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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05
Written for the Lamoille Newsletter.
Waterville. Sent. ID 1852.


Mr.. EDIroR,-In reading your paper
of August 18th, | can but respond to D. H.
in his commentary on Certificates. While
reading ! felt my patriotism renewed and
like one of old, felt that it was good for
me to be here, ('aot IN DiTje.) Such trust
are not the feelings of J. R. at least to
thinking minds, he has placed his patriot
ism beyond doubt, but it is very evident
that some people wont think. If the
readers of the NEwsDEALER, would mark
the unparalleled bravery with which he
attacts the sick-list, scattering them with
hot shot in the front and rear, they would
not link his name with BushwhackcrS as
they do now, but place it where it should
be, among the heroes of the day.
| do think it is shame when he has
done so much to encourage cnliStmcntS'
especially among the sick, that PcoPlO
should enquire why so patriotic man
was not among the first to respond to our
country's call. dou't want to co. ), H.
SO don't blame you, of course. One thing
more, saucy people say unless your noS '
volley is fred in Dixie, they shall believe
your patriotism is like the Devil shearlng
the hog, it is great cry and little WOOL
Though do not think SO, oh no
0. G.,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

81 We are happy to be able to say
that the statement we made last week in
relation to the arrest of Newell Whitney
of Wolcott, was untrue 50 far as it related
to an attempt to desert. In relation to
the charge of appropriating property,
nothing has been proved, and he is now
at liberty, and is waiting the call of his
superiors assigning him place among
the defenders of the Stars and Stripes
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

ANOTHER VIcrIM.--Terrence Roddy,
who left this place one year ago the goth
Of May, and enlisted in Co. D OF the I'd
regiment, died in Bellevue Hospital, N.
Y. City, on the Esd Of August, of typhoid
fever and in consequence of debility after
the amputation Of his leg, which was
made necessary by an incurable wound
in the foot received in the battle Of Saw
ages Station, Va. on the goth Of June
last. He leaves a wife and one child
who are now living in this village with
A. Cobleigh, Esq.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05
Stlartit6.

At the American House, Hyde Park Aug go
by Rev. H. Bartlett, Mr.. Geo. l.. BALDWIN"
Miss Lucy A., Cooley, both of Willistoh'
In Cambridge, Aug. 20, by Rev. b. Wheelo0N'
Mr.. Henry NJ. Cornell, to Miss Damic r'V''
both Of Cambridge.
At the residence Of the BRIDE Sept ist, by ''',,
i. Bartlett. Mr.. VIM. A. Robinson A. DIV
Miss Lucy G. Swift, both of Morrsviue'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

FUNERAL OF r. 7. CULL-Funeral SER
vices will be held in Waterville, on Sun
day next, the 9TH Of September inst, at
IL o'clock A. M. in connection with the
death of Lieut.. r. T. Gull, who died at
Baton Rogue, Louisiana, on the 9th Of
July, Of fever The services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. G. +. Garvin.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

the point where the New Jersey brigade was am
buscaded, the nth and 18th Ohio regiments were
met by another rebel force and badly cut up
Ofthe battles of Wednesday and Thursday by
which the rebel program was badly damaged and
their small successes changed to defeat, we have
as vet only the brief official accounts. II Spring
.GaId Dapuhficnn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

CAVALRY REcRUIrs,-Major Sawyer is
making good progress in enlisting men to
gil up the Cavalry regiment, and now has
the names of $50 good men on his roll.
Of these about 100 are here and to be
here soon, and the Major, assisted by
Chas J. Lewis of Irasburgh, is giving them
daily lessons in military mancuvers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

CT In the communication Of NJ. O..
Heath, as given last week, we made him
say, with the exception of q very few
misers, sneaks and some traitors" when
it should have read "misers, sneaks and
SemS-traitors.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

Esg Lieut.. COL r. c. Benton arrived
in town on Wednesday night, to remain
till Monday. His health is apparently
improving. DR.. j. j. Meigs is also in
town. The Dr., it is said, is winning the
good will Of the soldiers, and becoming
very popular. He says there is consider
able sickness in camp i
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

