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STATE OF MAINE.
HEAD QUARTERS,
GENERAL ORDER, No. Is.

GENERAL ORDER, No. g.
The Governor and Commander-in- Chief orders
and directs that the Orderly Sergeans Of the several
companies OF Militia enrolled by them respectively,
under the act of the Legislature of March 49, 1862
proceed forthwith TO revise their rolls and make out
l. Place upon the blanks herewith furnished in
addition to the names of those already upon your
rolls all other white male citizens resident or being
within your company limits. of the age OF eighteen
years and under the age of fortyve years with the
following exceptions, viz:
The Vice President of the United States;
The officers, judicial and executive, Of the United
States:
The members of both houses of Congress and their
respective officers; custom house officers and their
clerks: inspectors of exports; pilots and mariners
employed In the service Of any citizen merchant
within the United States
Posfmasfers assistant posfmastcrs and their clerks
post officers post riders and stage drivers Ia the
and conveyance of the mail Of the United States;
ferrymen employed at any ferry on the post road
artihcers and workmen In tho United States arsenals;
persons Of the denominations of Quakers and shak-
ers justices Of the supreme judicial court ministers
of the gospel. regularly ordained according to the
usages Of their denominations long as such rela-
ton continues and officers Of the militia who have
ii. All persons claiming exemption on account Of
disability. nevertheless TO be enrolled and the
validity of such claims win hereafter be determined
by the proper officer appointed for that purpose.
iii. All persons resident within the company lin
its of each orderly sergeant, who are now in the land
naval service Of the United States will be enrolled
and opposite their mention made Of that fact
w. All persons claiming exemption from enroll
ment. account of having been officers of the mill
tia honorably discharged. must exhibit such dis
charges Official certificates thereof and II improp
ery enrolled for want of such evidence. VIII hereafter
be stricken or upon such claims being substantiated
v. The supplementary rolls will resemble the or
ignals in exhibiting the names in full .ges dates Of
births, and such facts f any) under the head Of Re
marks, in relation TO each person. as II may be i'm
portant to know.
vi. Immediately upon completing this supple
mentary roll. each orderly sergeant viii forward
copy thereof by mail TO this Office and at the
time. will call ont his company in ike manner and
form "a for oil ofo bx pfy inc mot or.
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as grunted, or wrinkled its forehead by way
Of reproof of such infamous conduct.
But that was then, when so-called demo-
cratic party was in power, and fodder was to
be found at the public crib as the price of
sitting conscience. We know such revela-
tons are not calculated to exalt some por-
tions of human nature, or at least human con-
duct, in the estimation of the uninitiated, but
truth will out.
We confess to no patience with such double
shuffling, two-faced dealings, and have no con-
fideace either in the loyalty or the patriotism
of any body or any paper that is so ready to
keep silent when Government employees are
working treason, but so alert to find fault
when they raise their voices Enthusiastically for
the Union.
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B. Samuel Mack, Farfield-E: Jas. H. Par
ker-E; Aonzo Hinckley, Vassalboro-D; ].
l.. Blake, Maysvile-I; WIN. II. Durham,
Monticello-A; Levi w. Chadwick, Newburg
e: n. B. Hoar, Rangeley-B; Lieut. S. L.
Manu-; Lieut. j. G. Butler, Presque Isle
A; Daniel Peary-E; George Zero =; Dar-
us Greenlaw, Presque Isle-I; John F. Fohn
&C; VIM. S. Kimball, Fremont-A Andrew
J. Kimball, Patten-A; Augustus o. Whit
more, Orono-H; Thomas Rogers, Bath-B;
+. Hancock-C; Capen w. johnson, Robbins
ton-A; Martin Dunlap-D; S. S. Rackliff,
Presquc Isle-A; Warren Gray =; Samuel
b. Webster, Farield-E; J. w. Allen-F; n.
II. Thompson-F S. H. Faick-D; George
NJ. Maxwell, Litchfeid-D; George II. Gro
yer, Drew PIC; Z. A. Emery, Fairfeld-E;
N S. Shepherd-E; ]. Proctor-ti; Lieut. S.
NJ. Sholz =; E. T. Vanard-B; Charles II.
Dougherty, Oldtown-C; VIM. H. H. Small
d; f. P. Kinds, Presque Isle-I; w. d. Tyr
rell, Linneus-D.
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The Republicans and all other citizens of the city
who are in favor of sustaining the present National
and State Administrations, are requested TO meet in
their various Wards. on
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18TH,
at II O'Clock r. NJ, to select three delegates from
each ard to attend the County aud Senatorial Con-
yention 10 be holden in this city Tuesday, August
10, 1862 for the purpose of nominating candidates
for County officers and Senators for this Senatorial
District The delegates thus elected TO choose
delegate at large.
Ward wIll meet at Engine House, Monument st.
a {" at Ward Room, Congress ST.
at Myrtle ST.
at Old City Hail.
at Ward Room, South St.
at Spring st.
Per order Republican City Committee,
August IA, 1862. dSt
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MARRIED..

