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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
A Good Farm TOR Sale

CoNTAlNINo 100 ACRES, 10 OF WHICH
~ e. under n good state Of cultivation has .
good frame dwelling, n barn, good water, an or
chard Of select nuit--all In good condition and
repair; located In Yanderbufgh county, csnve-
uiant to the city II Evansville. Ind. IL
Apply g. sHAuKbkFoRD& HoRNBRooK.
ven "a dtE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

IIuuBK And LUT FOR SALE CHEAP
III House ooutnins TX rooms, good cellar, Gle
tsrua, wood shed, st,ble Lot az by 100, In
good location. 1n4alFe 1t this once, or Of
JLfIN n. Mrt ORkLE,
oaT.d2sv Corner IN Oak and Fourth Sta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

A FRAME COTTAGE Eog eALEs-coNTAIH
n ing rooms, a eailar, eistern, stable, &o.s Ia
% ~ cd locality above Main street. Apply 70
cello anACKELE0BD H0khHhO0k.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

Ersm o. new. Thomas Winter Pastor Of Bon.
bor0oHa Baptist chursh; ~, 49, +s.. +
NJ. yacksoa, ttNt ~"
DEAn ssHs-I fssl IL dus 70 your sxesllpnt prs
peKation, Hoodaad's GermSn Bifterss . add my
testi mony 10 the deserved Reputation IL has OBJ.
eainsd. have, for yeAFa Is tlnaa. bean troublsd
With great disorder IN ny lead and nsryoua sya-
ten was adsiss1 ~ lfrisnd % try botf.s 81
your oGrman Bittsra. 4 did 90, and have azperf-
snced great and unsxpectsd rsiiefg my health has
Ter very materially bsps1fted. coundenflr
recon- mssd fhs erfi1ls ubsrs NET slth easss
SlmiIaF 70 ~ 0wn, asd hsys besn assured ~ mary
of thelr coed a6ects.
Rsspsctfuily yourS,
rI saa fIsL 7. WTHTER.
q MY ~. ..s kozhoToughs Penn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

Trom Rev. ,. ., Hsrman % fhs German r..
formed cherch, Autssouns bsrks comfy. Pa.
D. O. n. Jaeksos,
REsPzsTED sra IL haFs tess troubled sifh m
Dyspepsia 90 nsariy twenty ysafss and hMxs nevar
used any msdicino that did me mEch good -
Hollands Dlttsrs. am ysry mueh improrsd h
hsalfh, after bevinf taken I've bottlss Tl
Yours With rssDsct,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

Eoa fALE-ABoufA.soUAREs OF SLATE
II wifi DO sold cheap ~ Ez
JOHN 8 MoJ0RKLE.
oeT.aw Corner Four and Oak atrreta.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

E4 PEICE8.
Larrs Sire hclfing nearly double qunnsffr.
81 % per botfls-hsif donsn. AZ n,
emaii sizss 70 cents per bottls--half dozsn 81 20
BEWARE OF cOUETERFEITs .
q. fhsf ne tsxnafars o. 40. n. JArrx.
sOMD ison fha WRAPPER o. sseh botli-
ghouId your nssrsst srugglst not haze th- pr.
parstion, DO not b pat % - the fEtoxfr af1ra
articles that may b o1srsd n IL plaos Int e@r3
- a., and 90 yin f'sward, securely packed, b
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

UNUR GALE--iO1S ACRES OF LAND, IA OF
IT which Il rsusy yards Brick House Nth 3
rooms. oisieFnA AID epfine, DFchard Of Apples,
Peaches aud Pear, mites irt M town. Apply 20
cots kHAuKkLFJRD y hoREBR00k-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18
= : > ?
WANTED.

