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, 1863-05-27

~ FOH SUPPLY or MARINE HOSPITAL.
CrsTDX 1T0TsF Chcsgu. BIS! 1th. 1850.
Nct1se hesshS given that sealed proposals accom-.
{asitlcd application At this office, viii be :tcetye
t,ercat uEt:l Il O'Clock meridian, on the trst TUES
i.al St this city with the aseIEs Of pr2s!slon meds.
siased j.. t3tmstsa a 4sfs1enes t. ,he uSa naa,.
t~r Of patient. in the hospitals but The Un.ea s;stes
the tight to take lcss OF said Articles
,direls The! may be actua!l5 required II the
article. delivered ne hospita ase Gos IN &c aax
to the hospital: he viii be At liberty 10 reject tine e4o.
to purchase ether articles In their Stead nad 70 charge
t.Act prices. .
The United States resc7cs tie right to accept thc
Proposals {uf the whole portion OF tho Attlcie1
specified. 1UTHEH HAVEN. Collector
, 1863-05-27

IL Cx1r7p SrA7Hs MILITARY RA1LRoAL OFr1CK.}
80 G E7tsEr. WAan1SGrus, NAY II. 1861
Til. urrrtsr cd will receive seated bids for tho Pur
chn4e Of aaa Gksl8 OF Hew Railroad Iron Weigh
i,st tae Ta hi. Minis j ohnstow and 10 sncs,
~ sa2Ho tons. is st P;t4ou5Ea; r. 1aSaae nst Z
seen praetic a6lo r. *ttaia ten daysalter Iuch
9sso y IN aff fbs " s
such hid uAd5 viii bs subject 10 saa any odea
person.
This right to reject any aad all bids expressly 70
served.
Ali bfs n,ust be scaled and directed to tho undee
kiSacd. MaahiE:son D. c.. and endorsed So hid tot
st uhic' atne = t-rt.'na WILL be Etven.
rxrl3 t9SI-l7t C3rt Aad l. @ u.
, 1863-05-27

The subscriber beEs leave to inform the citizens OF
slc West. ttst he has appointed Ncass1 J. 7 Heed q
frsied sch!edas Aromatic schnAprs." who v!llsupn1y
1hc Army Suffers aad Wsa.esu rptIchauta ut Aex fork
p;icrf adding fright. Tha Gin II the standard
Grinl Of tbs Eotld It bas been test.d by the Ehoe
MsdeH r1eu' sna b4 tas a, to ns tss
In It's sale in the wett for several Sesrt past IN conse
surnce Of the great quantity Of couut:ret cAnapps
which has been rartd IN by merchants Of the West,
soropsnrnera 10 Avoil t7!s hereafter &: a. nos
Ain!e be has appointed the abo!enatned 1rn agents
cc. Army Suffers viii Ind te GIN lhc sheAr,fst u
iita.s II New York, fllIade.pl and Wash.nEton.
ADcLPR0 WOLFE.
= Beaver st1set, New York.
eco casce cf Wolff. Ce!cb-ated EchIcdan Aromatic
Schnapps. 70. kaleby ~ .rn,+.
, 1863-05-27

