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The Portland daily press., 1862-08-20
LATEST BY EVENING PAPERS.

Particulars Of the Evacuation of Hmrisons
ed-Reiease Of Gen. Stone-Arrests for
Treason.
New YORK, August 10.
The Tribune's correspondent, writing from
Harrison's Landing 10th, says Harrison's
Landing is evacuated without struggle,
without blow, without even the loss of a sim
gle man. The immense army of the Potomac
is away, and all agree that the whole affair has
been admirably planned and executed.
The first intimation Of it took place on Mon
day last when Gen. McCalrs division received
orders to strike tents, provide six days rations
and be ready to move at moments notice.
At o'clock at night the whole division arrv-
ed at the wharf and embarked quietly on
steamers. They left the Landing some time
during the night for Acquia Creek.
On Thursday the army commenced evacuat-
ing in earnest. All the siege guns were re-
moved from the front and safely embarked
Gen. Porter's corps led the van of the over
land position Of the army.
On Friday morning every tent was struck.
and then for the first time il was generally
known that the whole army was about avac-
uatng.
On Thursday night fifty sail of vessels left
the different wharyes loaded with stores Yes
terday the remainder of the stores were plac-
ed on boats and steamers by contrabands
All the cavalry that remained before the
departure of the land forces, acted as pick
cts, and strong rear guard of infantry and
artillery was placed to protect the baggage
trains.
The sick and wounded were placed on board
regular steamboats, belonging to the Sanitary
Commission at Long Wharf and were among
the first to move into the stream.
The contrabands were shipped on schoon-
ers, barges and pontoon boats.
Gen. Mcclellan and most of his staff went
by land
The Times says that Col. Chas. z. Stone,
u. 5. A, and Brig Gen. Of Volunteers, who
has been for many months confined in Fort
Lafayette, is at liberty, stopping with his fam
lily in this city. Why Gen. Stone was sent to
Fort Lafayette is as much mystery to the
public as is his release without trial and with
out, we believe, the preference of charges
Whether General Stone was or was not guilty
when imprisoned his discharge untried, throws
burden of fearful responsibility upon the
government.
DIR. Plumb, of the Mercantile Agency of
Plumb d Co., is under arrest for reasonable
sentiments and discouraging enlistments; he
is Il noted abotionist
John X Shuttleworth was also arrested,
charged with expressing sympathy with the
South.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-20
For Registers of Deeds,
Crushing the Rebellion Constitutionally.

One Of the most transparent pieces of folly
yet enunciated, is that of the "Peace Democ-
racy,n-that no means shall be had recourse
to for the crushing out of the present rebellion
except such as are specifically marked out in
the Constitution. Who that reflects one mo-
ment does not know that the trainers of that
instrument never contemplated such a thing
as its overthrow, and not contemplating the
possibility of such a catastrophe, they made no
provision for resisting an attempt to do SO.
Those old worthless never believed in such
transcendent depths of depravity as are re-
vealed by.those who are engaged in the pres
ent rebellion. How ridiculous, then, TO sup
pose they provided specifically for exigencies
which they did not deem possible TO arisel
They made the Constitution to stand, and
the government of which that is the simple
chart, to be perpetual, and they were not guilty
of so much consummate folly as to establish
perpetual government, and at the same time
deny to the administrators Of that govern
ment the power to defend it against every pos
sible foe. As we have said over and over
again, any power necessary to defend the gov
eminent against the attack OF rebels, Is right,
constitutional and proper. If that constitu-
ton and the government of which it is the
charter, can be maintained only at the expense
of every slave, then every slave must fall; if
only at the sacrifice of every rebel in arms,
then every rebel in arms may rightfully be
slain If only by layinga the rebel states waste,
and converting them into desert, then desert
making is constitutional, and only those who
have rendered such waste and destruction nee
essary are responsible. We assert, and chal-
lenge proof of the contrary, that upon the ba-
sis ofpower recognized by the "Peace Demo-
crats," the suppression of the rebellion is an
impossibility, and the subjugation ofthe whole
country to the dominion of JEFF. Davis,is high
ly probable We are not quite sure that this is
not precisely what the 'leaders" are driving at.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-20

