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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 9th ult, barque J Godfrey
CID 2sih, ship United States. Iunt. for iivernoo,
barque Sagadahoc. Curtis. Havre.
MOBILE-Ar 9th, barque Walker, Pettengil
| PENSACOLA-Ar 2Sd, sch j Knowles, Cousins
New Orleans.
DARIkN-Ar path, schs Maggie Mulvey Rogers
Boston: 25th, M M Knowles. Small New York
Sid 26th, sch Frank q Nellie. kenrall. Philadel.
phia: 27lh. brig Forest State. Shuts, Boston,
SAVANNAn-Ar 2Sth, sen II G Bird, Drinkwate,
Cid SIst. ship Atlantic, rennelI. Liverpool.
RICHMOND Ar 30th, schs Southerner Darling
Rockport; plnta, Smith, Bowdoinham; Transfer,
ALEXANDRIa-Ar acib, brig George Gilchrist,
PHILADELPHIA-Ar3 ist, schs G A Hayden.
Harrison Portland; ID ourrie. Barre do.
Ar 3ist, baraue Starlight, Seavey. Mafanzas; schs
Nlarston, Bath; f A Bailey, Hall. Dresden.
Cld 31st, oaroue Henry P Lord Thompson Matan-
zas sch Maggie Gray P hris Eva ase Eliza
betbport tor Portland; schs Allen Lewis Lewis, from
,JacmeI: Red Jacket. Averill and Fegee, Heal. do
tor do; Eva Lewis, Lewis, Eleulhera; Olive Rev
nods, Calais.
Below 3ist, barque Andes, Sheppard Matanzas.
Ar LIST, barque Jas Ward, Parx, Matanzas.
AR Isl, ship Marcia Greeneat, Bates Newport. T.
II days; barque Reunion, Tucker, Buenos Ayres as
DAYS. brig Mary Leighton, Gay, Cardenas ID DAYS
scts G Hendricks, Greenlaw Baraca Is; T. A DE
Hart, Low. Harbor Island; Eva II Lewis, lewis do
Cid LIST, ship Farwel. Moulton. tor Fronrera:
haroue Laynia, Davis, Antwerp; Ii Eaton, Reed
HOLMES HOI.E-Ar 3Ist, barque Hunter. York
New York tor Machias brig Irene, Wass, New York
for Machias.
Sid LIST, Dardue Hunter: brig Irene schs Iacop.
/ b g. L, Jane. and Wyman.
BOSTON-Ar LIST, baIque Martha A Mcneil Watts
New Orleans; sch ii Billings, Billings, from Port
johnson.
Cid st, bargue Sarah Hobart White Ricbibucto
MP, to load FIR England; sch Prairie Bird, Tbomp.
son. st John, NIB, via Portland; Paragon, Plummer,
Bangor.
Ar I'd. barque Rosina, Pierson, Singapore; brig A
Larrabe', Wardwell, Cardenas; sch j 2 Wyman
Urann, Cape Haytien.
CID I'd baraue Aberdeen, Treat, Ellsworth, to load
tor River Platte; schs Native American. Agnew Tor
Calais; Lacon, Thomas, do; Cameo, McCaity, Ban.
gOr; Belle, Pierce, Vinalhaven.
SD! ist, ship Franklin.
GLOUCESTER-Ar lst sch II Prescott Freeman
New York for Portland.
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Political Notes.

