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The Portland daily press., 1864-05-19
The Mexican Question Viewed from
British Standpoint.

The following is from the Stafford Times. a
paper iu the North of England:
The American House OF Representatives
has passed resolution declaring that it can
not acknowledge military monarchy found
ed upon European protection on the ruins of
an American republic. This is direct chal-
lenge to the French-formed Mexican empire.
1t Is the Monroe doctrine, stated as an abstract
resolution. We always expected something
OF the kind, and only wonder that il has been
SO long delayed. 1t may never be acted on
all will depend upon the future course OF The
American Republic itself. SO long as the re-
bellion Of the Southern States keeps the Gov
ernment occupied nearer home, the Mexican
empire will be let alone; and an Austrian
dynasty may rear its head there without much
danger db extra. The French Emperor will
not be pleased at this American resolution
However little it may mean for the present.
he cannot fail to see that it means mischief
some day or other. 1t is challenge TO fight
as soon as the challenger has his hands clear
OF other fighting engagements. The resolu-
tion speaks disparagingly OF military mon
archy," as If military republic like that of
Mexico were not every whit as reprehensbe
This is the feeling with which Englishmen
would desire to look at the experiment. Ii
the new rule can secure social order and po-
litical liberty to Mexico, we shall be pleased
1t has succeeded. The old state OF things
there was discredit TO humanity. Nominal
ly republic, it was a cut-throat despotism--
an anarchy as great as that which finally put
an end to the Roman empire. The Ameri-
cans regard the matter very differently from
us. They consider themselves the real heirs
to the soil OF Mexico after the mixed breeds
now in possession, like the Kilkenny cats, have
eaten each other up; and this development of
the rule of the Stars and Stripes has ior wears
been regarded as mere question of time
Now, the split of the great republic itself pre-
sents complete change of relations between
America and Mexico. Who such asserters
OF the Monroe doctrine as the patriots OF the
Southern States? Since the rebellion they
have clean given up that doctrine, and they
hail an Austrian and French influence in their
immediate neighborhood. The Federal Gov
ernment will be wilfully blind if it do not see
the real meaning Of the French medding in
Mexico. The Emperor Napoleon sent his
troops there to show his feeling and belief
that the breach in the American Republic is
one that never will be healed. He may be
wrong in this belief but it is the only ration
al ground on which we can account for his
pledging the property and the army of France
to the establishment Of an herditary empire In
Mexico.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-19
g5!!$s!E|EIyya!yS
E!'Z,I:!'l!Ela1Nd[EfS5

HAVE now been before the public for nearly
AA year They are uniycrsally pronounced the
neatest and best fitting collars extant.
, inc upper edge presents perfect curve, free from
the angles noticed in all other collars.
The erayat causes no Fuckers on the inside ofthe
turn-downcollar,-th areas SMOOTH INSIDE
AS ouIslDE,-and therefore perfectly free and
easy to the neck.
The Garotte Collar has a smooth and evenly 6p
ished edge en- BOTH SIDES.
These Collars are not simply fiat pieces of paper
cut in the form OF a collar but are MoLpEp Am
SHAPED TO FIT THE NECK.
They made in Novelty" Tor turn down stylelin
every hafsize from ~ TO IL inches and in .'Eureh
Tor Garoite, from l3 10 II inches; and packed in
"solid size' in neat blue cartons, containing 100
each; also in smaller ones of 10 each,-the latter
very handy package for Travellers, Army and Navy
Officers
CO EVERY COLLAR is stamped "GRAY's
PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
The Trade supplied by HATCH, JOHNSON q CO.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Mems Furnish.
ing Goods and Umbrellas 81 DEvossnIRR ST., Bos-
TON, MASS. mch22 eod3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-19
Horse For Sale.

A VALUABLE Carriage Horse. seven years old
a KIND and sound; can travel his twelve miles
per nonr Will be sold for no fault the owner has
no ius,ner use Tor him. Apply at III Fore street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-19
TO MERCHANTS.
Portland COnnpany.---StOc
erS' Meeting

4 SPECIAL meeting of the Stockholders OF the
N Portland Company will be held at their Office
on Fore street, on Wednesday, the 25th day of May
current, at three o'clock 7. NJ
lst-fo see ii they will accept the act Of the legs
lature of Maine of Feb GOTH 1864. TO increase the
capital stock ofthe company
2nd-To consider how much of the additional
stock shall be issued and on what terms.
3d-ro amend the bylaws of the company.
4th-To see IL they will authorize the conveyance
OF part of their land 70 the Grand Trunk Railway
Company. JOSEPH 4, MOVES. Clerk
Portland, May II, 1854. maylldtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-19
III. PORTLAND
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN IT. GILMAN. Editor.
MA. POSTER & CO.