DEATH OF E. p. KINDS A. NJ. Our CORES
pondent "Aroostook" informs us of the death
of L. T. Kinds A. NJ, of Co. l. 7th Regiment,
atsBaltimore. He had been sick but few days
Mr.. Kinds is well known in this State as a sue
cessful teacher. He enlisted in Co. |, as pri-
vate, desiring to do all he could for the defense
OF the Government. His loss will be felt in
the Regiment. Mr.. Kinds was a finished schol-
ar, and his letters from the Army were always
interesting. He was regular Correspondent
for the Aroostook Herald and several letters
from his pen have appeared in the PRESS. RE
quiescat in pace"
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votes was no; necessary to choice 90; John
H. Philbrick SIS; ID. T. Richardson "a; Thorn
as l.. Smith 20; L. II. Tewksbury O. +. o.
Thomas 5.
Mr. Smith withdrew his name.
On the Sd ballot the result was, whole num-
Der 104: necessary to u choice So; John ii.
Phibrick S4.
And JOHN II. PHILBRIcK, of Standish, was
declared duly nominated.
On the first ballot for candidate for Sena-
tor for the Eastern District, in place of Sewall
N. Gross, the following was the result:
Whole number of votes 90; necessary to a
choice 40; Daniel Elliot 81; Geo. W. Randall
%; Geo. Peirce 3; Z. II. Starbird 2; Levi
Cram l.
And DANIEL ELLIOT, of Brunswick, was
declared duly nominated.
On the first ballot for candidate for Sena-
tor for the Northern district, in place of Ma
thaniel Pease, the following was the result:
Whole number of votes, 81; necessary to a
choice, "A; Levi Cram, "a; Geo. PIERCE, 80;
E. H. Starbird, 1; and LEVI CRAM of Bridg-
ton, was declared the regular nominee.
Mr.. Drummond, from the Committee on
Resolutions, presented the following resolu-
tions, which were unanimously adopted.
Resolved That we endorse the Resolutions adopt
ed by the State Convention held in this Hall on the
fifth Of June last as expressive Of the sense OF this
Convention
Reso,red, That we will cheerfuly support the can
ddates this day nominated and elect them.
The Committee to report County Com
mittee nominated the following gentlemen
for that position, and the report was adopt
ed, to wit: Lewis b. Smith Of Portland,
Richard NJ Webb of Casco, Luke Brown of
Bridgton, S. r. Porter of Sebago, Joshua E.
Hall of Gorham, and Samuel r. Jackson Of
Brunswick.
1t was voted to have the proceedings pub
lished in the Press and Advertiser, and the
Convention adjourned.
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Per steamship Hansa, at New York
Ar at Valencia June l6, Caroline Tucker, Congdon,
Callao.
Ar at Bordeaux I'd inst Lenox, Cole. New York.
Sailed from Hayre I'd inst, kentuckian, Merryman,
New York.
Ar at Brest 10th ult. Sarah L Bryvnt. Lane. New
York.
Sailed from Hamburg I'd inst, Abby Brown, viii
son, Omega.
Ar at Elsineur Goth ult. Andover, Kenney. Cron-
stadt for New York.
Cid at London 4th inst, Pres Fillmore Nelson, New
York.
Entered outward I'd, Harrisburg wiswel, Boston
Ar at Falmouth 4th, William Woodbury., McCle-
Ian. Akyab.
Sailed from Milford 4th. Cephas starrett, Gregory
New York.
Sailed from Grimsby Sd, FL Dorado. Hayes Bangor
Me.
Ar at Tralee LIST, Vivid Light Blanchard. from New
York for Cork.
Ar at Liverpool 2d inst, Ocean Send. Small, Phila-
delphia; 4th, 1nvincible, Hepburn. New York.
Cid I'd, Florence Chapman, Jones, Philadelphia;
4th. Car, Hammond, Boston.
Sailed I'd, Aurora, Baker, and Ironsdes, Chase,
New York.
Emit for loading 3D. Joseph Clark, Emerson. Port
land Me.
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gHThe Rockland Free Press is indignant
with A. p. Gould, of Thomaston, because he
attempted, at the head of Dana drive, TO
foist himself upon, and take control of the
recent Union Democratic convention in that
city. The Free Press says it was gtoulish
affair. The attempt was not successful
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Some Fishing.
EAsTpoRT. Aug.

