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Den fnoss and Diseases OF the Eye,
whether Of long standing receive the usual
ton from DR. CALDWELL 81 Clinton place eighth strest
Examinations tree. Hours from 9toL
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ANTHOLOGY.

Owing 10 crowded si, q our cca %s. ~. ~ ss 49,
kaadina
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nessra NUM- 4 CO, publishers Of the sCfBNrfrfo
AMERICAN continue 70 Act ~ Atornsss recurring
tents for new Invrrons n tbi, ard Al lorr iptrsa
hessra hunu 20, hts he. III tst yearf experiences
than 10 NO ilventoin
tant information tor .avenscrs f4r "a zee LrpicAr
ten. C0rsult1tion aud sdyi.s II SIS
MUM a CO. ' lth fat NV York,
Corner and Ssveats H.. #e4s .a.ct, .'cr. D. u.
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Trusses, Esastic tocksngs, &e.-Marsh
60 Ras,cs Cure Truss oss ouiv a Ne avssy street,
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.Iicr Mnjesty" hampagnes.-sOO Cases
at 81 per case. III. WARD, No 7 Broad street
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The ORIGINAL, Peerless ana Delicious
"Night Blooming Cereus' provoses the envy and the
pdity of bran and tnsteiess imators Shun their
There Is but perfume
rass Of bottles Containing
these words-,rgALoN 4 SON, Pcrfumers, New York;
Bold h, M dIug
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Lottery Tie sets Cashcd.
JOSEPH BATES, Broker, II Wall street. room No. !.
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Grierson In Pursuit OF Forests Forces.
MEMPHIS, April Q, 1864.
Emerson cavalry hanging around Forssa and occs.
sionaly cutting OF and capturing small eAds. He Ii
not strong enough TO attack them in force
The weather here and at vicksburg Ii warm, with oc
casiouaI showers
General West Is hero en- route to join General Steele
General Corse is a!se here.
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N Proper Use OF
cHEvALIERs LIFE FOR THE HAIR
warranted aud the Har IN m orisnA
socr ana stop from fa out IN three days and
ssep The head CLEAN cool and ne.,h de. not a,an me
SKIN o. soil the whites fsbric 81 bottle - per half
dotcn In fancy boxe be sent y For sale Al
The drug ssorsa sARAH A. CHkvALIEK ~ D.
No. LIS Broadway, se~ YORK.
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4. q. si,nmons d Co.-Managsrs.
sHELsr, ExfRA Class l7i-Apni 9, 1884,
"a, II, Is, 8, 81, 20, 81, 1S, ~, III, AZ, z, IS.
CLAss l72-April 8. 1854
%, 81, II, H. IS, rs, %, IS, 81, 0, %, 81, AZ.
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For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh q

