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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29
Deci.ion. in the C.nrs Of Appeals.
The Court OF Appeals, upon adJourning, ye
terday. announced tie following decisions:

The Court OF Appeals, upon adJourning, yes
tsrdsy. announced tie following decisions:
judgments shrmed-Newson sst Shu;s, Tlley as.. Hud
en-; VIVID. ar Hudson River Railroad CO.. Dodge sgt Gran
dali: stanbary ag Galway; Roth sst. Wells. Dobson ag
The Commissioners o. Emigration; Bergen sgt Wemple
wright ag,. The People; Dibois agt Baker; Seward ag
Tompkins; Bedford at. Trrhune Reed ast. Randall
hnghou.e ss Jacobs; Knih eg,. MCCONNELL; Harris at
Moody Ashley agt Marshall: Bulud agt Raynor Buffalo
City Bank az. Nor'hNes,efn Insurance Company Wells
sgt Marsh Leavy agt Roberts Carpenter agt Ward wi'
Cook as Potter Muhdo ae Brooklyn City Railroad Com
pany Adams ag Leland Ma1ws Bank agt Cn.ver; North
per damages Sdie AT TIE Market Fire Insurance
Company; Watts agt. Gfcia; Durham at Pcttte
judgment reverted sni record RENTED 10 Oyer and Ter
miner pass il accordance with opinion of Davies
J.-Rai1ty az, The People
Order affirmed and judgment absolute for deendsn'-acy
at. Wheeler: Gregory az. Deyo.
Order reversed and utrnent al Special Term affirmed
Bifd.a Russell; Mnrlc'urers and Tr der, Bank agt
Hazard; Goodals agt. Tnte; Hall as'. LOOMS
Appeal dismissed wifnct o0s,sJ0hnston sgt Johnston.
Motion 10 amend judgment granted without costs order 20
be settled by Jud 90 Hog lOm-Downing at. MARSHALL
Appellant allowed 20 dtniis his appeal payment Of costs
in tbs Court rnd Supreme Court la-kall ag Haddock
Appeal di'm.ed with ostst Harding ag Barney In shC
Motion discontinue ipeal granted payment Of cost
OF opposins-RobDins at. Dillaye.
Judgment reversed and iew trial ordrred-SunDer ag s
People Whiting at. Raney; Bulson ACT. Lohnes; \. Y
Dry Dock Go. pgt S,iuln; Wood agt Wellington; Du
Pelra, sgt Wolfe Van Deuzen agt. Young Jewell sst
WRIGHT
Judgment reversed and tia. Of County Court affirmed
Ps'ter ast. Purdy.
pJudgnen reversed without costs Of arpeaEyerit! agt
Iycritt: judgment to be settled before Ga. y DEMO.
Jud ed and jdg eni for plan;if demurrer
with liberty to defendant tosBswer on paying costs-W alton
ag'. Wston
the Stale Reporter o. fi!tsbrd Monroe Comfy
r. a. IAlxs DGE, CLERK.
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Srmed by the Senate IN Executive Session; Daniel s.
cSinsor 70 be Commissioner the part of the SEN
,e nnder the treaty of July 1863 with Great Britain
for final settlement OF the claims Of the Hudsons Bay
and Pugets Sound Agricultural. Company; Ira a.
smith oP Kansas to be Register Of the Land Office at
'T"nets Kansas; Col J. l.. Chamberlain of the Goth
Maine. 20 be BrigaderGeneral; Col L. s Rutherford
Of the 9th Illinois to be BrigadieT-GeneraL
THE TEN FORTY LOAN
The subscriptions to the Ien-forty loan foT
the mast week as reported 10 the Treasury Department
amounted to 81, $50 600.
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A DEsrR7re suor DRAp-Two CITIZENS

