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the scalp, on the sth inst, but has recov
cred.
The important position al Strawberry
Plains is successfully lRd hv the llth
Maine regiment, thus etfectually prevent
ing the erection of rebel battery at
strategic point.
A large force has been sent FROM Peters
burg to Richmond, probably TO reinforce
the raiders.
CAIRO. 25th.
The steamer James White from New
Orleans, 18th. has arrived. She reports
the steamer Il. VI. Runvon. from Match
as. off Gritiiths Landing. ID miles be-
low GrecnviI!e on the 2lst. She had about
600 persons aboard. including 30 of the
10Th Missouri cavalry. 80 refugees. fur
loughed soldiers and large number of
cabin passengers. Fiftv-Seven lives were
lost. half OF the cavalry force. and the
remainder refugees. and , cabin passen-
gers. Some 40 were rescued by the gun
boat No. IL. Others swan ashore. One
hundred mules. 6D horses, 10 wagons,
camp equipage and the boat are total loss.
Most of the rescued were brought here by
the james White.
BALTIMORE. Goth.
The evening edition of The -IHericen
states that it is unable 10 ascertain any
thing definite in regard to rebel movements
at Martnsburg, further than that most of
the rumors OF last night were greatly ex-
aggerated.
Averili has no. been killed, but compell-
ed to fail back b. superior numbers
to the Potomac, thence through Martins
burg to Williamsburg. The evacuation
of martinsburs is undoubtedly true, but it
Is not vet known that the rebels occupy
that place.
Trains for Washington and Frederick
left this morning as USUAL.
Gen. Hunter has forbidden Geographic
communication with harper's Ferry, con-
seqaeutly we have nothing from there.
NEW YORK. JEly %.
The Posts special Washington despatch
says.
The rebel raiding forces under Early
moved through the Gaps on Sunday
morning into the Shenandoah Valley
| hey here encountered Gen. Averill. Crook
and Mulligan, also part OF the command
General Hunter.
\ battle took place. in which Union
troops were defeated and compelled to re-
treat. Averill lost heavily. The rebel
forces greatly outnumbcred ours.
Yesterday Earv occupied Martinsburg.
and advanced with several thousand men
towards Ilarper's Ferry.
No intelligence of their crossing into
Maryland has been received. Our troops
have been moved to points where they will
be likely to prevent any such raids as the
recent one.
New YORK. July &c.
The Commercials Washington despatch
says:
The Government expected the return
of the rebel invaders, and has made pre-
paratiGls to prevent a serious invasion
into Maryland and Pennsylvania.
1t is believed that the plundcr lately oh
tanned by the rebels has been deposited in
Shenandoah Valley. to supply formid /
able force to be sent Eorthward. Others
think this new demonstration is only to de-
tain the Sixth Corps from Grant,
If the opinion OF Solicitor Whiting de-
nying the exemptionof l00-days men from
the draft is adhered to, dissatisfaction will
arise in Massachusetts, as Governor An
drew has ordered proceedings under the
impression that those thus enisting would
not be liable to draft until the expiration
of their term of service
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The CONTINENTAL for August, has for
table of contents, American Civilization;
Aphorsms The English Press: Our
Martyrs; Enone, Chapters X II; The
First Christian Emperor; Causes of the
first Minnesota Massacre Buried Alive :
Negro Troops; Colors and their Meaning:
Battle of the Wilderness; Tardy Truths :
An Army; Literary Notices &c: Terms
one copy $500, two copies $500. John
r. irow, publisher, so Green Street, New
York.
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Gaerrina Troubles in KeRtackg-Geaerat
.SLoexm's ErpeLitaoR Ret3raea to plchs-
59rg-ye Dcfeais 1000 Re5ets at Graaa
Gulj-BedieS u Resete NouiRg -AsrA-
vard-Fartkcr Particulars Of FriaRy's
j. Battle al Atlanta.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, 9th
The improvement ef horses causes seine
excitement. An the avenues of the city
arc piclcted
Uhauthenticatca reports statc TINT IN
she fight x;th the gneriilas near Hopkins
vile, eur loss Was 20 killed.
