF0 llugs aft Ead cE home via me Michl
qIa SJl.herA I.c.nO.l. iAc regiment nu-G1tIed 90
moo verg many 81 whom we're sigs or wounded
plea W 81 soae A. TIC Journey Is The noble ana pam
oi,c nfnner "a which the Michigan S0atheln l'air ~
ofas behaved toward them. They no. only provided
cr.ttousy ouuibaacs for the tr1r sm ion u nc Non
lro.a tac + C. l. T. Depot % tla OF ths Southern, but
TIE, PROV ed cohct loE Tie tIg Ic- ueut Dele t"t
les t4o Oty and ~. pared 5Icn-list 10Y t-eiT coz
~ OPTION 40 1ccGD yesterday LofL.hg Lac sex vi14'
ccfs were fu-.isbed wiih .ree accommodations l..
Soc, ing car and oyeTy.ling va eon9 70 ehlAce tis
co., foft Of az the mes. Lieut. Col D. iarpe on nea.
or DC regiment THANKED the ofci,is for their kaelt -,
and paid n Li,a iribgie io NJ. LoGgh ite respected
agcal If Tie Ios., Ia is c-y, WHO directed tic hoJe
act. We caalo. tpe4. 80 lisily o. s-ch conGlc- a
t,asfccAl acL Wiz over bIlAs 49, oSn reward W :
need oLlg add 20 OtAeT citS railroad coz pahof 10
and DO likeuso.' lchicago Tribune. J4iy ~
Ito following lines gcro found in Rebel soldiers
rste book on ~. csuprs roaHd Brco.iHsss iisd
qass,os,, tefcls l,h'ns;oa. Jl'y -, lEh
Cuoth Meade 10 Lee
can Won tell re,
l. the ehoricst STYLE OF writing
When pnoplo viii
Get them III
O. inis big Job Of hghtingi
Croth Lco TO Meade
Nhv va, 'n1eci,
III 20, you Ia Is minutes
WHOM lr-IsiItOis
And spce.lat"rs
irs made 20 enter N IL.
SlfG.ss. yas.a CO.. q. CD "Aoa' 'h
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Snruitrrs

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
errrs,cd auu actglc. Aii0 scii Chesinus and W ann'
f,r r. suites plain aud uerel st H. e: sA,ei-'D
o Oe.,s s6g On .st opposie Wooster Estsb he'd lstJ
-zs.-.- r---rs-7o--s ssrasa
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JAW IT, ~ nc, s ". Of Cips Hs.ieras, brig srrh D..
CIr.lr. o. ir Havana for s.rs-a Oh.
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Passenger Staten IN sewioE. corner Sths and <snse
EEtEaace 3ith-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORRi
Fer Eev-IiaveB z tEJ.s I!So g l2:l3 (Ert SO
Ex), $50, $50 md (I;zl p M
(Esl $3.50, $50 and tES)
For kahGel, SoelApogt and wesPoF T. ll;Jo a ~ 3S0
FosF Norws. 90. il:oo m, i':y RIh 800 EIA
For srisa and Grecnweh. $50. 20 M $50 ~:
5.sJp o,.,.o ,oe.eou
fes stamard. !. tEz), 800 1880 @mi i@'ia IE@hs
Gal $50 4.g5 $50 e:3,. lFx.) p M
Fsr Port eni tesDlel2lo stations y siJ, u'S
IN ''''' ~ VCoyyfcfiSG TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, s. m tE1li tEx-h sr n
For Bostsn yls shore line, i2:i3 ltr.Iep ~ 49,
ior Hartford spfin. geld, stE1l il;So M; stEIA
To- Connecticut River Railroad g. nL (EI) lao n -
Montreal; 3 ?. IN. 70 Northampton 81, ,,,or
1870 :. n. a.. p.u-o.a<
No. Canal EaiIoad l3:I5 .. to Northampton
ror Fiouss,onc RAilrosd. 3 = m p H.
For Ntnss;uck Asiirosd, Z a. m p IN.
For panbury and Norw ak Railroad J;U T. M Twp -
comtnod,ts slseling Cars attached 80 p 10 traibs
JAMES IL. HOIT, Superintendent
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Eeaal Eoiltfs.
Comfy Of West