a DESfKTLB rLpT DEAD-I No 'ITihtNS
SERIOUSLY HURT.-Last evening AZ O'clock. while n
squad Of soldiers Of Co. r. 10th Veteran Eesery Corps
while osoortlug number Of recruits 20 Pier 40. l
North River were passing through Morris street near
Washington street, cne Of tie latter. mined Frank
Butler attempted 20 escape. Tho guard fred and ina
stanily killed. tie deserter wo1ndng at the same time
Mcssr- Dempsey ~ No. u Morris street n the arm.
and John j. Jolly ~ No. 10 GarseyoOri street. Ia tie
neck aud both legs Ile bods Of the deceased was
taken 20 tie Iwentyscyeuth Precinct Station Ious',
whore an inquest win Dc held today while The wounded
were sent 20 the City Hospital ior medical treat
mcnt.
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For crafor of efcf 0r4 line of g1scfH zee edpeF'
fslrrr'i "a o'hcr eo'gnHf II mis- y'1prr.
WaLL4cH's ImEArgE-LoLior Assurance.
SIBLOs GARDEN nj Dem MO
OLYgTiC fHEArEn-A 'adl'4; or The Wonlerln Lamp.
BROADWAY IHEkTzR--l te Dctgroon. 49, ~,
BARsuNs SIC TCs-ilnimg Aurf,o-'Twas l-Nlss Nj Jol
tuH.rIin.
Inyf.G HML-Fnion's Sic.aorecn.
Z. JLEsAD6AI-l4e..er's Lefloaiac-. PoriJrIlnce+
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NESS URED d.
EARS TO THE DEAF.

EARS TO THE DEAF.
Every man. and especially every believes IN lie ~
her physician There arc philosophical minds which hold
an abstract faith in AOPay or Homeopathy or Hydropi'hy
OF some other form of scientific bat with the world
large iii. belief in the system, bat in tie doctor 10
peciayi is this true regards Auris.s and ocus The
patient who has recovered his sight his hearing sure ths
the BLESSING could have besa restored him by oth,
prac oner than particular by whom his eyes can
were opened d. voa Esen5ers ia amOrg cur best knows
ausiss lie has 10, lent brother practitioner ha
eyes anu in Whose skill therefore, We believe above ~ others
But we hear Of him from those who him not merely
as sur eou bu. beneiacor recent has been 70
.ed to u.s. fr tie ruhucs5 Of which vouch though
we can name no names Tie patient lady who had bees
deaf from infancy consequence Of souo Of ths simea;'
10 which children liable. Latesy tie disease had aAer
an acute FORM and tie patient 20 intense 'uns
The deafness rapidly becoming complete and tue Senefs
health breaking down under tie physical exhaustion aeai~
upon constant pain Ordinary remedies and ordinary adTis
were useless and Dr. Won Esen5srs called in. We need
rspea lis diagnosis fer that would be only s,t Of h
names % tie general reader Bat he detected at sight ihs
seat Of disease Grs: il portion Of the organism. then IN
another and with manipulation siss bis insight
euaie be removed the causes and she who, from infncy
had heard with difficulty ard atelly hardly all,
s,oed frs. to pe,ect hearing Gid heu p-rec, heah d.
Won Eiertergs advertisement reminds ofth which
We tau. Jssfy relate though re. At lii so:son Let hiu
tha. A4h ID. e..s h.a..
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pcs,ruction of the scnecn Wills by Fire

OsWF1O, Tuesdny, Juno II Ieoi.
The Seneca Mills at MinssiO, the largest
Touring mills in this state destroyed by fire oaTy
this morning together with 200 hbs. OF flour, 1900
bushels of wheat 500 tuns OF feed. and some 2eJO
empty hour.barrels. Ioss on the buildings s2O0G0l.
Insurance on buildings and stock about SlO00OO The
mills were owned By l.. G. & NJ. Merrek.
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Boston Unni. Statement.

LOsION, Iuf5Ia!, JUNO =, IoDF.
The following is the weekly report Of the
condition OF the banks Of this city,
Car,ta stock % l Due to other honks y 2fo oo0
Loans and Dis counts 69 Gl o'l ro-its....... 3o ~
Specie......... 6s7HCoo CiIculation...... 90O5 200
Due iu. other banks. u .312,OCG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

FIRE IN BRoADwAY-At Q o'clock last even
ing p Ire occurred on the roof No. s.G Broadway occu
pied b II. StcDy furniture store caused by som'
sparks falling among pie OF seagrass leit there iO
drying. Loss SfO. Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

John Il. Kinkhesd, Treasurer of Nevada
Territory. says that movement IS being made there to
adopt tine La.ionai currency " Will greenback cur
rency very large amooIts Of capital would doubtless
,orns here frcn ths Atlantic rtases and with suil.
e.srt capital there u 30 eafthb -vsson why we should
Esst produce $40 bn.sdIed r...conr Of the precious
W las o. auany, Be. With sue, fearful rate OF cx'
sngs ss nov s,sts asn lok for but little foreign
auA."
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The Fifth Maine Rozimcni NJ rsome.

