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The Portland daily press., 1863-05-30
EDW. Il FRED. FOX,
Counselors and Attorneys mt Law,
NO. % EXCHANGE STREET,
srUxpIvASr's BLocKl PORTLAND. ME-
mch20 iseod wsw40
Members Of the Old Portland ZOu.
1Ye Drill COrnS,

a RE hereby notified that the annual meeting will
"A be held Monday evening next, Mt u O'Clock, at
their old headquarters.
punctual attendance is requested. Exercises in
the Manual and Bayonet will take place after election
Any persons intending to join the Drill Corps arc
requested TO be present At "a O'Clock, class for
Primary Instruction in the Manual will be formed Of
new members. y. CARTER, Secretary.
my29 PIE
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-30
BLOC Nj f RS
Superior Bark Mills.

FllHE subscriber begs leave TO inform Tanners IN
Il Maine. that he is Agent for the sale OF Boomers
Superior Bark Mills. manufactured in the state OF
New York, and extensively used there.
These mills can be seen in operation at w m 6rays
Tannery, Portland Allen Warrens, fryeourg,
and j. L. Horne, Norway, Me.
For particulars in regard TO the advantages claim
cd for this mill see Circulars which will be sent
application. j. NJ sOuiHWdCk.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-30
Steamboat Notice.

n>- In consequence of some improve
l[aE>rszt- ments to be made on the Steamship
sGs7e$Ak Gen Banks, her trips will be dis
continued for few days. Notice will be given hen
she will resume her regular trips.
A. SOMERBY, Agent.
Portland, April 81. 1868. diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-30
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,


ARRIVED.
steamer chesapeake, Willets. New York
, steamer New England Fields, fin st John NIB via
Steamer Montreal. Prince Boston
Steamer Harvest Moon, Roix bangor
Bark Mary Fox, Fredericks Cardeuas 18th
Sch Mary Ann. tBr) Croker. Bridgetown Ms
Sch Lark. tBrl Macomber, Windsor Ms
Sch White Sea. Littleield, Philadelphia.
Sch Phenix, Henley. New York.
Sch Lucy Jane, Sporting. New York
Sch Elizabeth, (Brl Lavack. Boston.
Sch Emma Wadsworth. Roberts, Pembroke.
Sch Utica Thorndke, Rockland.
CLEARED.
Bark Ionic, Hutchinson. Cardenas = Phinney &
Jackson.
Brig Loeb Lomond, Black, Baltimore-R G York
& Son.
Sch Willard, Parsons, Philadelphia Joseph II
White.
Sch BramhaIl, NEW, 1I6 tons) Sawyer, Boston,
Brown Sons.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-30
MARRIED,

In Lewiston, May %. John IL. Cody and Miss Mary
A. Turkey, both of l..
In Auburn. May %. VIM T. Getchell and Miss Ma.
ria 7. Maxim both of Lewiston.
In Pennington, May a. VIM Morrison and Mrs
Josephine Thompson. both of Freeman.
In Gardiner, May Is. Myrick Simpson and Miss
Laura Sawyer, both of Alma.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-30

MY DEAR CoLESso,-with regret,
We bierarchs in conclaye met
Beg you, the most disturbing writer,
To take of your colonial mitre.
This course we press upon you strongly;
Believe me,
Yours mot truly,
Lambeth. LoNGLEY,
MY DEAR ARcHBfsHoP,-To resign
That Zulu diocess Of mine,
And own myself a hea then dark,
Because I've doubts about Noah's Ark,
And feel it right to tell all men so,
Us not the course for
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-30

DR. z. p. QUIMBY would give noticetha he has
eturnedto Portland, and can be found at his Room
NO. IL INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday, August
9Th, where he will attend to all wishng onsult
him.
FirstExamination atoffce,.. ...............S2 5000
Each subsequent sittn gat Office. so
City Patients, first Examination at residence, $50
Eachsubsequentyisit atresidence,. ........... 100
Augustl6, lS62-tf
DRs. LOCKE & KIMBALL, DENTISTS No III
MIddIe Street POrtland. Me. auglb-lY
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-30
GEORGE W. MILLETT, ESQ.

DIR. FITCH has removed to No.
81 State Street.
Portland. May II, 1862 If
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-30

The new brig Nancy n. Locke" built by "
Pickett, at Cape Elizabeth, will be launched at higf
water this morning. She is fine brig of about 90
TONS is owned by Elisha Wheeler, MI Pickett, Cap
McCalmon, who Is to command her. and Others
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-30
New Publications.

