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List al Nnnns,ea so,.,iars

We continue the list OF wounded Maine SOL
diers ia the hospitals at Washington. We
copy from the Chronicle of Saturday last:
Douglas Hospithl--Chas H Farren, 1Tth, Geo Downes
9th.
Ha-ewood Hosptal-0sborne Patten, Chas Z Thomp-
son S2d chas Potter Dist. rankin Psrkham 10th,
Nm b Chandler SD, simon Dfant 10Th, Corpl
Aolzo Tower Sd, G Il Bry den l9tn. NJ Regain.
John Iere h. Jos Ordway, David Potter 3lst.
SeWall Daring 3d. Solomon l. Cannon I'd battery
ia. Whee er 18th, JACOB Lunt Sist John Hufy
9Th. Heron let a. tilery, Henry = Rent I'd.
Sergt 2 Arnold 32d, Jas smiley 4tb,
Carver hospitsl-L Siadiey, Corpi J. A. Curtis
W Bedee lat artillery, SergtJ r Durgin, frank
Scribner 3D. Jordon. n smith, l. Lanton a1st.
Spropl 32d A NJ, Ferlin I'd battery, J Leger do,
drummer q Il Smith 3lst, VIM II Britton 3ist, + u
Moody do, Townsend S2d, Benz William do, X
ORR, do Nathl De 18th, Corpl Nicholas II X Lou
gee 3st, rpi Jos GRAHAM SD, DAVID Palmer lat,
Boa L Tickney d..
Mount Pleasant Hospitst--Lt B + Rollins LIST ar
tiliery, John w Becker 82d, Albert A Palmer do,
Martin Hurd 3ist, Thos w hammond 10th, John
Cosop, 3lst. JAS Palmer 3lst. Ebeu l. carlton
do Chss Haines wagner. do. A Cibby 82d,
Horace Gould 90, Jos la, ron lst artillery, Cbiis
tam Anderson 18TH Darill, I II, Hiram Lowell do,
Jas Jose 18th las II HUI do. John Jones 18th,
Chas Mason LIST ar, lery ID kimbal l7th n. ;.
Paine 9TH. J Thurs;on 7fh. Frederic Boraen 9Th,
John Murphy 9TH. John speed do, John II Gordon
18th. rrahuis K joy, LIST, A s Morgan do corpl L
Howard 4ih ShwsD A John-o 18Th, Augustus Phi .
brick do. frank Bod well Tfh, Bates iflh X w
Foster 18th A III Wa lace 4th. Chss II Hodgkins 3lst.
Ainory Square Hospital-Maj James W We CHI 18th
Capt A Harris 5th LIZ + Carr 81 battery, Lit
Morris 18th, B Parker 3d. Geo Holmes 18th,
Capt Edwin Robinson 9Th. Andrew Mcfarland LIST
artillery. Johd Grsham Ith. Frederick Tucker LIST
artillery. j, ffsrsen Bryant 3lst.
Judiciary Square HOSPITALITY CuuAp CHAM 4th
A Crooker, Geo HAYWARD. Edward b e1ey, Ber-
nard McDa'id LIST artillery, Marin B Myrick 10th.
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cal caucus, men patted him on the shoulder,
and the papers would sell most rapidly. The
very men who would plant their loot upon
him now are those who once cheered him on
In his reckless and unguarded course.
We do not wish 10 enter any plea for Mr.
Howard. We merely desire to express our
disgust al the means which are employed TO
ipjure family and the cause Of religion. He
was reporter and newsmonger, and his opin-
ions of no account. 1t is the height OF stu
pidity to attempt to saddle any clique or par
~ with the blame. He took advantage OF his
position TO inflict injury, and In DO small part
the people who hunger for sensation dis
patches and an inflated journalism are blam-
able for the crime be has committed. While
for the sake of the press which he duped, Tor
the sake of the public which he tried to de-
ceive, AID for the sake of sound morality, we
trust he will receive as severe punishment as
the law meets out for such a grave ofiense as
his, we claim that some charity is due to him
and some consideration TO his friends, who,
though innocent OF his guilt, have to share
his shame.
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secesh Organs In Canada.

