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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06
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DHEUMATISM
N Messrs. METTAM co. II cannot express what
have suffered for the past from chronic rheumatism
nothing seeming TO reach until tried pair OF
your ELECTRO GALvANlC IhSOLES. which after shor.
time efectualy cured hope those who afflicted
win Try them, and find to their Joy, have permanent
relief from years Of pain.
PETER CONNOLLY. l2l East Tive aty- second street.
Price 81 per pair by mail 81 80
Send for circular.
Qd1ca 90 HroadHax
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NBpRcHs rwILlGBr--xow on gxnrBrrror. pay
~ sad evening dsesl, ~ he Dassedorf Gallery b4a
mosd.sy; vtsc., With The sntifs eslecsics Of H. III
uslters ESQ, 81 IstiDiofe- wall BE- sold BY IL y. s.sse
o. FRIDAY std EttuTdsy even gs, fekY AIRY IL and ls
IJIs oRACB ARCHBIeHop BUaHEs psaprstS
~ L1spsss carte Do visiss eth hs Profes,oc X failb
prn 10 EMS ~ slndrsd fog a.styp4l,yn
See VAA be professon 81 fai,b IL printed hc of
secc. rceenPons Catholic Photographs. sec Powers,
a.. .s.,r above FOURTH sweet New YofS =
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INCORPORATES AETIsT n ALLY pAINTEp I'M
ocioss india Ink 81 ndnoed Yrioes by an es.
esyAIeel sTtiei VII AFRO . female puriA Amy
81 ~ neas s!yees, pyooklyn
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DEAsssss' oArARRH
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR
WITH ALL DISEASES OF
THE EYE, EAR AND
THROAT,
CURED ErFECfuAILY

= THE EVA EVA IN, Esn AND
CURED t EFSfcfyAIy
BY f aErS ape 81 KS DisoSv ssR9"ss
sS sS sps o 81 asS naa p
g Browas Marsycsi 1 pissdysry Ella 4 SELL sell
40 ery have been quite deaf IN both ears. win con.
ar u sas e rS ana
T every % s sy ass ne s fs s ne n II s ss
was gone, and could never regain my hearing
ing as %
physical Discovery which procured and used fath,a!y
@ ns and s. f..
s'p On sp T. S9 ne
followed her advice 10 the letter. and the result lhAt
SssS d Ssssss ss'sdss os ss &c:
aas ana ss tie ss ss
had chest and continual cough. nor could do any
having pain IN my back now work Or wan .
much please without feeling The lsss. iagaea and The
Browns mode Of treatment g al who suffer; % ,,.,
Iwnsam Lee Of Gloucester Camden - county n. g. do
sr sas as' S:sa s sss G
trouble womb complaint which confined her to bed for
snoSsr IN my VIE Sssams snos. psrsss
sr' ne e ass
IL the ssms Of aeats I more han four year;
been compelled 70 employ bousefsspsr had gwen up
Ss hs
y n aia na g. ss awn
physical Discovery and using II faithfully had been
stored TO health, and and al work again When my
and prevailed to write 70 Mr. Richmond for the
Mrs. 81 g. Browns Metaphysical Discovery and my wife
has used faithfully The result is her womb complaint
house slider that disease i fas, leaving her system
very weak clear and strong Iunhesitatngly
crbe my wifes recovery from the Jaws Of death
g. Browns Metaphysical Discovery and recommend to
~ who suffer from any disease whatever as i strikes q
reference the above. willing to them we
they may desire.
The Metaphysical Dscovery viii be sent to address
ards Water and scalp Renovation each ST. Address
Mrs NJ G. Brown either of her principal Offices % Bond
street, New York 4l0 Arch street. Philadelphia. Mrs
O. BROWN will be at her in New YorS next Tuesday
and Wednesday.
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GRATIFYING AND REMARKABLE INTELLIGENCE
" There is business who has the resist
the almost universal propensity take advantage of the
public condition OF affairs extor high prices and that
Mr.. THOMAS r. AGNEw the extensive wholesale
tail dealer in groceries at No 200 Greenwich street He
continues underse all rivals trade and his
usual choice fresh and attractive Families by deal
ing with him will find the expenses Of housekeeping greatly
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rUHNITURE.