81 Charles Dutton, recruiting officer
for this county, has now in his charge 2G
men, including 10 sent back from Brattle-
boro, being 50 many more than necessary
to ell the company. These are to be as
signed to different companies in the Yer
mont regiments. The names of those
sent back from Brattleboro and thus as
signed, are as follows;
Martin L. Dillingham;, Stowe, to Co..
d, I'd regt. 1f6 51Ha Esa y'
Daniel w. Woodland, johnson, ID, 9TH.
John L. Tice, Hyde Park,
VIM. B. Butler, Morristown, p"
Newell Whitney, Wolcott, Z, 3D..
Chas. II. Reed, Hyde Park, ~"
Hiram ?. Smith, Wolcott 4" r.
Philo Warren, 7- " "ar
A. S. Whitney, "af .7e"g"a.
N. X. Jones,
VIM. Whitney, Craftsbury. " -
! VIM Welch, Wolcott, aa r" 4" ,t
EOrel Whitney, "a .Esi G, 4th. J
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

a' 81 J. M. Henry has been appointed
Major Of the 10th regiment. He was LIST
Lieut.. Of Co. D, I'd Vt but had TO resign
from i'll health Since his recovery he
has been drill master for several Of our
regiments. Fireman. 'lis Ah1
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05
State of Vermont.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,

. m Rutland, Aug. 20, 1862.
Assignees and others holding orders for
allotted pay of Vermont Volunteers, are
hereby notified that returns for the Sec
ond, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Regiments,
and the companies Of Sharp Shooters, for
the months of May and June have been
received at this Office from the United
States Pay Master.
tl hat bnn g.. J. y. PAGE,
4g q State Treasurer.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

gag Waldo Brigham of East Berkshire,
it is said, is to locate in this village, and
continue the legal business in the office of
Child Il Benton.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

gay Lieuts. Leo Hyde and j. P. Saw
yer, instead of being at home to recruit
their health, are instructed to procure re-
cruits to fill up their regiments.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

far R. G. Benton has been promoted to
the Lieut. Colonclcy of the 18th, now at
.Brattleboro, and is now in command Of
the regiment.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

g. B. B. Hawse of Morrisville, reach
ed home last week from Europe, where he
has been for few weeks. He came across
the Atlantic in the Great Eastern, which
brought $4,000 muskets for our Govern
ment, besides large number of unfinished
musket barrels. -a.=4 ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

A MODEL CERTIFIoATE.---We commend
to the attention of all those seeking GER
tificates of disability, the author of the
following genuine document. 1t is evil
dent he is Fisian' that knows how to
F." Surtify:" Sc osbm Sos
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

this may surtify that | george II Bur
ell of North Hide park as o Fisian do
surtify that gardner 9 Lother is not Liable
to do Milatery duty having pain in the
Left Side and the Liver Bing fected and
o Kitney Elected and one hand Effected
.,,f ms yri,g q II BUERELL
-Moatpelier freeman.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

60 ]. A. Child, Esq, Of this place, is
closing up business preparatory to enter
ing the army. sF t...-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-05

State Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12
From our Regular Correspondent
Letter from the Capital.

