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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-02-19

T0RECLOsURE SALE tsHERIFFs)-NO. ~ WEST
II Fortyhth street. February IS 1861 Attention
TO the positive sale OF the House
brown 'front.' 2Os5OxlO05 Sale
February g. 1862 at II o'clock For apply f.
MITCHELI4 u Wall street
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BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A. ing establishment Il3 West Eleventh street. between
Firth and Sixth avenues. Household Furniture boxed and
shipped 70 all parts Of the world Covered wagons for
moving Furniture 10 and FROM the country. Furniture
stored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-02-19

EoRT EDWARD INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON COUNTY
seven years established, Brick buildings for ladies and
Sixteen teachers Superior advantages prepare
Tor busincss for teaching for college Military drill,
go prepays for fourteen weeks common English branches
carpets and brcaisbes Spring term March a. For cir
sukrs or rooms address Rev. Jos Z. King
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-02-19
THE REBELLION.

THE REBELLION.
ELAGs. BANNERS AND REGIMENrAL C0LoRs,
II Stans Mounngs Trimmings, Eagles, Spear Hesds 40
Ornamental painting and cmbro,ierng on silk. ~
H0JER GRAHAM ~ Duane street.
JURRAH FOR THE wAR-RIsE BOYS UP AND
Al tthcm.Now y your only chance TO 20 the OF
and gain distinction for yourselves and famea
able bodied men wanted 10 bring the gallant Thirty.
sixth regiment New York Volunteers under command or
Col Charles H. lnnes to the maximum standard required
by the United States government.
This corps ranks with the highest In the field efficiency
In military tactics and discipline. The Command Chief
well as other military critics have expressed themselves
posing tina corps.
Pay clshing and transportation furnished on being mus
tered into the service, well relief given soldiers
wives from the Aid Commee $500 bounty paid at the
piraiion Of the war
For further particulars apply TO -
Lieut.. JAMES GRANT.
Recruiting 0ncer, 50 Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-02-19

Tt DAVIS. AUcrIoNEER.-sIx HUNDRED CASES
81 Boots, Shoes and Brogsns 70 be sold auction on
thursday February 90 l O'Clock At the OF j. s.
Levere Co., 10 Cortland street. comprising full
OF fresh city made and Eastern goods suitable city
ior country trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-02-19
WINES AND LIQUORS.

WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL STORE OR OFFICE
below Canal Address, with terms aud location
w. T., Herald onice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-02-19

NONSTABLE's SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExECU-
ton WIN sell. on Thursday February 90 1854 at No.
Boiler Maker and Bscksmihs Tools consulting Rollers,
lot OF new and old Iron. A. SPRING5TEEN, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-02-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BBLS PURE, SWEET
~ Cider on hand and for sale. Address y. b. Wheeler
Bridgeport, Conn.
O00 CASES HENNEsSYs OLD CO0NAC BRANDY
OV for sale mt IS case; also 100 old sherry
Wine 70 ease This stock OF fine goods bottled for
he souhern Market but owing 70 the total interruption
bushes Win that sectd Of the country the LIQUORS must
advances for sale In large 10 Apply At yi Lber
street, up stairs. Terms sash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-02-19
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT HOLD.
qantancs Of young lady possessed Of ali those charms
which tend 70 make home happy she mus not be over
twenty tall and Of dark complexion. Addres In snceri
", Willie, boz ASA New York Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-02-19
NEW YORK HEKALu, WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 49, 1862
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WAIIlAA0k's svocxssyun srs,r.
r STANDARD COMEDIES
DIFFE RENT PLAY EACH EVENING
Fourth night OF Mrs Centivres comedy produced With
NEW SCENERY.
NEW NATIONAL COSTUMES.
THE MOST srLENDlD APPOINTMENTS
THE MOST EFFECTIVE DISPOSITION or ALL THE
CHARACTERS.
will be given ourh time here, the celebrated fashionable
dive comedy honored each with great
applause and hiarlty. entitled
THE WONDER
WOMAN KEErS A SECRET.
~ the authoress oil the BUSY Body "A Bold Stroke Tor
Wife" DC.
nfitou
W. ~
Don Fedro Gather W NiolanteI Mr. Geo Hoiiand
Lopez tiathPr nIoWhc
Lssado (sersant 10 Don Felix Mr. Young
sua1it. "hAcs
isabella sister to Frederick) Miss Henriques
Miss mary uaion
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UCTION sALE-THIs DAY, AT s. NASSAU STREET,
a =! ioh ocioet, by ISAAC . AARON. Most splendid
time and quality: ALSO Jewelry Meerschaum Pipes, &C.,
without reserve. for cash. 90 ..fe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-02-19