Consumpiive Coughs BROWNS Bronchial Trochesr Or,
used with advantage giving ofen,mes immediate relief
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THE STANDARD AMERICAN BILLlAsD fAats
IL and Combination CUSHIONS, apprvvea snu !" crsra "
lie Billiard Congress Of 1883 The best aug az relso~
Billiard Tables ufsctured BaS cusu 81 srvynf
nRS ptp corner Of crcsby aud sprins stresta
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JOSEPH BATES Broker, II Wall stree. room No. !.
AiIeOck's Porous Piasters.-An elegant
locsi aisuisnt. when APPLIED over the region OF the
stomach and bowels relieves nausea and vomiting and
correc daulouos and the uneasness attendant on dys
rspsa,
Principal DEPOT Brsndreh House. and SOLO oy oil drug
gis,s
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a,,.ock,s i,oveus P,asters.-An elegant
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owingto tina crowded stats 81 ceumns ws are 60
psled e ami, al ayeriss smslA coming undsr NE - ~
heAau
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Punch. Btters Cordial druggists have
them Now YORK depot 22 Broadway.
Deafness and Diseases OF the Eye,
Examinations tree Hours from9to o.
DR.. wntson's "Cause and Cure"-On
iav.!asss NJ sSs;s Who pfs.:
from Hia' fdo''"' "'e'' '' may ''''a'
DR.. walkers Magic snlve Heals
Burn. scad. Blister, Pe:,er Sore: Fever Ulcers
Sores Bruises Jams Cuts Feet, Chapped Hands
ali kinds of aesh wounds whether they be
and quickest manner Of any save or ccra.c yet known
DR.. Hunters Office Is nj No. Division
New York city lie has no other Office Established
S sn nn s spS on I ncs, M
the poisonous impurity OF the blood. 6sua ali
os Human Fpay Nervous peSy re
ton consnta,ion gratis Hours in from A. N. until
Electrical Discoveries and Results the
most asonshng.-rhe late discovery OF DR.. CHAMBER
LIN in the therapeutc powers Of Electricity. is eAc
electrical combnat ms he daily curing class Of disease.
90 Bond street.
f.. Mendes, No. Gas Observation-Disclosures
Chocolate recommended TO of delicate health BY
csoco Bonbens repasa for their sSceen. taste
only inj furious to the health. ''
For Bronchitis. Asthma. Catarrh and
consump,ive Coughs BROWNS Bronchial Troche,p arc
with advantage, giving ofienimes immediate relief
From the Illustrated News.-A Pieas-
ant Fac, for Lades-That W. r ROBERTS, the popular
proprietor Of the stall Palace Emporium a52 Bowery
and :tvsh Caxs me pet,ies and most fashionable Dress
waited g' s
Signed. JENNIE Juss
Fortunate Combination.-ws Are OPP
posed to proprietary medicines and II is with some
conjunction that advertisements OF them in our
columns SIN we must confess that BROWNS rroshes
convenient and useful in certain conditions OF the
,broa, and lAynr before speskinsN Christian Advo.
cate.
Grover q Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines Aos Broadway New York
Gouraud's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
from low forshss ed o. any part Of the body Warranted
"Iier Mnjesty" Champa gnes.-sOO Cases
ASA per case W. H. WARD. No. 7 Broad street.
Hsudsome walking Coats. SIS 20 sac;
Spring overcoass sa'o SO s'oGk q ynsS, goods most
