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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
New Passenger and Freight Depots

INV fdssenger anu Irelglb DepoLS,
The Portland aud Kennebec Railroad Com
pany, having made the necessary arrange
menrs 10 run tirr Dvstvn ,irput by n nosrs.
route than heretofore, are compelled to build
a new engine house, passenger and freight de-
pots.
The foundation for the engine house and
turn table is nearly completed. II is to be in
half circle, 100 feet in diameter. the turn Ia
bic being one half of it outside the engine
house. twill be built of brick, Is feet post
and fifty feet high in the centre, with room
for the accommodation of eight engines.
A passenger depot is to be erected nearly
opposite the Shovel factory, fifty feet wide
and 200 feet long. with wing for the various
Offices so feet by 60. This is to be built OF
wood TO answer present demand, with the ex-
pectation of erecting more substantial build
ing at some future time.
The land on which the freight depot is TO
be built, is to be made by filling in the entire
space between the Gas Company's wharf and
the Cape Elizabeth bridge, afTording ample
accommodations for freight depot 252 feet
long and go feet wide, which is to be erected
as soon as the sea wall can be built and the
work of filling in completed.
The mason work of each of these buildings
is to be done by Messrs. S. c. & G. NJ. Chase,
and the carpenter work by Messrs. Cum
mings d Brock. Mr.. f. II. Fassttt Archi-
tect.
A new track is to be laid for the Portland
and keunebec road, BY which they will be en-
abled to run direct to the Boston depot in
stead of going SO much out of their way as
they are obliged to do TO reach their depot on
Lincoln street. This change has been in con-
considerable difficulty in obtaining permission
and authority to make the change.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
DISASTERS.

Barque Aid, tof Yarmouth, Me- Gooding, from
Sagua for New York, with sugar and moasses went
ashore 30 inst AM. on tao south Shosl of Barnexat
Inlet. Crew saved. Vessel tight at last accounts
IS thought she may have gone to pieces during the
heavy easiery blow on the light OF the Sd
Barque Harriet Stevens, from Jamaica for New
York, was burnt by the pirate Florida no date giyen)
aud the crew landed at Queenstown 23d ult by the
Danish tarque Mary ETedercks. THE II 5 was 800
tons built at Cutler in lea where she was owned by
n Steyens.I
Ship New England. FIN Philadelphia for Kew West,
was reported ashore 10th nit. 20 miles West Of Sand
hey Light.
Sch Columbia. Miller from Boston for Camden
sprung aleak and run ashore on salisbury beach
I'd inst. Her cargo consisted OF flour and sugar and
will be partially saved. The vessel will BE- tot al
loss. Crew saved
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06

A STATUE re DANTE.-The remains OF
this great poet and statesman who died in ex-
lie nearly six hundred years ago, are to be
removed to Florence, his native city, and a
suitable statue erected over them. He was
a man oiiwonderiul powers and occupied a
large space in the public heart. His Divine
Comedy constituted the brightest gem in Ital-
ian literature. Homer, Shakespeare, Dante,
Milton-they have formed an immortal ga
lazy Of the poets Of the ages.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06

FRAGgASr SozoDosr.-This article has been
known and appreciated in New York for some time
but 1t is only recently that the propretors increased
thc- ability supply the article and introduce IL
the Boston public II has len well. for it is really
very excellent dentifice, Cleansing the teeth. aud
imparting health to the gums As wash ate,
smoking, II is very grateful. Having tried IT,
commend it with pleasure Boston Saturday kreR-
ing Gazette. mchl4 II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06

Now, if Mr., Lincoln does not know. the pee
pie of the loyal states will teach him, that they
will not supply men and treasure to prosecute
war In tbs interest of the black race New
York World.
Nor will the loyal people of the loyal or dis
loyal states consent to an ignobla peace, or TO
dismembered Union, or TO get down upon
their knees to the Southern rebels, to promote
the interest of black.hearied party.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
IMPORTS.