Two FURNISHED B0OMe WITH B0AkL
A. ~ pirate family. Address Br'e MaJ frank
P. Muhlsnberg, u.B. A., "Jeurnai Once
oefi613fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

A NEW FRAME H0U =. COMPLETELY
~ finished, and IN q desirable part " the city,
for sale BY
sep29. til eHACKELF0nD 4 HoREBRo0K,
Oh ACHEs or TIMBER LAND, TWO AND
on half ma les from she city, for sails by
sHACKELFoRD HoRNnRo0K.
sspa7.lT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
The Treatment of the Negro.


n The New York Tribune asks only justice
for the negro. "Let him Alone" says that pa
per. "Give him fare fed, just as you give
to the blue-eyed German or the swarthy Pole.
He don't want protection, nor provost mar
shals to make him. work. God has given him
appetltes, wants, energies and reason. Stand
back and let him use them. Abolish your
hateful laws, like those OF Tennessee In re-,
Constructing the South, say to those gentle
men who come to CWashngtonlas the disci-
pies Of q new faith, Gentlemen, go back to-
your people and tell them that when slavery
died, all things pertaining to slavery died with
1t. When we proclaimed emancipation, we did
not remove one set ofshackles that you might
replace them with another. We have made
the negro free; see that you do not make him
serf He must be as one OF you. Pass laws
making test of suffrage II you will, but make
those laws apply to white as well as to black.
We have made these slaves freemen, and you
must not degrade them.n This Is the true
method of reconstruction. We have earned
the right and power to do it by a fearful war.
II we let the opportunity slip, then our peace
bscomes mere sheet of ink and parchment.
Now is theStime; aud, IL our statesmen show
wisdom and firmness, they can settle forever
the question of human slavery, not only in
America but throughput the world"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29

p A DISPATCH Of June oath, to Fort Smith,
says: Ex-Governor Wade has arrived here
from Doaksville to confer with Gen. Busy,
commanding the District OF tile Frontier, for
the return to their homes of all the Choctaw
Indians who have been engaged in the rebel
army. A temporary treaty of peace was eff
fected with the Choctaw Indians at Doaks-
vile, on the 18th inst, by Col Mathews, Of
the och Illinois infantry, who was sent as
commissioner on the part Of the United States.
The Indians agree to cease at once all hostili-
ties against the United States and return to
their homes and resume their former occupa-
tion. ,.SsA y NsANAE. aiS 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29

In this city, June 2s, Mrs Frances S Grant, aged
TsT-Funeral ON Friday afternoon, at O'Clock,
from Chestnut Str ct Church
In this oity, May IA lEts A, daughter Of J Gran.
In Au7 urn. June 8, Ms Deborah II, wife Of the
late Leoina Briggs aged 4S years. ID slt
10 Saco, June 16 Mrs nel 81, wit, of Joseph
Sellea, aged SO years .l " ma II q, n A ~ =, =
In San ord, Of consumption. Mr. James Il Gerry
aged 43 years IL months
In Belfast June la, OF gastric fever, Mrs Sarah L.
wife OF Or Calvin Moore aged 40 years vi II Il i
In Strong, June 8, Mrs Anna ii. wife Of George
Morton aged - years months. The subject of tn
notice has been professor OF the Christian religion
ty years. In her last sickness she was peaceful and
happy her death was TT .umphant and her end was
peace. W.
EY-The funeral services of the late Jas L Merrill
will take place III (Rhursdsyl afternoon, at EEK
at his late residence No u Bracket street.
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ever listened to. His subject was the "Roy-
atty of Wisdom" and right we'll did he handle
it. Congratulating the students upon assem-
bling once more in a time Of peace he said
the emancipation of mind which the war had
brought about was not the least of the bless
/ legs of the war. He stated the fact thatoyer
five hundred new schools had been already
established for the freedmen, and what infu-
-ence must go forth from them in the iuturel
But we cannot go ON to give the points even,
Of this most excellent production, the illus
trations of which, he found in the realms of
science. art, literature, philosophy and@relig-
ion. He seemed TO have been practical
teacher, and diligent and faithful learner.
The Poem by Mr.. Newman Of BoYdoin
College, was d singnlarly sweet and oantifu
production, Astounding with patriotic illusions
aud poetic gems. = 81 ~ <-SA ~ @Ssa1S@s
1t was not, however, written in a style of
verse best calculated for public recitation,
but it is one that would afford much delight
in.the reading. sgsxG ssGIB fsai8
The music, both vocal and instrumental,
under the direction of Mr.. Milliken, was very
good. osla 9ssasa
Attic close an original Ode writtenby Mrs.
Pierce OF Westbrook, was sung.
The diplomas were then given to the ladies
who graduated, accompanied by a few peril
nent remarks by Rev. Mr.. NcCollister, the
Principal. .slisnxa
The Legislature year or two ago raised
this Seminary TO Collegiate Institute with
power to confer Degrees to Ladies for their
attainmentsin liberal le rning.
The term just closed has been shorter than
usual in order to rearrange the terms in fu-
ture, and to give more time for the altera-
tions to be made upon the Seminary build
ings. s4M GEA44H43
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29

