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Capture of Noted Guesrnta- Pursuit of
AA0t5er. f4 ~
CINCINNATI. Jul,

~ ~ -T-"T In OlNCINNAIIs . uly e.
A dispatch to the Gazette from Lexington,
KY, announces that the notorious guerrilla
Pete Everett has been arrested and lodged in
jail in that place on the charge of murder and
burning railroad trains. 1880
The Gazette's Nashville dispatch says Gen.
johnson is in hot pursuit of the guerrilla Nc
Wall and squad of outlaws, with every pros
pect OF their speedy capture.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

RAscALITY.--On the evening of the 4th
two men went into Barnum's Eating Rooms
and called for supper in the private room
They were furnished to their stomach's con-
tent. and Che bill amounted to between four
and five dollars. While the walters were en-
gagged in serving the crowd in the saloon these
two scamps cleared out leaving their bill tn-
paid and pocketing eight silver spoons. The
names Of the parties are known and if they do
not wish them to be made public they had
better call upon the Captain and settle the
a eair 4a.sN eA tesg
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MUNICIPAL COURT. JULY s

Bartholomew Clary, for drunkenness and
disturbance, paid S617 fine and costs.
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"a fsfHes.r sons AalJtf2eu.1tHtti "
sil9sse ssse BALTIMORE, July 5.
A serious accident occurred to the Presi-
dents car yesterday evening about o'clock,
at the Baltimore depot Of the Northern Cen
trail Railroad. The train consisted of the en-
CINE and Presidents car, and had just arrived
from Gettysburg, wher ~ying to the misplace
ment of a switch, it 1871 into the end of
freight train standing on the track. Although
the speed of the train was much slackened
several of the party IN the Presidents car were
injured. Senior Berouga, the CHILEAN Minis
ter, and @. J. Halleck, who read the poem at
the Gettysburg celebration, were severely cut
about the head. Col Sampson of the Sth ar
my corps and chief of the State department.,
T. r. Milton of the Executive Mansion and S.
s. Crannz Of the. New York Times were slight
ly injured. The car was somewhat injured,
but not enough to prevent it from proceeding
to Washington. The accident was the result
of the carelessness of the switch tender.
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It may be found at Bailey and Noyes'

ALFRED HAGART's- HoUsEHoLD; BY A1exan-
der Smith, author of "a Life Drama" etc. /
p vol. 16mo Boston: Ticknor & Fields.
The prose Of Mr.. Alexander Smith has this
advantage over his verse that it is much less
ambitious and forid and consequently such
imperfections as it may have are not made con-
spicuous by contrast with too much ornament
This little domestic story is pleasantly told, and
shows quite nice appreciation Of the finer
shades Of character and fair power of define
alton.
X For sale BY Davis Rvothars fs "a
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Banqset 20 Gen. she,ma,a.

-. LOUISVILLE, July 4.
A splendid banquet was given to Gen. Sher-
man at Masonic Temple Monday evening, at
which he made one Of his happiest speeches.
The Fourth was appropriately celebrated.
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BANGOR, July 5.
On the evening before the 4th, stevedore,
named McGraw, was stabbed on Central Bridge
by colored barber, named Williams, and in
stantly killed. The latter gave himself up,
alleging that he used the knife in selfdefence,
and did not know at the time that he had
killed him. oAese 20 r4F
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NEW ORLEANS, July /.
Mr.. Kennedy has been reinducted into the
Mayoralty, and appointed committee which
has announced programme for the celebra-
ton of the 4th of July .aas 4t
In the cotton market there have been no
sales of moment. The sugar and molasses
market is at a stand still. Ga 'a'
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THE NAN WITHOUT 4 COUNTRY. q

The MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY. Ts7t 'tA
This somewhat remarkable extravaganza,
which on its first appearance in the Atlantic
Monthly, excited much attention, has by special
request been republished by Messrs. Ticknor g.
Fields, in neat pamphlet form, and is sold at
ten cents a copy, Il ~ ssaa 81 q Is
1t will be found at Davis Brothers as'
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
Bv Electricitv

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy and with the agility and electric
ity of youth; the heated gfaid is cOoed the FROST
bitten limbs restored, the uneouth deormities re-
moved; faintness converted TO vigor, weakness TO
strength the blind made to see the deaf TO hear and
youth obliterated; the AccIDENrs of mature life
prexented; the ealames of old age 0bviated and an
active circulation maintained.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

Notice. cas sss4
A MEETING of Stockholders of the aPLUMER
a PATENT LAST BOOT AND SHOE COMFY"
WI De held at the office of Messrs j. & e. NJ. Rand
ELEVENTH OF JULY,
for the election of Directors and TO attend to sch
other business as may be legally acted upon. A
ia.s,, d. ROBINSON, JR., Secretary.
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rns .oo.ssns,s Hassas Corpus Case again.

