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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17

WASHINGTON CRY, March 6, 81.
My DEAR CASE ! am surprised that your
brother has not kept you fully advised aud aided
YOU. rs he promised me he would. The Office is
5000, the second, where | want nv brother,
- 900. with half dozen suborinates, all to be
appointed by you. | am amazed 1t your indf-
ference in this matter. Offices do not drop down
on men like this.
The subject was up in Cabinet yesterday.
do hot know whether YOU can get anything here
in time To helper not. Send letters from leading
men. &c
Please write TO - and ask him to help you,
and help you at once.
Truly, J. NJ ASHLEY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17

j. VI. Ashley's "Congressionsl Reeord"-As
founding Revelations Of Official Corruption
The following correspondence has been furn-
ished US for publication. We need only say here
that there can be no question whatever as to the
genuineness OF the letters Of Mr.. Ashley as here
given. Let the honest freemen of the Tenth
District read them and see what they think of the
Congressional Record" on which their Repre-
sentative wishes to be tried:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17
HAPPINESS OR MISERY I?
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

THAT Is THE QUESTION
FEvHE proprietors Of the "PARlSIAN CABINET or
II WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE have
determined regardless Of expense issue. free Tor the
benefit Of suffering humanity FOUR Of their most in
strrctve and interesting Lectures Marriage and its
Disqualification. Nervous Debility, Premature Decline
Manhood. Indigestion. Weakness OF Depression Los
Energy and Vital Powers, the Great Social Evils aud
those Maladies which result from youthful foles, TX
cesses Of Maturity Ignorance II Physiology and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
means Of enghtening and saving thousands and viii he
forwarded free the receipt Il four stamps, by address
ing SECRETARY PARIsIsS CAmSEr ANAroxf
MEDICINE, sos Broadway. New York. Je23-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17
THE WOUNDED LEE.
BAD RrxoEs FROM HARPKR's VERY

A messenger just arrived from the battle field
says a messenger had arrived the night before in
hot haste from Miles at Harper's Ferry.
Nothing was known of the news he brought,
save that il was stated be brought bad news.
The latest advices confirm the views already
expressed of our engaging the rebel rear guard
and somewhat detracts from the completeness OF
the victory.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17
WAR ITEMS.

We take the following items from the Wash
ington dispatches to the Cincinnati Gssetts:
BURNSIDE THE HERO or rHE DAY.
Ii i entirely safe to say now that The facts al.
ready in show the chief credit Of the thus
far i due TO Burnside That gallant officer led
the advance and more thGn justified the high hopes
the country had of him.
THE WOUNDED LEE.
The rebel Genera; Lee reported wounded YES
terday, is not the Lee commanding the rebel ar
mies but Fifz Hugh Lee bis son
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17

BRYAN, o., Sept. 9, 1862.
F. +. STEVENS, Eso.-DEAR SIR: Your letter
of inquiry of this date is received. | inclose
copies of the letters referred to, and the use you
make OF them leave to your own discretion.
have been informed that there is letter (perhapS
letters here from Mr.. Case. written by him since
he assumed the duties of his office in Colorado
to some of his friends, which reflect credit on him
though | can not say where they are, even
that they have an existence at all
Respectfully, W. A. STEVENS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17

AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRAGEi
FsNHE undersigned wiz send free hy mail the
4 means Of preventing conception. No drugs ned-
eines, crcuia with particulars
will be any address By iuclosing two cent
stamps book containing sill the knowledge referred
10, and several private receipts PiArEs will be sent
to any address you may wish. by iaclosing
dollar.
Medicine, French ii will be sent for dollar Per
box. II i very sure In It's effects Address
Lock Box No. go, indianapolis.
yI9-d6m A. X POUCHET.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

~ We are authorized to announce JOHN
A. BEAL as independent Unconditional Union cand
date for Common Pleas Judge for the Twelfth District
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17
Democratic Union State Ticket

ros sEzzErkkr OF STATE.
JAMES s. ATHON,
OF Mrica County.
sos AuDfroR OF STATE,
JOSEPH RIsTINE.
ofFountain County.
roR rKEssuRKR OF sTArE.
- MATTHEW L. BRETT,
or Dayiess County.
yos ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR b HoRD.
on Decatur County.
roe REroRTKR OF SUPREME COURT.
MICHAEL G. KERR,
OF Floyd County.
voa SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC ISsrRrcrIos,
SAMUEL L. RUGG.
OF Allen County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-17

No. L.
The names of innocent parties named in these
letters have been omitted, in justice to them
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 2, 1861
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
Arrival of Sick and Wounded Soldiers
i'm II. I.