THE PENTATEuCH AND Book JOSHUA CRITIC
ALLY EXAMINED by the Right Rev. John William
Colenso ID. d. Bishop of Natal. Part IL New
York: d; Appleton Co limo, PIP. 800. For
The first volume of DR.. Colenso's attempt to DEM
onstrate the unhistorical character of the Penta-
touch was arithmctical; the second is pathological.
Before he tried TO show that certain dates, dmen-
sions and numbers confus d. contradictory un.
trustworthy. Now he seeks TO trace in the language
of the books. marks of authorship pointingto other
writers than Moses. The book has had an immense
sale in England Over 1000 copies of the second vol
ume were sold within three weeks of its publication
OF course it has provoked endless discussion through
the newspapers and otherwise Here is one phase
of the dispute, as reflected in Punch;
THE NATAL CoRRFsPoyDpxcr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08

We have received some letters from
our brave boys in the army which speak
quite the reverse Of complimentary o.
Northern coprerbeads. In letter, now
before us, from private IN the T2d Ohio
rcg't, dated from Young's Point, the wri-
ter makes use of some very strong ex-
pressions against the copperheads. i,
seems in reality that our soldiers have
about az little respect for copperhead
politicians as they have for the snake OF
the same name. Our correspondent
who has been through several hard
fought fields, and WIS wounded at Shiloh
declares his preference for shooting JEFF.
Davisitos Of the North in preference 70
those of the South, He says "If we
had them here, we would serve them as
we did some secesh citizens Of Memphis;
we would put ball through them
We ure enlisted in the war, and we fight
the battles of cur county, not for mere
pOy, but because we love cur free and
noble government, which has protected
cur rights and nude our nation respect.
cd over the whole world.
"This rebellion which has interrupted
our peace and aims to break up our gov
ernment is the work Of designing dema-
gougcs, who have disregarded the voice
of The people, and who are now either in
the rebel army or are insulting the sold.
iers, who have gone 10 fight the battles
Of our county, by their vile attacks on
US. LIT them bear in mind, however
that when we get home old accounts
will be squared.
" The regiment is in good health ant
spirits, ard we have but two in the hos.
pitol at present.
The Couscrpiion act may press
pretty hOrd on some, but there are great
many men at home yet that ! would like
to see IN the army. There orc some moi
far from Tiflin why | am led to believe
are great cowurds, and who would give
two months wages to see drafted. We
would put them in front and give them
some bayonqt pursuasiors TO keep them
there. No more 1t present.
X, D.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
WAR NEWS.
dom. nnnks, Cnmpalgn.


The National Republican Of this nf.
tcrnoon publishes seml.oiIicinl dispatch.
- rem General banks, dated near ST
Mar,nsvillc. April IL, from which Il ap.
pears that when he len Baton Roug'
three Regiments of colorcd irvors re-
inaincd for It's defense. Tho result.
among othors, Of General Banks ,xpcdi-
tion nrc, ACCOMPLISHING march o over
son miles beating the enemy in three
battles-two on land aud one on Grand
Lake Dispensing tho rebel army utter
ly destroying the rebol navy capturing
the fnundrirs of the enemy ut franklin
ard New Iberia and demolishing the
Sult-works, ten miles Southwest Of the
latter place capturing the camp equip.
sge Of tho enemy also scvoral guns and
rcurly 1000 prisoners, md 80 dcranging
the plans Of the rebels that they chn not,
for some months, reorpnnize.
Other successes of General Banks, al
ready known to the public are mentions
cd
Our loss, In The two lnnd-batllcs was
nhuut coo or 7C0.
Nothing could exceed IN" conduct OF
the officers and Trvutes in Banks COM
mand.
The dispatches say We have net only
destroyed She brmy md navy OF tho en-
ciny, and captured HE materials for re-
organzat ion. but we have also In our
possession his Gblcst Jiliccrs Of the sea
aud lard.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08

The speeches of Thos. II. Seymour,
Vallandigham and Sunset Cox, were
found printed for distribution, at the prin-
ting Office at Franklin, louisiana. of
course the rebels knew their friends, and
knew how best to encourage their dupes
to make the lastdesper ute struggle for
the success Of the rebellion. 1t was the
most appropriate place in the world for
the speeches of these worthless to bo
found, --Sda, Rec.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
Tne Snmduslky Register.

We are at loss to know how any Of
our friends in reach of daily mail can do
without the Daily Sandusky Register.
1t reaches here just SIX HOURS sooner
than any othcc paper, which is certainly
a great matter during these very exciting
war times. 1t is also one of the most
spicy and interesting papers that we re-
ceivc. Bro. JOHNSON understands how tu
get up tip-top paper, and best of all, he
always does it.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
9ac Union Lcasaes.

