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Military.

Tho following are among the persons who were
commissioned on the 4th inst:
James b. Mckinley Bueksport, LIST Licut. ca.
b., 9Th Regiment, vice Wardwcli resigned
Frederic b. CHM, orland, I'd Lieut., vice Nc.
kinley promoted.
James A. Hall, Damariscotta. Captain I'd Bat
terry Mounted Artillery, vice TiIlson promoted to
be MAJOR.
Henry Rust, Jr. Norway, Col. 18th Reg, vice
Dow made Brig. General
Frank s. lIasseltine, Bangor, Lieut.. Colonel
vice Rust promoted.
A6ernethy Grover, Albany, Ma, or, vice Hassel.
tine promoted.
The Bangor Wing says:
" We learn that Capt leo. H. Chadwoli, of Co.
u, 18th Reg. has resigned. Also "a Lieut. Isaac
A. Phillips Of hing6ed Of Co. L, 9Th Reg
Qnartermastcr Ivory j. Robinson of Augusta,
Of the llth Regiment, died on the steamer Daniel
Webster, on the voyage from ForIess Monroe"
The following are among the arrivals at New
York, of the wounded soldiers, from Fortress Mon
rec:
ilth Acknowledgment G. A. Wilbur, Thomas
q. Pursee, James NJ Smith, Charlie. NJ. Moore,
William IL. Decker, +. McConlcy, q C Gould, l..
W. Bennett, NJ. c, Wessus, +. Scotney, Charles E.
Miles, p Martin, J. W. Ford, G. A. Palmer,
G, d. NJ. Stanford, q. W. Smith, W 5. Smith, A.
Morrill,, \, P. Martin, o. q. Buck (band), f.
Brannerd, ID. PhiiDrook. T. A Day.
I'd Resiment-D. d. Weber, W. II. Severance,
o W. Whncomb, J. Speed, +. $ Rosenback,
+. Ninslow, Il. d. Patch, Sergeant ". ). Rice.
The following arrived at New York on the 10th
"a Eegimcnt-iienry L. Perkins, Edwin Nc
Taggard, Chas $ Morris, John B. Perkins, Tho.
d. Riee, Thomas H. Palmer
The following, at Yorktown
Dennis Perkins, f., 9th; Frank Stone, \
II, Brownville ; j. Pinkham, II, 9th {. s.,
Waldoboro'; j. &. frccthy, |, ID, BROOKLYN
At Boston, 7th
Sargt W. p. Plaistcd, X, 18th.
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from the 10Th We. Regiment.
WILLiANsroRT, Mp, May -