.aA ROBERT DALE OWEN has written long
letter to the President. published in the Trib-
ane, in which he discusses the Negro Suffrage
question with censummate ability and great
earnestness. No stronger arguments have
been made, and probably will not be made,
on this now engrossing question. We hope to
hnd room for some, extracts from it, Mr..
Owen has exhausted the subject and made the
matter as plain as a pikestaff to all except
those who are enveloped in dark clouds of
prejudice and are wilfully blind. so
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
Per steamer Cuba Al New York

Sid I'm Liverpool l4,h. P smith Pomroy, Car
tine, Me-; Star OF the West, Perry New York
Ar at Grsyesend 18th. Am Congress. Woodward,
st John NIB .9lf t I.I
Ar at Deal lfh. Jane A Bishop, Mcclellan, IRON
Nevassa for Hull. land anchored
Ar at Ryde 18TH Aquila, Morrell, FIN Portland for
London ftr.r m
0d Falmouth 18th. John Dimmock, Harvard,
nom London tor Melbourne
or Alden. lnIssI4 lI' iITI I77r = ~
Sid I'm Bristol 18th, Henry. Anderson EAstpOrt
Sid I'm Hong Kong APP s7,h, Ocean Pearl. New!
o. NIB Batavia aD 1881
sld.fm swetnw April rs. Young America, Cum
mtpgs, New York afI II -|1lr-' mr.
Ar at Calcutta Nav s. Tsmplar, Nckels. Bombay;
llth, Honghton Buckmntcr I'm Maulmain; 18th,
Vicksburs,, Scott iivcrnnnl. NNH n'
Ar at Montevideo Nay TO- Bethiah Thsyer, arr ey,
Sadlz Nm Woodbury. SAW o., doi Vicking. Chis,
holm Hamburg
Sid May Castine, Tharston, Cailao; 10th. Ivan.
hoe. Rixby, do. IlaFuIi sed HalH s
Ar q Alexandria 81 inst Mary Elizabeth. Perry,
Ar at Messina 7th inst. Fanny Hamilton, Marsh
man Licata n lla I'd NJ Il7T = ~
New York -. II II -
Ar At Gibraltar 18th inst, Eugeuie Fletcher, Cen.
stantinopl land cd 10th for Boston1
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The Montreal Police.

For some days past there has been = good
deal OF excitement in Montreal in relation to
the conduct of the police force Of that city
1t is said they are not like Caesars wife above
suspicion. but are even quite susceptible of
bribery, and from asource not altogether re-
spectacle. Like other cities Montreal affords
homes for many disreputable women who say
] TO the policemen as Timen said to4Alcibiades:
s az go on here's gold-go onH ,daiaiH
And they do Ego on" receive silver tes-sets,
music boxes, cages Of birds, and other beautiful
and valua5lelpresents as a reward Bookkeeping
dark" and not entering complaints against
these sinks of pollution. Il there is anything
more mean and contemplate on earth than
such conduct we have failed to see it. OH
Gals who would be guilt Of such practices,
are prepared for almost any crime. We trust
these rascals win be fortified out, and their
secret history revealed. s.assff,,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
DIR. LANGLEY's
sRoOTdAND HERB BITTERs

ROOT AND HERB BITTE Rs
The Great Blood Purifier; thebest Health Restor-
err and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
cire ever used a b1f 1at8aas.l eanr s4
TheF efsotually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious ConPlaints, General Debility, and al
kindred diseases a 20 19f3f fc a1ifOd 1dl ff-
They cleanse tho system. regulate the bowels,
store the appetite drive ont all hurnors purify the
blood, and strengthen, invisorate build up, and re-
store to health and scsndness, both body and mind
all who use them Price rs, 50, and rs cts per bot
tie. Sold by a. dealers in medicine. GEORGE c.
GOODWIN 6 Co., IS Hanover ST., Boston.
slQl" 91i'ie st 90 mch1sd4m
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me Price Of Gold d. Resslaon..

