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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-02
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOmESIlC fORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sailed June Is. shin Young
Mechanic. MELON, Cal 40 mot as beforc)
kEl WEST In port 23d, ship Congress: barks w
II Wal, Tycoon, fexss, JOHN IaysoD, Tempest Eve
lyn, Hamilion, Achilles. Pilgrim; brirs winors
Mara Wheeier. FiyBg Faye. John Pierce: schs Ann
L Glover, Iomsh, + VI Weston ard others
BALTIMORE. Ar 18th, sch Mohawk, Staples,
Ocean Ranger, Lewis Rangor.
S.iled 29;h, sch Jane Duriee st Jago.
PhiLADELrhIA. Ar 2st,. ship Emily Aug tia.
Wi resna,. Lierpoo; ba ks American, Christian.
seh gsse wa A,m,ra coombs D.nkwater Key West;
A,so =. fs.h;sh saranak. Rowland, Liverpool sch
Am mo, SAL Eaton. Calais.
William Arthur. Haskell, Portland '"'P ,~A1 -"
NV iohh. Ar 18th, brig Handy, Handy. Bal
Also ar 10Th, banks Johh Wesley. Pattep. H.van.
June 10; Harvest Queen, Murray do ii DAYS: Young
Turk. Harding. New Orleans june H. brigs Har let
Hallock. King. Arroyo june IA; Concord Smith
Havana IL; Rowell, Boyd. Cardenas June 20; { en-.
taur, kilton, Cienfncgos u; schs William L Bur
Cat Island s; Florida. Mott, EIeuthers 8; NJ Par.
ridge, Hicks Rockland
Also ar soth. ship Lizzie Homans Cutler, Liverpool
May l6; sch Z Smith, Snow, Matanzas.
Below, ship Exchange, from Havana; bark Glen
wood from do,
Havre; Tropic Newell do; John Bright. Dewar, Liv-
Kong Hersilia. Rust. Glasgow; Brig 5 Z smith.
Hero, Carter. and superb. sawyer. Portland
MYSTIC. Ar 10Th, sch Charlotte, Black Ban COR.
PROVIDENCE. Ar 18th. schs Jacob Raymond
Lorg, Pawtucket to load for Gardiner; Ann. Wal
lace Georgetown DC.
boston. Ar soth, sch Sarah Lewis, Lavender,
Azra st Domingo. June IL.
Also ar LIST, schs Hydrangea. Morse Bsy Of Islands
Nj; Margaret Ann. Robbins, Calais; Dresden. Col
beth. Machias; Emma Wadsworth,. Norton Penn
broke; Waterman, johnson, Bangor; Levant Nye;
Adeline iiamn. Lansil; Idaho Linton; Col simons,
Ann, Collins, Frankfort; Ciarinda. Baker, York
Telegraphed. ship Tranquebar, from Londor; bark
| Azcr, from Fayal
Blow. ship Autocraf from Liverpool
Cd 1st, brig b Nash, Johnson sydney CD; schs
Damon. Graves. Georgetown DC; Snow Flake Dick
inson, Philadelphia; Ariadne. Robinson, Bristol ri
deli hia.
$ lied 1st. ships Harrisburg. Sarah Newman Mary
| BARK Revolution.
PORTSMOUTH. Sid nth, sch Edward & Frank,
| Wi iains. Bangor.
SALEM. Ar sOth. .chs Michigan. Marshall, Ban
gor ,or New York E'izabeth, Wasson do for Boston.
| CALAIS. Ar 18th. bark n VI Haven, Hail. Port
land land sailed 9th for Barbadoesl.
Sailed 18th. schs Bartlett, Bartlett Salem. lane
FISH. Meserye Providence; 25sh Thames Albee Bos-
ton Martha Maria Reed. Philadelphia Montezuina,
Rec I, P,ovidence; Wellington, Wells. New Haven.
BANGOR. Ar 9th. schs Galena Smith, Pfoyj-
Hei ~. coombs. Weymouth.
e d 18th, schs Mary Pierce, Shaw, New York ;
Phi anthTopsf. Romer: Brufus Eiwell: Col Simuons
Nyt, aud Jane, wnchenbach. Boston; Susan TAYLOR
vmnusn, weymouth; Friendship. Arey. and b l.
Cor don, Gott, Chelsea; Yanfic Gould. Dorchester
BUCkSPOkf. Ar 18th, schs Raven. Rose, Bos-
tom
SEIZED Path schs Julia f Gamage Brewster. Ban ror
