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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICR-

Parties hoialg oscs b. me upoa any BAak, having
beAnees due % y ny hands hereby notified 10 draw The
sans Por 20 ne sh ninA Otherwise al such checks and
baaneos WI Be PAID In Ne currency per csrL
OoAid ais 6oas ald a balances ne not paid before
23h las, via BE- received ony u he new currency.
nh9-6 aEOR6R BAGBY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, o s A"
RIcHxoHD, Ma CD IL, 1854 }
THE FOLLOWING DEPOSITAhIho AM
Il established for .,--,,.

RICHMOND, ma ca IL ~oV-
THE FOLLOWING DEPOSITARIES AAH
FUNDING TREASURY NOTES
u sas SO F".1rsr Z Many o., Lancaster o.
80 ~ ~. c,mnonUsalih, Richmond
James Gibs0n, A. ingaen.
CB GArdnsr OhIirianioars
W Haskford, Lynehoafs'
John 4 Johnson DAnNnle.
ARKnnsy, Staunton-
DanisI DodSon PeierAbarg
falley, ora ksvile-
ByesA Pearsourg.
Bank OF ReeknghGm. HArrsonburg
VIC Vsnsble, RArmVne
George A Baker, Lexington
, PitEsr Cash. salem.
BAnk OF scottsVile sc0ttsVns.
T , M0rris0n, WytheEi1a
Aben, ChArlo aesyile
l. b Conway, PttsyvaniA Q. H.
\ Barnaite, Union
In addition 70 above, Tie chief 9uN,srua Of each Iry
eos aaora q receive and fund notes They are The FOL
na'or HArnln. Q. n, Orange O. y, Lieut., General 10
MAJOR nsd q n, Orange Q. H, uIsen'FAl Ha''
mayor Z Ntzhugh, Q. r., Orange O. H N'j'ra'n B
SsioI Nc a.Soa, NJ Dublin Depot, Va, Maors'n
Hsjor Taylor n, usutGn. LODgIrsets corps A0rii'
MAJOR Evins NJ Lieut. General Hoods corps, Dalton.
oap. Patton, n, NAiOfesnsrN HArdseS corps, DAi
o.Vs ENortoa @ n. M,i,r-esnsrI wAsslo' divasn,
CSSc Young @ N, LsutesnsAl L. Pols evi'on'
A'fAn' A O. G. MENNISeER,
nA1A-ust ssete airy OF Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-16
DIED,

a. T..a,v Ne SUI a MaasSnvns her rssdenes n Son
s, eourty 10 ne s5h year OF her Aes Ma $500 -
STVS 5ow az late MFjor Gsrnea fsyte ~ omeer 81
- - sftsi9 and dsushsr OF Ats- EisAoetn Macson-
NJ Peyton vas enc oith fsS IurVVors Of we pas os
.is ,6 prsesaed this ard ezenslvely knoEps
49, ~ vsperatsd her mary excelenelsi, Nat MS an
novne,s5,.ut m an many hearts vim sorrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-16
DIAPER, ENVELOPES, ETC,
II AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
FARM OF 1918 ACRES IN

Luneobarg AMI Prince EdEard counties, RooEAy riv
NE Mehsn and Prices Depots the Danve AZ.
road for aleAt The request Of MttsrS H. stokes Aad
Hondrsn (Eho wsh % close their Interest 10 Tbs esta
Or SALE NE farm Of S acres located above, afoalpg other
Ands Of M 8okes and the farm which he
there about 80 acres open land enbraeng soma ne
clover lots 20 wood land s1brdcag gs
timber TIE dge distant ab1uid MI % said dsDOLs,
ou OF The lAni approaohes 70 within and bali mes
fho buildings the place ample for s accommodation "
arge family embrAclng besides, large dwelling smaller
ADD large number Of barns stables aad quarters
Poslet1ion given ~ t5us enabling farmer 10 pitch
tAB 20 eject during shs week Ul be sold
for 90 per aor The regard excellent farm and
psal bArgAia a. The pdee oaered. Apply 70
nhib-8t GODDIN 4 APPERsON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-16
o.aA., WAR DEPARTMENT,
HifAn AID MmIBo BgzkAU,
RUaMoED. Va, March I, 1854.

