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NEW YORK, July 10.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 9th has the
following:
atlanta, ia, July 1.-two brigades of
Yankee cavalay crossed the Chatiahoochee at
Morris Bridge, nine miles from Noonas, last
night. They were met by brigade of caval-
rs under Armstrong, and driven back and the
bridge burned.
There is M change in the state of affairs at
the front The enemy are firing artillery oc-
casiohally. er.e
atlanta, Ga, July 15.--Gov. Brown being
advised that certain persons refused to report
at Atlanta for the defense of their State and
homes, has ordered them TO be sent under
guard to the front.
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NEW YORK Inlv 10

New YORK, July 10. 4
The steamer Northern Light, from Aspin-
wall the 18Th. arrived this morning.
The sloop ofswar Cyane sailed from Panama
on the 9th for Acapulco. The Saginaw is at
Acapulco rrygT
The French occupy Acapulco. but the Mex
leans are in position on the outskirts of the
town. preventing the French from obtaining
supplies. No other news. $500
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MARRIED.

In Bethel July 10. by Rev p wheelwright, Tho
Tsitehel. Of Porslsnd, and Miss Fannie 5. dangh-
ter of Hon Chapman, Of b. no cards.l
In Limington. July 2. Davenport ID Afeserve OF
BrowHneld, and Miss Eliza A ouimby, Of Lining
ton.
In Machias. July ?. John II AIbee aud Miss Celia
A Brown.
In Maceisspart July !. Samuel Glines and Mr..
Hannah Travis.
In Harrington. July 8. Everett Colson, Of Cherry
field and Miss Apphia Curtis Of Addison.
In West Lnbee, July 4, Solomon W Joy and Miss
Angelire Woodward.
In Harrington. June 25 Geo G Griffin, of Bedding
ton. and Miss Julia Nah. Of H.
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steamer Chased or a Pirate.

90 o. - : NEW YORK, July IS.
The steamer Northern Light brought a
quarter OF million in treasure. She reports
was chased by schooner rugged propeller,
with English flags flying, on the l7th, p NJ,
lat. 81, long. IA. The chase continued one
hour and quarter, when the propeller steered
south, accompanied by schooner, which
seemed TO be following the movements of the
supposed pirate.
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DIED.

In Hollis. July IA, Mr. Porter Gilman, aged ~ yrs
10 moaths.
In Alexandria. Va July Is Of wounds received In
battle at 5pofsylyania Court House. May TO- Joseph
Leayift Of Co q. 9Th Ne Reg. aged 81 years mos.
In rhips5urg, July ID, Mr. Joseph Perry, aged "A
years months.
In saco, July Il, widow Hepsibsh Dyer, aged IS
years mouths.
In Saco. July l6 two children of Richard Mar.
shall. az. d months.
In Limington, May II. Franklin H. son OF Heury
and Sarah NJ Wentworth aged years IL months.
In Lyman, June 10. Mrs Poina H. wife of VIM
Jose. aged "a years months.
In Calcutta, May II. Of cholera. Capt Stephen
Thompson, OF kennebuuk, sged "a " ars.
In Hampden. July IS Mrs Elizabeth widow OF the
late Simeon Stetson, ESQ, aged 81 years.
70 he funeral Of the late Mrs Henry llsley will
tske place at SO Danferth street, this "Wednesday
afternoon, AZ O'Clock.
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- As a party of four young ladies were in
bathing at Madison, on Friday last, a log on
which they were sitting, rolled over, and all
were plunged into the river. Three were imme-
dately rescued, but Miss Annie Whittier, Of
Madison, was drowned 1t was with difficulty
that either were rescued. - ri
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"SczoDoST' is now attracting very considerable
attention. and welin may. 1he article represented
by this musical name of the best preparations
for the teeth and gums that has ever been offered to
the public.
We have been familiar with its results for some
years past, and have never known case IN which
Its use not pleasing and highly satisfactory II
polishes the teeth, hardens the guns and gives
deace Daily Press. mchl6 II
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST., PORTLAND, Me-,
A. q. DAVIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL. 1864. mayI2dsm
"puy ne, and 1,n do you aooa.n