A nAoNitICENT ASSORTMENT OF PARLoR, CHAN
"a oeI sna Dining Room Furniture for ealeAn first cass
Ano coPee order, the property Of leaving the
city viz -PapofoYie, Drawing Hoom furniurs covered
via presade Cnrssins 10 mach, Esaeeres Bookcase
bropxs OIL Paintings Hrora silver Ware kc q sacri.
pee. INQUIRE Al Hs West Twenty ,hrd street, Sixth
E'UnNITpRB, CARPETS BOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND
bserAres bought for cash iss avenue between
Sinh and Tenth scets large mock Of bcoEs siwsys Tor
--"~'e'~'
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RIO IRON WORKERS SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
ce received ~ is onHce until " O'Clock VI Of
DAY February 10 1864 At which hour the will be pub.
Icy oned for furnishing and setting place around the
nsw reservoir about $40 linea feet Of irsn Railing
Drawings and sp@chcaions be app alton AZ
the Ensinesrs once, Rotunda Psrk.
THOMAS STEPHENS, croton
ROBERT /. DARRAGU, .Aqueiuct
A. W CRAVEN, board.
PAsK. Jan. ~, isef - =
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HukrnAr's FrE<IryRE sxpREse -HURNaAas
~ sssro kspssss --purrhams yusPitays Erprcss
~ seyenih street ksiwsen NTH and eirh avenues
,"w ssnrsd vii hiuss Of purnuro bcseH and Oh ppca
'"A'~s v p@iikf messd = CITY or u oeu n,H
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ZINES TnEs $3.50 EAcH--AN 0FfycsR IN IRoUELs--
CURIOUS CASE, ETC.
SUPERIOR ooURT--rRiII H1s.
before Judge Barbour
FE b.-The case Of william Ticker ve lie Ne
a6no,cs' Fire Insurance Company, which bas been on
sr,al foy several days. 70 singular termination
ecay. The jury appears, had been since the day
oooGe, and not being able 10 agree upon verdict
Ucur; ordered them 30 bring in sealed verdict this
morning. Before the Court opened the foreman
81 the Jury handed the clerk the verdict sealed
ope saying they had agreed upon verdict the plain
&C accordance with the instructions Of the Judge
he defendants felt somewhat glum over the rews
BOD he plaintiff was in high spirits and was
already speculating upon what he would do
vash the money, when he was astonished TO
Asar that the jury had agreed to disagree" Strange
- 1: may seer 10 enlightened commonly like this
we jury had actually to that conclusion and had
handed u to the Court in writing.
Judge Harbour felt quite indignant the subject
nd addressing the jury rather sharply, said il
~ the most fragrant of contempt be ever heard
a.. The instructions Of the Court that the plaintiff
entitled recover and all the jury had 70 do was 70
aseess the damages The evidence the case was plain
and iney had been instructed to agree 1t within
ahe power OF the Court TO commit each OF them 10 a
- thirty days and to ne them In sum OF $3.50 each
Ae would first hear what they had TO say relation TO
ahe matter and directed the clerk call OF their names
npEnmencing with the foreman.
1As loreman-a very quiet, unassumng sort of per.
Sn-roee and said there was intention commit con.
anps OF court. was plain they could not agree they
had computed the amount Of the damages and
Mere was wsde difference in the footngs up Finding
xhAa was impossible for them come 20 any conc
sn, they asked officer Garvie who had charge OF them
chat they should 90, when be told them that they
suid not agree they must "agree TO disagree rem
DOR that verdict.
me remainder OF the jury corroborated The statement
The foreman as to the improbability Of er agreeing
- one Of them named George Thaule ntimated that
re was some outside influence at work. but from which
vide he did state
Jsdge Barbour then called up officer Garvie and asked
I'm be had instructed the jury TO render the verdict
my did when he admitted his error whereupon the
Occrt ordered him 70 pay nne Of one hundred doars
I'D be suspended from his duties and pay until
sor orders. The members OF jury were also fined
wo hundred and atty dollars each for contempt then
~ the consent Of the counsel both Sides they were
mi back and ordered agree upon some more sppro
prtate verdict.
After remaining out about half hour the Jury an.
ssnced that they had agreed and upon coming into the
scurt room they rendered verdict Tor the plaintiff
MO23 70.
me verdict being recorded Judge Dean addressed the
Ocurt n behalf OF the chspfalleD and mulcted urymen
CsgDG bis Honor TO remit the fine; but Judge Barbour
immovabe. and said he would consult with his ssso
se Judges before showing any lenity the offenders
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4 a gow isRy MADAME wiDGBR CLAIavorANr
LOO sad gifted spaa.sh ady. unveils The mysteries Of
faturly marriage absent londs ecknesa
incidents for an sfasos, ieue lucky 3aGbsgg properly
Loaf sc'r ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06