Mrs. M. l.. Van Hmua hton, lO4 Ia Ea II
Twenty eight street. near Third avenue. Medcs and Bust
Patentsi Patentsi Pntenssi
sss Sess CO. p. pss's,s: q the
es,. FOR new Inventions n ,Si' AID Al orr 2 iairss
n :eIs,;!ar ra..ss and h.v.s;, > 'ss iOr MGR:
fsmpSs,s containing ,se rae iEes I'd her inl Dr.
tant Information tor aven.crs 4rU i -@e lrpi1A-
~ Corn sss IN $50. co - \. vo,ss q
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-07

METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE
ITEMs.-The venerable Senior Bishop Morris
having completed his fftieth year of minis.
terial service, has been requested to preach a
semi-centennial sermon before the General
Conference of the NJ L. Church, now in ses-
sion in PHILADELPHIA ia.
The trustees Of the church in which
the sessions are held, were requested by the
Conference to suspend the Stars and Stripes
orer the church, and beautiful flag, pre-
sented to DR.. Elliot in troublous times, by the
loyal ladies OF st. Louis, in the church dur
ing the deliberations of the body.
On motion of Rev. Col. Moody, delegate
from the Cincinnati Conference, the General
Conference observe yesterday Friday as q day
of fasting and prayer to Almighty God that
He will give victory to our army, and that lie
will enable our Government TO reach peace
founded in righteousness, and in which the
rights of human beings shall be respected.
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paragraphs-being an intelligent man - can
be only traitor to his country and worthy ola
traitors reward. Go into any school district
In the loyal states, and divide all the truly
loyal, intelligent, candid citizens into juries of
twelve men each, and It IA our deliberate
Judgment that nine out OF every ten Of them
would promptly, unhesitatingly and conscien-
ciously find verdict of GUILTY, under an
indictment for treason, on such evidence as
the article from which we have quoted affords;
and yet the author Of it is constantly inVelgh-
ing against the despotism Of the government,
which he saws denies all freedom OF speech
and Of the press, though his daily utterances,
made with impunity, afford the most indubit-
able evidence that the freedom Of the press
was never more fully enjoyed: was never more
grossly abused.
II is well for such traitors that Andrew
Jackson is not at the head of the Government.
Did he occupy Abraham Lincolns place,
where the latter has arrested one disloyal man
he would have arrested hundred; where
Lincoln has simply sent into Punishment
Jackson would have sent TO the gallows, and
where the present Executive has freely par
doned old Hickory would have made the
weight of his power felt. o, for one month
of Jackson's spirit at Washington. o, for
his prompt, efficient, and efiectual mode of
dealing with traitors. 1t is well for the trail
tors at the North, who disgrace the name of
Democracy by claiming it for their party, that
they have not to deal with that old stern
Democrat, for were he at the head of the
Government he would promptly do one OF
two things he would stop their treason, or
he would stop their breath.
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Union Convention /!

