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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-11-26
Piece or Parcel Of Land,

of which Josathan Haragan died seized, adj
Joining lands Of George Gathers, Mention
Brown and others, containing from
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-11-26

EXCELsIoR SUGAR CURED HAMs-A
IL delicious Ham, cured expressly for family
use. They are superior to ane now in the market.
For sale only by T, DRENNEN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-11-26

A A. MEXICAN GUANO Of choice
"A. quality, and PHOSPHATES, for sale
ny JOHN PARTRIDGE.
EW Mackerei, Herring and Codfs h u
L large lot just received aad for sale by
FEB d, 1864 WIN. McCLELLAND.
L,XCELSIOR SUGAR CURED uAMs-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

Oulps % the uuabsFs lOst In baths and BY dSssr-
iioDs thsy say that rsnforOsnsnis neces'ary to
k.sp I'D the trsDgh OF the army well as TO render
.Sy offer W movement practicable
spERMIsy OPINION or SOUTHERN TROOPS AND SOUTH.
Fan GENERALS.
The Georgia OOunt'yHaH gives, upon the authority
Of most respectable lazy, nov sxls from AtISqta,
lengthy account Of the dOingi Ald sAyugI of sasr-
man after his occupancy Sf The "Gats City" She
ss 90 that he pid ust aud well merited tribute to
the VAlOr Of AIMS II, remarked that IL would be
Disgrace to Us II were lA!ly tubjaEsted-as We
certainly would be-,s We had iOTg against four or
ave times our nunb1r, with . degree of Valor which
had excited the admiration Of the world; and that the
United States Government would gain no honor, nor
If they succeeded in thSir purposes they had
thus far failed with Eve 10 the hsld 10 our one
He regarded tie Southern soldiers the brAVss in the
world, aud adm ittsd that In fair dgh could VII p
than tuo ~ our ors but hs claimed for him elf and
his conpsers the credit Of POSSESSING more strategic
ability than our GensIAls "You can beat Us In 6Eht.
ing, uAsan," said he, but 10 can out maj o ,Vre
yO1; your Generals do not work half enough; ne work
day and night and spare labor nOr pains 10 carry
out our pars."
ARRIVAL OF PRIsJRERs AT SAVANNAH
The fOloWins "a q Ist Ut Ihs officers rCSsH J brought
up to Savannah, from Yankee prisons:
GNSlesd, II h Ga Bl'talOI Dol NtligI1, lW
Laul.ans; Mir Hart, Ga L, Col HlCgR, 9 d
l.; Capt u K SEink,T ~ ". Ls h J 0ps, 20 b
Va; l. h Robinson. 90 Va Ajor W y Fergus,
42i As; Dol B W WiIhsrs, al Va; Capt " NICHOLAS,
IrhdtsV; W 4 Wilson, l,r HI cav hsjar KnE,
e2iV.; Z N Wood sard Gal Va; Oaps TnoIps Nor
sAn's eomnap5; Dap, Ohsathsn, Q '.rtsrnsster Nor
San'. command; Vol BAne, l6 h.Ssi hIrshSl,
v; Is Ford, 2lH S c. ASskt,nt S1rsson 4 No
Clarity sIJs Ala; OAps NOssh y, 2lAVsi Preston,
81 n "; Dap, BIrrOrglS, 1OPosFsphIC EGG nssihi
AjiutABt ArripEoa, ~ IVA; IL sIddslh. IL 8 o;
It MossleV, is IA Mise Dr. 3 GOdrg, 2lst NTth
OalAirG; D. G. A SOmm,TG 2lsl We; Ool Edgsr &c hVa
Bt;hsjJ q skies, 7Ih Con cd cav W joiner, bs,n
GA; j aortOn, Is q Mis-; Ii P Slams 64;h u, l..
o smith, sh La; Capt sh,rl, n OCG'j 1t 3. Oo.Su-
borousb LIT La; Oapt Sertg ,ins, ~ AK cNi Ii A
Miller 10 W; Capt Hethsf, 2b.h Va b.; l.. OIL
Juilus A AXE, " D 8 {; NcHsnry u ward, AId-dt-
O.mp Confederate Srny; W WhiIs, n 8 v Ua,; LII
Jona Il lines 10 b Mise; iRAr Won SKusLh, 8 u L,
O,v; Ii JNE Ii, 26 b G,lAdj WliAms, hoIg AUS CON;
" ? Croft 49.U Va; p Walker, l6 W; ssIg, SPpn-
,sr. Is. Nd Cav; J } HACOD, W 4 Vie, Dc; Dap
R.ilton, Mise; T Albright, 53I {; L. F.ilsJ, 90 h
A.: o D, W Tsnurr r cLmoac; L! 81 7 HI th4On,
81; n BoAu, h Fw; Capt. rslaierrO, II b Ga
u Adj TbOs Cumming, lzIn Ga Rsgii l.; b Osn-
III 1t Tenn Ba F.; L Hughes. Sd X cav
sucs the arrival OF the shove, ASOu. 1900 more al.
rived AZ savannah.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
THR CITY.