Ihe following isauss Of names Of taa sssckno14xs
4. 6. BaF{s7 John 1grzel1 OF the arm Of Ba:,ey +
ysnss sfcKladley. M1ltsu YeKEindle1. = g. 9. 1ag,a-
Si4,.a PqffSs.s. b. Hobart aals. q aasaD Dsx-
H:W. Kag: :Csafles Kellogg. Of tho nru Barrett.
sS'fs ias Fl Ps.S:ns sSzsn s.n
Lean Z IIEst Co.
Ss2f sss:;s III sis & & & & So ss;,s
II p iss at e Go.1e3 co
SnA iis'9ss' It. hea s' Eif1 ia sts so Boise
G*s'9s &: Asnoar. u. nHa 2 q g AEmsor. Dole d c.
s!'9 4 s1k e'!s5 ssr,
r. a~asd hen npsseAt hE,a Of Hempstead, Norton 4
u, EeSasd @ @n1vnham. Charles G. suita. nsn Of Burn
Mefrl1 Ida. nm ot 1.d4 : wn.@sns.
e1s u ni1;d,9s n hnt1y Ff q 7a5sy
II. inn.daie : c.: -l01s'' A''o - 4"
WA W,,9; e. xjs' E,ss was H. Elsea
asS PIX i9 s9s 1s q & 9.y hs9 Co.
Sslso9 fnsse, Frederic 1uttle. hEm Of Iutt.e lib
F5.nf :: Gray. George Il. Phelps. fsm ct Gray.
Fo'i.sa Ga14 aF'a aa IF 7 Po.Ss g ;Gnn psaea s1Sh
| Ws.atqst:a a.tn, John 2 Williams, Samuel Bliss.
n!a Rsd1ts r. sEna2. E4oa. f9t'h P1aP Fssfsr. &c
EI;r ~ !, sa9S ssl1S a!a, of Willard cala.
EG ;eii HaE G kMtmbs1k. M stzeea D. Huoark. nE1a
81 aesSR;ss e St, c.,
aaeS L Gnaea Ssot I'm OF
e rIdsrTood Co,
rJ,o: Knt'sr W,l:isn, F. Ere.cost. rsa Of Easte
George Z. F41tcton. Abner b Scranton. arm Of
| G.G Wicker e. e. Wicker 4
, 1863-05-27

DR. HII.LIARD-Long and fa-
IL 7o.atiy known In the Northwest. has his ofllco
at es Randolph street, Chicago Il? stairs for tbs euro
of n dIeeaees 1na or female Special attention given
20 ali ualaa!ts Of long standing. 1havc cured soma
of the WORT casca Of blood dlscss-s ever known IN
til. county, Patients at 4 distance can cooanlt me
by letter With every conadeace- Advice grats. En-
close stampto secure ready answer tontefEosauons
Female Golden Lunar Pills. price one dollar per box
- sent 70 distance three three-coat stamps re-
eulrcd torrepay portage 0tifc hours from l. NJ TIL
.or.M, 70 Hox 1aco Chicago. III. my16-tss1ew
, 1863-05-27

TLIG1BLE IN INYEsI3lEGl:-lo VI!
.o1a ,ha undivided one-hs'f ot BkEHkR1.
- pc soqA; H. ~. 9t1Ia.e Of Nazornauja, Dane County.
titnasu near The rsroad dero! tEeutytwo naiss
f;cis; f;c;! s'1oe ~ EDWARD HIGGINS. AAxocanie. pans
TTtrIrnfr Ntscc-Ar- moLs o3>-1W
, 1863-05-27
% Capitalists.
ITO CAPITALISTS AND MIL
L LET'S.
r. HI T.
PEARL STEAM FIGURING MILL,
II ALLEGHENY, PA.
E Q r S A l. E.

