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The Portland daily press., 1862-08-12
Letter from the Seventh Maine Regiment.
HEAD QUARTERS It'll Me. Vols,
A,,.x Rtb 1890 (

HEAD QUARTERS It'll Me. voLs.,
Aug. 9th, 1862.
A splendid engagement took place at NAL
vern Hill yesterday. The rebels were driven,
but not without losing quite number of pris-
oners. The force engaged on our side was
Hooker's Division. A cavalry scout was also
sent out and captured 25 prisoners.
Our Division is under marching orders, to
be ready to move at a moments notice, with
two days cooked rations.
The sick list of the regiment is on the de-
crease, being 26 less to-day than it was the
4th inst. Men return from the hospitals about
as fast as they are sent away. The whole
number present to-day is $50.
The order has been received to make de-
tail for the recruiting service, and the detail
will be made at once. All has been quiet to-
day. ARoosTooK.
rgr Perhaps the reader may think we de-
vote too much attention to the papers in this
city; but he should remember that both of our
morning contemporaries are pitching in at the
same time. They hunt in couples, and the
4 FtSS StSuio W uC tiC NOHiulOu tiCluN. AZ
cording to the Argus, the Advertiser has two
and-a-half tons of grass to the acre which we
are obliged to cure, and then we find in the
Argus at least three tons, but as it is nearly all
"Derirs-grdss' it is hardly worth cutting.
SrANDIsH.-The delegates to the Congress
sional Convention from Standish, are as fol-
lows: John Fl. Philbrick, Samuel o. Paine I'd
Harvey Wescott, Ansel L. Elwell. To the
County Convention the following delegates are
chosen: Alvah Weeks, Joseph S. Thompson,
Isaac ID. Sawyer E. M. Dow, Samuel Rich I'd.
SuIRTs.-An opportunity is now offered to
gentlemen, who take pride in neatly fitting
shirt, made to order, to call upon Mrs. A. Moi
fott, "a Market Square. See advertisement in
another column
lg- A writer in the Temperance Journal,
condemns DIR. Wheaton, Surgeon at Ports
mouth Grove, r. l., in unmeasured terms. II
half is true that the writer alleges, the Doctor
ought to be arrested at once. He has been
summoned to Washington, to anwer for his
conduct.
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A Card.

The Ladies' Committee desire to acknowledge pub
licy their sincere thanks for the varied kindnesses
ceiyed by them Particularly to the Band of the 18th
for the delightful music furnished by them at the
cent concert, the nett proceeds amounting to sls2
to the Masonic Fraternity for their very acceptable
gift of 1877 yards cotton cloth; to the Steamboat Co..
for their donaiionof sheets; to ourtownsman. Mr. s.
f. Spring for 3obs currant jelly to the publishers of
the daily papers. for their uniform kndnesscs and to
all who have in any way facilitated opportunities
for rendering help the sick and wounded soldiers
d. REA, sec'y Ladies' Com.
Portland, August 18th, 1852. 1t
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DIED.

In Richmond It'll inst, John Meserve, Esp, for
mery of Roekland aged 80 years.
In Boston 9TH inst, Mrs Hannah Smith, formerly
of York Ne, aged 81 years mos.
In New Orleans I'D ult, Albert G Robinson, men,
Der of 18th Me Regt, and son of Increase Robinson
formerly of Skowhegan aged A years.
AT Dayid's Island Ny, in the Hospital of typhoid
fever Charles III Moves son of MIR A Moves, of this
city, a member of Co Il LIST Mass Regt aged Fl years
In Moncton NIB 9th inst, William NJ, son of VIM NJ
Workman, of Portland, Me, aged Is months.
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Duties Collected at Portland Custom House
S130,739 IS 1864, 046 SO

-V-We understand that the "Hunkers"
at this time,) received numerous broadsides of
patriotic discharges from several of our most
prominent pulpits on Sunday last We were
pleased to learn that no less than ten clergy
men have applied for the post of Chaplain of
who face the batteries in the field, let us also
respect those who have the independence to
fire into the masked batteries of treason at
home.
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MARRIED.

