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aeneral eeorge 4. Thonlas.

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Taerirey says:
General Thomason both days was among
his men ali the time. sitting on bis tieed
Ike a grim old warrior ss he Il, whom
neither success nor disaster can move,
lie often exposed himself 70 danger, but
always does 80 IL the strict line Of duty
Watching every movement Of bis troops,
as tar as possible especially sae pr'scess Of
Of placing artillery in advantageous posi-.
tons, be sits upon his hurse carslessly, to
the casual observer, and If everything pro-
grcsscs satisfactorily be caresses bis Wits
IZers, moving bis right hand down upon
them from the chin. Il anything critical
presents ITSELF ap goes hia whiskers, the
strokes upward being more nemerous.s In
Q minute bis staff have entirely disappeared.
in minute they return 10 bic side, and
down goes his whlskers again, enc phys
i0gnoniical quiet Is poseeptlble.
NJ hen he IrAnsmits orders be always pre-.
lAces them with Give my commands 10
General Davis, aud tell him" &c.; sPresent
raw compliments 70 General Howard. and
tell him to advance bis artillery 6c.--
General Thomas Is ore of the most even
tempered men 10 the army without doubt
The officers nPs proud OF him; the men
would die Cor him--do die for him. Eve
rything goes on like clock IN bic army. Nc
irregularities. no generalization. Every
man Is at his post at the ss:--9per time.
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Rehel crneltIeS.

The rshels, as ours forces pro- thstd. aud
~ their prcspsess seeome more gloomy, be-
come desperate, and increase their eafbari-
tea They display thsir malice By shooting
and hanging negrpcs found IN the unien
lines, they wreak their stngesnee upon
Union prisoners By starving them ont ID
loathsome prisons, 6Iled With yertnia. Now
they ere turning their attention 20 Union
ladies, and they ere starving and isaprison.
Ing them, Is thongE they were brusea and
their most deadly foes upon the field CT bat
lie. Late information from Rieisnoad an.
nouncss the fellcwing startling; facts. which
illustrate:
Day By isy the rebels become mere dss.
perste ana cfuel They sre no longer sat
is6ed with casting Union msn Ia prison 10
stnrve and be devoared bt vsrmin, bnt are
brutality outraging dsfenceless Women
More than dozen ladies, suspected of en-.
tertainiag Union sentiments, have been
torn from their homes and families and
thrown into Castle Thunder within the last
three weeks. A fey weeks ago aTra. Rice.
q Union lady Of Richmond. succeeded in
getting North, when Il transpired that she
lad concealed at her home Col. Straightand
other Union officers, who escaped from the
Libby. This led the rebel authorities 70 be-
keve that there were more Of Mrs. Riees
etripe 20 be fsuad, and detectives were eel
70 work 20 hunt them up. Nearly ali the
ladies with whom Mrs. Rice WIS on terms
Of intimacy have been arrested and incar-
csrated. Gen. Winder swore that he would
Be reTenged for the arrest OF his mother AZ
the North few weeks ago, AID that every
Union women in Richmoed should suffer
for Il. Il il to be hoped that General Grant
and the noble armies under his command
will net leave these helpless women much
logger At the mercy Of the rebel tyraats.--.
Among the ladies arrested was Mrs Devoc,
residing AZ No. liz Franklin street whose
husband has been for nearly three years in
Europe She was dragged from her chill
dren, the ycangest only 81 years Of ago,
and thrown in that dreadful sepulehre, Cas-
tle Thunder. On the second day she went
zad with grisf. and on she ssstra day she
died
What groana Of hoFFor were uttered
throughout Dixie By the imprisonment Of
two or thres female aeoBssa, notorious rebel
spies. By the United States authorities, soon
sfter the war began. Instance the case OF
Mrs- Grseuahkw, who, 10 any other country,
woald have been executed as q spy. That
noted rebel female spy. Belle Basd was put
in the Old Capitol Prison at Washington,
and how il hOefor.strnek all Dixie But
East Tennessee females. Of the Union school,
hare been treated with more cruelty by the
rebel soldiers and authorities, than even
these Villains are doing at Richmond. 40
eopperhsaded sympn;hizer with the rebel
Eon has cried out for mercy for them.
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"A Special attention Is directed to 20
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the olaesl cheapest. aud nacst reliable D"
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When the immense Increase Of all kinds
Of business Is considered, the extension aud
growtitSf the country and the Substitution
of cash payments for credits almost every,
where. who can see IN these facts any reit-
son for ansicipatiuy fsle ruin Of the pablie
credit And IL tI public cradit IS not
weakened through Sc curreneS. there is
nothing that can I soy it, except the sue
cess Of the rebellide
The saeecss Of tie rebellion: this IL what
the people have to fear. Is il suereets re
shall indeed be ruined IN pure. as well as
politically dehased, enslayed and utterly
wrecked Let us rally around our common
government: if We ean save II, we need no
pecuniary rnin, Cor the strength and amazing
energies Of the nation will make il prosper
in spite Of the war debt, and pay of every
cent Of It,
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IA. Attention i called TO the sdsesslss.
ment d Nsssrs Patterson 1 Hsrrlsls. nan.
ufaetarsFs Of tin-plate. .bloek-tin and shsst,
iron, Nos 90 and Is East sseana street,
Cincinnati. o. This arm masasaetarse nd
keepA On hand rplehdia essosimsnt i
tia.ware o. the best quality sailsn and
dealers IN Tennessee viii Do vel q Ell
here belors Purchasing slaewhsrs
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All of which was adopted hy the meetiag.
DR.. J. Blankinshlp offered Che following
Whish was also adopted,
On motion Of Captain Rowan.

