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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06
STEAMER MISSISSIPPI I
l.ur ~ ~ l,En RIVER, April ~.

Tho is-nst rir!ea- i"T cur IrcuIs IN this VI
rin.ty ne .nst Gen r ,nks' army has j .ilen hsck
10 A!-1a:..Iiy "iihyu: lighting. Tho gunbnRt
4 49, ~ =, she -RuD G.:c-. +on!, nhov. NJ! some
a.ior - fla. Tha Rad river is !ow Aid i;Gi.
!ny. Taa pu.rh;rA ..ii TeIsas are ii,.iug
fom Lake rr.rii-rc.t. Psrara are ~: allowed
- puni.aL 10y !lo.r BOD r.v.r news. excepting
{ If. ri jilga "m@a, ~ "picil Ger. Banks claims
q 'i:.ciy,
Gue:r::ns .e becoming ,p1re troublesome on
n. eastern r4itSs 0: ihn mi,hissIppi. General
loops a..i op.ne'i CONTAMINATION With General
mis-.
\ ntienra who hal been p-rs''r Turing all
ire ii gil, ing. al ~lJ Es3 nal ~: oiyrr:unlty of
cnmyr,-irg via the prisoners ~,.ser,ers and
0'lars "hos: opinion might .!.ow 'ight on Tie
81! EXT SAYS rat Tic r~b-is loss III IT,. battles n:
P.-csAr- R!dgo AMI S.oiLe Cross Ro3ds. csn
go! i'll, h"tn1 s"Ysu Thousand, and will p~rnbSh:y
r.,cl :Tn -i-,g@.a! .lan. IL killed, wounded
ji,,."E r.
TAT" =..am-r Superior wss i,ed into with a">.
: ie:y abJVr ! e. .iIis1! q f.w igys sine. II
I'D tE,5.a, m-c Etn,lu.lu1l wNs rrei me IL
For A,sr,:. nj; the show p.o"ad %h:rGi'as.
W,r' \. MGs, . iii !.u .hnussa1 men. Is torratel:-
TX !; ..-h = Gu.l:irss sra committing hor1ose
al ,ci..s 81 tn > aIJcn: sn': 'oior"d troops III
=, h.,il sis. -. -. Ti"gr. A. Waterproof. 3u
: T.urs:sT. ,sc Il "a nounlei pickes were SHOT
Ani :le.g bod; - af ~ Snrls burned. Retaliation
is threaiened by tho black soldiers upon the hrst
rebels captured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

.. Mrs, =. q. SACNEEhS. Charlottesville, va.-Tours
-: April | Just received ad . deli :htful visit 10 brother
Charles. Al we'll. Caclc i, r. wei; rs he WAS last SUN.
rrr. Ta':r good gre o: Ma ON his mother 10 here
Gogs'u " il&Nrr IS vyry poor!y and much weai.r ,hha you
tfi.s. Ho nI.ass of !" children. u. a. II.
T.rfu, e.. nur:la".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

Cow STEaLISG.-Duir2 "edGesi.y E:-''.
the premises Il AGiuant ,;sTer.. William II
r chardscn were entered ny 'hj@rea, who iIo1,
eff n fine cos valued ~ &t.5 Tic VIZ. w.;o
theil booty out TO tie vicml'y 3D.: ScIl.E .r-r''",
where they discovered hat III uIu-U.. .'-' 81
We was going on in ;i!at 4n.lier 4.1.rG -" -.
lice, gn3, getJirg frightened 2'"Ee tavc CO" 10
tho 10, OF Mfs. Lon.se M,so! wueta IL wG4 tn
y5ateriihJ :Dcrhtng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

To T,,9E GEORGE D. MEHCER, Juhuson's Division,
FS ~ Cops. L. \. . y, Army Northern Virginia. Died
OF rse !.tI NJ April, a; The re cadence OF her sUn-Ip law
Pee %tCSl, Esq o! h!.adt ;phia, Mrs. MARY 5. AEE-
Gkt. after Il brief Illness. llcr TeTsias were conveyed TO
Ceds- Pax, Nd, and deposited In the fam ly grave yard.
Her children ware hl around her death bed.
Viii Co'cncl G-orss D..r, C"pt,in J. 7 r. D.. Y, or
~ 4 1. d.. r. f.vRrl the al pyc to Major Mercer,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

