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Louisville, Sept 2.-The Legislature having
removed 10 this city, the Senste soembIed st noon
to-day
Mr. Speed from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported that the House bill TO organizs
the Union Gun and Artillery Corps Of the State
OF Kentucky be recommended to the COMMITTEES
on Military Affairs.
In the House Mr.. Thomas offered the following
resolution
"R.sogred, That the COMMITTEE on Military
Affairs be and they are hereby Instructed 70 in-
Quire into the propriety OF calling out immedi-
ately 50 coo men to for thirty or sixty days,
for the purpose Of eIpelling the Confederate
armies from Kentucky
Mr. Durham offered the following resolution:
sRsSoired. That Il 10 the imperative duty Of
those having command Of our military forces that
they shall take the most speedy measures %
drive the invading Reoels from the limits OF ths
State, and that any policy looking 70 the abandon
ment Of the interior Of the State, and Of removing
to the line OF the Ohio river, 10 unwise and i'm
polite
The Mayors proclamation 10 nobly responded
TO. Citizens are enrolling themselves In the
wards, and the Home Guards are ready for ser
vice. Gen. Wright has declared martial law In
Jefferson county.
There IL great excitement throughout the city
The cotton brokers removing Their cotton
arfoss the river, and numerous citizens are NOV
inc their vaIuables. fearing that the Rebels will
attempt TO capture tne cry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

AE9EaBUkY sAL.,
MONDAY, sepreuberI,
AND DURING .HG WEEK,
ANOTHER WEEK OF WONDERSy
NEW PIECES NEW FAS E8w SUCCESSES,
The famous
0OUR OF EAUYY
viii Ep7ear io night.
Continued success of the original and ealy
NJ L L z 81 A K I n T A,
THE EEA UTIFUL
and fascinating
SPANISH DANsEUSE,
TL,rt week Of
MISE CLARA EUTLER,
Chs L AndsoEls and Dashlng Songsssess.
Bliss JENNY ALIEN.
Vie NinnILs, Pretty tnd Atusc,ivo Dapseuss.
FirEt night Of
MISS AMELIA WELLES,
che Claiming SonIrtress snG Actress.
Fret night OF
MI II tiZs sta.
FIRST mig sf.ss svss: s,Is and actress.
Mlss NAE MAE g Bt Il diRR,soN
Mss FANNY Ch IL IsF Hos or.
,, .p s tS . b SgJtE AMERICAN p.,,o
miIniss.
Mr., BOB BART,
The Favorite and Funny Eth Orlsn Comedian,
Mr.. LEW SIMMONS.
rhe unIiyaed Dapiclss REd omsdIaD.
MASTER TOMMY.
The DoG0.J Distilled Essonoe Of Fun.
WILLS ARMSTRONG,
The Psntomimist, JugKer, DO.
AND MANY OTHER NOVELTIES!
Oreat ssccess And fourth night Of tho Button
Bursting, Ssrlo Oomiov, MslO Drs-
mat,o Psntonime of
VOLrAU VENT.
Or,
A NIsHT's ADVENTURES.
Atraieeiap Is oan,s. OruhoetrA ChlIrs % aepA.
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LATEST By TELBGRAPH.
PROCLAMATION or GOVERNOR CuRs
Tin To ARM IHE STATE OF
FENNsYLvANIA.
A Pressing Necessity

PHILApzLPHII, Sept. &.-Tbe Bulletin sysr-
Just a. we 20 TO pres, we learn that Gov. CW-
tin has determined to issue q proclamation to
arm the State. or courss the emergency that
leads to this couiss In most pressing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

THE REST GONE OFF WITH JACKSON.
Last night, Major KemPer, Of the 10th New
Yo,k Cavalry, made reconnaissance in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Cenheville, capturing four
rebel soldiers. One OF them stated tha: there
are now only about twenty Thousand rebel
troops in our ifUa., andsf General Lonsrreet,
the balance having gone OF with Jackson In some
direction unknown to him. We give his story
70 the public only for what it may be worth.
A cavalry reconnaissance made last nix 1t In the
vicinity Of Vienna and Langley, revealed tie
fact that the rebel cavalry lately In those neigh
borhoods are no longer lowering about there.
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LOSS OF THE STEAM YRIaAIE Adj.
ROyDACK.