In Windham 10th inst by ii c Freeman, Esq Mr.
Alonzo Mckinney to Miss Esther ID Hanson both
of W.
In Lnneus Sd inst, Mr. Richard Adams, of L, to
Miss Frances c Lougee, of New Limerick
In Norridgewock It'll inst, Mr. Charles NJ Rowe, of
18th Regt Me Vols. TO Miss Abbie IA Prescott; MIR
lsah II Rowe, of 10Th Regt, to Miss Sarah A Rowe,
of Springfield.
In Chelsea 9th inst, Capt rayson to Miss Sarah
NJ Loring, both of Rockport Me.
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or was more profuse of his contempt of the
thief
To-day occur the exercises of class-day, and
a prize defamation by the Junior Glass, of
which will give you an account tomorrow.
A town meeting is to be called here to pay a
bounty to our quota of the second 100000
We propose to raise our quota without draft,
men be in for only nine months. FULLER.
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WindIlsa,n-Caucus.

Tn Republicans of Windham. and all others who
are in favor of sustaining the present National and
State Administrations and for the speedy and final
suppression of tho existing wicked and groundless
REBELLION against the best in the world,
Ct Whatever cost Of life and property requested
10 meet 1t the Town House, in said town, Satur-
day the 18th inst, ct O'Clock in the afternoon to
lect delegates to the County and Senatorial Conven-
Son, holden at Portland on the 18th inst. Also to
select Town Committee for 1853.
Per Order of the Town Committee.
Windham, Aug 8, 1851. Aida wtd
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WAR DErARrxrxr.

WAR DKPARrNExr,
Washington, August &. 1652
pROP0sALs will be received by this Department.
u until Il. VI. on the 26th Of August ls63 for the
devery q the following arsenals. Of horse equip
fed:
AT the wstertown AnenaI. wsscrtown, Ma.uuchu-
At the watervlict Arsenal, West Troy. New York,
1000 sets. '''' -
AT the New York Arsenal. Governors Island. New
AT the FranIford Arsenal, Bridesburs Psnnyivs-
Al The n. A 3 y. Arsenal Pittsburgh rsan.
At the s. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis. Misssssi. no.
These sets Of horse equipment, are 10 he fprp,sbes
complete, except the horse brush curry-comb ariaf
picket-pin, link, and BLANKET. SAMPLES oan b a.
amined ut each Of the above-named arsenais They
delivered before being received by the Government;
none 70 be accepted or paid for but such - are APP
Deliveries must be made in lots of not less than az
y sets per week for all contracts Of 500 sets
der one hundred sets per week for all contracts Of
dred per week for ali contracts Of nom one thcr
sand TO two thousand sets Eve hundred sets per wct
for all contracts Of from two thousand to M thee
sand sets; and eight hundred sets per week for -
contracts Of from six thousand TO ten tbousandfsts
Failure to deliver at specified time viii subjsct
ssSss q s, 70 o fs o. the quantity S b DE-
cd, i've sets In box in the customary manner-b>z<
and saddles of assorted numbers; and the contz6ts
70 be distinctly marked on the outer ends of TX ~
The boxes TO be charged at cost to be- T.
the inspector 1ne~ ~
Bidders viii state explicitly in theirx ~.
time. quantity and place Of each deljyr Tsh 49,.
ty obtaining contract will be ree<;rs3 a. ..<.- -
of the same /'no iAa'hiu i.iniment
bas q pe, = wB' are not manufacturers or reg
snd u, Ie' - vok win not be considered:
sne ~ ,aient r. res the right 10 reject auv
". s,'s 1917 5eing made, successful bidders,
- 80 81 - .ssslted; they will be furnished
q .he1u p, a"e VI VIC pono no4s'1co
'e''-.,A will 10 addressed to
General JAMES w. RIPLEY,
Chief Of Ordnance,
As Washington, y. c.
"a VII b. eud1ssed = ~
Proposals for Horse Eqnipmenfs',
.,.sil----F, JAMES w RIPIEx-
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on Saturday, the following delegates were
chosen for the County Convention:
Henry PenLell John Mayall, Parker S. Lib
by, G. w. Freeman. f. S. White, Chairman,
&. c. Foster, Secretary.
Gray, August 9th, 1862.
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STATE OF MAINE.
HEAD QUARTERS.
ADJurAST GENERALS OFFICE,
Augusta. August 3. 1862.