In this city, by Rev W ventres Mr. Randall
Morton. of Co ID, Goth Regiment, to Miss Lucy Jane
Chase. both OF Paris.
In this city 18th inst, BY Rev Horatio stebbins Mr.
Edward Robinson, of California, TO Mary, daugh-
ter of the late Samuel Chadwick, Rsq of this city.
In Warren 10th inst, Mr. Frank l McCusck, of
watervie, to Miss Emily Robinson of Warren.
In Waldoboro 9th, Mr. Thurston Robinson to Miss
Abbe Williams, both of Warren
In 0rrington Centre 10th, Capt Simon NJ Dodge,
of Islesboro to Miss Carilla Atwood of 0rrington
In Searsport 10th, Mr. John Given to Miss Anna
o Hartman both of Brewer.
In Cornville 10th, Mr. Albert Harrington, of Show
hogan. 10 Miss Florence Warren. of c.
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DIED.

In this city 18th inst Benjamin b. youngest son of
the late John Jordan 3D. of Westbrook aged "a years
5 mos.
CY~Fuperal at his late residence, No Neal street,
Friday afternoon at PM. Relatives invited
TO attend.
In this city 18TH Florence Irene, adopted daughter
of John and Eliza williamson aged months
In Winnegance 18th inst, Carrie Chadbourne,
aged years and mos.
In Chelsea Mass sth. Mrs Elizabeth Douglass. wife
of Mr. John Fletcher, formerly of Bangor, aged IS
years.
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Windham-Caucus.

The Republicans of Windham and all others who
are in favor of sustaining the present National and
State Administrations, and for the speedy and maj
suppression of the existing wicked and groundless
rebellion against the best government in the world,
at whatever cost of life and property, are requested
TO meet at the Town House. in said town, on Satur-
day the 18th inst, at O'Clock in the afternoon to Sc
lect delegates the County and Senatorial Conyen-
lion, holden at Portland ON the 18th inst Also to
select Town Committee for 1868.
Per Order of the Town COMMITTEE.
Windham, Aug. s. 1862. al2d&wtd
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Supreme Judicial Cont.


The case of Samuel L. Doyce for extension
was given to the Jury.
The case of Thos. Dustin was also given to
the jury.
State VS.. Silas Hall ct al. This case was de-
flulted through the sickness of respondent.
State VS.. Michael Wall. Defaulted,-judg-
ment of Municipal Court affirmed. Fine
20 90; costs Sc. Paid.
State VS.. James Bradley. Motion to quash
the motion denied. Case given to I'd Jury.
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Letter from the state Capital.

AUGUSTA, Ang. IL, 1862.
EDITORS PRESS The following persons
have been commissioned since my last:
Charles w. Bunker, Bath, I'd Lieut. Co.
"Kr 10Th Regiment.
Dudley H. johnson, Presque Isle, LIST It.
Co. ar 18th Regiment.
Horatio N. Howard, Abbott, Asst. Surg 10th
Regiment
Governor Washburn with his aides, Coils. FL
liot and Hale,are at Waterville attending Com
mencement. SKIHMIsHER.
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PHYSICIAN AND SuRGEoS.-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. aug7-6md
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DESTIsrRy.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD. No. 241 Con-
gress Street. first door east of LIST Parish Church.
Portland, Ne. aug7d1y
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BEFORE HIS HONOR JUDGE LANE.
In the case of James McGlinchy, no person
appearing to claim the liquors seized, they
were declared forfeited to the city.
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Sick and Wounded.

Fourteen hundred sick and wounded sol
diers from Gen. McCelan's army arrived at
Philadelphia on Sunday. A full list of names
is given in the Press from which we copy those
of Maine Regiments:
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FOREIGN IMPORTS.