One of the most INSCRIPTIONS organs Of the
rebels In Canada is worthless rag called the
Montreal Gazette. Ii is as devoid of ability
as il is of common decency, and does not con
suit even probability in its inventions. We
forget the precise amount which the rebel gov
ernment pays for the services Of its editor !;
but we know that 1t is asum insufficient TO hire
those OF asmart Yankee cook. They are sui-
flciently paid in all conscience for the hash
of lies which he is in the habit Of serving up
to his readers is so difficult TO digest that no.
body can be found to swallow it. In his jour
nal OF the 10th for example, he states shat
the Federal losses in the late battles in Vir-
ginis amounted TO fifty thousand shat no
single battle had been gained by Gen. Grant,"
shat he had encountered score of bloody
checks, that his retreat across the Rspidan
must soon or late be resolved upon,n and shat
the campaign is virtually ended.n Now this
Is pretty bold series OF falsehoods In the
fact of the abandonment OF his formidable
works on the Rapidan by Gen. Lee, the loss
OF Fredericksburg, the capture of whole d.
vision of the enemy under Gen. johnson, and
the repeated capture OF prisoners on small
er scale. II these be "bloody checks then
we wish Gen. Grant afew more OF them. In
Gen. Lees eyes they will shortly resemble
that famous victory OF Pyrrus, single rere-
tition Of which involved ruin.-lN. Y. Herald,
25th.
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PLUcKY. According to the rebel papers
General Seymour, Union officer captured
during the battle Of the Wilderness, spoke
out in meeting" while on HE way to Rich,
mond. With "the most culpable connivance
Of the guard" says the Examiner, he address
ed a throng of people at Charlottesville to this
effect:
'Gen. Lee may possibly defeat Gen. Grant
and the Federal army but what of that? /
trust that it he defeat him he may follow up
his success by taking Washington and burning
II to the ground. And let him not stop there
let him capture and burn Baltimore, then ad.
vance on Philadelphia and burn that Then,
at last, We shall have united North, and
shall begin TO show you what war is"
The Examiner finds 1t "hari to understand
first, why The man was not 'bucked and gag.
ged' by the guard; and secondly. why he was
not hooted and pelted by the populase."
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WOMAN IN BLACK, is the title OF new
work, by the author Of "The Man In Gray
from tina press of T. b. Peterson & Brs. This
is highly wrought, startling story Of hand.
some, ambitious woman, who was determined
to obtain rich English nobleman for hus
band. The Philadelphia Telegraph says:
Its chief feature Is the entire originality Of
the plot, which, in its unwindings, while pre-,
serving a close and natural fidelity to the or
binary phases of human life, yet startles the
reader by some strange and unexpected situa
ton on every page. We hazard nothing In as
sorting that ia thrilling and continued interes
the "Woman in Black" is equal 10 any OF the
novels of the new school OF English fiction, o.
which Miss Braddon aud Mrs. Wood are the
pioneers and leaders.
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PLEASE STAND CoRREcrED.-The Argus
is slightly out of its reckoning in saying the
Press has justified the course taken by the
President with the Journal OF Commerce and
World. The Press has said no word distinct
ly touching that point, though by extracts
copied from other New York papers, this pa
per may have been supposed to lean against
that proceeding. Truth to tell, VIC have fear
ed that the Government was a little hasty in
this matter, though we are not so competent TO
Judge as those who took the responsibility Of
action. It is no slight offence to send forged
state papers Of so much moment through the
land, when the public pulse Is throbbing with
an intensity scarcely paralleled in the history
Of the war. While we have expressed no de-
cided opinion on the suppressory act itself,
We have emphatically pointed to that singu-
larry inconsistent act OF dubious patriotism
on the part of Gov. Seymour. in manifesting
such burning zeal to vindicate the law when
Its supposed violatioa affected unfavorably
his pets, though only one year since he was as
zeal IN as a summers morning" in New York
while his friends" and immediate constitu-
entsn were causing the streets of that city to
run with inaocent blood, and when enormi.
ties were being perpetrated by goddess cop
perhead mob against unofsnding citizsns at
which devils would blush.
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DIED.