NV YORK, Sept 4.-rhe aew steam niese
Adirondack, mounting IL guns, has been WRECKED
OF Abaco Island. The disaster will prove tota,
Io1s Her crew was saved
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GENERAL, ORDER.

Fdr Department, 4djntGn, Generals OEic,,l
Washington, September }. lSol. 5
General Orders, No. 12i.
The Honorable Joseph Holt has been appointed
by the President Judge Advocate General Of the
Army, with the rank OF Colonel. He will enter
upon bis duties without delay.
By order Of the secretary Of War.
r.. ID. TOWNSEND, AsX,r hdjt Grncral.
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PfasoxAL ch6paaa saA Adyufaste-
w. Thompson, ID Indiana cavalry, and Capt, A.
d. Collins, sth Pennsyivsais volunteer, are %
the Metropolitan.
Mss Sen. Banks and stas, and Mo- Gen. aca
and stan were at w lizards, today.
Wiliards' Han 10 crowded via af4oe0 q ~
United ststss volunSeeu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

srefErAsf skwAns SECRETARY Seward rrr
turned at O'clock last night from his residence
In New Yort, and Immediately drove cot TO the
Soldiers Home, where he rems. ned IN consulu-
ton with the President until midnight.
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THE METROPOLITAN BAYH ROOMS,
1 FIonrg y 81. nnd Pa. So, bst lila and l2th sfs

FIontg D 81. nnd Pa. So, bst 11tA and l2th SIS.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Are Low open and really for oil persons who de-
sire Hot or Gold, Shower, Steam, Vakor and Med
ioA,ed Baths
AT great ex pence these Baths have been fitted up
To NEE. n wait long fe.t in his CITY, aad now
ofsr 10 tie oltiz sLs Of Washington tine Q suite
Of Ba;hiny Rom az ever opened to any public In
the United Ststes.
Ali are invItcf 30 cali and sec for themselves.
NJ CpeI ficIG q IN until lG p IN; on Sundays
from q, ~ 10 y. Shese rooms are uLder the iD
mediate observation-disclosures CT JUsTus CHoLLAR,
from New York, lone OF the prCpr!etors.D who
Thoroughly understands the bathI-g business in all
its branches. al l6-lm
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4, llk q. m.-fint board
Long Bonds, PIX even-snd-three tenths Treas
ury Notes, 100; U. 9. Old Demand Notes, 9 PEG
cent. premium. Gold, lI7k. Market eIsited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

EREE CONCERy A1HHE WASHINGTON
L ACADEMY OF MuslC, ass Pa. avenue,
between 9Th and 10Th sits NEW ARRANs RMIHf@
The uOders!sn ed is happy t. Ennounce that he hes
efoo,ed an engs cement win Mr. al Try JUNG
NICK IL, the satest vtoIonceho PLAY nov in
sooye hal, in company with other siArs Also;
SiSNOhA SFtDr.i. has Ec.n re-engaged and
Will delight our visitors With her mag nih cept
Songs, ruets, ct, Mr, ADoLPH WELLEN,
= host of .lebtuns1rsarted - any eStsb'ishment
IN the oity ChoIoe ReIeihmsnt. constsn ny on
hapd. Ohi'ers In at:end.uos 10 preserve order.
Concert oonmsr ces at O'Clock IA.
al ~ At HENRY KUSENTHAL, ProD'r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

NEW AMP slMPLIFIED METHOD FOR
~ PLANO FORTE AND SINGING.
Professor ALEXANDER WOLOWSkI, Pr
snst and Composer. has returned fromM@
the London Exhibition. and opens a$YXH
oUurse for the tlapO and Singing By hlss -
New g. Smrl.6 ed Method. By Prot. w oiovskl'c
syatem psrsOn having on. y q light know ledge OF
Ian SO VIII be enabled N very short nIno TO read
muslc vi rat facility and execute oPerauo Is
we'll IS classical music With rare perfection, As
to the Vooa. part, BY Ills way of voc sization he
arrive. ~ moot ext eordlnary results. renders the
yojcs powerful, and enables the singer to vocaize
WITH facility, cccurecJ and fine quality Of tone
Prot WoloWski resolves visitors daily from 10
O'Clock p NJ, AZ his resideLcc. No. 4sl Tenth et.,
bet Seen T. and +. i6- I'm
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BOARDING..

FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
"A moda.ed with pleasant Rooms AID Board, at
39s SiIte nth street &c S ST
EOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
FURNISHED ROOMS, With or without Board,
Il at&4S street, near seventh SeyerAl elo-
Esnt TOOLS now vacant. gentlemen wanting good
accommOd suops should apply early. au g 1Vs
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LIED

LIED
Or 49, ~ instant CSRG!I-E MAR0kREy,
90 y obl'G OF OIrver IL sid Isst Ia Reed, aSed
rear mon rs O Vi w. t.,s.
IL t5h tlIy, On " ed. star, Ssptsnbsr I'd, M
TBONh" LARK .fIer ling. ring iIlnses.
H's funsT will take r.cs from ais late resi-
nee, 20. soS y s''eHt, hats cen s:h and nth 10
m Trov TldayD at IA 20 Ock,
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O CLOCK ? q.
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
CAVALRY Reconnaissance.
THE REST GONE OFF WITH JACKSON

ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND REBELS IN
OUR FRONT UNDER LUNGSTREET.
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On the - Ir~act, BY the Rev J. q, Pmrth.
PRANK NJ. il I,:TqFIELD, lats Of PbliadeI,
p ia TO Hiss =. AFN 8. daughter OF Or OwsH
mrNsoy, Of this o.tV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

SIcosp d. @. RrsIMsNT lit having besn RI
mosed hat over 100 men Of the ID gi1ent ID. O
volunteers had deserted, We are requested 70 say
that the rumof Is utterly untrue, - not ose mar
has deserted. On the contrary, about Afty vhs
had been absent on leave have recently retoined
their regiment. The regiment 10 now stationed
IN the vicinity Of Port Albany across the river
where their friends can communicate with then
by letter or pac kaye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

corNTxRTEIf MoNEY-Mr. VIM. De Bos was
arrested on Tuesday last charged with an attempt
Of 6eanga, Ohio" at the banking houses Of Jay,
Cooke Co, and that of Lewis Johnson Co
Mr.. De Boz having proved to the satisfaction of
the magistra e that he obtained possession Of the
money innocenuy, he was released, and the notes
were turned over TO tie property clerk of the
Metropolitan Police, to be there retained a. evil
dence, Mr.. De Bos desiring to make the party
who gave him the money remunerate him for his
No.
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morn rRooPs.-rhe 10Th PennsylvaAfa a.
rived at the depot last evening, and were quar-
tered at the "Rest" Thsy Bumber g5S men,
and are under The command Of Col. Carter. They
len for Virginia this morning
The l22d New York, numbering go mea, re-
cruited from the vicinity OF Syracuse, arrived
some hours later than the formef, ana took quar-.
teD ut the "Rest." They afe Q lne, salwarth
body Of men, and will doubtless make tibet Z
marx. The following are the principal Officers
Col. silas Titus Lieut. Col. A. W. Dwight, and
NsJ Jos. B. Davis.
Quite a large number Of recruits from all parts
Of the country, numbering six or seven hundred,
arrived during yesterday and last night.
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poisU.-John Cosgrove, sleeping In the street;
II oeak costs. Henry Hodge and W. F. aougton /,
disorasgly, turned over TO the military. John
keanedv and Dennis Cunningham, drunk do.
Geo w ashington. sleep In wagon; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

THI EMANCIPATION Commission have ordered
that all claimants having slaves rho have No. been
appraised be required to bring them forward with.
ths Commissioners VIII take up and dispose OF
sueA eases a. may be contested On Tie grouAd o.
loyalty O otherwise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