H. citizens of the Firs Congressional District
who are uncond tally loyal TO the Government of
the United States, and who Internationally sup
port all its measures for suppressing the Rebellion
and who are resolved TO spare endeayor to main
tain National Unity, both In principle and ter
ritoral boundary, are invited 10 send Delegates to
. Convention to be held at SACo, on
Thursday, The 26th Day of May,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of selecting
Two DnLgoArRs TO TIE UNioE NATIONAL CON-
yrxrlos, which meets at Baltimore the 9Th day of
June next.
The basis Of Representation will be one Delegate
TO each town, and additional Delegate for every
seyenty.nye votes thrown for the Union Candidate
for overnor 10 1863 majority fraction of seven
ty-ave will entiile town additional delegate
JoHE LYNCH, Portland,
sKwALL n GRoss, N.Ilouce ter, Union
JOHN ID. LrxcoLs Brunswick,
JoHn A. WAtKaMAN, t1oRHSA, District
DAN,L SrIMPeoN, Biddeford.
GEO. II KNOW LTos Alfred, COMMITTEE
IL. j.. WENTWORTH, hitttery,
may6dsw;omay2g
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BOSroN-Ar 5sh. sehs Susan Ross, Herrick, W is.
cassct; Annabella. Bowen. Wells.
CID sch Telegraph. Nickerson. New York.
Ar 9Th barauc Tslavsra. (of Sear,portl Merrithow
Remedies 25th uli; sihs savoy. Clark, Ellsworth:
Express. Stanley. Cranberry Il Marcelus. Hodg-
kins. Bangor Louisa, Perry, Piitston; Rochester,
Hutehins. Bath
CID schs Nelly iIcweit. BueklIn, Rockl.nd; Wien.
ma, Look, Addison; Victor. Duncan. Lincolnville
via Camden heszbsh, Lan,, bangor; Crepe Shot.
GEORGETOWN, d C--Ar2 %, sch Harrie, Neal,
Godfrey. Calais.
nPHlLADELrHba-Ar 4th seh NJ NJ Freeman,
CID 4ih. sehs Caismkesk Snow Sandy Point, Me
NJ IN Freeman. Ho ga, Bostoa
NEW YoRk--Ar 4th. blrque Philsna. tof Port.
landl Davis sagua: brigs Fannie Boardman. Cres-
sey. Bsraeoa. I'D alt; Palmetto state, Nicker.on do
days: Henrietta. Williams. Elizabethport for New
Bedford; Paine. Jones, PASSPORT; Paran, Clark.
Machias: Alkaline. Beifsst; Lizzie Guptill Gupfiil
and Mary Elizabeth. Chase, Providence.
NEW iiAvEN-Ar 9Th. seh Catherine, Beals FIRM
Calais
NEwPoIT-Ar 4th brig hudson. ,of sesrsportJ
Griflu. Maehiasport for philadelphia; sch Yankee
Maid. Scar Providence for New \ ok or Roekland,
according TO wind.
sid an schs Delaware lof Ellsworth from Eliz.
bethport for Salient Pavilion. tof Trcmontl Harper,
from do for Boston,
In port 9th. AN scas Frauchas Arthemus, tor Ma
ehiasporil Csiha. from BAH Tor south Am6oy ~
phia; Abaco. Pendeton. of and from Bangor tor do
Rosina. Hunt Calais for Philadelphia; Romeo, Fees.
Bangor for do Geogrge Gilmsn. Shaw, Of and ifom
Cutler, for New York Hornet, Butler, Calais orand
for New York: Froiic. Kennedy, ofan: frem Rock
land for New York.
Ar 5th. sch Sarah Ann. Cslsis.
SALEM-Sld ith, brig Bfrchard Torrey: sch ST.
ak. lftom East Macbiasl New York: Charleston,
iron Frankfort Fort Delaware; John d Pattep
iron Hsmpdenl New Haven.
BANG0R-Ar ith. eng Alberto. Dow, Boston I;
schs h Hart, Lansil fsntic, Harding and DR.
Kane. do.
Cid sch Mary Alice, Perry. New York
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar ST Cailso 18th ult ship. Star Curtis, Kate by.
eT, Dyer; Otis Norcross, Emerson. and Cushing
IlImmer, all from Chinchas for Antwerp and ED
Memnon, Frcemsn, do land sid for Nalsneial; p G
blanchard Newton, from Ravre.
At Gibraltar 18th ult barqHe Argean. Lindsey, lar
l4th from Messual for New York Wig wind.
At Coqumbo ,si ult. ship stars Stripes, Cieaycs,
for Chinchas to load for Great Britain.
Sid from Vera Cruz 18th ut. brig Stella, Goodng,
MatamoTas.
Ara. cienfucgos sd ult. nr brgJ L MENUS. Free
man New York.
AR at 81 Jsgo leth harque Morning Star, Sterling,
New YORK.
Ar at zaza, Cuba, 18th ut. brig LA Thompson, n
York.
Sid from Havana Goth nit. barquo W Wall, Cast
ner. New York: brig Fannie Lincoln. Hardssop,
Sagua and Philadelphia: 27th bsrgue Doreas G
Yeaton. Po.e. New York; sch Fannie. Vance, Ssgua
2sth. brig James avis Staples. CaTdenas.
cid 29th sch J A woodhouse, Thom,s Sagua
Chartered29th. sch J A Woodhouse, 80 hhds mo-
lassef. Sagua and New York at 81, per Ibid of 10
gsons gross Custom House guage OF cask delivered
Sli from Matsnz.s 2ith ult, brig Harriet Hallock
Jordan, New York.
Ar 25th. sch Francopia. all. Mschias; .. b. briss
y smith, Atkinson, New York.
Ar At CaTdenas 26th, bargue yillsfiaLea, Hill,
Philadelphia
Sid 23d. brig Young Republic. Libby, Portland
10Th. brig Hydra Hartman, do 26th barquc Or.
chilla, Hayener, New York.
Ar at Sagua 9Th. barque LampiighteT, Morris,
Key West.
sid 25th. brig Nebrask. Sawyer. New York
AT Remedies 18th ut. bsrIues Sierra Nevada, Ia y
ney; for saa frsneiscoi Ellen Dye. ehePerd, for
York next day.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
May G..