Augusta, August ., 1862.
GENERAL ORDER No. a.
J. Five Regiments Of Infantry having been organ
zed Tor the service of the United States from the
nsted Volunteers furnished by the respective Cities
towhs anu plantations, or portion Of them In full
" part Oh their several quotas In making up this
o'ate portion OF the 10000 additional volunteers
called for by the President, the authority Of the Gov
ernor and Commander-inChief to organize addition
a. regiments from such enlisted men Is exhausted,
su n u Is hereby announced that no more new Regi-
menfs, under said call, will be raised.
III. The remaining recruits beyond the number re-
gn.e1 Tor the new Regiments aforesaid, viz: the
Ioth lith, 18th, 10Th and 10th Of Maine Volunteers
are requested to report At Augusta immediately, to
ne assigned TO the companies Of their choice In the
Regiments and corps of Maine Volunteers, i'm the
neid Ihcy viii be paid the same Bounty from their
etics anu towns as that received by members Of the
new regiments above named. and ten dollars moro
eouhty from the State, with 50 additional premium
rom tne General Government. Their duties as MEM
oers Of the old organizations will be lighter and plea
ana their situation In every respect more CON-
io,,hoie than In new Regiments
III Inc attention of the municipaf authorities of
ces ana towns Is respectfully called TO the necessity
Of providing forthwith for the completion Of the en-
hsimenf and acceptance in one Of the old Reg
ments, OF their respective quotas
Nv. where men have not already been snlisfed
mustered and accepted TO the extent or their re-
pectve quotas, the deficiency IL not supplied by i'm
mediate volunteer enlistments win be made by bv
dram, as authorized by the War Department
BY Order Of the Commander-in-Chief
JOHN L. HODsDON
augiidSdwlw Adjutant General.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-12

THE TWENTIETH REGIMENT.-We had the
pleasure of meetingour friend Major GILMORE
of the Goth Regiment, last evening. He is
still quite lame from the effects of his wound,
but is going into camp to-day. There were
seven hundred men of the goth in camp last
night, and it win be full tomorrow.
sg-Company II. 10th Regiment, is from
Aroostook, and is commanded by Capt. ID. II.
Johnson.
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NEW YORK. August Q.
The foreign dry goods imports for the week were
2024046. against S5545S7 last year. and 81 $50
in 1850. The total In 1862 $50 25 $40; in 1851.
So. 90, la; and in 1850. So. $50 246.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-H. A. LAMB, NJ. D.,
Office. corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets,
Portland, Ne.
III Particular attention paid to Surgery, includ-
ing diseases of the eye and ear. aug7-6md
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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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DESTIsTRy.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 24l Con-
gress Street first door east of LIST Parish Church.
Portland, Ne. aug7dly
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NEW York. August II.

The barque Raindeer reports that the Brit
ish steamship Scotia, with cargo of arms for
the rebels, sailed from Barbados for Nassau
July 18th, and when going out of the harbor
hoisted the rebel flag.
Port Royal dates of the 7th state that the
gunboat Madilla captured the British steamer
Sadona, as she was trying to run the blockade.
She had been previously struck while trying
to run by Fort Pulaski. She has a heavy
cargo.
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FOREIGN IMPORTS.

CHIvARIE Ms. Sch Mary Jane-ll5 tons plaster
master.
MAITLAND Ms. Sch B King-25 cords wood
order.
WINDSOR Ms. Sch Armaugh-lOo tons plaster
master.
Sch Ihos Dickson-130 tons plaster master
NEWPORT Ms. Sch Morning Star-l7O tons plas-
ter order. -
FREDERICKToNN NIB. Sch Onward-eo M feet
lumber J Miller.
ST GEORGE NIB Sch Fannie Mtchell-loO M fl
lumber j Miller.
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SPOKEN.