Rs.clred, That the ssnresary fnfnilh copy II
these proceedings 10 Dr. W @, nf0wniow 81 pahlis
eaten inthe KRoxsille W hsg aud RsAsI Esstilatsf
copy.
8 On motion, the meeting adjourasd sine Dc,
MARrrN c. BnowE, Prssidssf.
" aTcTEEH, Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-11
CAUTION TO TIE ruRrIc.

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out from general should
have their efficacy established by well Tested expo.
rerce IN the hands Of regularly educated ply al.
clan, whose preparatory study MA hin tor all the
duties he must fnlni yet the country is flooded with
poor nostrums aud cuTe-alls, paFpoTting TO be the
best in the world which are ouy useless but al
ways injurious. The unfortunate should Be PAErIC-
uLAR in selecting his physician, Is a lamentabe
yet fncontroyertable fact that many syphitic pa
tients are made miserable with ruined constitutions
by maltreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice; for IL Is point generally conceded
agement OF these complaints should engross the
whole time of those who would be competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex
perienced general practitioner, having neither or
portunity NOR time TO make hiplsef acquainted with
their pathology. commonly US -les Que system OF
treatment, in most cases making an indiscriminats
use Of that antiquated and dangerous weapon, Mer.
curry.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

w HEkEAS an Order passed the City Council
W Mag 3D., 1894 TO lay out Street or Pub
nc way IN said City,-beginning at the souiherly
me ni Canal street and continuing on the line of
iorilana Bridge 10 low water mark, ''to Le widen
ing OF Portland Bfidge,'-aud whereas said order
referred by the City Council. NAV O. 1861 10 tie
Undersigned, Ter them TO c, nsider and act upon,
therefore.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all parties interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee ofthe City Coun-
Gil onlaying out new streets will meet to hear the
parties ana view the proposed way the 18th day
OF NAV So at % O'Clock ia the afternoon, at the
line OF Canal Street aud Portland Bridge, and will
theo and there proceed TO determine and adjudge
whether The public convenience requires said street
or way to be la d cut.
:, Given under our hands on this Sd day OF May. A.
ID. 1884
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
STEVENS SMITH, ,...
WIN. II. STEWART eohlnluee on
JNo. ID. SNOWMAN .iaylng OUT
CYRUS X. LADD, NC" Suee's'
WIN. q. SOULE.
Portland. May g. 1884. did
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Desirable Property for sale.

E.NOR Sale in FRYKBURg VILLAGE, Oxford Coun-
Il ty, Malice. the HOUSE and FARM Tor many
years owned aud occupied by the late Edward l..
Osgood, Eco. The psoperty comprises House, Sta
BILE and her outbudngs Wit three acres of land,
forming the immediate house-lot, and eighty acres
of FIRsT RATE INTERvALE La Nd in the immediate
vicinity. Toe honse is large, well built and in good
repair, and is pleasantly and desrably l. cat as
any in the beautiful village of Fryeburg.
The interYa'e land will be sold together with or
separate from the house a1d lot as the purchaser
may prefer. 1t comprises eighty acres well localed
and 10 good state Of cultiea ion. Two good barns
are on the premises, and o full supply of farmn z
utensils which will be sold al low price IN ccnnco.
tion with the farm.
The house is thoroughly ard comfortably furnish
ed, and the furniture will be sold with II if desired.
An examination of the property can be made at
any time by application on the premises.
IMMEDIATE TossRseloS GIVEN. For terms and par
ticuas apply either personally By letter TO james
r. Osgood, 1876 Washington street, Boston, or 10
Hon JOHN w DANA, FRI chung, Me.
apr20iiaw& W3w
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Eclectic Medical saarmary.
TO THE LADIES.