WINDSOR Ms Sch Lark--ll0 tons plaster order
j Miller.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sailed from Algoa Bay June l, ship Meg Merrilles.
New York.
Ar at do May "a, barks Falcon, Taylor, and Good
Hope Gordon. Boston.
Sailed from Table Bay May q. bark John Gilpin,
Whiting, Boston.
Small, from Caleutta Boston.
Ar at Brest : ult, bark Sarah Bryant, Lane. New
York.
Sailed from the Clyde 3lst ult. ship Java. Daggett
New York.
AT Surinam oath ult, bark Mary Broughton, Her.
rick, unc brig Frederick Wording, Herrck for Bos-
ton 8 DAYS.
AT ST Thomas 18th ult, ship Globe. Baker. wig or
ders; brig Scotland, Francis, from Barbados, ar
25th disg
At Port Prince 18th ult. brig Samuel Cook Dyer.
from Boston, ar 2lst
AT Mafanzas 3lst ult. barks Mallie Mcfealf Snow
man, Tor New ork few days; Charles Brown, True,
for do do + Chase, Gilkey, I'm Portland ar 3oth
brigs Peters, Watts. for Philadelphia next day ;
Annandale, Tiiden, tor Portland, do; II q hing, I'm
New York. Both; Col w Coggins Coffin. do, ar
eth, "A IA Mcttilyery, do. ar 3)fh.
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SIXTH REGIMENT.

George f. Cambridge, Edmonds-F; John
Mccarthy. Bucksport-E; James Hutchinson,
Eastport-K; James Sutherland-H; Miron
Webster, Bucksport-E; Chas. III. Cobb, Or
rington-E; Stillman Ticket, Cherryfeld-A;
Isaiah S. Gould, Brownville-A; W. c. Patten
&C; F. A. Blanchard, Charlotte-F; George
HI. Patterson, Eastport-K; Samuel NJ. Jack,
Bangor-B; c. ID. Merrill-C; IIersey b.
Chandler, Jonesport-C; James McKenney-
B. Levi Flood, Alexander-K; John +. Doug
lass, Dover-A; James Larry, Lubec-F; L.
n. Kerr, Robbinston, Josiah Roberts, North
field, and Robert Fl. Gibson, Eastport-K; A.
III. Heath, Penobscot-E; VIM. T. Libby, Old
town.; Lorenzo Russell, Dexter, and Lem
uel Peabody, Dixmont-H John Gates, Els
worth-B; p. Wheeler, Portland, and Benz. +.
Leighton, Steuben-G; Alexander 4. Fields.
Ellsworth-B.; Raymond McCabe. Machas-
c.; G. w. Sayward-A; John o. Trull, Coop
err; VIM. A. Elderkin, Machias-C; Ches-
ter Dexter, Corinth-H: Charles T. Sheppard,
Sebec-H; Charles Hammond, Eastport-K;
James A. Foansbee, Machias-C; Saml Mad
dox-D; Daniel Hallowell-K; Samuel Null
holland, Perry-K; James n. Hubbard, Perry
F; Parnell b. Moore, Ellsworth--B; Frank
Campbell, Cherryfeld-G j. f. Hathaway
c.; w. +. Boyer-H.
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Osman Warren, Lincoln &C; Austin w.
Sylvester, Waterford--D; Edw. Myrick, Troy
e; Charles NJ. Delano, Linneus-I; Andrew
w. Fuller, Winslow-A; JEFF Brown-F; J.
r. Lee, Cape Elizabeth-G; Robert ii. Moore,
Dixmont-E; Stephen Simmons, Hallowell-
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines The steamers for from Liverpool call Mt
Queenstown except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry.
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SPOKEN.

june q, lat % n, Ion 26 %. bark Amazon, Brown
from New York May % for Rio Janero.
July 5. LIT 20 y Ion Al, bark Haw atha, Ryder. FIN
Philadelphia June 10 for Algoa Bay.
July 10, lat IS n. lon 30 81 w, bark Forest Belle
Pcrcival. from Boston June 2s for Shanghai.
July -. off the Copeands. ship Empire. combs.
from Liverpool tor New York.
Aug 5. lat 3ol Ion y 49, was signazed sch steer
ing ;, showing white signal with red letter b ID
in II.
Aug g. lat 81. lon 70, bark May stetson, I'm Bangor
for Aspinwall.
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Ladies Committee Rooms, open every afternoon
from to o'clock, where work will be found ready
for all who are willing to assist. augl2 1w
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FIFTH REGI,fENT.

