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The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
Letter from the State Capital.
AuGusrA. june IN. "a

AUGUSTA, June %, 1864.
To the Editor Of the Press:
The following commissions have just been
issued, viz:
ELEVENTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Jonathan A. Hill, of Stetson, Lieutenant
Colonel.
Charles P. Baldwin, OF Bangor, Major.
TWELFTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Lagrange Severance, Of Bangor, Adjutant.
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
George w. Capen, OF Calais, Captain Co. X.
Elias A. Berry, of Calais, LIST Lieut.. Co. X.
THIRuETH REGIMENT INFANrRY.
Lucius ID. Fisher, Norway, LIST Lieut.. Co. B.
Josiah A. Millett, Palmyra, 81 Lieut.. Co. d.
Surgeon Day OF the 10Th Regiment has sent
Governor Cony flye pound note found at the
village of st. Marksvllle, La. 1t some OF the
old Colonial currency, and was issued from the
otaie OF South Carolina on the first day Of
June, 1875
Inc Dr. reports Colonel Deal as command
ing the iirst division of the 10Th Army Corps.
ours truly, HELIos.
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Maine Twentieth Regiment.
HEADQUARTERS 10Th ME-. Vol. |
June Odd. 1864,

HEADQUARTERS 20TH Nix. Vol.
June 23d, 1864
To Tie Editor Of the Press: ga 81
The following are the recent casualties in
his command:
Kilied-Capt. Samuel T. Keene, Co. F;
Private, 5. Il. White, Co. G..
Woandsd.--Sergt Andrew j. Slower, Co.
j. severe flesh wound in leg. Private Horace
Munroe, Co. J, severely in right leg, since am
putated.
Capt. Keene has acted as field officer since
he commencement Of the campaign. He was
shot through the breast, near the heart, yes
terdAy afternoon, by asharpshooier. He liv-
ed but few moments.
On the 18th inst, Col. J. L. Chamberlain,
at that time in command OF the LIST Brigade
Of this Division, was dangerously wounded
while leading his command against the enemy
at Petersburg.
On the 10th Gen. Grant appointed him, for
meritorious and efficient service on the field Of
battle, and especially for gallant conduct on
the 18Th. BrigadetuGenera Of Volunteers, sub
ject to the approval of the President.
WM. L. DoSSgLL,
Adjutant goth Maine Volunteers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
Canada.

Our neighbors over the line are, just now,
somewhat excited In relation TO some very
important constitutional changes In their gov
eminent. The ministry have obtained the
support Of George Brown, leader Of the re.
form party, by the promise OF measure for
the general federation OF the provinces. II
the scheme for general federation fails, the
principle Is to be applied to Canada alone.
There is a little touch OF war Of races, and
the remedy for this, 10 the opinion Of many
far-seeing statesmen, Is to be found only in
general federation, somewhat upon the princi-
pies Of eur Government. There is evidently
much feeling upon the subject in all the
provinces, and What the result may be time
will show. Queen Victoria's American do
minion is broad enough for several large
states.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
Delegates.


The following Delegates have been chosen
to the approaching conventions
GoRHAM.-State Convention, at Augusta !:
Joseph Redlon, Freeman Harding. Samuel
Dingey, Chas. Deering, Joseph w. Parker,
VIM. ii. Murch.
District Contention. in this city: Edward
P. Weston, Isaac Mcclellan, John J.. Curtis,
Benz. r. Curtis, A. K T.. Files, Merrill T. Files.
EEsTBRooK.--Siate Convention, Moses G.
Dow, Jabez True, George L. Hodgdon, Frank
lin j. Rollins, Amos Abbott, Jr., Charles S.
Bickford, Jason Leighton, Rufus Durham.
District Convention, George Libby, George
Warren, Leander Valentine, Granville NJ.
Stevens, Nahum Pickett, Robert Leighton, Jr.,
Daniel Winslow, John w. Jones.
YARMOUTH State Convention, Reuben
Merrill, b. Freeman, A. l.. Loring.A ~
District Conrention, Jeremiah Buxton, Jr.,
G. p. Thompson, Jeremiah Lorng, N. T.
Worthley.
y RAYMOND State Cpnrention, Franklin
Sawyer, S. A. Danforih, Oliver p. Jordan.
District Convention, William Small. Charles
Davis, Levi Jordan, Jr.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
DIED..