1t ia reported that 800 rebels we're SIX
miles rrem Ghpat. Carroll csnntE, iast
night. intending to cross tae river into
IsdiaRa; aim thar they had cFpilirea two
q s0andefs Ego.a tne IIoa,s Guard.
Etl7u, 9th
!. Memphis papers n lie ed sea:e than
General sa45ih command are arriving,
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The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society of
West Eden few days since sent box
containing the following articles, to the
Sanitary Commission
Is pillows, Is pillow slips, 4 sheets, Q
quilts, S pair socks, Is towels, handker
chiefs, / roll old linen, l roll old cotton.
, bottles cologne, 81 papers, % tracts, 3
cakes soap papers pins, books, comb
and $40 yards bandago,
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Rebels not Entered Maryland-A. p.
H'd Reintorees Early. ,eth 10000 Men
-Rcported Battle al Martinsbvrg.

BALTIMORE, Goth.
The American of this morning, has the
following:
There is no confirmation Of the report
that the rebels have re-entercd MARYLAND
by way of Shepanistnwn, and Sharpsburg
1t is hardly possible that Early Will ven
ture 10 poke his rose so far in this direc-
ton, as lie must be aware that in doing 80
he viii speedily eilconnier some very DIFF
ferent fighting material from theirs, and
the broken down colamns Of General
Hunter.
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Voted 10 make II unanimous.
Moved that Committee of seven, as
District COMMITTEES be raised, as follows
Washington, .; Hancock, 3; Waldo, >:
Knox, /. Carried.
The Counties presented the following
names : Washington, c. b. Paine,
lsnatius Sargent; Hancock, Joseph I
Grant, Joseph T. Hinkley Waldo, $. G.
Thurlow, Mark Z. Wentworth; Knox,
Paul Stevens.
Hon. John n. Swazey was unanimously
nominated fer Elector.
The following Resolutions were unani-
mously accepted:
Resotred, That we heartily endorse the
nominees of the National Convention, held
at Baltimore in June last, and adopt the
Resolutions passed at said Convention, as
expressive of the sentiments of the Union
men of this District
ReSolred, That the Union men of the
Fifth Congressional District have full con-
hdehce III the ability. integrity and princi-
pies of the Hon. +. A. PIKE of Calais, and
we pledge him our cordial support at the
polls in September next.
A vote of thanks to the chairman for the
able and impartial manner of presiding, was
passed, and also vote of thanks TO the
Ellsworth Brass Band for the fine music.
Three rousing cheers were given for the
Soldiers and Sailors, and for the Union.
and then voted to dissolve.
David Howe, Secretaries.
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: III. B. Russell. Il

- II. b. Russell, SIS Washington
Street has sent ns. through Moses Hale.
two new maps on one sheet which has
inst been issued by ii. II. Lloyd. g. Co.,
New York. This map is designed to show
our country, divided as the rebels would
have it, and on the other half it represents
our country as it shall and must be. Price
IS cents. Moses Hale has it,
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Tglearaph aleWa;;
PROM THE DAIl.IEs

PORTLAND, july 24tl.
The House committee OF Congress on
the defcnccs OF the Northeastern frontier.
reported, OF the 21th Of June last, bill
granting aid for the construction Of mill
tary railroad from Bangor to st. John
river, are adjourned to meet at Portland at
call Of the chairman.
BY "a vote of Cougaess the committee
was continued during the thirty-cight Con-
gres3.
The chairman has called a meeting on
the ninth of August next. remaining at
Portland and vicinity to Inspect fortitica-
tons until the 12th, and will then proceed
along the coast, calling at Fort Popham,
BATH, Augusta, Rockland. BE asst. Casino,
Fort Knox. Bangor, Mount Desert East
port, Calais, and other places, examining
forts arsenals, hospitals, and various ports,
harhors and islands on the coast of Maine.
tits expected that Seward, Secretary Of
State, Fcsseden, Secretary of Treasury,
and other members of the Cabinet, Gen
eral DelafielJ, Chief Of Engineers, Prof.