Steamers Coatzacoalcos and Atlantic arrived
at Portsmouth Grove, X. l., on Sunday, July
9th, with 100 sick and wounded soldiers from
the Army Of the Potomac. But one death oc-
CURED on the passage-that of North Caro-
lima soldier. Several deaths occurred the day
after their arrival The following are from
Maine:
Nathaniel Steward, C, 4th; Daniel Carlcy, L. 4th
+ Fairfield A, 9TH; A L Emerson, II, 4th; Thomas
Roberts, X, llth: George Foxman, Il. 4th; Charles
Is Finkley, e., llth; John ii Brooks, A, llth; Geo
Bliss, d. 3D. John Maloney, A. 1lth VIM Crosby
A, 4th; Thomas Holmes, G, 1lth; VI Gilman
hand 4th; Gardner, b, 4th; Chick. +, llth /;
James Ritelenger, !, 5th; Y o Campbell, b. llth; o
o Thomas, D. 4th; J kingsbury, q, 4fh: c NJ
Webster A. 4th; Corp Z Avery, +, It'll; l. Cain
G, 1lth; II b Totman, b, llth; X Classen, H. 4th |;
Charles II Robinson, II, 3D.; Corp Anthone. G.
9Th; Corporal James Brown G, 9Th; Sergt John
Butler, b., 4th; VIM o Clarke. b, Sd; z II Thomas
n, 3D. Baker, 4, 4th; Corporal John Putnam. f.
Sd; II Thayer. +, 4th; IL Jwalker, II. Sd; NJ Cool
ey. +, 9TH: Corp ID Robinson, +, 3D.; W Emerson
+, Sd; J w Cooley, i, eth; Seargt VI Libby, +, Sd ;
Corp Allen, f, Sd James Frank Band, Sd; Thos
Mkinney, f, 1lth; Weymouth. Z, l1th; Lieut. G
II Stinson, q, 4th; Clay. ii, 11th A Fisk Is, Sd /;
Wayne, +, 18th; VI Doe, Il, 4th: 5 March. f.
18th; f Spaulding. T.. Nth; leighton. G. 18th !;
McIlenry, ID. llth; B McNulty, r. 5th George
3D.: W w Boothby. X, 3D.; james Holmes, X,
3D.; II Horton, h, Sd; Rich. f. 4th o Randell, r,
i'd; L starkey, II Sd; w IL II Fry. A. 18th; Chas
phinney, l. 4th; George II, French, b, eth; + o
Nichols, G, 11th; Isaac Prince Band. 4th; George
smith, i, llth; A Cunning CHAM, q, 4h
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10

sg- The Bath Times is very, rery kind, in
complaining that the Press does not favor it
with an exchange; especially since, though
we have repeatedly been in Bro. Lineoln's
sanctum since the Press was started, and been
on the most amicable relations with him. he
has in no way intimated to us any such lack
of courtesy, or oversight, as he now complains
of 1t would have been small thing for Bro
L. to call our attention to the fact, instead of
telling all our old friends, to whom we former
ly sent the Times, that since coming to Port
land We have ceased to be manly and become
piggish. The truth is, the Times was the first
daily paper entered upon our list for exchange,
and the Press has been sent regularly every
day, and the Bath Postmaster will state, we
dare say, that it has been put regularly into
the Times box. 1t is not our business to guard
it there.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
The Advantages of the Volunteer Soldier.