New YORK, June 28.
F. @. Barber & Son, Exchange Brokers of
Augusta, Ga, publishes a list OF goldsfor Con
federate notes Il em January 1st, 1861, to May
lst, 1865 The price of gold started at fivs
cents premium. Dec. 18th it was thirty cents
premium. Jan. l, 1882, it started at twenty
cents premium. June 18th it was 81 in notes
for 81 in gold. July 10Th, 1868. was ten for
one. Jan. l, 1884, 1t opened at 81 for "a, and
went down to SIS. May 18th it went up to
1854, II opened at $50 for one and went down
July 18Th to SAC April ooh Ii was 800 for
one; ii then rose 500 and 5000 day until
May 1st, when tho last sale was made at $1,000
for 81. $50
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
Boston stock Hist.
T TIE RRoKRRa, RoARp. lime 2a
mAmsssED.

In this city, June %. by Rev A Dalton, Edwin
Churchill 4, O.. and Miss Anna Hoole, daughter Of
Joseph Hoole, Esq fofmerty If this city
In Cape Elizabeth. June II, by Rev @ W Barber,
Sergt Martin b Huichiags and Miss Myra b DAVIS,
both of O 4. -. ..
In Yarmouth, June Is, by Rev II Hart. Ignes
Vending, OF North Baldwin, and Aiss Hester A
At Mechanic Fails. june rs, warrea D McKenney,
of Danville. and Miss Bessie Plummer, OF New
Gloucester. .
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Commencement at Westbrook

The exercises at Westbrook Seminary and
Female Collegiate Institute, in the nature of
Commencement, took place on Tuesday. THE
attendance was good, though not as, large as
it would have been had not an unfortunate
mistake occurred in the announcement Of the
time day or two ago. The following is the
order of exercises: H q @-C$E
y ~ REV. fs -. ,a,s,,ctE.' = r. I
1sf MUSIC. 8 a.A afAfs
0RATroN-Opposition an Element of Success,
oaArIoS-Releion Of the Poniard,
s3 WIN u Ryder, Proyincetown. Mass.
MUSIC. sl.,
0RAHoN-Gcpius and Labor,
lsale1g ldsa Arthur u Dsnnison, Norway.
oxATIoN-Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, ~ Fy''l4
VIM +. Southland, Portland
MUSIC. "a
Miss Katie NJ. Adams New York, NY.
EssAY-sowing and Reaping nos 1s@
Miss aggie 3. Perry, New Yoek, N,Y.
MUSIC.
pa Miss Ann S. Atwood, West Rinot.
EssAY-Conscience, y q
Miss Lucy G. French, Turner.
p I9W0 MUSIC. ~ SOU ~
ADDRESS, Rev. L. ]. Fletcher, Bath
MUSIC. -
sPoEM, Stephen NJ. Newman Bowdoin College.
sac is.1e MUSIC. E,
B The parts, were, as usual at this Institu-
ton, very creditable, both as to composition
/ and delivery. The grafton by Payson was
very excellent, full of sound Thought, and
deliveredin style Of elocution not unworthy
of his name. 1t would have done honor to
one much his elder in Oriental experience.
That by Ryder, though spoken very finely,
was illustrative OF kind of religion such as
we cannot see exactly. Dennison gave an.
other good part, Astounding with sound views
Of life and labor, genius and its cultiyation..it
The eulopy, by Southland, was merited
tribute to our late lamented President. He
was particularly happy In bis deineation Of
the early life of President Lincoln.
The essay by Miss Adams was very fine.
considered by some to be the best. There
were no thoughts out Of harmony in that pro-
| duction. ss ssN $3.50.
"a Miss Perry gave similar paper. exhibiting
aripeness of thought very unusual in one so
young. FfN 0H54 oqimrlft nefaU
"Ruins," waN treated in quaint but inter-
esting manner by Miss Atwood. ns
But the last essay by Miss French we
thought evinced the deepest culture and ex-
perience Of any of the exercises of the la
dies. ~ gess FIX.
The Address by Rev. Mr.. Fletcher of Bath
was one of the most fresh, sound and appro-
] pirate orations for such an occasion that We
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
B x TELEG RAFFT
TO THE -
svENaNG PAs'a<ss@


New YORK, June 28.
The rebel Secretary OF The Treasury, Tren-
holm, has been imprisoned in Fort Pulaski.
A difficulty recently occurred in Charleston
between the white and cololed troops, but was
soon suppressed. A few on both sides were
wounded.
A correspondent of the Herald has made q
trip across South Carolina, In the track sof
Shermans march, and describes the desolation
aad havoc as complete. The route is marked
by standing chlmueys, obliterated railroads,
and no animal, forage or surplus of provisions.
The white people still entertain secession
views, and hatred of Yankees and negroes.
Still the planters say they will be better off
without slavery.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
NOTICE.