GLACE BAY CB. Barque Clarita-52o tons eoals
to 4 Stratton.
HILLSBOR0 NIB. Sch Industry-l6s tons coal
to Kerosene Oil Co.
Sch Exemplar-l77 tons coal. Kerosene Oil Co.
FREDERlCkT0N NIB. Sch Edinburg-so1O0 #
boards, TO N j Miller.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06

CRowDING.-The way they crowd familie
into tenements in New York is shocking to
contemplate. There are $50 tenement houses
which contain by actual count, i093S families,
or about s. persons each 193 others which
accommodate III persons each; II others,
which cover 40 each; and, finally, 29-those
must be the most profitable which have a
total population of no less than 5449 souls, or
IS7 to each housed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
Uncomfortable Good Nature.

The Point Lookout correspondent of the
Baltimore american writes:
During last week there were large ar
rivals here OF refugees from the South, con-
slsting OF old men, women and children of all
nationalties
They say that the authorities at Rich
mond grant free passes to all women and
children and old men who wish to come
North"
Lee cannot feed the non-combatauts, so he
sends them TO us-and we take them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
PROMPT Collection Of Bills.

Merchants, Physicians. Mechanics and all other.
wishing prompt collection of their bills, will receive
prompt and personal attention. and speedy return,
frem JACOB FROST,
Junction Middle and Free SITS up stairs.
ER-Post ofiee address, Box 1885, Portland, Z. o
Refereaees-T. G. Bersey. G. W. woodman, A. T
Dole.
iy2ld3ws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
SPOK EN-.

May 26, lat 0 46 5, Ion 2s W, ship Helen Clinton,
Sprague az days from New York Tor San Francisco
May2e lat "a 81 S, Ion 81 40 Y. ship Chris Hall,
Freeman, nom Rangoon for Queenstown
june ~ lat 80 81 n Ion "a IL W. ship Chas Sprasue
from Cal 40 for Queenstown; same day ship Eu-
terpe, Arey, Sc DAYS from do for Hamburg.
June ~ lat "A 81 N. Ion "a 10. ship Washington.
ITO days from Calso for Antwerp
July 8. lat AZ 40 N, Ion 10 10 W. ship b ID Metealf
Pearson, ll6 days from Callao for Antwerp.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
Rare Chance for Business!
A Fashionable and Popular Hat Store
For Sale at Bargain.

FUNHE store Is one ofthe best in the most Aour,.h
= rug eity on the kennebee, az the Stock il I'M
+. by any similar establishment in the state.
,.'., Nj the staple styles Of HAS and Caps,
,,ote.ner Win complete assortment OF q entemen's
rrSsnins Soous, Trunks, Valises. safeheis, Buck
uLoses ana Mittens, Umbrellas, Sc. Also, between
TWO ana three thousand dollars worth Of Fur &C d.
which we're msnufaclured expressly for this store
ana are IN STOCK aooat 81 per cent less than they
can DC purchased Tor this fall. Every article In the
store Is saleable and in good order and cost r m 10
TO 90 per snf less than the present manufacturers
prices Inc whole Sd ek and fixtures, tor exclusive
oiIhs ur ooods,) VIII De sold at q bargain as the
ton. $500
For further particulars enquire of A. L. GILKEYs
Aug 6-d1wis
Courier copy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
THOMAS G. LORING, DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange & FederalSrs.
A perfect ct guaranteed. The poorliberslly con.
sidered. mch25 diff
"a Slight Cold, Coughs.

Few are aware OF the importance OF checking a
Cough or "sLIGHT COLD" in its first stage; that
which in the beginning would yield to mild rene
dy. if neglected, soon attacks the ung.. "BrorR's
Bronchial Troehes" give sure aud almost imme.
diste relief Military officers and Soldiers should
hare them, they be carried in the pocket ana
taken s occasion requires. aus2 dkwlm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06

IHE BELoTr BRIDGE AccIDENT.-The
work of settlement with the emigrants is still
going on. The National Societies are repre-
sented, and the Agents of the Grand Trunk
and the Government Commissioners are pres
ent. The case of an old German by the name
OF Mohl was gone into. He is so years ofage.
and his wife was killed. She was 10 wears old
He was offered 1886 for the loss OF his aoed
wife, and he accepted it. There are many
curious phases of human life brought out in
the investigation OF this matter
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
COAL FREIGHTs.