WLLiAssroRT, MD, May p.
nF,s P,RTSvs
/ suppose ere this can reach you, you
will have heard OF the capture of Winchcs.
Ter nv the rcbfls Last Thursday we heard
that Gen Banks was falling back on Win
chester and the rest of our regiment was or
drrcd there. Friday afternoon we saw some
of our cavalry, who said that 5000 OF Ash
by's cavalry were within two miles of u.s.
In less than three minutes every man was
in line. with his rifle loaded, and VIC started
OF on double quick to meet them. When
VIC got to the Color els quarters we halted
aud the other companies joined us. After
waiting lew minutes the Colonel came up
and said it was false alarm that it was
our cavalry instead Of the rebels, We slept
on our arms that night, Saturday We could
hear the firing all day; it was not more than
two miles of. TIM army wagons began To
come in with the sick and wounded-the rest
of our regiment come in, except Co. Il,
which WAS at Martinsburs - mics off
Saturday night our company was detailed Ia
patrol the city. We were on our feet until
four o clock in the morning, when We lay
down aud got short nap.
About half past five We fell in AMI march
cd down town. where we had n lot of car
tridgts distributed | had about 100 rounds
We formed in line of battle. The enemy
were close by, engaged with Banks Banks
force did not exceed Go0u and the rebels hal
30, 600. Soon We SAW orr men reircntins .
infantry. cavalry and artillery. Il was ~
use for US to think of making a stand, 50 We
started Their artillery followed us n good
ways, and kept pouring the shot and shglt
into our men. Our regiment WIS the last
u leave town, aud at ono time the rebel gun
ncrs had tlp-top range. Oar company was
the last of the regiment, and the most OF the
shells went over our heads. We fell back
nearly forty miles that day. 1t was hard
march for US, but We stool 1t first rate. and
kept IN good order a. We would on drill. |
bli-tcrcd my feet and that is all the worse |
felt for my tramp. Il is reported that Cen
Shields was in possession ct " Winchester IN i
few hours after the rebels took Il, and Is
pushing on IN their rear. ldJn think thy
will hold their ground long.
We are getting rested aud are in good
spirits rs ever We left three men OF our
company in the hospital at Winchester, ani
there arc " clYe et our men besides them
that have not been sceu very Lately, and Ia
all probability arr taken prisoners Their
were some Ot our re-, ment Illr1 aud wound
cd by the shells but nlile OF our COMPANY.
IL W the first time our regiment MAS under
fire. and Gcn. Banks told Gal. Rust that hi-
regiment rctrcate IN the best or'fr he vr
Jaw. Our ofic,rs field aud stll, and all the
men, Were as eJal when the shot AMI she'll
were pouring into oar ranks. as if they hal
been sa8w- bdiing " hen va heard the r.
port of cannon We would look rluni AMI
SCI where the sA I vas coming an4 dulsc Il.
ours. etc. II sEklsuN.
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We shall open to-day about 700 yards Of
Black silks of all grades. from 90 cents to
s 80, some of which are of those soft and
high lustres 45 Patterns of Fancy Plaid ard
Striped Silks; do. Black Figured and India
Silks, &e.
1000 yards Cocheco, Merrimac and Amer.
lean Prints, Ginghams, Lace, Chanteleer,
Gauzc, and Tusse Wells, Lancaster, Honey
Comb. English and Real Marseilles Bed
Spreads, Bleach aud Brown Table Linens,
Napkins. Worsted Damasks, Moreens, Bal
moral Skirts, Embossed Table Covers, Fla1-
nes of all colors and prices, Tickings, Stripes,
sc &c.
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.TMajor Jonathan =. Cillcy. reported
MORALLY wounded, during the retreA. Of
Gen Banks corps, entered the service a.
Captain Of Co. b, lst Maine cavalry. lie
was afterwards promoted to the position OF
Major in the regiment. Company Il was
mostly recruited from Knox and Waldo
counties. Major Cillcy was the son Of the
late Hon. iona Cilley, - well remembered
because OF his murder at the hands OF " Use,
Graves and others. under the wicked code of
the duello.-or, rather, by pretended re-
sort to that code aud an actual violation Of
even its barharous rules. rhc younger Gil
ley was bat twenty-five years Of age, and is
said to have possessed all the noble and chiy-
alric characteristics Of his father, as well az
the promise of the intellectual and orator..
cal ability which belonged to the latter.
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Missouri state convention.

JEFFER-oN CuY. Mo, June Eth
In the Convention to-day gradual ctnau-
CITATION scheme was offered bat laid On tic
table by vote Of - against 10. ami mo
tion OF reconsideration was made aud tabled,
hich eaectually kills any such scheme
The bill defining the qualification, Of voter.
was reported back from tie committee mi
nus the section DISTINGUISHING those who
have been engaged in the rebellion.
10 accordance with the call made by Gen
Ilalleck, Gov Gamble has issued pruclana-
ton asking for recruits 10 fill up the regi-
Inents of Missouri Volunteers now IN the
United States service.
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- Rev. Dr. Williams of the Amity street.
Baptist Church, preached in his own pulpit
the great sermon delivered at Providence be-
fore the annual Convention OF the Baptist
denomination. Ii was sermon on the c. I'M
try, of rarked ability. The morning was
rainy, but the attendance was large More
remarkable was it for the character of the
persons present. The leading men of New
York-historians, poets, judges, lawyers,
and men of mark-listened with rapt at
tention to one Of the ablest productions the
war has called out.
We copy the above from the New York
correspondent Of the Boston Journal,
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The reports about rebel women, &c, FIR
ing at Bank = men in their retreat through
Winchester, is now generally denied by the
federals oihcers.-l Machias Ia,0n.
We are sorry to deprive The Union of this
little crumb of comfort for its Secession
friends, but the tact Is just the opposite. Col.
Gordon. whose command covered the retreat,
gives direct. positive and most emphatic con-
frmation, in his o6iaai report, Of the truth
Of the horrible charges against the rebels,
Col. Gorion's sympathies have been so noto
riously wth,the slaychslders, that it has hith-
erto prevented his Advancement in his profes
sion, and he cannot, therefore, be accused Of
desiring to exaggerate the stories. Bangor
Times.
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Sgleria Sale.

