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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
From. -4tionta-The City Partly Occupied on
Federal froops-THe Recent Battles.

WASHINGTON, July %.
The National Republican extra says the gov
eminent is in receipt OF dispatch to-day
from the telegraph operator at Chattanooga
via Louisville, in the following words:
Atlanta is not yet taken. Our forces find
a strong opposition. 1t seems that we are in
possession OF part Of the city, but the enc
my held the rest"
The paper also announces the following of
fetal news of the battle before Atlanta on
Wednesday:
AN official dispatch from Gen. Sherman
states that after the battle of that day Gen.
Howard, commanding the 4th corps. sent word
that he had buried 200 dead rebels in front OF
his lines, and that large number of wounded
were scattered on the Held"
Gen. Hooker commanding the goth corps,
in advancing his lines on Wednesday, that the
enemy in an open aud most desperate battle
lasting several hours, the result OF which was
that the rebels were thoroughly whipped and
driven from the field. After the battle Gen.
Hooker reported to Gen. Sherman as follows:
have buried 400 dead rebels, aud 1900
wounded lay in my 'front.'
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
sasarday..........................-J Jul,
ARRIVED.

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ARRIVED.
: steam cutter Mahoning. Webster. New York.
steamer Montreal. Prince, Boston
sch Boxer Currer YORK.
9eh SARAH Elizabeth, haupt, wsldoboro.
CLEARED.
& Fox. VN' w" iorA-b"ciJ
sch Reward. tBr) Masters. Walton Ns-nastar
MSS Randall 49, "i' A"ifsO"i0
master. ~
sen Coonan. tBr Dickson. St john NIB
master. w.
Sch voigu, (Brl Gillespie. HiIsboro NB-mss,or
Sch Albert Clarence, Freeman, Baltimore-H
Stickney.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
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Use DIR. LangIey,s Root and Herb Bitter

For Jaundice, CosHveness. Liver Complaint, HUI.
more, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Piles, Dizziness Head
ache, Drowsn aud all diseases arising from dis
ordeIed stomach. torpid liver. and bad blood, to
which all persons are subject in sprip and summer
They cleanse the system. regulate the wells, re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
ness of mind and strength OF hodv to all who use
them. Sod by all dealers in Medicine everywhere
at %, so and 20 cents per bottle. GEO. c. GoUD-
WIN CO., 81 Hanover Street, Boston, Proprie.
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MARRIED..

In this city, July "a. by Rev II NJ Blake. William
Burnham and Miss Helen Mckinney, DO h of this
city.
In Biddeford. July 2, James D Rand. of b, and
Miss Abby Gle, of WATERFORD.
In LimingtoB, July 8, Davenport ID Meserve, OF
Brownheld, and Miss Eliza A Quimby of l..
In tialowel July IA, VIM Bragg. of II and
Miss Susan MARI of Washington, Me-
In Ellsworth, July Is. VIM Mcdonald and Miss
Annie A Austin.
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IMPORTS.

TRINIDAD. Brig Prentiss Hobbs, hhds sugar
Is ties do 20 boxes, 25 hhds molasscs 40 ties do %
bbs do TO + Churchill & Co
STAPLES Son NS"-f "
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BATH, July % Br brig Mary Hatfield from
Pieiou Ms with coal. for Augusta went ashore yes
this place, and sunk in Il fathoms water. She wall
probably be total loss.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
$500 REWARD.
STRAY ED OR STOL N.

4 Bay Mare. square built In good order. weighs
N between g01 and 1000, switch tail, has little
white in her forehead travels wide before and toes
in: Whoever will return her, or give information
where she may be found will receive the above re-
ward, by addressing line TO
GEORGE D. GORDON,
jy25 New Gloucester Lower Corner.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
SIP CiAL TICES
Circular.

The members of the 9Th ReRir emit Maine yolun-
teefs will report at the City Hail. Portland on
Wednesday the 9th ult., at O'Clock A. NJ. for the
purpose Of being mustered out.
b, order of Gel G.. =. Edwards.
+. q PATTERSON,
H2 Lieut.. aud Act. Aoiutant.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Sunday
ARRIVED.