The newspapers aud orators styling
themselves Democratic" are severely
frightened at the Union Leagues. Some
call the members purjurers, for doring to
swear feulty to their government, while
such papers US Summeddry's Crisis, pub
lish long articles under starting head
lines, all done up in capitals, declaring
them tn be " Knownothingism revived in
Ohio" Whercupor old Sam calls it an
oGtA.bound secret po.itieGl organisa-
ion,-and thinks ii is intended TO "edu-
cate freemen to u dCsposte form of gov
ernmcnt.n Who has turned to be "Freo-
dom Shriektrs" now ! This 10 another
of their 4" honorable" tricks, but we
doabt it they can scare anybody by such
shallow nonsense.
The truth Of the matter is that they
are desperately afraid that ii those WHOM
they have SO long led by the nose attenC
those meetings, they will at once diseov'
cr the animus of the JET. Davis sympa'
thisers, and rouse longer to encourage
treason and rebellion by following theil
lead.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
The Attack on vicksburg.


CHICAGO, May 5.
Special from Cairo says the steamer
Lady Franklin from Vicksburg Thursday
night has arrived. On this morning g en-.
Sherman with fieet of transports, accom-
panied by gunboais, PASSED up the Yazoo
and made an attack on the rebel batteries.
In the afternoon several more transports
followed up with troops on board.
The report is that Gen. Sherman land
ed precisely at the same place he landed
when he made his former attack. Tho
cannonnading and rattle Of musketry was
distinctly heard at Young's Point on
Thursday until long after dark. '.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
PlOwS.

| am Agent for the best, cheapest,
and most durable Plows in tho
North west. Also, Cultivators,
Hay Rakes, Sugar-Cane Mills,
Evaporators, Corn and Cob-Crush-
ers, Feed Steamers, Cider Mills,
Straw Cutters and Shelters,
of the latest patterns, and all oD
reasonable terms.
Eight years ago | became Agent
for the sale of Agricultural Ma
chinery, and havee ever since given
it my attention, which enables mo
to always select the best in use.
Farmers Of Seneca and adjoin-
ing Counties. for further partieulars. aud an
exhibition Of Sample Machines. call at Gem
erai Agency Office. No. / Washington St.,
one door Nor III of the Court House, Titin,
Olio HF ara rarf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
Az THE I,ynehburg (ya.) "Republi-

or THE Lynchburg (vs.) "RePubli-
can" Of the 9th says "An Augusta
Georgia, contemporary states on the ae-
,hOriy of gentleman just returned frcm
the upper part of North Caroline, that
tonpcnny nails arc passing current there
at FIVE cents each, We have no metal
lie basis for our currency here. Our cir
culating mediums are grains OF corn rep
resenting five cents, and guide Of tobac'
co representing the decimal"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08

or Tue Mt. Vernon Banner takes it
as great outrage that man cannot be
permitted to wear" butternu; enlblems,"
without some loyal persohs feeling ont-
ragged by it. Pity those who sport them
would not move to Dixie, where there
would not be tho least objection raised to
the practice. Still it may be considered
Slightly novel, that the same emblems--
" butternut" and copperheAd'--should
obtain In the confederacy and in the 10y
al States, and the wearers Of them in the
latter make preteRss of loyalty A
bulternut emblem" would pass sym
thizsr from one end of Dixie 70 h'
other. .r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
L,ocNoRr. MAY .

Fire this morning consumed Alexan'
dor's Block, Main street The office of
the Journal aud Courier were entirely
destroyed with the buildings. The oeou-
panta lost about $4,000, The Journal
and Courier viii be suspended for a lew
days,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
The AslaRiSs and Great West
crn connection.

Having suggested the construction OF
n road to connect with the Atlantic e.
Grnni Western, we would state that more
or less work was done some years ago on
contemplated line between Tiflin aud
Akron, aud ii we mistake not a consider
able portion was graded. Tilfn is on or
near the route on which the proposed
road from this city would naturally be To-
Gated, aud connection with the rich and
productive country of Seneca would OF
itself BE- important Toledo Com.
Our capitalists and business men gem
orally should see to this thing, and secure
ifposible the location of this road through
this city. Nothing would help cur town
50 much as railroad running east and
west, and confecliug with the Tilin FL.
Wayne road, through from New York
city to Chicago. We hope some Of our
railroad men will advise the public
through this paper what will be neees-
sary to be done 10 secure such road.
Ouf columns are always open for any
thing that will benefit our city or county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08