Walter II. Farwel, Gorham. Co. A; o. Wal
ker-C; Philip Abbott, Wooistock-D; H.
Knight-B; w. w. Grant, Bangor-H; Jos.
p. Harmon, Harrison-K; Jesse Jeffrey, Ken
nebunkport-B; Josiah Estes, Hamlin Grant
and VIM. X. Harper, Rumford-I; George II.
Hamilton, Lewiston-E; Alonzo S. Elder, Cor
ham-A John Goldthwaite, Windsor-F; j.
Reed-G; VIM. Frost, Peru-K; Simon l..
johnson, Buckield--K; w. G. Sewall-A;
Daniel p. Larry, Gorham, Band; George S.
Reed, Gorham-A; John w. Thompson, Hart
ford, Band; Nehemiah w. Fisher, Portland
G.: j. n. V. Morgan, Greenwood, and John A.
Bent, Giead-I; ii. Mason-F; J. S. Wor-
nell, Bethel.
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BroLcr,. Boa I'd, Bo.,on, Aug. 10.

ENLIsT.-Persons from towns who's. quota Is full,
DESTROYS to enlist. enlist part Of the quota of
the town of Brunswick and receive the town bounty,
Sl00. Per order Town Committee. Augl41w
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR,
ABNER COBURN,
For Repre- entativcs to Congress,
OF sKOwHEGAN

For Repre-, entatves to Congress,
First District. JOHN N. GOODWIN, of Berwick
Second District SIDNEY PERHAM of Paris.
FGsk District. FREDERIC A. PIKE of Calais.
old Second Disfrict-rdcdncy,
THOs. A. d. FEsSENDEN, of Auburn.
For Senators.
-1roostook. :. ISAAC HACKER, Of Fort Fairfield.
Kennebec. -. NOAH WOODS, of Gardiner.
PELEG +. PIKE, of Fayette. -.
DENNIS L. MILLIKEN, of Watervillc.
Knor ....... NATHAN A. FARW ELL, OF Rockland
GEORGE A. STARR, of Thomaston.
York. JOHN WENTWORTH. of kittory,
GIDEON TUCKER, of saco.
LUTHER sANBoRN, of Parsonsfcld.
.4M G For County Commissioners,
Aroostook. THOMAS j. BROWN, of Hodgdon,.
NATHAN s. LUFKIN, of Eaton Grit.
Ksmaebec. l.. EZEKIEL HUBBARD, :"
xnor .... HATH.L ALE3RRpp' OF OF f hope;
ALFRED HULL, of Shapleigh.
For sheriff..
zroosfoot WILLIAM SMALL, of Fort Fairfield
Xennebec !. JOHN HATCH of Augusta
1 Yo1i. ....... GEORGE GOODWIN. Of Telis
For County Attorney
Knor L. W. HowEs, of Rockland.
For Clerk of Courts,
Kennebcc WIN NJ. STRATTON, of Augusta.
For County Treasurers.
Aroosfook sAM'L BRADBURY, of n. Limerick
Kennebec DANIEL PIKE, Of Augusta
Knor ..ALDEN SPRAGUE, of Rockland.
York JOHN HALL, of North Berwick.
For Registers of Deeds,
Aroosfook LOUIS CORNER, Northern District,
j. Q. A. BARTON, Southern District
Kenaebec j. A. RICHARDS, of Augusta.
York.. SAMUEL G. ADAMS. Of Alfred.
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Per stramship Scotia. al New York