hAYoG'a OoURF.-Y ss:erdJ this court vas died
with Cor gres ltarary goats and the eli general
" of Il Southern chVay. To day iva tLieViih ne
SrOes and three worry cold oOkiog young white utmn
slons enCumbered the Ia Of justice.
Ole of IheSe negroeS-RsubOn, slave OF Me-. Mary
Over-uGs the fac: charged being proved ordered to
be thrashed for stealing half Of psper from Ger.
G rgas' eff 20.
The females were Virginia Wade, Mary Mitchell aud
Mari ]. Ny~s. Fasy wers charged With destroying,
in part the Dwelling house OF hrs Mary Lyon.
Tee tes,imony was that jenny Wade. Mary Myers
and Mrs. Mitchell occr ed room, in the hcu~. Wade
and Myers we're d5ordsry characters and in the to4r-
CRY OF Gro wood burning up the window shutters
Aad westherboArdh 6 hrs. Mitchell, it appeared, val
quiet, veil behaved perIon, and had nothing to dc
win he a,rrcioa Of the property Me-. Mitchell WsI
discharged. Tne other two Wom,n, being cid efsnd-
ers as di.crderJ c1aracters were committed 10 dehu
OF security to keep the pesca.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
ROxEIE,G, CORN.
HHE .ubscrlb offer. to.farmers thrOughoy

THE subscrlb offers to'farmers throughout
Il Jhs ofuarg the kdYPlAH v0kn. shiSh, upon ua1 YES
found q DIST Of JulF IL IL est at 81
fro ts very prolific qualities y 200 bush s per acre. aud
iRbv BIZ sesied asu 1--we ptuHds g the Unsh tbs
Corn cd diTet Mr. jtnss ur ConslA lar agent
dice " o his return nOm Egypt
IL needs no that OF other varieties and,
N rel ed In one sessen on the same
R uad Ia he Of uet, anu Nediy-'So r@fs
have gro upca and VII from nys TO hReeD
For domestic Lss irAlsed. When gound an optry
tol IL Is nnsnsss 70 HheaIsh hIsI As
forage crop sowing In ur Broadcast Tor eAU eeui
Ihs 10 no we'll idsp ed 70 mich eo"S aud Lone
that will Jied haf the value In bJaIK era.
IL C an be eIIf1lly gto wn 10 any state ~
tsAetry References that The corn mn ev
cry r. spect what rsp 70 and drthsr am ns only
person the touLy who has mi, variety OF CORD haV
us sSeureI gu inuy abe 10 iii all orders Tor those
desiring 10 tsssH - n, :, IT., 4,
To Any peTon who will eaclOe ia letter Pse D'hsrs,
stamps or carrny, directed vii send, poate PAID nj
ncenI proddcs Oh 10 plant The oi Wig year. m
twenty 20 taJ asres Aso direction for planting aud euva
ton.
Auy person who will get club Of Eve will receive package
gratis.
eve your full name -OeJ county and State, written
Addrsss FRANK l.. q LINDSEY,
Ravens Neat Z. w.,
WaSnnst.R equity, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
THE LA,Er FROM GEORGIA.