AUGUSTA, July 18th, 1862.
To the Editors Of the Daily Press:
For the 10th Regiment, Col. Wildes, about
five hundred men have been recruited up to
this date, and passed the Surgeons examina-
ton, of whom about two hundred and fifty are
now in camp. The physique, If may so speak,
of this regiment will be admirable, most scru-
pulous care being taken by the examining sur
geon, DIR. Briggs of this city, not to admit any
men into its ranks who are not thoroughly
able-bodied. The critical examination of DIR.
Briggs has excluded many man who has
therefore been compelled, much against his
desires, to go home again. The men compris-
ing this regiment are also remarkable for their
orderly and civil conduct. This is due in part
to the very particular care takenb by Col Wildes,
who is almost constantly here, and his officers
to secure that result.
Enlsting for this regiment has been consd-
erably accelerated by the late proclamations
and orders of the Governor and Adjutant Cen
eral, informing the people of the pressing ext
gency of the time, and that if men do not vol
unteer they will be drafted or detached These
will have like effect on enlistment for the
other regiments to be raised forthwith. The
18th regiment, to rendezvous at Portland will
be under the command of Col T. A. Roberts
of your city, who is regarded by all who know
him as a most efficient and capable officer
The Lieut.. Colonelcy of this regiment has been
rendered to Charles b. Merrill of Portland
The Majorship is still in allegiance. The 18th
regiment, to rendezvous at Bangor, will be
city, until his appointment to this Regiment,
Major Of the gallant I'd Maine, which never
was whipped, and it is believed never will be-
I. III. Talbot Of East Machias, is appointed
Lieut. Colonel of the 18th regiment OF the
18th regiment, to rendezvous at Bath, Major
Fred. ID. Sewall, late of Gen. Towards stall, is
the Colonel. These four four regiments the
Governor has requested the Secretary of War
TO brigade, and place under the charge of Gen.
o. 0. Howard, and there is no doubt that the
authority win be granted. This will be most
popular thing, and will do great deal towards
facilitating enlistments.
Capt C. w. Tilden, of the I'd regiment, now
Lieut.. Col. of the 10Th, who arrived here last
Thursday. brought secesh flag, taken by the
I'd Maine from the 9TH Alabama regiment, at
the battle Of Gaines Mill. The flag is of silk,
about four feet wide and seven feet long, and
bears the stars and bars of the rebel confede-
raey. 1t is stained with blood.
Vice President Hamlin paid a visit to Gov.
Washburn yesterday, returning In the after
noon. SKIRMIsHER.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12

at a glance the whole area of country from the
Pacific to the Atlantic, and from the Gulf to
the Lakes, with the state and territorial bound
aries complete as they nor exist, newly drawn
from the department at Washington. The cit
izen who possesses this, in his rural or city
home, as he reads the exciting news of the day,
can at once refer to the point of interest, and
trace by river, railroad, or ocean, the progress
and position of our fleets and armies, as they
move forward in the work of subduing this
awfully wicked rebellion. A complete map of
the World is added, so that we have three maps
in one.
1t is a curious fact, revealed to us by the sur
veyors in preparing the data from which this
mapis drawn, that we have built over the State
nearly twenty-five thousand miles of wagon
road-enough to reach around the globe. An
diameter measurement of all these roads has
been made, the courses taken by a compass,
and the whole plotted to scale, so that the
labyrinth of woods, streams, ponds, boundary
lines seacoast, railroads, &C., are so accurately