Bsehe of Coast Survey, and other leading
msnbers Of Congress. both Senate and
House, will join in the excursion.
The committee will extend explorations
to Northeastern frontier up st. John river
TO Madawasla, thence to River DuL0up
ro,fnd b. Gaspe ald the Gulf of 81. Law
renee to She5ddc, returning BY way of St.
john.
Invitation has been extended By Gov.
Cony to the President Of visit Maine dur
ing the summer ana time OF examination,
if convenient.
WASHINGTON. July %.
Secretary Fesseadtn has just issued the
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Union Congressional Conven-
sion, Fifth District.

Pursuant to a call the delegates Of the
several cities and towns of the 9Th Con-
grcssional District, met in Convention on
Wednesday July 9th.
The meeting was called to order by \.
X. Sawyer of Ellsworth. chairman of the
Congressional District Committee. On his
motion Hon. Nehemiah Abbott of Belfast
was chosen temporary chairman.
On motion of Hon. 5. G. Fesscndcn of
Rockland, it was voted that two temporary
Secretaries be chosen by nomination.
Thomas w. Xose of Frankfort, and
David Howe of Lincolnville were chosen
temporary Secretaries.
Ga motion of jeremiah Fostor of East
Machias, Committee consisting Of seven
members were appointed by the chair on
credentials. The following were appoint
cd B:
Jeremiah Foster. East Machias.
Charles j. Paine, Eastport.
John L. Hill, sullivan.
c. ID. Mcdonald. Ellsworth.
S. G.. Thurlow, Belfast.
Asa Thurlow, Monroe.
j. Is. Dunton. Hope.
While the Committee were out, 7. c.
Woodinan, ESQ, of Bucksport, stated that
he had resolution which he proposed to
offer, but upon which he did not propose
to ask vote He would read the rcsolu-
ton:
Whereas no Representative to Congress
has been elected from Hancock County
for the last sixteen years, willie for many
years past she has uniformity given large
republican majorties, and whereas it is for
the highest interest Of the party, that every
portion of the district should he fairly dealt
by; therefore Resolved that right and JUS
tice requires that the nomination of the
present Convention should be selected
from Hancock County"
Mr.. Woodman spoke at considerable
length in support of the resolution urging
the claims of Hancock County.
Mr.. Simonton of Camden replied to the
remarks of Mr.. Woodman with spirit and
ability.
Mr.. Whiddcn of Calais also spoke OH
the same side.
Mr. Farvell Of Rockland also spoke up
on the resolution, and was replied to by
Isaac Bearcc ESD of Meddybemps, in an
earnest and humorous speech.
The committee on credentials came in
and reported as follows:
Whole number Of delegates, 2il. dis
tributed as follows: Washington. 20: /
Hancock. &C; Waldo. Il, and Knox %.
Moved to dispense with reading names
Of delegates. Carried.
Moved that the temporary organization
be made permanent. Carried.
Moved tina; the delegates come forward
by towns as they are called, and vote for
for Representative. Carried.
Moved that Committee on Resolutions
be appointed by the chair. Carried.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed:
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-Recruits who enlist prior to tho
draft receive 500 Government bounty
and $500 State bounty, at the time Mss
are mustered into the serrice.
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"WAR DEPARTMENT.

PHOvosT MARSHAL GENERAL's OFFICE
WASHINGTON. d. C., July 10, 1864.
CIRCULAR No. 27.-Thc following in.
struc,ions and regulations will be observed
BIZ all concerned
Establishments.
Il. Under the Presidents call of July
Il, 1864, for five hundred thousand vol.
untcers, men will be enlisted and muster.
ed in for one, two, or three years, as they
may in each case elect.
d" Bouniits.
"II.-Thc bounty provided by law is AZ
follows;
"For Notwithstanding representative recruit,
-(white or colorcd) for one year..........$l0O
Do do two years. ........ 700
Do. do. three years....... 800
/" The first instruments of bounty will be
paid by the mastering and disbursfng Off.