to Load for West Indies; 25th Masonic Perry. Fun
cha Madeira.
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continue to epoe Chickens 12dl5c. Turkeys 12a1Ic.
ant Geese 9l2c Veal is selling by the carcass from
tn. wagons a &c, from store a. 5dsc. Spring Lamb
is selling az Ease Fresh Beef by the quarter Is
wo h from 5a7lc
IRoyISIONS.-Pork continues in moderate dc.
mand, and sales are made as follows: Ex Clear
Pork SIS 5oal6. Clear sl4 50ol5. Mess s12d13
Prime slla1l 30. City packed Clear is held a,
sl5 5oal6; and No. 2 Clear s14a15 S' -hess sl3a
IL 20; and Extra Mess sl4a1a 90. Beef is scarce,
and prices tending upwards. We now quote Chica-
confess S14d1 70. Hams have declined. We now
quote City Smoked Ia7i. There is an ample supply
Of Western in market, selling at 6io7c.
fLASTER.-Has been arriving freely since our
lust Sales continue TO be made at 81 cool 65, y
ton for Son. and 81 50dl IS for Hard.
RUM.-Pertland distilled has advanced 5dsc In
anticipation ofthc operation of the new revenue bills
We now quote 40a45c y gall.
SUGAR.-We notice further advance in Portland
Sugars The Company now selling from the fac
tory at the following prices for &c; IA Iic and
Yellow &c. Refined Sugars have also further adj
vanced, and we quote Crushed. Granuated and Pow
dered at l0sgloac. Havana Sugars are very firm at
quotations.
sALT.-Remains in steady demand at the follow
ing prices. viz: Turks Island 5Oa2 IS; Liverpool
and Cadiz 50 12ia2 s7t.
SEEDS-Grass Seeds are less active As the season
advances. We continue to quote Herds Grass 81 81
az. and Western Clover I3as. and Red Top s3a3 25
There was a sale OF 400 bush. Herds Grass at our
quotations during the week
SPICES.-All kinds of Spices are advancing and
prices are very unsettled. We now quote Ginger
20e2lc; Pepper 1sa2O; Mace 65a70; and Nutmeds
1880 Pimento continues to sell at 14al5c, and
Cleves 22a23c.
TEAs.-The market for Teas remains about the
same as previously noticed Choice grades Of Ooong
are firm at 7oa 75c in small lots to the trade fair
article Of 0olong sells at 5se65c Anko and lower
grades 1876; Souchong 45a5O and Tyson 75al 90
H.
TOBACCo.-Prices are very firm and the market
much excited. We learn by private dispatch re.
ceiyed yesterday from the leading Tobacco House in
New York, that advance of loo had taken place
fine bright lbs and sales brisk at advanced prices
We quote 5s and los, best brands. 43a 4sc Mediums
3Sa41c. and Common 36c. Best brands, half fbs,
46c51, Medium to Good Al 43c. and Common 80 %
3sc Natural Leaf lbs 1868 and Fancy in foil 7sasl
y ib, which prices-are net cost
FRElGHTS.-yesses for Cuba freights continue
very and in demand at SO for Lumber and "a
as for Sugar Box shocks to Havana, or ss for
Lumber and DC for Box Shocks to Cardenas and
Ma,anzas, and $3.50 for Molasses and zoe for Sugar
Brig Orison Adams has been taken up for Matanzas
and back at $50 for Nolasses Brig Denmark to the
same port on same terms Brig wareda,e has been
chartered TO load Deals at Calais for Cork for orders
at SIS The ship Longellow s27 TONS has been char
tered to load at Chincha Islands for Antwerp at 75s
PEI ton. One two feights Offering for Ship Is
land and New Orleans.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