Per steamship Scotia at New York
Ar at Shanghai May 81, Swordfish. Crandall, Foo
chow; June I'd, Juyenta, Newell, late Young. de-
ceascd) New York Dec Is.
Sailed May y. Mandarin. Perrtt, New York 31st,
May Queen, Wills, Ningpo; June !, Europa Robert
Ar at Swallow May 20. 7 C Bunker. Cooper, Chez
foo.
Ar at Annoy May 81. Rover, Walsh, shanghae.
Sailed from whampoa May %, Florence, wads-
Ar at Hong Kong June g. Bertha. Tapey, Saigon;
Jabez Snow, CHM, Cardiff Jan /; 4th, Oriental,
johnson, New York.
Sailed May 80. Charmer Lucas, and Wakefield,
Brown, Manila; June 8. Catharine, Foster, do.
Sailed from Manila June 8, White Swallow, Elery,
Boston.
AT Singapore June Is. Sonora, Brown, for Penang
and New York at SIS per ton.
Passed Anjier May %, Nestor Howes, FIN Batavia
for Boston; June 8, Sumatra, kinsman, from Manila
for New York.
Sailed nom Passein June !, Aramedc Snow. Nor
Ar at Akyab June 8. Mary Hyler, Hyler. from Rio
Janeiro.
Sailed from Calcutta June II, B Wales, Lincoln,
Boston.
Ar at Port Natal CGH june /, Sarah King, smith,
New York.
Ar at Algoa Bay June Il, mot May 24) Good Hope
Ar at Table Bay June 49, Heroine. Nickerson, New
York March p.
Ar at Madeira 18th ult Executive, Gorham, Ban
Ar at Constantinople 18th. NJ Rich, Dix, Cardiff
Sailed from Malta 10th ult, Celestial, Howes. NAL
aga.
Ar at Genoa 18th, Grahams Polly, Norton, New
York.
Ar at Marseilles 25th. Orphan. smith, New York
Ar at Gibraltar 10Th, Oroondates, Pike Trapani for
New Orleans; 2lst, Myra w Holt, Dodge, Girrenfi
for Falmouth E; I'D, Minstrel. Clifford Malaga for
Boston.
Ar at Bordeaux 2sth. LaIla Rookh, Fulton, Boston
Ar at Havrc 18th, William rockingham, Stetson
New York.
Sailed from Helvoct 18th. Mary Bradford, Thomp-
son, Cardiff.
Cid at Gottenburg 22d. William A Banks, Bartlett.
sailed from Cronstadt sd, spcaring Rogers,
Liverpool
Put back to Antwerp 25th. Ii harrington, Cor
ham, for Genoa, returned to tighten.
Ar at London 3lst ult, Harrisburg, wiswell, Bos-
ton.
Cid 31st. Central America Berry, New York
Entered outward 3lst, Patrick Henry, Moore. New
York.
OF Plymouth 2sth, Amazon, Marley. I'm New York
for London.
Sailed from Newport 2eth, Mary McNear. McNear,
Ar at Greenock 18th, Home, Clifford. sagua
Sailed Both, III ID Brookman, Cheney. and Java,
Daggctt. do.
Sailed from Queenstown 10Th. Charles d Merwin,
Merwin Callao.
Ar at Liverpool 9th ult Mary Marshall, Boston: :
29th, Charlotte A stamer, TheobaId, New York ;
Martha whiimore. Blair, Baltimore; 3lst, sylyanus
blanchard, York, Bangor; LIST inst, John Boyd,
Thomas New York.
Sailed 18th uf. John Curtis, Alexander, Boston |:
Sarah NickelS New York; 18th. Frank Pierce,
Cid slst, Ironsides, Chase, and Aurora Barker,
Boston.
Antwerp, July 26 The American bark Z II Var
rington, Gorham, for Genoa, which put into Flush
ing, has put back here to tighten.
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For Clerk of Courts,
WIN. NJ. STRATTON, of Augusta.
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LOUIS CORNER, Northern District,
j. o. A. BARTON. Southern District.
,ennebec. -. j. A. RICHARDS, of Augusta.
nor GEO. w. WHITE, of ROckland.
orr. SAMUEL G. ADAMS. of Alfred.
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For County Treasurers,
SAM'L BRADBURY, of N. Limerick.
DANIEL PIKE, of Augusta
ALDEN SPRAGUE, of Rockland.
JOHN HALL, of North Berwick.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday. August IS.
ARRIVED. -

Sch Lark, tBrl sIacumber. Windsor Ms.
Sch Oliver, (Br) Maloney, ST George NIB
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Loeb Lomond Black, sydney CB, G York
& Son.
Brig Lauraetta, Brown, Sydney CB. master
Sch w King, tBrl Campbell Maitland Ms, mas
ter.
Sch Mary Jane, (Br) Dexter Chverie Ms, master
Sch Onward. tBr) Brannon, st John NIB master
Sch Maryland, knight, Philadelphia, Geo Gwynu.
Sch Lizzie W Dyer, McDufie, Philadelphia, Jos w
White.
Powder Co.
Sch Merrill, johnson, Boston, III Billiard & Co
Sch Elizabeth, Gray, Boston.
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowell, New York, Emery
& Fox.
SAILED-Wind NV, brigs Loeb Lomond, and
Lauraetta; sch Maryland; and others.
Brig Sarah Flagg, has been chartered at New
York for Tarragona, Malaga and back at $500
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DISASTERS,

Ship Eliza0 Mason. Luce, from New York March
for Melbourne, was spoken March 80. lat IA s. Ion
3D. with loss of pinnacle. compasscs &c, and second
officer washed overheard, having been struck by
heavy sea when eight days out. during severe gale
from SW.
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For County Attorney,
L. w. HOWES, of Rockland.
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For Countr Commissioners.