hk. HUGHES particularly Invites all Ladies who
~ need medical adviser, 70 call at his rooms, No.
Temple Street, which they will hnd arranged for
theif especial accommodation.
DR.. II. 3 Eclectic Rencvating Medioinesareunrtva.
led In efficacy and superior virtus in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action II specific and
certain OF producing relief In short time
LADIES will find IL invaluable In AL cases OF OBJ.
structions ater other remedies have been tried IN
vain II Ia purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least to the health, and may be taken
with perfect safety az all times.
Sent to any part ofthe country With fun directions
BY addressing DR.. HUGHES,
H.B.-LApIEs desiring may eorsult one ofthelf
own sex lady OF experience In constant attend
snee. isnl do WY
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Hons. on Spring Street for sale.

pURSUANT TO License from Hon. John A. Wa
Il terman, Judge of Probate, hereby offer for
sale the House and Land belonging TO the Estate of
Jedediah Jewett, late OF Portland, deceased, and If
not disposed of at private ae previous TO the first
day June shall sell the at pc bic auction
that day, at Z. NJ l., on the premises.
The house il a two story Cottage built in the
Gothic style. finished throughout; hard and soft
water in abundance. with Gas furnace-the latter
put in last Fail -Baih-Room aud other modern
convenience, including fine large Conservatory.
Connected with the house is garden in high state
CT cultivation, containing Fruit Trees some Of rare
species, strawberry aud Grape vines together with
an abundance of choice plants.
The lot is So feet on Spring Street running back
1872 feet ess, and in the Ttaris open to Park
Street by passage way. which with the passage
way from Spring Street, TO be kept open for the
benefit of the abuiters.
There is free Policy of Insurance on the House.
For terms apply 10 FRANKLIN FOX.
Administrator, l59 Commercial St.
April g. 1864. apr26 cod &w3w.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

WHEREAs, an ordfr passed the City Council
w May I'd, 1854, TO lay cut a continuation Of
Washington Street ffom its present terminus over
the location of Turkey Bridge to low water mark
and whereas said order was referred by the City
Council, May 2, 1854 to the undersigned, for them
TO consider and act upon, therefore.
Notice Is hereby given to all parties interested that
on laying out new streets will meet to hear the mar
ties ard view the proi Osed way the 18th Gay of
May, 1854 at 80 O'Clock in the afternoon al the
terminus of Washington Street, and will then and
there proceed 10 determine and whethe the
public convenience requires said street or way to be
laid out.
Given under our hands on this I'D dsr nj NAV A
ID. 1864.
JACOB MCCLELLAN
STEVENS SMITH
WIN. II. STEWART .omm;t1ee on
JNO. ID. SNOWMAN laying cut
CYRUS X. LADD, New streets
WIN. q. SoULE
Portland May 8, 1864 did
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MIDDLE AGED MEN.

There are many men at the age Of 40 or 90 whosre
troubled with too frequent excavations from the
bladder, often accompanied BY slight smarting or
burning sensation, and weakening the system In q
manner the patient canno; account for. ON exam
lining urinary depcs RORY sediment viii often be
abumen will appear, or the color will be Of thin
milkish hue, again changing to a dark and turbld
appearance. There many men who die Of this
difficulty, ignorant Of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE or SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure in such cases. and 9
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
do so by writing IN plain manner 4 description
OF their disease and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded Immediately.
AL correspondence strictly confidential and will
be returned II desired.
Address. DR. j. B. HUGHES,
No. Temple ST., tooruer Of Mddlel Portland.
kYSend Stamp for circular.
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4 SQUARE block of land, of about 1900 acres
IA OF wood land ON the south side OF the river
81. Lawrenee, in Canada East. IT is nterceeded by
two considerable rivers with eligible BILL sits. Well
wooded with every description of timber, such as
pine and spruce in large quantities. and maple
berch, beech tamarac ana bass wo I'd toany smount.
Enquire OF II. J. MACHIN, Portland.
Portland, Feb. 1864. feb25 eodtf
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For Sale orto Let.

A CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
SxSzsea rooms large stable and sheds-situnted
f.kSz-sE and one-half miles from Portland and the
t,ias<s2 6nest situstion in Cape Elizabeth for wa
ks&azssSA tering place, and sumner boarders. For
particulars enquire OF GEO. OWEN,
APP DIFF 81 Winter Street, Portland
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE,
SITUATED
Franklin. Alden, Washington. Montreal,
Fox and Sumner Str. cts.
PRICES FROM $1,000 TO $3.50.
Terms1iberato suit the purchaser. Enquire of
ELBRIDGE GERRY,
ap23 div eodtf No. SO High Street.
Farm for sale.