M.S. CATHERINE uPp--W- are al wei! here. Rachel
IL ( eI: Il. 81 BE ser. fUfu!c, hltv and Rachel send their
hest lorr. Write ty Fi,g Ui T:uce 20 n. care q LEOPOLD
iiay- pri':.u YOU three ,iTcs. 1ILLh AND BARNEY.
August. ittn-ya. u1r-r. will p,ra,e couy.
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WIcnFA1's BkuG.ns, Art 1T lsrs.
-~y0 TIE PEOPLE OF HANOVER

r'"slgl s-1ou-ce T'ss.i A.. c@r'tG-tH Ter ne 81"
. ~ r,rrtv ~ Hanover BSicTc the ~aS b. -
.: s.r~ ri-as n"rl.y, and Ca li:s- G: .'y la".i'
- f. ei sat. lie! ia: th:es yea ha:' ss. vice l.
L.t,I- ct. IN you: eyts. G-.i-c' ii"": ilJ cNGS
orr E--l:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

10 Mr.. M;NERya DrPPRY. G-rrnGe'h, Darr c"rH'T,
No Ueag S!Et-r: Father and finally are "ri:. Nn,s
d cd lst n,Y, $50. Ny fault? nt ali well. lie u
three cliidfG IN. MoItc, Jane, All Thomas. Hiesss e; =
hear from yua .asoI Ia :Es sew iurk Hen-.
MANAL:Cg s:RLT.
Dublin Depot, May ist. ~risy'rst'
c[~Scv Worry Ap.. n1ca CO ruuy-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

The W~~hi". :"r rar..rcrf,c. nf I'm WAL"
~
!, } iA1" '.,'r.! ..1 the call nt The ry,u,;,.
,rs'rz .:rn -. O. OF. in n day or i.o, md
""t :. "c'iombiaca MANY w'll kGowu Rapubli :.
cAr r"-r.~. ia wiz iay, weight with Ia, MAG
- t ut TrT,". I'll. i'm" OF thu meeting of t..
ti~T~H 81 I''.-""'a1u ,,.s h"-n postponed III!
-. :! - LAY. 'aa- ,.nr wc"S previous 10 ~.
i:'''iu.n'o { Ig"u;i-n. iiat thi, IL moi ali. i'he
= C % .'sr. e.. :n,rr- l.. o'her R"puhIic9n nal
e -. 49," =, los" Lincoln ard who yet ral-
80; 'r"if"rrncs The Fremont. nomination, ara to
'"S~i 1t. convention il Philadelphia o,tthe i'h OF
.li:'e, '"g. Laws n~rs7i"n4 to ;he T. ~.!tirfC.5 conven-
!''h. = ngt"F PlTeroy. Of Kaus"s, has heaa in
. 'ir ,a t:r"'.", ":gsnizirg ;hi' innveiaer:.
900 = .i.r-.s g cen; Witt Il phuinla.is"i. hHs
-" .ra"tA."g :u'n "i'hif Since The ,..-cDvr.-
- &" il''r Hh.-,.P.w:,oy uao"enrra. qGitc :!
'a'.n ~ : N Sc g'a' in IL" Lincoln runi7s. AID
sl'n. II h" N.choI+ II !ion,.! o. Ale ERE b.
r::Ht.4 - .H! ..
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Any Information concerning rrirct- T.. u. ftCki,N, -
Cornrgnv u, iUih "!rsini. HrcirDeui Volunteers, ~ q -
taken prisoner 1T ;he >rro Il u..t { Of Alaia.sts. AN! %hr
has not bcco heard Vf Tor iUiEc Ii.nr, =ii hr '.!.1 -.TiF
received by his mother.
nav62tr MIRA :. GET'ltRSiiEA
eG5 Ba t,,rorc and Wash; sgt n pa p-rs pleas. rol.y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

Mr.. a. .. CHADWICK lie - i'ni ~ - inquire fhcu:
ny tc at:yes and ic4ds-parii:u!Ail NY II: and chIl! -
end answer hue ttrHash S"w fnr. Daily News ami h"h.
mond Ii quirrr. ara exceedingly U.h.
nayG 81 EDGAR NOEGHFDT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

Sir WM. LYLE, %ewba-ph, 0raag" cHunty, y. WY
self an /. family well. have 'sri''cE scvrrs! ;'m,"- by rag =
truce: receive no IE4str. Have not heard !rnn yen ur
sisters since May. ii. WriioIo :Uc ny !its of ;Tuc".
Yuur sister, I'll NELOTT1 PHILLIPS
5o-N.,. N,,L hattie Nnrs ,I... -,,g ,,vtIts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

