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Defence Of Jefferson Dr.

Jacob Thompson. next to Floyd the great
est thief Of Mr.. BuchaDan's Cabinet, and for
whose arrest reward is offered Of $25 900,
in a long letter to the New York Tribune,
from Montreal daubs the whitewash upon
JEFF Davis after this style: i- 1
"a purer patriot, more conscientious
christian, and more honorable gentleman
than he, never lived in any age or country.
All he has done has been in obedience to the
behests of the sovereign states comprising
the confederacy. He leaves, If the power and
cruelty of his enemies make it necessary for
him to leave, with the proud consciousness OF
having nobly done bis whole duty
"More true joy Msroellus exiled feels,
Than Caesar with Senate at his heels." e
LA Counecticut editor proposes to amend the
above couplet SO as to make it conform more
literally to fact, reading 1t thus; 9 :,
More true joy this rebel traitor feels.
With hoops than pants around bis booted heels.
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Memorial Tree.

HENRY IaMAN.
Capt. and A. Q. M, U. 8. A.
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Arlington and Mrs. General Lea.


1t is not doubted that Mrs. Lee, the wife Of
the rebel leader, Robert E. Lee, has formally
announced her determination to lay claim to
Arlington Heights, and is in very Ill hu-f
humor because that baronial estate has not
been sufficiently cared for by the vile Yam
KEGS. This is the sublimest specimen Of as
surance we have read Of since the celebrated
offer Of certain cioveu-footed gentleman to
give away a plantation that did not belong to
him. There is in the vicinity of Arlington
House, indeed, on a part of the property, a
romantic spot, in which some hundreds Of I'm
ion heroes, murdered By the orders Of Mrs.
Lee's husband, or By her husbands troops,
are buried. These sacred remains shall not
be profaned by the unhallowed touch, much
less outraged by the usurping demand Of this
race of savages and traitors. Heaven save
the nation from the humiliation Washing
ton Chronicle.
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"a Thief Cries Stop Thief"

The public are cautioned agaist base imitation
of L. F. Atwood's Bitters, by manufacturer of
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the LABEL part and adopted the same style
BOTTLE but states on his label that he has purchased
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the only Atwood Bittefs ever put up in Maine which
have gained celebrity, this evidently leads the un-
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tion, Extrs." Countersigned by H. II. Hay, Drug.
gist, Portland, Sole General Agent es1fA
Portland, April &c -Saw&wtf a
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Mayor Mcclellan, yesterday, received an
anonymous note from "A Citizen covering
$50, which the writer requests him to fuse to
purchase and transplant an ornamental tree
ia some suitable spot owned by the city, to be
called the LINCOLN TREE in memory of our
late beloved President" g E
The money will be appropriated according
tothe desire Of the donor. But where shall
the tree be placed? "a
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AMATEUR DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENr.-
The Portland Dramatic Club will repeat, with
added attractions, this evening at Lancaster
Hall, the very fine entertainment which they
gave last week. Shaw's Quartette Club will
be In attendance, and furnish some excellent
singing. Previous to the play there will be
recitations of Sheridan's Ride, and extracts
from Macbeth, the former by Miss Chaddock
and the latter by Miss Dow, to be followed BY
the beautiful play All is not Gold that Gilt.
tiers, or "fhe Poor Girls Diary We can
assure those who attend that no mere namby-r
PANTY is in store for them. Determinations
are invidious, aud therefore we will not indulge
in them, but we know the gentlemen who take
part will rot find fault with us for saying that
much poorer playing has been witnessed by
"star" actresses on Metropolitan boards than
will be exhibited tonight by the ladies of this
Amateur Club. Tickets may be obtained at
Messrs. Lowell & Senter's.
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Ns,eteenth Aaisse to leave fos. Home on 17.sns-
tssrss keUteisaO at the SOUTH Freedmen s.os
70 DC Dtsp0ssessed of Understanding as '
Thompson Implicated Ia the Yettosc 6e'e'
Plot. $3.50
WASHINGTON, May ~.
The 10 h Maine, 9th Connecticut lootn new
York, 9Th New York Heavy Artillery ana the
18th New Jersey will loave for their MONIES on
Thursday. They will be paid on reaching
home. ga
The Herald's dispatch says the 18th corps,
under Gen. Weitzel commenced embarking
for Texas to-day. Gen. G. A. Smith has CON-
mand Of a division OF colored troops. sa
The Herald's Savannah correspondence says
the removal Of trade restrictions has given an
impetus to business. Steamers run regularly
ND TO the river towns, cotton is arriving and
new stores are being opened. g1sT
It is expected that Gen. Gilmore will soon
issue an order removing all restrictions on
trade throughout the Department of the South
Gen. Howard, Commissioner of the Freed
mans Bureau, has issued an order to prohibit
the dispossessing of freedmen Of the land they
are cultivating, abandoned by disloyal former
owners 8l-sa4f461ai t8F
The Herald's dispatch says the government
Is in possession of information that Saunders
and Thompson were not only accessories to
the murder of the President, but the plot to
spread the yellow fever and introduce It into
the White House. sf3 1r, bssasses y
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BAN FRANCISCO, May "A.
The great two mile race between Norfolk
and Lodi, came off yesterday afternoon. The
first heat was dead heat; time 3m. As IL g..
Norfolk won the second and third heats; time
3 m % "a s.
/. A heavy shock of an earthquake was felt in
this city and southern California this morn
ing. No damage done.
Twenty-Five men of the bark Brondeo,
Mexican emigration party, were arrested by
the police last night, on charge ofconspiracy
to seize the Peruvian steamer Colon, laying in
the harbor, in which to put to sea and attack
the French commerce as a privateer under
the Mexican colors. The case will be ex-
amined.
In the case of the Panama pirates, the evi-
dence so far is clearly against them.
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4 -. On ~ 7-T| NEW YORK, May e.
The Commercials dispatch says the trial oil
JEFF Davis before the Circuit Court, will com
disposed of.
Gen. Sherman has handed in his written
testimony respecting Johnston's surrender.
The Committee on the Conduct of the War
has information from Richmond announcing
the arrest of Gen. r. E. Lee ~ s
The Posts Washington dispatch says sew
eral hundred persons are to be discharged i'm
mediately under the order issued for the re
lease of military prisoners.
Some Ohio regiments in Sherman's army
were mustered out to-day Only a small part
of the troops however, are to be disbanded at
present. siss
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Recent Publications,