T'ctous ". So 10 pembroke, Maine.
Any sized Vessels. Foreign or Ameri-
~ lean, wanted 10 freight Coal Us above
INN The rates for dischargng are lower
<<GlSSthan at Boston, and there are 9TH facil-
-s-Sax4I titles. Apply TO or address
WM. +. COFFIN 4 CO. Boston.
Also few Vessels wanted to bring Coal TO other
ports.
iulylsis2m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
Dwelling House For Sale.

- A two story Dwelling House on North street
lii with good stable and good well of water.
-kAsA-It is desirable location, and will BE- sold
cheap. Part ofthe purchase money can lay on mort.
gage II desired. GEO. +. FOSTER,
jyX dim No. 2 Gait Block.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
w indlanIm.

rUyHE Union Citizens of windham. will meet at
IL the Town House in said town, on saturday, An
gust 18th. at O'Clock in the afternoon. TO select
de egate TO the County Convention held at Port.
land ON the 18th inst
Per Order of the Town Committee.
windham, Aug. 2, 1864 david
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
Bay Your Stationery Packages
At Dresser's, 90 EXCHANGE straa+.
50 per dozen, or % cents each.
tswanted, address L. DRESSER, Port.
land Me-, Box 1872.
jylld4ws
A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.

most Exquisite. Delicate and Fragrant Perfume.
distilled from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from
it takes its name.
Manufactured only by PHALONS SON, n Y.
~ Betcdre Of CoEnterJeits Ask for Phaton's-
Take no Other. Sold by Druggists generally
june2464d3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
Boston Stock List.
rs AT TIE Brokers BOARD, Aus A.
Brighton aud Cambridge Cattle Marked.

WEDNESDAY,, Aug 5. 1864.
AT market 1854 beef cattle, stores, 5000 sheep
and lambs; 1850 swine.
PRICEs-Beef Cattle - Extra Sl3 00di3 90; first
quality ~ 0Aa2 so; second do 10 o0all 90; third do
o0a9 so per 100 lbs.
tolte, - oIas,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
House and Lot wnute..-

fF..:> Vicinity Of. or above High ST. preferred.
lii Any one having de,rzbls state TO sell worth
-s-s nom 5000 10 SO 90 please address stafing
tocasion Box 1871, r. o. suesdrf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
Portland Army Committee
OF THE
q. s. Christian Commission

Chairman, t. R. Hayes. receives Stores atlie Mid.
die street.
Treasurer. Cyrus sturdivant, receives Money at rs
Commercial street.
Secretary. Henry II. Burgess, receives Letters at
so Commercial street.
Andrew j. Chase, Dr.W r. Johnsop
junelSdtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06

ARRIVED
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York
Steamer Montreal. Knight, Boston,
steamer Lady Lang, Roix Bangor
Steamer Scotia himball Augusta
\, . S'eainer New Brunswick, Winchester st John
Bar9ne Clafita tArgentinel Nickels, Glace Bay CB
Sch Exemplar, Brj Dawson, Hillsboro NIB
Sch Dove, Thurston. Boston
Sch Commerce, Mullin, Saeo for fremont.
RETURNED-Sch Maryland. Foster hence for
Charotteown PEI, having been run into Sd inst NJ
lost bowsprt; put back for repairs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06

Union Convention Cumberland County.
The unconditional Union voters Of Cumberland
County are requested 10 send delegates to meet In
Convention iu the Senate Chamber
NEW CITY HALL,
IN PORTLAND,
On Thursday, August 1S, 1864.
AT 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for
Four SENATORS.
SHERIFF,
CoURTY TREASURER,
REGISTER OF PROBATE,
COUNTY CoMaIssIoSER.
Also to select County Committee for the ensuing
year.
Each city and town will be entitled 10 send one
delega e, and an additional delegate for every 70
votes cast for Gov. cony IN 1858. majority frac-
ton will entite city town to an additional dele
gate.
Each CITY and town will Ia entitled 10 dalagata
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
CLEARED,

Brig Prentiss Hobbs. Ellis, Havana-Isaae Emorv
Sch Ann Eliza. Nickerson, Albany-or ando Nick.
erson.
Sch II Prescott Upton, Boston-R York Son,
sch JeIusha Baker, bsrberiek, Boston-Hersey
Fletcher & Co.
Sch Tennessee, Wooster. Eastport-Geo Hunt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06