For Jauudice, Costiveness. Liver Complaint, Hu-
mora, Indigestion, Dyspepsis, Piles Dizziness Head
ache. Drowsin So and all diseases arising from dis
oraered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons subject In spris and summer
They cleanse the system. regulate the wells, re-
store tho appetite purify the blood and give sound.
ness Of mind and strength Of bodv to ali who use
them. Sod by all dealers in Medicine every where
At Is. 80 and IS cents per bottle. GEO. G.. GOOD
WIN & CO., 81 Hanover Street. Boston, Proprie-
tors. ap2 dsm
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capture Of a n.ockade Rnnner.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
The Navy Department has information Of
the capture of the steamer Ida, with cotton,
rom Sapelo for Nassau, Also the schooner
Poca aontas, from Charleston for Nassau
Admiral Farragut reports the destruction
OF a blockade runner. which was run ashore
recently BY boat expedition.
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Coughs and Colds,

The sudden changes of our climate are sources OF
Pulmonary, Bronchial, and Asfdndsic affections
Experience having proved that simple remedie- Of
ten act speedily when taken in the early stages
disease, recourse should at once be had TO Bron's
BroHchtGi Troches," or Lozepges. let the Cold
Cough or Irritation OF the throat be ever slight
as BY this prec2ution more seriors attack may lie
enectusliy warded OF. Public Speakers aud Singers
will ind them efectaa for cleasing and streng shen-
ing the voice Soldiers should have them, as they
can be carried In the pocket, and taken occasion
requires. june25d win
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Gen. Sherman trifhiss Four Miles of Ifianta
From Petersburg.

Gen. Sherman trifhfs Tour Miles Of Iftdntd
From Petersburg.
NEw YORK, July 10.
An officer from Sherman's army says that
one-eighih of the army is across the Chatta-
hoochee, and is within four miles of Atlanta.
The llth aud 18th corps are consolidated
forming the goth, under Gen. Hooker. 81
The steamer Shenandoah went to sea in
search Of the pirate Florida on the l7th.
The Philadelphia Press Army of the Poto-
mac correspondent says heavy firing occurred
that day, lasting two hours. Our shells burst
on the embrasures Of the rebel battery, des-
troying three cannon and forcing them TO keep
quiet. They lost at least six guns.
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Renoral of Union Prisoners South.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 49,,
Mai. Milford states that the prisoners are
now removed TO Georgia as soon as captured,
the officers to Macon, and the soldiers to An
dersville. Letters to them require ten cents
prepayment for rebel postage.
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from CLarIesfou.

CHARLESTON, July 10.
The enemy have evacuated Johns Island
Transports are busy moving the troops TO
Morris Island. The bombardment of Sumter
Is kept up.
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For seven years / was BALD now Everybody Is
asking me how my hair become thick. For iuIl
directions send yonr address inelosipg 80 cts,
Box. 4i3 Worcester, Mass.
July Is, 1854. a julyl6 d2w-
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Anothcr Runor Of the Capture of Atianta.
Fnprprss Mo<pop. IuIv Je

The Norfolk New Regime says: We have
information from the front that great battle
has been fought in Georgia, resulting in The
complete overthrow of the rebel forces, the
capture of Atlanta and $4,000 prisoners.
The above report is no doubt premature
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reliable Agents Wnnied.
rEaine His,orien, socir,v.