GERS when the recruit is mustered in, a.
follows:
"To a recruit who enlists in the army
for one year, S;}3 }3.
TO recruit who enlists in the army
for two years, SG6 66.
TO recruit who enlists in the armt
for three Years, 800.
Premiums.
iii. No premiums whatever for tho
procuration of recruits will hereafter Do
paid by the United States. This, however,
will not affect the payment of premiums
due for the proeuration of recruits previous
to the date of this order.
lN.-Ncither drafted men nor SUBJ
either before or after
the dratt~-are entitled to bounty from the
United States. The fact as to whether
the man is recruit, entitled to bounty, or
Il drafted man or substitute, not entitled to
il, shall be noted on the enlistment papers
and musicr-in rolls.
+" JAMES b. Fry,
Provost Marshal General"
1t does not appear bv this circular that,
under the call the period for which recruits
are furnished will be considered in making
up the account for the draft
The common opinion has been that one
three years man would be credited as three
men. This does not seem to be the case.
Another important point is that neither
drafted men nor substitutes arc entitled to
government bounty.
Recruits (voluntcers) and repre-
scntatiycs of persons not liable to military
duty though it is possible substitutes fur
niShcd in advance of the draft NAV be con-
>idercd as representatives. are, however,
To he paid bountics.
The premiums hitherto allowed will be
discontinued. Every citizen who would
be exempt from the draft must be his own
recruiting agent, or pay for the services Of
another.
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WIN. b. English stage manager
and author, died suddenly i'll Canada West
ON the 10Th,
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TIT w Isf y II
SAMUEL CONY,

FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
lst Di.,-JOHN LYNCH. Of Portland.
2d DiSt.->IDNEY PEEHAM of Paris.
9Th Dist --FREpERICk \. rIKE, of Calais
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FoR TLfCr5RS
II Large-InHN h. BROWN. Of Portland
." ABNER STETS0S, Of Dana riscotta.
lst pist.-Hl HARD VI. CHAPMAN. of Biidetord
81 Dist.-TIIO'S \. u FES>ENBFN Of Auburn.
5th DIST JOHN y. sWAZEl, Of Bucksport.
State Election. Monday, September 18th.
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I. b. Simonton, Camden.
Samuel jackson, jackson.
j. 7. Grant, Ellsworth.
d. Il. IIelar; Dennysyille.
T. ). Talbot, East Machias.
John \. Swasey, Buckspor,,
i. NJ. Roberts, Stockton
Moved to adjourn till : O'Clock Z. NJ
Carried.
Moved that a committee Of three he rails
ed by chair to receive sort and count votes
IL. Representative to Congress. Carried
VIM. Hopkins, Bluehill.
Alex. Campbell, Cherryfield.
Joseph Farwcll, Rockland.
Moved that the delegates vote by towns
as their names are called. Carried.
Voted as follows, total pa, necessary to
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UNION NoNTYATIOMs.
Presiden tial Election. Tuesday, Nov. Isl
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that our foeces have entered Atlanta.
NEW York, July, %.
The Posts special Washington despatch
says:
There has been no fighting at Atlanta
since Friday. All that is officially known
as to the occupation of the city is that
sherman holds the first line of the enemy s
entertainments.
The Herald's Washington despatch has
the following:
Reports from Atlanta are regarded as
highly satisfactory. Official reports OF the
rebel loss sinee Hood took command, place
it at $4,000, and Sherman's at only $500.
1t is believed that Gen. Hoods army
can be of but little benefit to the Confed-
efacy even should its remains get away,
which it is hoped Gen. Rosseaus work
viii prevent.
The Horld's Washington says:
Officers OF the pursuing cavalry report
that the rebel invaders have lost great
deal of live stock in their forced retreat
The roads are lined with dead hogs, sheep,
&c. Supposed to have dropped from ey-
haastion.
PORTLAND, Me-, 10Th.
Two freight trains collided on the Grand
Trunk raiiroad miles out from Portland
last night, caused BY train snering out OF
time. One conductor, and II brakeman
were killed. and one fireman slightly III
jared.