The Machias Republican emphat cally de-
mics that F. A. Pike, ex-Representative from
the Fifth District, will become an independent
or Democratic candidate for Congress in op-
position to Mr.. Hale the present incumbent
of that position.
The Kennebec journal speaks in terms of
warm commentator of both the Republican
candidates for the nomination for Governor
and hopes that the primary meetings may be
fully attended IN order that the popular choice
may be clearly indicated
The Bath Times says that the contest in
the second district will be entirely between.
the present member, Hon. S. P. Morrill,. and
Hon. w. T. Frye, of whom the Times and
Advocate speak in the highest terms. The
Oxford Democrat thinks that Oxford will GEN
orally support Mr.. !. Androscoggin of course
supports her own candidate, Mr. Frye, claim
ing that his ability, forensic talent and success
as lawyer and legislator, admirably fit him
for the position. The Pennington Chronicle
expects that Franklin will unitedly support
Mr.. Morrill,. and claims that the fidelity with
which he has discharged his duties as a men,
Der OF Congress, entitle him to re-nomina
ton. The impression seems to be general.
however, that Mr.. Frye will be nominated,
says the Lewiston Journal.
NEW York city cast more votes than lie
six states of Oregon, Florida, Rhode Island
Delaware, Nebraska and Nevada. Sixteen
States, with 80 United States Senators. cast
1880 votes; New York State, with two Sen.
ators, casts 849,75O.
A WEST Virginia paper has come out as a
" let UPPER" and describes itself as "a once
proscriptive sheet, which, from an ugly, biting
stinging malicious bug, has changed into an
amiable, loving dove"
A LEGISLATOR in Georgia characterizes as
falts" the romer" that he desired the div;-
sion OF his county, and adds that no click or
combination with money or othirwise. air abul
10 Entlce me to stupe to their der Boical
plot"
oN Monday next Oregon opens the cam.
palgn OF 1870 by the election of a State ticket
and member of Congress the Delaware and
Kentucky elections will follow in August [;
those OF Maine, Vermont, and California in
september and the rest of the State elections
will take place in October and November.
AN election for member of Congress in
place OF D. f. Whittemore, resigned, was held
In the first South Carolina district on Tues
day. The candidates were Mr.. Whittemore
and Mr. L. c. Dunn, both claiming to be Re-
publlcans. Mr.. Rainey, colored citizen,
who had been candidate, having withdrawn
from the contest, left the field to Messrs.
Whittemore and Dunn. The returns are
meagre, but indicate the reelection of Mr..
Whlttemore, the eminent dealer in military
cadetships. A correspondent of the Tribune
reviews HE character, and asks if Congress
VIII admit this disgraced swindler?
The Advertiser is of the opinion that if the
contest Tor the nomination for Governor is
between Perham and Hersey the former will
be the winning man.
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1855, were built In The Powder River country.
Red Cloud peremptorily ordered them to be
pulled down, and the troops to leave the
country HIS request not being complied
WIFE, ne made war, and continued it until the
fort Aeafney massacre, when the Govern,
hlent consented to dismante the forts ana
Withdraw its troops south of the Platte. "A
gentleman who afterward talked WIN hed
cloud, said it was a great WONDER tne ooV-
eminent would consent to Withdraw us forces
from his lands, when the Chiei repneu plouu.
Father. and he cannot take my lands against
NV will.D The gentleman attempted to disa-
bnse the Chiefs mind, and explained to him
the vast power and resources of the United
States, but the fierce warrior only said, "Why
didn't they send out their soldiers then and
keep the forts on my land?" The disman-
Ting of Forts Reno, Kearney and Smith evil
IDENTIFY gave the Chief false idea of his
power, and created in his mind the impress
sion that the Sioux were the most numerous
and powerful people in the world. What
then must be the feelings OF the great Indian
as he travels East and sees the vast
cities and millions of people the White
Father has? The visit of Red Cloud at Wash
ington cannot but do good, and be should be
taken to New York City and allowed to OBJ
serve parade of the militia. Such sight
would change his opinion of the numbers
ana power OF his people. Red Cloud is un
doubtedly the most celebrated warrior now
living on the American continent. He has
over ten thousand people in his camps and
can put in the field 5000 warriors. He takes
his name from the number of his warriors
and their red blankets and paints. When he
marches against the settlements he always
goes i'll force, or as he proudly says, "my
soldiers cover the hills like red cloud" A
man of brains, good ruler, an eloquent
speaker, an able general and fair diplomat
The friendship OF Red Cloud is of more i'm
portance to the whites than that of any other
ten chiefs on the plains. Let every care be
taken OF him while in the East and no efforts
spared to win his good will and create in his
mind favorable impression. He is saw
age, but powerful and wise man withal.
For houses, women, children and citizens he
cares nothing, but show him soldiers, horses,
cattle and corn, and when he returns to his
people he will tell them that it is useless to
contend with nation that has so many fight
ing men and so much food and stock.
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tPer steamer Chin9, 1t nav y0iki
g. IN az Liscrbool 18th. J9fu. D Lincoln, Musaus
Az, Ent out ioth Enoch Talbot Talbot, for Philadel-
s U,u at London goth. Pendleton, Pendleton for
,o oa Lover 18th, VIM Brown, Brown, Philadelphia
TO- sd IN Falmouth 2Oh Waldo, Pressey. Tim sagua)
ga at Newport 18TH Martha Cobb. Pearson. Rio
Bath. NM 0i
Ar at Leghorn 10th Mt, N franklin. Hobrook,
MARSHA.
Sid i'm Genoa 10th. Tejuca. Howell, Iiclta.
- AR at Cadiz nth nlt Jas O'Donohue Smith, New
YORK 10th, Machias. Foster. do.
,, Ga at Havre 18th, sunshine, Weeks, Cardiff and
United States,
AT at Antwerp 10Th. Itaska Tarbox. Callao.
gu ie,n. Ehphaet Greeley, Halcrow, Cardiff.
Callao. "''' o'"'' ''''' '
vr IN Es u, Sound Ill., Ploteus, Chipman New
April 1. on the Equator, ship Golden Hind. from
Liverpool for Anjier. ~
April 7, lat IS. Ion 80 W, ship Matterborn. from
Cardiff for Callao.
April 8, lat $. Ion 2s W. brig Carrie Bertha from
Liverpool Mch 3 for Buenos Ayres
April q. lat 40 SO. Ion ii 80. barque S ID Carlton.
from Cardiff for Kong Hong.
May T. lat 40, Ion H. ship Jos Clark, Carver. from
Bristol f for New York.
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RED CLoUD.-Red Cloud and his c,,,oe 49,
rived at washington on Wednesday, and !" .
grand council will soon take place IN. .'iu +"
himself and his hostile neighbor, Snot,oa
Tail and the authorities of the nation. tho ~
suit OF which will be looked forward to will,
interest. Speaking of Red Cloud and his
warriors correspondent on the Plains in a
recent letter said:
1t would be curious to know tho ;unros
SONS made by the sights of civilization Inon
.ne celebrated chief and warriors who have have
neVer oeen East before. When the forts in
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-03