IUEIIANl', Mo, Iuesuhll Jult q IrVF'
The 9TH Maine Regiment, Col. Edwards, ar
rived homo from three years service ills afternoon.
The City Government and the military escorted tie
veterans through the principal streets aad they Toasted
at blIuuul's Hotel
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Eaifcd.

Do,Toy. Monday. June q, 1901.
The Secretary of the Navy has consented to
release the Messrs Smith from Folt Warren ON bail
Of $4,000 each.
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From Tho Chfi.'im Times
SIGHT RESTORED.

CONCERNlNG EYES AND CCUHSTS
ofthe sys senses tina. which We call SCI Is to mos in
rol-u: alJ mot valued. T. proportion his sense falls rs
rca.eel p..,saes Il entirely destitute Of sight.
how low would be p-o cess IN know.edse and Low i'm.
tied Lere Of action azd Usefulness Endowed with it,
thu universe becon'es creation, clothed viii beauty oad
diversified BY tlst Infinite variety which never fails to .slc,
the mind anl heart.
fo several months pas. t las been prcisal subject to
~. An il.red condition Of tie eyeHl., communicating
selfo the pupil rendered the discharge Of daily duties no,
only painful, but dangerous Aur5ung ths eaee. Of
cold endured through the Spring with tie hope ha'
with tho return Of weather woul entirely disappear
Gu, ia tia doomed to Disappointment. Summer
tanned bu, no, our won,ed sight WA. might have been Inc
result either offurther uejec Of incompetent
cannot soy
sanag cur case 20 friend, he assured u, tbs, saia,
in h family lad resety been treated with entire
by Dr. Won EisenbeTs Of ti, city Satisfying our
selves by particular inquiries that the Doctor is no EN-
rrc but scientific oculst and sur.t we concluded to seek
the benefit Of h treatment which &c have row reason %
acknowledge very great Though bat few weeks under
his the appearance Of eyes totally changed Tue
pupil full and clear aud te IDS entiIey free ou
inflammation The Doctor that the optic nerve has been
weakened and the retns assumed chronic nfammstory
state affecting less al the other tissues and threaten
ne, neglected to end in Amaurosis. Ophhami we BE-.
ieve is the term which ocus apply eyes Affected we
Having obtained the much desired relief take great
pleasure in acknowledging indebtedness the Of
Dr. Won Eisenberg. and of calling to 1t the attention Of oterS
who may be suffering from similar even worse cOnd.os
of their eyes said that Providence provides an sntdo,s
fo every bana 1t IL certain tina. the eye is in these mes
shjsct to sever trials than formerly Let US be thankful
ten that increase the tendencies which destroy the
os,n Ct o The progress Of science keep pace with these
ssnaerci,& * vet In sdvsncs Of them.
osy:Cg. NJ SIC BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

A STORY FOE THg TMEs.-Dr. Liebcr con
tributes tie following the Philadelphia Sanitary Fair
paper. our Daily Fare!
Napoleon. on ono occasion. when speaking OF The
French Revolution calls L NOR, bf'ie r,-DDf0n Was
reminded u this fact wien Senator Butler ~ Souil
Carolna told me 81 the following occurrence IN 1885,
soon after the excited times u Nullilcatiou:
Air Calhoun, ~ a COME. satOn with Sonator-thc1
Judge-Rutlcr repeatedly called Nulilcaiol bosu.i-
ul remedy. Tie assertion Of state HoyercgAiy against
unconstitutional act OF Congress appeared beautiful
IN the ewes 81 Mr Calhoun.
MI Calhoun" replied Judge Butler, Il am as de-
tcrmincd o. Nu,lifrr any ono. and avn ready % 90
a. far in tie assertion of State rn'y you Gun
possibly be udge Butler AID many others Lad indeed
preceded Mr Calhoun n tie opol aYOwal oi Nu.iiCg.
honJ, but my lie cannot see the beauty 81 H.
Notification is al right bus as TO It's leino beautiful
that is another thing
/ cannot help thinking you VIII orroe with mo that
this anccdOte g. worth preserving ~ Non Ike ourselves
who rccOlcct Mr. Calhoun nHf t.o.c tf-es nom per-
sonnl Intercourse and ObscTy Ou; and suppose You
viii also agree with me tAat mau . t have replied
10 Napoleon: " Sire whatever The french Revelation
may lave effected leaving aside a discussions Of this
solto save ny life your Majesty ns 20 the bcart! Of
the eu.lloiinc, have never been able 90 see that
Tie JacOb.us ed 20 call q gui0tiue S. GulOtlne,
but doubt whether even tie JacOblrs presented 10
themselves ills bcngnaat saint as helye,y being oi
I:aph4elic beauty. radiant li4c q Madonna
FRANCIS LIrBEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