In this city, June %. Harry. son Of Henry W and
Frances Pond. aged years months
In Gorhsm. June a. OF diptheria Llewellyn W.
only son Of VIM and Mary Paine. aged years
months. -
In Raymond June "a. Mrs Sarah Nash. wife of
Simeon Nash. aged 81 wears 8 mouths.
In Dixheld. May ~. VIM Htnry. son of the late
Henry Newman, aged IL years.
In Rowdoinham, June p. Mr. Charles + Blake
aged % years.
In Belfast. June q. Mrs Caroline r. wife Of r
fieic. Esq aged 81 years ~ ~
In Lee, May %. Mrs cyrere, wife Of Godfrey Jack.
son, aged 50 years II mouths.
In Woodstock. June Is. Freddie b, only son OF
Joshua aud Emily Kendall $3.50 a-.
In saco. June II, Mclyina. daughter Of Mr. Daniel
Dearborn, aged years. ~
In Abbott. June 10. Mrs Susan Cover aged So
In Mt Vernon, May 20 Mr. BeDjami Du ley, aged
81 years.
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MARRIED.

In windham, June "a by Edwin s Elder. Fac.
Ebridge S Dodge aud Miss Lizzie 8 Day, both or
Portland.
In Winterport. Juno 10. John Cole Of W. and
Miss Sarah Crockett OF Prospect
In Brunswick, June %. horace Dunning and
Mrs Hannah Allen; a so. Jessie Slower and Misc
F. anees Smith, all of Is.
In Gardiner. June 10. Fredk ID Harmon and Miss
Hannah X Hildreth.
In West Gardiner. June 10. Charles 8 & reepe. of
w u. and Judith w Perry, of Litchfeid.
In Litchfeid. June IL Isaac starbird and Miss
Mary Jane Stinson.
In Bangor. june %. Manly @ Trask and Miss Maria
L Leighton.
In Pre.que Ise. June 81, Amasa Howe. Esq. and
Miss Louisa Pratt q"
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
Railroad Train attacked 6y Gneriiias.

CAIRO, ILL.,, June 20.
Memphis dates of the 25th, state that train
on the Memphis aud Charleston Railroad, was
attacked by guerilas near Colliersyille on the
23d inst. Two soldiers were killed and eight
wounded. Two citizens were also killed and
two wounded. Six soldiers who jumped from
the train during the attack we're captured and
taken to the woods. One who escaped re-
ports that his comrades were murdered by the
guerilas.
The Memphis cotton market was unchang-
ed.
The steamer NJ. Combs was fired Into yes
terday by guerillas, from the Kentucky shore,
near Shawnetown. W
Gen. Merdth assumed command at Cairo
to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

HAIL SToRM.-A correspondent at Standish
Corner, writes US that severe shower Of
hail and rain passed over that place yester-
day morning, 9th inst, about six o'clock, do
ing much damage to glass and vegetation.
Says our correspondent, "How far the hail
extended we have no knowledge, but it has
about spoiled our gardens. The rain was
timely and much needed"
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

"GAr AND FESTIVE. Tuesday last, says
the Lewiston Journal, two young men--New-
begin and Hill-bucks from Saco, arrived in
this city caparisoned in the tip Of the mode,
accompanied by "their wives" They had
hired teams in Saco for an hour on Sunday
evening, and went 10 Portland. Thence they
telegraphed to the owners Of the teams,
stating that they were in Portland aud would
be At home Monday noon, but not coming to
time the owner dispatched to this city to the
City Marshal who arrested them here on Tues
day and committed them TO Jail. Wednesday
an officer from Ssco returned with them to
their native yales. Que Of them exchanged
his chsisc for buggy while in this city.
They also paid Lisbon visit and exchanged
wives several times during their persmbua.
tons.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

DEATHS OF MAINE soLDIERs.-Tbs fol.
lowing Maine soldiers have died a. Wssh;na
ton within the last two or three days:
E. D. Shurtleff and Thomas Elliot. 9Th roc,
Charles Field, 3lst; Samuel Studson. 326 "a
r. Bassett. 4. b. Gould. and A. 4. RYDER. ais,
John Bradley. lst Me. Heavy Artillery A. d.
Ames, 3lst; James S. Keene, LIST.
The following 10 hospitals In and around
New York: s .iA
Valentine Black, Sth; James II. Boyce, Co.
!, SD; Calvin Carter, Co. d, 3ist
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Horrible Case of Poisoning at Ithaca.