WANTED-To hire, 400 slaves OF Free Ne
groeL Under Of Congress and
negroes Be npressed for Govsrnnent work. FheSus
aBd Mning Burau Reei four hundred hands, aud viii give
the regular GoFcnnent Rcs0 board and eoihes Parties
hiring avss 10 this Bura before order Of lmpreSsnent viii
With The number hired 10 their quota uadsr the
cal for negroes for any kind Of Government service
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-16
- CORNs. BUNIONS. CALLOSITIRS

NAILS ouirg into ne ash, A. sated without ne ssh,e.,
80. AZ s patient By Dr.. hCHuLfL he celebrated
% snoas Tor removing al sEcessnees on any
Of he body.
~ Ladies And chndrcn attended 70 as usual
ahla-eOQ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-16
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, !

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
WAR DEPARFNGNr
BuRnAU OF THg ADJT AND INsP'OR GEMS ORFICE
EOENoND. Va, March IS. 1854 (
CIRCULAR.
In order 20 transact adequately ths rapidly Increasing bust
Of he buresu hA become necessary limit The hours Tor
the reception Of The Pabe and 70 adhere 20 the reguauOn
th hgdy asreAf err the door m be opened II
0aook A. NJ AMI elossd AZ ococE, p NJ ami during other
h0urs psroo VII be adnted except the Heals OF Depart
menll The Che Of BureEux Commanding Generals and The
acers and elsrks % The Executive and Var Onices
hersoePon once y Ia charge Of Captain John w. Rely A.
A. e. Who viii give asnon 70 ell persons hAVeg business with
ne Bureau and neceary VIII direct them 70 s proper ocr
tnA1much ne routine % he BareAu adapted
uon % buEnsla In wiring solely vtos viii fac
toslr purposes b. brnglnB written applications.
In Vieg o. the fact that NE legitimate duties ~ this Bureau
poFan sEcutlvey ths army and aud
argent demand eonstAnt ateafon, "a believed
pubo pin appreciate NE and proprcy Of hese
rsgalahoas, and ysld 70 Aen ekssriul aequesesnos
~ order,
nhi5-lW Adlf and tnsp'r Genl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-16
RCONOMYIN HoUsEKRRPING.

DERS0NS wishing to economic will do well
70 ssnd subscriber Five DOLLARS, for vheh he VII
send 1sn y return nsn three receipts The @ss Issi 70 IN
houssksspeF used for mailing eOAP, WAShlN6 lLV
sad PATENr STARCH POLISH.
hour without the W the Ingredients for mAknS
had In almost drug shop washes CLONES
sSttr H. use vi aos nias hs aass ilbTe s AEng
wn exceed oasourAhe price Of ne common hoeAa'
g. An excellent article Of WASHING FLUID be made BY
ny rsee p Tor making sn very sher, aae ~ e0' Oa s
81 o5s rcsst Tor making PArEVT sTtROH POLISH, By the
Bssraass Of aIi having hands Of tbs exp snosd
An ihrse hsS receipts I.ut O' Tie low ice Of ave
S0TESG money sent a. my risk II nailed presence Of
NE Postmaster where IL is mailed -
Address P. A. PIERoH,
Post Band, Camp Lee, RshnOnd, Va
10 oAnp and assi d aad e % be supsfor 10 any
soap have ever uSsd We therefore recommtni -
20 &; ss'' family Believing to be everything he
v. Il johnson, Ls,Ss, Of Pos, Band
T. p Glss, Jos. WGrd, Post Band, Camp Lee
J. BrOEn, !. w. WATSON, Jc, DO
o. ". Gaines. A. r DAnsi. DO
g J. ninStOn, ?. ". RAnsy, do
VS. EAiss. }. n. Wheeler, do
OERrIHoATEs.
Wshsrssy certify that have fairy tested Mr. PisSey1 r.
LE Fnsh. Of OarEsvils Va
Dunklsy LsHslsa, do
Bag.isa Co., Boyslon
sally Lyon, DO.
fOhaaa, Charlotte, Va.
Wn Branch, Meoklunbsrg, Va
This VII certify have given No Hsrcyh RteslPs fair
- - 9. n. suru, Lunsnburs.
Ivoula advise every family TO purchase Receipt They
eOa spend dollar 70 tam them cut more
nhl6-eS' A. W. BAuT, LuDsnburs, VI.
NOTICE.
A Ii Checks drawn BY US, and all demands
IA against rs for negro wise, Be presented
for payment psvu 25ih March, 1854 ohershe they III
paid at the rate % collars for three
Ioss adeAtsd vii please settle their several
beJre f5ta March, they viii bs required
par In The earrsnoy, Aiter hat date
nhi6-8.s Prsprietos AnsIioAn Hotel
DIAPER, ENVELOPES, ETC,
Il AT WHOLE5ALH ONLY.
sUTLERs AND MERCHANTS
viii hnd a. our store,
NO. - PEARL sTaEEr, RICHMOND,
cheap stock Of
500 resms Imported PAPER
loo reams Confederate Paper
10000 Imported Envelopes
10000 Confederate Envelopes
A great variety Of
Memorandum BOOKS
Money BoOks
Pocket Books
Peas, Pencill, Holders andInk
nhie-m nAUGHMAN 4 lCHAnD4.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-16