NOTICE Il hereby given. that the Subscriber. Sam
IN uel $. Webster, of Portland, In the County Of
Cumberland and State Of Maine. claims BY mortgage
certain tract of land situated In Falmouth. in said
County, bounded. beginning at the most southwest
ery corner Of land now or formerly Of Royal Leigh
ton thence easery and northcry BY the 10 land
Of John w. Freeman. thence easterly BY the to
land Of Jeremiah Hall thence soufherly and wester-
ly bv the same TO land owned by Jeremiah Hobbs.
thence northerly and westerly by the same and and
of hilip Cannon TO the county road thence north
erl, BY said road to the first bounds containing
enten less, subject 10 the right OF Jer
emf III Hobbs or his assigns pass and repass through
said premises Said real estate having been convey cd
in mortgage to Samuel 8. Webster and Micah Samp-
son oy Dependence II. Kurdish, by his deed Of Az
gus 2 1855, recorded In the Registry Of Deeds for
Cumberland County. in book 263, page 97; which
MOI tgage was duly assigned BY said Micah sampson
TO imuei 4. Webster, June 50. 1s62 will appear
by he assignment thereof recorded In said Registry.
to of which records reference is 10 be had for .
mo, particular description. The condition Of said
deel OF mortgage Is broken and the subscriber,
sigree Of said mortgage, by thereof do q aim
70 eciosure Of said mortgage, and do hereby notify
all srtes interested of my claim to forcelose said
moi gage. on account Of the breach Of the conditions
the eof.
ted at Portland this first day Of July A. D. 1s6a.
ju2-w3ws SAA'L s. WEBSTER.
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LENIEScY TO REBELs.--The Worcester Spy
remarks that "while the sharp fight was going
on Wednesday in front of Richmond, in which
one hundred brave men were killed, and prob
ably five hundred more wounded, for the sake
ofsecuring an advantage opposition, two men,
bers ofCongress were making elaborate speech
es In the Senate, the drift and purpose ofwhich
was to protect from confiscation the property
OF rebels who have caused all this waste and
sacrifice of life"
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, Jsly 4.
ARRIVED.
srh Colambine. tBrl McNeal. Walton Ms.
Sch Noel, lBr) Marstefs, Windsor Ms.
Sch Esther, tBFl Clark. ST George NIB.
Sch Banner. tBrl Thorne. ST John NIB.
: h Francis, Nickerson, Bangor for Boston.
h Lucy Ann, Blake. Bangor.
Gamer Forest City. Field, 81 John NIB via East
steamer Montreal. Prince, Boston.
CLEARED.
lark Emma Chase, Gilkey. Matanzas. A L Hob
sh Mary Jane. OBJ, McCumbcr. Maitland Ms.
ma tor.
Sh Comet Johnson Passport. J b knights.
sh Rcsa Saw er Boston Is Brown & Sons.
5 .ILED NV, ship Kate Dyer. Dyer. Mon
tes1ieo; bark Emma = Chase. 0llkey Matanzas; brgs
Des mark, staples. do; Martha Washington, Leland
Fcl III vlroc; ard fleet ofcoasters.
DISASTERS.
B.rk Texas pendlcton ~ =, Kcv West 10th inst
reports that 10Th iss, in the tf. fell in with ship
hes sarge from Havana Tor New York, almost in n
SIM ng condition ard took from her three passen-
gers, and brought them to Key West.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Salt Pond. Africa May TO- bark Costarcii. Mo
Al Caf,Isiand jane %. schs Levi, Rowe, for New
for do T.
Haven LIST inst sch Ruby, Tracy. for Ponce next day
to load for New York
Al Jacmei June L. sen Nate sargent, Brown, for
Boston 10 days
At Havana June Is. barks Mary Elizabeth. Dunbar,
for Boston, ldg Chiffon. PennelI, for New York. do;
Eventide, Partridge. disg; brigs Scotland Mel elan
for Portland, ldg; Selma, Herman. for Boston, do,
to sail in few days; Aroostook. Sweet wig; Amy
Warwick, Smith. disg: Mary c Mariner, Mariner, for
Philadelphia. nearly loaped.
Going in 2oth bark Lucy A Nickcls. Ford. from
Boston.
At Cardenas June 90 barks Aberdeen, Cochran,
wig; Theoda, Carver fom New York, disg: Old Do
minion, for do, ldg; brigs Sea Foam. Coombs. and
NJ Carver, Pendleton. wtg; Ianzarotte, Hal riman;
Charles Wesley. Ford; Fannie, Lawrcnsen, and Fan
ny Butler, do; Charlena, Means. for Portland, idg;
New Republic for do, do; Lauraetta, Brown. for
Philadelphia do; humboldt. Bryant. for Boston, do
Going in 20th brig Mansanilla, from Sierra No
rena
AT Eleuthera June 90 sch Henry Barnes, Barnes.
from New Haven, for Boston next day.
Sailed 10th, sch George Eamcs, Philadelphia
Cid at ST John NIB June 25 ship f. Allison, VIII
liams Liverpool. sch Ariel, Holder, Belfast Me- Cliff
ton, Belyea Providence.
., SPOKEN.
June a. lat 80 90 lon II 49, bark David Nickels, I'm
Aatanxas for New York.
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RRoKERs. BOARD. RosroN. I..e ao
Pertains POS. Once Mail Arr..~ewe.