delineated, that any locality is at once recog
nized in any part of the State. Then we have
neat plans of all our cities in detail, and also
diagram of the mountains of Maine, ingen-
iously piled up against each other in the order
of their heights, with Mount Washington in
the rear, surmounted by the Tip Top House,
tide water being the base line of the diagram.
A table of distances is also given between all
the most important points in the State.
The statistics of Maine, particularly in refer
ence to its agriculture, compiled from the CEN
sus of 1860, together with much historical and
other information, are given in volume of
several hundred pages, which accompanies the
map, without extra charge to subscribers.
These census statistics are full of interest and
value Our farms in Aroostook have produced
wheat, oats, potatoes, WOOL hay, &c, in guam
titles that surprise us. We think Aroostook
viii bear all the good things said of her. The
products Of numerous towns are enormous.
We need not be ashamed of the facts these en-
terprising publishers have given to tho world
in relation to our agriculture. We may well
be proud to have them published We hope
the publishers of this map will be amply paid
for their heavy outlay, as the enterprise is so
commendable, and carried through, regardless
of cost, in manner so honorable to themselves.
and the State they have represented so beauti-
fully.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BALTIMORE Ar 9th, schs Bound Brook Emery,
Bangor; Marietta Smith. Mathews, Georgetown DC.
Also ar 9th brig Orlando. Howell, Boston.
Cid Sth, brig Elisha Doane. Morgan, New Orleans;
sch Ellen Merryman, Hamilton, Portland.
leans; 9TH brig Josephus. Wilson, Kingston ia
PHILADELPHIA. Ar 9Th. schs T. Slade, Eaton.
R9esland a., Joseph . Long riersoa 4: Bath
Al sc; White Sea. Litteiield. Boston land cid for
Portlandl
CID 9TH brig Celestina Pickett. BOSTON: sch Am.
bassador, Eaton. kitiery.
ELIZABErHP0RT CID sth, schs Bangor, Jor-
dan. East Boston; Avon, Park, Bangor.
NEW YORK. Ar 9th. barks Palermo. 1ngham.
Palermo May s. passed Gibraltar 26ih; Ellen Stevens,
Howe, Matanzas 18th ult; brig Red Wing, Clark,
6uayanica PR III schs w l. Alexander, Tucker. Pa
lermo May passed the Rock 9th; George Deering,
finkham Sagua II.
Also ar 10th ships sebastopol. Aud sagua; Hori-
zon, Reed, Boston; bark Daniel Webster. Ryder.
New Orleans; schs Angela, Lee San Salvador; julia
Rich. Moore, Ellsworth.
Cid 9Th bark Anna, Clcaveland, Havana; schs
Sarah smith. Fisk Norfolk; A Terry. Eldridge,
W ashington.
Also cid 10th. ships William Chamberlain, Jen.
niugs, Cadiz Inyncible, Hepburn; Richard Alsop,
Wellington, aud Resolute Freeman. Liverpool; W
Wharton Jones, New Orleans; banks Lebanon
Giles, Bristol T.; riyola, Brown, Ponce; brig Mary
Lowell, Johnson Philadelphia; sch Brilliant, Nor
ton, sullivan.
HARTFORD Sailed sth, sch Frederick Hall. Rus
EAST GREENWICH. Sailed 10TH sch Florence,
Candage lffom Rockland) Fall River.
PROVIDENCE. Sid llth. sch Montezuum, Reed.
New York Tor Calasl
NEWPORT Ar 9th schs Belle. Clark Calais for
Baltimore; West clean, Baker, Rockport for New
York (and I'LL sailed 10TH
BOSTON Ar 10th brig Mazatlan. Lewis Phna-
dphia; schs II Hewlett, Somers. Baltimore; Eli
wndsend, Williams; Anna Gardner, Knowles. aud
illiam Wilson. Ryan. Philadelphia Mary johnson,
Barrett aud Hero, Lakeman, do; Somerset, Pooe,
tgusta.
Also ar 18th. bark Ionic. Hutchinson, Matanzas
2s ut; brigs Waverles Small, Cienfuegos 2lst ut:
RoamaI, Thompson Port DEPOSIT Md; George Amos
\ ehols, Philadelphia; Eagle Day, Bangor frolic.
NcCarty, Belfast Rosa, sawyer. Portland.
Cid 18th, ship Susan links, Atwood, Cape Town
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12
The Grand Rally Tonight.