DARN FOR RENT IN CHARLOTTE
COUNTY. VAL win rent ny flr With everything It.
hinnedlae application made 70 Mr.. samuel Pryor
syby ffa contains acres, lies within mes
q The Court House Farming operations pretty well advanced
for The season
Apply a. shove, orto LF SAMUEL T. PRYOR
mhu-dlWs Mathis Battery, Peteubufg Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-16

NOTICE. 3- IN
EITRE AND MINING BUREAU,
RICHMOND March IL, 1854. !
ON and after the 25th day of March, and
" until the 18th day Of April 1884 All payments viii be aus
pended this oce and money received except the
Of O. 3. Treasury notes. - t-i tlf etl e-4l
All outstanding claims against this espatnsn made prior 70
LIT day Of Marsn willbs paid In the old issue. Hst
: -1-f5-l - lhr5. ~ - II. y. REARD0N, - 4,
mh1l-dsw 10 - - -, Dhbusng snesr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-16

SHELTON DAVIS o. 8.
Adopted BY House Of Delegates, March Oh. 1854.
nhit-sOdst WIN. u GORDON, o. f. D.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Editorial Convention.

The Editors aud Publishers of the State of Maine
are respectfully invited to meet in Convention at
Netr City HHt, in Portland. on Wednesday oAd
Thursday August 10Th and 18th. purposes of
sultation and the organization of State Associa-
ton Of Editors and Pub ishers.
The Convention will semble in the Senate Cham
Der in the New Citg Building, on Wednesday, at 10
O'Clock A. VI. ample arrangements will be made
tor fully carrying cut the business and objects of the
Convention and for the entertainment and com ort
OF the members from abroad.
ComRliftcs Of Arrangen,eats--J Joseph b. Hall, Of
the Courier; T. II, Ewell. Of the transcript; Brown
Thurston; n. A. Foster. Of the Press; 81 n Rich,
of the Price Current; Chss. A. Lord. Of the Chris
tian Mirror; John ". Adams Of the Argus; Chas
T. Ilsley. OF tbs Advertiser; james S Staples Rev
W. ii. Smaller, of Zion Advocate; Cyrus s. King;
Charles A. stackpole; F. G. Rich. of the Temper
ance journal; d, +. rhorhdike; Geo o. Goose, of
the Argus: + j. Weston sfthe Northern Monthly;
DR.. b. Colby. OF the Press; l. n Feieh, Of the Cou-
rier; r. ". Lincoln, of the Press; C. W. Pickard,
OF the Transcript.
Portland Juip s. 1854,
Papers throughout the State are cquested to pub.
lish.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Returned Heroines.