.,ol..o,s!-s.sa. Oslo. Ap.! Is, 1854. " -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

We iearn ~throa:sI afeactsyu&5. VIC left the
headquarters O. GonercI *. py a-li.l Two
days after tho ba@Ics cf tAe Ssh ara On, ;ha:
we captured COCO p':s"2ars IN, ~oa 4 com
nlc.c victory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

Sc -,i... Of he CoroUionr-a!th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

Mrs. ELF tEETH EAEE;. ~vrcot!y;. =. I.-inur son
| well, ana n .!c rnoni, Va, IN! world "kctn hear from
YOU by Tag OF truce " thro :Gh :hc ~tlchiunnd Fn1ui y.
J.E BAKER.
" Brooklyn Esgl. a'G Ses rori: News H'cass cory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

To &. II. H., am! al II. iAi'l'bE.-i "':: .i-t.:'"H
are well and vrry nINi"Ls ~ hcIr i''r yEH M. r''''"
put 4 pc soaal in '.r Nrx York New, an -rnr ~ t'''7
lac OF rrr,re, GIui ob!is. ysur a:e.;i iri-"1."-,
insy1.lt' ii. =. Il y = < '.th' 49,
tS- New York %-#S aud h.tia":r !..r.s So r's.'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

Apy person knowing The ad!rss a Gih"1IH HfH@S,
will curfe- a f:yor Oh rs friend Uy s.v'"s l. ierri'i"n a;
The Emu .irrr U:ice. hiF",t
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

NEW YORK. April H.
Coiton-hrm; sales 100 bales at re for middling
uplands and 13as4c for low middlings.
Flour-feceipts GA bbls sales 5000 bbls; State
and Western l5dI25c better; SupeTfne State O0d2
20; Extra ooa! e6; choice7 10aI 90; Round loop
Ohio spds 90; choice do 05a II; Superfine Wee
torn G0dI 20; Extra do 5fa1 So Southern better
sales 20 % bbls: Mixed to good 7 6adS 90; Fam
ey and extra l0910 90; Canada better: sales $50
bb.s; common Extra 559T 20; Extra good to choice
7I5a925.
wheat-scarce an 2da3c better; sales 4s eco bush
Chicago spring ;l9l g; Milwautie Club ssal Il
Winter Red Western 1891 IS; Amber Milwaukee
l3Gl "a; Amber Michigan 199 so; White do
So; Red Jersey 90.
Corn-steady: sales "A 900 bush; Mixed Western
90 Southern 2S(al 20.
Oats-dull and dropping; sales Canada sSgssy;
Beef-frmer: sales $50 bbls Country mess 500
800: prime 00a6 90; repaeked Chicago 1909
IL 90; prime mess % o0a21 o..
Pork-active; sales 800 bbls mess % s7la24 90:
for old and new prime mess rs 0o926 90.
Cut Meats frmer; sales small; Shoulders l0i9
Il; Hams l44l6c
Bacon-scarce; sales s25 boxes at l2ic for Western
Cumberland cut. l2isai2i for do short ribbed, l3'c
for ko short clear, and rc for do long cut Hams.
I.ard-active; sales ll50 bbls at l3Ial4lc.
Butter-in fair demand sales Ohio 2SaS1c; State
40a4'c.
whiskey-actiye; sales 22oO brls at llal l2s for
State, and l2aI 10 for Western.
Rice-dull at Sia9Ic for Rangoon.
2lle; Muscovado l5lalI
Cofee-quiet and firm.
Molasses-inactiye
Naval Stores-quict.
Petroleum-frmer; crude at 85a36c refined in
bond b9a56; do tree at e5c.
H.des-quiet.
Lead-quiet and steady; Spanish liallI
Enthusiastically; Kentucky led2sc.
Tallow-frm; sales 800 eco lbs at l2ial3i for East
ern and Western
Wool-irm and advancing
Freights to Liverpool-dull and heavy.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

NEW YORK, April ii.
The Supreme Court has issued an injunc-
ton, restraining the trustees OF the Mariposa
company from Issuing more bonds which the
company proposed to do to the amount of
10000 dollars.
A bill was introduced in the State Senate
today permitting the holders of Erie prefer
red stock to exchange for common stock.
The Posts special Washington dispatch
says the tax bill will undoubtedly be reported
to the House tomorrow.
The National Banking bill introduced today
by Mr.. Hooper is essentially Mr.. Stevens SUBJ
slitute, and will probably pass.
Mr.. Dawes, chairman of the committee on
elections, will return on Wednesday. 1t is ex-
pected the election contests will then open in
the House.
Gen. Crittenden is here.
The Subscriptions at the first National bank
to the 1910 loan today amounted to 1929 600,
The receipts at the Custom House today
were 700, of which $4,000 were in gold
certificates.
The French frigste Guerrier arrived today
from Port au Prince.
Gold closed at liz Ii. Sterling Exchange
unsettled. Bankers bills 1Ss.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