MY MARRIED LIFE AT HILLSIDE. By Barry
Gray. | Vol. limo, PIP. 200. New York:
Hurd s. Houghton.
This pleasant book, which has already reached
its third edition, is composed mainly of a series
of sketches which appeared several years ago
were received with much favor at that time
There is q world Of sly drollery in it and a
quiet observation of the little whims and weak
nesses of human nature, which reminds one of
sparrow grass" and sometimes suggests the
manner of Thackeray. Few pleasanter compan-
ions for q seaside or country ramble will be
found than this little volume. 1t is tastefully
finished in point Of externals, and illustrated by
]. McNevino. ,
q For sale by Bailey & Noyes. ;,ae
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DR.. CABRUTHER's FUNERAL GRAFTON =
The British tLondon) STANDARD makes
copious extractsf from the funeral Grafton on.
President Lincoln, delivered before the City
authorities and citizens by Rev. DR.. Carruth-
ers, and published in the Press. The editor
remarks $50 much are we pleased with the
Grafton that nothing buta severe pressure up
on our space, which renders it impossible,
prevents us from printing it in ertenso not
withstanding It's length. We have read it
with admiration; it is a wise blending Of sor-
row with hope" zs 1fssq
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SEVENTEENTH MAINE.-In our special
past members OF the regiment-ofHcers or en-
listed men--to meetat room No. City Build
ing this evening. The object Of the meeting,
as we understand, is to make some arrange
ment for a proper reception Of this gallant
regiment, which is about to be mustered out
of service at Washington and return home
1t is to be hoped there will be general at
tendance of all the past members at the meet
ing this evening. IS 1sWu9 'sinhas re
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REV. j. E. WALToN.-We have before us
neatly printed phamphlet of II pages from the
press Of Mr. Stephen Berry, entitled Estate
ment of the Third Congregational Church Of
Portland, in relation to the call and ministerial
labors of the Rev. Jeremiah E. Walton and the
action of the ecclesiastical councils; Publish
ed BY order Of the Church." This is made up
of a report of committee consisting Of Ed
ward Gould, James erie and Charles Small
adopted as the expression of the Church, and
It is very, eulogistic in its commentator Of
the reverend gentleman to whom IT refers. Z,
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CoRRECTIoN.-In our notice Of the hard
case Of Mr.. Travers, published in yesterdays
issue, we should have said it was the Sailors
Home he could not be admitted to. He could
and would have been taken care of had appli-
cation been made either to the Soldiers Home
or the Soldiers Rest
Travers was comfortably accommodated
Sunday at The police station, and yesterday
was removed on lounge to the Marine Hos
pital. He appeared to be in a much more
comfortable condition Yesterday.
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MEssRs. J. B. LIPPINcoTT & CO., Of
Philadelphia, announce handsome volume
containing the POLITICAL TRIBUTES OF
AMERICAN BARDs on the DEATH of our late
PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,-the
collection consisting of some two hundred DO
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parts OF the United States, and England and
Canada. EE R
Tie Publishers viii be glad to receive from
authors copies Of their poems, with the privi-
lege Of inserting the same in this volume, and
from publishers of journals any appropriate
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