LIE surveyor of the port of New York bas
discovered VI, , that series of irregularities in
INC 'umper trade between the lower Rrt;sh
g .'V'iices and New York have been carried On
,ci several years, by which the revenue Cor
hos has lbs ' Deeh deirauded of large sums. It
cara oe 81 .he custom to put oEiy part of the
rro 81 on The cargo list, and this portion at !,
vesse, ori,ioa The cargo of the second
short j., n".lealy examined was fou,d 70 no
Gated. "'oe, ana was confis-
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Caucus.

The Republicans of Standish are requested to meet
at the Town House in Standsh, on Saturday. the
eleventh day OF June, 1870, at five o'clock p NJ, TO
choose five delegates TO the Republican State Con-
vention, to be holden at Augusta, on the 18th OF
June 1870; also 10 choose five delegates to the first
Congressional District Convention to be holden at
Saco, on the Goth of June, A. d. 1870.
Per Order of Town Committee,
Standish, June 1, 1870. d&wtd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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m orig Robin, of Frankfort for Havana, in
low 'o' 'ons' "a, on Sunday, May 3d. was struck
W sudden squall of great fury which carried,
away part OF the mainmast and everything
ABOVE the iorcmast head. One seaman was
knocked overheard and drowned. The captain
would endeavor to reach New York
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Portiatsl & Osdcnsburg Ruiiroasl

In accordance with vote of the Directors of the
Portland and Ogdensburg Il. r. Company at a meet
ing held june I'd, 1870, hereby notify the subscri
bers to the stock of said Railroad that an assess
ment Of Five Dollars per share has been laid on
sail stock, due and payable on the tenth DIV
of June inst, at the Treasurer's Office, corner
Of Middle and Plum sire is.
AUG. E. STEVENS
Jun3-sntd Treasurer g. o. r. r. CO.
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COREICN pORTa

Ar at Rotterdam 17th ult, barque Courser, Diekey,
Cherbon VIA Batavia.
Ar at Londonderry list inst, steamer Iiibeini1n'
Watts, Quebec Tor LIVERPOOL, and proceeded r.
Sid i'm Jacmel 10th ult. sch ID Sawyer, Sawyer 'or
Curacao, TO load for New York -
Sid I'm Baracoa 22th ult sch Sckowh' farsons
New York Israel Snow Tor do. . -, r.
Ar at Hamilton, bermuda, 9th ult. snip yen
Chamberlain, Alexander, Boston, to load cargo OF
ship Clara Morse,
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Sta tie News.
ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.

ANDRCSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Three children were born of one mother, in
Auburn, on Tuesday says the Journal.
The proposed excursion of Lewiston and
Auburn City Governments and invited guests
up the line of the Somerset railroad to Cara.
funk Falls will occur Thursday next.
The Lewiston Journal SAYS the unusually
dry weather OF the past month has brought
down the small rivers to very low water, fol
this season. Hence the drives OF logs of the
Lewiston Steam Mill Company on Swift and
Ellis rivers are hung up" aud will remain SC
uLiess there are heavy rains speedily.
AROOsTOoK COUNTY
We lea,n from the Bangor Whiq that Rev
w. L. Sleeper, of Sherman, Supervisor o.
Common Schools in Aroostook county, was
thrown from his horse on the 18th inst and Sc
verely 1t not fatally injured, having three rib:
broken near the spine, his shoulder badly
crushed and his face much torn.
The Bangor Wing says the lower hotel al
Haynesville, owned and occupied by VIM. Ell
Chambers, " as entirely destroyed by fire Tues
day morning. The stable was saved. also most
of the furniture 1t is supposed that the fire
caught from the sparks of chimney burn
ing OUT 1t was partially insured.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Work has commenced upon the new Unita.
rian church in Pennington
Work on the A2droscoggin railroad extern.
SION to Pennington village, is progressing rap
idly.
The Pennington Chronicle says party OF
young men who visited Mt. Blue recently
found the snow from three to five feet in
depth.
MI, MT. Isaac Mayo, of Freeman, &c years of age
while attempting to burn a pile OF brush on his
premises, May 18th, fell down and the cotton
lining OF his pants caught fire, burning him Sc
badly that he expired IN Sc hours
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-03

WE have been accustomed for several years
to look to England for our choicest magazine
literature, ard periodicals that went across the
water for their materials have achieved great
success; and we have hardly expected literary
reprisals of this kind. But an enterprising
firm in London actually announces a new
monthly publication, the pages of which are to
be devoted to selections from various American
magazines, whereby it is hoped that English
readers may "eDjoy the best of the articles
tales and poems contained in all the monthlies
put forth by our transatlantic cousins" While
we, on one side have been quick to see and
avail ourselves of the merit of English authors
our cousins across the water, with their ma
tional conservatism, have steadily refused to
''read American books" until lately. Well, we
congratulate the new publishers on their in
teDtion to furnish their customers with the
cream of American light literature.
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SCarbOrO'.

The Republicans OF Scarboro' are requested to
meet at the Town House in said town on Saturday,
June H. at l-2 O'Clock P. NJ to choose Delegates to
the Republican Stale Convention, to be held al
Augusta, June 18th. Also, to choose delegates Il
the Republican District Convention, 10 be held al
Sac0, June 30.
jun2d&wtd Per Order Town Committee
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Gray.

The Republicans OF Gray are requested to meet a,
the To Sn-House in said town on Saturday. The I1tb
inst at six o'clock P. NJ, In the pur of Choosing
Delegates TO attend the Republican State Conyen-
ton to be holden at Augusta, on the 18th of June
1870. Also to choose Delegates to the first District
Congressional Convention, 10 be held at Saco. on
the Goth day of June, 1870.
Per Order Republican Town Committee
Gray, june q 1870. jun3dSw
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ROCHESTER AND NASHUA RAILRoAD.-A
meeting of gentlemen interested in the con-
struction of the Rochester and Nashua Rail-
road was held at the office of the Worcester
and Nashua Railroad in Worcester, on We'd
nesday. A number of prominent railroad men
were present, and remarks. setting forth the
nature and advantages of the enterprise were
made by Mr.. c. III. Waters of Clinton Messrs.
ii. Z. Deane and Frederick Robe of Portland,
w. q. Ray of New York, e B. Stoddard of
Worcester, Whitehouse of Rochester, and Hill
OF Nashua. The subscriptions already receiv-
ed amount TO 100000; and the amount thus
assured, with the help that is hoped for from
the Norwich and Worcester and Providence
and Worcester roads, and the Norwich and
New London Transportation Company and
Providence line of New York boats. all of
which will derive great benefit from the large
amount of business to New York that will nee
essarily be drawn in that direction and make
the building of the road a certainty of the near
future. After the meeting complimentary
dinner was given in splendid style by the pro.
prietors of the Bay State House.
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Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of Falmouth, are requested 10
meet at their Town-House in said Town on Satur-
day, June 4lh, at P. NJ, TO choose Delegates to
attend the State Convention to be holden at Augusta
June 18th.
junld&w Per order Town Committee.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Marcia Greeneaf, tof Brunswick Bates, al
New York from Newport, reDorrr, 25th ult. lat az
Ion 10 10, had heavy gale and sprung rudder and
lower maintopsail yard
Barque Commerce, OF Newcastle, which was dam
aged by collision at New York, has been repaired
and is ready for
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WeStbrOOk.