The volunteer soldier receives an advance
bounty of s27, and sl3 advance pay. AT the
close of his term of service he will receive an
additional bounty of S75 and the usual land
bounty The drafted soldier will receive no
bounty money, and only s13 per month pay.
His term of service will be equally long, for
by the action Of Congress, he can be held dur
ing the war. Such action would certainly be
provided, to prevent our army from being
weakened by the leaving of troops in the field.
The Governor has determined to put three
regiments into the field at once. If men do
not volunteer he will order draft. viii the
citizens of Maine permit their willingness to
stand by the flag to be questioned? Shall
Maine men stand in the field the only men
who are there by draft? We do not think
those now at home are so unlike their brothers
in the field. at is time to awake out of Sleep
and to vindicate the patriotism of the "Pine
Tree" State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
Also ar IN, sch Martha Maria. Reed c,l.,,

Also ar It'll, sch Martha Maria. Reed. calai,
~, q IN, bng Herman, Gray, hey West; sci L
Joi-es, Jones, Providence
Nbm YORK Ar 7th, bsrks Lucy Ring, 1qur-
low antwerp i2 via Cardenas s.; American r. lie.
K 10. havana 2sh nit; II Walter. Elliott, d. 10;
White Sea, Evans, New Orleans IS; briggs Amv VAR
wick. smith, Havana 9th ult; Alice Maud Ia stt
Glenn egos 18th ult; Mary Stewart Powers salt cav
III y; sch Mary Rowland, Burr, New Bedford.
Also ar 9Th, ship Herald, simmons Adra Sn4in.
schs Queen of the South, EIiwood sagua: A j i,yer
Rogers, Lingan CB: Gassabeas, Nutter Shuiee rs:
Gertrude, Cassidy Passports l. Wentworth r. der
Bangor via New bedford HENRIETTA shaw Rsr u...
Tiger, Goldthwate, Eiizabethport for saco
:, Cd 9TH, ship Star of the Sea. Rich Liverpool; ST
Helena, Springer, London; Hero, Csdrey Antwerp:
Portsmouth, Tarcton. Cadiz; bark Cephas sta,ret,
Tregory, Milford Haven; schs Reindeer Hopi ms
Ps,nidIad Watson wIleby. New Orleans fallas,
:. Also cid 9Th. ships Bazaar, Stewart Panama well
nhg,on, ssarstow, Buenos Ayres; Piscafaqua Weeks,
Nesfnith, Cousins, Bristol Z; barks Annie uods,.
Hyier, puoiini IL Waterman Elliott Philadelp ha:
HsT,xsI III merry csdiz Costa Rica, Peel.
def Sud; Horace Bell, Haggerty Port an P;s
NEW HAVEN; Ar 9TH, bark Evening Star. Mans.
PROVIDENCE. Ar sth schs Alabama f.ardr.x
and Jane Fish, Mescrvey. Calais; II Dunton Shcr..
man. and Mary Frances. Barber. Bangor. ''''
Sailed sth. sch + Arcnarns. Haskell, Philade,nbi.
NEWPORT. Ar It'll, schs II w Wellington Wells
Calais for New Haven; Alabama. Gardner do 10,
Providence; ii h Dunton, sherman, Bangor for do
FALL RIVER. Ar It'll, sch Enoch Pratt, Baker.
Remedies.
Sailed sth. Ospray, Wentworth Bangor
BOSTON. Ar 9Th. bark Mary Elizabeth Dunbar.
Havana 18th ult schs Marcellus Pratt bangor.
Frances, Baker, York.
Also ar 9th. brig Charles II Frost, Hopkins Carde-
mas 10Th ult; schs Fanny Boardman. Mathews Baiti-
more; Albert, Buker, E1izabethport; Orion Hart,
Rondout. -
Cid sth ship Genl Butler Wood Liverpool via st
George NIB; bark NJ Stetson, Jordan, Ciepfueqos:
scns Brown, Perkins, Pictou; Gazelle, Kelley, ST
Also cid 9th; brgs Alruccabah. Conner Washing
ton DC: A Ross, Small, Bangor to load for West
Indies schs Hamlin, Lansil, PHILADELPHIA:
smith, Smith, do; Thomas Woodward, Welsh. Glou-
cester. ~
LUBEC. Ar 5th, schs Mecca, Huckins. Bath:
9Th Rosina Hunt. Gloucester.
Sailed eth, sch Del Norte, Dinsmore Hillsboro Mr.
BANGOR. Ar 18th. schs Vim MeCobb. Grav and
Poole, MeFaddcn, New York. Ida Nav Arey
Providence; Geo Washington Gilkey; Sarah Moore
Blask Belle Creole. Cousins; Mirror, Turner and
West Falmouth. Jones. Boston: Telegraph Mathews
salon; Margaret, Richards, Yarmouth; Express
Pore salisbury; Alert, Monroe, Bristol: Col Ham
son Frisbie. Portsmouth; Lucy Anna, Blake; Ban
ner DOYLE; Helena, Harris; Uncle Tom, Smith, and
Tyro, Story. Portland.
Cid 9TH, schs Sea Mark. Bolen, New London: Leon
tine, Codwell. Weymouth; Sol Francis Cottrell
Beverly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
from our Regular Correspondent
Letter from the Army.
CoMMIssARY DEPARTMENT,
Sd BRIGADE, SMITHS DIVISION,