E Q r S A L E.
The ewner. Of tae "PEARL STEAM M1LLs L:, net7S
e :s osr sT tsI saIe a
ihe nillin. businets.
e2en t. 81 ss SIePe s.
+ t fG PRs519E n g. I'd osa e
the e1ia inaton ofany eho may desire 70 look through
brief description Is here given:
SITE.
city of Aiefaeny .s TIE Corner u Lsscek sud D.!-
,sh sae
aud esern boundary turning II the ll and rn2n!nc
~ s Il Is
ssanff sa:ss s IS
ffet from H. pofts snd NH t5s tfssk q
I'd .ht eSs,Ssdes Slsssl.na Pisse1lEa
se 1y ,es lo5 5sss' t5s s5s
Makes the receiving of grain i'o then coaeeat:ci
TlIE l1lLL
Is substantially built Of h:iek aad rcotsl wth saie
it;s B; c, long IS ct vide. nEs stories t!h ead
aes i W. oee couess IN the :p:tlg q Tnsre =
tes pairs OF stole and nre complete b,:tins chests
1;:Fsse e "a
in sy b M fay Ra. 40 no. n az - II be
made Eu: urde: ordinary ciscu instances. $50 ooly
couid pe relied npen a. nyeEsge pIoinct.
THE STcKEilOTSE
Was added TO tie 3ti1 shortly after It got Into f1
opesAiAn whel the necessity 1tf increased room 10
storing Wheas. Flour and Barrels, became b7p1rea
Il IL long sui esotally built. Ill toe fl. an
7ocied with slate 1t a!IoIIs the Mill. aad With
1prrs the LITTER L. the base resting on the caaal
north side.
TIE SOURCES OF SUPPLIES
nf wheat are By the Oaio 1:l.er from Southern Ohio
Il diana. Illinois ss.ourl anu Kentucky and in HE
af peace from TER sd Eorthtr Mississippi E
tte'f1ttshurgh. FostNayne CncaZo and Cleveland
Ptsaurkh Eailuay4 there u direct and tAsy acEss
10 1s gTeates. grain market IN the world-THE Cll1
| OF C4i1CAGo-as well As TO N Immense etala EtoN
Ing treEien at hand. II northern and ctntFa
Nhlo and INDIANA Dutirg The iov kt.se Of watef y y
the tllio E!ver IN the uonif. OF }nly ana AugIhgs
supplies Of Wheat a:e obtained from Southern onn
ihspttsb1Trif sfubenyiIle Railway. aox na5;!
Completed viii atori * dtrnas n"fca ~ te
market for tie product Of the M!ll "a tas XII
ct;rs Il reached by fhe Pcnnsy san1s ~
ali around It Is nAouf.ctu1tn A1d eoasnTF.Is FtI ~
trict requiring a;gs quantities Of non A Anns 70 a.,
| Fo: fu:thtr particulars Rad TIT fesW:Ti "a IN
{Ee cnteTAEned- TT. REMEDY.
PrtAburEh- r..
| orwEp5TEE BAXTER. Chicago ILLINOIS,
, 1863-05-27

Isure IopISF In ou.e WATKn. care 10f SefotalA
ccrtCupt.on. DytpersIa. rheumatism. Neuralgia.
AcrcnriA Dses sea- and al those distressing antce
i ma,adles which s.1ee from an oafeebled. v1:ated
., ate ct the bood detective nutrition, al impure At
11osphere, &c,
It's gcnulnences pure soautton AID Its e1cscac.
G. medicine attes:ed By such distinguished naaea
II Dr. J. r. Cll1ton Prot Z. Il. Parker. Prof J. q.
13ooth, and othsss squally veil Known 70 seieace-
II per bottle.
PhTstcEans and Chenutts rs Broadway. N. 7.
For sails by hLiss g shaHF'
x75 c2l7sm IN Lake oFeet GhlcaEo. IL
, 1863-05-27


MORE VALUABLE THAN. GOLD:
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
DR.. JOHN L. LYONS
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS!
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS!
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS!
French PERIODICAL DRoPs!(
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
FoN FEMALES,
snEs5nE 1fom 1rzeEu.ar,ty OF the system from What
IT Is sEm TO CURE:
IT Is sCEE 70 CURE.
IT Is SURE TO CURE
impossible to so!oJ the S1son st hesta snd =.
1iOS e,snEes its sway. AID prenaturel5 Terminates
nHse8d1le u1e.
Fl REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS.
IT REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS:
IT REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS.
1r1s 4 PERFECT REGULATOR
IT'S PERFECT REGULATOR
IT Is 4 PERFECT REGULATOR.
BEAR IN MIND,
BEAR IN MIND.
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT !. I.GU4RASTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
MY DROPS TO CURE.
BCY THE BEST! :
Buy THE REST.
BUT TIE BEST!
BUY THE SAFEST
.---- BET TIE SAFEST
BUT THE 6UKEST!
BTY THE sUREST!
| BUI THE sUKEST:
WHICH IS LYONS DROPS
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS.
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS
THEY ACT L1KE 4 CHARM,
e3etsm Is healthy condition It all
ard removes Ill o6strncs!oas md speedy cure may
be relied On.
TO MarHied Ladies'
! They arc peculiarly adapted
SURE TO DO GOOD:
| SURE TO DO GOOD:
CANNOT DO HARM
CANNOT DO HARM
CANNOT DO HARM
cerId furnish any quantity Of testtruoa!s!s OF 1t
efcNS ffom my OWE patients. but TIE practice q pa
sods1s % 10 III poeect
II place ny medicine before the public, not alone t:
s & g ssa % e.
| outs can be found in any vicinity.
Re WISH II TINE
RE WISE In TINE!
De WISE In TIME:
81 p! ~ a$eis f$t$
sssa *e VI IT, ss:ss:ed Is * elsss q ss!$ & yso
sa been ts OF .s1ce Yeas she I'D spplls
ssss''i :ss
ONE BOTTLE CURES:
ONE BOTTLE CURES:
ONE BOTTLE CURES:
| In almost every case.
DO NOT Re IMPOSED UPON
Do NOT BE IMPOSED Upon
DO NOT De IMPOSED UPON
Hut cut this oct and send 1t to your DrusElst aud
he .s not cot Il: make him buy It for y0a OF, ma
BE- o5s1ned Of tho General oflhe nitel sf2te
G. G. CLARK d CO.,
. Wholesale Druggists.
NEW HAVEN. CoTy.
For gale by al respectable Druggists. Price. A.;
| rer bottle.
Wholesale Dealers aad the Trade supplied 81 the ut
pslttor't prices by
LORD e. SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists,
33 Lake Street. Chicago, Ill
, 1863-05-27