The Republicans OF Westbrook requested TO
meet at the To@n-House in said town on Saturday
June 11th at p. NJ, to choose Delegates to attend
the State Convention to be holden at Augusta,
June 18TH
jun2d&w Per Order OF Town Committee
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To remove Tan, Sunburn, Pimples, and Erup-
tons from the skin. Schlotterbecks Moth and
Freckle Lotion, prepared only by A G. Sch!otter-
beck & Co, Apothecaries and Chemists, Portland
Me. For sale by all Druggists at 30 cents per bot
tle mays snt
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DEpAarURa on OCEAN srEAmNRs
MARI n e N II; WE
PORT OF FOR IT'LL n u.
Thursday, Juac =

Thursday, June =.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax, S,-mdse
and passengers. to John Porteous.
Steamer New England, Winchester, Boston for
Eastport ara st John NIB.
Bark Ella Lewis. Boston.
Sch Snow, Thorndike Acknowledgement to A
3 Morse q 20.
Sch Nellie Chase, Upton New York coal 20 Port
land Gas Co.
Sch Prescott, Freeman New York,-salt to E G
Willard.
Sch G Colgate, Sears. New Bedford, 10 Nickersou
Il LItchfeld. To load tor Providence
Sch Prize, Robinson. Boston.
Sch Lookout. Mcfarland. Boston.
Sch Olive Elizabeth Hamilton. Boston.
Sch Broadfeld, Crowell, Newburyp0rt.
CLEARED
Steamer Franconia. Bragg. New York-Hen-
ry Fox.
Barquc Geo Hunt, Plummer, Matanzas-Geo S
Hunt.
g. Co. ~
sen Hannie Westbrook, Littlcjohn, New York
:, Sch Harris, Br) Quinlan, st John, NB-F r
Sch Utica, (Br) Maloney. st Andrews, NIB.
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VI. G.. N. Il.

The members OF the Maine Charitable Mechani,
Association are requested to meet at House No s
Monument street, on Friday, June 81. at o'clock
to attend the Funeral of our deceased Broibe,
DAVID BUXTON.
IF. PINGREE, Secretarv
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Ar at Baltimore 1st. schs j w Tracey. and Gov
j Smith. from Portland.
Ar at New York I'd, brig Robin from Portland for
Havana, dismasted, having been struck by squall
ON the 22d; one man lost.
Also ar, sch Mail, from Portland,
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NOITCE TO MARINEPs,

new buoy has been placed to mark Spears Ledge,
on the South West side of Rockland harbor Name.
Bearings as follows: West house at old Fort, s. by
4. E.. about one haiti mile. Eastern end of r. T.
wharf, W. s. u miles. To be lett on the port hand
going in.
By order OF the Lighthouse Board
j. b. HULL,
L II. Inspector LIST. District.
Portland, June 8, 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-03

The advantages and attractions of this Loan,
for investment purposes, are many and impor-
taut:
1. 1t is based upon one of the Great THROUGH
LINES between the sEApoARD and the
WEST.
2. The SECURITY is ALREADY GRE
ATED, the greater part of the line being
in successful running operation.
8. The Local Traffic, from the unrivalled Ag-
ricutural regons and Iron and Coal de-
posits adjacent, must be large and profita-
A. The enterprise receives IMPORTANT Con-
CEssIoNs AND PRIVILEGES from the States
of Virginia and West Virginia.
.. 1t is under the management of efficient and
well-known Capitalists, whose names are
| guarantees for its EARLY COMPLETION and
| successful operation.
6. The Bonds can be had either in
Coupon or Registered
form; then have thirty years to run, both
| principal and interest being payable in
gold.
z. They are of denominations of
$1,000, $500 and 500,
bearing intest at the rate of six per cent
in coin, payable May LIST and November 1st'
From our intimate acquaintance with the
affairs and condition of the Company, zoe know
these securities to be peculiarly desirable and
suitable for safe employment Of surplus Capital,
and funding Of Government Bonds, by invest
ors, Trustees of Estates, and others who pre-
fer absolute security with reasonable income.
Holders of United States Five-Twenties are
enabled to procure these Bonds, bearing the
same rate Of interest and having longer peri"
cd to run, and TO realize large increase OF cap
ital in addition.
Bonds and Stocks dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change, received in exchange for this Loan, at
the full market value, and the Bonds returned
rec of express charges.
Price 90 and accrued interest in
Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps, and full information fur.
nished on application.
FISK &c HATCH,
No. 5 NASSAU STREET, NEw-YoRK
Apr 26.d&wto je24
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At 101 CUMBERLAND St., a very fine set of par
very cheap. my24sntf