!. THOMAS j. BROWN, of Hodgdon,
NATHAN s. LUFKIN, of Eaton Crit
EZEKIEL HUBBARD, -
.NATH'L Afford, Of Hope.
,DIMON ROBERTS, of Lyman,
ALFRED HULL, of Shapleigh.
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Sch Lark, tBrl Macumber Windsor Ms.
Sch Oliver, (Br) Maloney, ST George NIB
Steamer Lewiston. Knight Bostan
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For sheriff..

!. WILLIAM SMALL, of Fort Fairfield.
JOHN HATCH of Augusta.
IS. w. LAUGHT0N, of Appleton.
GEORGE GOODWIN, of Wells.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

rpep By what means or with what motive this csheste
h. been concealed to others to conjecture 30 much
A. 70 the second reason for not paying me-
Now fog the third and last The Commission say that mas
much a. the has received arms and uses
In It's servi,e bouudto pay the market vsne ana pro
ceeds to r this value by taking three sales made between
diyduas In April 1861 and three mouths before my sae ou
Ing hich the market changed encnonsly, omissns vi mr.
ton Of pucLas, by the Government itaef In August o '
wear of the same Kind OF SIS without The npe NJ"
other i'm prove Iaents had IN, upon mine. IL ALSO
the testimony Of Mr W. w. Marstop hiesrnn nsno'ae
of thi. city end c. Palmer. President OF the ShhP
Manufacturing Company 10 respect to the vsias ny
And II may be added that IN the same month Of
ARMY REGULATIONS were published in which tho prcs Oh nan
eahiuss was put down at sl So without any Of TIE
tnen,s have mentioned. ,,
Have not shown enough, Sir 70 satisfy any
man ,.. have been unusy treated and that the motive o.
The .,eu, was Is d,credisble tie mrAn' resoIted 70
were base AID cfiminali
o and detailed statement Of the whole tsnsacti'h u
NOW pr.psrinr aid will soon be presented to Cors e ssis
for Special Committee Of Investigation and showing that
neither scaudshun,ns Committees nor Commissions can
win iupuriy falsify forge official documents OF suppress
The testimony o. hish.Hndej and houorsble men
Eeto. Yo,k July II. 1862. SIMON sIE'ANs'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Summer solstice ia not favorable TO thsstres.
Two or three have gracefully cosed their doors.
MIR. aud Mrs Florence continue their mirth-mov.
ing performances At Wallacks Theatre. Among their
novelties il the play of Orange Blossoms, A Lesson
for Husbands, &c. Tomorrow will be Mr. Flor
ence's beneit.-See advertisement for the varied
attractions.
The Winter Garden ia likely to have compli.
menary benefit for Mr.. Anderson. Tho burlesque
Of The Tempest, spenddly illustrated lately, was
heavy aud embarrassing loss TO Mr.. Anderson and
heuee the movement. The good will to spend liber
ally in theatrcaIs 10 delight tho public should DO ap-
pTecatcd. On it depends the success of the drama.
We believe that the benefit in question may be man.
sged no rs to be successful. 1t is certainly deserved
Miss Julia DAILY, SO widely known at home and
abroad for her de!ineations Of Yankee character,
opens the Winter Garden for some nights, this even
ing with full dramatic company. See particulars
in the explanatory advertise ment. Miss DAILY has
extraordinary merit in her profession and gives to-
night one of her specialtos, which are so provoca-
tive Of laughter.
Minis MITCHELL ut Miss Kesne's Theatre, ap.
proaches conclusion with her charming perform
auces. She promises 10 close with this week.
Among her nstur1 little bits of peasant painting has
been the Poultry Girl Tonight she gives "The
Little Treasure" in which, doubtless. she will
shne-and some other things. Miss Mitchell will
take special benefit on Friday. See advertisement
--Niblo's Garden saw last week the close Of the
extraordinarily prolonged and successful engagement
Of Miss Rchings in opera-some three months du.
ration, we beleve.-To-night at Nbo's will be
acted Laugh when you Can" an act Of OtheIo,-
besides the National Allegory Of Washington by Mr.
Rchings, ia which for the ponce Miss Richipgs will