CoMMIssARY DEPARTMENT.,
Sd BRIGADE, SMITHS DIVISION,
July 4th, 1862.
Since the right wing of our army before
Richmond began to fall back, closely pressed
by the rebels, who had received large reinforce
ments, events have followed in suca quick sue
cession that have not time or space to de-
scribe them. Suffice it to say, that both wings
of our army are safely across the Chickahomi-
ny, the right, which extended from the North
side of this river to a few miles beyond Me-
chanicsvlle, having made mastery retreat to
the South side of the Chickahominy Our ar
my now occupies safe position, its left flank
on the James river, the right near the Chicka-
hominy, and the front towards Richmond
There are gunboats in both rivers These
boats are our best anxiliaries. The position of
our brigade is near the rear, on the right flank.
and some twenty-five miles from the rebel cap
ital. Our pickets are close to the enemy's
lines, but we have no fear in case of an attack.
We have plenty of artillery as well as in
fantry, full of pluck. We have learned how to
let the rebels come up within shooting dis
have wholesome dread of our brigade.
Our late change of front should not be call
ed defeat, though accomplished at consider
able loss of life, and a great waste of govern
ment property. If our enemy claim victory,
he gets none of its fruits, while he has been
obliged to more than double the extent of his
front with large part of his force the wrong
side of a river impossible. because of bridges
destroyed, to say nothing Of numerous swamps
all things considered, has all the substantial
benefits of victory, though at tunes it seemed
somewhat discouraging. The enemy has I'M
doubtedly received considerable reinforce
ments. We have received quite large num-
Der, and are as well prepared for conflict as he
is, while he is growing every day more des-
perate, pressing us closer and closer This is
what is wanted. We have in no instance failed
to whip the rebels soundly, and make them
skeddddle quicker than double quick whenev-
er they have pressed us close, and tried reg
ular hand-to-hand conflict. So be it till the
end of this most foul rebellion. We are grow
ing stronger every day, while the enemy must
be growing weaker They have pressed into
their service every available man, while our adj
ditional 100000 soldiers must prove something
more than the last feather that broke the
camers back. Let the good friends of our
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
DISASTERS.

ship kearsarge. before reported) SAWYER from
Havana for New York. with cargo of sugar in hhds
and hoxes fell ON her beam ends in the Guf Stream
between Florida and Bahama Bank, when the wreck
from Nassau fell in with her and cut away the
mainmast. but the ship would not right they
towcd her ashore at BimDis where portion OF her
cargo was saved in damaged condition. The ship
when last heard from. was bilged. The mate aud
arrived at Nassau the I'D ult in the sch Tr-
umph.
Ship Aramede Snow, Morrison. FIN Buenos Ayres
reported by the Europa, of Cape Race. TO be ashore
Basscin, registers $50 tons, rates AZ and was
built at Bath in 1854, where she is owned
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
Notice.