- - PHILADELPHIA, July 8
In the Cozzens habeas corpus case to-day,
Judge Thompson of the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania ordered the release of Cozzens,
and delivered an opinion that the right of the
President to suspend the writ of habeas corpus
is only given to him by Congress during the
continuance of war. fs.i9a
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
Recent Publications..

The CONVERSION OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE
The Boyle Lectures for the year 1854, deliv-
cred at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall. By
Charles Merivale, B. d., Rector of LaWford
Commons; author Of "a History of the Ro-
mans under the Empire" 1 vol. small octa-
vo. New York: D. Appleton & Co. s.
In the concluding chapter of Mr.. Merivales
admirable history, after he has brought the mar
rative down to that period when the splendor
of the Roman Empire begins to decline, the
writer expresses the strong desire he had felt to
treat at length of the then rapidly rising con-
dict between Paganism and Christianity He
says 81 had hoped to entwine with my rela-
ton of events and my review of literature and
manners, an account of the change of opinion
by which positive belief in religious dogmas
was evolved from the chaos of doubt, or rose
upon the ruins of baffled incredulity." In the
wish here expressed we have perhaps the best
statement of the scope and purpose of this Sc
ries of the Boyle Lectures; but it should be
added that in carrying out his idea the author
has kept in view another purpose, viz, to make
this record of the early progress of conviction
in the minds of men a means of asserting anew
the truth Of Christianity by showing sits supe-
riority to all other forms of spiritual thought,
and its proved adaptation to all the spiritual
wants Of men, 90 T4aa0g
OF the literary merits of these lectures it is
unnecessary to speak, since the name of their
author lisa sufficient guarantee of the vigorous
style, the thorough scholarship, the originality
and impartiality which they will be found to
display.
The book is to be had of Bailey & Noyes.
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Wanted to Exchange

"A the city they would like to exchange for small
farm, viii correspond with box e4s giving location Of
excellent land well divided into fields pastures and
wood lot; first class buildings large orchard within
ten minutes walk of two churches and school house.
Portland, July Sd, 1865. july4d1w
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FARTHER Po1Nr, July A.
The steamship Moravian, from Liverpool
23d, via Londonderry "a, has passed this point
en- route to Quebec. Her adyices are antici-
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III TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
Celebration Of the Fourth "a Bath.

CeteOF0tto3s or tise Fourth In Bath. 81 9
BATH, July s. +
The Fourth was observed here on larger
scale than ever before, Brig. Gen. T. A. Hyde
Of the LIST Maine Vet. Vols, .officiated as Chief
Marshal of the procession, which was very
long. The floral display was very fine. The
flremen were out in full ranks, and presented
an attractive feature of thesprocession The
veteran soldiers were out in large numbers, and
received hearty plaudits. The grafton by Rev.
DR.. 4 D. Hitchcock, of New York, was excel
lent. The dinner was good, and the senti-
ments offered for the occasion appropriate and
patriotic. The school children, some 1900 in
number !. also had collation., which was fine
affair.
The contest Of the Fireinen for prizes was
spirited. Torrent No. 2, of Bath, won the
prize of silver trumpet. Victor No. /, of
KendalPs Mills, won the prize of $780, IS
Nine sloops and two schooners entered for
the sailing regatta. The distance was four
miles and half The first prize was one by
the sloop Rival Of Westport running in thirty
eight minutes and thirty eight seconds. Prize
So The weather was delightful, and the
celebration passed off happily to ALL mos 3
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A man stopped at hotel in New York land
deposited $4,000 1t was stolen by clerk of
the hotel. A court recently gave the ledger
only 1900 damages, on the ground that the
first named sum was an unreasonable deposit
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

AT meeting of the School Fund Committee
of ST. Dominic's Church, held on Friday even
ing, Jnne 80, the, following resolution was
unanimously adopted, and ordered to be pub
lished in the daily papers of this city, and in
the Boston Pilot: sgss IA aaa
Resoioed, That the thanks of this Commit
tie be presented in behalf of the Catholics OF
Portland, to Prof Anthony Werner and fami-
" of Boston, for their valuable services at the
Children's Concert on Thursday evening last.
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y s.. 5-ssO six Per Gstst. to-
GuLD-BEAalAG g0EDS !