DHTLTP r. WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.-To CAPITAL
II iss-Percmptory sale Of valuable store Properly
hul,on street. by order OF as.sneePHILIP r. WILKINS
will sell nj auction Thursday Feb 20 1884, NJ II O'Clock
H. he Merchants Exchange BY order Of r. W. strong,
assignee the valuable Lot Land with the four brick
eore thereon situated the noherly side Of Fulton street.
next TO the corner OF Broadway, and known IS No Isl
Ferns nj SALE Mars bchad the ONCE of the assignee
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-30
II For the Kenosha Telegraph.
Birthday ThOuSbts. "a. 70 q


God built golden stairway from the earth
To heaven; and named each go.dea stair, Zone
Year" ......,..-.. O.. ........ ..
He placed us at the foot, and to each one 81.
A burden gave,--that burden lfe-and babe.
Us bear it up The golden years, to Him,
Andl4y it at his fest, a1sosa9@ sss -ana
As a mother,
Teaching her young child to walk, puts in it's
Hands some little toy, then placing it upon
The floor walks back ward few steps, with hands
Outstretched, and bids it "come, !" and bring thetoy
To Eer. But if its little limbs are yet . . 5HH n
Too weak, TO bear the burden of its weight, ,H
And with q few faint tremb ings let it fall .....
With what Il gush otlove and tenderness, ..f
The mother clasps it in her arms. .. 81.
2 ,aa .s. ..-ats u. And 30 .a- Ia agf .l.
With God. If any Of his children find afaaa,
Their burden heavier than they eau bear, .f. ..
And in the struggle to uphold it, faint, ....., q
And fall, He lovingly puts forth his arms, 3d..
- And takes them home,
Eli -. Thus year by year, some form q.
That walked beside me here, cast in amould
Too gentle for this life. has passed away
TO dwell with God S own beautiful And l.
Though not far up the golden way, sink dowa
To day DER wearied with the strife aud think ios
That may be somewhere in the dark, Gods hand
t Is now reached OUT, to take me too,
Oct. 10, 1862. u .-'-'8t- FAB.
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hymns Address IL locks 80 Democratic
so Soldiers.


hymns Address as IL locks 80 Democratic
Soldiers.
We commend the following patriot
ic letter of Sam Ryan's, who has been
among the most ultra OF Democrats in
peace times, but now as soldier IN
the Sd cavalry, sees the effectual aid
and comfort which would be given to
the enemy, were the principles OF the
breckenridge Democracy triumphant;
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF oUTAGAMIE.
Although absent from you i'll the
service Of my country, contributing IN
very slight degree to the overthrow
of the stupendous rebellion which still
irageS within our borders against the
best government human wisdom has
ever devised, / am by no means indlf-
ferant to the passing events IN Wis
cousin. On the contrary, if anything,
| | feel greater amount of State pride
than ever before, and whatever eie-
Yates or detracts from the noble rcpu-
tation of our gallant State, commands
more than a passing thought from
line.
In political life it has been my good
fortune to be associated i'll evil and
good report alike with the lion heart
ed Democracy of the Badger State,
and to be particularly active aud prom
inent in the party counsels and LAY
bors of my own country And, as /
look back at my endeaVors to lncul>
cate those sound and uncontroyertlbIe
Democratic truths proclaimed by the
incompatible and immortal Douglas,
from Senate forum, Prairie slope and
Woodland glen, l have the proud sat
isfactlon of knowing that was never
wanting in duty. | have, therefore,
an indisputable right to speak words
of counsel to the gallant Democracy OF
Outagamie.
| have read with great care the able
address put forth to the Democracy of
Wisconsin by a recent gathering OF
: Democrats in an informal State Con-
venton; and | have also perused the
mastery review of said address put
forth by Mat. II. Carpenter, one OF
the soundest Democrats in our State.
! | think, therefore, that / comprehend
r the various topics touched upon, in all
J. their bearings upon the Democratic
? party and the people of the State gen.
e orally.
}, Without designing to enter into any
e argument l wish, as Democrat Of
!, the strictest school, holding no affinity
n or affection for any of the political
beresies or schIsms Of the day, asking
for no partisan favors and shrinking
J. from no political opposition or ostra'
/ cism, most solemnly and emphatically
v to protest against that portion CT thu
# address which pretends to commi
d democracy against the fullest end free
=, est exercise of the War Power on tn
. part Of the National executive, by con
demning arrests in 'loyal'' states, an'
ID insisting both upon the enforcement o
So the writ of habeas corpus in all sec
y tiens of the country, and th1 trl2l o
20 offenders against military and Giyl
n law in the states or districts wber
as the offences charged were cor1mlt
ted, .....,.ff ~
40 It is anything but compliment
- the Wisconsin regiments now III kar
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NUMBER 21.
333.48g {