Pc rtlnns Post Once Mail A IRA ngennents.
wFsTERN--ssrires at l2.40 and PM Closes ut
IMAM and 2 I'M
EASTERy-Arrives n ! 5PM Closes NJ l2M
STEAMBOAT MAI "a rrives from Easfport Me. st
John NIB ard tilS British Provinces, Tuesday and
friday mornings Closes Mondays and Thursdays
at PM
Ell ROPE, via Quebec-C'ocs every Friday NJ II M
CANADA-Ariives at 10 pm. Closes az Il VI.
COUNTRY MAIis-A-rivcs about Pm. Closes ut
Pm.
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cV AT Waldoboro several vessels are now
in construction, as follows: Joseph Clarl, and
Son are building a ship of about 1900 tons
Schwartz and Cashier and Capt. Charles
Comery, double deck brig of about 450 tons
Reed, Welt and Co., double deck brig of 400
tons and schooner OF 300 tons; VIM. Fish,
Jr.. q schooner Of about 800 tons; W. f. Storer
Is also going to build schooner of about 300
tons.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Mrs. Henry Varney
of Hampden, in an insane condition, attempted
suicide on Friday morning last. Rising from
her bed. and going about sixty rods from the
house she cut her throat with RAZOR, but not
fatally. She then threw herselfinto the Sowa-
dabscook stream, but appears to have come
out, and was found on the bank, just alive.
She was cared for and is now likely to recov-
er, although she cut a cash eight inches long
in her throat--IWhig.
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"THE ETERNAL FITNESS OF THINGs."-
One of the patrons of IL lachias Union has
presented the editor with Alive dollar confed-
crate note. The Bangor Times suggests that it
Is the right note In the right place.
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DIR. John G. Mott,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