July IL, lat ~ IS, Ion 81 40. ship Victory. New
York for Liverpool.
July II, of Sandy Hook. ship Resolu.e frtsa'sn.
from New York for Liverpool
July %, lat DO Ion SO. bark Henry TgoNhT ee u1i
New York for Barbados.
Aug g. lat 80 43, Ion - 50. bark frtsas f'aseEinr
of and from Boston for New Orleans.
Aug 4, lat 36s. Ion "A 10, bark "DiIeT painted
wbitel bound ).
Aug A. of Key West, bark Laura Russ. from 4.
for New York.
Aug 8, of Montauk bark ID c Ycaton, from New
castle Z for PHILADELPHIA.
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SAILING OF OCEAN srEAMsHIps.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar ines The steamers for from Liverpool call Mt
Queenstown except the Canadian line which call at
londonderry.
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FERRY FROM PORTLAND
- TO TIE
Ottawa House, Cushing's Island.

@nns on and afier Monday, August Afh,
E%IlxSA,f-the steamer TCTE will leave Grand
k1sez< Trunk Depot Wharf 81. and 1oi A.
NJ; and 1, 3. s and p. NJ. Returning. leave the
Island at 6i Q and III A. NJ; and 2. 4 and Top. NJ
~ TICKETS l2I CENTS EACH WAY.
auplltf
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a American Girl to do Homework I'm 4 small
q the Press Office. al2 n S
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY


The Republicans, and all Others in the County Of
Cumberland who are In favor of sustaining the pres
emit National and State Administrations and for the
speedy and Small suppression of the existing wicked
and eroundless rebellion against the best government
IN tSe world, 1t whatever cost Of life and property
are requested send delegates to meet in the NEW
Cry HALL, In Portland, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10. 1862,
Ct 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for
REGISTER OF DEEDS,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
COUNTY TREAsURER,
SHERITF,
COUNTY ATTORNEY, and
Four SENATORS.
Also to elect County Committee for the ensuing
year. ,
Each city and town win be entitled to two dele
rates and one delegate in addition for the first fy
votes and one delegate for each one hundred votes
fsboye fffyJ and one delegate when the fraction ex
ceeds fty votes cast for the Republican candidate
lar (savarnar I'm l66l namely:
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday. August II.
ARRIVED.

Sch W King, lBrl Campbell, Maitland Ms.
Sch Armaugh, tBrl Conlon, Windsor Ms.
Sch Thos Dickson. (Brl Marsters Windsor rs
Sch Mary Jane. tBrl Dexter, Cbivarie Ms.
Sch Morning Star lBrl Mills, Newport rs.
Sch Onward, tBr) Brannon, Fredericton NIB.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Boston.
Sch Merrill. johnson, Boston. fFNTrWFN
Sch Rosa, Sawyer, Boston.
Sch Harriet Fuller, Hamilton, Boston.
Sch L Lindsey, Kicker, Boston.
Sch Oriana, Linnell Bangor. % itff
Sch / ii Benton. Orr, Harpswell. IT
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowell. New YO4k
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Bombay June 2, ship Harriet & Jessie. Deshon.
unc.
At Barcelona 22d uit. bark Comet, Rogers. from
Newport L, ar 9TH, disg.
At Leghorn 18th ult, ship Alexandrine, Titcomb,
for Boston. ldg, to sail about 10 inst.
Ar at Genoa 18th ult, ship Zenobia. Peters Newport
Eng.
Ar at Gibraltar 1lth ult. ship Sunrise Irvine, Va
lenca land sailed same day for New York;
At do 1ith brig Ocean Spray, Stubbs, from Men,
the crew.
Passed Isle Of Wight I'D ult ship Sir John Frank
lin. Despeaux, from Bremen for Baltimore.
Sailed from Rio Janeiro june 20, brig Brothers,
Brooks, Monteyideo
At Sagua I'D ult. bark Tacony for Philadelphia II
DAYS.
Cid at Grand Turk TT 18th ut, brigs Julia Z Arey
Newport ri; Beaver Tapley, Holmes Hole.
At ST Johns PR 18th ult, brig Frances Jane Ga
Baltimore, TO sail 9th.
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CINCINNATI, August IL.
Gen. McCook's body has been received here,
and is lying in state to-day. The funeral will
take place tomorrow.
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CLEARED.