CUPREME COURT.-County Of West
- ehe..er.-siRAH LOUISE THOMPSON ast EDWAh t.
ID. o. THOMSON. Summons for rehei Notn set 10 tne
aboyr-nsln-d defendant Yor ngeby summoned 20
the plant Of the plaintiff 10 this action which hef'
served upon land witch tied In the ofie OF we
Of wsstsheser County H. q. Wine Pl<ins Iune H. ieo'
eersk Wesscnestsr Coanty. NeW-York, within twea.y
days aer the service q hs Summons upon you ~
The LAY 81 such service aA1 you tat 20 answer SAN
paint hereby required tho paia'1 u sgRy 20 Or ss
for demanded IN the rlstDated Airch ~ i0'N
EDWARD WELLS, PlAialh,l AuorIey =,
Jcl7 iawTwF Pssksf.- \. z.
CUpkER.E COURT.--In the matter OF the
app!cedon o. the Mayor. Alderman AMI CommopaAy 81
ty Of New loTs rehye totne OfENINO oi ND =
NINTH Street irola III III AyLsUf. 70 tie HAit - "
RIVER AM IRON 1iolFH AVENUE 10 the HUDSON
RIVER, in The City OF sew ofS-Pusuart % statutes
ia ,rch Gaze fisde snl pro,iied the Mayor, Aldermen
and Comnonslty of the iity Of New York hereby give
notice that they nlon py 20 tle supreme Cout o. ne
State OF ne@ yuIk pr, term OF Sad Court 20 be hcd
the City Hal, in tho City ot New tofA on "wednesday
tie twenty seventh day o. July. 1874 at tae opening o. me
lrL sat day. thereafter - csune' cn ~
he,yd cr tie app ntu ent u Commissioner of Estimate and
eat Ia tee a00yc Quilted maker; tet the natnra AMI
Kent the ur hereby intended me op-lng o
Niqefv.uinth street from ful Avenue to the ha.'sin
Ei.rr and from Egh Asenue 20 the huason iigs- la sd
city, a. il nap plan o. aid city; under and -
Of az at or she -. stature Of hvpsope o. the STAG
Of Nev, lork ertt, IA relative - improve Gus
toochug to # streets and roads - ~ % Ns"
York and r.. 0.huT pmp0s,s,' passed AT-il 3D. ls"L
Ion. T.. Dl!ELlS, IoDlsoi 70 TIE SoIposauon.
Daed New YORK, J1lo y,ii, 1854.
z,-g 80 ? srs -
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,IpITAY tYD DELAWARE BAY RAIL
WIN. .. GWsFirs. IT,, General sept

1904 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAIa
lCOR, Il. H. STANDARD GAUGE AMP DOUBLE
TRACK ~ tn0a.h trains los tho Wet By tits rosse esvy
49,. - iron Ne 100. Of Courtlandt st. through Jokes
f clco, fuw u r. Paul, AMI all roipts n ihe soa,a
No, Fre.fr lui' nepois, Louisv,is s. Louie .e'ss
on e.n De- 20 tod az the oiirr u 'fs rnns
g.a.sa, H. o.. No A-ior House. u sue tepot loS@
J. "a. Llps.a. yls rhiAdeehA 'Tins "a Fh''u's"~
s.u - A., ui.,.A,,xhk
: y M Express. va h,en',Sl arrives "a fi"eu's'~
ir. 81 forh a-slp 90 sandy, sis rhl'is'pt'' h''HS
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
wCpcFsTER- PALMER. FIlCHBt RIG. NASHUA
W ntvEIi CONCORD TIE WHITE MOUNIAlNS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The rer- and 81 annch Of the NORWICH line,
ciiY OF BOSTON and CITY or AEW.YoRK,
le.ys NevY ora daily Sundays excepted at o'clock -
troIa Pier No. % North River, loot OF Eestryst.,
FOR NfWLOkDOS.
iere competing with the Steamboat Express Train ro -
shov. oin Via Norwich ami Worcester Boston md woo
cost WORCESTER snd Nashua and SewLondSa AID NofAsfs
Railroads ,,,.. ,..~.
r. 5. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pief.
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.1ro0iHs CARDS. az.

AT WNI. EVERDELLS SONS, no. l0i fGl
- ton-.s.-WEDDiaG CARDS and Ina sIAlioAE.i-
tEsieilishod 1857
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long ISLAND KAllIEOAD - SUM MIN
i ARKASC & sEEf.-Lesyes New ork. JarneS-'ip 40
3l East Rive. foE G-eerport Sa= Hotbor Hampton Sey
q, a. m For Grrolpor Mysrhe.d. isPasnA, aud l--AS
I'D AZ a. u and $50 7. ". fo .s, Babylon, sAd arm
insJsis at l. r. and 5;s0 ADD $50 p M For syosscS
Id 49, ~ u and D. lstSges connect Tor Ced >fina
Oyster Bay s1i Bairston) FOR Hempstead ysMsies snA
Wi-f,li * alh 9i 70 end $50 s''o ans o;yo p IN
River s3)A FOR RveEbead ssopTng At all Stations. sy
cep Hampstead aud Syos.e Laeurssn leke toi tbs ain
al reduced ra.es. y. REAsONEE, sgpefin.endent
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Ocean Cleaners.