fPortland does credit to herself and to her
own patriotic spirit, the spacious City Hall
will be crowded tonight, that the pulsations
of her patriotism may be quickened by listen
ing to men who have been on the field of strife,
standing face-to-face with dangers and death.
Gen. Howard and Col Jackson, are both ex-
pected to be present, and we learn that other
gentlemen are expected to address the meet
ing. Let the spirit that conquers be aroused,
and let a fire be kinded that shall burn with
no abatement until the rebellion is crushed,
and peace and harmony are again restored.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12
Supreme Judicial Court--Law Term,
July, 1862

July, 1862.
The Law Term for the Western District was
opened on Tuesday; present. Chief Justice
Tenney, and Associate Justices Rice, Goode-
now, Davis, Walton and Appleton.
The following is the action since the COM
mencement of the Term
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Cyrus stilson " Edmund Smell. Motion to set aside
judgment and for new trial Argued.
State v. james s. Ramsdel Indictment NJ com.
mon seller Argued.
Drummond. whitcomb.
Ezekiel Porter Port '. Jeremy W. Porter. Argued.
H. s. Whitcomb. Linscott Pillsbury.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Albert Jewett William c. Whitney: Argued.
1. moodHmann .,,ar Howard streut.
field. Submitted on briefs
Howard & Strout. s. c. Andrews.
orrin Jones Y. William wardwell and al Dismiss
:. Ebenezer G. Woodman v. Moses Chesley. Excep-
tons overruled.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Richard I. Dunlap v. John ii. HUMPHREYS and ais
Exceptions overruled by consent mo-
ANDR0SCOGGIN COUNTY.
Mary Bragdon V. Inhabitants of Poland, appel
ii. c. Goodenow Bennett
Isaac n. Walker V. Atlantic st. Lawrence Rail-
Record & Luce. Rarnes
Lydia X Beale in equity '. Otis c. Cobb Argued.
ID. bennett D. &. Woodman.
josiah 7. Longley and al. v. Reuben Rand Ar
n Morrill,. Record Luce
Proprictors of Lisbon Bridge " Edward Plummer.
Argued.
Record & Luce Fessenden & FRYE
Isaac =. welcome v. Inhabitants Of Leeds. Ar
Fessenden Frye. Record Luce
Lydia X. Beals v. Otis C. Cobb. Argued for De-
fendant
w. b. Bennett. J. H. Drummond
Archibald Wakefield " A. & X. Railroad Co. Ar
gued.
Fcssenden & Frye JH. Drummond
Rodney q. Lincoln v. Lee Strickland. Submitted
on briefs.
Fessenden & Frye Dunn-Goodenow.
Eleanor Martin v. Robert Martin. Submitted on
briefs.
Fessenden FRYE Record Iuce
Isaac &. Field v. Eben s. Coe Dismissed from the
docket, the action having been settled by parties.
Record Luce. Goddard & Goodenow
YORK COUNTY.
Luther Bryant v. John Is. Fairfield. Argued
Lu9ues. Il. H. Bourne, Jr.
Thomas Day v. Edward Ii. c. Hooper. To be ar
gued in writing
ID. Fales. J. NJ. Goodwin.
Samuel Hanson in equity v. Oliver Dow and ais
To be argued in writing
A. f. Chisholm, Howard Strout
+. Eastman & Son.
Inhabitants of Hollis petitioners v. Inhabitants of
WATERFORD. Argued.
A. +. Chisholm. Drew-Tapley
Edward Freeman in equity v. Henry +. Curtis. To
be argued in writing.
Eastman Son. Tapley
james Drown, Jr., v. Jacob Smith To be submit
ted on briefs.
Drew-Tapley. J. Dane
sB- At Levee of the Soldiers Aid So
ciety in Norridgewock, on the 4th, s67 was
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12
DIED.

In Halowell 9Th inst, Mrs Cordea Smith, aged
about Sc wears.
In Mercer 4th inst Luther Burr Esq aged 70 years.
In brunswick 4h inst, Abigail owen, aged "a years.
10 mos
In Dixmont, Mr. Daniel Wheeler formerly OF
bloomfield, aged about 95.
In Moscow ID inst Joseph McC rillis formerly of
81 owhegan' aged 81 years.
la Bangor sth inst, Margaret daughter of Michael
and Mary Dunn, aged years mos.
Shot while picket duty ut Fair Oaks, Path ult, p
Ellis, OF Bddeiord, sergeant in the Mozart Regi-
ment, 10th New York, aged q years.
In Philadelphia 9TH inst, of typhoid foyer. Rev
Francis Laid, pastor of the Penn Church, aged AZ
years.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12

~ correspondent of one of our city pa
pers proposes to claim the right to express his
views through the columns of the Daily Press,
in which he will show that "the Gorilla, or
the Chimpanzee, is superior to the native Afri-
can, and may be educated to the exigencies of
the times so as to fight our battles better than
the Southern negro can" 1t is gratifying to
know that the much-tiefamed Gorilla is to be
indicated by one of his own family.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12

Brig William Crawford, Falken, Of Biddeford. from
Saco for Philadelphia when about half way between
Gay Head and Block Island afternoon Of 9th inst at
o'clock. with good breeze, accompanied with
squalls and rain, and just about to keep of, parted
Chain plates forward ON port side and the foremost
Immediately broke of at the deck. falling overheard
with all attached and taking with ii the mainmast
which broke OF about feet above the deck also
boyspr carried away at the knight heads stove bull
wrks port side, and tore out Sanctions Clear ed
tho wreck aud had just raised spar forward for q
jufy mast. when, at O'Clock. fallen in with BY
sea L II Adams, tof Nantucketl Hinckley. from Bal
tiinore New bedford, which took the brig in tow
ard ar at 10th. The vessel is tight, and not in
surel
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12
MARRIED,