New York, Goth.
The army Of The Potomac corre.pon-
,s.. Il, IL ,,tf,rfif4f5 V,aro,.s pfs,tp tifti
shere arc rvrrsted renewals Of artillery
firing al different peints alang the l'ae.
lie .ebel General Lee W1s NOM led IN
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GdliebIide Gaiirrng bes neuer Gonieriptions=
aeleBes. Mbidaffung Der $500 Glauiel! Sim Samz
ifas taten ia teire 9auier iAliebliA iter lire Sif=
~fersn,en in 8esus auf Die neue Grnieripticnsfta se=
einist unS mad cini9cn Setatteu BEN 9eriht Der
GcnferenS Gcr1ttcn an9enrninen. Ucl9enoes Iinp
min Die psisntlihsn 8efimnunsen Der 8ia:
Trei,riliae &sfruten erbalten 5 100 8puntr fir
cinja6rise, $500 fIir speiid6ri9e unS $500 fir oreiz
jdbrise Stena;eit. Sic $500 &lauiel 1T atseihaft.
StsIpertreter irernen ansencmmen, ertalten jeccA
feiu Bounty. @enn Der 9rdiicent Srupren auf=
ruff, 10 bat jeeer 8eSirf so Sage 3eit, ieim Surta
nura Sreimta,se aufjutrtnsen , efe sur i3iebnn9
scIAritten mirp. 9cpale Staaten hafen nas &edt,
in aaen @ettaenfaatcn Nefr,tten su perten, aus
genrunen in 9cuiliana Senncfee unp Mrfanias.
Der Seaat ,rciserte ih ;nerit, bic 10 rerannerte
Sin ansunc9n,en, sat ispcA ~!nsrielten ihlieBli4
isiue 3uitinmrns; i'm 9aule paifrts fe NIT elmer
Me6rbeit BON srSlf stimmen.
Ser 2eier erinnert lih, NIT ipelh' elmer iitertpiez
acnnen Mc6rteit bas SauS nrh leete 2Srhe einen
0pri9las fir Den 8irerruf Der $500 &lauicl niez
n%eritin,mte. glfer 9tnerln ~rerlanste Den gSicerrut
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Den parauf unb he 2rralen inn Sauie fensten be-
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~irten i'm "it1,ni,en @ebcriam DEN @crlhlaa, Den ife
renisc Sage rrrbsr 10 enti4iersn rertrrrfen batten.
2insrln 1T in Der Shat &csent, @eies9efer tnp
9tihtsr in elmer gsripn unr IL LANCE ct cas Seep=
ter fibrt, lit Der gpnsrcb uae iinc Die @eridts9Sfe
gan, iferhiit9. !6crr. ertrle nns
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0f hoa audl ehrIih2 ems elmer Der lei NJ

ST bas aud ebrlf6? sas elmer Der GENE i NJ
ten Siete nrter Der sessnrartisen &ssisruns
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liher" Dilb e%rricien, Der unter @enera( Sfsnf IN
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Wfenlh fetrr9 nidt tlcs Die Hcaierlna IN ,atIr=
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teare Maie rrn @ertbiahen rrn eft gan, unidul=
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,nb Yianc's, Yferee, 3essr unr Sarnts, &irhenz
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gen unD irnrSe prn i6nt scitrblen. Seiue Sdulo
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arieas9cri4t gum 3uhttaue rerurtbsilte nnc aae
e9rlihsn 9eute f~reatsu ii6 NIT &edt Dag enSlih
auA einn,al Gin srrBsr Sduft ben Der CITRATE credit
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freit :? Sast niht Elm beutides Srrihmrrt, HaB Der
6ebler 10 gut lit mie Der Steblcr?
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Gen. Grants ppIitiidc Torbe. @eneraf @raut

Gen. Grant's pplitiide larbe. Generaf @raut
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- Sas ltrtbeil scscn Srn. Surtt, Gisentfin,er
res hiciisen Sbtc State Scurnal, lit jest r%,tlieirt.
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