Just bsfore going to pres We learned that tie War
DEPARTMENT had receive inform alton from o'siS OF
an ouinsntIy o. oOurAsir character We refrain from
maLiog more d ,Hate statement f the news AIT has
rsscatd rs but warranted in assuring our Rad
era that the i4 adVoes from Georgia ale ~ iAVOIA.
BILE a. We could 1pect
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
HloM aRANt's Any.
The B,,a d IN il. si,os,ion artiel,. says:

The Hsra d. ia iss situation articl,, says:
Oar dispatches from the James river gives soma I'D
diiolAl ealsrs OF tho uusuCceesiul attempt Of the
eusmy TO force bAtk the aonal picket linss bstssen
the Appomaltox and James lAst FidHy pg1i. Theie
was col siderable heA.y firing in that cAty on "a ur
day. but spp renty vi bout any results OF i'm porlAnc'
There are fr oh that the rtbels sre tVacuA
p ss5urs bu. these csivs lite ere lei ca among or
fios,s The rain storm prevents &C I've military oP-
rri1nS on any sndsd SCALE aud thersfors the armies
are enjoying comparative quiet.
KBW Y0IE OLD hAIEIr
s,ys the He. aid Of the "a Gold UN l'ss tIcitsd,
ana a ter 90 mig at 2l9 G. oSsd st 2?2. Government
sst dIieG v sra fsm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
VIRGINIA AT Eules Lcll in Tie Clerks

VIRGINIA. At iulss held in the Clerks
oHse Of tie Circuit Court u EsscD eSu1iJ' IN MOI
day the lot dsy Of August, 1854; 90 cstu s...,.. 49,.
be.',l =. %. 80 fs..N,"' f.I ~ Sfil Pitt,
aud riEcrs next q fiO AMI lsgatees Of The
Fsy' ~ u s.'E U.rsH iscfas d. psis.
ills sais tSrf he last vii SID tesialept OF
ar E.i sj.1y w Cs-sI he tG.TiE properly or=srged;ths
s ri iCT satces sEi her Il kiu In aad -
- fse acc .irei sBi sruSe u Sd tsifts delivered,
ia Ts sni iisi u,ci th Psrscrs entitled thereto; tie
Il audnsi sri settled AID be In lructsd
81 d! IA u a51;Li1aI = The ssi1is SEO saved hs--
les IN TfgsIi G're;o AHd sadtvli hssisg eeoa made
"a Gis ClI 4 lis inst tie following defend
amt as ;. smsad,j uclnsntl hi exhibited in TIA
cult eth Iefe Ebin ro'oa q tte state o. FgE. eccu
uisd toe pubic that s59 from ss'd eouT cannot
Re ap6n them. bs es hoe co used ~ snd
10 ssij i nlh h. ascertain 10 what county or cor
poTLt.n tey sTs Eou siE: hI sEton Gafokt ~n
H.e.n ana HoYs ~ Es RT Hson Besery Mason, Ian
don Mason Wisra Painsy Hs.Sh Ltla BfsEtoR Lucy
s1ton Bsb aad eJssn, bis vile Uh2Tles Randolph.
Mar Randolph EIAbta Turner Ro,toTns psasy ana IT
Pofhsr and Wife, IA ordered that they do appear
tSre hin one month ser publication hereof and do what
heir Interest," and that COPY OF hn or
der pubh for four suecSsye weeks 10 The Hh
mond Whs publshedin Ms city % Riehnond ana
posd Al he 'front.' o. hs ooar Hosss ef this eoanu on
DE ara day Of Ne nsEs ssssy eoxt
sss-vtv $50, 1xvlas, osrt,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