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
end are exempt as are al the Government Bonds,
from State, County, and Municipal tasltion iohich
adds from one TO three per cent per agha to their
Vatae, according the rae levied upon other prop
erty. The interest is payable semi annually by cOu-
pons attached to each ncte, which may be cat OF
aud sold to any bank or banker.
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aa.a sss sa4atss aaaara5 BELFAST, July g.
The United States steamer Tioga, Lieut..
Commander Williams, sailed yesterday for the
eastern coast of Maine. She will return here
in few DAYS Il 10
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Sails and Rigging for Sale.

fINHE Standing Rigging, Sails and Blocks of the
a new Brig Atlanta 400 tons old measurement,
saved in perfect order The draft of the spars can be
seen at our store, - 3 f.se1
49, McGILVERY, RYAN g. DAVIS,
Junel6-du No. 161 CONNIE rcial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

rTSHE past members Of the Portland Rifle Guards
u and members of Co. e Of the LIST, 10th and 29th
Maine regiments requested to meet at the armory
of the Portland Rifle Guards on Thursday next Tuly
9th, at o'clock p NJ to make arrangements for fhe
july4d3t Per Order
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RRIIaIoTrs Morrons

Elders j. NJ Andrews and NJ E. Cornell, of Mich
igan, viii speak at Dow's Hail. 1874 Congress Street.
on Saturday and Sunday, the sth ind 9th, at usual
hours III 81
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Financial.
7-oO EoA. -, -

1hese notes are issued under the cato ., .I,iv *
1865, an are payable three years irsm thas sats h
currency, or are convertible attte option Of IN.
htlder INTO Sar. gt ats ~
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Notice,
FrRsr NArIoNA1 BANK

N -I-lT ~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Portland, Maine lof
"A DIVIDEND offour per cent will be PAYABLE ON
"A Monday, July 10. Hereafter the regular diyi-
bends Of this Bank will be payable in july and Jal,-
ary WIN. EDW. GOULD. Cashier
Portland, July 8, 1866 juiy4 fw
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The $50 Loan.

Y ssaa .is e-stss4s So PHILADELPHIA, July 8.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan on the 4th
and 9TH of July, amounted to $5,66S,500.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

The Alumne of the High School are request
ed to meet at the school room at 1-2 o'clock
this afternoon. - s
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M. G. M. A

A A stated meeting Of the Maine Charitable
~ q Mechanic Association, VIII be held in the
'N1VIdbrary Room ON Thursday evening July 9Th,
july4td STEPHEN MARSH, Secretary.
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o. 5. Navy Yard, Portsmouth, n. H.