Portland has sent quite a number OF her
daughters as well as sons to labor FOR our
common cause of patriotism, whose laurels
are as green as those plucked by the soldier
on the field of mortal strife. Among the
names Of these heroines who have devoted
their unselfish lives to the labors of the hos
pital, waiting upon and ministering to the
sick, the wounded and the dying, We recall
the names OF Misses Walker, Newhall, Dupee,
Pierson, Quinby, Titcomb, and perhaps there
are Others of whose names we are ignorant
These ladies have been or now are In the
hospitals at Annapolis. Several Of them
have returned to their homes, having been
angels OF mercy TO those who needed that
kindly sympathy aud gentle aid and tender
care which woman knows so well how to ad-
minister.
Miss ADELtNE WALKER, the latest return
ed, left her home in this city about two years
since. She has been sssiduous ia her labors
of love to those in distress, and for her
works sake is as much entitled 10 notice as
those who have faced dangers. if more bloody
yet scarcely more fatal, on the battle field.
Miss Walker was la the same train of cars
in which Gen. Franklin was made prisoner
by the rebels, but was not molested. A
soldier who sat near her, and who had receiv-
ed her kind attentions In the hospital, anticl-
pating danger, very prudently and thought
fully handed her his money, and was soon
after prisoner, and is now supposed to be in
Richmond. Miss Walker knows his name
and will keep watch of his history, so as to
restore to him when opportunity offers, the
Si20 of which she was, in so singular man
ner, made the custodian.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
al. F.n A,wood's Bi,ters, Price 80 Cts.

TBoRNpIER NE, April %. 1868.
DeIr SRA lady of my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks OF sick besdaeh4 for
number of years, and could ind no relief until she
tried Il. f. Atpood's Bitiers, which effected per-
lnanent cure.
Ny daughter troubled with attacks of severe
headache and vomiting. which have been cured
by these bitters | have myself been troubled
with dyspepsia, which has already been relieved by
this remedy. ways keep IL ON hand. as believe
1t to be speedy for all d-ran gements of the
arising from debility OF the digestive organs
Yours truly, CHAs. MHlrNKY
~ Counterfeifs and base limitations, In SINH
lar bottle and label are in the market aud sold b.
aaprincipted dealers.
The genaiae Is signed L. y. At,cood aud also hare
an EXTRA LABEL, on nhi'e prper, co,tntersigned
n. H. HAY, Druggist, PortiqRd, Me-, sole General
Agent.
Sold BY respectable dealers Ia medicine gemsyaiy.
ianyl6eodAw6
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
BY 'rELEGR A PHI
EVENING PAPERS.
From Missouri Great North Wesfsra Com
sPiracy Discovered OF ths Colder,
Circle 1rDled.

From Missouri = Great North Testern Com
spiracy Discovered knights Of the Golden
Circle 1rD'ed.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July %.
Much surprise was created here a short
time since by the arrest Of several very prom
inent seeessionists of this city, whose oifense
was unknown at the time, but has lately come
to light. They were connected with a con-
spiracy extending throughout the entire Mis-
sssippi valley, having for its object the cree
ton OF Northwestern Coafederacy. Pro-
vost Marsh.l General Sandersoa has been
gathering evidence in the matter for several
months. This testimony is now in possession
Of the Washington authorities. IL duplicates
many prominent men. and shows that very
dangerous organization had been formed
One OF the parties arrested is said to have
been so badly frightened that bond for half
million dollars was offered for his release.
1t is believed that the recent guerrilla move
ments in this State have connection with this
great conspiracy, particularly as Thornton in
a speech at Platte said: "The Knights of
the Golden Circle are organized and armed,
and ready to rise throughout the Free States"
Thornton also said that Vaandigham was
with them, and that he Thornton) had troops
in every county in the State, and that his men
were coming up from the South, and that
l 400 men had been destroying the Hannibal
and St. Joseph Railroad on their march,
During Col. Sanderson's investigation of
this conspiracy, he discovered the Intended re-
newal OF boat burning on the western rivers.
and was able in several instances TO avert
most serious consequences.
The affair at Plattsbuag, Clinton County,
was not so bad as reported. After Capt. Tur-
ner's death Capt. Poe took command and made
such a determined resistance that the guerrl
las left 10 the direction of Haynesville, thence
msved yesterday into Platte County. Their
reported strength is 500.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Fellow-feeling among Brethren,

