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OTTAWA Yea ls.r f-,2

oTYlcE E0,sp Forc.7loS
OTTAWA, Fec iS'h i,c2
N-oTICy Il HrRECY GIVEN. That th- ne1r .I-ctior
~ FOR Mem e, the BOsrh % Education s.!. b.
held n ihS following FL places:
Ere Wgr4 a; the Yur River Hou.,
Second Wari-LI Eh- Sct0n. Hose.
Ia'rd wzrc-A: Ih- Court Hou.-.
Foc-th AzTc-At the Everett House
Yftn Hzrd-Li the sf4s--'- HYus~
SIKH W<ri-.t .he Scnsoi Hous.
Seventh " -ri-i;:l- Il. River Egu...
b order Of i.- Beard Q! E4Jc,t1a
RDBr WILSON CI,,r
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The N. Y. Herald, Of Thursday, REEVES
ITS reports of the restoration Of Mcclellan
to command and re organization Of the
Cabinet on conservative basis"
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SEED WHEAT.

zoo BLSilE OF yery choice EGci, is'sn
wv sprirE ~Ira, al- D.. tie Gud-r- gled
wing Back Cree, 30 - urIle- H0.Sh - O;ts
the 4 PzGt Road, A npl- my be sea tie
li.IGss-- o. " n 1h.I, il O:ras-.
FEB p. I,5.----s~ Mis- MARTHA BRYAN.
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The Purse.

Tie essence of despotism is said to be
the union of the purse and the sword
The President and Cabinet WELD the lat
ter By virtue OF the constitution. Let US
see wha. Congress has done to place in
their hatds Tie former
The " Y N.hoi.st concl udes an able
article on the Senate amend men:s to the
financial bill which recently passed the
House rs follows SIeasinE first Of the
power conferred by the bill On the Score
tary OF the Treasury, TO make paper scarce
or pieoty and thus 10 advance or deprc-
ciate lie price of property 8, ~ says:
The Senate in proposing, aud the Con
gress and the P,esldemt II they ratiy this
bill, assume fearful responsibility IN IN
vesting any one citizen of these CnIted
States with this plenary indulgence TO do
as be pleases with the destiny OF twenty
million. OF loyal citIz.ns. he man Who
holds this power over the destiny oil TWEEN
ty millions OF loya! citizens. ought 10 be
the most sagacIous OF hDanciers and the
mot upright OF men
Ill this bill, II adds, " become. a law
: with these alterations made by the III
nance Committee OF the Senate, then The
psper-money Of the loyal States vii! DC A.
tcllovs
Leg. -t-nder no.es already az: o lied by
act. ofCenxr,.s -. ......-.-..-. &S5o, 90, clo
Leg tender rS;-. ~ act 0; January 20
pay cold l-rs' -----.--- 1900 .
Leg si-fenee- not-. 10 sHaacial bill $50 yp
Treasury sizes .uicrc.t bearing, t-t made
lrga tender for Their Ia viii- SJ,ht9 ,s3y
Postal currrEcy already Authorized, fut
ilIs siEe.a: IN tbs Eri % Ca
. o. 90 s a -
70. mole ercu..rfon about ........... isJ.yy ogg
Total paper egrren-y proposed 'oT loyal
States toy The seUztt's Btarusarnis sii1T-',''e SS
Aga he largest ssnOGH. .: paper nv
ncy IA the cy- Ss.lrs before .5-.----- s.sovfjf'S
! Less than So, 10000 ot Lega!-tendeT
notes have advanced the price OF go.d
over 80, and our readers can cipher Tor
themselves it, price when the paper cur
reucy Is over oue thousand millions OF
dollars or four times that amount
The bill passed the Senate, and Is now
before the House for concurrence IN the
Senate anne ndmeni-.
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SATURDAY. Feb. IA

An abstract of the proceeding was or
dered to be published in the Ottawa free
Ihader and Republican
$40 were voted TO each OF the var Coi'-
mi,tee for investing anu disoursing the
300 war bounty fund
Sun Verbeck, from the special commit
tee on the subject. made a report censur-
IN, tho Moor master of the town of Walt
ham for neglecting TO enter complaint in
the bastardy case of the girl Sarah now i'll
the poor house, and instructing the Super
,ptendent of the poor house to have the
matter investigated and prosecuted. The
report was adopted
The soliowi@g Court House and Jail ac-
counts were reported correct and ordered
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Wine and Liquor Business
~ AL!.ITS INCHES.