FENHE Annual Meeting of the Maine Historical So.
Il clety will be held the Rooms at the SocIety IN
Bowdotn College. Bruins wick on THURSDAY, Aug.
4, 1854, at soe Ock Al
EDWARD BALLARD, Secretary. +.
Brunswick, july 10. 1884. jy20dtd
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FOREIGN PoRTs.


ing, New York.
RaddleoId, Cuba.
Az Buencs Ayres May %. ship speeduel. Cooper.
for Callao; David stewart. PIeRizs Tor ID. psrsna
Langston. uHe; brig Nellie Hun. Nelson. for New
York - ~"
At Rio Janeiyo eth ut. SHIPS Ey,ning Star. Hin.
from New York for sydney NSW, pit IN lsaEy. ~ <
Pencil Melcher do for san Franeiss, put IN eaSy.
oayqno Cliftoa, Gavett unc.
Inns, ST Jago
AZ at AspinwaI 18th uit. brig Olga CHS. finn New
lotk.
At Trinidad 25th nit bfiSs circassian.,or phu.-
de.pha; Prentiss Hobss. for Portland next'iav
Sid fm Havana 9th inst, baTqne Albion lneoln
u bier, Tor Neuyitas; brig Eenshaw smith o. n
York; Lorana. hspenny, Philadelphia ~ ~
:, ArM Maianzas sih inst, brig Lillian. swase. finn
Machas an
~assh. barQus sehra Croker. Littefeld, for P,r,.
land. SOD "a w
Odd I'm 81 John n 3 lIth inst. ships ala. Paite,
and Sterling, Hal for Liverpool; Moro Castle r
for do. TEE I
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prinis
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noNIrSTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO - by tell Ar 10th ms. ship
Winged Arrow. Berry, Boston; barque Adelaide
Norris Reed baltimore.
ALEXANDRIA-Ar 18th, barque Starlight, Rey.
mods. ulace Bay CB
GEoRGErowN-sld 14th, sch Sarah sherman,
Berry. Provide &c.
PHILADELPHIA-Arl 18th, brigs Geo Burnnafn,
Thornton. Fortress Monroe; Jessie Rhynas Coomos,
Fall River; Glendale. Guthrie, Beaufort Nc "a
Carver. Treat. Boston,; sch J Grimm FOSTER I'm
Cienfuegos.
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Boston stock List.

~Ityou arein want OF any kind o fPRISTrNG
call at the Daily Press Ofhce Il
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situation Mnn,ea.

DY Young man 20 years old. References given
ID Had four years experience in first class Gro.
Gerry IN Boston; also ore years a. entry clerk.
Address j. 5. y at this office,
jy2odst.
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Nofc.-We wish it to be understood that orr quo
tations represent prices of large lots from first hands
unless otherwise stated and That in alling small
ders, higher rates have to be charged.
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IMPORTS.
SAILING Of OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

TO Geo Ii starr.
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A New Perfume for the Handker-

A most Exquisite Delicate ami Fragrant Perfume
distilled from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from
II takes its name.
Manufactured only by PHALON SON, n. Y.
" escdre Of Connterfeits. Ask for Phdioa's s.
Take no Other. Sold by Druggists generally:
june24 'e4d3m
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Review of the Market,

For the week ending july 10 1864, prepared ex.
pressly for the PREss, by Mr.. II. n. Rich,
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u Apply TO J. C0OLlDGk 4 Co
81 Commercial street. =
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SPOKEN.

June ). LAT 10 n. Ion 81 W. baJqHe Gertrude Bartl
lett, from Calla0 for Rotterdam
Jure 70 lat - Ion 3d. slip Queen OF the West I'm
Liverpool for New York s.s.4lHT
july g. lat q 10, Ion 81 49, brig Star light, FIN Liv-
erpool for Maisnzas.
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Ar 18th, schs Pocahontas, and A cOnant. from