"A correspondent Of the Chicago
Journal states, as fact beyond question,
that eny few weeks ago organizations
existed IN Genital Illinois, that were BAN
ded, pledged, and sworn to resist drafts,
prey upon Union citizens, and fat.en
themselves on commou ruin. In one 10.
Gritty their number was 800, in another
800, and in another 1900. Those who
had goRded them on became alarmed.
They acknowledged their fear for the
safety of their own lives and property in
case Of the outbreak, which was emi-
nent leOring and believing that once the
rabble had tastod blood and plurder,
they would not stop to mark their vic
tins. They changed their tactics, Rni
work hard TO keep all quiet.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
4 Battle Reported on the Rap
pnhannock--AV Victory CiaiIii-


ilttLAnlLlHiA' mry l.
The Evening Bulletin publishes un tx
tru with the following
We have no dispatches relative 10 the
Rnppahnnnock, but We nrc able TO us.
sure our readers that everything Is going
iavnrnbly III General lIookrr's 0rlny.
LATER I'VE learn though not from
an official source, ,hrt General Hooker
with 30 900 men hns had battle with
the rebels beyond the Rorpnhannock.--
We have no particulars, but the Union
troops arc victorious.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
Two Reasons why.

We think we can give two reasons
why the 4 drertiser has 9me down from
It's toploiticalad advocacy of vallandigham
aud 'xtr,mo corperheadifm. Don't
misunderstood us to say that II has got to
be a loyal sheet, Oh, no! but il thinks il
is not safe to pursue its chosen course
with such dtgce of independence und
inpudcncc as formerl.
The FIST reason for the change is the
following;
IIEADQUARrERs DEP'T OF THE OHIo.(
CNcISNATr, April 10, 1868.
GENERAL ORDER no. 3s.
The Commanding Goner'l publishes
for the information of all concerned, that
hereafter all porsohs found within our
lines who commit acts for the benefit of
the enemies Of our country, will be tried
ns spies or traitors, and if convicted W i'll
suffer death. This order includes the lol-
lowing class OF persons:
Carriers Of secret mails.
Writer'S Of letters sent by secret mails.
Secret recruiting officers within the
lines.
Persons having entered into an agree
mcnt to pass our lines for the purpose OF
joining the enemy.
Persons found concealed within our
lines belonging 10 the service ofth enc
my, and ia tuct u II persons found within
our lines improperly, who could give pri-
yate information to the enemy.
All persons within out lines who har
Dor, protect, conceal, feed, clotho or IN
any way aid the enemies Of our country
The habit of declaring sympathy for
the enemy will no longer be tolerated in
this Department. Persons committing
such oiltnses will be at once arrested
with view to being tried as above stated
or sent beyond our lines into the lines ol
their friends,
IL must be distinctly understood that
trcason expressed or implied, will not be
tolerated IN this Department.
All officers aud soldiers arc stricly
charged with the execution Of this order.
BY command of
MAJ. GEN. A. L. BURNSIDE
LEWIS RIcHMoND, Asst Adj't General.
Oihcmi; ID. *. LARNBD,
Capt. aud A. A. G..
A hempon crovat, forced residence
" at hard work " on Johnson's Island or
being u conscript in J.G. Davis's army
are unpleasant subjects. The latter
however ought not to be. If Lincoln is
tyrant, destroyer Of cur liberties, a
violator Of the Const tuition, and the CHIEF
head of tho unconstitutional doctrine oI
coercion, aud the prosecutor of this "yilc
abolition war;" our ncighbor SHOULD not
object 10 trying to rut him down. And
ns ha hns made M such charges "ss;..-'
JEFF why not help lin Put the tyrant
down!
Another fruitful reason for the change
is the fact that our preseat abolition #
legislature has passed law allowing
soldiers to vote. From now til election
duy it will profess to be special friend
to the soldiers, and of course dare no
strike the peace" dodge too heavy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
Guardians Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
WAS this day appointed and qualified as the
Guardian OF Peter Borod late resident Of
Sencci County Ohio: insane. All PERSONS
indebted 10 the said Peter BoroG win please
call aud settle the same immediately and al
persons having claims against the same will
present them for attendance forthwith.
LUKE nSWlNGER.
May lst pSG3 3w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08

CLTIN fact, those who cheat and steal
the worst; are the most noisy against the
rnscully copperheads. "A drertiSer.
That is certainly the first hint we have
heard that Floyd and Breslin were not
in full fellowship with the copperhead
family.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08