A YOUNG WOMAN MURDERED By HER MOTH
Err.
The citizens OF Ithaca, New York, have
been horrihed at the death OF Miss Charlotte
L. Heggie, on Wednesday, the 10Th instant,
by poisoning. She had been engaged at sew
ing by the Ladies' Aid Society in that village,
when she was attacked with vomiting, burn
ing at the stomach and other painful symp-
toms. Medical aid was rendered. but without
success. She obtained no relief; and after
lingering eight days was finally relieved by
death. She was the Oldest daughter Of Mr.. J.
NJ. Heggie, OF ithaca, and was greatly esteem
ed.
A sister about eighteen years OF age, died
in November last, exhibiting similar symp-
toms, her death giving rise to suspicious Of
poisoning; but no investigation was made.
This time, one Of the physicians communicat-
ed the facts TO the District Attorney of Temp
kins county and q Coroner's jury was summon
ed. Suspicious were excited against the moth
er and many circumstance brought to light
the fact that she murdered her daughter
From many witnesses 1t was proved that this
unnatural mother had strange and unfortun-
ate disposition against her family, and some
suppose she is really monomauiac. She has
been arrested. The jury brought In two YER
diets, nine jurors declaring tina. the daughter
was poisoned by her mother, and three adding
that the unhappy woman Is insane on the sub
ject OF her family relations.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY The July
number OF this popular work, commences the
fourteenth semi-annual volume. The follow
lag writers and others whose names are not
given, contribute to this number, to wit: II.
w. Longielow, Gail Hamilton, Il. w. Emer-
son, w. q. Bryant, Donald G. Mitchell, Tx
harvel) G. Reynolds, Harriet Z. Prescott,
Fitz Hugh Ludlow, Prof. Agas,z, Harriet
Beecher Stowe, 0. w. Holmes, Geo. S. Lang,
Francis Williams, c. c. Coffin, tCarletop) sc.
Ticknor & Fields, Boston, Publishers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

The l0-40 BoNps.--The subscription 10
the l0-40 bonds is still before the public, and
over seventy millions have been already
taken. At the present rate OF premium on
gold, they pay nearly ten per cent. interest In
currency, and at the conclusion of the war.
they will certainly be worth par in gold.
4 n
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

DELEGATES TO THE CoNyENrIoN.-At
Union Convention held In Gray, on Saturday
last, the following gentlemen were elected
ID. Vinton, Henry Pennel, Theophilus Stinson,
Jr.; to the District Convention, James Small,
Jr., Robert A. Allen, william q. Dickey.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
Temperance ournal-Change of Editors

Mr.. b. F. Thorndike, in the last number OF
the temperance Journal, takes leave OF its
readers having resigned his connection As pub
Usher. That paper is hereafter to be published
by Messrs. Rich d White, enserprising and
earnest young men, who will, we have no
doubt, infuse new life Into the paper, adding
materially to It's interest and circulation. The
journal has had hard fortune, but we hope
it may yet meet with success commensurate,
somewhat, with the importance OF the cause
1t advocates Mr.. Thorndike has labored as
siduously to promote the cause with which
he has been identified, aud be reiires from the
chair editorial, with the good wishes of the
fraternity.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
Buy Me, and TIL do you Good"
Use DR.. LaugIey's Root and Herb Bitter,

FOR Jaundice Costiveness. Liver Complaint. HUI
mora, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Piles Dizziness Head.
ache, Drowsn IS. and all diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach. torpid liver, and bad blood to
which all persons are subject in spri, and summer
They cleanse the system. regulate the wells, re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
ness Of mind and strength of bod. to all who use
them. So d by all dealers in Medicine everywhere
Ct %, 30 and - cents per bottle. q 20. C. G0uD-
WIN Co., 81 Hanover Street, Boston, Proprie-
tore. ap2 dam
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Delegates from Portland.