sc CoURr ST.. CORNER OF HowARD. Bosros. IL
ulted daily from 10 until ?. and from to in the
evc inc. an diseases of the Urinary and Genital
Organs. Scrofuious Affections. Humors Of all kinds.
Sores Ulcers and Eruptions, Female Complaints, &C.
An Experience of twenty years extensive prac-
tice enables DIR. NJ to all of the most dif cult
cases. Medicines entirely vegetable Advice Free.
june %. 1862. sn3awsm
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june IS lsf 80 lon 70, was passed ship Panama. I'm
New York for New Orleans. IN
june g LAT Y lon 80, brig Carver, Perry from
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SAILING of OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the rcgu-
lar lines. The steamers for from Liverpool call at
Queenstown. except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry.
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GRAvEsTONEs.

GOOD Bargains will be given TO those who wish
N TO purchase Gravestones or Monuments Of any
deception. Those who will hvor with . eall
sha be satisfied that they buying good article
at & e lowest price.
~ op on Forest Avenue. near Evergreen Cemetery.
Stevens Plains.
je30-3m j. n. COOK.
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Eclectic Medical Inlrmary
TO the LADIES.

nR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' who
II need medical adviser. to call at his rooms, No.
Temple street, which they will find arranged for
their especial accommodation.
DR. HIS Eclectic Renos ating Medicines unriy al
led In efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities Their action Is specific aud
certain of producing relief in a short time.
LADIES will find II invaluable in all cases Of OBJ
structions ater all other remedies have been trieG in
vain. Ii is purely vegetable containing nothing In
the least injurious to the health. and may be taAon
with perfect safety at all times.
Sent TO any part Of the country with full directions
by addressing DIR. HUGHES,
N. B.-LADIES desiring may consult one Of their
own sex. A lady Of experience In constant attend
ance. juil-3m
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MARRIED.
FOREIGN IMPORTS.

FOREIGN IMPORTS.
WALTON rs. Sch Columbine-ll0 tons plaster
+ Randall & Son.
WINDSOR Ms. Sch Noel-100 tons plaster order.
ST GEORGE NIB. Sch Esther-101, 10 n lumber
n Miller.
ST JOHN NIB. Sch Banner-s5s ship knees order.
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WANTED,

WANTED.
an SMALL RENT, of 1--WE or six rooms near
essW the business part Of the city. Enquire 81
Jul this once.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Proposals for Loan.
CITY TREAsrEEE's OFFrrl
Portland. july g is62
CEALED Proposals will be reesn ell nj this or 60.
- NTH Aondas the 5th inst. nj O'Clock. i. NJ,
for q Loan to the City OF Portland, OF fwcnty-loar
Thousand Dollars tie Bonds OF the City, in sums
Of $1,000 and $500 dated July l, 1862 $4,000 paya-
scmi-annual coupons attached pay able in Portland.
HENRY r. LORD,
jul2dtd City treasurer
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SPOKEN.
June "a, lat 80 90 Ion II g. bark David Nickes, I'm
Natanxas for New York.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC-wedncsday, July q
Sur rises morn. - % Length of days :. . Is %
Sun sets, ........7 As High water, eve -. Is
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Note.-We wish il TO be understood that our quo
tations represent prices of large lots from hands,
unless otherwise stated and that in filling small
ders, higher rates have TO be charged.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-01-23

The late day at which he obtained posses
sion of the books and papers of his Office,
occasioned by various impediments thrown
in the way of it, must be his excuse for not
calling the attention of your honorable body
to several matters of interest to the State
touching this department, which he desired
to do. He has not had sufficient time tc
make the investigations and gather the nc.
ccssary facts. and does not think proper tt
make suggestions. or venture upon recon-
mendations, without the certainty of the
information under which he acted being
correct.
Respectfully submitted,
A J.. JARRETT, Comptroller.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-01-23
From the New York Tribune, Jan. IT,
General Mcclellan and the Approaching
Movements Of the ArmV.