GRAND MAscUERADE-ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
VI OF making GOOD appearance al masqucrades should
get one of BUNKBRs new Costumes. The finest assert.
inept OF Dresses. Wigs, curis nc in the city Costumes
and Fancy Dresses made 10 order o. 100 Fourth street
Sixth avenue.
THE GRAND BALL-LADI.S' HAIR DRESSED IN
al the latest styles great VARIETY OF Grecan curls,
waterfalls and srsGs Wigs made and loaned masque.
rsces Hair iewelry made
Z PRCKuAM. Isl Grand street. near Bowery.
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CAPIfAtlsT WHO - DISPOSED 70 IrvssSh.
N 5000 enterprise thai VII $lOWO pe monsa
and viii require time attention on sbeir psrb has ~
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xpmr-onicers Welsh and Gerker arrested three Sea-
belonging 70 the bark Greenland, which arrived at
fkis port yesterday from New Orleans, charge Of
nuiny They taken 10 the United States Marshal
aecs Their names are Daniel sweeny, Alexander White
and George Cspron
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ASTROLOGY.

A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL CLAIRv0YANT, WHO
n has no equal IN America. and the lady nrst
vesed in this city and Boston, and $40 900 reward offered
nation on lost or stolen goods, awsuits absent friends
matter how serious she can say She also pre-
sSiibes Tor All diseases and making great cures B.
unwary Please Test her skill Remember this only
most nS % citizens Of New York phaePhis Boston
East Thireth street between Third and Lexington
BONA FIDE ASTAOLO0Ier THAT RvERY ONE
"A can depend on is Madame WILSON. She tells the
object Of your VISIT and bngs out OF most
perous Undertakings Al lS9 Allen street. between Heus
ton and Stanton streets the bakery Price cents
AST0NIsHING-MADAM MORROW. SEVENTH
"A daughter, with natural gift OF foresight tells how
mase in fSll operation Her equal not 70 be found
mitted.
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CoRNs. BUNIoEs. INVERTED NAILS. Ao, CURED
" without pain b. DR. RICE, Surgeon Chiropodist, IS
Bowery. the Cilizens bank Re's Annhstor cures
oCrRs. bunions chilhalns Ia BY mail, ID sens
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A Iary Agrees 10 Disagree.
vPRIoR coURT--rRiII yI.xs.
Aafnro r.,drn paph,,.w

n1 COURT cEAaeBs TEEN WITH ooFrEKPT AND
VINES TnEs $3.50 EAcH-AN OFfycRR IN IRoCELs--
CURIOUS CASE, ETC.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-16
TAX NOTICE,