NEW YoRK-Ar 18th, sohs Autumn Irwin. and
Union Dsnnison, Machias; Porto hico, w entworth.
Providence
Ar nth ships Jacob siamler. hanson. Havre:
Kitty simpson, Mayo, Boston, brig Mountain Eagle,
Owens. Lingan CB.
Ar 18th. sbins Ne plus Ultra, Tan, I'm Liverpool;
Wisconsin. McStocker, co; sebs Frar coma, Holt,
Lingan CB; Union, Calais; EnehantTess. Huckhs >,
Lubec; kosina, Hunt, do; .Ouly Son, y hnson, Jar
diner; Biiiow. Wass. Addison; Abby Gale I'm do;
Mlfanda heagau. Boston: w Baldwin. Ihorne,
Gloucester; Avon. Park, Dighton; LebanDah We'll.
for Pembroke p y -
Cid 18th. ships VIM Writ Clements. for Aniwesp;
Chim6oTazo, Leyerssher. ~ Stephens NIB; tsiQus
X u Knight. CeTman. Msfanzas: briYsS c CLARK,
Brown; sydney cB; Robert Move. ~, HoteLkiss.
ROvIOENCE-Ar 18th, Ann Elizabeth, Baker,
Augusta
Ar 18Th, sehs Planet, Dermot Calsis; Georgiars,
Philbrook Bangor: soy Cony. Brown Aupusia
NFWPORT-Sld l7th. brig Alpine Killnan FIN
Cardeuasl for Queenstown.
HOLINESS bOLE-Ar 18th. sch Minnie Cobb
Ingraham, New York for Boston.
In port 18TH brig Open sca schs Hannibal. ak
L johnson. Caroline Grant, Jedde J 4 lane
Maryland, Arno. Gertrude Horton Ottoman.
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 18th, sch FraAces Illep,
DiGhrON-Ar Eth, sch Planet, Cousins, from
Bangor. ~
BosToN-Ar 18th. sehs Douwor,b p,e,r c.o,,
Machiss; Catharine. Anderson Ellsworth, Ms~-
"a wer. Foss, 81 George. Me; Plough Boy Dnn1slis
York; Dandy. VIM, do; lao. Lewis Is i.ioi.
"a is ,a, go saiiof Boy Pin hsm lIillbridge.
NB; LARK Bullock, Roekport schs W m Pickerine
4 Quinn. Bangor: Elvira. Warren, cutler =
xi rOSssishtguIH1Ar 18th. sch Edward 4 Frank.
land. -e'' VT"
CID Isth. ship Australia, tBrl Rankin. Dublin sch
| wIsCsssEr-Ar 18th. ship Wallace. Lame. New
dreams, and was ordered TO Bangor3
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Lost.
ON the 18th inst Note dated July 18th, lse4,
" aud payable TO the order of Amisa SAWYER on
demand, for the of fifty dollars SAID note " a.
slrned by George Sawyer. PAYMENT Of sad Nots
il hereby stopped. GEORLE SAWNKH
Portland July 18th. 1854. Iy2 d2t.
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Brig Sarah, tBrl Keena. Malanzas-u Robin

LAUNcnED-At Cape Elizabeth on tuesday from
the yard OF Is " Pickett. superior baTque OF about
500 fans. called the Ainnes Is. she IS owned by
the builder and others, aud is TO be commanded by
Cant VIM Pitts
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NEWS
poRT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday ,.,......................... July 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston. knight, Boston.
Steamer New England, Field, 81 John \ for
Boston.
Sch John Bagley. tBrl willigan JOggius Ms.
BEL0W-A BIZ brig.
CLEARED.
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WAR FACTS AND RUM0Rs.
Return o. Cen. Sherman.