m Which deducted from the total dsburse-
meuts leaves the sum Of SI89 996.% to cover
the other claims upon the General Fund for
the fiscal year. 'i.t e.o,,
The entire receipts into the Treasury from
all sources during the past year, including Ine
balance on hand at the commencement oil the
year, have been as follows: 19A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-30
LYMAN 81 ROME,

Boots Shoes Leather, FSrsdtn9s, DC EceTy 0dTtety
every article pertaining to their business may De mao
Of them at the lowest prices custom ~ork 70
Leather for sale Hides bought, &c. Corner omar
ket square aud Main street. See adVsrtsements.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-30

IVP0RFER and DeaEer in Wines, Liquors, Porter
Ale, Etc. Market Street. s5-. 1i- ta.
J,fpoRrED Iionors for sale in bond, 1T New York
and Boston Prices with freghtfare. Double Kectinen
Wniskey, in any quantity, at Chicago and MlWsuKee
prtcps 1yY2ln3T
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-30
L C. MERRILL
TUOuAs PKICTURE,

,.y,..tacg.--Us IL Age5tJor FURIOUS .GOnspaHteS q
una bted .reditya isprepsred to issue Policies on
LIT and P perty, o. favorable terms. See "aVer
tisemsUt ... T.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-30
CROTsENBU KGH HOUSE.

A. n. GROEs ZEN 8 q 70 6 IL
CORNER OF MARKET STREET MAIDEN LANE
KENOsHA, .WISCON SIM
Boarding blythe Day or week, and roomy and commo-
aous Stabling. 90 , g.
~ passengers and Baggage carried to and from
Cars free.-Aa lynS9VZl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-30
DR. MCKINLEY,

RjH uttenG 10 cGLLs In MS froeSsa0n" hes.ee7eeeI
The House recently occupied by A. Campbell, on the
Northeast corner Of the PARK. 0fice--on the same
NIL On Min Street. = - 7 ~ vzln49ly
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-30
Ehe Financial Condition OF f"% @t"
Annual Report of shon. Samuel ID 1a''@'-
ings, state Treasurer
TO the Legislature /:

To the Legislature =
Ia ca. ullance with the requirement Of la"
hs,cwlth lay before you the Annual hep"f'
of this Department showing ali the trahsactioh9
IN the several funds for the hscal year ehoing
Sanf goth. 1862 from which it viii be seen
that the
balance in the General Fund at the
e com ist IstI was.......-.s 81 ,lOg 81
The total receipts into said fund during
the year. from all sources, including
SD 600 received on saies Ot hos'
authorized by the last Legislature o,, .,,e 70
amount to- -------'---:- .O~~i''O "
uor-;,a, = the sggregate the sam Of $50 ,OG8, Al
rh Isr Gaa' ToV Year amount 485 A.
Leaving at The close o. the year bai cce.,, q,
auce On hand ivy 80 -
| - ,h. disbursement made from tht
General Fund during tbe t-csl year are 'n'
following .., O.
| 10 'he I diosPI 40 - 20 ,J6l s.
| Institute for the Deaf and DUMB. - 'f1O y
instit .lte for the Blind .---.----.--- so0o y
State Reform SchOoI---------. . r,ou . .
Iaujioi Exclusion. 90 w : :
Interest on State Bonds ---------- o'o'9oI
County Agricultural societies -.---- . ,9oO .
St. Mary Hospital -------------- o5ooo =
tate Historical oCcie y--------.---- 'S'oOo
A. Kutzb ok, architect OF capltoi ex-
| tension ...-..-----.- LIDO <
o.u on'1D ;arsrv aod Iib,afian. \ $50 {
State Agricultural Society. ~
IoW WI; LlDa"' So nd dI,e 1862 50 600
% " i9c'ii i Li 80 '''''-' 4750
I Mrs. Con della Harvey, appropriation
! Per diem and mileage q LEGISLATURE 1858 :
extra session :, -
Transporting troops {" quel 'i""e 1885
= kee riot
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$l,989,9s6 81
sl.677 ,769 81

Leaving the balaace in the Treasury 49,, 49, o,. -
on the last day OF the fiscal year $3l2 @io :"
STATE BONDS FOR WAR PURPOSES.
The whole nImber OF state Bonds Issued ior
war purposes remaining in the Treasury uhSolo
at the end of the last fiscal year was as follows
1873 bonds 81 900 each of five .,a, o,o ~
wears issue 49, 80 ~
bonds 81 900 redee nable in 1919 o,U wv 20
Il0 bonds $500 redeenabe in ISIS % eoO o0
995 bonds 100 redeemable in l877 99,'oO W
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OF the bonds solo during the past
year there has been invested in tie !.
School Fund. --.-...---,.-:.:---. .;
81 900 brought premium OF 2.l9--
$40 GOO sold at par, seventy per cent.
of which was paid on delivery go
S65, 5OO-eighty per cent, paid ON de-
livery
SO 500 sold Mt par, whole amount pa
on delivery ---------------- %
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W.
The last Legislature authorized the
further issue ofbonds for war pur~
poses, as per chapter 220 OF the Gen
eral Laws of 1862, in accordance
with which 200 bonds of 5 900 each,
Isdeemable N 1887 and 1888 were
i.sued amounting 'o----.--..--.;;-
Making the whole amount Of bonds
available for war purposes: --.----
81 This amount there have been re-
ceived into the war fund on ac-
count OF sale of bonds. -.---- =.
There has also been received oil ac-
count of semi-annual payments OF |
per cent. on sale OF bonds on Which
twenty or thirty per cent. oil the
purchase money was secured by
bankers bonds, as per special con
tract with commissioners last year,
the sum of---.--.------.
There is still remaining in the Treas
urv unsold, 81 bonds of the i've
years issue.-- ------.-------
3e4 bonds redeenable in 1877, $loo
each .------.----.----
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M. nREssER,

Barb er Shop, ana Clothes Cleaning EStdottsIss.t
IN Markell Street, one door west ofthe City Hotel
Give Iim call. ..- ..4
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Aenosba Business DIRECTORY.
EDWARD I'll. RUDD,
g. W. q EGO WN.

Eu1ra1sr on Wood and sUery kind of Metal. Stdtao'
~ Fancy Articles &c. Main street L1- .H. -..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-08
Things I Like 10 see.

like to see storekcepcrs throw all thei
rubbish into the streets it shows that they
+, look out for Number one.
| like to see squads Of loafers at the cor.
ncrs of the streets, making remarks about
the ladies as they pass by them it is good
evidence that they have been reading Chey-
terrified.
| like to sec young ladies walk two or three
abreast on our narrow sidewalks. never for
once deignng to break ranks to let fellow
traveller pass it shows real pluck and indie
pendenee.
| like to sec people late at church, espcci-
ally when they wear creaking boots it at.
lords so much relief to those who desire to
hear the minister.
! like to see old men and ladies' treated
rudely; it denotes good taste in " Young
America"
l like to see staid and sober men, very
much interested in every street battle be-
tween couple of bulldogs it shows that
they take a lively intcres: in passing events
"MtS ABOUT Town."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-08