Cash Capital $500, 900.

Office Ia Iiast'a H:oc: It the yortaeaat Corner ~
South Y atet AID C1ark stzccta
, 1863-05-27

MIL1IM ?. pnGuErr. President
~ MniL!AM 1.9t.; AcklXplKT, Vice Pfeddeak
Mn MMio9'tS @ 4; M1-H. ,Treasurcr.
J. u JOHNSON. sns1cyor,
, 1863-05-27

By strengthening and tnEigorarg. and restoring TIA
AID removes Ill o6structloa.. md speedy cure may
be relied On.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-08
Views of an Army Officer.

We are permitted to extract few lines from
private letter written by one of our gener-
ais In the field; coming from this source, from
one who has taken his life in his hand, and is
ready to sacrifice it on the altar of his coun-
try, these patriotic words have special signi6-
canoe. Our own indignation may burn at
what we behold; but while we are mere spec
tators at great distance from the scene of
action, it is quite easy and safe to give utter
ance to just feeling of indignation. A mans
life is pledged for the honesty of these words:
fear it will take many more defeats to beat
manhood into US. For myself do not desire
peace until we are properly prepared for il !:
until Gods own time. n premature pacif-
cation iciil inuotre the loss and raste of all
the blood and treasure zoe haze spent In the
spdr. Now that the surgeons are at work, let
us have the national cancer removed, and a
radical cure affected.
RAISING PORK. The Insane Hospital at
Augusta, as we learn from their reports, rails
ed at that establishment in 1861, 1882 lbs of
pork which they estimate at cts. giving
$946,s7. In 1852, they increased to 1858 lbs
at six cts. amounting to $S34,0S. 1t would
seem that II the raising of pork by public in
situations in our state, was an extravagant
and foolish operation" as some assert, this
well-managed Institution would not be follow
Ing it from year to year.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-08
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