Killed, in battle of the wilderness May Is. VIM.
Fender. aged ~ years months--member OF Co A.
13t battalion. 18th u. 3. Infantry. He died like a
brave soldier and leaves wife and family friends in
this city to mourn his loss.
In Gardiner. May 81, Joseph Lunt. aged 25-mem-
Der of Co Z let Me Caya ry
In Augusta. May 10. Mrs Nancy, wife OF Benjamin
Field, aged ~ cars II months.
In Belfast. May IL, Mrs Susan. vie of Hon 1hes
Marshall. aged 20 ytais
In Fairfield, May -, Mr. Edmund Ward. aged So.
In vassslboro, May Ia, Miss susan Freeman, aged
u years.
bury. aged Il.
In Turner, May Is. Isaac Chase, ESQ. aged Il yrs;
Goth, Mr. Turner Bailey. aged 40 years months.
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LIEUT.. Col. BoYNToS.-Lieut. Col. Henry
Boynton of the Sth Maine regiment, was se-
verely wounded 10 one OF the recent battles
in Virginia. A mimic ball entered his left
side, alittle above the hip bone, passed through
the lumbar region and lodged against his
right thigh bone, so that it has been impossi-
BILE to extract it. He is at Chesapeake Hos
pital, near Fortress Monroe, in comfortable
condition, and hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
After he was shot he was held up by two
men, aud continued to eight until the surgeon,
by force, took him from the field OF battle.
His only wish now is that he may be able 10
resume his command. He is pronounced a
brave soldier aud skillful officer by all who
witnessed his conduct on the field of battle.
He belongs In Detroit, Somerset County.
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General Francis Fes.enden

GEN. FRANCIS FEssESDEN, who was se-
verely wounded while CALAMITY leading his
Brigade at Cane River Crossing, La, on the
23d OF April, will arrive home In this city by
the irst train from Boston to-day.
He viii be met at the South Berwick juno
tion by Committee OF the City Government.
On the arrival Of the train q National Sa-
lutte of thirty-Hve guns will be fired.
Gen. Fessenden will be met at the Depot
by the Mayor and members of the Boards Of
Aldermen and Common Council, who will
proceed with him to his residence, by the fol-
lowing route escorted by the
TWELFTH MAINE REGIMENT,
COL. KIMBALL,
Reserve of Incalid Corps at Camp
Berry,
And the Band of the 17th U. S. Infantry,
a From Fort Preble, to wit IT, 81
Down Commercial Street to Park, up Park
to Spring, down Spring to High, up High to
Free, down Free TO Middle, down Middle to
Exchange, up Exchange to Congress, up Con-
gress to State, down State to the lodgings Of
Gen. r. at the residence of Judge Fox.
This route will be followed, unless the con-
dltlon OF the health of our distinguished and
gallant fellow citizen should require shorter
route from the Depot to his lodgings.
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College Society Officers.

At meeting of the Peucinian Society, Bow
doin College, held May IS, 1884, the following
officers were chosen:
President-Stephen w. Harmon.
Vice President-Moses {. Stone.
Orstor-Joseph 4. Moore.
Poet-David A. Easton.
eeretsry-Sylyester u. Carter.
Treasurer-Ezekiel Ii. Cook.
LIST Commltee-George r. Williams.
I'd do-Beniamin II. Davis.
81 do-Joseph c. Wilson.
lst Librarian-John B. Cotton.
I'd do-George Z. Lord.
Sd do-George l.. Sumner.
lst Editor-J. Alvah Locke.
"a do-Hiram b. Lawrence.
Sd do-Henry S. Webster.
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ReausifuI Women.

IF will warrant to any person using my PIN
pie Banisher a besutiful complexion. 1t will re-
move ran. freckies, Pimples, Morphew, 10, in
from one to four weeks, imPsrdng 70 the skin \
beautiful VIII te, bland appearance. Morphew. or
that yellow deposit often upon the face Al
forehead. vanish by lis Ike dew before the
ing sun. Address DR. J. b. Go0DNoW,
p. o. BOX lsi, New Bedford, Mass. enclosing 81.
aud stamp. maylsdAwlm
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A YACHT EoR GARIBALbI--The working
classes of Liverpool have subscribed Literally,
and several gentlemen have agreed to make
up the sum necessary to purchase splendid
yacht for the Italian Hero; so Liverpool will
have the honor of presenting such a testimo-
NAL Of their esteem TO this noble patriot.
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OFFICIAL REPoRTs.-We have received
from the Adiutant Generals office the official
lists of casualties in lie 10Th and sth Maine
regiments in the late battles in Virginia. We
have already published full reports from both
OF these regiments, from the surgeons, and
upon comparison we find they are almost
identical with the reports OF the commanding
officers, so that the publication OF these does
not seem to be called for.
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What does the Sanitary Commission do
with all its Money!