Barque Mary Fox. Ross. ElizabethpOrt.
Brig Prentiss Hobbs. Ellis. Trinidad.
Sch Jas II Deputy. Sturgis, albany.
Sch Z Lindsey, Emery, New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Wcosung Nav 8. Emily Banning Fellows
san Francisco; 18th. Nestor CIoudma Nagasaki
SD May 9th, Luzou. Robinson. New York; 7th,
Catalepa. Stevens. Nagasaki; i2rh. Georges VIII
liams. Hong Kong Northern Crown. Saunders
NagasaH; 18th. Sami Rnsseli. Burd OK Annoy; leth
81 Paul, Croweli, Hong Kong keoka, kavansugh,
Sid I'm Malaga 18th ult. barque Young Turk u ard
ing. New York.
Passed Gibraltar 25th uli. barque Bounding Billow
Niduiich, from Malaga for Goree and New York
SPOKEN.
June "a lat y \. lon IS Il. ship Merchant. from
Callao for Englapd.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

SozoDoST.-we do not offen speak OF the various
artices which come 20 for notice and trial but the
article with the above musical nam is an exception
Three or four ladies and children among our imme.
date friends and relatives have used the Soxo-
don't, and II has certainly done all that il said in
Its favor. IL not only removes every blemish rom
the teeth but renders them clean and white. IL al
gives tons to the breath, and leaves the mouth
with 'easant fragrance Ii l. decidedly the best
preparation have ever used Cor the purpose, and
with great confidence Boston Satt rdas Ersntno
Erpocss. mchis 1t
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Boston Stock List.

ey-Iiyou arein want Of any kind ofPRINTING
call at the Daily fress Once. II
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For seven years was Bald now Every body Ia
asking me how my hair become so thick. For iul
directions send your address nclosipg 50 cts.
Box, AT Worcester, Mass.
July IL. 1854. jalyI6 d2w-
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
ct this Office. II
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST. PORTLAND, Me-,
A. b. DA Wis, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL, 1864. nrayI2dem
A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.

most Exquisite. Delicate aud Fragrant Perfume.
distilled from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from
IL takes it's name.
Manufactured only by pH4LOy & SON n Y
~ Besrare Of CoHaferJeits. Ask for Phaioa' s.
Take no Other. Sold by Druggists generally.
june2iGid3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Prompt Collection Or

Merehan's, Physieisns, Mechanics and ALI o,hsr.
wishing prompt collection of their bills will ,ecai
prompt and personal attention, and speedy retnrns
from JACOB FROST,
Junction Middle and Free STA mn atai,s
EI-Post Office address. Box 1855 Port'nnd - n
Dole. " -
JJ2ldsH.
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Buy Your Stationery Packages

At Dresser's, 90 Exchange street,
50 per dozen, or IS cents each.
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Age7tswantei, address L. DRESSER, Port
land, Me-, Box 49,.
jyllifw.
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b Howell sch Anne Rms ell
Frederick Russell Brig Ross capt G Smith
John w Ray sch Cheriot capt A N Cole
Capt Ambrose Hamilton sch NJ rrimsn
frederick Ayeriil barqae Lucy A Nichols capt Jas
Capt Geo Keen master Of sch Little MAO
Thos Shute capt sch Moses Eddy
Capt Edgar Orr sch Mary hunter
Thomas rrecarfer ship Rochambran
Capt Chas w Dck son sch v Coopen
Capt smith ID Mason ssh Woodruff Sims
A. DOLE, Postmsstcr,
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SoSlAh II. LAY, JK.,
Late Surgeon 29.h Maine Regiment.
The following certificate explain. itself:
copy Of documents sent 10 TIE Secretary or Nor.
HEADQUARTERS 10Th MAINE.
June 27th, 1864.
This Is to certify that we, the undersigned
officers OF the 10Th Ne. Regt, know Edwars
Brennan, for the passing and mastering of
whom Surgeon Josiah +. Day. Jr., and Lieut..
Kingsley were dismissed the service. The
said Brennan was employed as a porter in the
Augusta Houss at Augusta, Msine, where we
all boarded, At the time OF his enlistment: he
was a stout, active young man, and 10 all ap-
pesrsnce was well qualified for soldier
(Signed,l
CHAs. G. GRAHAM, lat 1t. Co T..
CYRUS I. WATERHoUsE u Ii. Co. f..
ALFRED l.. TURNER, Capt. Co. i.
CHAs. THOMPSON. Quartermaster.
1t. Wsterhouse ceriifes that he often
drilled Brennan, and that he handled bis gun
as veil as the best man ia his company.
DR.. Sanger, Medical Director Of the 10Th A.
y, has sent to the Secretary OF War a ceriif.
cate that DIR. Day was one Of the best and
most efficient medical officers in the corps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
From the Army Of tae Potomac.
WAsHEGToy. SATURDAY. Feb. q. i