NEw YoRK SoLDlERs Nor TO HAVE a
VoTE.--The New York Legislature at its
late session passed law allowing the
soldiers 10 vote, but the Democratic Gov
ernor Seymour, vetoed the bill. No
State in which the democrats have a
majority in the legislature allow the sol
disrs 70 vote. Remember that.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
soME5 L BROWN


Solicitors Of Claims and Patents.
2 Park Place. New York, aud 4IG Seventh
Street, Washington, ID. G. f
RKrEREScss.-Mechanic; Bank, Broadwsy Bsnt.
New York Willismsburgh Uiy Bank. win sms
burg Hon. Hannibal llamlin, Vice .Prssidsn' Hon
waf,in Kaihhsiseh. Mayor Of Brsotlyn 4; Hon. Ali
iRh Mann, New York 1ay Cooke " Co., banker,
Wssbington aud Philadelph'a. mays
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
VnIIandiglIaun Arrested

We are informed by telegraph of the
arrest of the traitor vallendigham at his
residence in Dayton, on Monday last, by
a SQUAD of soldiers sent sp by a special
train from Cincinnati for that purpose. A
rescro was attempted but failed, In con-
nectioN herewith comes tho following
dispatoh, dated
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
DIR. G. G. BEILMARZ,
SURGEON S61fS DENTIST,

Office, ShaphaH'S Block under he 1ri.
bHns Office.
Teeth inserted in a superior man
ner, and on most reasonable terms. Call aud have
yonr Teeth dlsd without delay. Dr. BsILHARz hav.
ing had than twenty wears experience, feel con
ddent that he please the most fastidisns, and
sneceedin all eases where tneeess Is possible under
] sny eireums;ansss, lAPEl II, isdS.l ss7Tu
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
CINclNNA7I, May 5


A disloyal mob has cut the telegraph
wires in Dayton and set the Journal of
flee on fire. Ii is feared the Phillips
House W i'll be fred, The Telegraph Of
fee has been closed for fear of being
gutted.
Any that have heretofore had doubts
about vsllsndigham deserving halter, we
think will have their doubts dispelled now
lie and the other eopperhead leaders have
their poor ignorant dupes so led away
from loyalty that they are ready to resist
the government IL the copperheads are
bound to try their strength with the loya
men Of the North, the sooner they CON
menee the better, We think they vii
get their deserts when they commence il
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-08
NRw YoRK, May 8.

After three days skirmishng on both
sides, rebels on Saturday L. NJ. and eve
ning attacked our right flank, Jackson
with his whole corps Of 10000 men, fall
ing impetUousy on Howard's llth corps,
but this moy ement was only partially sue
cessfll, c-enioroemonts being promptly
sent BY Hooker, the rebels We're checked
The Times correspondent says the llth
corps acted badly, Abandoned their posi-
ton behind their breOstw orks and rushed
panic stricken past headquarters. Hooker
was Immediately in saddle and turning Il
the commander of his own old corps, Ber'
ry, shouted-"Ge enoral, throw your men
into the breach receive tho eneny on
your bayonets don't fire q sho, they
can't 500 YOU They rushed gloriously
at double. quick 10 The rescue, pressing
forward, a horrid array Of glit;ering stesl
The enemy were checked and retired t.
the hresstworks Just abandoned by How
ards corps. The batteries were imme-
diately nlasscd ON the crest OF the hill anC
poured in a terrible ire I'LL far into thC
night
The artillery combat continued ill mid
night hercey. Hooker and staff were al
tho time under tho seyerest fire.
Sickles with heavy force, was sent Il
roeonnotre, when tho advance fell u
with the rear of JacksoR's army, Sick
les Immediately pushed on to eneckmSt'
Jackson, and SOON captured the entire 22S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-23


We publish this morning the card of the
Chairman and Secretary of the '.War Demo-
cracy," calling State Convention on the
sth of january next. We have heretofore
expressed our opinion as to the impropriety
of this movement. If the principal men
engaged In it believe, as we are assured
many of them do, that the salvation of the
country depends, in the end, on the success
Of Democratic principles, the only way to
accomplish that object is to have unity un-
der the old Democratic banner, through the
agency of the regular organization of the
i party. The only effect of distinct organi-
zation will be to strengthen the hands OF
the Abolitionists, to the extent that Demo-
Gratis 90 into it. We therefore earnestly
hope that the whole thing may be abandon
ed, and that in the contest of 1864, all con-
servative men, no matter what names they
may have heretofore assumed, may unite
with the Democratic party in one vigorous,
faithful and, may we not add, successful eff
fort to take the Executive Department of
the Government from the hands of the Rad
icals, who are now rapidly hurrying the
country to ruin?