FIHB.-Wednesdsy morning, between three snd four
o'clock, tie ice houae and stable of Hagans John, on
the northern extremity Of II street, were fred BY sn
rcsrdia,y and burnt 10 the ground The whole sf'ir
was SO quickly acc mplshed that nothing was known
of it ill daylight Hsaah's John, tie proprietor Of
the burnt buidinge, is tie Same WHO va formerly
cOmmissSry to all the battery uegrofs In ard about
Richmond. q, ia noz farming in tho cOuu of King
aud Queen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
LATEST FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We have received Our usual 6ss Of Yankee papers
I'D to the 22' Tue lAsness OF the hour at which they
AIs receive d p.svOnt 5 RON maxi fall extracts
TRCN sHEENASs AMY
An I'll :er from shemans army, who eft on the IL
says:
Tho Enemy, under Cobb AID I'erSon, believing that
our troops h. evacuated Atlanta, made dIsh into
the city fsM days sgo and uine hunCrsd Wtrs taken
nriSoulra.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
KInaWNNNIN JAIL.

TFIIE following tegfoes have ben committed
Il 20 tie City Jsn sl'usawsys, w:
committed May ID ISj4 the property o. frank H.
Ward Of Iaa a0re ESi brown parts ana jlckei
sbcut Yca CID GU, sh, ana auce his comnitnsnt,
he says he 10 ne. PserstGg, sod cs himself Amos
Rorrsoa-
clTnARxG. sus Girl, committed FePt l6, 1854 had ON
checked cson dress Gbcut % oil: alb 4iest bth,
ard che bsLgs TO AHin tseshsm CT Cte'slnd
county ,.,.-,,--,
Izs committed Get is54 The properly OF hs widow OF
Joho Ia via .Gs 'C cuaiY-hEd on eEeeted Gotten
o.Ts. 40 ~ IS YEAR, sgs tak, ana a1ou eelllgh.
FIA con mted "a 1894 Is htlnstg TO VIM TtHp'e, Of
kl.Looad, be belongs sir Wade iad cOtt2a
irsss a al cot blscf, and abos' eet Oh.
Ts oIto atSVe eiei 10 forward,
ure eEbsr M IGd chaEGs they vii sold according
10 sv. Iooo u DlpL'h'
a.Qa--sSv '"' ~ aiiT k'aifn"ni- .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
DIED,

Ru1AID-on instant uIs BUILIID, in The 6': tyssr Of
her age
CHEsiERMN-Ia HaeCver ccuay, 18th infant, Hat kLzA
DrrH ,HEsIEkNAN il taI sJthy ST her age
JoSSs-oa 2st infant, hrS ETz4 JOsEs In her 6'th
year.
JOHNSTON f2i Instant ALLAH child Of
Andrea and Kosiaa " JoaostSn, az st>vsn uoahE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
GRS Ns rs.
from FHE F1OnF.

Auvss Suiss yss.sr iaI o. bath sidSs Of the JAMES
n ssrer, .ats the. A7.s soldiers dFsAd another osi
tls. and ass Olo VSEy len - remain e hey are 81
yirtcr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

WANTEn--A Gentleman or Lady 10 teach
w two smsll children boy and girl aLsdS one thai
ran tsGch Music the piano aad Lan preferred Twp give
hosrd and N5OO desired oud tke four Boys or t %
tsards 6v the cher tuition lees Everything iar
nshsa M r ]. II. HAT0HETT,
,oi.sbts Lunsnhugs Q. Eva
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
egyptian CORN.