rl-ND
EINE2.
AND WHISTLES.
Ofthe NOS. approve! Brands and Bet ESaiitS
Which .hall b. pleased To sho" those who VII "a
vor ~ with 4 call. We import "ur oSn goods sEd
our price. being reasonable hope TO merit share
the put. IL patronage.
Tn. sit-7;icn Of families especially Called te oar
Pine 10 tied Wines and Liquors uh-urp's-ed pv any
in The coantry and Druggists vii ind our goods OF
the finest quality and particularly suitable Tor riei!ea
purposes .,,.:
Families supplied with Ale and Porter =! the osr'ei
and h-f barrel .-..
Ants for prsk- -nf Co.'S ctiehisted Pianiauen
Ert.r.. and p1sAvr. B-m!s i Cos Snieiso IMAM
i,lirnc Alc
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w OIL F T. s
AROMATIC scH1EpAM scHNAp

AROMATIC SCH1EDAM SCHNAPPS,
universal curative in CONSUMPTION removing
the ruberces healing the ulcers and removing the cough
Recommended by the MEDICAL FACULTY as a Ca
TupLicoS in the removal Of DYSPEPSIA In all Its forms
In DgoPSY its established curative properties have
long been without rival atesed by universal medi
ca testimony.
The Duretic and Solvent prophecies OF the Aromatic
Schieiam Schnappsn render 1t decidedly tirarous
uRaYHL aud All otier affections Of the Kidneys
In GOVT 81 RHEUMATISM, If taken in the form
Of punch the patient lying warmly covered In bed
this pure alcoholic distlaou will effect speedy cure
Taken as not punch III fIuNOGAL and sPAsMopfC
ASTHMA it affords immediate relief from the distressing
symptoms.
ny Its peeuiar aI specific qualities 1t the cold
stage in Att and fkNE and prepprrs the system for
administration OF The admitted caravas Of the disease
Aimnis'ratcd in CHOLERA, CHOLERA MpRBUs
aud collie it spasm. the function of
Liver. and rapidly produces healthy secreuns 1t should
be taken mixed with wot water and sugar
As IA NERyINE, a Tonic and PURIFIER Of the
blood, trial Of fifteen years in all climates AID u"dcr
circumstances has stamped with universal appreciation
Peculiarly adapted to the complaints of delicate FL
MALES, 1t sands prc-emiuty among the established
curaiiycs Of theday.
Il is the only achole preparation in country, that
can 6e, generally, mh.be with pleasure and safety !
never even wh,n taken tn producing headache
or other unpleasant consequences.
Sold, hldsomey wrapped in yellow papers, in pint and
quart bottles by ri p5u.sist Apo'heclrcs and Groccrs
the nitcd States. furchasei from the advertised
agents to prevent imposition in cnutrrfci's and imita
l,Ons, a the wh9ic cIUutry is flooded with them
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d / Il ID.

Extraordinarily Sd, Hannah F., wife of Nathan
Emery, aged GO years. tLincoln and kennebec
papers please copy.
July 9th, Mr.. William Weber, aged 67 yrs.
Hancock-2lst ult., Hannah b., wife of Thomas
Coates, aged AZ years.
Gorham-June 30th, Gen. James Irish, aged
81 years, formerly Land gent of Maine, and a
member of the convention that framed the consti-
tuition of this State in 1870.
Winter Harbor-May 9Th, Mrs. Harriet E.
Newman, aged 81 years and months; 22j, her
husband, Simeon A. Newman, aged Il years and
months; 26th, a brother, Elisha u. Newman,
aged lG year. and months; June sth. q sister,
Mrs. Vienna +. Joy, aged ~ years and months !;
18Th al infant sen of the latter, aged days. All
of diptheria.
Thus, in littls more than month, has that fell
destroyer b,rne five persons four of them adults,
from one household to the grave. Leaving aged
parents in their loneliness, hsraav ement and de-
pendence, to for iatherless and as in
fants.
From Winter IIarbor, with its 215 inhabitants,
Death took his recruit each week, from uc.ob r
I'LL June, SO in all. Thirteen per cent. Of the peo-
pie in eight months. One family lost five. one
lost four, eight lost two each, and eleven lost one
each. Twenty-one families bereaved Of their
numbers, scarcely one in the place not bereaved
Of their kindred. Con-.
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Farm aud Timber
Land For Sale. J