~ M Nd liz I OLN D
Bros, roer.-Ar 2sth, bri; Josie GilScy, ell
key, Boston.
SrLlryAx.-Ar 30th, schs u y Richards, 10y !;
y Harvey, bf4slan, AMI Nenown Liobey, Hos-
ton.
sd sch, Jones' Wooster, AMI g'ramqas, Pom
Ar al,h. s-h I.cuclla. L,ri. Boston.
sd sch Union, Eos, Boston.
GarlDsBoi.o'.-Ar 18th, sch Leopard, Bunker
Boston.
oerAvvnrs.- Ar 9Th. sch Sarah, Small, fish
in. Oruutes. Wo,tnors, do.
Cid sch K : Warren, Warren, Lay St law
renee.
erus.-sI 9Th, sch Monternma, Reed
Providence.
dence
M3cufAs-Ar el.t. chs Donworth, Drew. Dos
ton ; I'D Crl.oc Foster. New York 2yth, sch
Una BEadbary, Boston Sist, Margaret, jasper
ca Goth, sch Carol, Cfockcr, New York Aug.
-, Oneco POST Newbufyport brig CeIt, Proctor,
New York.
cafeultirIp.-sId 9Th, sch Sea Bird, CLARK,
Providence.
BAvGoa-Ar 2S,h brig volant, Dodge Dos
ton Frances Coffin Cousins, and Abbie T. WI
lard, Conley, New York Ida May, Afey, Dos
ton.
B.ru.-Ar 9sth, sch Comet, Morse, Boston )
10Th sch Maine Law Philadelphia.
CD 2sth, sch Exeter, snow, Providence.
Ar jOth, brig Irene, Coffin, Philadelp hia.
PoRrLAXp.-Ar 18th, brig Wenohah, Dow, Phi
adelpAiA.
cd Ist, sehs George Brooks, Wallace Citizen,
allace, Boston.
PoarsMourH-sll Goth, sch Alclaidn, Clark,
Ellsworth.
ELlzAncrHroar-Cld 30th, schs Globe, Clark,
Boston Caroline. Rogers, Norwich,
Nrw HkyrS.-Ar 3oth, Sch Pavilion, Lang
ley, Calais
BosroS.-Ar July so, brig Mary l. we'll (oi
Maehias) johnson, Philadelphia; brig VIM nj
cbols (ot Cherry6old) Fritz, Ellabethport.
Ar 3lst, brig Nellie Move, (ot Eastport,) Pike
Baltimore sehs Abigail Haynes, Lord, Els
worth Albatross, Arcy, Vinahayen.
Ar August LIST, sch Dolphin, Lord, Ellsworth.
CID Aug "a, sch Lejok, Whitmore, Pictou'
Ar Sd, brig II Means, (of ourry) Means Ma
tanzac 18th nlt.
Sch Marina Nichols Small, Georgetown, d c.
Ar ltb, brig Orozimbo, Tracy, EIizabcthport ;
sch zouave, (of Cherryfeid) Foster, Cieu'uesos
llth ult.
Also ar 9TH, sch Israel Snow, (of Rockland)
Aehorn, Portland,
CID lth, brig Mary Means, Wslson' sedse-
wick. ,.,,.
Ar 5th, sehs II Foster, Norton, Machias
Leo, Coombs, Rockland.
PHLADLLrHIA,-Ar 18th, sch Harriet, Herfick'
Calais.
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IMPORTANT
TO THE AFFLICTED