The delegates to the Union State Conven-
ton, elected by the wards, Saturday evening.
are requested to meet at the counting room OF
the Press Office at o'clock this afternoon for
the PURPOSE Of eleetlng delegate at large.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28


Th- foilowin. list was n.
ken from tia living Animals
themselves in the Compinys
Duiidins, 53a 4 ST. broadway
n. Y. on the 22t OF March.
aud therefore may be eoasid-
cred
A c,rrec. Iii Of Anirs,lt
Prof Lsnsworthy's Trained Animals;
African Lioa. As.stir I.ioa. Namid-
ian I.i0ne.s. brazilian Tiger. Benssl
Leopard SENEGAL Leop1rt, south A.
faerscan Jasulr. perf0rmsd by hin
at each satsrisinmeat
.o:
Living cir,lrs. oily one IN tmetica.
Sreat pvrformins Eisphani. Typo
Snh. exercise By Frank Nah
BACK tfri-,1 d trich. nine feet high,
\. A. OTc Ostrich Zs1ra; Pair II
White neJFs isig young Lions
csiifara.s Grix-,y Beir, very isrzs
Reass Il Leopard aai Youas. African
iaaiher. Enf.iSh Faiioa Dces. Sill
yer Stripe ilyeaa. Afriean spotted
Hyena. Ams-irat Panther or Puna /.
Fnonah or Hin ioosftn Dear, only
o7e 4 America, Afriean lion. Ash
attic Li0n. Bengal I.ennsri. Ynuns
lion 5 yesrs old. Brazilian Tiser.
n \. 1agnSr. Afrisan I.eoparl. Roy-
u B4ns,l Tiger, only one II America:
Bstrmcse OF sser- 1 Cow. leo or Polar
Gear. Korky AIoaatsis VIII Cat.
J,.aaes@ Nistia Ssrine. African
Gaz-ile. Nurdnia Pu<son,. American
Black bsAr, Chinfss sal Mexican
Np.s. <r~ hpiiaat ksayaroo. Arr
can Crs.s " ! frsn-. Black Wolf
Grey Wolf. E<yptiaa Coose. Affie2n
y fsuPins, VERY rare; Bine sand
iiiti Crsr~. White Styrk, very large,
HactSw4n. Afriran Pelican, Span
ia anl AracFiean Fowls. Silver
fhe4ssnt.. Golden rk-axarts. span
Al Mac iva. American i.agle. Aipse-
ca Sheen, cesamere shoep, Whito
Lam. ltg.r Cat, Ned and Yellow
.Cr-st Co.1atoos. Parrots an Doves I;
Monx-ys snl Dos. lava Hare and
Glins I't.e. Aat- ka.srsni Coafim-
rstati. Bsiorq sni White Faced
etonsey. wsat Ducks aud Carrier
DIVES Long srine l Gibbons, horsv
Nsartsia 30 ss-r. Aussraiisa shell
Itrrluests. white BATS and Alice.
wiid-h bisi,. Black Squirrel. Coe-
atiis. African Grey Parrots. Tsmpiro
Prrrat. how, hirls. African Hing
Ssek Far i.uet.s, Aastraiiaa Roxelis,
L,ri P4rolNssfs. f.rri Grsnia Ring
l'arrnts. ). A. Parrass. Chinese PAR
naV5'ts, nj Y aal ssurcn rarrots.
hnsa Cackatol, Sst4n Br-azi Psrs-
qr-ts, Eurapeaa Isys. just aaiel the
tsrep, AUtRALtAN BtRD SlsoW.
c'asts;il n; ofaa ialasnse number u
iifls 81 every variety aaI p'unsr-.
Prece ling the g0rxe.lit.
,,rocr-siOa on il ARRIVAL infot
tae p. zee Of exhibition, m al
De seen the colossal COL
DEN OH ARIOT containing
0yto ilogs's cssHr BsSD.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

BLAcKwooD.-Th June number OF this
talented Scotch tory monthly, has been re-
ceiyed from the republication Office Of l.. Scott
& Co, New York. Contents: Tony Butler,
part TX; Life of Sir VIM. Napier, X. c. b.;
Chronicles OF Carlingford; The Public School
Report; Letters from the Prncipaliiies; Cor
nelius o'Dowd, part v; The Crisis OF Parties;
Tpdax
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
conerassioual Conyention--First District.