DIR. DIo LEwIs.-It will be seen by refer
ence to our advertising columns that twenty
five performers will give an exhibition at the
new City Hall, on Saturday evening of this
week, and that DIR. Lewis, author Of the sys-
TEN, and physician of the Movement Cure"
in Boston, will deliver a lecture on the occa-
sion. This will not only afford our people an
opportunity of being amused, but Of being
instructed. The tendency of the age is TO
adopt means to prevent disease rather than to
disregard the causes, presuming on the skill
Of physicians or the efficacy of advertised
medicines, 10 cure. The entertainment will
be rare one, as it combines the useful and
amusing.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

CAIRO, H., April II.
Memphis papers of the 9th contain nothing
important from below.
woman named Mary Sampson was recent
ly arrested near Fort Pillow for smuggling
goods through the lines. An order was found
on her from the rebel Col. Hicks for contra
band articles, consisting of ammunition, cav
airy boots, &c. Impoxtant facts have been
obtained from her, which will probably lead
to the arrest of several prominent traitors in
the vicinity Of Fort Pillow.
The government steamer Key West sunk In
the Arkansas River below Little Rock on the
lst inst. The boat and cargo are total loss.
The boat was valued at $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

CAMP BERRY BANDING hope our citi-
gems will not be insensible to the call made
upon them this evening Tor the benefit of the
Camp Berry Band, which at the recent fire at
the barracks suffered severely in the loss of
clothing, music, &C., &c. On all patriotic
aud charitable occasions this Band have re-
sponded TO the calls made upon them, and
furnished excellent music ,cithout any charge
for Il. Let our citizens now show their liber
atty, and, by generous purchase of tickets,
show the members of the Band that they have
not east their bread upon the waters in vain.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

DIRIGo INSURANCE COMPANY. AT the
adjourned meeting of this corporation yester-
day afternoon, A. X. ShurtlefI, Esq, presiding,
Ia the absence OF the Secretary, Mr.. Edward
Shaw was chosen Secretary pro TEN.
n. +. Deerng. Esq, from the Committee on
bylaws, reported code for the government
OF the corporation. Considerable discussion
ensued upon the bylaws. The main point of
difference was whether the notes given for
stock, secured by collaterals, should be on
interest. II was decided that they should not
bear interest. After amending the bylaws,
they were adopted and the stockholders pro-
ceeded to ballot for Board of Directors.
The following were chosen; A. X. Shurtlef,
j. b. Carroll, j. b. Brown, John Lynch, DIV.
Clark, Ii. |. Robinson, S. +. Spring.
A ballot was then taken for fifteen Trustees,
and the following were elected: II. NJ. Pay
son, Andrew Spring, p. Ii. Brown, Jere Dow,
St. John Smith, H. J. Libby, j. N. Winslow,
A. Conant, Chas. H. Haskell, n. o. Cram, ii.
N. Jose, G.. W. Woodman, II. |. Robinson, S.
G. Chase, VIM. Moulton. The meeting then
adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

EXPORTS OF oRrLAND.-The total value
Of foreign exports from this polt, for the last
week amounted to s74,966 SO. In these ship
ments, says the Price Current, were 3S,343
sugar box shocks; Sol shocks and heads /;
l17.63l hoops; 744 bdls. do; IA sets truss do (;
472,07l feet lumber; l392, $40 feet deals; 2464
ieet deal ends; 4569 it scantling; AT palings;
$4,000 shingles; 147 pairs headings; POI emp
ty casks; 1897 bbls. -four; l6 bbls. pork; 81
bbls. potatoes; Is bbls. beans; 1347 bushels
wheat; $40 bushels peas; 30 bushels meal /;
40 tons shorts; 1860 lbs. lard; 1900 lbs. can
dies; 10000 lbs. soap; 40 boxes do; 3637 lbs.
tobacco; 800 lbs. opium; 5ll0 lbs. hops; 300
lbs. nails; 100 kits mackerel; 200 boxes her
ring; 3 boxes stoves; boxes shoes; 9Ds gals
kerosene oil; 35l yards duck; II packages
sundfies, &c.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12
Municipal Election.