NASHiSo1OA, S3turuay, teD. ~, 1904.
Adyces from the Army of the Potomac say
that fourteen dcsertors in yesterday. bring
ing their muskets, sc. They had been picket duty
and belonged different States several being from the
Is. Virginia Artillery.
\ general order has been issued dismissing Major
j. L. Anderson Of the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry, for
having in violation o; existing orders and the customs
Of war crossed the line pickets delivering and ro-
ceying letters from persons outside The linea Major +.
Reinhold, OF the same regiment, having sanctioned
and authorized the Aforesaid act OF Major Anderson is
also dismissed subject the approval Of TIE President
WASHINGTON Feb. e, ls5i
Information from the Army of the Potomac
states that on Thursday night about 100 Rebels crossed
The river near Raoooon Ford, and made slight demon
s,ra,ion on our pckets killing two horses. In few
minutes they beat hGsty retreat across the river
Thirteen Of the party however took the opportunity "a
de.er. and come into our lines.
On Thursday, while Company u OF tie 9th Pennsy
vauia Volunteers drilling, Sergeant Williams was
accidentally shot 10y - comIsde, who was cleaning
musket Tie ball passed through tic Sorgosnt's head
Killing hn instantly. lie wGs much esteemed by the
oaiige egmen Not hong ago he reenlsted. aud while
home on 4 THROUGH was married.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
From Western Virginia.
NEw.CglEE. Satgr,

hEWtElLk- SATURDAY, req. ~, isOi.
IL IL understood that Governor Boreman has
duly transmitted resolutions Of the Lesi.lsure OF West
Virginia calling upon the military authorities for in
formation 10 hi ing bceR adopted for max
INK good the deficiency in this State.
We have information that large potion OF Koasel's
command are absent ON Through
Imbotcn Is reported By las; accounts 20 be IN Rock
bridge county.
The enemy continue 10 forage With small parties.
Orr fcouts n-c cut and active after ,tcsc forageg
The report that the enemy IL sending large force TO-
ward Franklin In Pondeton county turns out 70 be IN
true tho Rebels having ony strong picket posted IN
that direction on the lookost 10 dseo5cF a ad?aEce
from our side
There is nothing rev from The Rebel Genera! .ary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
Fourteen IFay Rurges 900
s.oss-Thc rire or rDceadi"Iy Origin
Arrival Of x. bel B'r;sener-.
Corre,rondeut.
FROM Our special toffefr onacAt
ON BOARD STINu.R LuMyARY.
ME.nHs Tenn, feu. II. 1864.