The following extract from letter receiv-
ed this morning by one of our prominent
citizens. comes from a responsible source,
and hints at certain movements said to be
impending:
WAsu1NeToN,. Jan. II, 1862
Ny DEAR SIR: The night
of the rebellion has passed, aud the dawn is
about breaking. Before the present month
has gone, these things will surely come to
pass General Halleck. with the great 10
tilla and an army of 100000 strong, will
sweep like an avalanche down the Mississip-
pi, where they will be joined by General
Butler in New Orleans and Mobile. Gen
Buell., with nearly or quite the same force,
will march into Tennessee, capture Nash
vile, and cooperate with the Union forces
in manner and direction it would not be
polite now to point out. General Rose
Grams and Kelly will advance from Western
Virginia, and do their share in harmony
with the general plan. Generals Banks
and Stone will move in conjunction with the
rest from the Upper Potomac. General
Burnside will do his appointed work in Vir-
ginia. General Sherman will explain by
deeds, not words, his inaction. Gen Nc
Clellan will force the rats from their holes
at Manassas. attack them at three points at
once, and will fulfill his modest pledge that
the war will be "short but desperate" /
do not give you more than the general out
line of these Simultaneous movements. The
details of the grand plan Of this campaign
will startle the world. and vindicate General
McClellan's high reputation for military
strategy. The men and supplies are now
for the first time nearly ready. The delays.
caused mainly by 'red-tape" and imbecile
fossils, in and out of the departments, and
by .thieving contractors and material men.
will be accounted for, and the blame placed
where it belongs. A premature movement
would have deranged the plan of the whole
campaign, which is so perfect that success
is certain. A bad move untimely made,
might have hazarded the game. The i'm
pending mate is close at hand, in limited
number of forced moves. The loss of a
piece here or there, the defeat of one or an
other division of the army. cannot affect or
prolong the struggle. The combinations
are so perfect that failure is impossible.
Yours ever,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-01-23
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY T.. WELLS,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS OF SuBscRIprIoN.-For one year, if paid
in advanceor within six months so; if not paid
within six months, $500.
TERMS OF ADvERrIsISc.--For plain matter, one
dollar per square for the first insertion. For rule
and fgure matter, two dollars per square for the
first insertion. For each insertion after the first,
twenty five cents per square. Twelve lines or less
constitute square. If the number of ins tions be
not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub
lished until forbid and charged accordingly. The
privilege of annual extends only to their
immediate business.
Announcements of candidates for office, s 100
per month, to be paid in advance.
Obituaries, tributes Of respect, calls upon persons
to become candidates. &C., inserted advertise
ments, at the usual rates.
Communications, the effect of which is to pro-
mote private or individual interests, matters of
charge and to be paid for at the rate of so cts.
per square.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-01-23
Qriginak Yoetry.
Lines to Miss B....., on hearing her Sing
II am Sister to the Nightingales."

Oh lady, sing that song again,
And wake again the breathing strings.
Let music pour her silver strain
And give to slumbering fancy wings!
Oh! sing again, and in the lay
Pour all thy free exultant soul,
Till o'er my own, like bursting day.
Its waves Of gorgeous triumph roll.
Sing on! it watts me far away
Up memory's dim and stormy stream;
And other fountains round me play.
And other glances on me beam.
The dead and absent round me rise
Life courses on with nobler bound
feel the glow of faded skies,
And rove on youths enchanted Grouud.
And whilst thy tones around me rise,
Ideeln the soul like thine should be
One through whose secret Eden sighe
A ceaseless golden melody;
Whose voice should be the seal and sign
OF all that's holy, fair and true,
And bid along our pathways shine
The flush of youths eternal dew.
Sing on! the hardest natures bow
To music's high subduing spell;
Grlm envy smooths his Sowing brow,
While soft her raptures round him swell.
Great Orpheus swept his royal Tyre,
Hills bowed, and demons held their breath,
And vengeance felt her wrath expire
Through all the doleful realm Of Death.
Oh! woman's eye, lovelier light
Her brow nobler glory wears,
When lofty thought in gentle might,
The throne with soft affection shares!
Then B.*.** wake that strain again,
With all thy free exultant soul,
And bid it's showers of silver rain,
Through fancy's list'ning empire roll.
NsXc.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-01-23

be right They will not sacrifice true hon
or to gain lofty moral fortitude, that true
courage that can submit even to the impu-
tation of cowardice, rather than by failing
in duty to play the actual coward. With
what truth and pathos did Scott exclaim
Gin effect) Il am coward, because I have
permitted popular clamor to swerve me from
the line of my duty"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-01-23
wThe following paragraph is just as

@rThe following paragraph is just as
true as preaching:
DEBTS TO NEWSPAPERS Newspaper sub
scriptions are infallible tests of mems hon
esty. They will sooner or later discover
the man. If he is dishonest he will cheat
the printer some way-says be paid when
he has not-declare he has the receipt some-
where-or sent money and it was lost in the
mail-or will take the paper and not pay
for it-or will move of, leaving it come to
the Office he left. Thousands of professed
Christians are dishonest, and the printers
book will tell fearful in the Judgment
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-01-23

Ew Colonel Mulligan, the hero Of Lex
ington, has not a very high opinion Of
Home Guards. He thinks them. like the
Wide Awakss, ''in,i"etUt in peace anI
n prlsihlc in war