HARTFORD, Ct, April i.
AT our annual City election to-day, the I'm
ion party elected the Mayor. City Clerk, Au-
ditor, City Marshal, Water Commissioner, and
carried four wards out of six, making the city
government strongly Union for the first time
in eight years. The Democrats elected the
Collector. The candidate for Treasurer was
on both tickets.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

rT-Rev. VIM. Il. Clark, of the Chestnut
Street Methodist Church, having been trans
ierred by the New England Conference, and
ordered to Springfield, Mass, closed his labors
at the Chestnut Street Church last Sabbath.
Mr.. c. came here almost a stranger, but he
leaves with hosts of friends, not only in the
congregation where he has labored, but also
among our citizens generally
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12
Marine Disaster.

TUKIHfns NUN HOE, April 10.
The steamer Georgiana, which arrived here
from Baltimore to-day. reports that she en-
countered heavy gale last night, and an
chored at midnight off James Point. This
morning at $50, while off and near Point
Lookout, passed some broken spars, evidently
belonging to the rigging of a three masted
schooner.
Gen. Wistar was suddenly taken seriously
ill yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12
ALTERS ABOUT TOWN:

PORTLAND DRY DocK.-Some controversy
is going on as to whether the Dry Dock shall
be built OF the Portland or Cape Elizabeth
side. The matter has been left with the Dircc-
tors to report upol-to ascertain the price of
lots, the substratum, the cost of building a
dock on each side, &c. We have not the
slightest doubt that the Directors will do jus
tiee to the matter referred to them, and that
when their report is made every stakeholder
will see clearly the best course to pursue in
the premises. Until that report is made we
cannot see any necessity for agitating the SUBJ
ject in our columns.
Since the above was written by our Local"
assistant, with the spirit of which we are en-
tirely satisfied, We have been requested by an
esteemed friend to copy from the Argus a
halfcolumn article, urging the Cape Elizabeth
side for the location OF the Dock. The gen.
tlemen who has made that request admits that
$50 far as the public is concerned, the differ
ence of location is of small comparative I'M
portance," though {" the difference TO stock
holders may not wisely be disregarded."
1t is the public interest which we, as jour
nalist, wish to subserve. With individual or
corporation interests we have but very small
disposition to interfere. The stockholders
have chosen their own Directors and commit
ted to them the question of location. 1t seems
to us it would be officious, if not egotistical in
us to obtrude upon their legitimate province.
II their report is satisfactory to the stock
holders, of course it will be approved; if not,
it may be re-committed with instructions.
While we have no possible interest in this
matter to be promoted or disturbed, except so
far as every citizen is concerned, we confess
that, as a citizen Of Portland, we would like
to see the location in Portland, that the taxa
BILE property of the city may be thus enhanc-
ed, but we would push no such selfish views
TO the disadvantage of those whose money is
to put the enterprise through.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

IUtHUts OeA"UtFuttC ot"tt CO"UtHFtU"'
CHICAGO, April IL.
The Democratic State Convention for NOM
mating Presidential electors and delegates to
the Chicago Convention on the 4th of July,
meets in Springfield June 18TH The Conven-
ton for nominating State officers will be held
at q later day not yet decided.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

MAIL FACILITIES. - Three drop letter
pouches are to be furnished for the reception
Of letters at the cars at the Western depot,
after the mail closes at the Post Office, and
nntil the train leaves.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

Ev-In our paragraph, published yesterday,
in relation to the presentation to Lieut..
Thurston. we made mistake as 10 the Bat
terry with which he is connected 1t should
have been the 9th instead of the 4th
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

SUDDEN DEATH.-Joshua E. Hall, ESQ., one
of the most prominent and worthy citizens of
Gorham, died suddenly yesterday morning of
heart disease.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

DRY Dock. = Stockholders are reminded
that their meeting stands adjourned to
o'clock this afternoon, at the rooms of the
Board Of Trade.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

A FIxTURE.-Mr. Andrew II. osgood has
occupied portion of the old City Hall, for a
provision market, ever since its erection, in
1926, period of nearly thirty-nine years.
He still continues to dispense the best of pro-
visions at the stand he has so long occupied,
he being permanent fixture of that building
SO long as he continues in his present business.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12
CITY OF PORTLAND.