From Our Special Correspondent.
OS BOARD STRvnLR LuMiyARY,
MEnH-. Tenn. Fec. ~ 1864.
BY the detention Of the boat am enabled to
send few items Of interest later tn M last Ycs.er
dny afternoon considerable CONSERVATION prevailed
throu tout tho city dense volumes Of smole Goe' ed
In black clouds the upper portion Of the city
Wolf River The alarm war general ~ soon ~ II was
discovered that IL largo GoyCrHucft barFrs laden VIII
bundled hsy were on fire. The flames, famed bJ
SLIGHT breeze leaped nom barge To barge, and in -
minutes after the dsccyeFy cf the rc al hopes OF say
inc any ~ the properly vanished The ieyre IL The i'm
mediate vicinity VI the tie vas covered viii cotton
bales thousands Of barrels n f0nr Casses O. hquoT,
hog,helds Of sugar and other valuable merchandise
which had just been un0adcd nom various 8tcamerS,
and e wac at time feared the sparks would set fire
20 this conhGsiibc material The pecuators and steam
boat men were expecting n wholesale cOnlGeEa.!On,
and had Il hot been tor che strict watch kept over ell
c boats mCuTcd IN the rivcr there 10 no d1ut t'riAe
disaster would have befgien the city and have lcOp
arfizCd the lives ~ hundreds on the iiyeT.-
TIC deStgCtiOn OF this rniECnse quantity o. hay a.
The present Tine together with the barcos Is CcpOT
BE los Ia the Government forage being exceedingly
scerce. Twenty thousand bales OF hay. II Is reported
we've destroyed which 81 present market Tater Is worth
s21o0o, wnii- the twelve bergcs were worth -JivFh
Is Ia rumogod and steamboat generally believe.
that tie fire the work OF Rebel incendiorics VITO
scattered throughout ihe Union for the express prr
pose II improving cvory favorable opportunity Tor ap
plsiug the torch 10 Government property. Extgr
guards posted on al tic stcaIGars.
iieuienant & oouI Hes % the 2id PennSylysris
Cavalry which constitutes PORTION OF General GnsI-
soas force. trOCs az forty pis1Dsss primo pay cdrr
rlllas, who wcro oap;arcd between Memphis shd
New.Albany My informant reports the greatest dcs
ti,ution prevailing among the Inhabitants many Of
famine stalks boldly through the land painting misery
and want upon siotenBg countenances and desoation
upon the hcGrthstoncs OF those opuient. The
Planters were starting foY our lines Witt thonssnds of
ites ~ cotton the roads being filed With plantation
wagons IN route for Memphis. JE.u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
FROM MEMPHIS.
ipp,ehepded Attack upon Memphis by
Gen. Rorrcst--Cnerrii,os Active.
From OuI Special Correspondent.


MEsPHIs Tenn, Feb. IL, 1851
The city was again set a-buzzug this morning
by report thct were about to b. attacked by Tic
inevitable Cen Forrest, but for whom the military his
LES been known for days that lac bad concentrated
large part of his force 10 the vicinity Of Holly Spings
with underlined intention hut this oftrepcated
achievement OF his excited bus little concern. List
night however Intelligence received that lis al
vonco ut Pamela and that ic at the head o:
army Of lo,oo0 men. Tas numerical statement must
net be considered f-e Int simply rs report Of
mcy be excited scouting gety or more likely Of The
sympalhzirg citizens f shis vcinity which latter
source Of Information + finirly Known hero as tie
grapevine telegraph. htcreeftral months experience
in the vicinity OF tina, conmander's operations your
correspondent ecls justified IN saying that the sros.
way Of estimating tho number OF his men Ia 20 divide
the lepord number by two and then ty and convince
yourself tha; be has not quite that many.
Forrest command may tc saf,ly put down as not
more than $3.50 strong His presence At Pamela yesteI
Day l. escoTtfu'd fact, eud hos created stir
but not the least alarm in military CIRCLES Inc force
here is sufficiently strong 90 meet any possible contin
gcncy and the city l. safely locked against the
trance Of Pm enemy ancient Troy.
From bCso To Helena gurriillJs have been moro active
the Arkansas side ior tho last three days than for
several months before Jhoio IS almost continued
diminishing along our picket lines in tire rear If Hole
and ind Cd report reached a. here On the 18th that
TINT point about being attacked IN force. They
seem t0 have particular object in lowering around
lines unless 1t TO- keep Themselves in good practice
OF tushW backing.
Forrest viii probably deyeope liz intentions By to.
uotrov MCk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
sea. EoCiornanG's irriyu,-fLe Canvas
for Governor.
from Oar spetisl COHefpondent.