RE g. Lindsey has presented ear Of bis Egyptian Corn
heretofore adsSedin paper re eaf H. sond srAn
A lady who raised last SENDS up cat heats
stating that hAd MT Ls.n ploWtd u ~
- 0,r1inian no 23-S.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

EOR SALs.-A Steam Rngine and Foiler,
Il fifteen here power made BY Talbot br'., 1t little
used ard IN sooi oder 4.
Ip y to re uSs6Nbsr, ct tie Bsari Hotel b.tEssn the
leu Gf lUGnd s'.CcE. JOHN r. BALI AAD'
Ll2l-.f
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
mARR

JoSE,-ASpKRsoS In Rlm'ngt Ish inst By The hev
Mr. NatseD mr. LUeIiE JoSEs o. N, Of Virginia 10 MSS
May Anna, daughter James ALdIon Eta, Of whining
toa, h. U.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

THK Grand Annual Communication OF A
Il the GRAND Lo GE VIRGINIA e ALcie6t Frte aud X ~
Accepted M,scn7 vii &C heiI In TIE Hssons Hall in(V\
his IT, on MONDAY l2l Of Dscen7er next, at ak
o'l eE, Pm by or-e Of u. W. g and Master.
n, % -Ga42E.d JOHN DOVE, Gran Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

Nessrs. NEAL & WHTLocK will continue the
busness and respectfully solicit for them continuation OF
one fayer thai generously bestowed upon NE ap
AiHl' anu WI N p sw0ED5.
.oS,- I il TALBOT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PABTNBRShIP.
IN consequence of two OF the partners being
.,g.ged N the 1erycs Of Government, the partner
shin Of NAL sWoRDs 90. IL dissolved By nnt al onsen
s Inv a. Id ~ oa,ober 1854 T NEAL
HoD Nv " JPswoRn1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-13
Robert j. Breckenridge.

This gentleman. one of the most tried, hon
ored and foremost statesmen of Kentucky, as
he is one of the most prominent theologans Of
the Presbyterian Church, in his speech, on TAX
ing the chair, at the opening of the Baltimore
Convention, said:
81 have no hesitation In saying for myself,
that il were pro-slavery man, il l believed
this institution was an ordinance of God, and
was given to man, | would unhesitatngly join
those who demand that government should be
put back where it was; but am not q pro-
slavery man. / never was. I unite myself
with those who believe it is contrary to the
highest interests Of all men and OF all govern
ment, contrary to the spirit OF the Christian
religion. and incompatible with the natural
right OF man. join myself with those who
say, away with it forever. [Applausel. And
feryently pray God that the day may come
when throughout the whole land evsry man
may be as free as you are, and as capable OF
enjoying regulated liberty"
Robert ]. Breckenridge is the uncle of John
G. Breckenridge, once Vice President of the
United States, now general in the rebel ar
mics. DR.. Breckenridge is Kentuckian by
birth, divine Of the Old School Presbyterian
Church; has spent the greater part Of his life
In Kentucky and other slave states, and is re-
spected in his state and all over the country
as a man wise conservative, OF the most mod
crate views, but at the same time man Of pi-
ETY. and sound learning. Hewas the chief au-
thor of the Common School system Of Ken
lucky, and has always been a friend OF popular
education.-N. Y. Evening Post.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-13
Correspondence of the Press.
NEwBuRYPoRT, June Q, 1se