HANCOCK, ss.-Taken on execution and viii
IL be sold at public auction, at tho office Of
Arno Wiswell, Esq, III Ellsworth, on Saturday
the 18th day of July next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon all the right, title and interest which
Ambrose Butler Of Franklin, has or had at the
time of the attachment on the original writ Of
redecmng the following described mortgsged real
estate, situate in said Franklin, and being the
homestead farm where the said Ambrose Butler
now resiIes the same premises being mora fhlly
described in mortgage deed given by said But
Ter to George Parcher of Ellsworth. aud recorded
in the Hancock Registry of Deeds, Book los, page
90, to which deed reference may be had for more
particular description.
N. WALKER, Sheriff,
May %, 1862. 10
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May 2s, ls6.

Ata Court Of Probate held at Bucksport, within and
for the County of Hancock, the third Wednesday
of May A. d. 1862.
nEUBEN DEVEREtX X, Administrator of the estate
IL Of Elisha Clement, late OF Penobscot, in said coun
~ deceased having presented his second account Of adj
ministration upon said deceased's estate for probate;
Ordsred-rhat the said Administrator give notice
to all person. Interested, by causing copy of tn
order TO he published three weeks successfully In the
Ellsworth American printed Ellsworth, that they may
appear NJ Probate Court be held at Ellsworth, in said
county on the third Wednesday OF June next at ten OF
the clock forenoon and shew cause, II any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true eopy--Attest,
" 4. BARTLETT, Register
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d" a NTED.

4 NY person having good Mill, with Circular
n saw, Planning Machine, Lathe, &c., now in
good running order, for manufacturing purposes,
for sale or that would like to manufacture ON
contract for the season, may address line, stat
ing price of lumber both Hard and Pine wood,
facilities tor manufacturing, location, town, &c,
to d. W. H., Boston, Mass.
y. B.-None need apply unless they mean
business as this is no agency. 2w20
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ID | " y

Ellsworth-9th inst, Mary Eliz beth, daughtcr
of Wlmot and Hannah Jackson, a ed years and
) months.
g It's hard to part. lis hard TO part;
But Oh, ye c,uli not have me stay
Whsn jusus calls ne to depart
And so long 10 lily away;
lie calls me to my blessed home,
&C me, Lord Jesus, quickly come.
Ny loved ones. check the mournin. tear,
| cannot. must not, linger here;
For though from this fair earth | so,
My resting place is not below.
SeraPhs spread your wings and fly,
Nat', Watt 10 the sky.
And when We kuce upon the ground
Beside the spot where | shall lie,
Yen dai an angel lowering round,
And pointing upward to the sky;
lie SAYS, " Why mourn yc by this tomb?
Your dlr!ings in her upper hume
Then ye must upward look and view
My spirit far above;
| shall took down 10 smile on you,
Aud Whisper Of my Sayiours love.
There's room for al: on Jesus breast.
Then follow me = his sweet rest"
10th inst, Mrs. Rebcccl Hanscomb, aged 81
years.
Roesland-sth ms, Augusta C. wife Of Green
leaf Porter.
Machias-3i inst, Samuel \. Morse, ESD, aged
IS years lie was buried with Masonic honors.
Bausor--JGne eth, Hon. Joshua Warren Hath
away, late Associate Justice Of tue supreme Ju-
Iicial Court, sei "a years.
Orriugton-Junc 9Th, Mr.. jesse Atwood, aged
- wears months.
North Bucksport-lth inst, Of paralysis, Mrs.
Lydia, wife of Capt Abel Stubbs, aged VI years,
months and ~ days.
Weltham-May 18th, Mary Hattie, daughter
Of Almond H. and Abbie NJ. Giles aged year
and months.
Loving ones with tears have laid thee
In thy kindred dust to rest.
In thiLc innocence and beauty,
Early called and early blost.
shin Island, Miss-May It'll, Thomas Henry,
son Of Capt j Osgood Of Dlueh.ll, a member Of
the 18th Regiment Of Maine Volunteers. ged 10
years The following is from letter from one
Of bis comrades to bis father, aHnouue ng his
death: " Dear Sir,--l write 10 announce to You
the mournful tdings, which you will doubt
hear before this reaches you, Thomas Henry died
or the morning of the Ith, at o'clock. lie was
sick but two days, in quarters. On the evening
Of the second day, when We came of dress parade,
we found him quite i'll, and administered to his
relief; but after awhile his illness returned with
twoiod force and then | went TO the hospital with
him. Tho Doctor said it an attack OF apo
plexy. lie did not appear to know any of US in
the morning before he died. lie died worry easy
and calm 1t was sad blow to the whole Com
pany, for Thomas was favorite with all who
knew him His conduct, ever since he has been
with US in the army, ha, been good--nevcr taking
part in anything that was wrong; and we have
good reasons to believe that he died christian" y
j.. q.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Hornet, llardcnbrook at Calais, report.
night Of l,t inst, during thick weather struck on
Kettle Bottom Rock near the mouth OF Mackerci
euve but came OF shortly afterwards with ruiier
uuaung. The Captain states that the yc=sul does
not leak, aad has received no damage.
Tie steamer VI. Sanford, Capt sanford I'm Ban
gor tor Boston, went t,hgre on beer Island. Bos
ton harhor, during log. and remained hard and
.ast ut noon. Assistance had been sent to her.
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New Dry Goods !