Brig Lillian, Swazey, Cardenas, John Lynch Co.
Sch Mathews Mathews. sydney CB, McGilvrey,
Ryan Davis.
Sch Ocean. Pearcc, Baltimore, X York Son.
Sch Olive Elizrbefh, Hamilton, Boston, Brown
Sons.
Sch Rosa, Sawyer, Boston, J Brown Sons.
Sch Unison, Mann, Boston, Jos II White.
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DISASTERS.

Bark Damon. tof Bangor) Bartlett, at Boston, from
Ardrossan. in gale from SW Sd ult in Let "A "a lon
% 80 sprung aieak and the 18th In another gale
the leak increasing, obliged TO throw overheard
about 60 tons of iron TO keep her from sinking The
vessel now leaks 1850 strokes per hour.
has been got of and taken into Hull About 40 tons
of coal was also saved.
Sch Maria Pickup. Baker, at New York from Har-
rsons Landing, reports eth inst. IL miles of Bar
negat, fore and aft sch of about 200 tons bot
tom up; had bottom coppered
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MINIATURE ALMANAC-Tuesday. Aug 70
Sun rises, morn. 30 1 Length of DAYS. IA I
Sun sets, eve. .........T Moon rises. ...... 8 8
High Water, morn. IL AZ
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tR-A1l ship Viking. 1919 tons, built at Bath
1853, has been sold In New York for about $4,000.

1853, has been sold In New York for about $4,000
LAuNcHED-At Cnerryfeld 9Th inst from the yard
of Talbot Smith, Esq, fine copper-fastened brig,
built In the most thorough manner and of good
terials, called the NEPoNsET, about 230 tons. She
the modern improvements, 10 owned by the builders
Messrs W lillian Nickes & Son. and Others of Cher.
n Tracey, of Gouldsboro, who will command her
She will load lumber at Millbridge for Porto Rico,
and back to Boston from Turks Island with salt.
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NEW lORk, August III.
The Herald has a list of casualties of Sat
urday's fight, among whom were the follow.
ing: wounded, J r Morrill,, 10th Me-; Lieut..
Sargent, do; VS. Midway, do; II 5 Bartlett,
and A McBroom, 10th Me-; J W Emerson.d do.
Bckford, 9th Me. battery; VIM. Wallack,
10th Me-; Smith, do: L. Palmer, 9th Me-
battery; b 5 Cobb, 10th; Geo Matrix, 9Th Me.
battery; VIM J Collamer, I'd Me. battery; ID
Wufant, } Stevens, L Powers, John
son, Stevens, 10th; Frank Andrews, 9th;
Lancaster, Lieut. Morrow, 10th.
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HUDSON, NO., August 0.
Additional particulars of the fight between
Col. McMilrs command and Porter's guerillas
at Kirksville some days since, have been re-
ceived here. LIS dead bodies were found on
the field and buried. Their entire loss could
not have been less than 300. 1t is intimated
on reliable authority that fully 1000 of Porter's
gang have deserted him and are scattered sew
eral hundred of them beisg prisoners. The
balance are rapidly dwinding, pursued by Col.
McMills' troops in four columns. The federal
loss was killed and % wounded
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NOTICE is hereby given, that whereas
IN Benjamin +. Cheney and Arson H.
Bracket, partners under the firm name of
Cheney & Brackett, of st Charles, Floyd coun-
ty. State Of Iowa, did on the 18th day of
December, A. ID. 1857, make and file in the
Recorders Office of said county, general as
Segment of their property for the benefit of
9heir creditors, and also assumed to pay the
debts of the firm Of Cheney & Stinson Of said
st. Charles-to Albert l.. Collins as assignee.
and whereas the undersigned Milo Gilbert, J
was duly appointed and qualified assignee Of
said Cheney & Bracket, in place of said A. l..
Collins by the District Court of said county,
at the July Term A. ID. 1850 thereof, There
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