From Our SPECIAL Correspondent.
NEw. ORLEANS, Feb. ls. 1854
Army news to date in this Department may
lie stated in n brief paragraph. hajcTGcn. John a.
MeCernand u his stat has reported 10 Gen. banks
for duty in compliance with orders rum Washington
and is gen. rally supposed that he VII at once be re
instated n command Of the 18th Army COIQs IL viii
be ,aembefei the. Gen NicC!erlard was chief OF thi-
ourps almost fion IL urgaDzston ep 30 40 time MS
dssgrecmens with Gen. Grant resulted Ia the orGor re-
Ieying him durog The progress Of the siege OF VICES
burg IN this corps he Is very popular. End While Gen
Ord will be regretted as O capable aud good man, the
Reinstatement Of Gen. McClcrDGad wil give unbcunde1
satisfaction.
Several veteran regiments have recently returned To
duty. and partial TcoIgclizfion Of TIE amy " eVig
on. II is not proper row 10 speak oil details Iheic IN
nothing new IRON Texas.
The canvass for Governor and other State officers IS
drawing 70 close but Is i1crorsng ~ htiern'5 ana
interest Yesterday uuG to-day have heard many c1-
pies ons ~ fears lest The disstn' Ions among The free
State should result IN the Total defeat 81 that party
and tie election o. the IT0S,aycry candidates. over
fifteen hundred "Co1sorvaives' are reported To have
icgstercd AZ voters in tnis city within two day. Al
this il true the Circumstance - cmnVus Oi deioat io
both ~. Hahn and tif. Flanders.
The order Of Gen Banks fixing the qualifications Of
yclCTs, and bis cc.Tesp ndonce with ie-sfs BaA.T
Roseus AID Others, y u be rc.a With interest - 'Le
NORTH. Although tlese gentlemen have IRE. ~ no
sncee In their endCsyefs 10 avoid the iron clad OATH
toe, profess 90 have received degree of sitisiacv
fruia The statement Gen Banks makes a. 10 tie reasons
.Ur u, ,ifinr H. az qualification fgT electors. ana ic
ave therefore geueriy sid nride their tcLIi's, ana
are Preparing 10 tske "a part iB TIE election.
H. Tats ncwCp. Ter has gone over 90 the support e!
Nr Uuhn which itHfes Sir FLANDERS not onl! without
an organ tu wiihtat paper ~ which his friends en-
addre,s the public ia his behalf They attempting
to remedy ins dcicc, n their macbiu- ' re-oi. H.
91l1I ctSoTlIz tuC many lgugcnuy written election
ccr!G documents IN circulation. copy Of enc u Wh,ch
entitled The Issue Explained. states the origin 81 IRE
existing 1ihcu,.Cs ~ d. passionate way, ard as II
yofaiy - the Wander psIty - possible.
Cotton coming In pretty freely ard trade 10 uore
brisk now than 10 has toon a. any tine since Tho Rob
ton. Tho weather has turned cold suddenly nad 20.
day there was light El II SNOW causing rene val vi
apIehC nsons ioT the safety OF the sggasoan crop
- NOCLIINE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
DUR TROOPS WILL HOLD TUNNEL HILL.
4ongstrest Retreat:ng to Atlanta.
MEXpHrs. Tom. Friday, Fob. &c, 1904