WASHINGTON, March 10.
Mai. Gen. W. F. Sherman, In dispatch dat
Cd vicksburg, Feb. 27th. yia Cairo, March 10,
has addressed the following 10 Lieut.. General
Grant, care Maj. Gen. liallcck:
General IL got In this morning from Can-
ton. where left my. army in splendid heart
and condition. We reached Jackson Feb 9th,
crossed the Pearl and passed through brandon
to Morton, where the enemy male disposition
for battle, but hed In the night. We posted on
over oil obstacles, and reached Meridian Feb.
i4th. Gems Polk hasinga railroad 20 assist
him on his retreat, escaped across the Tombig-
bee on the l7th.- We stopped at Meridian ono
week, and made the most complete destruction
OF the railroad ever behsld i-south below Quit
man, east TO Cuba Station, twenty miles north
70 Iaurcldalc Springs, and west NIL tho way
back 10 jackson. could hear nothing OF tho
cavalry force Of General w. Smith, ordered to
be there by the 10th. then began to give back
slowly, making q circuit by the north to Can:
ton, where ieft the army yesterday. Twill
leave Il there Ave days, In hopes that tho cavai-
ry from Memphis will turn UP there"
Major Gen. Butterfeld has addressed the fol.
lowing to Lieut.. Gen. Grant or Gen. Hallcck,
under date Of Cairo, 18th :-"Gen. Sherman ar.
rived yesterday at Memphis. His command is
all SAFE, Our total loss In killed wounded and
missing Is only 10. The general result Of his
expedition, including Smiths and tho faioo
river movcipent, are about a. tbllows LEO
miles otrailroad, OF bridges, 900 feet OF tres
Ito. % locomotives. % cars. 10 900 bales q cot.
ton, several steam mills. and over 1000 600
bushels Of corn were destroyed. The railroad
destruction Is complete and thorough. The cap
lures of prisoners exceeds NIL loss. Upwards OF
5000 contrnbands md refugees came In with
the various columns" 80. $3.50.
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GENERAI INTELLIGENCE.
aENERA1 SUMMARY

Tho total number Of troops in the rebel army
Is reported to be $4,000.
Gen. Neal Dow has been released from Rich.
mond by the rebels and has arrived ut Fortress
Monroe.
Gen Sherman has returned to Vicksburg with
little or no loss except by struggling. -Four
thousand prisoners and six thousand negroes
were brought In. Gen. Grant says that the OK;
petition has accomplished oil that II designed
to do, and that ought to be considered gooo
authority.
The Richmond papers announce that Lees
army Is short Of supplies In consequence o.
Kilpatrick's raid. They say II will take q week
to repair one line OF railroad to where Lee Is
encamped.
81 A man died suddenly In bed, in London. 70.
Gently; aud another man who shared his bed
said ct the inquest that the deceased gave a
grin and died." and that he thought II was no
use to bother any one about Il, aud actually
slept with the corpse that and the next night. He
added that his dead friend was "werry cold"
Both men were miserably poor and wrctched.
Tho negro troops at Haines's Bluff made a
descent on Yazoo City on the 18th ult., and Of
ter sharp fight, occupied the place. Loss
about 30 killed and wounded. ~ 4, .-ggj
7 The flag.of-truce steamer left FORTRESS Mon.
roe on Friday evening with 643 rebel officers
and prisoners to be exchanged. Among them
was the rebel General FitI.IIugh Lee, son OF
General Lee, said to DO exchanged for Brig
Gen. Neal Dow. 1900 uii
An expedition was last week sent by General
Butler, consisting Of two regiments Of cavalry,
to King and Queen County, the locality OF the
murderous attack on Col. Dahlgron's command.
which defeated aud routed with severe loss tho
5th and 9th Virginia Cavalry, driving them
from their camps, killing number. and cap
turing twenty prisoners. In addition large
amount Of grain, supplies and mills were DO.
stroycd. 80. 40. .. y.
Gov Bramletto has addressed IN earnest re.
monstrance to the President against tho enrol
ment and enlistment Of slaves In Kentucky,
and has notified the President that he will exc
cute the laws Of Kentucky against all who Mt.
tempt to take slaves from their owners without
their consent. He claims that Kentucky has
furnished more than so 900 Of her sons to de-
fend the government, and Is willing to furnish
all that Is allotted to her, that she has proved
her loyalty and must be treated rs loyal State,
and that her constitution and laws must be res
pccted. g....' H'a..,i
The Star Of the West recently spoke IN Ital
ion frigatc in disabled condition. She stayed
near during the night, bit they got separated,
aud nothing having been heard OF the friSate
since, II Is supposed that II went down with all
OH board, consisting Of over 400 souls. NJ
Major McSIichael, Assistant Adjutant Gen.
cral Of the Army Of the Cumberland. arrived at
Philadelphia on Wednesday evening, direct
from Chattanooga. lie reports our Western
armies in tho finest condition. The news Of
Gen. Grants promotion was received with great
enthusiasm. H
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Mn. CnAsE's LErrER.-The letter OF Mr..
Chase, declining to DO considered candidate
for the Presidency, is every way worthy OF a
man who has already SO many claims tori the
grateful respect and esteem Of tho people.
That no had no sympathy with tho tenor of
the famous circular put forth by his pretend
cd friends, and no concert with their opera
tions, every ono has already been ready to
admit who understands the first elements in
the character Of Mr.. Chase. But an honor
able aspiration for tho Chief Magistracy Of
tho Union may we'll b, entertained by our
leading statesmen, and IL can hardly DO OK
lpocted that they will hasten to discourage
any efforts OF their friends in that direction.
But Mr.. Chase, like the most astutc OF Euro
pean monarcbs, comprchcnds tho times in
which VIC 1.-Two, and ho sees that tho current
OF popular preference Is Enthusiastically swccp-
ine toward another, even his own State al
fordipr tho most marked indication OF tho
movement. But still he might adhero 10 bis
chances, or add something 10 tho volume 81
opposition in his own party which ia ,!..,
events may possibly render OF no h'nS
strength. But Mr.. Chasc's patriotism VIII
allow of his standing in no such cquivocii
and Injurious position. lie Is for complete
harmony In tho iurthcnnco OF our grr,t
,truc,lc. and no means that his example
sbali illustrate his prcccpts. wc trust that
Mi o,r st,tcsmcn will show tho saIno noble
spirit of sclf-abncgation. So says tho Bos-
ton Journal. 40 1s.l 70 seame ,lse' If'|
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Miscellaneous Items.