sE- On the first page = Triangular STRAIT
egg, by Orpheus G. Kerr; The City of vicks
burg.
sB- On the fourth page = interesting and
readable communications from large number
of the shrewdest business firms and corpora
tons in this city and vicinity.
lY-Tom Hyer, of pugiistic fame, has tax
en- sutlership in the Army OF the Potomac
% The Billy Wilson Zouaves are home
ward bound from New Orleans, after two
years service. They number 600 men.
sB- A keeper of restaurant in Gardiner
hires the Gardiner Band to play before his es
tablishment every Thursday evening.
ny- Probably ten thousand contrabands
are inside of the Federal lines at Murfreesbo-
70, and they are constantly arriving.
eT- The Hartford Courant says counter.
felt fifty cent postal currency notes are in cir.
culation in that city.
% correspondent of the Lewiston
Journal is painfully exercised in view of the
startling "fact that nearly all the babies born
into the world in that vicinity, for the pas,
year, are of the female gender"
gTThe Messrs. Toothaker, whose Mthcr
was the pioneer settler of Phillips, Me-, in the
"Rangely Settlement" have thirty acres OF
pine logs a1oat, which are coming down tho
Androscoggin and will make 100000 feet oil
lumber when cut.
sY-We learn from the Franklin Patriot
that Marshman Hall, son of William Hall OF
East Dixfield, was killed ON Tuesday last by
an accidental discharge ola gun he was taking
down from the hook, on which it had been
hanging.
y- The Bath Times says VIM. Rogers,
Esq, will Immediately commence building a
schooner of about 120 tons, tnat is intended
to be as pretty a model and finish as any YES
sci of the size that ever sailed Oh the Ken
nebec.
ay- 1t is stated that Admiral Dupont has
been relieved in compliance with his own re-
quest He has been in uninterrupted service
on the Atlantic coast for nearly two years, and
is greatly in need of brief rest from labors
which have proved most exhausting.
sV The Calais Advertiser gives the par
ticulars of an accident occasioned by the dis
charge of pistol by a lad named Gordon in
to the face of his companion, named Dreamer,
whereby the latter was badly but not danger
ously injured The boys were about II years
of age. 1t was surely unintentional
gB- A Hilton Head letter says it is certain
that three additional iron-clads are building
in Charleston of formidable character One
ofthem is designed for sea service, the second
is intended TO operate off the bar, and the
third is designed for harbor defenses. They
are already launched, with engines in, but are
not yet plated.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-08
H1sroR1cAI. CONTAMINATION AZ SAnINo.-

HISTORICAL CELEBRATION AT SABINo. -
b. c. Bailey, Esq, Chairman of the Executive
Committee of the Popham celebration of last
year, notifies the public through the Bath
Times that arrangements for another celebra-
ton in August next are being made, and that
Hon. Geo. Folsom, of New York, the historian
of Saco and Biddeford, and author of the able
discourse delivered before the Historical Soci-
ETY. of Maine in 1916, has accepted the invita-
ton to deliver the Grafton.
The present expectation is, that the COM
memorative services will be held under large
tent covering the site OF the old Fort st.
George, and will bring out the original papers
connected with the authorization of the colo
ny, and other matters of great historical inter-
est and value.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-08

A VOLUNTEERS OPINIoN.-The Rockland
Gazette publishes a private letter from an
officer in Hooker's army from which we make
the following extracts. Copperheads are par
ticularly requestedto peruse them:
Let me assure you that Gen. Hooker will
yet whip the rebels so completely, that they
won't know that they ever had the semblance
OF a victory--that he is the best general that
ever had command of this army--that the men
are as ready and willing to fight under him
to-day, if need be, as when they fought so
determlnedly at Charlottesville. 1t is not
season OF encouragement out here, by any
means. Why, l had rather stay out here
twenty-five years-if should live SO long -
and fight, than to submit to any terms the
rebels might dictate, doubly so, than to any
Copperhead peace-patform, or what other
hellish scheme they are fully capable of con-
cocting. We feel that we have respectable
army in front, while in our rear we have a
lurking, eowardly foe, so well adapted to the
name they bear, that the man who originated
it, whoever he may be, ought to secure a pat
lent for its application.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-08
wednesday, the LIST day Of Jaly next,
colonel Burnham and the eth Maine.