Il rlA a .CO1rMANDAST's OFFICE, june 20, 1866.
LTNHE U. s. Steamers Dawn, Arkansas and
A Wamsutta, and the Banks Roe buek and
Ethan Allen, and the Schooner Henry James,
WIZ be sold at public Auction, TIL rs y, July
70, 1868, at ~ O'Clock NJ, at this Yard.
The Dawn is Screw Steamer, with two masts
sch0oner-riggeds one vertical engine; diameter Of
cylinder As inches, stroke Of piston 80 inches She Is
OF the following registered dimensions, required by
the tonnage law, viz, length 1924 feet
breadth 28,57 feet, depth 96i feet. ~
The Arkansas Is q Screw Steamer Of light DRAFT,
schooner rugged, three masts; has one vertical en-
gne diameter 0fcylinder 40 inches stroke of piston
30 inches. Registered Dimensions required by the
new tonnage lawslength 1910 feet; breadth 30,OS
feet; depth 10 feet.
The NVamsutta Is a Screw Steamer, schooner
rugged, three masts; has one vertical engine; diam
eter of cylinder "a inches, stroke of piston 30 inches
Registered Dimensions required by the new tonnage
law,-ength 127 feet, breadth 1919 feet, depth 80
feet.
The Bark Roebuck is of the following registered
dimensions required by the new tonnage law, =
length 1874 % feet breadth % As feet depth u n feet
The Bark AEmn u Allen Is q fine modelled vessel
Of tho following registered dimensions required BY the
new tonnage law,-length 1870 feet, breadth 1915
feet, depth 13, "a feet.
The Schooner Henry James Is Of the following
registered dimensions required by the now TONNAGE
law; Length l0s75 feet; breadth 29.e5 feet; depth
feet Sta H4lf lrIl7I'
Each of the vessels is well found and win be sold as
she now stands with rigging, sails, boats cables an
ecors, furniture SC. An inventory of Tie articles 10
be sold with each vessel can be seen at This NAVY
Yard, and viii be exhibited on the day Of sale.
Five per centum Of the purchase money must bs
paid on the day Of sale and the remainder before the
vessel is removed from the Navy Yard, which must
be done within six days after the date Of sale.
July1etaw2w T. BAILEY, Commandment.
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ExcURsIoN.-The Machinists and Black
smiths Union Of Portland, No 8, will make an
excursion next Wednesday to Brunswick, hold
ing picnic on the College grounds in that
place. Particulars win be given in the adyer-
tisement tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

{ WE would call the attention of those desir-
ing a residence by the sea to the advertisement
in to-day's columns.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

OBsEQUIEs- funeral of the late Eben-
ezer G. Stevens took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence on Wilmot Street, and
was attended by a large concourse of friends
and acquaintance. The services were per-
formed by Rev. J. E. Walton, Pastor of the Sd
Parish Church, who made a brief but impress
siye address. The Mechanic Association, Of
which deceased was member, escorted the
remains to their last resting place on earth.
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he book is to be had of Bailey & Noyes.

WHAT SAW On the West Coast of South
: and North America, and at the Hawaiian
z Islands. BY H. Willis Bailey, M. d. One
volume large octave. New York: d. Apple
ton and Co. q
The author of this book, acting as Special
Commissioner of the United States, visited the
Pacific coast in 1860 and the two years follow
ing, and enjoyed unusual facilities for studying
the customs, habits and characteristic traits of
the people of some of the Central and South
American States, as well as of California and
the Sandwich Islands. He is shrewd and
thoughtful observer; and his remarks upon the
causes which have contributed to hinder the
progress of civilization inregions 50 highly fa-
vored by nature, are interesting even though
the reader may not always agree with his con-
illusions His work will be found to contain a
great deal of valuable information, many sug-
gestive reflections, and much graphic and in
teresting description Of the picturesque and
peculiar life of the Spanish American ma
tons. spat g8sio 7alH9ssa ee9
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

SoBRIErY ON THE FouETH.--It was remark
ed at the Police Office, that there was less OF
intoxication and disturbance on Tuesday than
there had been on that day for many years
But very few arrests were made, and none Of
sufficient Importance to be brought before the
Nun cipal Court yesterday. The case that
was before that Court was for an affair on Sun
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

TRorr1Ne.--At the trotting match at Ling's
Park, on Tuesday, for purse OF s5o,-best
three in five, to harness. mile heats, Green
horn. entered and driven by George 81. Bailey,
won the race easily in three straight heats.
Time 2.52, 2.54 and SOB. skate Jewell" en-
tered and driven by A. Kicker, was the favorite
at the start; but, soon after starting, she threw
a SHOE and was withdrawn from the race.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

PORTLAND RAILRoAD.-On the 4th Of July
10,30S passengers were conveyed over the Port
land Railroad. OF this number, s212 were
conveyed over the city line and 2,O91 over the
Westbrook line, Had the company possessed
more means Of accommodation the number
would have been largely increased.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
Wednesday Morning, July 8, 1855.
IPoRrLAND AVID VICINITY.