MrIpYR.-This morning, about , O'Clock, q
solsfed man named Jotn Adams, was killed In
. hoase kept by colored womaR In an alley be-
tween z and l., and Fourth and Fifth streets
west, BY coloTed man named Augustus Ford.
Adams was formerly driver for Judge Bowie
In Annapolis, Md. The only witneaG who saw
the shes fred was small boy, about ID years old
ceased came to his death by the hands Of Angus
sis Ford, colored. The general belief Is that
jealousy was the cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

CITY RAILRoAps We hear that the e1teasions
q the City Railroad 10 the Navy Yard, and up
IN all this month. The managers Of this work
manifest great energy In pushing II forward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

A NOVELTY Harvey has become not only
famous by his celebrated steamed oysters, but
also by his novel style of advertising. Yesterday
bis placard was borne through the streets by a
gemman Of COLOR" clad In oyster patched
garments, and gracefully drsped In the American
nag. Some little excitement was created BY
some peculiarly sensitive people, who misinter-
pfe4eA Harveyfs meaning, and Who did not seem
10 appreciate his novel mode Of adveStiaing But
soos the excitement subsidized, and the joke was
REGARDED as one OF the best Of the seaaop-indeed
almost a. good as Harvey's oysters. I
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rIia1 WAND STATION CAsDs-Bsfs~s yssssss
Ct-Chariotte Tipsico, eolored, disorderly;
JossPh Kantz and Peter Pilsesr. drunk; turned
svss 10 military. Geo Dugsn, drank; Aied g..
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CIDER FOR TIE ARMY.

h'Oh fENT--NestJ furnished HDOMa. with
l. good postdIns, cav be had Oh fbHnsI!sau
evepss. Aslij ~ Bar Uttee. a. H-IMs
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Admission Is cents; Orohoetr. Chairs 70 cents.
Doors cssl 2t ~; psrform sIoe at Cd O'Clock.
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Police The Third wsrd patrol reported yss-
to-day J. ID. Lsknan, disofdsrly conduct; fined
81 John 6 Fuss, do; do. Richard Hamilton ,
ooicfed, do; do.-by Justice CLARK.
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PsIIcI-Alexander Noble, drunk; turned over
70 The military. 3. w. Frost, drunk ana disor-
defiyi DO Peter Bohmsyer, larceny Of boots and
Shoes JAIL Tor court-by Justice DenA.
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0AYoA's OSyIsx
City Hab, septemoef Q, l6a.
~paoyees o. this Corporation sselequesied to
ttstossIyes at the Mayors OEcs.
Richard WALLACH,
at-i Hr.aB Mytr.
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6v1 LADY ra1ENrS 9ho want Stamping done
good and cheap should take their goods 70 oeox
Seventh street west, between l. and a streets
aad select from the finest LOT Of patterns ever Of
red In this city. Remsmoer, BON It's
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u PIANOS.
low price will a. Va, find Ito ia1ssS
eortMent at the MabIo Store OF W. .. mVyYI
MEl ZEROTY, Sole Agent OF s'e1n"AS
& e0ns. 49,
severAl Second hand Pianos at lox laees, or
aecomH odsting terms, q Me NJ 1aiS Sep'SS NNr1
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-08


VARIOUS ITEMS OF WAR NEws.-Lieut
Whiting arrived at Providence on Friday, from
the army, having lost an arm by a cannon
shot.
He is positive that We lost but one seige gun
and one wagon. All the supplies were got
away in safety. This information he got from
the officers in Geu. McClelIan's camp on Mon
day, evening, when the full extent of our loss
was known.
Our loss after the five or six days fighting
in killed, wounded and prisoners, was estimat-
ed at fifteen thousand. Some placed it higher,
but Lieut., Whiting believes fifteen thousand
to be nearer the truth.
Seventeen hundred sick and wounded SOL
diers are to be sent to Rhode Island to be car
ed for, and comfortable quarters are being
secured by the State officials.
The New York Herald has letter from
Hiton's Head, June Both, which states that
the enemy were appearing in strong force OPP
posite Port Royal Island, with the evident
intention ofdriving our troops from Port Royal
ferry, so that Beaufort would be at their mer-
cy. Troops and gunboats were en- route for
the exposed locality, and and no fears were
entertained of conflict should one take
place.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-08