The gallant conduct of the light brigade
which stormed and carried the heights back
of Fredericksburg on Sunday, Sd May, will be
long remembered. The brigade was COM
manded by Colonel Burnham, of the 9th Me.
regiment, and though all did their duty this
regiment under the immediate command of
Lieut. Colonel Harris was nevertheless most
honorably distinguished. Said New York
colonel, at is more crcditable to be private
Sin the 9th Maine than to command some reg
"iments know Of"
The light brigade has been broken up in
consequence of the discharge from the ser
vice of two years and nine months regiments.
A general order Of the 18th May, from Gener-
al Sedgwick's headquarters, assigns the vari-
Gus regiments to their new brigades and pays
the following just compliment to Col. Burn
ham and his late command:
The General commanding the Corps regrets ex-
ceedingly the necessity which oompels him to break
up the light brigade Its services during recent oper
atoms entitle it to permanent existence and its gal
mand. But the necessity of filing up the older brig
AIDES in the division compels the assignments herein
ordered. The General commanding thanks the Off
GERS and men Of the light brigade for their faithful
and distinguished services. and assures them that al
though they cease to exist as separate organization
they have nevertheless won permanent place in the
history of the Army of the Potomac.
If Colonel Burnham deserves brigadier
generals star, and no one will dispute the
Judgment of his commander, Lieutenant Col
onel Harris as certainly merits the eagle of
colonel The long lists Of killed and wound
ed from the Sixth, which we have published,
bear witness to the determination with which
he fought his regiment. Here is Adjutant
General Hodsdon's acknowledgment of the
reception of the regimental report of the bat
tie near Fredericksburg:
STATE OF MAINE.
HEADQUARTERS, Adjutant Generals Office,
Augusta, May 18th, 1858.
To Lieut.. COL b. +. Harris, Commanding 9Th Me-
Dear sir,-I have the honor to acknowledge the
unteers, for the month of April 1863 Also the re-
port of the participation of the Sixth in the recent
engagement: near The gallant
TO its already glorious reputation, and written in
it, best blood lasting record The long list of cas-
for with deep regret that so many brave men
should suffer, is the knowledge that through all the
terrible contest the Maine boys fatered, but
fearlessy faced every danger that they might aid to
crush treason and the first 10 plant their coun
trys flag upon the boosted stronghold of the enemy
cruhed and thai the SIXTH We a.ibsys s0on ne oe
fame may never again suffer severely, 1 remain,
with regards to yourself and best wishes to your
command, very truly,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN L. HODSDON,
Adjutant General.
correspondent of the Bangor Wing, with
the regiment. when this hearty letter was re-
ceived, says it was read by the Adjutant on
dress parade, and received with the enthusi-
asm its generous warmth is calculated to
insnira
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-08

I-The Lewiston Manufacturing Company
have worked up during the past year about
10000 lbs. of wool. They have made ISL 900
yards Of fine Indigo Blue Blouse Flannels, al
so 74,597 yards of Sky Blue Kerseys, and
nearly all are sold. We understand they use
only fine wool for the fannels, and nothing
but good strong wool for the Kerseys. The
Company have paid out the past year about
$4,000, for indigo, using none but the best
Bengal. We understand also that the Direc-
tors, on "Wednesday, declared dividend of 16
per cent, payable ON the 10th inst. We think
they paid out dividend of 10 per cent. last
December, making during the year a profit of
only rs per cent. The Company held their
annual meeting Wednesday, and chose Messrs.
f. T. Little, John NJ Frye, Samuel Pickard,
Deacon Jacob Colder and DIR. A. Garcelon,
Directors; Samuel Pickard, Treasurer, and
John M. Frye, Agent Lewiston Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-08
FOREIGN pORrs.