This question is often asked,-asked, too,
10 tone suggestive of doubts of It's good
management, and indicating that the doubter
would insinuate frauds upon the national
charity and benevolence practced by this
wide working institution. The following is
commended to such persons and all others
who need enlightenment The appended note
was received officially by Hon. Samuel E.
Spring, of this city, who is the State Agent Of
the Commission:
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sPECIAL NOTICEs.


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IMPROVE THE UNDERSTANDINGI
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IHB LADIES are especially invited to examine Its
merits, as iaoor-savng In branch OF industry not
particularly agreeable to them
For sale at the Boot and Shoe Stores. The trade
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BUTLER AGAINST BEAUREGARp. A buzz
card to fight gray falcon. Thus exclaim the
Richmond papers. These rebel editors feel
awfully against old Ben. Perhaps they may
yet feel more so. They are as intense in their
hate of our cock-eyed General as the Northern
opperheads-nearly.
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- .Buy Me. and TN do you Good" 80

For JRundice, Costiveness, Liver Complaint HUI
more Indigestion Dyspepsis, Piles Dizziness Head
ache, Drowsin o., and ali seases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons subje, In sprip and summer.
Toey cleanse the system. regulate the wells, re-
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ness of mind and strength OF bod to all who use
them SO d by all deaersin Medicine every where.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOX ElGN fOAISs
Ar at Greenock l4th inst ship Navigator, fium-
mer. New York.
Sid fun Cayenne LIST inst. barque Sam Sheppard,
sid I'm Panama 18th inst. chip uucle Joe. Niekeis.
II In port 18Th. ship Kimbali Dearborn. dag.
At Surinam 9Th inst, barqne Surname, Tucker, TOR
Sid Sd iast, brig Pred Wording, Herriek, to lee
Sid I'm Asp,nwail IIth inst brig VIII lam Mary.
Al B.rseoa 18th inst. sch N.,hl Chase. Doane. for
A, Neavitas 18th inst. ship sarah Mueh for New
York. loading; barque Z b Hamilton. Chase for
for New YORK. lds; Sea Lark. for Bosion. DO, Thos
Sid i2'h. ship Bornee, Reed. Boston.
ion, from Portland. on do, brig Biilow. from do
4. At $. John NIB as,h. 'oh' Inc. Camp. Bangor;
At St George NIB, 18th inst. ,eh Lockout. Wall for
Providence.
(Psr steamship City Of Baltimcre.l
Cid at Liverpool 18th inst Eastern Belle, Calcutta
Ar AZ London 18th inst. tarolus Aagnas. Ashley,
cid nth. Morning Star. sydney.
OF Folkstone 18TH spearing Rogers rom
Marseilles for Cronstadt; 18th. w Whit. Grimm.
Arst AUCKLAND Sz. March .. Trieste ss~.n. San
Ar a St Helen. March 10. Alice Tain,sr. Barnahy.
Cid at Rotterdam lith inst. Minerva. for Boston.
SPOKEN.
April g. lat IS 49, Ion 2oi. ship Ellen Austin, from
New York for Liverpool.
Mas Is lat Al, Ion IS. ship Lydia. from New York
for Liverpool.
May H. or Cape Flo ida. sch Ursula. IRON carde-
mas for Philadelphia.
May 10, lat IS "a. Ion IS 20. brig Caroline. from
Baltimore for Mayaguez.
May IL. lat a os. len IS. was passed steamer St
George ffom New York FOR GLASGOW.
May "a. lat 81 II. Ion "A IS. baIque Ocean Home,
days from New York for Cuba.
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A WORTHY ExAMPLE.-A lady of Cor
ham, aged three score aud ten years, went in
to the field with her hoe. the 10Th inst, cover
ed 100 hills OF corn, drove up her cows, milk
ed them before sunset aud retired to rest in
good season. She has enough of this worlds
goods and is not obliged thus to labor, but
while she lives aud has strength she will work
for the good OF others. The Chinese have a
maxim that II one remains idle, another must
suffer. II any of our readers doubt the story,
let them call on White Rock Post Master,
Gorham, and he viii furnish the proofs.
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MARRIED.