-0"-AOOhu- oAAiVnS oAosHloA'
A recent number of the Atlanta, Ga, Regis
ter takes courage from its friends in the
North. 1t says:
"Ex-President Pierce, Seymour of Con-
necticut, Nallandigham, Reed, Wood and
Richardson, and hundreds of others are as
hostile to the war rs to Black Republican
ism. They are not openly and avowedly our
friends, nor could we reasonably ask this of
them. II they did no more than resist the
Capitalization of Mr.. Lincoln, that far they
are worthy of our respect and sympathy. II
they hold up the banner OF st ate Rights. that
far they are advocating a sen timent entitled
to our admiration
The Montgomery, Alabama, Mail says, re-
ferring to an invasion of the Border States
by rebel hordes
"Let MS invade them with our whole
force. Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, and
The Copperheads will swell our ranks
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
letters Remainimg UncIaimed

the Post Once at Portland, State Of Maine, 25:h
L day July, 1854
sY-"To obtain any of these letters. the arp,iean,
can Tor 'ddrertised letters, give the date of
nls hs1' ana pay one cent for advertising.
~ IF not called for within one month thew will
be sent to The D al Letter Office
dencs OF owners, may be stented bv obserxing ina
folio sing Rules 80
-. Direct letters plainly to the street and mum
pr a. Wen a. the Post On and state.
y. Head letters with the winter : roar osscs ana
State, street and number. sign them plalnIv VITA
faI name. aud request that answers be airected sc
eordingy.
- Letters ostran gers or transient visitors In
town or city, whose special address nav be nm
known, should be marked, IN the lower len hand
corner. with the word Transient
Pisce the pos age slump on the upper rfoAf
hand corner. and teare space between the stamp md
direction tor post marking without interfering with
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

~ Age7tswanted, address L. DRESSER, Port
land, Me-, Box 49,.
jylldiw.
CT "A r. ks
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
FOR THE HAIR,
Restores Gray and Faded Hair and
Beard to its Natural Color,
AND is A MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
FOR HE HAIR AND HEAD.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Restores the Color.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Eradlca.es Dandruf.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Promotes its Growth.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Preventsits falling OF.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Is an unequalled Dressing
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Isgood for Children.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Ladies.
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IL good for Old People
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Isperfectly harmless.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
CLARk's RESTORATIVE,
Isnot Dye.
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Beauties the Hair
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Issrlendid TOR whiskers.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Keeps the Hair In its Place.
CKARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Cures Nervous Headache.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Prevents Eruptions.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Stops Itching and Burning.
LARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is Delightfully."- perfumsd
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment.
LARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gum.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Polishes your Hair
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Prepares your for Parties
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Prepares you for Balls
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
All Ladies need IL
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
No Lady will do withoutit.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Costs bat 81
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is Sold BY Druggists and Dealers Everywhere.
Price 81 per bottles bottles tor SO.
&C. CLARK 4 co.
PRoPEIEroRs.
w.F.PHILLIFs, Portland,
General Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
DIED.

In Ssccarsppa, July 20. Asenath. wife of VIM V
Harmon. aged ii years months.
In Salcarspps. July % Mrs Harriet H. wife OF
VIM II Neal aged as years months.
Eg-Funeral this Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
In Grafton May l6. Mr. John York, aged 50 yrs
a soldier Of the war of sl2.
In Bethel, April IS, Mrs Nancy A. wife of the late
Isaac W Estes aged -.
In Bethel. May Is, Elijah W Bird, aged l6 years
June Is, Eunice Estes, aged years.
In Biddeford. Frederick l., son of George Bryant,
aged months.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25

- steamer has been put upon the Portland
ana hennebee route, but not, we take it, for
public accommodation, or to secure public pat
ronage; at least we infer this from the fact that
while it is advertised in a city paper working
only 500 copies daily, papers working from
1000 to 3400 daily are ignored We have heard
Of wire-pullers notifying caucuses by posting
the notice behind the postofice door, face to the
wall, so as to keep the thing dark from those
not desired to attend, but we never before heard
of similar policy in business advertising.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Cousbs and Colds.