We arc indebted to Hon. John NJ. Good
win Of this city for Legislative documents.
George B. Moore, Esq.,, Editor-in-chiof
Of the Portland Advertiser. died in that city on
Tuesday, very suddenly, Of dropsy.
The JOURNAL is thiswcek printed on paper
made of straw. 1t is quito strong but does not
absorb the ink like rag paper. We are trying
few reams rs an experiment.
The Republican Committee of tho 4th
District have called convention to choose del
egatc, to the National Convention to DO holden
at Baltimore. It is we'll to be in season.
An exchange says that the latlics Of Ellis
worth have been treating the men to leap year
rides. Charming custom, and doubtless the
ladies arc also charming. 'H
- Not copperhead showed his head atthc
polls in Rockland or Bangor, at their recent
elections. That kind OF "fellow citizens was
too numerous in this city-thick in numbers,
thick In votes and thick in speech. 80
Last week the Belfast Journal stated that
the Ohio legislature had refused to declare for
Lincoln That editor evidently needs posting
up, or has he read McClcllan's. clectionccring
report to tho exclusion Of everything else!
Hon. Hiram Chapman, Land Agent.
died at Augusta on Tuesday morning. His
death is n public loss. IIe has held several
Offices. the duties Of which no ever discharged
=
In M able manner, winning for himself tho
praise of all who knew him. -5f,. ge
Orders have been issued to complete the
enrolment of negroes in Kentucky. The slave.
mongers Of that State will understand that the
time for the Government to fear them passed
two years ago. Their counscls have already
been too much needed. They will now have
the pleasure Of doing or dying. 'I@'.a. %
THE town elections In this State have sig
nally gono In favor Of tho Union. While we
have not yet learned of one previously Union
being gained by the coppcrhcads, VIC have
learned Of scores which last year went against
u., tina, nov have rcpudatcd their former pol.
itics by large majorities. Abig straw!
Our Legislature has passed resolve to
pay the Foreign Immigrant Association" re-
Gently formed in this State, for each able-bod-
led foreign immigrant between tho ages OF If
teen and fifty years, whom they shall within
the next Eve years introduce into this State and
cause to remain for the period Of ono year af.
ter such introduction, without becoming charge
=, r. Al, -. -