brigs Nautilus. -, Pcrnambuco; Renshaw, Pierce,
Csdi,; Lizzie Treat, csowell, zsza; ~ King Ecu.
Compliance, Gafcomb, Portland.
Alfo cid 9th, ship Calhoun, Truman. Liverpool.
NEW HAVEN. Ar I'd, sch Dolphin, Rosebrooks,
Passport; Zicayo, Murch Calais.
MYSTIC. Ar 4tb, schs Jenny Lind, Rathbone.
PROVIDENCE. Ar 4th, bark Add Ell Kader. FL
bridge Ardrossan; sch Barnes Bliss, Hatch, Bangor.
Also ar 4th. sch II Arcularias. Hsskel. Pictons
Sailed 9Th, sch Ann Wallace, Mibridgc.
BRISTOL. Ar 4th. sch Adelaide, Clark, Ellsworth.
NEWPORT. Ar 4th, schs Wilson Crawford, Mum
Passport for Philadelphia; Caroline Grant, Pres
PAwTUCKET Ar 5th, sch Malcolm, Jones,
FAST GREENWICH Ar 4th sch. FLORENCE.
Garbage Rockland 9Th. Van Buren,, Wal. Calais for
FALL RIVER. Ar 4th. sch Ospray, Wentworth,
YARMoUTnPoRT. Sailed 10th. sch Rochester.
PLYMOUTH. Piled I'd. sch Bctsey Ames. Call.
H6LIGEs' HOLE Ar 5,h, brig Charles II Frost.
Iiopkins Csrdenas for orders.
Goree I'd ult brig Monte Crisio, Churchill GoIaives
i5th nlt schs Mary Elizabeth Higgins Leprcaux
Also ar sth SalR Edmond Dwight c.n,;ns,,m
snrinam 18th nit: schs Jones, Wooster. Hancock:
Manchester, Williams. Franklin; Sea Bird, shaw.
Also ar It'll, ships Revere, Rocko. Liverpool May
-; wallace, Lane, New Orleans 11th ult, Pass 18th,
Trade Wind axs Mepton Sap M US. az
ter 9Th ult; Odd Fellow Cove, Calais; Donworth.
Bradbury Maehias Spy, Phillips, Bangor; Aeghan,
san,, Msldooor9 Maine Williams Hailoweil; Gold
Telegraphed. ships James Hovey, from New Or
leans Tropic. from Manila.
" the Bay. brig MansaniIls from cardenas.
1a o,d 5.h' esrks Benz Burgess snow cicnfaegos;
Also cid 7th, brig Billow. Cottrell Baltimore
SALEM. Ar 9th, sch Thomas c Bartlett, Hallett.
CALAIS. sailed2d, brig Almira. Pre.sev. wick
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-08
STATE OF MAINE.
HEAD QUARTERS.
GENERAL ORDERS. No. Is.