The sudden changes of our climate are sources of
Pulmonary bronchial, and dsfGmafic affections
Experience having proved that simple remedies Of
ten act speedily when taken In the early stages of
disease. recourse should at be had to "BrorRs
Broachiu! 1roches." or LozeDges, let the Cold
Cough. or Irritation of the throat be slight
as by this precaution more serious attack may be
eGectualiy warded of Public Speakers and Singers
will find them eeetul for clearing and siren gthen-
ing the voice Soldiers should have them, as they
can be carried In the pocket and taken occasion
requires. june25d& WIN
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
DISASTERS.

i sch Bound Brook tof 1homastonl Perry. from
New York for Nesburyporf, with a cargo Of corn
put INTO Newport Dig hi the 2lst, in distress hay
ing coiiided With a. unknown cLooner same night,
on Point JUDITH and carried away jbboom ana
caused the vessel to leak badly.
bIiS small. tof Deer Isiel Torrey. from Perth
AmDoy Tor lhomasioB. put into Newport I'D foi re-
pairs having lost bowsprit, sc, while in collision
with schooner Bound Brook
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
mother Inrasion of Maryland Gen. She,-
mans Tictory.

mans TictorB.
New YORK, July "a.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says a gentleman who saw the party crossing
into Maryland, puts the number at 5000 in
fantry, artillery and cavalry.
The Posts Washingtss dispatch says it a
part OF Mosby's cavalry, numbering not over
200 or 800. Whether there is more behind is
not known.
Col Lowell, OF the ID Mass. cavalry, sue
eeeded in removing large amount Of gov
eminent property and much -four by canal to
Georgetown.
Official details of Gen. Sherman's battle on
Thursday are received. Our troops gained
brilliant success. Gen. Hood abandoned the
field, leaving his dead and wounded. Gen.
Sherman took neaaly 1900 prisoners. Our
loss was only 800.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
CITY OF PORTLAND.

MAYORS CFFIcE, Ju'y % 1s64.
NoR the infefmation those DESTROYS OF enlisting
Il as keprcseafatire Recruits or Substitutes.
the following statement respecting bounties &C is
given:
An enrolled person may furnish 4 substitute of
person not liable 10 draft for one, two, three
years, in eli her the army navy which will exempt
the party thus fui nisbing, nom draft during the
term Of fersiee. II enlisted for three years State
Bounty of hundred dollars is paid to the subsi
tute. No United states BouDtes paid,
Any citizen. who, from over age. or other causes,
Is not requ red by aw TO perform any military
wees. may furnish repre- entatiye recruit fer three
years in the army. n State Bounty Of $50 to he
paid when mustered in. and UnHei States Boan-
~ of IS 0. rayabe in instsllnenis, Together with
the of $500 paid by the person who i Represent
cd, making a total Of $500 received BY the repre-
sentative rec uit. II he veteran alien.
Volunteers receive from the state 500 and & ON
the United States s3C0, making total of S6UO
Bouniies. aid for three years service
Repre- sentative recruits will be enlisted by the City
on the pa ment of sll0 for the party paving the
same. in the or er In which recruits are received
Applications for onlistmeat may be made at this
office.
JACOB MCCLELLAN. Mayer
jy25-edlw. Argus and Courier copy.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$1,000 REWARD.
HORSE AND BUGGY STOLEN.

A person calling his name John Woods, called on
a the subscH or, the 2Jth inst nbd hired o team
70 go TO Staodish and retura the day following. As
tte man has not returned with the horse and buggy
Ms agreed, 1t is believed he has run away with Them
Inc man was about feet inches high, from 20 to
~ ears OF age, would weigh sag 100 pounds, OF clear
comPleAlon, with dark brown ack hair ard ~
DE mad on when he went away, dark clothes, coat
gray, sik hat. old style. lie also wore a pair Of
uew, built this summer, by j. NJ. Kimball, OF this
city was OF the half bcq New York pattern, trim
med with brown broadcoth. iHorse ton years DID,
10 hands inch high, light reddish gray color sway
back. high hps-a good driver ard roads err Har-
ness new. dark mounted. has c We ed tufrets and
VIII be paid $50 or s25 for the thief
w. A. FENLEY
Portland. July Is. 1wd&w 90 Fee street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-25
Wills school for Girls.

CANDIDATES for admission 10 the Willis School
~ will preseat themselves for examin a lou at the
school Room. on Chestnut Street. on Wednesday
nett at A. IL. precisely.
jy25 dSt By order Of the Committee