In Bddeford 8th inst, Mr. George Jenkins 10 Miss
Susan Mckenney, both of b.
n Bangor sth inst, Samuel Hazett Jr Esq of
Washington, Penn, to Miss Lucy Woodruff of b.
In Searsport sth inst, Mr. Robert Billiard to Miss
Amanda } Carr, both of Newton Mass.
~ brunswick 9th inst, Mr. Ezra Phibrick. of Harps-
wei, to Miss Hannah q True. of Gardiner.
la Bowdon 18th ult, Mr. John Merrill to Miss x
Prescott. both of Lewiston.
In Skowhegan 9Th inst, Mr. L Tobey to Miss Mary
French, both of Norrdgewock
In Dexter I'd inst, Mr. Sas Swanton TO Miss Car
oline Haynes, both OF ID.
In Pennington 81 inst, Mr. Samuel G Craig to Miss
Susan Weathern.
In Bridgton Centre 4th inst, Mr. Lewis Charles to
Miss Mary B Shirley, both of Fryeburg
n Paris I'd inst, Mr. Daniel w Allen, of Bethel, to
Mrs Fannie Farwcll, of Paris.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12

CGH and Calcutta; brig Daniel Boone Segar, Phila-
9peipha; schs Mary Elizabeth. Higgins. Lepreaux
b Shswmut. McDermott. Bangor
PORTSMOUTH. Ar 9th, sch Clarinda Raker
York land sailed for Boston,.
BEyERLY. Ar It'll, sch Neptune, Billings Calais
DANNERs. Ar 9th. schs Michael, Smith bangor !:
9th. Pearl, Robinson Rockland.
SALEM Ar 9Th, sch Hylas, Hastings Bangor.
.BANGOR Ar 10th, sch X Warren, Brooks New
York.
Cid 9th, brig Coaster, whipley. st John NIB; 10th.
sch Eliza Frances, Fossetf Portland: brig Forest
State, Herman. do; ship Milton, Wilson Bristol y
BATH. Cid 10th. brig Forester, Murray. Phila-
delpha; sch Nautilus, Tracey. Tortugas.
Sailed 10th, sch Prioress, Thurlow, Newburyport,
with party from Lowell, bound for Portsmouth and
Care Ann.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12
MARINE NEWS


Friday. July II.
ARRIVED.
Sch Tilley, (Brl Melee Mafanzas
Sch Thos Dickson, (Br) aarsters Windsor Ms
Sch ST Lncar. Barnes, New York
Sch Greyhound Pierce. Southport.
Sch Mazeppa, Brewer, Boston.
Sch n II Hall, Hamilton. Boston.
Sch Snow Squall, Huchins, Cape Porpoise.
Sch Boxer, Rankin. Wells
Sloop Northern Light, Hamilton, Rockland.
Steamer Montreal, Prince. Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Charles, (Br) Smith. Windsor Ms, ballast.
master.
Sch Aurora (Brl Payson, Westport Ms, master.
Sch Empress, tBrl Williams, Fredericton NIB,
master.
Sch Lookout, Thornton. Baltimore, NJ B Nickerson.
sch Lizzie W Dyer, MeDuffe, Providence ri, 5 c
Dyer.
Sch Harriet Fuller, Hamilton, Boston, Joseph ii
White.
Sch Merrill. Johnson Boston, ii Billiard Co
Sch Citizen. Wallace. Boston, Chase Bros & Co.
Sch Sultana, Fletcher, Belfast, master.
SAILED-Ship Dorcas Prince Meady, Dublin /;
bark 81 Jago, Hillm an. Havana.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12
Notice,

Cry or PORTLAND, July 10. 1s62-
NOTICE Is hereby given TO all parties infe, estcd
~ IN the petition of Daniel Hood and ais for
change in the grade of smith Street. and also % all
parties interested In the petition of j. II. Wiz Jams
for change in the grade of Congress Street. that
the Committee Highways, &c, will give hearing
70 al said parties interested In said petitions on
Wednesday. July l7th at O'Clock r. NJ at the iunc-
ton of smith and Cumberland SITS. and ut clock
II. NJ. same day, Congress Street at the head OF
Quincy Lane. at which times and places all par
ties are notified to be present
Per order of the Committee on Streets, Side
walks, &C.
jul10-1w s. W LARRABFF Chairman
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-12
Names Quota of Men.

Maine is called upon TO furnish seven thou
sand additional men to meet the demands now
imposed upon her. The following list shows the
quota for each city, town and plantation in the