VL-.IE syL@s.iEt+kJs
IT S. MAIL LINE-FOr CALIFORNIA
es. rnoai estet vine, 49, ts, lli on sIn,, n when
tho dly Of der artaTe wil be the Menlsy lo.iowng
The ar.,-c!Ass steamship
David Miison. Comnnndcr.
Wii sail from Pier 10. g. Sor-h ltiyer
SATURDAY,, JlLY %, n, II O'Clock r1
TIE new ,feansiip CCSfA nc :. VIII succeed The
NOTIIERN LiGfll md sb AUGUSTA
git or passage eppiy 10 90.
AZ @. POBERTSs LINE to
w. SAN FRANCISCO. VIA PsNAiiA
Tie fins New S,sa isSiD
GOLDEN K3LG,
"WEDNESDAY. July y, az Noon,
IRON Pc- No q, koltn Nys:. io2 o. " lirer's
For rasso apply st toe Once, ~ ~ s's corner r o.
Wsr.er, 70 A.. - cAf@"A.'S-o-''
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NEW.YORK Il NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.

SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
1862 COMMENCING Max 3 1874 1884
psssenfer Station IN seg.IoTt corner gth.t ard <tnsA
Ertrsaee on 2tL-st:
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a ILANIIC Nlu VhENI VIZ LffN
IA RAILWAY. ERW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SINNER TRkfS5 LEAVE EEN-YORK. Wis. 10 kr3
paigay froui 30. Of Cbstabersst. RUNNING TbGoC0a
TO CLEVELAND o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAhs.
cop, ectng with Tsroa1. oT al prasrel cities 10 &c Wcs
Ibs road Ia ooiag extended sr1 VIII be In conpsa
rnning order 70 Narsei Gallon ur5ana, Dayton, Cnc1
natl md 81, Louis without break ~ gauge .,r.,.,,
| ~ X GooDxAx Gen. Tickle. Agt.. II. r. sWEETsEA
" " Nesdyul- Pa Genera SuV1
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4 ,EN M I.AtI'ft|.N'I U - n. y . ., 10y
Junction with Deavs ar. and ,.estsru ks'ert
and 4 Fsston with Lthie Valley Railroad lid 10 couSe
t,oa.. ioim dsrees ne " Pittsburgh and Ile "ss WIZ
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-03
Interesting from Riohmsnd.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.
Richmond papers contain an account OF the
running ashore of the blockade runner yesta,
by her crew, with valuable cargo of army
supplies, including handsome uniform for
Gen. Lee, sent by bis admirers in London
This occurred on the 10th of January, near
Wilmington. She was new double screw
steamer on the first voyage.
Two Yankee gunboats assembled the Chow
an River as far as Howellsville, Hartford Coun-
ty, n. c., and landed three hundred men. who
burned several houses and destroyed ten thod-
sand pounds OF government bacon. Several
were killed by our cavalry while returning to
their boats
The health of e-President Stephens is
improving:
The Examiner has the following leader:
The time has passed for offensive military
operations on the part of the Southern army.
Beyond recovering lost portions of territory,
her true policy now Is to risk nothing. Our
means OF subsistence have been too far ex-
hausted to admit any other than defensive tao
ties. 1t has become with us now simple
question OF endurance with the North. The
duration of the war is simply a question of a
continued supply of food for the people and
army.
The South can hold ont indefinitely, if at
the eleventh hour she does not 20 mad The
Richmond Congress can bring her to subjuea.
ton In six months more by conscripting her
present producing classes and thrusting them
into an unclad and unfed army. The first du-
ty of the government is to provide these sup
plies, and they cannot be provided except by
weakening the army. The alternative must
be adopted Of resisting with small armies, U.s.
ing the tactics of Fabius and the strategy OF
defense"
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-03

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POTOMAC,
February 2.
There is no official confirmation of the re-
ported fight on the south side of the Rapidan
with large body of deserters last week. 1t
is nevertheless known that feeling amount
ing almost to mutiny, peryades several regi-
ments in Gen. Lees army, and it is not inn
probable that the firing heard was caused by
preventing one of them from escaping. The
enemy's pickets are frequently changed On
one occasion cavalry was substituted for the
advanced posts and two lines of infantry were
posted in their rear. Frequent changes of the
position of some of Lees camps are noted,
probably by substituting well known faithful
regiments for those disaiiected near the front.
The reports concerning the scarcity of food in
Lees army are confirmed. Only quarter of
pound of salt pork is allowed man each
day, and small quantity of -four in addition
constituted the ration. Tea, sugar aud coffee
are myths in the service.
Accounts by prisoners and refugees concur
that the rebel government have not distributed
any clothing since our movement on Mine
Run. Some of the Georgia troops have raised
a small supply of clothing from that State.
Blankets with them are getting scarce and
command heavy premium.
Intercepted letters from rebel ladies show
that of the 1000 cavalry sent into the valley
during the recent cold weather, not over 800
had returned. Many were frozen to death and
others were frost bitten and sought refuge in
the farmhouses aud villages. The entire move
ment was a failure.
Desenters continue to arrive from the front.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-03