EBrThe hay crop on the intervales in Bethel
and vicinity, is good.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Bristol L. -th ult, barque welkin. Blan-
ehard. Bangor.
Ar at Queenstown -th ult. ship chas sprague, I'm
Callao.
Ar at Buenos Ayres LAT uIt birque voyager Riley.
New York via Pernambuco.
Ar at Cienfuegos llth nit. brigs III g Berry. Col
son nom New iorS; A Berry, Crouel Philadel-
phia; 18th. barqae Limerick Lass. Green, Havana;
18th. Cosmos la bot. Machlas; "Jacons," tBrl De-
tengai, Portland; goth, A Horta Reed, I'm Boston
CentauF. johnson, Nachias.
Sid 5th ult. brigs Hssiell, Hasssll, New York
18TH Rolling Wave, do.
Ar al Sagna OH uit bsruuc Chiffon, Penneli. Port
land; 10Th, brigs Mansanilla. York Havana: 10Th,
W Treat, knight Baltimore; 18th. barque La CT.
SID 9th nit, bnqus Almoner, Lampher, Quebec
18TH All. Goooing, New York.
Ar at ST Jago 9th alt, brig McIntire, Marshall,
Ar at Mansanila sth ult. brig Saml Lindsay, from
DemeTara; 18th, Lucretia Wallace New York.
Sid llth, brig Fanny Butler. Nickerson, n York.
Ar at Trinidad 4ih nit. brig } ID Lincoln, Ranlof.
Portland.
Ar at Caibarian June %, brig Negritta, Stockton,
Bangor.
sid June %, barque Emma L Hall. Coggins. for
York.
Arat Havana 18th ut, brigs Antilles, Thestrup. FIN
Portland land sailed 18th Tor Sagua lith, Orrison
Adams Hopkins, do; 10Th. barque Franklin, HAM
Sehuze, do; 2tt, ship Mont I l,ne Dornell Boston
2lst sch Red Fox, iBT Clarke, Portland; I'D Mat
Msltapony, wymap. Bath; 18th, Nebraska, Hooper.
Sid i5ih. shin Clara Ann. Carter. Turks Island +;
barque La Cguena. Ade, sagua; 18th, brig Proteus,
Mahoney, Matanzas; l1th, sch falisman, Conner.
New York; 2ist, bfigs Martha Washington, Leland,
Boston; I'D Danl Booze. Tucker. Portland.
Ar at Maianxas l0th ut. brig Calmrck Petten gill
Portland; 18th. Henry Perkins. New York: Nina
Traub Mitchell, rortanii II h. Ir9ieu., Mahoney,
Havana; 2lst, J Pol o. MsrSiek. Portland; I'D,
Caro.in- Kelley, Morfel. do.
Sid 18th. brig Ortolan. Gooding, Portland; 2lst
sch Hattie Ross. Poland, Boston; 22d. barque Ger
trude, Ohase. Cork.
Ar at Cardenas sth nit. brigs Mazailan, Maddocks.
Portland land sailed 21th f0s Philadelphia; Irene,
Look New Orleans; 18th, Fredonia. Neaze, Bangor;
Goth. sch Ann flzabssh. Hutchinson. Frsnkfrt;
23d. brig ltascl, Rose, Portland 25th sch DaeotAh
Clifford, do; 21th. Charlena. Niekles, do.
Ar at ST John NIB I'd inst, ship Edith, Chilisi nom
Fortress Monroe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06

Sch Scarlet Feather, s5j tons. built in 1853 now at
Gloucester, has been sold TO parties in Boston for
5000.
Sch Jas Isaac 23l tons. built at Portland in ls42,
has bsen sold to parties in Gloucester for $3.50
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
PER steamship Bremen. at New York.