MAYORS OFFICE. April 1864.
TIME City of Port a will advance to persons en-
Il listing in the United States Navy ON the
quota of this city, the following State bounties to
be paid TO the person enlistng. when mustered into
service on board tho Receiving ships, viz:
500 For One Years Enlistment,
200 Two
800 Three 81
Those having families dependent ON them will re-
ceive State aid.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
ap6-eod3w
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12
To Let.

TINE pleasant and cnmmodious office with ante
Il ROOM on second hoor over Office of the Ocean
Insurance Company, corner of Exchange and Milk
Streets. Possession given immediately. Enquire at
office of OCEAN INSURANCE CO,
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12
Election Of Members of the Canadian Par
iidmeat.

MONTREAL, April IT.
Hon. Geo. Z. Cartier, Attorney General for
Canada East, and Hon. L. ID. McGee, Com
missioner of Agriculture, were elected TO Par
lament for the East and West Districts of
Montreal city to-day by reclamation. Hon.
A. T. Gait, Finance Commissioner, was elect
ed by reclamation for the lower town OF Sher-
brookp
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12
TO THE AFFLlC'TEOI
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N Clapp's Block,

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permane emit
ly located in this city. During the eleven months
that v Q have been in town We have cured some Of
the worst forms Of disease In persons who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tients in short time that the question s often
asked do they stay c1redy To answer this question
will say that all that do not stay ed we will
doctor the second time for nothing
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years. and 10 also regular graduated hysicikn
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form Of nervous sick headache; neuralgia
In the head mech. extremities; consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs not fully
of the spine. contracted muscles, distou7d limbo,
palsy or paralysis, ST. Vitas Dance deafne1e. stam-
tpn. constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma, bronch-
H. structures Of the chest and all forms Of female
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12
!. NJ. PATrEN. AUCTIoNEER. u, Exchange 81
Real Estate ON Gray Street,

A I Auction-on Wednes day. April Is. at l2iP.M
"A GU the premises. "A Gray Street.-The wooden
dwelling aud ands,-hcuse ia good repair con-
out-location neutrality-suspicious. excellent.
:. Sale positive. For particulars. call on the Auc-
uoheer' apr9dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12
GRAND UNION BALL!
The Dancing season will close with Ball Mt
Mechanics Hall.
On
Thursday, East Evening, April l4th.

The ma intend 10 make this the Ba il Of the
season ana the public may rest assured tina all the
objection able will be excluded from the h ALL a. Q
large number of Ladies and Gentlemen will be pres
ent from other towns and cities.
The managers propose TO present the Bell Q Of the
Bali with splendid PHoros aAPH ALBUx ! valued
S. and il hoped thatths Belle of our ity viii
be on hand and not allow this prize to b. borne
away BY any of our neighboring Beauties
The Camp Berry Brass Baud will be IN atfep d. nee
and play Promenade ard Fancy Dance Music.
Committee of Arrangemenfs-J.H Barberiek, W.
thy W. h. Stinson: A. ID Hail lewiston. GocS-
ridge. Sac ,srappa; E. Harding. Gorhzm; j. Coombs,
Yarmouth; X. '. Poole, Buxton; X. Lane, saco; A.
N. Hsines brunswick: +. L. Beal. g. A. Hansen.
Dancing Must, by Chambers Quadriiid Band.
Prof A. Locke. Prompter Dancing TO commence
tSa O'Clock Ex-rIcKRrs 81 90. admitting Geute-
man and Ladies. to be had Of the Committee of Ar
engagements and at the door. No Gallery Tick cts
sold Clothing checked free of expense. ap3td
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12
LA DIE q
valuable Farm For sale.

THE subscriber effers for sale,
A<A(A tie farm occupied by him in
Ts7 80 GorAaxn, containing about15o acres
81 ~ OF good lend. with convenient
kkzz1zta<< dwelling house, . very large. COM
modions ana well built barn and onfbuildings, all
in good repair. Said farm 10 on the new road from
Saccarappa TO Gorham corner, about eight milss
from Portland. two from Saccarappa and one from
Gorham. II has valuable wood lot containing
about forty acres. 10 well wafered, and IL atogeth-
or one OF the hest farms in Gorhsm.
Apply to HON. rOPPAN Robe. Gcrham. u. III.
Dow. Portland. or to John johnson, on the premifes
aoTb d4ws
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

Increase, Sl3,G42 50
There was an increase during the week OF
S6.02S,l9 in passengers, and ST,6l4 GA in
freight.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-12

RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-Thc receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
April ID, were S93,BlI So
Corresponding week last year, 1914 "