FEBRUARY rERM-wARE, j., PREsIDISG.
The February term Of the U. S. District
Court opened Its session in this city yesterday,
Judge Ware presiding.
A petit jury was formed as follows:--Na-
thaniel French, Foreman; William w. Rowe,
Auburn; Daniel Freeman, VIM. II. Baxter,
Portland; Hiram Hayse. David l.. Palmer,
Buxton; John w. Webster, Jabez NJ. Latham,
Gray; Oliver N. Cook, David Duran, Casco /;
George Hall, Enoch T. Coleman, Kennebank-
port.
The case Of United States vs.. DIR. Joab
Brown, Of Liberty, was brought before the
Court. Brown was detaulted nj the last term,
and his bail agreed 10 bring him In this term,
aud the default was 10 be stricken on II was
ecntended by Browns counsel that he was so
unwell that he could not be present at least
this week, and Il was uncertain II he could be
present during the term. Amer some evidence
and argument, the District Attorney, Mr.. Tai
bot. said be would telegraph Major Gardiner
and let him send a surgeon TO examine Dr.
Brown, and see what his situation is, and
whether he would be able 10 be here In the
course OF a week.
G. +. Talbot, U. S. District Attorney, for
Government: McCobb d Kingsbury for de-
fcnse
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-03
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EVENING PAPERS.

address of Gen. Lee to HIS 4frsy.
NEW YORK. Feb 2
The Richmond papers contain the following
order oil Gen. Lee to his army:
HsADeuARTKRs AMY OF NoRrs'S yrRsTprAl
January I'D, lss3.
General Order No. THE commanding
General considers II due TO the army to state
that tho temporary reduction of raiions has
been caused by circumstances beyond the con-
troll OF those charged with its support. Its
welfare and comfort are the objects Of his con-
slant and earnest solicitude, and no effort has
been spared TO provide for its wants. Its
hoped that the exertions now being made will
render the necessity Of but short DURATION
But the history Of the army has shown that
the country can require no sacrifice too great
for It's patriotic devotion.
Soldiersi You tread with no unequal stems
the road by which your fathers marched
through suffering, prisation and blood 10 in
dependence. Continue to emulate in the fu-
ture, as you have in the past, their high re-
solve to be free, which 10 trial could shake, no
bride seduce, no danger appall, and be assured
that the just God who crowned their efforts
with success, viii in His own good time send
down his blessings upon yours.
X. L. LEE, General.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-03

JANUARY TERM-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAy.-In the case of Nathan LON
bard VS.. James McGiinchy, and al, the jury
returned a verdict for plaintiff for one dollar
and seventy five cents.
No. $40. Andrew Dooley VS.. Manuel
Frates.
Assumpsit on a note for $50 payable to
plaintiff, signed by Thomas Parker and en-
dorsed by defendant The endorsement of
the note is with the mark of defendant, wit
uessed by Parker the signer of the note. The
defense is that Frates never signed, subscribed
or endorsed any such note as plaintiff has de-
clared upon.
The jury returned verdict for plaintiff for
S16257.
J. 0'Donncll. J.H. Williams.
No. 429.-Moses b. Nickerson VS.. Edward
II. Gillespie.
Assumpsit for ale and porter sold defend
ant in 1856, amounting to s32.l0. The de-
Tense is payment and the statute of limita-
ton. After the case was given to the jury
Court adjourned.
Il. d +. Fox. Howard & Strout
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-03

SEARCH AND SEIzURE.-Police officers
Derrick and Tyler yesterday visited the shop
of E. T. Tunmore, corner OF Hampshire and
Fore streets. Tunmore, on the entrance of
the officers, smashed his jugs and bottles, but
they seized enough to bring him under the
statute.
Deputy Marshal Hawkes., with policeman
Gerts, visited the shop of John Cronan, in the
same building tSebastopolD with Tunmore
Cronan undertook to mix his liquors by emp
tying them Unfortunately into the water
pail; but it was ''no CO." Enough was seized
TO hold him.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-03

INDEPENDENT CoURsE.-The Sixth Lee
ture Of the Independent Course will be given
on Thursday evening, Of this week, by Rev.
Robert Collyer, Of Chicago. Mr. C. is we'll
known to the people of this country as an
earnest, able, fearless and eloquent champion
OF freedom and kindred reforms. No one
who hears him can fail to be interested even
though they should not endorse all his doc
trines. We learn it has been decided to give
two more lectures in this course, gentlemen
OF distinction having been secured to give the
two additional. A few course tickets can be
obtained at the usual places 1t win be re-
membered that the entire net proceeds of this
course Of lectures goes into the treasury Of
the Sanitary Commission.