EAsTPoRT, Aug. IA. 1862.
To Portland Press.-Arrived this p. NJ.
Schooner Oscar, Peter Maloch Capt. from
mackerel voyage; has been gone ourteen days.
The last seven days caught two hundred and
sixteen barrels of mackerel, thirty five miles
off Mount Desert. They will average No. 2.
Sails Monday for another haul.
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GBr Our lists Of the sick and wounded
soldiers will be found more correct than are
usually given, as we take much pains to cor
rect them from the rosters. Still some errors
will unavoidably occur. The Lewiston Jour
nal copied list last week without credit, which
cost us three hours hard labor
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DIED..

In Topsham 9Th inst, Joseph Everett. aged years
5 mos; 11th. james Edward, aged IL years months
children of james Mustard.
In Bangor 18th, Freddie W, son of Hiram G and
Lavinia VI Chick, aged years month Is DAYS.
In Dtxmont 18th, Frank NJ son Of the late Benz c
Grant, aged 10 years.
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[From our Regular Correspondent
Letter from the Maine Seventh.
HEADQUARTERS 7TH Me. Vols. !
Camp near Harrison's Landing,
Aug. IA, 1862.

Aug. Ia, 1862.
Last night the mail brought us the sad news
of the death of E. p, Kinds, Co. /. He had
been sick in the Regt. Hospital for some days,
and was taken to Baltimore with the rest of
our sick where he died soon after their arrival
Mr.. Kinds Yves strictly moral and temper
ate man, graduate of Harvard College, and
has been employed since the Regt. was Brig
AIDED as Clerk in the Brigade Counmissary.
He filed place In way that few men in
the army were capable of filling, having full
charge of the rations of the Hospitals i'm the
Brigade. Under his economical management
the hospitals now have respectable fund of
savings.
He was an interesting and instructive COM
panion, and often has the dull hours of camp
life passed quickly away, when tired of the
routine Of this sometimes monotonous life, we
have sought his company, which was always
agreeable and instructive. ARoosTooK.
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DR. p. p. QUIMBY, would give notice that he has
returned to Portland, and be found AZ his Room,
No. ID INTERNATIONAL HOUSE,, Tuesday, August
l2th where he will attend to all wishing to consult
him.
First Examination at Office. ................S2 90
Each subsequent sitting at Office. 30
City Patients, first Examination at residence, 80
Each subsequent visit at residence, 100
August l6, 1s62.-tf
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MARRIED.

In Bath 18th inst, Capt Charles Larrabec, of tho
Me 18th Eegt, to Miss Ellen VI Conant. both of II.
In Waldoboro Mr John Mink, of the 10Th Nc
Regt TO Miss Julia Flanders. both Of W.
In Bangor 10th, Mr. uriel l. Clark to Mrs Susan
Bumps, both of BrownyiDe.
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FISHER MEN.

Sch Squire & Brothers. (of Bath Alley, from Bal.
tmore for Boston, put into Holmes Hole in distress
18th inst, with loss of mainsail, and leaking.
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PHYSICIAN AND SuRGEoN.-H. A. LAMB, VI. D..
Office, corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets,
Portland Ne.
" Particular attention paid to Surgery. includ
ing diseases of the eye and ear. aug1-6md
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