HOTEL Administrators A. c. Clairbourn,
80; ". r. Murray. and Geo. PendlctOn. Hubby.
Cleveland. Ohio; W. n. Clements, Cincnuniii VI. G..
Brooks D1nairk; j. FarnswoftA and ". h. Castle,
Cleveland. and d. Riley. Iolodo Ohio are at tao Ne
nopotln Hotel.
Col T. H. Lunnatt 1T Mass. Heavy Artillcry Lieut.
Col A. ". Adams, lst y. y. Cav; u. G. Mcdonald,
Montreal; Rev. H. Goddard, ID, Phin.i c. \. May
en- esd LOcAhiyen; and j. ). Cunningham, l. ). ",
are At the AstOr House.
Gen. Tower. L. :. V; Count Piper, Swedish Minis.
ter; Prof j. Rogers Philadelphia; 4. l.. Everett and
d. Heard Boston, are no the Brcyoort House.
jay Cooke and ". Robinson. Montreal are u Tie St.
Nicholas
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WOOD -PARKER-In Philadelphia. on Mond.y Jane n
by the Rev Thomas H. Stockton Charles r. Wosd OF Al
burn, n. u, TO Emma Parker Of that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

During the casting Of q large still-head at
Sas Merchants ioundery In Cleveland. Ill, few days
since, the mold exploded and collapsed. The foreman,
named Lurton fell headforcmost into The pit being
pieley enveoped in sand iron while a shower of liquid
lroa descended lin from the kettle. which was
blown into the air. lie hardly recover from his terri
Bio injuries ar Merchant, WHO tried to rescue him.
was tho oay other person hurt lie was badly burned In
tie face eight eye, hand and arm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29
ARRRsr roR IssuING CounTEgFEIT POSTAL

ARREST FOR ISSUING COUETERFEIT POSTAL
CURRENCY The Rochester Democrat says that Deputy
4. :. Marshal Lowell Of Syracuse made impo Cunt
arrest 1T Hume. Alleghan! County. last Tuesday.
David W Sweet. a hotel proprietor IN that place, was
taken into custody "a charge Of selling passing, and
holding IN his possession, counterfeit /. T. Postal cur
rency In the garrett ~ tie house "a cigar box was
found containing about 800 in GityCent and twenty
five cent currency, and also large amount Of counter
felt money on Albany and Troy banAs. Some Of the
false currency was also found In Sweets pocket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

II srrectcf ~. t,ls first week in July,
% lnr,o,,sscs y ta-p too sarracd &c Government
.rs the ss~sset =r'tS. ~ oa the railroads
! n~arss..~ -, f.r3.i'.S 80 IA Ec hands ot our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29
OPINIONS OF THE NETWORK PRESS.
From The Journal Of Commerce.
CAT ARRH G. u X T. d.

