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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

AAOAA e1AtA AVWLF on hWhHo4u 4IOulCom6ubs
On the 30th of August, 1864, the Chicago Cen
vention Of the American Democracy adopted
platform one leading plank Of which was as
follows: RAaaEs aA9ee Sc
|. SResolveds-That this Convention does ex-
plicity declare as the sense OF the American
people, that after four years OF failure to re-
store the Union by the experiment. of war,
dc.l&c.l II 6DA u Rl Etl l. VI " I
In little more than aine months later, on
the 10Th of june, 1866. the only Democratic
Governor In the free States, who. as DENT
'crat, bound himselfto fight on that line to the
end -Gov. Parker Of New jersey, -issues a
proclamation to his people in which he says;
wi After four years of war against rebellion,
which, IL successful, would have severed the
otto hearts are rejoiced that the work of death
has ceased, and that the strength and author
ity OF the Government have been restored.
~ The two extracts quoted above not only show
the difference between no,c and then. bat also
reveal the awkwardness of the position which
the Democrats now occupy, They are called
upon to eat their words and declarations, and
to make confession that for four years they
were grossly mistaken, and did not rise to
level from which they could comprehend
and appreciate the great struggle in which
their country was engaged. "a Even the grand
national sanhedrim of the party could not see
how Gigantic rebellion could be subdued,
and u the strength and authority Of the Gov
eminent" be again established. Now they
have to confess that this has been done.
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Military Intelligence.

In the absence OF our regular letter from
the "State Capitap' we copy the following
from the Eceaing Star OF Saturday,:
Official notice Of the following discharges,
designations, &C., of officers in Maine regi-I
ments, has been received at the Adiusant Gem
erals office, Augusta, Me-, viz:
Discharged May ID, 1855, by reason of
their services being no longer reQuired."-
I'd Lieut.. Simon w. Pariin OF Philips. Co. F,
I'd cavalry; 1st Lieut. Frederick ID Wight of
Windsor, Go. A, LIST sharpshooters: I'd Lieut..
Henry w. Martin of Dover, Co. r. lst sharp
shooters; Capt. Thomas w. Peavey of Liber-
ty, Co. B, LIST sharpshooters; I'd Lieut Hiram
I. Strout OF Waldoboro, Co. B, 1st sharpshoot-
ers; Capt Frederick E. Shaw of Bangor. Co.
D, lst heavy artillery; I'd Lieut.. Lorenzo
White of Portland, Co. =, LIST cavalry. CAPT.
Zsnas Vaughan Of Freeman, Co. N. LIST cav
airy LIST Lieut. Charles o. Cor, on eff Phillips
Co. y, LIST cavalry; Capt. Charles G, Chase Of
Portland, Go. g, lst cavalry; Major Albert r.
Willis OF Riddeford, 9Th infantry Capt. Geo.
B Dunn Of Poland, Co. K, lTsh infantrv. 1st
Lieut. Marshall S. Smith Of East Liyermore.
Co. G, 10Th infantry; LIST Lieut., Wilber +.
Mower of Greene, Co. /, 16sh infantry: LIST
Lieut.. james II, Stanwood,of Waldobofo. Co.
G, 10th infantry; Capt Albert e, Mudgett Of
Newbury, Co. Do, 18th infantry: LIST Lieut.,
Peter Bunker of Brewer, Go. @, 18th Infantry \
% Lieut.. A. Dwinal Of Minot, Co. G, LIST Vet.
Vols. Capt. Frederick G. Lowe Of Bangor.
Co. B, LIST artillery; I'd Lieut.. G. o. Pendex.
ter OF Sebago, Co. |, 31st infoniry; Capt.
Horaee Il R1rhank Of limerick, Co, @, aist
infantryi Capt. azias 2. Bartlett OF skowhe-
gan, Co. G., 31st infantry; Capt. Edgar E.
Burpee Of Rockland, Co. /, 10Th infantry; I'd
Lieut.. Gustavus Smith OF Portland, Co. d.
12.h Infantry; Quartermaster Chas, Thompson
Of Norway, eesA infantry. i ss'ari VII
Ry reason of physical disability Col. Chas.
D. Gilmore of Bangor, goth infantry, May 20;
Capt. VIM. 0rcsbyof Bangor, Co. y, LIST Vet.
Vols, May Q.
Resigned Chap. Alfred G. Godfrey OF Dow
or, aQth infantry, April %; LIST Lieut.. Austin
Reed Of Boothbay, I'd battery, April as; 1st
Lieut.. James ]. Chase Of Turner, Co. e. coast
guards April 81 !; I'd Lieut.. Henry Fl. McKeene
Of ssoneham, Co. G., a9th infantry, May 10.
Dismissed LIST Lieut.. Chandler B. Bailey of
Turner, Co. q, 30th infantry, Mayl5.
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Recent Publications.