-
Magouu Baker. 127 days from Boston.
NEW ORLEANS. Ar at S w Pass 10th inst. ship
IKg f9 WITS TqyEisr from NIB Boston sa,s .u.n
BALTIMORE. AR 18th. brig Australia. Giles,
Cid 10th. bark waltham, Southland, GibraItar or
Cadn; sch Priscilla, Crowther, West Indies.
PHILADELPHIA. AR 18th. sch Mary, Rogers,
NEW YORK. Ar 18th, bark chanticIeer. Potter,
Port au Prince; brigs Ocean Spray, stubbs Mention;
Lady of the Lake, Haskell, Rondout for do; schs
Loyal Scranton, Lowden, Newcastle; Francis Bur-
ritt Nickerson; Cientaegos; John n Genin, Stafford.
Beaufort NC; Mary Gage. Drisko, Calais.
Vision, Crowell. and Mongolia, sweetser, do; brig
Cid 18th, SHY Free Trade, Slower, London; barks
Cienfnegos, Frecthy, Cienfuegos; Pathfinder Robin
son. New Orleans; brig North America, Wallace,
Munson shields Otter ROCK. Lame, and Ariel s Trs
sToNINGToN. Ar 10th. sch Hudson, Orr, Ban
PROVIDENCE. In port 18th, brig Julia E Arey.
Ar 18th, sch Norwest, Marshall Calais
MEW W Sailed 18th, bark Pamela, Bright
Ar 18th, sch Pierce, Tapley, Bangor.
DUTCH ISLAND HAkBoR. Ar 18th, sch John
Laasds,er; WIFE rroyidenee for Capy May:
FALL RIVER Sailed 10th, sch Albion, Knowles
WAREHAM. Ar 18th, brig Aimore, Picsou.
=
EHOLMES'S HOLE Ar 18TH bark MARY II Rich
Carlton, Grecnock for orders
SONERSET. Ar 18th, sch Dart, Phillips NYork
BOSTON. Ar 18th. schs Moro, league baltimore:
Sea Serpent, Arcy. Thomaston.
Also ar 18th. ships Rutland. Foster Calcutta; brig
4 Hassell, Cunningham, Cienfuegos; sch Glide,
Haskell, Rockland.
Telegraphed brig Chatham from cienfucgos.
Cid 18th, brig windward. Roberts, Lingan CB; sch
Shawmut McDermott, Bangor.
Also cid 18th, ships Rainbow. Kelley. Batavia;
Charles Z Duncan, Otis. New York; bark Starlight
Berry, Port Elizabeth cGH; brig Crawford, Small
Nachias; schs Nancy X Heagsn. Coombs Pictou. Il
7 Farwel, CroweIl, baltimore; Harriet. Carter.
Calais; William II Mitchell. Sprague, Machias
Philadelphia
NEwBURYPoRT. Ar 18th, sch Oneco, Post Ma
chias. ~ -
PORTSMOUTH. Ar 18th. sch James r, Andrews,
Rockland.
Sailed 10th. schs Gov cuttion. CottrcI and Cherry,
ton.
BATH. Ar 18th, schs Rachel Bcals. Curti- and
Pennsylvania, Scott, Boston.
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Ladies Committee Rooms, open every afternoon
from to O'Clock where work will be found ready
for all who willing to assist augl2 lw
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Rio Janero 23d ult, ships Cambria, Perry, for
Calao days; Uncle joe Sewall, disg barks A biga
Mcfarland, wig; A + Grant, Swain Amazon Brown
and j Hazard Lawton. do; W IL Newman, G avitt,
for Baltimore soon; Washington for do4 days; Hem
rietta, Brown, from Baltimore; brigs Virginia Bar
elag. wig; Hannah, Grant, do; Josephine, Wood, I'm
Monteyideo, disg.
AT Port au Prince I'd ult brigs King Brothers, Lar
raway, for New York same day; Samuel Cook. for
Boston DAYS.
At Cienfaegos 26th ult. ship John Mayo, for New
York DAYS: bark Saxonye., Singer for DO 8; brgs
Damon for do 6; Chatham, for Boston next day :
Nathan, for New York, do; and others;
Ar at Kingston ia 18th ult. brigs Elizabeth. Els
worth, baltimore; 10th, sch A FarnswOrth, links
Bangor land sailed 26th for Annette Bayl.
Ar ai st John NIB 18th inst brig Henry Laureus
Johnston, Machas; sch Neptune, do.
SPOKEN.
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For Senators,
Aroossook. ISAAC HACKER, of Fort Fairfield
Canbeftand.-SAMUEL +. SPRING, Portland,
JOHN IL. PHILBRICK, Standish,
DANIEL ELLIOT, Brunswick,
LEVI CRAM. Bridgton:
kesne1ec. -. NOAH WOODS, of Gardiner,
DENNIS pfsf /. Mill Mft1iKES eaS
knor NATHAN A. FARWELL, Of Rockland.
GEORGE A. STARR, of Thomaston.
Waldo. .B. NJ ROBERTS, of Stockton,
JAMES +; WHITE; Of Belfast n..,..
GIDEON TUCKER, of Saco
LUTHER SANBoRN, of Parsonsheld.
For County Commissioners.
Aroostook. THOMAS j. BROWN, of Hodgdon,
NATHAN S. LUFkIN, of Eaton Grit.
Cumberland. -REUBEN HIGGINS, c. Elizabeth
Rennebec - EZEKIEL HUBBARD, -
xnor $500. N AABr A Al OR D. Of Hope
YerE.. ONION ROBERTS, of Lyman,
ALFRED HULL of Shapleigh.
For sherifs.
aroossoek WILLIAM sMAhL Of Fort FaiIiied
Knor ........s. W. LAuGHroN, Of Appleton.
York s.. ....... GEORGE GOODWIN, Of Wells.
For County Attorneys,
gsfzpberldnd-MOSES NJ BUTLER, Portland.
Knor .......L. W. HOwES, of Rockland
Waldo. ......E. h. BOYLE, of Unity.
For Clerk of Courts,
ReameSec WIN N. STRATTON, of Augusta.
For County Treasuers,
Aroosfook. .SAML BRADBURY, of N. Limerick.
observation-disclosures IL. MEAD, Bridgton.
Kennebec -. DANIEL PIKE. of Augusta
Amor ALDEN SPRAGUE. of Rockland.
Waldo. ......S. A. HOWES, of Belfast
York.. JOHN HALL, of North Berwick
For Registers of Deeds,
Aroosfoek. LOUIS CORMIER, Northern District,
j. Q. A. BARTON. Southern District.
observation-disclosures HANCOCK, Gray.
Kennebec. -. A. RICHARDS, of Augusta.
Kror ..,....GEO. w. WHITE. of Rockland.
WaLdo. -. MARSHALL DAVIS, of Brooks.
York. SAMUEL G. ADAMS. of Alfred.
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ER-Consumption and Catarrh, and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. successfully treated by ISHA-
LATIos, BY G. MORSE, NJ. D.,
auls '62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-20