and are this day opening splendid assort-
ment of Spring DeLaines, Challes. Berages.
yalentias, Pail DeChavres, plain and figured
all wnol DcLaines, Rept. Nalentees, Balzsn-
mes, Silk and Linen Pophns, Foulard Silks,
L ANA Cloths. Black Alpines and Bambazenes,
l. yonrssc, Goats HAIR Cloths, Prints, Cling
hams, Real French Prints, sc.
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NJ y II II | r. ID.

Machias-7th inst, Mr.. SewalI Crockett to Miss
Maria 4. Wilcox both of NJ
Bangor-Junc 4th, Dr. m. Gailupo Of Ban
gor, to Mrs. Elizabeth l.. FcrnlIl Of Frankfort.
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

~ W. have ,oo, ...o,,m.,, o,,o,,., VI.
and Blu Paper, Envelopes of all size, and quail
"''' and large variety oil Cards which We sell
Nv w.
Work in a neat and prompt manner send in your
o'''rs by mali or otherwise and they will receive
a. NJ "' t 'n,s' ,s ram en- Nuol'y last, when
,an.% ~, 49,, ~ Ts..'. 10y
aoce for good hay crop, is rather unpromi.ing.
Much OF ta' 10" grass lands was win'er Killed,
ana t4e a''a'a q 'a' season thus tar mas Pre-
, ,,
ol.,a.. ,o,. 49,. Co. -. Nh.
tho r.il. nnon tr,c, c,.y,,n1 ,hant,,oIvo, oe,
''' ,.esa gave way, anu 'ae 'oAa VII" n'0 or SIX
u, -.
io,,ss4 anal al ware more -, los. ltns..d
dropped into the Post ONCE in this village, ono
day this week, with the following inscription:
" # the mail coach wheels lose net their spokcs
Igee T IT,, tV' w., a', ,s M M.
Ports destination is Upper saltwater, Maine.
-e ur correspondent iIarrison's communi.
cation vas duly received, but there have been
=" many important events take place at iiarper's
retry a5'i vicinity since Ms le''ef was written.
W. 'e., s..'s = 'A It 2a2 y '' . 'N@A' '''4
=, -,
-, -, -.
49, . '.'''' '',s's,'''7 ;. ="
census l"'' ''&eh Is stNen huhSfs3 ana stzir-
y e. = Soon the Old fashion m8sir Of the
lie ahd drum, ahd TIC oil iasi.t7n militia
tr''alt.ss VIII be among the things ta"t are.
Ii<rar4rtea Tint tie camranv officers Il
At the e}.ar.s under Hancock at Williams
bur- Il j. known ,hata rart df the officers
were on the SIX LIST. W. h9Ieto hear that
a.. ale t'r duty were prompt to d. It,
/ Forxp pr,p-Da,il l.. Stevens. Of Cas-
tim \ VOL knavn SHIN master US found
dead under A wharf n that rlaro. ON Tac.-
day m min, week. Ili4a,a wa. about :,
=p,,5 tn, =or,irl, =, fr., 49,. ,,t,a
tram rbi,oy, y,,s,,,,e. rcla,i,.. r. ,bo k,as,.
n.......,.,..
ne 'Atd'h- MN oil H'ssrS Somes
roster Is no" 10 successful operation.
-Thoma, Il. Record. Of Maine, has been
~r,rtel = rat.n. fir imrr,,a,nen, !, tree
nr,tee.or,
y YUM "''n ~ Tue nam o' N'Fr!
'~'' re-, % " n'',"'.4' s'm"lassei '9is'as
- "'"a"'5 %" ff'''F o' last week
There seems to be some mystery as to
what has become Of BeAuregarl's army and
its heavy artillery
/ Tbe Presidents f,,,;Iy will ms. tba
s.,n,a,. ~. =, ,ha ST.. I'nI, D..
'''''.',' '''.''''' ~ '''e '22''''' ''oH'' -
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CT D Il K I N G. s.