Ar at Liverpool 18th. Hibernian, ~ Quebec
Sid nth Asa Eldridge Coleman, New York
Cid l6th VI X Ludwig. Harding. Qnebeei Favor
lite. Spain Portland.
Eat for lds 10Th. Eliza, Nickerson, for Calcutta
Syren Sears New York.
on Tuskar 10 b. Excelsior, Pendleton. from New
York for Liverpool
Ar at Card q 10th. Reaper. Loring Antwerp.
Plymouth-of tie Start 18th. Aurora Thompson,
from New York.
AR at Buenos Ayres June 10, Sarah Starr, Fletch.
eF, Parana
Sid May 81 Speedwe !. wolcott, Callao.
Ar at Rio Janeiro June Is, Enoch Talbot, Merri-
man. Cardiff
Sid June s. Juventa, Ryder, Callao; I'D, Evening
Star. Hill, sydney NSW.
In port June %. C Warwick. for New York
Ar at Pc nimbueo June 20 h, W NJ Dodge Pen.
ney, New York.
Arat ileyo 18th ut, f D Peters, Mcclure. Brou-
wtrshayen.
Cid at Havre 10 h ult JohE Bryant. Gardiner, for
Swansea,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
Ea,h city and town will be entitled to delegate rs

The Committee will be in session at the Hall, Au-
gus. 18th. at o'clock A. III.
The Chairmen ofthe several town committees are
requested to forward the OF their delegates TO
the Chairman ofthe county Committee, as soon as
they may be chosen.
LEWIS Is. SMITH, Portland Chairman.
LUKE BRowH,
RICHARD NJ. WEBB, County
DANIEL ELLIOT,
BoRATIo HIGHT, Commit tee
GEORGE WARREN,
Portland. Aug. j, 1854 did
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursdayr........... Angus,
ARRIVED.

Steamer Forest City, Liscomb, Boston.
st John NIB.
Sch lda, Blake Yarmouth
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06

Wounded-Col NJ Wentworth, left side;
Capt Jas l. Hunt, Co G, shoulder; Its. Wilmot
Whitehouse, |, shoulder, Jas j Chase d head,
Jas W Goodrich X arm.
.MisSing-Capt II r Sargent, G; Capts p
Fall f, II II Burbank X; Its W b Pierce A., IL
NJ Bearce b, J G Whittier +, II G Mitchell IL,
Geo L Hall, [.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-06

az Rending Matter ON all Four Pages.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08
Political.

The Cincinnati Gazette has full des
patches regarding the political situa
ton at Baltimore. There win be nc
opposition to Mr.. Lincoln, and he will
be nominated by reclamation Mr.
Chase peremptorily frobid the use oil
his name. Robert J. Breckenridge will
be temporarily President Of the Con
vention and the chances are in favor
of Ex-Governor Dennison for perma
nent President Thus far Hannibal
Hamlin has most strength for the Vice
Presidency. Simon Cameron is a can
didate for this Office. or President oil
the Convention, or almost anything
Daniel S. Dickinson, Gen Dix and Gov
Johnson are also named for the Vice
Presidency Dickinson will paobably
be found to be the strongest when il
comes to voting. A radical platform is
pretty generally conceded
The Democratic Convention, which
met nj indianapolis Saturday, denounc-
ed Gov Rramlett, Of Kentucky, secuted
the idea Of giving him a place on the
Democratic Presidential ticket, and re-
pudiated the claims of the Kentucky
Conservatives to seats in the Chica-
90 Convention. How will the Louis
Vile Journal feel after that2 Very
much, We presume, like a whipped
spaniel
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08
PRICE s1.oO PER COPY.
NO. l-RuLRoAD CULyEar AT EsrELL