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines. The steamers for from Liverpool call at
Queenstown except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-20

DESTIsTRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 241 Con-
gress Street, first door east of 1st Parish Church,
Portland, Ne. aug7d1y
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ENLIST-Persons from towns whose quota is full
DESTROYS to enlist enlist part of the quota Of
the town of Brunswick and receive the town bounty
800. Per order Town Committee. Augl41w
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Sch Fanny, tBrl Maloney, st Andrews NIB, j
Miller.
G Willard.
Steamer New England Field. PASSPORT, C Eaton
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FOREIGN IMPORTS.
MAITLAND Ms. Sch Albion-l5 cords bark. Is
81 GEoRGE NIB Sch Cercsco-so NJ n lumber
j Miller.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
ABNER COBURN,
For Representatives to congrc
OF SKOwHEGAN

First District JOHN \. GOODWIN, Of s. Berwick.
Second District SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Third District. JAMES G. BLAINE. of Augusta.
fVfh District. FREDERIC A. PIKE, of Calais.
0'a Seo'"e T H.sss 4. D. FEgsENDEN, of Auburn
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spoken-Aug4, on the Banks. sch Mary Gre,
1900 fish.
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SPOk EN-.

July 81 lat 40 10, lon Al 81, was seen bark Nonan.
tum. from New York for London.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC-Wednesday Aug 20.
Sun rises. morn. IS 10 Length of days 10 %
Sun sets eve. g So Moon rises. IL Is
High Water, nom. as
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Aug 2, OF Port Prince was seen bark FIN
Philadelphia for Port au Prince
Aug 3, 10 miles from Port an Prince WA seen an
American sch from New York. going in-could not
ascertain her name.
Liverpool for New York 25 DAYS out
Aug ., lat IS 50, Ion 40 q, bark Cushing IA DAYS
from New York for Cork. ~'
Aug H. lat % 80. Ion GA co. brig II Johnson from
New York for Aux Caves.
Ang IL, lat 81 ii. Ion 90 80, bark Venus davs fi
New York for Curacao ~
Aug 10, lat 4s 25, lon 80 "a, ship Alexander Mar
shall from Liverpool for New York
Aug u, LAT 4ol, lon u. ship Ann Hooper Hoop
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E0r tierk OF tourts,
WIN. N. STRATTON, of Augusta.
For County Treasurrs.