VINHE subscriber offers for sale all Of his real
l. estate in Mariaville on the road leading
from Jordon's Corner to Bangor, distant 20 miles,
and IA from Ellsworth, consisting Of 2S6 acres OF
excellent farming land, most of it entirely free
from st, mes, about so acres cleared in moving,
tilage and pasture, about Is tons of hay average
crop. The balance is covered with heavy growth
Of timber, Hemlock, spruce and hardwood. There
are two streams running through said land,
tributaries to the Union river one each 81 lie
and about 40 or so rods from the buildings, one Of
which has an excellent water power if improved
for mills. both streams have considerable extent
Of interyalc which when cleared will produce 2
tons of hay to the acre and both have logs drove
in them thence to Ellsworth every spring at an
expense of 75cts per loco #. The hemlock bark
on said land is estimated at 450 500 cords. The
buildings are ten years old, well finished, and in
good repair, house 2Sx36, l. 2lx40. shed lSx26,
joining the with the barn which is 3Cx5G, and
has two sheds attached, house and l-2 stories.
Good wate- and large cistern of rain water in
the cellar with pump in sink. Also tho farm
stock, COWS, 3 heifers, steers, colt, span of
team horses, q sheep, together with wagons,
sleds, sleigh, &c.
The above will be sold at bargain to the pur.
chaser all together or in lots to suit the purchaser
if appi,d for before the first of October ne KIT
Terms, ont fourth cash, balance in three years.
For further information address,
20 JONATHAN BARKER, Mariavil!e, Maine.
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EA Harrisburg letter says =

The information of the rebels Is very full
and accurate. They showed my inf .rmant
. complete map Of the Notifications here,
and told him Of lords on the river. They
know as we'll as we do the number of men
we have, and their character. They say our
militia wont be able to stand two volleys of
musketry, and that they are not afaid of as
many as we can bring against them. There
are plenty Of coppcrheads who furnish them
all the information they want, and point out
che places where goods are hidden. While
they use these men, they despise them
There" said rebel officer to my inform
ant. =" do you see that man? p (pointing to
one Of these sympathizers) &" Well, he's a
- rebel, and if were in the place of you
people that are loyal, would hang him as
soon as VIC get away from here" The indi-
yidual alluded to felt the force of the re-
mark, and left.
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FEMALES FEMALES FEMALES

Use that safe, Pleasant Remedy known
HELMBOLDiS EXTRACT BUCHU,
For all complaints Incident 10 the sex.
No Family should be
Without II,
And will when
Tired by them.
tits usd by
YOUNG AND OLD,
In the Decline or Change Of Life,
Before aud After Marriage,
puring ana after Confinement,
To strengthen the Nerves,
Restore Nature TO Its Proper Channel, and
invlgorate the broken down Constitution,
From Uhateusr coase originating
USE No MORE WORTHLESS FILLS
Take
HELMBOLDS EXTRAcT BUCHU.
Fee advertisement in another column. Cut aud send
for IL. 2m25
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M A r Ri D.

Trentou-July 4th, by Rev. VIM. A. Durfee,
T. Miles Of Hancock.
Deer lsle--by Rev. 8. Macomber, Mr.. Hezc.
kiah I. Weed to Miss Olive J. Eaton, both of D.I.
West Sedgwick- 4th inst, by Rev. S. Macon.
Der, Mr.. Charles s. Bowden to Miss Clara L.
Snow. The day after the ceremony, the 4th inst,
the fair bride, aged l6 years, in company with
her grandmother aged 81 years, was baptized by
the clergyman officiating at the wedding ccremo-
ny, and afterwards united with the Baptist Church
at Brooksville.
sedgwick-July Sd. by Rev. VIM. Read, Mr..
Israel P. Grindai to Miss Hattie W. knight, both
OF Deer Isle.
Holden-soth ult. by Rev. L. G.. Marsh, Mr..
Billings b. Harrington to Miss Eliza j. Rogers,
both of Holden.
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There is q report that says Vice Pres

There is report that says Vice Pres
idcnt Stevens and Commissioner Ould of the
Confederacy came down James river in
rebel gunboat, on Saturday under flag of
truce and requested permission from Admir-
al Lee to proceed to Washington to present
in person an important communication to
President Lincoln from JEFF Davis. The
matter was referred to Washington, and
Admiral Lee was instructed to inform the
rebel officials that the ordinary means of
communication were sufficient for the trans
mission of any message they might have for
the President. The New York HefaM tells
this story.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.