The voters Of the first Congressional District who
are Internationally in favor oil the Union, the
premscy Of the Consultation and Laws and the
suppression Of the Rebellion by vigo' oas proseeu.
ton Of the War. invited to send Delegates 10 o
Convention to be held at the CITY HALL. IN Port.
land on THURSDAY. the 7th er July. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for lhe parpose Of Aomiaating a Candidate
for Representative to Congress and an Elector Of
President and voc-President.
Tho basis of representation VIII be as follows
Each city and town will be entitled to Delegate
and one Delegate additional for every seventy-fve
votes eastf1r Gov. Coney in 1893. majority frac-
tion will entitle to an additional Delegate.
The Committee will be in session at the Hall, at
O'Clock TO receive Credentials
Joax LyscH, Portland, |
SswALL N. Gaoss, n. Gioucc-tcr, r,,ox
JOHN u. LINCOLN Brunswick,
JOak A. WArRanAN, uoRHAM, District
GEO n KNOW TON. Alfred, ro,,r,,...o
EDWIN SMITH, saco,
.oHN WENTWORTH, hittery,
June 81. 1854.
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FIRE IN THE WooDs.-Fires are raging In
the woods in almost every town In this coun-
ty and are doing much damage.
We learn from Mr.. Beale, of Hudson, that
the citizens have great difficulty in keeping
the fires from their buildings.
Friday night Ephriam Bradley, OF Hudson,
lost his house, Joshua Martin, OF Alton, lost
house and shed, Hussey Rogers, of Alton, lost
house, and the fires are still raging burning
wood, bark and other property Bangor
Whip
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

CaucuS.

The Union men of Pow. al who are unc ,pditle n
any 10y 20 fhs Governments, are Requested to meet
at the Town House, In said town, on SATURDAY I'M
second day of July at O'Clock r. 81, for the pur.
pose OF selecting delegates 10 atteld the District
Convention to be holden at Portland Juiy eth
rer order VI Town COMMITTEE
Pownal, June 9th, 1854. june2s
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
UNION
For the State Convention.

An extra tain Of cars win leave this city for Au-
gusta. Wednesday morning at o'clock-retprIing
after tho arrival of the afternoon train from Boston
at Augusta, about O'Clock IN the afternoon. One
fare for the round trip.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
To HE Sick.

THOuS aNDs say that Mrs G.. B1iientine's Yege-
race Sar11ssiag Pts the best Pills they
nave ever used for purgiag the blood If all HUI
mors and removing Pin Worms. For sale at W +.
Gloucester, and By others. je27d2ts
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
Couyhs and Colds.

The sudden changes of our climate are sources of
Pulmonary, Bronchial. and 4stan1asic Elections
Experiences having proved that simple remedie- o.
ten act speedily whom taken in the early stages Of the
daease. recourse should at once be had to BrocH's
BroRchidi Trochss." or Lozenges, let the Cold
Cough or Irritation of The throat be ever SO slight
as by this p-ecaution more serious attack may be
efsctualiy warded OF. Public Speakers and Singers
will lind them esctu ii for ceariog and siren CITIZEN
In tho voice Soldiers should have them, as they
can be carried In the pocket and taken occasion
requires june25d& WIN
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

SALES AT THE BRoKKRs' BOARD, Jusy2I
1000 U 5 Coupon Skies 1851 ex coupon. . 1876,
23.0O United states 5-20's ................l OSi
10 900 Ogdensburg Cd Mortgage Bonds. sal
100 tsgdensburg LIST M,rtgsgs Bonds. : los
ISL Eastern Railroad .lC6
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

A FINE THING FOR THE TEETH The Fragrant
SOZ0DoNr appears to have taken a prominent
place among the most approved dentrfffiees OF the
day. very popular article for the toilet. high
~ recommended by all who have used ii as beauti-
mouth. sweetsning the breath. arresting the pro-
gress 4 decay. and otherwise benedtting the user
Bosfoa Trarelier. mch24 dit
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
100000. 600.