AT fowland's Island April s, ship Audubon, Math-
ows. from San Francisco, wig to load.
Sid Feb 4th. ship Flectwing. Kelley Liverpool
Ar at CalIso 1lth ult. ship Shamrock. Doane, from
Chinchas: 18th. Zingari. MillcH. Valparaiso
days; 4th. ships Magnolia. Hutchins Panama b ds
5th Prince Of Wales, Morse, Chinchas; Hcivrta,
Higgins, do; land sailed 9th for Hamburg); 18th,
Premier. McGilvery. Chinchas.
Sid 5th ult. ship Prince Of Wales Morse, Antwerp;
Mary = Campbell: Morse. Chinchas; bark Hesper.
Lord. do: 1lth Magnolia. Hutchins. do; Sam1 far.
box. do: lat. ship Geo Rayncs. Batchelder. do.
In port 18th uit, ships Premier, McGilvery, and
Shamrock. Doane, from Chinchas; Zingari Millett,
iron Nalparaiso.l for Chinchas Levenfer, CLIFFORD
from New York, disg; bark Magnolia. Rudolph,
tas, bradbury; Longellow. Titcomb; Mongolia.
Hutchins and Mary L Campbell. Morse, for Ant
werp: Sam Adams. Gay, and Northern Crown, Mer-
Bearsc; Rising Sun. Orr. Tor Skolhedl and George
Haynes Batcheder for Cork for orders; Erie. Minot:
cowes for order Srls ae,per Lord p ipi
Saml Tarbox, Tarbox for Cowes.
Ar at Valparaiso April 27th, ship Western Starr.
Sid April 25ih. ship Express. Frost. tfrom Callao)
for Antwerp. having repaired; 10TH. Asia. Hussey.
Al Monfevideo April Is. ship VIM Cummings, vii.
At Nlatamoras 18Th ult bark Reindeer. for N York
soon; Helen McGregor." OF Thomaston. dsg; brig
Sailed from Cardenas 25th ult brgs Ortolan, ood-
ing and w Woodruff Eaton. Portland.
In port 18th ult. bark Cushing. Colcord fun Port
land brigs Lillian. Swasey. from Boston: Thurs
ton Lanpher. for Northern port. idg: Robin Kill
mann, from Winterport; Clara ID Robbins Robbins
for Portland. ldg; sch Raven. Rose from Bucksport.
Freights improving. Sugars S.; molasses 80. 81.
Sailed from Matanxas 3Oth ut. brig A Larrabee
Carlisle. Holmes Hole, for orders.
In port 3Oth, brigs Webster Kelley. Heagan, and
Maxatlan. Merriman. for Holmes Hole.
Cid at Pictou I'D ult. sch Ann Leonard. Wilson,
lrembroke
Ar at st John NIB ID inst. sch Banner Thornc,>s I'm
Portland.
Also ar. 1st. brig Sea Bird, Hamilton. New York;
ID. schs Alwiida. Bisset. Boston: Phoenix, Gorham,
Bangor
CID 3D.. ship Sarah Freeman. Austin, London.
SPOKEN.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-08
Union State Convention.

The citizens of Maine who arc Internationally 10y
ii TO the Government of the United States and who
Internationally support all its measures for the sup
s,rasson of the Rebellion and who are resolved to
spare no endeavor to maintain our National Union,
both in principle and territorial boundary. are in
vted send Delegates TO Convention to be held in
the city of BANGOR, on
Wednesday, the LIST day Of Jaly next,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Gov
crnor, to b supported by the Union men of Maine
at the next election.
Each city, town and plantation e entitled to send
one delegate, and additional delegate for every
Ave hundred inhabitants A fraction of three hun
dred entities a town TO an additional delegate.
LEONARD ANDREWS, York.
SAMUEL r. SPRING, Cumberland.
RUFUS s. STEVENS, Oxford.
NELSON D1NGLEY, JR., Androscoggin.
j. ID. PRESCOTT, Franklin.
JAMES g. BLAINE Kennebec.
JOHN s. BAKER, .Sdgaddhoc.
S. ID. LINDSAY, Somerset.
II w. STETSON, Lincoln.
4. X. SIM0Nf0N, Knor. f
WIN. MoGILyERY, Waldo.
EPHRAIM FLINT, Piscdfdqais.
JOHN WYMAN, Penobscof.
EUGENE HALE, Hancock
81 GEORGE w. DYER, Washington.
EBEN'R WOODBURY., Aroostook
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-08

Gov. CoDURN.-We had an interview with
Gov. Coburn, at his rooms at the United States
Hotel, and was happy to find him much i'm
proved, though yesterday was the first day
that he has been able to sit up. He has the
best of attention. He is anxious to return to
in session there, he will be able to attend to
some of the business that may be presented to
him.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-08
MARRIED.

In Boston, May a. Ezra Hawkes.. Jr., of Portland,
and Miss Alice w. Smith, of Windham
In Boston, June A, &. +. Hosea of b.. and Miss
Hattie t., daughter of the late james McNear, Of
Wiscasset.
In WATERFORD. May a. b. +. Bennett of W., and
Miss Josephine A. Taylor. of Freedom, N H.
In 0rrington, May 3, Capt. Benz. Smith and Miss
Ellen 4. SWEET, both of o.