James Long of Tremon in the County Of Han
cock aud state of Maine, by conveyance dated
February oath, 1859, and recorded in Hancock
County Registry of Deeds, volume lo8, page 25l
mortgaged to Samuel Adams. Jr. and Alfred Adj
ans, both Of Castine in said county, certain par
eel of land situate in said fremont, bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at spruce stake on
the bank of the shore. about 5 rods east of Jacob
). Mayos east line; thence running ncrtherly to
a spotted tree about two rods east of the south
east corner of land occupied by N. E. Cousins;
thence running casterly twenty-five rods to a
spotted sta ke in the swamp, thence northerly on
limo to the shore Mt cedar stake near II. II.
Clark's brickyard wharf; thence following the
shore westerly to the first mentioned bound, con-
tanning eighteen acres, more or less with the
buildings thereon; now therefore, the conditions
of said mortgage being broken, l, Alfred Adams,
in my own right, and as Administrator OF the
goods and estate Of said Samuel Adams. Jr., late
Of Castine, deceased, claim a foreclosure of the
same and give this notice thereof by statute
provided. ALFRED ADAMS,
% By EUGENE HALE, his Atty.
Dated at Ellsworth, this lst day of July, 1858.
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n spccin, Attention is asked to

HUNNEWELL'S T0LU ANoDYNE.-This most won.
jcr aud reliable preparation which has earned its true
aud fame, by results which has bafed every other
attempt at relief in NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, NARv 1us
HEAD ACHE. TooTH AND FAR ACHE, GocT, BOWEL Cont
PLANTS, HYTrERfA, DISTRESS AFTER EATING, Loss OF
SLEEP ENERAL NERVOUS DEBILITY, PAHoSIsas WHooP-
CoUGn and ASTHMA declared to be largely NEa-
yuUs.
~ For the pains in monthly menstruqti0n a perfect
relief while natures aterwOrk is undsturbcd, and Of
the most important points in niateri1 medic0.
This valuable preparation shou Id he in every Family,
description equals its real necessity, its splendid
results.
J. L. HUNNEwELL, PHoFRIEroR.
Commercial Wharf, Boston,
Calvin q. Peck, Agent, Ellsworth.
W l.. Alden Co, Bangor, II. H. Hay Co. and W
Y. Phillips Portland Wholesale Agents lyl5u
l For sale by dealers in every city and town. Inns
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DOMEST PORTS.