Friday .......,.,............-.. -. May G.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. Prince Boston.
Steamer Potomac. sherwood. New YORK
steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. 81 Jshp.
NIB. for Boston.
Bark st Jago. White, Csrdepas
Brig Matilda, Cousins. Cardenss.
Brig Speedway Atherton. Boston.
Brig Antilles fhestrup. Boston.
sch Ontario Dodge. Holmes Hoie.
Sch VI II Reed. Nickerson. Boston.
Sch Harriet Baker. Weber, PhadeIph q.
Sch r h Lewis, Wallace. Philadelphia.
Sch Tennessee, Philadelphia.
sch Francisco, kilby, Boston.
Sch JeTusha Baker, Barhefiek. Boston.
Sch Nellie Tarbox, Yianello, Philadelphia for Penn.
broke.
Sch Fred Reed Friend st John Nh for Fhila.
Sch fahmiroo. Gray, Bangor for Philadelphia.
Sch Rough Ready, Aehorn, Boston Tor Lynn.
Sch II CoisoB. Ros erts. Bangor for Lynn.
Sch Presto, johnson, Maehias Tor Boston.
Sch Uncle sam, spear. Rockland for Boston.
Sch Bradore, Lawrence, Saeo for Bncksport
SAiLED-wind w-Sch Carver aud others.
CLEARED.
Br ship Jane, Hatfield, Liverpool II 4 A Alien
Br sch Windsor, Stuart. 80 John NB master.
Br sch John Bsgley, willigan. Psrrsboro, Ns, mas
ter.
Br sch Exemplar. Dawson, HfIlsboro n. master.
Sch L , smith, Cobb: Washington DC, J 3 Fisher.
Sch Tirrell. Higgins. Washing on DC. j b Fisher.
Sen ] Carver, kummell. Washington DC, q W
Pierce.
Sch Ned sumpter. Thorpdike. Philadelphia. Hoph.
nj Eaton.
Sch II II Reed. Sickerson, Phila delphis, SicEer.
son.
Sch Florida. Kelly, New York. Orlando Nickerson.
Sch keron Ilsppuek Kelley. Boston. A n l.. onard
sch Emblem. Hsrdiog Boston. o Nickerson.
Sch Thatcher Iay.ori Loring Boston, II Leou-
ard.
Lnunehcd-At Richmond from the ard Oft J
Southland & son. an Al ship OF COO tons, named tho
Tommy HusseY, rnd owned by the builders.
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~ ihthti etaitihtht OF the Virtues OF inc Nefba-
tella the following little incident may be found
somewhat utratye:
THE HONEST MILKMAN.
A Milkmau was passing through the street ono
foggy morning, with the usual array Of Cans in the
back part of his wagon, when fellow on The side
walk going ia an opposite direction aceosted him
thus; 81 say, Milky, amt you afraid the dampncss
will get through your Cans this morning." "oh,
no. says the mikman. II gave them a coat Of Yer.
natella before left home"
The fellow passed on. rejecting upon the danger
of attempting jokes on countrymen who read the
newspapers.
Although the above use of the yernatclIa is some
what novel, and in fact not recommended excepting
10 very honest miIkmtn yet for the solts of Boots
aud shoes, we do recommend it in the highest
TENS and it is our candid belief that 1t will save
more lives than all the patent medicines COM
pounded.
Warranted TO make the soles waterproof and
wear one-thi d longer. Especially intended for
Ladies use, Int equally applicable TO meme; neatly
applied With brush attached 10 the stopper of each
bottle having an agreeable perfume not soillng the
incest carpet; saving the frequent of Rubbsrs
preserving health and prolonging life.
Youth, with her mantle Of roses bright-the maid
of summers mider boom,-the fair daughter OF
autumnal ycsrs-the imperial matrcn the tender
loving grradmama, tresding the odorous pathway
of the Vernattlla, make the roses brighter summer
swee'cr, autumn fairer the queenly graees of rpen
cd womanhooa more queenly still, and the tottsr
ing steps of the venerable snd blessed enc stronger
and frmer.
CARTOON MANUFACTURING CO,
PORTLAND, Me-.
See large advertisement.
mN5 div
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NEW YORK, May 9.
The steamer Carroll, from New Orleans
Goth, has arrived.
The cotton market was firm; low middling
rs 70; middling - So; sugar and molasses
active; sales 800 bbls at 30 a %.
Adyices from Alexandria, OF the 9th, re-
port Banks army still there, but would pro-
badly move toward the Mississippi river.
Admiral Porter was sixty miles above Alex
andria, near the gunboat PASSPORT. The guns
had been taken off the vessel and her plating
removed for the purpose OF tightening her off.
If this could not be done she would be blown
to pieces.
Admiral Porter was being harrassed By the
rebels considerably.
Major-Gen. Hunter had arrived at Alex
andria.
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RuMoRs.-There were all sorts OF rumors in
New York yesterday, got up, undoubtedly, to
Affect the gold market, which opened in the
morning at 16 Ia. 1t commenced falling
gradually, when report was started that
Burnside had been repulsed. Then another,
that Banks had suffered heavily in his retreat
TO Alexandria. These reports did not check
the gradual fall in the price of gold, and at 1
7. NJ, 1t was quoted at III LA fall of five
per cent. since morning. The gold specula-
tors viii get up all sorts of stories.
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From ChaffaaooQa.