IN Cape Elizabeth, "a miles from Portland Bridge,
Il abont 100 acres Of well proporiioDed moving
tillage PASTURE. wood ard timber About 600 cords
hard and soft wood. Cuts 30 tors lay, Barn most
new. IS by CO. Lumber for ] Story house on the
direct road TO Portland. extes ding 60 rods back,
well located to into ten acre lots and will be ii
requested. Fences stone wall mostly Price
ST5 per acre, % per cent cash balance remain
number of years secured by mortgage. For par
ticulars enquire OF SCOTT DYER,
fncn30 dam
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House and Land for Sale.

TENHE northerly house in the three-s;ory Brick
n Block. no 49, Myrtle street, recently oeeupi-
Cd by Rev. VIM. 4 CLARK. Immediate possession
given viii be cold 1T bargain If applied for soon
apr20 If Lime Street.
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

fkthh committee on aighwsys &C., viii receive
Il sealed proposals for furnishing ten thousand
tons Sea Island paving stones during the months of
May June and duly equal quantities each month.
Inc parties proposing will please tate what portion
OF said stoues-if less than the whole anount-thty
Will furnish az above. Proposals viii be received
un'il June 80, 1864 The committee the right
to reject any or all proposals not deemed for the In
terest of the city. FER order
J. L. DONNELL, Chairman.
April 18th. 1864. apo &wtd
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
Good Location fof a Hotel.

-. IhStvslEabie and centrally located House
To; and Lot, No. 81 India street for so many
liz years owned and occupied by General Samu.
S~Afs@@ 81 Fessenden, is offered for sale
The Lot l. 10 feet on India street, extending back
III eet-containing nearly Il GOO feet OF land The
House is three storied lie In good repair, and con-
tains fifteen rooms, besides many closets and other
convenienres; has gas fixtures throughout II also
has a large now OF PURE AQUEDUCT WATFR,
which is very desirable; also large Wood House
and Barn.
This good piece OF property upon which to make
Improvements. II may be fitted for q FIRST
CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, or d SECOND
CLASS HOTEL.
Its near proximity to the terminus of the Grand
Trunk Railway snd to the whsryes OF the Boston
and other steamers makes the location q desirable
one for a Hotel.
This lot might be improved with profit TO any me-
chanic other person having means, by the eroc-
tion of IeneInen's. its large depth adording ample
space Tor a block of eight or ten buildings.
For further particulars enquire of
WIN. II. JERKS, Argus once
Portland, Dec. s. 1863. decll MWFtf
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

nSE mile from Portland Bridge, on the direct
" road 10 the Ocean House About Eight Acre,
OF good and-a Cottage Iiouse ooBtaiIipg ten I'm
slied rooms, good stable and out-buildings nearly
new and in good repair. Two good wells of water
one Of which never tails, and viii work we'll NJ
rain water For particulars call on s samuel A True
NOS ana Union Wharf or at the store of latham.
iel Crockett. No. s5l, Cor GEES ST.
Portland April rs. 1874. apr26d3w
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spacious ana detirable Sales Room TO let on the
IA second floor in the new EVANS BUILDING,
on Middle St, If applied for immediately
WARREN SPARROW,
meh5 dtf No. "a Middle ST., cor. Exchange.
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House for sale.

A threes STORY dwelling house with brick basement.
N situated on the corner of Monument and War
rem Streets has twelve finished rooms. and is well
calculated for one or two families. For terms APP
ply To Edward Shaw, at the office Of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, l02 Middle Street orto
n. i. DEERING.
mchl5 dtf No Exchange
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Maine Bank.

fryHE charter of this Bank having been surrender.
Il ed notice Ia hereby given that the liability OF
said Bank to redeem its bills will expire the ff.
eenfh day Of January. A. ID. 1896.
Al BROOKS, Jr., Cashier.
Brunswick, Feb. 81, 1881, mch3Q wl2w
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Ordinance Against Dogs.

CITY or PoRrLAsp, MARsHAL's oFF1cE,
May I'd. lssi.
SECTION mo dog shall be permitted to 20 al
large or loose in any street lane alley ceurt
eled way. or in any uuincoscd public pls ce in bis
city until the ewner or keeper OF such dog, or The
head OF the family. or the keeper ofte house store
shop, Office. or other place where sneh dog Is kept
or harbored. shall have paid the City Marshal two
dollars Tor a licese for such dog TO 20 AT iaFse.
SIC. In case any dog shall be found loose OF
going at large, contrary 10 any of the foregoiD Q
provisions, the owner or keeper thereof tie head
Of tho family keeper Of the house store cfiee or
other ace where such dog is kept or hal bored shall
forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding ten dollars
may5d2m JOHN s. HEALD City Marshal.
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no Let.

fkiHE pleasant and c7mmodious office with ante
A. rooml Oh second floor, over Office Of the Oeesn
Insurance Company, corner of Exchange and Milk
Streets. Possession given Immediately Enquire at
Office of OCEAN INSURANCE co.
anil