CRY OF PORTLAND. July 10, Iss2
NOTICE Is hereby given TO all parties interested
~ in the petition Of Daniel Hood and ais. for
change in the grade of Smith Street. aud also to all
parties interested in the petition Of j. H. Williams
for change in the grade of Congress Street. that
the Committee Highways. &c, will give hearing
to all said parties interested in said petitions on
"wednesday, July 17th at O'Clock r. NJ Mt the june
ton of Smith and Cumberland SITS, and Mt O'Clock
T. NJ, same day. Congress Street at the head Of
Quiacy Lane. at which times and places all said par
ties are notified TO be present.
Per order of the Committee Streets. Side
walks &C.
jull0-lw 8. w. LARRABEE Chairman
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10

Mrs. $. A. Douglas is a constant visitor
at the Washington Hospital which hears the
name OF her deceased husband formed from
the block of three magnificent houses erected
by him.
G9 The stockholders of the Penobscot &
Kennebec r. II. have voted in favor of consol-
idation with the Androscoggin & Kennebec
road
Ex-Governor Bradford has issued procla-
nation urging the prompt response of Mary
land to the call for additional troops.
PERsoNAL.-Col. n. j. Jackson, of the 9Th
Maine, passed through this city yesterday, on
his way to his home in Lewiston
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
Special Appointment of Surgeons for the
Army Hospitals.

Last evening we received the following dis
patch from Augusta, which sufficiently ex-
plains itself -
six good Surgeons will be sent Immediate
~ to the Army of the Potomac. Applications
should be made Immediately to the Governor"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
FOREIGN IMPORTS.

GUADALUPE. Sch Roseway-50 hhds molasses
Do toxes sardines, 200 do soap. do brandy. hhds
rum Z Mitchell song hhds molasses, S brls
sugar, kegs tamarinds master.
SIERRA MORENA. Brig Manzanilla-291 hhds
~ lerces 10 brs molasses Thomas Ascncio & Co
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10

10 The Courier says that Col. Jackson, of
the Maine Fifth, expressed surprise that any
one should regard the movements of General
Mcclellan as indicative of weakness, or the
late battle as anything less than victory. AT
Washington public sentiment warmly favors
results, from his change of tactics.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10

Union be more hopeful than ever, and perse-
we're, till treason shall no more flaunt its bane-
full stars and stripes this side the Rio Grande
In haste, but more anon. ID.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10

In Bath 5th inst, Freddie L, son of Mr. James n
Mitchell, aged years and mos.
In Machias 9th inst Frederic, of John Nc
Lacghlin, aged years
In Dixmont 3Dth ult, Drusilla A. wife of William c
Stevens, and daughter of Rev Allen aged 80 wears
In Newport 9Th inst, Benjamin Shaw. Esq, aged 81
years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at Anrus-
~ ia Ne, by the undersigned until Wednese ay
BEEF. for the of recruits for the 18th
Maine Volunteers, at the camp near Portland Me-,
until the Regiment leaves the State.
The number of recruits will gradually increase
from twenty to one thousand. The Beef must be fur
nished them In such quantities may be from time to
time required, and such days shall be de<E
ed by the Acting Assistant Commizsary Of subsist-
ence, who shall give the contractor due notice OF the
amount needed.
The Beef TO be furnished must he Of good and
wholesome quality, in quarters. and sawed with
an equal proportion of each meek and shanks exc
dedl; and the undersigned tho right to re-
ject all bids If he deems them unsatisfactory.
Endorsc-"Proposals for Fresh Beef"
REUBEN SAWYER,
Capt. Sd Maine Vols. A. A. Cs.
Hd Qrs. Vol. Recruiting Service,
Augusta, Me-. July Q. 1862. jul10d7t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- undersigned. at Augusta. Me- until the 18th day
OF July 1862, at 30 r. NJ for the following articles
OF subsistence stores TO be delivered at the camp OF
the IL III Regiment Maine Volunteers near Portland
Me- from time TO time and in such quantities a. NAV
be required, Of which timely notice will be given the
successful bidder
10 barrels Mess Pork,
1000 pounds Ham.
A. barrels Mess Beef
20 barrels Flour.
1000 pounds Hard Bread,
80 bushels Beans,
20o pounds Rice,
1900 pounds Coffee roasted and zroundl
rs pounds Black Tea,
300 pounds Sugar Coffee Crushedl
2O) gallons Vinegar.
$50 pounds Adamantine Candles
500 pounds Soap.
IL bushels Salt
143 bushels Potatoes.
Also. for the amount Of subsistence stores TO
be delivered at the camp Of the 18th Regiment Maine
Volunteers AZ Bangor, Me.
The subsistence must be Of the best quality and be
subjected 10 inspection.
The undersigned reserves the right to increase tho
amount by giving three DAYS notice the successful
bidder and to reject all bids If he deems them unsat-
isiactory.
kadorse-" Proposals for Subsistence"
REUBEN SAWYER,
Capt. 81 Maine Vols, A. A C. 8.
Hid. Qrs. Vol. Recruiting Service,
Augusta July Q, 1852 jull0dTt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Wcdncsdny, July D.
ARRIVED.
Brig Manzanilla, Hutchinson, Sierra Morena via
Holiness Hole.
Sch Roseway, tBrl Mckay. Point Petre, Guada-
loupe. oath ulf
Sch Alfaretta, Lewis, Georgetown
Sch Utica, Thorndke. Philadelphia
Sch Rio. Fairbanks, Hayerhill for Gardiner.
Sch Delaware, Talbot, Rockland.
Sch Silver Lake, Read. Boothbay.
Sioop Splendid. Small, Bath.
Steamer Montreal, Prince, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Sarah, (Brl iced. westport rs. master.
Sch Mary Ann, tBrl fitzpatrick, ST George NIB,
master.
Sch Francisco, kilby, Baltimore. Emery Fox.
Sch Mariel, kaler. Waldoboro, W l. Southland.
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowell, New York, Emery
Fox.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10