Ouuc lCo1s
To the Editor efthe Press.
This quiet city, which deigns not to have its
equanimity ruffied by the strife of tie world,
once upon a time awakened to the necessity
of having fort TO protect them from the
marauders of the sea, forgetting the fact that
the ever changing sands, which rolls in rivers
are a better protection than Notifications. =
Such is the fact, for the skillful master of a
craft, who in the spring ventures out in search
OF that which will crafty the lust for wealth,
dares not enter in the fall without pilot.
Three miles below the city, on Salisbury
beach, opposite Plum Island, the government
has been expending money, in hopes OF having
something erected to scare the enemy, and on
my recent visit saw something there, which,
If the engineers of the government can name,
/ will travel on. Well might the editor of the
Newburyport Herald, who is an honor TO the
craft, write another editorial in addition TO the
one in which he showed that all Of the success
| that has been gained on either side in the ar
my, was by generals educated at West Point
this one being designed to show that fol tiflca-
lions should be erected under the guidance
4 of officers duly educated Somewhere.
One hears Of this city only as place main
| ly devoted to ship building. Such is not the
fact. Her manufactures are not a whit be-
hind those OF her sister cities. She has extern
I siye hat factories, and large cotton factories,
I though water power is wanting, and the best
! part Of it is they pay good dividends. But l
must not leave the distilery without word,
for tie people do say that pure Nep Rum is
the only kind allowed TO be made, and like
Ames' shovels, the owners brand is sufli-
cient guaranty.
The afistocracy live on High street,perhaps
looking down with disdain upon their less as
piring neighbors, who happen to live father
down the hill. Caleb Cushing's house stands
! prominent amongst them. 1t is a large man
sion with extensive grounds, but all is STILL
No happy children make the hills ring with
their merry laughter, nor Is the lawn trodden
with their sprightly feet. He lives with the
fact staring him in the face, that with all the
empty show of honors bestowed on him, on
account OF his learning and talent, his wealth
must descend TO others than his own, as he is
one of those untortunates whom the world de-
dominate old bachelors.
i see by the papers, that Spencer, the MUIR
derer OF MIR. Tinker, is to be hung on the Path
of June. Some years since first knew him,
and occasionally since / have seen him. If the
executive powers of your State rightly under
stood him, they would find that they have or
dered one 10 appear before his God who is
neither answerable to God nor man, as it has
been notorious fact for years, that he has
neither the control OF himself nor ordinary
common sense; bnt what should be his deserts
/ must leave for others todecide. ABEL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-13
Schoolgirl Fustian.

A book recently issued from the press, enti-
tied Nineteen Beautiful Years." purports 10
give. faithful sketches OF girls lfe." The
heroine was school girl of nineteen years,
and her ''diary'-mads up Of the ordinary aud
most stupid platitudes and common-plsces-
seems to have furnished the warp and wool OF
the book in question. She appears TO have
possessed no prominent elements of character
except sort OF morbid exclusiveness, which
made her astranger to many Of The legitimate
pleasures and pastimes of an unaffected. fresh,
and joyous schoolgirl. In one portion of her
diary she writes:
- 1t Is better not TO form particular attach
ments, but TO love every body in general
sort Of way"
To this vapid sentimentality the editor OF
the Round Table, with more justice and truth
than gallantry, exclaims in disgust
Fudge! For schoolgirl TO be crushing
out In this way all the effcrvescing aud wei
come freshness Of her young heart is simple
stupidity. She will be very likely TO have her
wishes fully satisfied sooner or later, and that
too when 1t Is too late to win any true and no.
BILE love. A woman without full and natur-
al love for something or somebody is no wo-
man at all. She is the least important OF all
human kind" @ asfe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-13
List of Killed and Wounded.