The GAYwoRTHYs: "a Story of Threads and
Thrums. By the Author of Faith Gartney' s
II GirlhooaP ~ One Volume 12mo.e Boston |:
Loring, Publisher.
A delightful story, fresh, truthful and natural
to degree seldom found in wrHfngs of this
class. 10 The characters. are uncommonly well
drawn, and the scenes and incidents have the WV
idness Of actual every. day life, The Gayworthy
family are all capital. from the fine olddoctor
down to Say, hislovely grandchild. Eben Hatch
and his Huldah are excellent: The great merit
and attraction Of the book Is its pure and health
full tone, and the entire absence of all pretenson
which characterizes it. 1t refreshes one like
drought Of clear spring water. 2ln9x|
The book may be found at Short & Loring's.
Exchange Street. -.s 49,
MIHAMIoHr, The publishers Of the above have
also issued as one OF their Railway Library Sc
ries, sMiramichis" story the scene of which is
laid IN that New Brunswick terra incognita, the
Miramachi Valley. The principal characters are
French family Of the ancient neblesse, who
have enthusiastically strayed into this re-
mote region, and New England Methodist mis-
sionary. The portions ofsthe story descriptive
Of hemely, back woods scenes and incidents, oc-
casionally exhibit considerable skill. Sill
Sold, in paper covers, for $i,oo by Short and
Loring, Exchange street.
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Advertising has been pronounced undignided"
by the medical faculty. A physician who adver-
tses valuable zen edy to fifty people in his private
practice wosld receive the cold shoulder from his
professional brethren, should he make its merits
knownto millions through the columns Of 8 newspa-
per prsas.J This may be edignifed',-but is 1t be-
nsvolent, humane or justs whoever Is fortunate
enough to discover or invent anything that will
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bound 10 makeit known, through every channel Of
communication within his reach to the general pub
lilo, For many years the merits of HOSTErTk RS
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they have been stated in simple to the peo
pie ofmany lands; and if the proprietors of the
medicine have derived profit from their dissemina-
ton thousands upon thousands Of ndi, iduals have
been benefited thereby to an extent beyond all ts-
innate. In the West Indies, Can ada Australia,
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aTHE VoLUNrEER QuARTERMAsTER."-
A neat dnodecimoof some 800 pages bearing
the above title has been laid on our table. It
is Issued by D. Van Nostrand, New York, and
contains statement of the Laws, Regulations,
Rules and Practice governing the Quarter.
masters Department Of the United States
army. 1t also embraces such decisions OF the
Ssco2d Comptroller Of the Treasury as affect
thus department decisions swas,u,s ss-s.--,, -,
face nf law in the adjustment Of accounts, are
ofTimportance to large clssss aT,he work is
prepared BY Capt. Roeliff Brinkenhoif, Assist
ant QuaEtermaster q. S.lV., and Post Quart
master at Washington. .....g
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In this city, june IL. Mrs Rebecca, widow of the
late Christopher Mann, aged rs years 10 months
HFuneral ON Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock,
from Preble chapel , .
In standish June ~. Mrs Abigail, wife Of Capt
In nucksport june 8. Mrs Deborah K, wife OF
Besj Tapley, of Brooksville. aged 80 years. ts
In Belfast. May 70, Amy K. only child Of AonzoJ
Drinkwater, aged months
In Belmont, April %. Charlie L, son Of George w
Mariner, aged years ii months 1901 .tlHf
In Rockland, May 81 Miss Hattie K Blackington,
aged Is years months.
In Rockland. june IL. Mrs Priscilla r, wife OF
Capt ohm Gables, aged 80 years. iel.bii
& In Hope, Nay 9. Mr. Jason Peabody, aged SO yrs
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MARRIED.