GENERAL ORDERS, No. IS.
In pursuance Of reguisition and authority from the
President of the United States, the Governor and
Commander-in-Chicf orders aud directs.
1st-That two additional Volunteer Regiments of
infantry for the service of the Government be raised
and organized forthwith The Seventeenth will rem
devious at Portland and the Eighteenth at Ban gor-
The exgency of the occasion is such that the utmost
expedition and vigilance Is required.
DIV hereas the ununiormed Militia Of this state,
constituted provided BY chapter ten Of the Resised
Statutes and subsequent acts Is subject active duty
I'm case Of insurrection war. invasion TO prevent
INVASION, to be mustered into the service of the
United States, upon requisifion made upon the Gov
ernor and Commander-in-C hicf by the President of
the United States, by virtue Of the Constitution and
Acts Of Congress, and the exigency having arisen
when the Governor and Commandeg-in-C hief is au-
thorized and required TO call the said ununiformcd
Militia or portion thereof into actual services II il
orcercd that the Major General of each Division in
this state take forthwith for the orsani-
rolled nnuniformed Militia Of his command bv the
issue of orders forthwith the Orderly Sergeafs Of
such companies to call out their companies without
delay for the elections Of officers returns whereof gro
to be made to the Adjutant General forthwith. A6er
the receipt of such returns orders will be promulga-
ted for the organization of two regiments of Militia
in each division. to be formed and constituted from
said companies by detachment or detail. II Is ex-
pected that this duty Of calling out companies and
the shortest possible time after the receipt Of this
der.
will be relieved from service under this order upon
ensting in either of the regiments of Maine volun-
teers already In the field being raised for the
service of the United States In which case each will
receive premium of two dollars. one months adj
vance pay and bounty of twenty five dollars In ad-
vance. To those who join regiment already in the
field. the advance pay and bounty will be made each
upon his muster individually into the service. IL he
joins regiment. he win receive his advance pay
upon the muster Of his company into the service and
his advance bounty upon the mastering Of his regi
ment, making the total amount which he will have
received, upon the muster-n of his regiment. Forty
Dollars
In addition to the foregoing at the expiration Of
his term of enlistment. upon his honorable dis
charge from service. he will receive further cash
bounty of seventy five dollars. which, In the event Of
his DEATH is payable TO his family.
Recruiting agents will receive authority in writing
from the Adjutant General. and such other persons
a may hereafter be designated.
by order of the Commandcr-in-Chief
JOHN L. HODSDON,
d&wu Adjuant General.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-08
DIED..

In this city 4th inst Henry Drummond Paine. SON
OF Henry L and Hannah Paine, aged years.
In West Falmouth 4fh inst, Capt Isaac Leighton
aged 70 years.
In standish 9th inst Almira +. daughter of Joseph
and Mary Webster.
In Foxcraft 2lst ult, Mary Jane, wife Of Mr. John
Thaycr, and daughter of the late Jacob Jones ESQ
OF foxcraft, aged ~ years. Portland Mirror please
copyl
In Georgetown 4th inst, Capt Nehemiah Baker
aged 81 years II mos
In Bath 4th inst. Mrs Winnie Buccannon, aged IS
years
Gray. aged % years
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF MAINE.
To ne People Of MINI.

To the People n Maine:
An additional number Of troops Is required bv tho
exigeney OF the public service, and IL raised minedi
afely it Is believed by those who have the best means
OF knowledge that the win be brought TO i, eedv
and glorious issue OF this number the President Of
the United States desires and expects that Maine
should furnish her proportion quota
our gallant and patriotic State has done her whole
duty in the past and she will alter nor fail in the
present nor in the future
That her material interests may be protected and
advanced that tranquility peace may be restored
throughout the land. that the Constitution and the
Union, which have been TO all the source OF nm
measured blessings, may be preserved; that Liberty
Of which they the inspiration are the selected
guardians. may be saved. and that the light OF one
great example may shine brighter and brighter to
guide. to cheer and TO bless the nations 10 aid in
all these, invoke Of the people of this State PROMPT
and hearty response TO this new demand upon their
patriotism; aud may they all unite in the work that
Is before them, each laboring In his own sphere do
ing what he can BY his example influence and sympa
Disappointing his treasure his time. his strength
his heart and his highest hope to the Of his
country.
General Orders will be issued Immediately, giving
authorityf for raising Regiments Of Infantry and
for calling into actual service portion of the unun-
formed Militia of the State
ISRAEL wAsHBURS. Jn
JOSEPH n. HALL. Scc'y OF State.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-08

sB-We learn from Woodstock paper that
work has been recommended on the railroad
and vigorously prosecuted. The rails have
been laid up across the South Richmond road
within two miles of the Terminus, and as the
men are working day and quarter in the
twenty four hours very brief time will conf
plete the connection. Trains have already run
up within two miles of the Houlton Road
Probably by the middle of July passengers will
be carried through from st. Andrews to the
Houlton Road terminus.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-08
GRAvESTONES.

GOOD Bargains will be given 10 those who wish
NJ To purchase Grayestones Monuments of any
description. Those who will favor me with a cali
shat be satisfied that they buying good article
at The lowest price.
shop ON Forest Avenue, near Evergreen Cemetery,
Stevens Plains.
je30-3m j. H. COOK.