New YORK, May 6.
The Herald has the following, dated at
Chattanooga, April 2sth:
The greater part of the Goth corps is about
to make rapid march in some direction, when
there will be probability of fighting. No
transportation will be allowed but barely suf-
fcent to carry the ammunition and ten days
rations, of which three will be carried by the
soldiers in their haversacks. Ringgold, Tren-
ton and Dalton are supposed to be the destin-
alton. Hot work is ahead.
The I'd division of the I'd corps has just ar
rived. The whole three divisions are now
here.
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yERNATELLA.

In answer to numerous enquiries as 70 whether
or not the NEESATELLA should be used for the Up
per Leather, we would say that VIC do not recon-
mend IL for that purpose, its effect being 70 ToUsH.
EN- the leather But for the SOILS Of Boots and
Shoes 1t is invaluable. ma ing them perfectly wa.
rER'PRooS 1t does not form a coating on the OUT
side, but saturates he leather. makingH like cop
per, from which the ARTICLES in part manufactured
CAHOON MANUFACTURING Co.
0fica 50. Federal st Portland, Ne.
wiMAN TYLkK. So Water ST., Boston.
Wholesale Agents.
npr29 DIFF
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
1fosemsnis Of Federal Army Corps.

MoeemS"fs o. feGefnt army corps.
NKw YORK, May g.
Thr Times Washington dispatch says Cul-
pepper is being strongly fortified, and will be
used as depot for stores.
1t is reported here to day that strong col
umn of troops under Gems. Couch and Sigel
are marching up the Shenandoah Valley, as a
cooperating column, destined over the Valley
to cut the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
while Gen. Buffers forces, or part OF them,
strike the other railroad al or near Peters
burg, thus sevcring all railroad eomnuncR-
tons between Richmond and the South.
Gen. Butler took the field in person at the
head of the Army OF the Peninsula yesterday,
and had his host marshalled by such leaders
as Gems. W. f. Smith, Gilmore, Terry and
Weitzel. The movement assumes an expedi-
tionafy character
An immense feet of transports and strong
squadron of monitors and gunboats will con-
voy it up one OF the broad rivers to the gates
or back door Of Richmond, and perhaps the
iron-clads may once more try the strength OF
the rebel batteries that line the james, the
Pamunkey. aud the Rsppahannock Rivers.
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Coughs aniCnIds.

The sudden changes oforr climate are sources Of
PULNuNAKY, BRoNcHIAL ana AsTnN ATTIC AFFEC-
stages ofthe disease. recourse should - cnee he al
10 "BTOtrHs Bronchial Troches," or Eo4cEgts. let
the Cold, Cough, Irritation o. the Ths0Kt IL
slight, as by this preeauton more serious stack
may be eiiectually warded of. Public SPRAREhB
and sINaKRs will find them csectusl for eleaIiD z
aud s,reng thening the voice. Soldiers Should hsv 0
them, as they can be carried in the pocket, and ta-
ken rs occasion req uires. APPS. d&wlm
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MARRIED..

In Wndham, 9th inst. by j Hall. Esq. Charles
A Austin and Miss Louisa A Cobb. both ofW.
In Augusta, Fred Hamlin and Miss Olivia L W heel
er.
In Faye;ts, Elisha Perry. Postmaster st Chester
Vile. and Miss Frances A Marston off.
In Bangor, Frederick Lowell OF Mendocino, Cal.
and Miss Maria Heath OBJ Ira Dunbar and Mrs
Susan Dean.
10 oldiown, VIM A May hew. of Brad ford. and Miss
Eliza Jefferson. of Milford.
In Dexter. Benjamin Spoones and Miss Eliza
Cleayes, both of Sangerville.
In Hope, George W Mcintyre. of Camden, and
Miss Inez Waterman, of IL.
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DIED..

In this city, May g. Col Samuel II King, aged IS.
~ Funeral tomorrow Sunday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock from his late residence.
In Appleton, Robert Lineken, ID.
In Freedom, Mrs Lois Is. wife of the late Reuben
Keen. aged So years &c days
In Nassa boro, David Howard, ESQ. aged 80
In Augusta. Julian Lombard, aged IA years mos;
Mrs Eliza b Hartweli, aged "a years mos.
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CAIRO, Ill, May q.
Discoveries have been made in this city.
which confirm the statement as to the nego-
tiations between certain parties at the North
and the rebel Gen. Kirby Smith, whereby the
Confederate cotton west OF the Mississippi
was to be exchanged for goods, ammunition,
DC. The names Of some high and prominent
officials are mentioned as being connected
with the arrangement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-07


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