In this city. Nav 2s. by Rev Henry Moore, Benz
W Bryant, Esq, of South Paris. and Miss Mary n
Goddard. OF Kumfoid,
In Morrill,. May IS. John w Fenwick, Of ii, and
Miss Orianna Coombs. of Belmont.
In Augusta. May 10, Wesley Beale and Miss En-
ma J sampson. of Winthrop.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, willetts. New York.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston. for
St John NIB. kr
Steamer Lady Lang. Roix, Bangor.
Brig Mazafl au Leland. Boston.
Brig Caroline Kelley, Brown, Boston.
Sch Flora. tBr) Potter, Westport rs.
Sch Geo Fogg Paine, Baltimore.
Sch Jerusha Baker Barberick, Boston.
Sch Henry Clay. Casper. Boston.
Sch Maine, Day, Boston.
Sch Emeine, Collsy. Wiscasset for Boston.
Sloop Senator, bakeman. Brooksyiile.
SIGNAL for . barque.
CLEARED.
Barque May Edison, Nickerson. Fortress Monroe
J 3 Fisher.
Sch Vermont, & rl Pawers. Halifax-mastcr.
Sch Noel, tBr1 Marssers. Transport NS-master.
Sch Eclipse. Br) Burnil, Hillsboro NB-master.
Sch Frank Herbert, Crowsll, Philadelphia-R g
York Son.
Sch Francisco, Kilby, New York = r g York 3
Son.
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RECEIVED

SS0A BUS HELS Prime Baltimore Yellow
OOOJCorn. ca, 20 Of sch Geo. .. fogg. Also
Southern While Seed Corn, anu for sale BY
EDW. II. BSRGIN,
May 3i-eod2w No. 40 CONNIE rcial street.
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Notice.
Dancing for Children

A COURSE Of Twelve Lessons in Dancing viii hc
"A given to . Cas- OF Children. to commence At
three o'clock ON Wednesday, May 25f b, az The Eal
over DIR. 8 q. fernald's ONCE. NO lI5 Middle q.
TERMS Three Dollars for the Course Doors
opened at3 o'clock, for the puopose OF securing
tickets.
ma, 25diw
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SPECIAL SoTIcEs.
Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST. PORTLAND. Me-.
A. s.. DAVIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL. 1854. mayI2dem
The Patent Belle Monte skirts. -
full assortment Of these celebrated Skirts In the
now style at
A N ID X II S O rs
HooPsKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT,
mch23 DIFF Under Mechanics' Hall.
State OF Maine.

Executive DEPARTMENT
Ausasts, May %. 1854,
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council,
will be held at the Council Chamber. In Augusta
We tnesday. the eighth Day of June next.
Attest. HPHRAIM FLINT JR..
may 23dtd Secretary Of State.
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FINE TnsSe ron TINS TEETH The Fragrant
S0ZoDoNf appears to have taken u prominent
place among the most approved deutrifrices OF the
day IL livery popular article for the toilet high
~ recommended by all who have used II as beauti
fer AID preseryer of the teeth. refreshing the
mou b, sweetening the breath. arresting the pro-
gress bfdecaY and otherwise benedtting the user
Bossoa Trareter. mchA dit
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Top Buggy.

Top Buggy.
A N easy riding, sEnamel,d H. sthsr," Tep Bug
"A ry aud Harness, In uice order. but little us a,
r.. sale by G. n. CRAM,
1l4 Commercial street.
May Is. ls4.-dst
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Wanted immediately.

ID private family or boarding house. Address,
stating terms. locality te. c. II. :. Press Once.
May 3l-o3ts
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

ME have for sale Q very desirable House, GEN.
w traliy and pleasantly located, finished and
furnished from garrett to cellar; every hing in aud
about the house In perfect orders will be sold with
the Furniture. which good taste and in fre Or
der Immediate possession given. he house and
furnifure can be examined 1t any tine. and ipfor.
nation give BY calling on
HENRY BAILEY 4 Co., Auctioneers.
mayl9dtf