The following is list of killed and wound
ed Maine soldiers during the battles In front
OF Richmond on the Sd and 4th June instant
First Hearv Artillery. wounded-J Flemi e, A,
foot; M Cole. A, han1.
Fiji fnJaatrH. Wounded-Msj A 8 Daggett; A
] Stackpols, A. head; L Henry. A, arm; d Fox
b, thigh; Lit IL Paradise, 4, thigh; N Howard j, arm
Sirta. Woundcd--Capt Ed williams, ID, foot: J
Sturtesant. !, legi b Loyal, v. knee; i New
Sspeafh. wonpded--Geo ID Webb, d. hand: W m
Whitney, II, spine; Ed Sargent, A. foot; Jas
levin, ID, snee; q G Harmon. q, foot; Tinnell,
r, thisb; sergt Doe. u. leg; ID Sullivan, shout
Basse. jaw; Fred Benn. arm; Jacob Scott, arm.
Eighth. Killed aud burr d near Coal Harbor -
VIM Spauding. X. Wounded-A Freeman, B.,
breast; C arrsbee, /, hand. Il Hilton. +. shin +:
Moray, y, leg; Leighton ID. finger; DAM Sui
Ivan, q, back; Lieut. Taylor X, side; p Holmes. ID,
leg; Bubpr. q side; 0rcutt. =; q G Ingalls,, b.
eg 4 Elliot. Il, back; Corp John Cotton, II
ann; G Davis, g, hand; Rec, II, face; Marr,
Ninfh. Wounded-Jss II Berry, A, finger; y
Towle, u. finger; G Glines J., finger.
Ninefeenfh. Wounded u w Merrin, ii arm:
sergt Niehols. G. arm; Iievt Farr, q, arm.
T1eHftsth Wonaded-Sergt II Jordan l. arm
TUenfy-fhird. WouEded-B Hussey, C, back ;
Rckney, A, leg.
Ticenty;affh Wounded - rgt C Howell =, arm (;
Heating, b, thumb; Mclaughlin 4. hand; q
well, A, back; 4 Goddard K; L w Stone A. facs
and side.
Trenty-se-enth Wounded Il II Freeman. ID.
Tirenfy-eighfh. wouuded-L Moay, b. head.
The above list is clipped from the Journal
There is evidently some mistake about it, as
Maine has no 23d, 18th, 9th or 2Sth regiments
in the service. These numbers were given to
nine months regiments. hf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-13

TIE l0-40 LoAN.-H is not ANTICIPATED
that the steady progress OF the 10 40 or pom
ulsr loan will be disturbed to any great ex
tent by the proposals of the Secretary of the
Treasury to receive bids for six per cent.
bonds OF 1881. A large portion of the seven
ty.hve millions advertised for will no doubt be
taken on foreign account, at premium of
eight per cent. in currency, which is the pres
ent market value of that description Of exist
ing bonds. after the half years interest which
Is due July LIST is subtracted Tie O-4O bonds
are considered nearly as valuable at par as the
SIX per cents, are at the premium which they
command, the only advantage which the lat
ter have over the former being that they have
seventeen years to run, while the five per
cents. mature at the end of ten years. If the
Government is disposed to redeem them AZ
the expiration OF that time, which it probably
will not be prepared TO do, as the flye-twentv
six per cent. loan of five hundred and
ten millions will then, and for ten years
thereafter, be in course of liqudation.-
The new bonds will most probably be award
ed to large capitalists and banking associa-
tions, In sums varying from ten thousand dol
lars to half million, and the direct proposals
of individuals with comparatively small means
will be likely to receive very little considera-
ton. unless they are prepared to outbid the
present market value of the bonds.-N. Y.
Herald, June sth, #R
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-13
Industrial, Moral and Social Influence of
Slavery.

Professor Cairnes, the able and distinguish
cd teacher OF politicateconomy In Dublin Uni
versity, recently published book on the Slave
Power. 1t is very critical, elaborate and
thorough In It's discussion of principles and
examination aud analysis of facts, and is per
fectly unanswerable both in its statistical state.
ments and its logical conclusions.
He has shown distinctly three things first,
that slavery, as an industrial system, exhausts
the soil on which it is employed, restricts in
dustrial exertion TO the simpes, agricultural
processes, aud degrades the character oflabor
second, that, as a moral force, il infiames the
passions ofthe masters, rendering them AFRO.
CANT, self-willed, impatient OF restraint. bojs-
ferrous and despotic; and third, that, as a So
clai power, II Is composed OF brutal helot
Class, an Ignorant and vicious low white class.
and an imperious, rich, aristocratic class. The
very antipodes of democracy-a class which
generates the spirit of aggression, fllibusterism
and war, aud, while containing within itself no
germs from which Improvement can spring. IL
gravitates inevitably towards barbarIsm.