Arrivals from Vicksburg confirm the previous
reports that Gen Shcrmen had occupied Selma. Ala.
The reports from Gen Smiths cavalry expedition
not 80 good.
Straggers who arrived here to-day state that the
Rebel Gems. Forrest Adams Lee and Roddy. conceD'
ratcd their forces against those Of Gen. Smith. and
forced him back with considerable loss he had sc
we're fglt at West Point, Mississippi.
TIE slow movements u Col. Warnings division. con
sisting mainly Of Pennsylvania and New-Jersey regi
meats del yed the expedition eight days, giving
the enemy time TO concentrate their forces
I'll reported that Smith is slowly falling back toward
Memphis but the report is lot generally believed
Little credit be placed in the statements Of srag
glers.
! KNOXVILLE. Friday FEB. &c, lsc4.1
| At the last accounts Longstreet was still re.
treating. His headquarters were still at Greenvins
Oh Wednesday night.
Our cavalry upon his guard in the vicinity
OF Beans Station yesterday. slight skirmiSh snsued
AID tho Rebels gave way.
General Sehofeld ;s pursuing with his troops but
owing to the rapid retreat Of the enemy engagement
is expected this side of the Virginia lie.
The railroad bridge at Strawberry P,iins and the
track were injured beyond the possibility Of prescn,
use.
Five officers ard a number Of men deserted wheI
They state that Loagsteet was retrostng to Richmond
with his original troops leaving Johnston and BueknsI
to protect the Virginia border.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
lrnr, Ecr,rcrs Nsnrroc.

G0RiEF,s MONROE, Friday, Feb. q, l.ti.
The steamer Virginia arrived last night from
New.Yort CopL Snyder reports tha. in passing
Cedar Island yesterday q. p NJ, he saw fulTssed
brig sunk on the southern point OF the Island. her upper
decks ont OF weter and sails urej The brig was too
ler inside FOR tie Virginia to approach her.
Last evening while the steamer City OF Richmond
WIS ly!ug at anchor in Hampton Roads, the steamer
Admiral Di Pont run into her, doing some damage TO
both vessels Several soldiers were knocked overheard
nom the Du Pont three Of whom were picked up and
"A 4, n,l know n that any were drowned
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Jilisnr. Affairs.
ARRIyAL AND DEPARTURE oP

ARRIyAL AND DEPARTURE oP rsOoPs.
On Saturday I29 men arrived Mt the PARK
Barracks from Rlnra and left ior Washington a; nooa.
~ members OK the Invalid Corps from Poagikeep'ie
under he command OF Capt Riddle. arrived here en-
route for Washington % men from Brnttlehuro, Yer
mont under the command OF Lieut.. Adams 40 men o.
the li9th " V. V under Capt. j. = Re,noids ana :"
men OF the Maryland Cavalry, under c9pt Eisf9H
len thi. morning for New Orleans on board OF me
steamer NcClei0ni 40 men fom The KarpnhahhocS
Strtion, under command Of Lieut.. walsh. passed
through tins city en- route foT boston.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS
On Sunday morning The slst Ncw-York, NUM-
be,ipo zoo men. under the command Of Col j. j. Dc
Forest arrived at this port on board Oh the ffone
,beus from Norfolk, Va. These veteran volunteers
have resnlistod and now on ther way home to en-
low their furlough. They win disembark to-day ard
yr,cs.d at onoe to their homes Ia Os@ego ana oheiu
,'ol lie Forest has made an 0nvlaho record Tor stl
lantry and patriotism IN III. 6-id lie - 50 popular
with tho men under his copnand lat .hey .Atend 70
be following Is the list Of officers o. this nc regiment;
Jacob j. De Forest. coonei Join 3 Raa,sn e., LsI ati
ts,t, bartholomew De fores, Qurerna,,er; william y.
rice snrgcuni Isaac o. Duye' Chaplain tLs, n rl'L w
j. De Forest, D. w Richardson D. RiI j. :; De fGre; W.
W gl9e.w b. B. POner q no & SoTa Z c A. oeoIo
Twenty five men Of the 9TH Maine passed through
this city yesterday en- route for Washington.
RHCRUITMG IN THE COUNTY OFFICE.
A brisk business was done at the Park Re-
cring Officc last week, Five hundred and fifty new
recruits and s23 veterans received their bounymoney
and bounty scslper permitted 10 annoy them
with opportunities and threats
PRovosT-MARsHAL GEN. HAYS.
Gen. Hays will remove his office to-day from
No lO6 Leonard street to Nos % and IS ~. Marks
place. where he can 10 seen business matters nom
ii O. 10. til ; p Nd.