THE CASE or HUTcHIYGs TEE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR"
There published in these columns few days since the
remarkable cure OF Hu.cings. the Lightning Calculator
so well known to the public dong the many year' he er
hbi;ed his wonderful arhmeca powers a, Bsraams Muse
u By the celebrated Ocuis; and Aursi Dr. Won Esenben
of this city Huchngs represented 70 have been at thu
pon. of DEATH and but for the timely Interference Of tho
Doctor would be resting in his grave This ia reha
bic case and worthy the attention Of persons similarly afflicted
We think IL but just to Dr. Won EsenbTs to call pnohe
attention to TIL, case There hundreds in the community
suffering from cstlrrh who lie the Leh,nng caeulAlor
not actually praying for DEATH ready to accept oil any
thing that promises relieve them from their disiresses 10
such We would say tre with inexperienced men bus
consult whou. unnecessary delay DR. Won Ei'enbeTs wh'
at Least In, the honesty hi, patients whether
within his power to make them whole or no..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

summer Reduction.
Hlv.r- IN unusually LARGE and varied stock Of Summer
CLOTHING,
We ordinary reduction for closing out stocks ear
than usual by weeks. Purcasers may rey upon
~ advantage o ten 10 heen per cent in ,heiE favor on all
Summer Good,
DENLlN Sc Co.
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No. unlike The Ifndoos - whom BiHhop HeheT tells d
that they worshppet the newt ilroducod md fasug scarlet
fever a. SILVA ia a new ayafar
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MARRIED.

MBERS-BOUGHrON-On Tuesday June "a, at thu
Church Of the Holy Trinity. By .bs Rev Dr. L.Lejohn
William T. Chambers and Csiolis, 4. Boughton only
daughter Of the late Joseph Boz shtn, all Of I,e,k
T'nisasy, fEro -, ii caiy,ry
Church, by IL. Rev Wrn. y. " .sr, y"-s D. Cr,ssI -
CsIos., =, only aanrl'r. o. WY an. Nv ~
tith q
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HUBDEL's GOLDRN BrrrEas.

The great advance IN cot Of all material usei in the
preparation Of this invaluable Tonic has compelled
to again advance our Prices.
We adhere strictly Circular rates and sell for Cash.
GRO e. HUBsEL & Co.
Send for Circular and Price List.
Ncw.Yotk june q. lsGi.
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IONHS.
iodine Water,
solution Of pure Iodine in pure water rit'a 'oiF.s.
II acts upon the
HEART
LIVER, KIDNEYS
DIGESTIVE ORGANS aud GLAEDULhp SYSTEM.
The great success which ha. attended the o. "
WATER enables recommend 49, feeling oOihl 90 t.4t
with fair tra, will attest IT, excellence n the ~
Scfouls Ia ell forms Consumption Cancer Bronze lis SIM
Eruptious Pimprs the Face, Heart Liver and Kidney
Diseases, rheumatism Neuhlgi Female Nea>lesses ~
yepdi Debility Syphiis NeIrlra Disedse Sc.
fIice : yer bo,tle, half dozen at one time, IS.
Sold oy Drug sent by cypress receipt Of price.
DI. H. ANDERS 5 Co..
Physicians aud Chrmis.s
No 4l8 Broadway. n. Y
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rERsnYAL TypLANATIov.

Mr TODD delegate nom Dakota btained permission
% make personal explanation in Iepy 10 a printed
contested.
Nj TODD reiterated that Mr.. Jayne wls connected
With frauds and PROD nccd evidence to reu,e TIE charge
at be CTolC resigned rs mill ary officer for fear lie
,rould be dismissed fJr cowardice.
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IAdvcs,isemcnLl

A CARD.
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Dn5lncss Eosltes.

TIE GOLD BILL.-The gold excitement l.
sub.ing but e-aon can no more suspend the laws Of
-ade than prevent the citizens Of SewYoEk from rush
Ing "a crowd. % knox No 22 Broadway Of Fuisons'
for hi. Summer styles oHArs which the lish,et coolest
AMI most graceful eyer introduced
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DIR. Won EISENBERG.

Author Surgical and Practical Observations on ti' DE-
eases o. the E, with the New Mode Of Tsatmeni" a h''
Office,
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uorsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NEN-lOl tDolpI-hO- 81
! AnB~Osr W. CLARK. from the Committee on Print
n ported Iesol4ton That g. 500 copies Of tho report
.. he Ncrs York Cust0m-Housc affairs b. printed
also resolution that 20 800 copies Of the Internal
HcYeuro act be printed for tic use Of the members.
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fAdyertisement.l
JFFrERs. No. 573 Broadway. -Ladies' and
Children, BooTs fIPPFEs, BUCKLES Bows &c.
Also. Coats SLrPE-s. JEFFERa, SiJ Broadway
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ftdvertiiement
DEMOPEsrs NBw-IOEg iLLUsTR tTED NEWS
-TNuaorlIlary noyctie, out in tn, weeks Number
Splendid Wow ~ tie Fourth az July Ce.cbratiJr--
Lnr,e nnd bcau'iiul po't-n.t o. Gen liancook-Sler
dams Klid-ihe Petit rrg Vision and other novelties
Dp not Ia. to soc t,ls splendid No OLt to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-20
From ChQttqnOo0a,