The drawing for positions in the Regatta will take
place at the Aldermen's Room. City Building, on
Monday. July 8, at IL O'Clock A M. at which time
each person or crew entered for the race viii have
some authorized representative present, to draw for
them, ortake suchplace in the raceas may be drawn
for them by the Judges. 4aas aeelM 3ai
~ Aassae t4saa vel PER ORDER.
Z June 26th-sndtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
14,.etion.. SAC of COO, . Ne,e YORK.

NEW YORK. June %.
At the auction sale of Pit;ston coal to-day,
the following were the prices, showing an ad.
vance of from rs to 81 cents. Lump, SO IS,
steamer SO rs, CRATE 81 05, stove 81 25, chest-
nut So 80. At the sale of Scranton coal the
price was, steamboat Sc 90, decline 10 cents,
lump SO 81, decline 3 cents, CRATE 30 65, de-
cline 80 cents, stove 81 80, advance 95 cents,
chestnut SO IL, decline Is. ls I'D aif'lna y
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DoMEsrIC PnRrs.

,, NEW oRLEANs-Ar 7lfh ship Mountainer, I'm
rI Be ow: at quarantine brig Sarah Peers from
MosLLE-Ar 18th inst. sch Juliet Tspley. from
sAvANEAH--In port Goth, sch Ruth II Batter.
knight for New York q h S''
chARLEsroN-Ar 2lst. sch Franklin. conary,
BALTIM0RE-Ar 18th, brig WIN Nickels Ames,
Sorioi sens Idaho. Wes'oott. New York. William
CD 2ith, sch F Bailey. Freeman Boston.
CID 26ib, brig Sea Foam CoOmbs Be ton
PHitL5ADELPhIA-Ar 26:h barque Eveatids,
Ar 2eth, brigs Eigret a Showers cardeuss: al am
Aoin Iiooetts, lrnidadi sob Starlight York from
PHILADELPHLA--Ar2 8th baroue II Wilian-
son, Thompson, New Orleans; bries NiRre,ta, stow
ers. Cardeuas; Canima, Marshall Calai
CID 18th. brig Lincoln Webb, Gretnieaf Bath; ssh
Hattie Sam son, Blake. do
NEW YORK-Ar % b. basqus Harveit 'lome fun
Sagua; schs Julia. Newman. Baracoa; ID Talbot,
Packard Cow Bay CD; Gertrude caldwell. frnga
St John NIB; BENZ FIanklin Brown, Cherryheld;
John, Fal kenhams Jonesport: Nelson Wei =. Ryder.
Roekland; Governor, Chase Portland; Id no. ait.
AR s7th chip sardis from Mobile; barque AIDES.
from Cuba; brig Hattie W heller. do
AT 2lih ship Gov morton, Horton, Heweas le e.
origs batun Bishop. bartlett. MayaQuez: Sarah "
kenn dy Hotfses, RemediOsi sch A Dyer. Rogers.
Old s7th. ship Blue Jacket. thew, Dillingham;, for
Arr 9sth ship Jsremish Thompson. liverpool
PROVIDENCE-Sld 27th, barque Hanson Greg
DRY, Gregory, Rockland; sch Friends, Strout Port
land .r,l.stlI MOI
PAwTUCKET-Ar 27ih sohs Mora, Chadwick,
81 Andrews n b; Sera'or, Bonsey Calais.
NEWPORr-Ar 2s'h sch John Frank Fowler,
Portland for New York. Us ttia
, HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 26th. barque Starlight,
Reynolds Philadelphia for foston briggs Anna D
Torrey; Haskell, Sagua 10th inst for Por land Ma
ry Lowell, Hilton. Georgetown for Boston (master
sicEl; Roamer, Mcfarland, and Castilian, Harden
brook bro Philadelphia Tor do; Amos Robert. Doak.
Elizabethport for Portland; schs Alice t3rl Han-
son. Havana g. b lust for Portland: Chr stina Rich
ards Georgetown for Boston; Eliza William Tav.
lor, and ary Fletcher, Tracy. Philadelphia for 40;
sarah. thomas, New York or Rookland: Advance,
Leighton, do for Salem; Slmuel Loud, Coos y r.
say CITY Tor Lynn: CONVOY. Cater ~ fasf for Nor
folk Hiawatha. Ellis. Rockland for New York; Ma
ry Alice, Perry. Linconville for Fall River 81
Sid. schs H g b'on John & frank ..
Ar 9th, brig th's Heath. Wyman, georgetown
for Boston; schs Hammond, Pane Wilmington
NC for do; Maracaib0. d lev, Baltimore T n Port
land; w Mailer. Randall, GEORGETOWN DC for do;
Gen Howard, Cole do for Gsrdiner; Messenger
Holden. Rockand for warrington
Sid. barque Starlight: schs Sarah, j s Snow, G
Loud. and A Hammond lI
NEW. BEDF0RD-AF 27ih. schs Pearl, Hill, and
Il q kuxton, -, Saco.
. BOsTON-Cid Nth, sehs Sarah Elizabeth. Kelley.
philadelphia; cOquimbn Rowe MonhAvan.
Cid 26ths barque an Eden, Reed. Wiscassot; schs
= RICHARDSON, Phinney, Philadelphia; Brawhal.
q SALEM Ar 2eth schs Campbell. sou'e. George.
town DG; " num Turner, Orand
NEWBURYP0RT-Arz 7th, sch st Lucar Barnes,
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The Russian Pfogue.