F0r County IrtasuVrs,
.SAM'L BRADBURY, of N. Limerick
II. MEAD, Bridgton.
DANIEL PIKE. of Augusta
ALDEN SPRAGUE. of Rockland.
s. A. HOwES, of Belfast.
JOHN HALL, of North Berwick.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tue sdny, August 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch Albion. lBrl McFadden. Maitland Ms.
Sch Renza, Trefethen, Boston.
Sch Reaper, Parker. Gloucester.
Sch Saml Lewis Fogg, Freeport.
Steamer New England, Field, ST John NIB.
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Casualties 10th Maine Regiment---Battle
near Culpepper G. H, ",
Aug. ., 1862,

co. "A" CAPT. ADAMS-SACO.
Field Staff N. c. s., and Band all safe.
Capt John Q. Adams, Saco, leg shattered.
Kiiled-Private Zachariah r. Hamlin, Saco
Mortally woundcd-Corporal c. Reyes, Rumford,
Severely wounded-corpl Geo. S. Aver. Biddeford.
shoulder.
Corpi James H. Kendrich, Saeo knee.
Private Sewel Phillips, Buxton, leg and head,
Private Charles shurtland, Biddeford, shoulder,
Freeman +. Walker, Saco. leg.
Christopher c. Spear, " hip-mssing.
Slightly wounded-lst sergt james +. Farr, Bid
deford, finger.
Private Daniel NJ Rowe Saco arm
Ceoege w. kendrick Saco, hand
John Higginson, Biddcford, thigh.
Joseph Berwin, Rockland, head.
CO. "B" CAPT BLACK, PORTLAND, fMech Blues. J
Private Emery E. Pierce, Portland, MORALLY
wounded and missing.
Private Oliver Hitter, MORALLY wounded and
severely wounded-lst sergt Chas. II. Cooley,
GRAY, knee.
Color sergt Reuben Alexander, Portland. leg and
foot.
Private John Stone, arm.
:" Benz. Z. Mice, wrist.
Almado Il. Smith. Portland, arm.
Andrew. n crrigan
Slightly wounded-Iriyate james Powers, Port
Private rhco +. Dciano. Portland. leg.
Frank +. Eustice, 80 neck.
Corpi Edward Leavitt, Z" neck.
VIM II. Penneli, Gray side.
co. &c" CAPT. JORDAN. PORTLAND, IL Guards
Sergt. Geo. II. Hurd. Portland killed.
Private Arthur r. Jordan, Portland, killed.
Charles Lancaster. Auburn MORALLY
wounded.
Private Byron G. Plaisted. Limington, severely
In breast. Plasted is recovering, (Aug. 49,
Private Thos. Sturtevant lewiston MORALLY, body
and legs.
Private George Weymouth Bridgton, severely,
dying Aug. 10.
Private William 6. Russell, Portland, severely
shoulder and arm.
Private William r. Maybcrry. windham, severely,
arm aud waist.
Private Barcilla $. Cobb, Norway severely mouth.
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ApJUrASr WILLIAM III. LARRABEE,
Recruiting Oficer
~ Recruiting Office. foot of Exchange Street.
over Duran's Clothing Store. augl9dtf
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continue to quote IS 81 ia3 80 p cask
our inside quotations hyorng large purchasers.
NAVAL SToRES.-Turpentine has declined We
now quote 50 p gal. Jersey Tar put up in 8, and
gal kegs is selling at s0as5c ID gal There is very
little, if any, Wilmin gton Tar in market We ouote
rosin Sl5d2O, which prices are nearly nominal A.
there is very little if any, in this market oakum
remains steady and unchanged
oILs-The Kerosene Oil Co. have put up the price
of their Oil and are now asking 37lc in larre lots
Acc in Dbl lots, and 4ac u ral for single hills
Prices for Fish Oils have also advanced Grand