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. II.
Adjutant Gen. Thomas and staff have re-
turned from Knoxville. The officers of the
party report that Longstreet is in retreat be-
yond the French Broad, to avoid a movement
Of our greatly superior forces.
Gen. Johnston has concentrated his forces
at Dalton and advanced his picket line to
Ringgold. He is also fearful of an attack, and
cannot spare reinforcements for Gen. Polk
The Mobile News says Gen. Polk has been
shamefully outgeneralled by Gen. Sherman
who had advanced beyond Meridian between
the Bishop and Montgomery and Marietta.
The Rebel has news of a hard fight in Mis-
sissippi on the 18th, but gives no particulars.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.
The Gazettes Chattanooga dispatch says
Gov. Brown, of Georgia, has ordered all citi-
zens with their property to move to the east
side Of the Chattanooga river, on pain of their
property being coniscated.
1t is reported that the rebels are building
an immense armery at Macon, Ga.
The Commercial has also dispatch from
Chattanooga, which says that the statements
telegraphed from here that this army is moy-
ing on Dalton are false.
Gen. Sherman's troops have DESTROYED the
bridges on the Mobile d Ohio Railroad. there
by severing the connection between Gen.
Folks forces.
Mobile rebel papers report battle at En-
terprise, Miss, with unknown results The
rebels have no hope of repelling the advance
Of Gen. Sherman.
Information has been received that Gen.
Johnston, thinking we have weakened this
point by reinforcing our army at Knoxville, is
preparing to attack Chattanooga.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-20
Partner Wanted.

i INTEND 10 withdraw the rarious irons hare en-
Il the are, and devote my whole attention to the
mysteries Of the tac. To this end desire a Part.
ner. tie must be "a oily A. a mountain of blubb<r
mers morning, and wear OIL his treacherous phiz a
perpetual snirk. His name must be Peter Faak 1
propose TO constitute the Company. and will be AZ
pioas, as diQRiFed, and as poapotss old wood
chuck, cooked up on ais hind legs his hole IN
ciorer time. "THE CHIEF END OF MAN" with FUNK
come ia their way. In anticipation of having our
single out az an early day. advise all the crooked
Old sticks about to "hop the frig," INSTEAD OF
PAYING THEIR DEBTS. TO sell. pretend to sell ali
they have, real estate and ALL srithoaf security, on
eredtf Of sir yedrs-that the widows. in due time,
De seyeraiiy Installed as "the adniaisfratrir" and
WE their legal advisers. As fast the assets come
into our hands. my learned Brother" otherwise
called brother FaRk," will ,cind to the right and
lett among the creditors, with the sinosty of n
snake, and with the scissors of Deeh clip away 50
per cent OF their respective claims In other words
he must lie like the devR." PULL THE WOOL"
over their eyes. aud get all the claims assigned to
hsaasefJor 20 per cent. ID. T. CHASE.
n. b. No one need apply whose qualifications are
not up to the chalk, and who cannot produce piece
OF composition equal to the following;
PORTLAND, July 2, 1861.
"MR. ID. T. CHAsE-Sir Mr.. w. I. Kilboru
'holds mote for about $3.50 against ID. Libby and
endorsed b. Lewis Libby, which Is uapaid. He
"instructs u TO commence suit against you under
"Chap. ll3 See. AZ of Revised Statutes to recover
double the amount of the property frauduienlly
conveyed to you by said l.. Libby. IL you desire
ITO settle the matter. You do so Immediately,
without further costs, otherwise we shall institute
"HowARp srRour."
Note-Sec. AZ of 1l3 Chapter OF Revised Statutes.
Wi constitute one Of fhe chif spokes IN the rAsei Of
FUNK Co. does TuThk Stf