~ n II W - Il II ~ N ~ "
TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRISE is published at $40
per year. If paid strictly in advance discount OF
s1.00 will be made.
Single copies three cents.
fHR RMAINRSTArB Press is published every Thurs
day morning at $500 per annum in advance; S2.25
paid within six months; and s2.60, If payment be
delayed beyond tho year
Rates of Advertising:
One inch ofspace in length Of column, constitutes
SQUARE"
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week, si00; so cents per week after.
Under head of AMusRNENrs, 81. 90 per square per
week; three insertions or less, SI,50.
SPECIAL NOTICES, Sl15 per square first week,
half square, three insertions, sl.00; one week,
sl.25.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PREss (which has large circulation in every part of
the State for 80 cents square addition to the
above rates, for each insertion.
LR0AL NOTICES at usual rates.
Transient Advertisements must be paid for In ad-
vance
BUSINESS NOTICES, In reading columns, IL cents
per line for one insertion No charge less than fifty
cents for each insertion.
x&All commu nications Intended for the paper
should be directed to the 'Rdstor o)fhe Press and
those of q business character to the Publishers.
kIJoB PRrHrIse OF evory description executed
with dispatch.
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The Portland daily press., 1864-05-19
WANTEDi
1000 WOMEN,

To make Army Drawers. Also good Pant Basters
aud Finishers wanted in the shop to make ARMY
PANTS.
None but good workmcn wanted. Apply at the
rooms in FREE STREET BLOCK, over the storo
one door north of Tolford's. No work given out
taken In Monday forenoons or Saturday afternoons
feb29 diff 8. W. HUNTINGTON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
pffial MatteEa,
CATARRH.
BR. = aoODAEE's
THE AOEE OF PERFECTION,

h nU..rss Hay, Ross, a'as Fsg5od:c 0ATARRH
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2eaI AGenetes.
mo. c. JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
ATwATEB BUILDING, Foot Of Superior stseSt
orrY PRoPRRrY ZOE sALE.


PROSPECT ST.-Es1t Of Erie, two story brick
House with marble NANTES, slate root &C.
Lot3.xl4C. Rsosnsiy oecnpIed by Gov. .Brough.
EUCLID ST.-Good two story brick House, marble
mAntles, hot And cold wafer, bath rooss, &C.
ERIE ST.-Sear Euolid two story frame House
and lot S3xSs n. 5000.
SCOVILL AVEN gE-Briek House, two stories,
and lot 4Dx 9s It. S9OOO.
LAKE Sr.-Nice two-stOry cottage House and lot
5O19e II $500.
GARDEN ST.--Hsar Hudson, ore-aad a-half story
House, end lot 54x9z. $3.50
CEDAR ST.-Two- story frame House and Lot S2x
1S3. $500
COTTAGE aad LeasshoId on Superior street S475.
storS House aud lot, cre half acre,
COLUMBUS ST Thistle ho1se for sale on long
credit
COLUMBUS ST.-Good frame House. Il rooms,
good barn aad fruits.
TRACY ST.-House and Lot. $1,000.
TAACY sT.-Houss and Lot $500.
FAgH AND OUT PROPERTY.
IS3 I-2 Acres in Rookport; SOS psr acre, u down.
z5 Acres In Berea, with gooi gr.nd and hag-stOns
qaarries, water power, house, barn, ffuit, &C;
will take grindBIones Tor Fay.
I2I Acres choice land with Ems Improvements, one
mile from Riloughby, Lake county, o.
80 Acres in Independence, house, barn and eho'ee
fruit. 5000. -l--ss--
6S Acres in Parma, on State Road, 9 miles from
city brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, Sc. $500.
GBI5f hILL-Per@auent water-po zer, house and
barn, oO seres OF Land, fruit, &c. $500.
To LET.
PROSPECT sr.-Two-Gsory brick House, 10 rooms;
recently occupied By Gov. Bro1gh. no2l:RS
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IODINE.

DR. b ANDEBS & CO.'S IODINE
wATEE--Iodins uaIsr soss zpsa the Heart, LIZ.
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tan
The msoass which hHs ATTENDED the uss o thiz
remedy IN private practice, sns &c endorsement e
saedioaI authority, enable us 70 recommend Z. 70
the practitioner and the public, feeling confident
that With fas- thai Il viii attest its osR skosl-
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Physicians asy Esly Hl0s tho anifOTa BtTsDssn
Of Iodins Water Is containing thToe-gusrtsr graI
are Iodine IN each Bcia 5unOO Of pure water,
olvsnt being used. II Il not Rable &c deoomposi-
ION nor spontaneously sormsd inequalities; nsithol
tie Iodine ozaalzed or nsutra1zs5 b eomhina
ION with any ingrsdient, rendering this solution
uper1cF to any other zetho3 Of exhibiting Iodiaa-
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ProissEton.
Prios one dollar psr UOttis. On receipt o; ave
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kdSresI.
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p-izcfpIsd 6ssIers sr5savor &c dispose Of on our
reputation. See 01r reputation and t-aas-nzrs
fshs Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT 1PSh
the Labels and Wrapper OK ssoh bottle, without
which none & genUice.
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Physician and ChemIstI,
no. As broadway, Nov York.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24