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land and town lotSz
lying and being situated in the county Of Man
itowoc and State Of Wisconsin, remaining unre-
deemed ia the Office Of the Clerk Of the Board
of Supervisors of the county OF Manitowoc ard
State Of Wisconsin, for the taxes due ana IN
paid thereon for the year One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty. for which said taxes, the
said tracts of land and town lots were sold on
the Sth day Of October. \. j. 1861. Now,
therefore unless the amount OF taxes, interest.
fees,- and charges set opposite the several
tracts of la nd AID town lots, as herein describ-
ed. including thirty cents advertising fees for
each and every such description. be paid on or
before the sth day Of October. \. d. 1854. ae-
s0rding 10 tt .stime when said tracts Of land
and town lots were sold as aboyc-stated the
same will be conveyed to the purchaser OF his
assigns IN pursuance Of the statutes for such
case made and provided.
ADOLPH WITTMANN,
Clerk county Board Of Supervisors.
Dated Manitowoc, March ;, 1861.
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/, l. g.at'r,jr. to the iilters, il must ht.
!";- u. he .Dcis. IL exhibit .h,' fOr, GO
H.. rv.desc: the :apii Increase OF gu ,iIle-r
cd the present ccuu tirn OF tie Cprr,;tG.y -
ne ,..,,!: fatlh 4t first awakened by cur able
AID uuti.iug agents. aad confirmed By the un,
.weiving fiiet, of The Company TO lis profess
IONS has maIurei INFO a c0nhdruce which can
lot be >hIheu ~ chal latan opponents or .jeal,
Gus rivals.
The ct:zers Of this State have built up a
home c0upaI winch give, them Gmpe pTolvc-
ZION md yIcciudC- The necessity OF senitiru
ihelv money abroad fer a Securuy which they
give 10 one another Ii ne,d DC no br4z, trtIm-
pet 20 SCUM! it, praise the hundred tn - hola
properly and huale have been restored BY it,
ucneticeiIce, and immeIse AID rapidly in
q easing business, are at once evidence Of It's
guariIausAIp and popu arity,
Is bet euioglun IS is large home endorse
tncut au.l wilv!e II IS most kuuHn it J. in vain
tor Other to solicit the risks hlch come d
in It's rules Is pr'S'.Ht uu:mpaired capi;a *
20! icrablv over 5000 600, con>iStil . oi pre-
III iuHi l.o.eS an 4 cash a9>,ts aid whiu il cum
DjG,s s cuIIty AMI economy in degree iItiGiy
par lied, it Is believed that Ne Mutual fire H.
suranc, Company in the Ct.itcd States Or cscntS
Us large 4 capital Il; business ss great
y NORtHiAGTON, :, rretary.
GEO. Y. BARKER, agent at Mantowoc.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

attorneys end Coanyeiiors al Loao,
Office on York Street, Manjtowoc, Manitowct
County Wis. Collections promptly attend,
to- ui-tf
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TEACHER WANTED.

good male or female School Teacher is
4 wanted in School district 40. 3. town Of
Meme Wages for Male Teacher, $40 per
month for Female, $50 payable in cash
Tcrm-six months. None bat a good teacher
need apply. Apply to
DENNIS NEAGLE. CLERK.
Nncrne. Nnvfrrhrr = lSit
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G.. Esis,s>sH..,
Professor CT TsHusIc, &c

Rcsidercc o. E.ghh strest-o?posite C"''' ;
House Sqnme. VII give lessons III vocal "a 8"
Instrumental Ml-ic il the villages Of Manic
Voc and I wo Riyrrs
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q. EnE.sss&ssg b &c.

Dealers in Dry Coods, Gro"o'ias, Pg2visin,
Hardware, roctcry, Boots eIl shoes, liz
End Caaa. Drugs -. NcGiri"cs, "a :. Nai'.
&c, Pc lr-r i I'll <ia,ls rsr-ea, Y, Il
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-16

TIE Weekly World prints il almost every is.
sue reviews f recent puDNca ions prepared by =
gentleman OF HIGH standing in the literary world
and ",ose merits as a writer aud revie wrr need
no Endorsement at ur hands. A speciaty OF
this department Is a Carefully prepared summary
OF the literary news Of Eugland. France and the
ITD;ted Starps
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E.a lsH(ls,:aGC.