Black German Ladies' Cloths, Colored Sales
bury and Middlesox Cloakings. all wool,
Black Beavers, Cotton and Wool Cloakings,
Salisbury and Atlantic. Waterproof Repel-
lants, do. Fancy Plaid Repellants.
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A L S 0

a large assortment of Fancy Cassimeers and
Doeskns for Gents wear. Black German
Cloths and Doeskins, Tweeds, Jeans, and
common Goods for Boys.
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Whips

in the Village, and at prices to suit the times.
II Harnesses repaired with despatch. Second
hand harnesses taken in exchange. Cash buyers
are invited to call at the Cheap harness shop on
Water Street, where they shall find the worth of
their money. IL. SWAN.
Ellsworth May 90, 1862. 6ml9
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DISSOLUTION.

The copnI tnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of Isaac NJ. Grant 4 Co, is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent The CO.
partnership debts will be paid by Isaac NJ. Grant,
to whom, also, ell debts must be paid.
!. M. GRANT,
N. C. MEANS,
j. Ii. HleGISs.
Ellsworth, May 2sth, 1862. IS -
~ The business of the old firm will be ccntia-
ued by the subscriber, at the old stand. y
sV!s ~ GRANT.
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CLOAK q.

Just openad, large stock of Ladies Spring
and summer Cloaks and Sacks. comprising
about every style. from the NEW SHORT
SACK to the LONG CLOAK, of the Black
and Colortd d, made from German Cloths,
Middlesex and Repellants.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At St Jago ed ult, brig Trade Wind Chase. fin
and tor New York, dsg.
At Matanzas 9Th, brig Col W Coggins, Cog
gins tor Portland, llg.
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Freedom Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that have relinquish-
Y ed to my son, Charles X. Goodwin, his time
to transact business for himself, and shall claim
none of his wages ror pay any debts contracted
by him after this date.
RICHARD GOODWIN.
North Mariaville, June 4th, 1862. so
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Barage. Wool. and large lot of Cashmere
Shawls from 81 90 to $500; also, another
lot OF those Cashmere Long Shawls.
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COURAGE INNALIDS
Clem's Summer Cure,
liowes' Cough Pills.