NO. l-RALROAD CULyERT AT E5rELL
No. 9-Hsinoad BrIze over Elz River, destroy
ed ~ Bragg, June, lo'j rebuilt ia eiSbJ days by
Michigan Mechanics and Engineers. Length 3D.
feet; height 90 feet.
No. $-Winchester and Lafayette Railroad Bridg,
At Decherd, Tenn.
NO.4-Q. NJ. Del apartment, Decherd, Tenn. Capt
Johnson, :. y. ".
No. 5-Conirabands IN Camp at Decherd. Tenn.
No 6-Cien Nekley's headquar.er- at Ca, Spring,
near Stevenson, Ala lhorniDg sceue.j
No ten. Negl Is hesdqu erters so Cave 5prlng,
near Steven %, Ala tEveu,ng seeheJ
O. s-i'oInni-saly department., Stevenson,
Ala, Capt. j. n. blair, g -.
No e-SteYensoa. Ala, tom Fort NcCcok.
No iO-f7en. ko-ecrlas neadqu-rtsf-, nesT Ste
sensou, Ala sert %. 1863.
no ~ kuuIs OF Railroad Bidgs over Tsnues-ee
i.yer. from Br"g-p)rt TO Long leland. looking
Eat from hi seporL
NJ. ls-Ru.ns o. Railroad Bridge over Tennessee
River, trrn Bndg port 10 Long island, looking
West rom he Island
No. Is Gsuus Of Draw bridge over Tenn. River
IT Bridgeport connecting the Island E.tl Eastern
-hCrc lnUF ing fa-t
No. I5-P0utoon Bndg- cOnuer irE the Island
East
No. 1C-Pontooa and Tre-us Bridge over the
Tennessee River, connecting Bridgeport with thS
Island, looking West.
No .7-Eotrauce 10 Nickajsck Gave.
No. ls-Rgin- q SaitPeire Works ueaF entrance
% Nicksacls Cye
No. 80. NJ. Department, Stevenson. Ala, Cap
tam arTen, A. z. u.
No. 2l-tue Wsn lrnz, Stevenson, Ai1.
No. Z2-troup Of OfEser- o. The Iltn Reg .lar7,
T. S.A
NJ z5-RuIns { Cotton Factory az Al..=ons. on
Es RIVER.
No. 2-Captsin Edzarioa- Headquarters. Nast-
vile, re
No. - Bndge-' Battery, from Chicago.
no. G-AiabzIua H0us-, esen70n, Ala
No. sc-Comm isssry Department a. sIeyensons
A'arzma
No. sI-Juncuou 81. and O. and v 1chester Ee.i-
road
No. 53-rGmp near Stevenson. Alb
No. 1f-COl. Rope H@sdq rsrfers, Stevenson
Ale, commanding ztiI Conn. vol
No. @5-l ;eYeg o. Gea- Ae4ieJs NWsiJn, zi--
vro-Cn, Ala.
80. So aEalTy D,0up, Steyen-Ons AS.
NJ. tiro1p ~ Refugee D-cher1. Tenn.
No. .--A isW Of stevenson, Aia-
No. ,sl-Cuigefi 81 Decherd, Tenn
80 az < River Bridge
30. East Tennessee kttuEee Camp.
40. Missionary Ridge
No. 4i-PontOon crossing Ieune a~r hlFer 90
Bridgeport. may TT
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

THE BUsHvHACKERs IN Arkansas IL
TRoCBLE--The Memphis Argus learns
by a passenger on the Belle Memphis
that on the way down that wellknown
steamboat was hailed by g1nboat No =,
the officers on which informed those Of
the Belle that, among other things,
General Adams, Of the rebel service,
with about two hundred men. was out
hunting the bushwhacking thieves who
had been depredating during the win
ter and spring in the neighborhood Of
Osceola. Up to latest dates two Of the
desperadoes had been caught, and Gen
adams had expressed himself deter
mined to deal with them as they de
served, and give them hemp to pull
The farmers in the vicinity, who had
been living in a condition of terror that
can be better imagined than described,
were quite elated at the prospect Of
being freed from the presence of the
scoundrels, and were lending all the
aid possible TO the officer who had Sc
humanely undertaken to relieve them
Of the scourges.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08
Ex.Presldent Pierce Another Rebel.

The Biblical Recorder published the
following note from Rev. Mr. Pritchard,
Of Raleigh, North Carolina
Last spring prominent member OF
the church of which was pastor in
Baltimore met, at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, in New York, ex-President
Pierce.
Mr.. Pierce manifested the warmest
sympathy for the South in this struggle
for independence, declared that the
only hope for freedom on this cont.
nent was in the success Of the South
that, old as he was, he should have
been in the Confederate army but for
the health of his wife, and that he
desired no higher earthly honor than
TO be a private in the ranks Of the
Southern army.
We wonder if the ex-president would
have tainted on the battle field, OF been
'indisposed" before every action, as du
ring the Mexican Campaign.