Manifowcc County Court III TIE matter OF
the gual bp II the Minor heirs OF Joh Id
Srnpek deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Peter
~ Schneider, guardian cf SAID Mirrors, repIe-
-er,ting among otter Thug, that they Re said
minors are ser It OF certain real estate in tins
county, and that 1t is exp dent hat The same
should be sid and prayin Tor lice ne 10 sell
The same. al It appearing TO The curt irtm
SAID petition, that it would be bentfcili to The
Sd minors to sell said real estate It Is ordered
and directed that the next otkin 20 said wards
and all nthsgs persons interested in said estate,
arpear be ore The Judge ct this court on Mon
iav the 18th dac of October next tit { II o.
ok A. Il. Of hat day, at the CDu-t House, in
the Village a j County Of Mautowoc then aud
there TO show Gauss, II any there shall be, Why
a license should not be- granted for the safe #
s8d real estate, according to The PRAYER OF sad
oeriti1n. And it Is iGrtler ordered that IL copy
+ this order shall! be published Tor least three
uccessive weeks prior TO a. DAY OF hearing, in
he Maiiowoc Pilot" weekly Newspaper
It,d published and circulated in sad Mani
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AsSEz.EssI VEYTIEiNS.

Franklin Street. Jrt,cecn SIT aud OH SIS,
MANiTOWOC, WIS.
TIIIIlS cstdhiishmertwil always co. tain al the
/ varieties Of Medicine usually Kept in Doug
Store, together with Paints, Oils, VarHi-h, Al
cohol, Spiris Of Turpentiric, YIN and l. quors
( Medicinal purposes Also Fancy A.trcics
Soap aud Periun"ry, Biark Bo K. and Station
err. Gdnyhene, Fluid and kelo>ire and all the
other atJIc!es belonging 10 this line.
s8 PRESCRIPTIONS carefully put up both day
and hight time.
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Browns Meat Market
Nert Door 10 Piott Il. Vtas' .St1yp.

ISTM. BROWN wishes the people o. Harirn-
w woe 10 bear In mind th1t he j. read, from
earliest morn a.! larP At night 20 furrf-h them
with all va,ieriea of NEAT Of the choicest kinds
at the lowest rates.
To Farmers.
/ viii pay You the highest price f,r good,
sound. heal hy cattle. and no Other Kind. Also
for Pork, Fyrltry, &c. Conc ana see ne before
yen sch elsewhere.
Maritowoc, nov II 1868
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No 81 IA K L ", New Tara.
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special f, ,ure of the Weekly World, which
commeudS Itself to every farmer, is IFS A rricuI
ura! Department, the charge OF which is in the
hands IT most compeieDs gentleman who has
for number Of years been identified with the
agricultural interests of the country both as a
writer aud practical. scientific farmer.
TRIP
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-02
PORTLAND md VICINITY.
Board of Trade.


An adjourned meeting of the Board @
Trade was held last evening. Vice Presiden
Shurileff presided.
Isaac Emery, George C. Shaw and Jefferson
c. Coolidge were admitted members of th'
Board. Some names were proposed for mem
bership which stand over to the next meet
ing. .sas.-..s.
Charles III. Chase was elected Port Warden
to I'll the vacancy occasioned by the decease
of Capt. Samuel Blanchard, decease d.
The President read letter from DR.. E. p.
LeProhon, French Consul, in relation to afford
ing assistance to the inhabitants OF the island
of Cape DeVerd. The letter was referred to
the Board of Managers.
A letter from d. Robinson Jr. in relation to
the formation Of Stock company for the
purpose of manufacturing boots and shoes,
was read and referred to the Secretary of the
Board.
On motion of Mr.. O. M. Marrett it was
voted that the Managers of the Board be re-
quested to confer with the City Government
in relation to the visit of the Russian feet to
our harbor, and to make such arrangements
for the contemplated visit as they may deem
necessary.
vote was passed authorizing the Direct
ors to purchase safe for keeping the records
aud papers OF the Board of Trade and Mer-
chants Exchange. Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-02