Bg ~ ,s7rs+f54' testimony of many slfVvs, The
fAct la, b-,a st'45tt,te3,
Tint tsr fis -.-c ~ bi4fsit1 and DEsBIrq n par
.oH.=af sia-., tsl iarisiue l.a- estr 70 the
.nua3 Bee. u e lhlc Shat -" e'.:tel1y docsitS work
ttA t.He l,gs liz tgseis u an a0t5r.
hea3.af -if tata -
CLEM'S SUMNER CURE.
7a1i 'ar crttz,r CmnHg Teat, II t,7attet nth
uartr- ~ as g,uae7 ~ tho bowels, ali osher
fsa-4 ARE ts'.rletat a. inquired win
CLEN'S SUMNER CURE.
That er Ct5}ss, t. 49, uefh Csater N II, mouth
- .4u.4rh, CT tuo.,.er- .aG,rnE from nursing
mouth, .f .l speedy cure is eft: ee, by I'll. lsc Of
CLEM'S SUMNER CURE.
That TO- C4as4., H,4r,fq.ts and Ron hal o6ec-
t7- ther- auy eN;ant Iai universally az
lords r..tai as
HOWE.S Cough PILLS.
tn, f- ne dsge,s NJ ,r.,e=,rs IN III rbc,f Pam,
ia the side. OF long standing HES, the best KNOW
rTta"#ys
HOWE'S COUGH PILLS.
Tlst 3, o.. ,-3s,t,r.rt AID as,ci9yafn,g agent u,
case. u PGtal-r, Wh5alHos CpGsb and Confirmed
Consumption. th pnnI- have already rendered their
uaied verdict su favor ii
HOWEtS COUGH PILLS.
Clem's Summer Cure is pleasant, agree.
AaLe pslusI, = 81 G,1rs ,Sp uAEks. AND COY
taIus nat particle % esIf. "a tl aruypf
any sort. l. Al siys does s5lrl,
aut never Il IS harm.
/" Ey shar works y shall kueE them
G c C,uwi, i, TO-, i,-on, Geaegal Agents for New
Epet4ea. nh ii,' PORTLAND, i Il. +, paaputhr,
bangor, ,i-il-ral ksut, er Mtfar.
t-sHd il EIi.5softA by Z. ii Peek in Nj Desert by
n st,tu4 Kutfel se D. T., Wa-satt Nm lis.iHs= aad
J. K Within. 4 Co.'S 80 Hancock by l.. 1r,h:rcc, Jr.; IA
sullivan by \ t.. Perry ia optltst1urt ~ II VI S7uie,
ia s..abca ~ D. G q .ias ia orluI ~ llrrsi y Co
49, A iFHff ff tF.5sN
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Special Notices.
ox$TGES ..

J W Ct0HE+ rsrriycs 0ystars in tho she'll,
twice weekly. which lie viii soiyc 10 customers al
,h9fG Hrties. =
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HENRY SW AN,
Manufacturer Of
Harnesses and Collars,
Over the store recently occupied by
G. K. GRIFFIN, ON WATER STREET.

/ return my grateful thanks to the inhabitants
of this town and vicinity, for their past favors and
confidence, and hope by strict attention. to share
a continuance of their support.
have on hand, and intend to keep inanufactur-
ing all kinds of Harnesses such as the best Silver
Plated, Brass and Japan trimmed, of the best oak
tanned leather and substantial workmanship, as
work heretofore done testify. Also, keep on
hand Double and Single Team Harnesses.
l make Riding, Stage and Draught
oil L a 3,
Of the best material, and warranted to be as safe
as any others in the State also, N. York Patent
Carriage Collars at wholesale prices.
TRUN KS,
as low the lowest Fancy Halters, Wagon Mats
and Trimmings /; Combs, Brushes Neat Foot Oil,
and large variety of articles in the trade.
Have of the largest assortment OF
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2 II o s Z E G Il u s
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS :;

to be edited by JOHN 7. GILMAN, of the Bath
Times, and JOSEPH d. HALL, of the Aroostook
Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31

rs. that it cannot be refused without gross
discourtesy and manifest injustice. Let it be
settled, not by an unauthorized, irresponsible
writer on the Law of Nations, but by the con-
current action of the chief maritime powers OF
the world, under what circumstances National
vessel ia authorized to stop and search the mer-
chant ship of a friendly Power, and what CIR
cumstances will authorize the seizure OF such ship
with view to her condemnation by compe-
tent tribunal. If the African Slaye.Trade is
ever to be suppressed, it is essential that the
recognized public law of the seas shall be
adapted to the exigencies of such suppression
1t is every way desirable that at least the
great leading principles of an International
Maritime Code be settled by the concurrent
action of the chief Maritime Powers. France,
Austria, and Prussia, by interfering in behalf
of Great Britain in the case of Mason and
Slidell, have virtually committed themselves to
such action as we require, and we trust
there will be no hesitation in promptly and
cheerlully according it.