This Loan 10 authorized BY Act of Congress OF
March 4.h. 1854 which provides for lie RzDzxrrros
II Cox. ss any period mot iess than ten ror more
than forty years from It's date at tho pleasure Of the
Government
uns1its Redemption. ave per cent. interest is to
be paid semi-annuaily IN CON-.
ifs Exemption Jro~ STATE and LEGAL Tsra,ion
addsffen one to three per cent. per annum to lis
value.
The Rate Of Inser.ss on th's loan. although but
ave per cent. in coin Ia much greater In currency
n tho difference between the market value Of cur
reney and gold.
As Rals. the I've per cent specie securities OF all
solvent governments are alwsys par or above. and
currency now funded in the National Loan, will be
worth Its face in soid besides paying regular and
liberal percentage to the holder.
No Securities eser 90 great Inducements, Il Is be.
iieved Is the various descriptions OF U. s. Bonds.
In all other forms Of Indebtedness the faith or abi-
isy Of private parties stock compsnies separate
communities only 10 pledged for payment. while for
the debts OF the United states the whole property
Of the country Is holden to secure the payment Of
both principal and interest in coin.
The Funded Debt OF the GATED States on which
interest Ia payable N gold. the 3D. day Of March,
1854 s7ss eco. The Interest on this debt for
the coming fiscal year will be s45 l25 while the
customs revenue In gold for the current fiscal year
ending June Goth 1854 has been 90 far at the rate OF
over 0oo5o.eoo per annum. amount largely In
Of the wants Of the Treasury for the pay men.
OF goldinterest.
Thee bonds may be subscribed for in sums from
thus made equally available to the Sun sllest lend.
and the largest capitalist They can b. convert.
ed into money at any moment. and the holder win
have the bensnt Of tho interest
The authorised Amount of thii loan 10 Two Hum
dred Million Dollars The amount Of subscriptions
repo'trdto the Treasury at Washington, is over
$40. 900, 900.
Subscriptions will be received in currency BY tie
First National Bank, Portland, Maine,
AND BY ALL NATIONAL. BANKS
which depostaries OF Public money. and all
Rsspee able Bants aad Bankers
throu yhout the country sctins agents OF the Ma
tiOnal Dep osit,ry Banks, wiz furnish further infor
nation on application and sMh-
4eord Kery Facility TO sus.sr'ser,
June@us"" rs-s evN
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

BRANTFoRp, .. W., June q.
The machine shop of the Buffalo & Lake
Huron railroad was burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000.
FEW NEW YORK, June ~.
Tom Hyer died yesterday. .
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

OMAHA CRY, June 25.
The Sioux Indians attacked party OF men
making hay. Is miles west OF this place, kill
ing two, vounding two MORALLY and two ser-
ously. A detachment Of cavalry was sent In
pursuit a sans
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28

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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday,............... june ~.
ARRIVED. k
Steamer Chesapeake, willetts, New York
Steamer Lady Lang. Roix, Bangor.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. Boston. for
81 John NIB
Brig Trenton, Anterior, Philadelphia. -
Sch Otter Rocs. Thompson Baltimore.
Sch Nautilus, Obj McFadden. Boston.
Sch Minnehaha Leach, Boston.
Sch Livonia. Mckenzie. fremont.
Sch Il Buxton, Iiicomb, Brunswick
Sch NJ Mahoney. Macombcr, Portsmouth.
CLEARED.
Sch James Lorg. osgood. Fortress Monroe-J b
Fisher.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-28
Notice.

FlNtiiS day give to my two sons. E. J. and Chas.
Il Randall. tLeir time, to act and trad for them
selves; shall not claim their wages or pay their
debts I. c. RANDALL, Kes.r Falls. Nc.
witness, Mary Pillsbury, Mary 8. Pillsbury.
June 81. 1854. juns7s