Trf New Advertisemsnts To-day.
Quarterly Statement of the Canal National Bank.
Ships Boats &C., built to Order.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Lost.
Chapman House, Bethel Hin, Maine.
Found. sFt1 fg tE
Notice-Irish American Relief Association.
Eor Sale or to Let
Molasses.
Muscovado Molasses. ass
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

/. o. OF o. Fat the semi-annual election
of officers for the Maine Lodge No. l. O. Of
o. F., the following were elected, IN. G..
GEORGE Il. Walden; V.G.J. K. Merrill; Sec
retary. James E. Haseltine; Treasurer, A. D.
Smith. The officers were duly Installed OIL
Monday evening by Past Grand Master Judge
Kingsbury. ...-4 s..l..s e.
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Proposals for Deliveri,,g Coal.

PROPOSALS will be received at 1O2 Middle Street,
for one week, for the delivery of Fifteen Hundred
or more Tons of Coal. The right Of rejecting any
proposals viii be reserved.
EDWARD SHAW, Chairman of Com.
4 May ~, 1850. -sa ansMa t'taa mav22dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

MORTALITY OF PoBrLAND.-The whole
number Of deaths in Portland during the
month Of June was twenty -nine-the smallest
number for any month for many years--of
these there died of
Consumption, 8; Dropsy, +; Unknown, i !:
Drowned, !; Congestion oflungs, q; PARALYSIS.
Q; Typhoid feyer,2 Casually, I |; Commissions.
1: Lung fever, 1 T; Rheumatic fever, i; Infam,,
nation Of Bowels, 2; Disease of heart, / Dis
ease of kidneys, 1; Stubborn, Al Total, 20.
10, 0; between 10 and 20, 2; between 20 and
80, 4; between so and 40, 4; between 40 and
So S between so and 60, 2; between 90 and
10, 0; between 20 and so, 1; between so and
90, 3; Unknown, 1; Stillborn, A. Total, 30.
Sexes-Males IS; females, 10; unknown, A.
Total, 20. LOUIS DUNCE,
Superintendent Of Burials.
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+
The Steamsrs Of this Line are all new, constt uct-
cd with great egard 10 strength, speed sno 80
~ at very grea. o. pen So consisting OF the follow
ing hIst-cass ids wheel az an rs super bly, lifted
up III Saloons snd state Re ms: - ssas IA
GEORGE LEARY, capt. BLAKEMAH; JAMEST.
BRADY, Cspt lands; CITY POInI Capt. Tall
BOT; Die fATOR Cat DRERIKG
Pass .ngsrs fsavine Ba tinore ia the evening, ar
rive Ia kIchwOnd he neat aftsrnoon.fEi
r The Steamers II This Limo navigate the james
River entirely q tia ytilne, giving pa seneers
hne opportunity Of siei g The civilizations, Duten
Gap, and all oth9r otjecls Of interest.
The furniture in tne Saloons and State Rooms Of
thes b2ats being entirely new, and of the finest do
scrip ion. cannot / e furpasst d.
Tue fables viii be furnished with fhe best the
market can aford, AID equal to frstciass Hotel
Fare,
~ 81 Through TICKETS
Prem BALTIMoRE to RIeHMoHD, -. ]. IS 90
From HALTIMoRE to CRY PoIET,. -. 2. so
From IA LTIMoRE to NoRFOLR !. =. 81. 90
From BAIT MORE to FORTRESS MONROE, :, q 90
State Rooms end Me1is hatrd. si1s ~
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DRAMATIc.-Messrs. Murray q Wilson had
very large audiences, both Tuesday afternoon
and evening, and the performances went of
wen. Tie theatre will be closed for few
nights, while The managers are making prepar
atoms to open the summer season with
strong company. y Ks hsa Aasga5
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06

REMEMBER, that the Barge Comfort leaves
to-day at 1-2 o'clock A. M. and 2.15 P. M.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-06
TEETHl TEETH TEErH

DIR. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or stlnps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
= Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use, with thorough instructions
DIR. d. can accommodate q few patients with board
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ to 70 NJ; from
to P. NJ, and to in the evening
Consultation free. novftf
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Excursions.

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Cow SHoT.-While the trial of the fire en-
gines was progressing Tuesday afternoon, acow
belonging to Mr.. Jose, which was with a herd
in that vicinity, was shot through the neck,
from the discharge of pistol in the hands of a
cocardly fellow, and who win be likely to find
that it was a costly shot.