Southern Refugees at ChaftaEOOg
A correspondent thus writes from Chat
tanOOga:
Thousands of refugees have been pour
ing through Chattanooga to the North
since Tuesday last. On the rosd from
Nashville we passed ffteen traiDs, each
loaded with 8 greater or less number Of
these poor creatures, some with emnant
Of their household goods, hastily llected
together, others empty handed, nd with
nothing but the wretched habiliments
which covered their backs. The town is
ct present thronged with these miserable
beings who came up from Atlanta and the
towns north of that city, all awaiting
transportation to Nashville, and thence
still further into Civilization" Tb. dopots
here are all full of them, and hun. reds Of
family groups failing to obtain the shelter
Of roof, have squstted down in ne miry
space around the railroad, where hey sit
with few cooking utensils and 8 ed quilt
or two, lowering around steam g and
smoking embers.
Some Of the most intelligent f these
people with whom have converse, report
that one week ago by order of General
Sherman, Calhoun, Adairsville, Carriers
! vile, Cassvile and several other places
we're consigned TO the flames. atlanta
for nearly nearly two weeks past has been
witnessing the progress of demoi. n, and
the present time only remnant of town
has escaped destruction
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
BELI5s sPEgIFI0 PILLs-WAF

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out dstootioni Upward Of 20 cures tbs psst uvltA
some Of thsn TaTy ssEs7o ossss, Over one hun
Srsd phyEioiErs have Ezed them IN their Prso-
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Of their composition. which b ontirsIy vegetable.
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original and only genuine Specific Pin. They are
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:. Whites, Mighty O. Involuntary EIlis1ions, In
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potency, weakness or Loss Of Power, Nervous Dc
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sexusl E1oe-ses or self Abuse or SOne OOnstitu-
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from fuinIting the duties Ct married life. In 81
sexual Diseases GoEorTEss Gieet and Structures,
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s5nd Ifee to al, th6 following valuable work. IN
sealed saIeioDe.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-24
Prison Life at AndersOnviIIe---HOrr
bic SuferIngs---RebpI CrueIfN.


Sergeant Gibbon of the 18th New York,
who recently escaped from Charleston,
thus narrates his experiences at Anderson
vile:
Sergeant Gibbon left Richmond on the
i4th Of July and was next day sent on the
route to Andersonville, Georgia. While
On the train between those two points he
jumped of and succeeded in travelling to
within eighteen miles of the Union lines
when he was recsptured. For this piece
Of adventure the rebels kept him in close
confinement for seven days at Goldsboro,
North Carolina, heavily msnacled, and
with Just food enough to keep tho vital
spark burning in the system. Aderson-
vile was the next place reached. Here
thirty-fve thousand URion soldiers are
kept in large area of ground known as
the %Stockade" How future history will
point with the finger of strongest depreca.
tion and rebuke TO this hogpen Of infamy,
brutality and murder. How future ages
will wonder that community boasting of
Christianity and enlightenment could be
guilty of SO many barbsrities as have been
perpetrated by the rebels towards the
Union prisoners. How many a gallant
heart has here throbbed its last puIsstion,
while the memory of home and kindred
flashed across his fast fading vision. But
the day of retribution is fast appros ching,
and the music of Sherman's advance is per
haps ere this carrying fear and 1eE lation
| into the hearts of these barbsrians. Ser
| aeant Gibbon was confined In this st Dckade
| for some time. Volumes could be written
I SoI
have come under his observation but the
public have already had an insight into
the operations Of the prison, and lengthy
| details are unnecessary.
These thirty-fve thousand mon vera
placed in the stocksde without covering or
! protection from the inclemency of the
/ weather of any description. The deaths
averaged about one hundred and twenty
per day. The diseases were scurvy, disr-
rhea. and, of course, actual starvation. Out
Of sixty-seven men captured with Sergeant
Gribbon, only six were living WI en- lie left
! Two Of these were unable to walk Their
| food was common meal, with bad water.
! A line wGs drawn around this stocksde, de-
nominated the Gdead line" Any prisoner
crossing this line in an attempt to escape
was immediately shot dead. The rebel
guard did not observe the rule strictly, as
numbers were known to be shot dead al
though they did not approach within ten
yards OF this line. Two or three were
thus picked off daily, and their dead bodies
allowed to remain for some days without
burial Mems teeth, gums, and even
tongues, we're known to fall out fIom the
results of diseases. Their weakness be
comes SO excessive that on STOPPING for any
purpose they fall headlong on the ground
some Of them never to rise again.
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NENTISTRY.

DIThoss having ssts Of Artificial Teeth which
;hey carefully keep in the drawer, or ind trouble-
tsOme to carry In the pocket especially invited
TO call a. Drs- HALhIWELL 4 DANIELS, Den
tists, Southwest side of Public Square and Ontario
street. Artificial Teeth upon VulOanized Rubber
ease, with mode Of inserting, are pronounced
BY all TO bs ho most te-like useful in eating,
speaking or singing they can be Etted over any
remaining roots and warranted to 1T, Upper 0r
Lower Sets, SIS and upwards. Persons having sets
upon Geld Plate, not fitting correctly, can have
hem exchanged in part payment Estsblshed over
welve years. Gets
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA
And sloso connections :: Rsrrisburgh ssr
Baltimore and Washington
ALSO,

FRON PIFTsBURGR TO EEW YORK.
One train runs daily tiS9 milas,l ia Alsns0WF
without change Of Oars. arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROuTEs,
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