CHRISTIAN CoMMIssIoN.-We have re-
ceived candid communications from Bath and
Auburn-the latter in reply to "one" who
had an article in the Press a few days since
In relation to the Christian Commission, and
touching the questions proposed by the An
droscoggin Ministerial Circle. While we ap-
preciate the motives that prompted those ar
ticles, and admit the force OF the facts stated,
and profoundly respect their authors, we do
not feel disposed to open our columns to such
discussion. 1t is not within the scope Of
our paper, but is legitimately within the prov
ince of the religious press. We know our
Bath and Auburn correspondents will. upon
reflection, coneede that In this we do right.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-02

CURIOUS PHENOMENON. A Montreal pa
per states that there is now being exhibited
in that city young woman, aged twenty Eight,
named Priscilla Leveque, native Of Msskin-
onge, District Of Three Rivers, Lower Cana
da, who, it is said, has been in the habit Of
swallowing needles since she was eight years
OF age, not only with facility, but also with a
degree of qualification. There are shown
what are to all appearances the projections OF
needles in the throat, and above tho ankle al
so needles have been removed from her per-
son. 1t is said that during the last twenty
years she has absorbed large quantity OF
needles, and has now thousands OF them in
her system. The young woman seems per-
fectly healthy and intelligent, answering any
questions that may be put to her. The phe-
nomenon is one which certainly challenges the
scrutiny Of the medical men Of that city, who
are the best able to form an opinion as TO the
facts of the case.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-02

ITALIAN OPERA, AND BRIGNoLI's FARE
wELL.-We are glad to remind our musical
and fashionable circle, that the silver voiced
Tenor Sig. Brignoli, who for nine consecutive
years has delighted the music lovers of our
country with his divine singing and sweet
voice, win give his farewell in America, in
this city, prior to his departure for Europe
and we hope, that our music lovers will not
fail TO greet him with crowded houses, as not
any other artist in the country deserves it as
he does; being the best tenor we ever had,
and perhaps will ever have.
The operas selected for the occasions are
some OF the best of his repertoire, and in
which the other principal artists appear TO a
great advantage. The Barber of Seville, of
Rossini will be played on Monday, and the
ever delightful opera Of Don Pasquale, on
Tuesday. Miss Phillips, Mmle. ZaFpucci,
Signors Brignoli, Moncusi, Susini the great
Basso, Nardini and Locatelli under the able
directions Of Sig. Bendelari, will appear each
evening. The sale OF seats for both nights
will commence tomorrow at o O'Clock, and on
Saturday for either OF the two nights, at
Paine's Music Store. We doubt not that
there will be great rush to secure seats &C.
cording TO the present prospects.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-02
FROM GEN. SHERMAN,s ARMY,

Dallas occupied by the FederaIs-R Reinforce
saenfs sesf TO Gen. McPhcrsoa-Capture of
600 Prfsoners, dc.-Rebct Gems. Johnston
and Polk RetreatiBg trith their Disorgaa-
txcd -4sBties.
PHILADELPHIA, June /.
Cincinnati dispatch says news has been
received here direct from Kingston, Tenn,
by telegraph, which states that Gen. Sherman
arrived at Dallas last Saturday and pushed on
reinforcements to Gen. Mcpherson, who was
to reach Atlanta by next Saturday, unless a
heavy force Of rebels was in his way. At last
accounts he was at Sweet Water town, and
had driven the rebels across Powder and
Nicka Jacks Creeks, and got possession OF
the bridge across the Chatachoochi river,
twelve miles from Atlanta. The main army,
under Gen. Thomas, was advancing. He oc-
supied Marietta on Monday, taking some 400
prisoners, a railroad train OF sick aud wound
ed rebels, with several cannon and some small
arms. 1t is believed that Atlanta will be ours
by ext Sunday.
1t is said that Johnston, with fragments OF
his disorganized army, has crossed the Chat
achoochia river, and is falling back to Athens.
Polk, with an army Of all sorts Of material,
mostly conseripts, is reireating to Mason, on
the Central Georgia Railroad.