c,,..,.. o..;.t,.... pia,t
-, pr,t,TI Hoti,a Eos,,r E,s,bf
Al 6reci,a BOW. Boston. Kenown. Ps,.in.
gill Boston.
18th, .iepp Wave, Snow. Escklani.
Oh It'll, sch, l.. Plata, ~tratton. Baltimore
Qaiekstep richardson, New Bedford uery Clay
Blaislcil, do y Jones, Moon. Boston Ncu
tfi.li4y. PeRliet4H, de- /, l. Richards, joy, do
Gramrus, Graut lon; Nclina, Gordon, Rock
land Eagle. Me chant Portland Harvey,
{ ,bttee, Pottlsnl PLY, smith, do Alice Il,
St alton, New Bedford.
D,xcon-,r ith. bfi, neInont Locke. Veazie
from Boston schs Frank Mara, Bar Der. New
YORK ; lIartfort Dean; Henry, Carter, and Fair
Rraief, Cox, Boston oth' Hul'on, Harding,
Nhttnan'
Gil tth, brig @ l. RucNn Parker, New York
,chs Challenge IAfIey; AM IL Mal, ,,i orle.
Ne" i9fk N9fNes'' fieAetlhe, anu E'i]aosti,
Wight Host n.
MAcniAs-Ar Goth, schs Effort. Fritz, Boston ;
3oth, Condor. Marston, Boston July Isl. sch
Dolphin, he!iAr, Boston homP, Kelly, Jones'
por.
old 18th 49,, sch MaJestie' ass. ADDISON :
- inst +" "a -, n;,,i, L. '''''''''
"' ~
49, ~ ssn' w rFshee' i.',sn ot"a.
- 49, - p;,,,, th,r
ten'aIt9n, NG,'sf caili1 ior lloN"!eA'' 'nA'
Ar 9Th, schs Novel, Clark. Pembroke for Bos-
ton porcas. Nutter, Ellsworth for Boston :;
sloop New York, Fullerton, Ellsworth for Boston.
Bo.roS-ir 81 schs, Baltic, Snair, Cranberry
1.Ie Nile Oliver, and Gen SOFT, Merrili, Ian
ror pespa,ch. Freeman, Bangor.
Cld Al Zi,,yn Murch. Ellsworth
Ar 9Th, schs spy, Phillips. Bangor ; lmogcne.
Brown, Trenton Dimc, Shute, Bangor Con-
cor,lia. Coombs, Rockl.nd
Ar It'll, schs Dresden. (of Machias) Goliath,
Shulee y, Penninnah Il Josephine higgins
Eden Florence Oroekeet, bangor Afaoino.
da'per, do fiI9f' thompson "''Aland'
NoRwIcH-Ar IN, seas CtreSsd, Miiken Els
worth Emily NJ Mack, Wixon, Dennis,
v,w,ovr-cIJ 81 .cb A,,,o Uc.,oo proyi.
3.,,ce f,r t,,l,i.
PRovtDExcE-Ar LIST, sehs Onward (of Eden)
II cgins, and Hapden Belle, (of Hampden) Alex
ander, Philddelph
Ar eth, seh Frederick Warren, Coomb., Calais
Cid 9th, sehs deorss Cummings, "helden'
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Sch II l. Orcutt, (of BucksporD Capt joshua
Hopkins, from Aux Cages for New York, with
cargo of $50 bags coffee and IL tons logwood
was totally lost on the East end of French Gays,
on the night of the 5th June vessel sunk no
cargo saved. 4 few sails and some rigging were
taken to Matthewtown, Inagua, and sold for
about 5000. Captain and crew arrived there on
the 18th, and left for New York on the 18th, In
the sch @ Young.
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THAR CmTERurAp CELEBRATION at New
port, was more Infamous than ridiculous.
On Oh. cars f.om Newport to Bangor, Sat
urday night the delegates were steamed ny
extensively, and ready for fgat Two
regular knockdowns took place, and oaths
and impreca,ion., terrible to hear, shocked
other passengers. Cheers were given for
JET Davis. Beauregard, Nallandigham and
other distinguished coprerhead saints, who
are the especial admiration Of such patriots
as made up the Newport meeting. On TIE
whole it was probably the Most yiilainous
seccsh affair that ever came off in this State
Wing.
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Special Notices.
The Second Anniversary

OF the Baptist Sabbath School will be held next
Sabbath afternoon, at o'clock. Several address.
ses may be expecoed-singing by the School,
collection will DO taken. Tho members Of the
School, both teachers and scholars, are particular
ly requested to be at the Meeting House at
quarter before three, and they are also earnestly
desired 30 be at the Meeting House on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. No postponemen. Vi the
Anniversary on account Of rain.
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VINO is lie We are informed that Lieut.
Brown Of the Tacony, stated 70 gentleman
that be was put in possess. on OF information,
by person belonging in this city, OF every
thing that he wanted appertaining to the po-
sition of the Caleb Cushing, rules and rc-n-
htons on boar1., change Ol watch, &c, pre-
vious to her seizure. Who is tie guilty par
ty?-I Courier.
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from the receipt u Dr. stephen sweet oi Connecticut the
great bone setter and has hren used in his practice for
the last twenty with the most astonishing success
A external remedy IL is without rival and will ale
vate pain speedily than any other preparation For
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders 1t is truly nfable,
end as curative for Sores, Wounds sprsins, BruisesSc
ts soothing healing and powerful strengthening proper
ties exc the just wonder and astonshment Of all who
have everl il trial Over four hundred certificates
Of cures, performed by within the last two
years, attest this truth. Sold by all dealers. eowly2
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yfhc New York Tribune thinks that
General Meade will cross the Potomac BE-
fore Lee does TINS will lie damaging STRAIT
egy for Lee, and show him that his troubles
are not TO end If he succeeds in getting TIL
remnant of his army across the Potomac =
There is ,c,rk ahead for TIE Union troops,
and more disasters for the rebels.
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Soldiers, see to your own health, do not
trust the Army suppIys Cholera, Fever and
Bowel Complaint will follow your slightest indscretion.
HoLL0WAY'S PILLS l. OINTMENT should b. in ev.
cry mans knapsack The British and French troops use
no other medicines. Only % cents per box or pot.
M
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
BACHELOR s Celebrated Hair Dye
* fhe Rest in the World
IS NE DfyI III NE WUFl
THE ONLY

Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfectehanges Red Rusty
or Grey Fair, instantly TO Glossy Black or Natural
Bvops without tnjnring the Ha.r Staining the san,
leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful impsrts fresh vital
ity equsnry restoring It's pristine color and reees the
III effects Of Bad Dyes. The genuine signed WILLIAM
A. BATCHEE0R, all others limitations, and
should be avoided. Sold BY all Druggists, &c. FACTo-
RY--sI BARCLAY ST., NY. ly23r
Bassksior's Nsw Toilet Cream for Dressing the Hair.
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EiswnERE "A detachment OF the 9TH
Maine regiment, consisting of about thirty
men. left to-day TO garrison Fort Knox
The balance of the regiment, under Col. Ma
son, will leave to morrow to join their asso-
sociates in the field IL Portland Courier.
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state Of Matnc.

ExEcrrivs DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, July D, is6s.
IN adjourned session OF tAe Executive Council will he
he'd At the Council Chamber In Augusta on Monday the
third d'y q August next.
Attest, JOSEPH d. HALL. Sec. q STATE.
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FISHERMEN.

Ar at Keunebunkport 30, ult sch Charlotte Ann,
Grant, Bank Qlcreau, 1000 fish.
Ar at Gloucester lst, sels Golden Worn, Gam.
mon, Cobasset, fishing Mary Z, Bill, Province
town, do.
Az at Liverpool Ms goth alt, sch G Dennis,
Deneh, Gloucester, bouud fishing.
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The notorious NaIlandigham arrived
at Halifax, on Sunday. Tic remains OF tho
equally notorious pirate Tacony was towcj
ashore at Cape Cove, near by, the same day
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GA special despatch to the Boston jon,

GA special despatch to the Boston Jour
nal gives the following losses
l7th Maine-killcd, 1t. Col Fowler =
Wounded, Licuts. Whittier and Greene
Sergt Hail. q. l.. Norton. Go. b.
Major S. p Lee of the Third has had his
nrm amputated.
DR.. Alexander of the Sixth has been
wounded.
Col. Walker Of the Fourth has also been
wounded.
Major Whtcomb of the Eleventh is wound
cd.
Gen. Barksdale is killed.
The following casualties took place in the
Maine 10th regiment at Gettysburg
Col. Tilden, missing.
Captains, Whitcsidc, killed; Atwood
Bennett. Weldon, Lowills, wounded; Bilehcr
missing.
Lieutcnants, Learett and Plumcr, wound
ed Wardsworth, Bsbce, Bisbee No. .. Dcn-
ring, Thompson, Chilos and Lords, missing
Mr.. c. I. Mellen exhibited, this week, n
mammoth strawberry, from his garden. 1t
was about three times the size of hen 5
egg. shewn by its side Oxford Dem.
How large was the - hens egs ?" There
are hens eggs Of dwarf size. as there are
mammoth strawberries.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-10
nlari,,c Journal.

The number OF American sea-goius craft re
ported lost during the month Of jun, is IL
The loss would have been comparatively light
rcro ii not for the great havoc committed by
fchs priYatee5s There wcrc : ships. 0 tark.
G brik4. and IL sehooncrs, of which were wreck
cd. = were burnt, run down aud missing of
those burned. y were victims Of the privatccrs
TAe value Of tae above craft il estimated at
S15S 900.