sY-Attention is called to the advertisements
for proposals for subsistence, &c, which will
be found in this paper.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
DOMESTIC PORTS,

PORTLAND o. Sid Sd ult bark Helen w Almy.
Corning, Astoria to load.
At Astoria 4th. bark Live Yankee, Virgin, from
San Francisco, disg.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ar 10th ult. ship Competitor.
Deckie, Hong Kong; 18th. ship Florida Arthur Port
Discovery; bark Hartford, Wilkinson, Humboldt.
Cid 9Th, ships Huntsville seaman, Puget Sound
It'll, Romance of the Sea, Clough, Hong Kong; 10th,
sch Fanny, Turner, Shanghae: llth ship Josiah l.
Hale, Graves, Callao; sch Wild Pigeon Howes, Ma
zatas; 18th, bark Samuel Merritt. Williams. Portland
In port 18th, ships Golconda Purington, for Bos-
ton; Storm King Callsgban. for Hong Kong. via
Honolulu barks Asa Eldridge, Callotf, for Shang-
haze Comet, Smith. for Honolulu; and others
kEl WEST Ar 18th, bark Fannie, Herrick, from
Philadelphia; 9th, sch Brilliant, Roberts. Nassau
T.
n Ann + Glover passed through the harbor on
the 22d bound W.
NORFOLK. In port 4th, sch james Martin, Hard
ing, for Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE. Ar 9TH, brig A Patterson, knight,
Cienfhegos 10th ult
PHILADELPHIA. Ar 7th bark Achilles, Gala
CHER, hey West.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10

sB-The Littleton IN. H. journal says
there is fair tide of mountain travel for the
season, and business in that town is flourishing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
BROKERS' BOARD. BOSTON. July o.
Portland Pos. once M.iIArrnns.we.

Portland Post Once Mail Arrnns me nts.
WESTERN-Arrves at 1910 and PM Closes at
7.45 AM and 2 PM.
EASrERN-Arriyes at Las pm. Closes at I'm
STEAMBOAT MAIL-Arriyes from PASSPORT Me- st
John n Is and the British Provinces, Tuesday and
Friday mornings. Closes Mondays and THURSDAYS
t4PM.
EUROPE, via Quebec-Closes every Friday at II NJ
CANADA-Arrives at Las PM Closes at IL NJ
COUNTRY MAILS-Arrives about PM Closes at
PM.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
SAILING OF OCEAN sTEAMsHIPs.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the reeu-
lar Ines The steamers for from Liverpool call Mt
queenstown. except the Canadian line, which call ut
Londonderry.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-10
sAILED-steamer Chesapeake.

Bark American Eagle. tof jacksonville Rich. at
New York from Havana. reports that John Carroll,
LIST officer, of Milbrdge, aged 10 years died at Ha-
vana june %.