lar pow continues 20 ne consulted at his office, Nos.
aud Ediaott street, Boston, On all diseases Of
FRlY ATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Nv a tong caJ,rs af study and practical experience Of
uu iisl extent pr T. has the qualification Of pre-
,rutIu. the unfortunate h remedies that have never,
nce he frs, introduced Llrta, faded 70 cure the most
alarming, casns II
60 nGRHTh hNR sYPitILls.
Beneath las treatment all the horrors If vrncr'a and
impure tt4al, Iiafajeuy, Serafala, GonorrA Ulcers,
pain and distress The rciuns Of prlcreatiou, lutamna-
non Of the Blllcr and Kidneys, Hydroce'e, Aec"s~es,
uuu1rs. hislu Swruss, and the long train Of horrible
symptoms attending tti- s4s o 1sea'e, are made 10 be
come - hIrm!ess d. tta simplest a,tiuvs Of child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
nr n dryute- a great part 0f his time the treatment
NJ .s cases caused hy and solitary hahit, which
ruins inc body aal mtul, uniting the unfortunate ind
,dtsl for husurSs er ~ety. some ct the sad and mel
,fcItly effects f=lissl ly early habits 81 Ysnh, are
Weakness OF the Back and limbs, Dizziness al tire head,
puness Of sight, Palpaton It The heart, Dyspepsia,
Ntryau.uc.s ptrauetr.ut u thu digestive functions,
SYMPTOMS NJ Cousi uiriou g.. The fearful effects nn the
mind arr much to be dreaded! loss of memory confusion
ts-, depression of spirits, stt iorcNltas- aversion
Ut s.ciey scif-lslrus tm Sc. arr among threNis
produced, such peTs1us should, et'f' contemplating
iuatran}y, consult N-e tll Of eN UrIf zee, ami be at
orce restored 20 health aud h1Priues-.
Patients Whp Nish remain under pf Dow treatment
A Few days weeks. NtA be furnished WITH pleasant
rooms, and cHlr-5s Tor board 10 isiefaie.
Medicines sent to an pltls ni The cpuntry, W mIl d
rattias 4 u.s. on receiving description Ut your
Dr. Dow has also t ssl, the frrt-h Cap1ttes, warfeuea
th- hest preventive. oder by mail Three Tor 81 aud
a red stamp,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-08

HE ElGHTEENTH.-Matters are PROGRESS.
ing lavorably at Camp Roberts The soldiers
are fast getting located, and are beginning
to feel satisfied with their new residences.
Three or four of the companies arc Uniform
oil and most Of them have toen examined and
excepted. We understand that the Cover
ror has excepted Capt. Crossman's and Capt
atwelis companies, much to the satisfaction
OF the citizens of Bangor and Orono 1t is
reported that the Hancock and Aroostook
soldiers will lie formed into one company,
which will make this regiment full
Il Wing.
GIN. SREfLEY.-We learn that Col Shep
ley has received his commission as Brigader
General. and he is also commissioned as Mil
ltary Governor of louisiana We under
stand that the Military Governors of all the
rebclIIous States, with the exception Of Mis-
s1uri, have been commissioned as BrIgiiier
Generals. Portland Press.
An iron clad steamer is to be built
at Portsmouth, Immediately.
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d I ED.

Elsuorth-21th ult., William ]. Moore, son Of
Alex. ana Euncc II. Moore, aged mouths ana
10 DAYS.
Waltham-Aug. C, Albert kcllihcr aged l.
years,
Eangor-Aug. ., Charlotte BcIicda, wife Of
VIM $ Townsend, aged &c years, months and
- days.
Baltjmore-Juno 10th Ambrose F. Pendlcton
Of Belfast, aged % years aud mnaths
Harpswcll-25th ult., Mr.. Joseph Stover, aged
- years and 10 months.
Dudley, Mass.-2Jth ult., Or. Samuel P. Knight
aged 50 ycars-one Of the oldest physicians in the
~ttte.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-08

NEw YoRE.--Ar Goth, brig Avordale (of Ire
msnt) Dix, Ponce, PR, July llth.
Ar "a, barque X q W Dodge, (of Bluohill,
Jarvis, Trinidad 10 days.
Brig Cosmos (of Machias) Long, Cumberland
Iiarbor, (Cuba) l3.
Ar ith. schs Forest, Wood, Boston for Rondout
Mary Ann, Bryant, Calais Fairfield, Verril
Cherrydej.
PRovlpEseE.--Ar goth, sch Flora King 90
Trcnton) Mcfarland, Philadelphia /; Yantc, Ban
croft Columbia.
Ar 2Oth, sch Sarah Jane Gardiner, New York
3lst, sch Ottoman, Blanchard, Bangor.