-aa s4sesea1 gM New YORK, June %. .
A letter has been received at the Custom
House, addressed to the State Department,
by our Consul at Port Mahon, announcing
that the Russian plague is extending west
ward more rapidly than is generally supposed,
and advising that all cargoes arriving from
nized before landing. The disease is said to
be the, same as that which visited London a
century ago. 49, u
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SAILING or oCEAN srEAMrl
eoRF OF PoRTLANn.
"Wednesday ..................,..Juue 20


ARRIVED.
Brig Anna D Torrey. tof Boston, Haskell. sagua
10th ms via Holmes Hole.
Brig Geo Burnham, Mountfort, Baltimore
sch Mary Ann. (B Brown, Digby Ms.
scn sarah. iBr) rtel, Westport Ms.
sen " Mailer. Randall, Georgetown DC.
sen Maracaibo. Henley. Providence.
sen W mite Sea, Jones' Boston.
sen ia May, Arey, Bangor for Dorchester.
Soh mary Frances, Arey. Bangor for Weymouth.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake. Sherwood, York-Emsry
L Fox ri. "
ker Co.
Barque B Hamilton, Adie Havana - sewan @
Chase
Brig Sarah sarsen tBrl Miller, Vera oru1-Joln
Z froetor.
Sch aurora (Br) Payson, Westport Ns-master.
Sch W d xier, (Brl Brady, Hisboro NB-mas.
ter.
Sch Flyaway, Mat hews. Baltimore-E Freeman.
sAlLED-Rafaue Sp edwel brig Essex; schs
Marcus hunter, Fyaway and Emil Fow er
Also d. schs Joseph, MeCarty, and John hurry
Mcke ze. for Boston; and 4 large h3et OF wind
bound coasters.
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wa.h.noto,. corr.sponaenc,e..

NEW YORK. June IS.
The Herald's dispatch says the Freedman's
Bureau has set apart large quantity of con
fiscated and abandoned land in the South in
tracts of various seizures, for the special bene-
fit of negroes. One hundred thsusand ne
groes are now subsisting on government ra-
lions in Virginia, alone.
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srECIAL EoTIcEs.
/ Portland 4thenna1,,a,

The Annual Meeting of the Proprietors OF Port
land Atheneum i'll be held at the Library Room,on
Plumb St, Wednesday june 2s at II O'Clock NJ, for
the choice Of officers, and the transaction of any
other business that may be necessary.
All books must be re urned to the library before
Tuesday, the 9th inst.
Per Order.
june2sdtd N. wEsB, Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-29
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