In Boston, by,Prof 4 lvah How y, d, of Newton
Theological Institution assisted BY Rev J D ulton
Rev Harris 5 Innman. of Auburn. Ne, and Miss Liz
ale II Walden, of Chephachet, RI 1HtIl0
In GoTham, June 10, by Rev + Wetherbee, Au-
Rustus Sweet and Miss Caroline II Thompson, both
OF Buxton 5a-l oi4s1 3. :. ~
In Mercer, June II, Warren r Gi man and Miss
Lizzie s, daughter of Curtis, ESQ
: In Bowdoin. May Il. David + Shea, ESQ, of Lis
bon, and Mrs Emily Chase, OF Bowdoin.
In Biddeford june 4. Charles Phillips, of B,
and JsRette Sears, OF Barisg
q. In Biddeford. Junes Moses s Mason and Sarah
j Dyer. III af a.5afrr ars 1854
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and friends Also Pease's Phiocom which Is mr.
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who knows its value Manufactured BY j. W. Pease
Nashua, N Il. Messrs Crosman b Co, AGENTS for
Portland. may2fsndlms
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JEFF. Davis at West Point.

N. P. Willis, in the Home J0urnal sketches
the following amusing portrait of the arcn
traitor. ITO u.s." says Mr.. Willis, "who 1--we
in the neighborhood Of West Point, the story
Of JEFF. probably appears moro traglcai tnan
to the Public who laugh at him. For year
or two before his Exodus of treason, our ro-
mantle Hotel of sThe AIhambra" (CozzeA's)
was his favorite home. he was there with
his wife and children, and, as he drove about
continually In his daily haunts and rambles,
we all became accustomed to the sight of him
considering "Jeff. Davis and his green cog
giles" as much part Of West Point as Butter
milk Falls or the Barracks. To him, we las
did everybody else whom we ever heard speak
Of him. took an unconquerable aversion. he
seemed but a lank, skinny, detestible reptile,
without oae redeeming quality; aud what
should have commended him to the approval
and preference Of the Southern people was al
ways, to us, since, matter Of the profoundest
mystery. vs
"Not so the wife Mrs. Davis was very
lovely and accomplished fascinating to all
who approach her, and model Of devoted
ness to her incomprehensible wizard. And
she has shown her faithiulness to his cause
alike in fair weather and in foul. She has
even consented to be unqualiHedly laughed at
In his company tits . case, we think. which
should be set apart for separte and poetic
sympathy. She should not be made to share
the derision Of such miscreant as Davis.n
Mr.. Willis closes his fattering notice, as
follows: ~ -
"By us at our cascades at Idlewild, and
by Buttermilk Fals-by the Storm King
Mountain, and by Saint Anthony, by Break.
neck and Pollopei, and by all the beautiful
scenery In the neighhorhood OF West Point
has this green goggled traitor been treated like
q favorite child--like the two old celebrated
men who are our summer yisitants, General
SCoTT and General DIX. The three were
named always In one constellation, in our High
land astronomy OF Its famous Scott, Dix and
JEFF. Davis. And to think that he was all this
time consplring so desperately against usl To
think that the green goggled invalid was so
ungrateful a traitor, after all"
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SPECIAL MOTTO Es,
Notice

PERSONS wishing to secure desirable city prop.
erty are invited to examine the plans of the
land Of the late DR.. T. a. Breslin, to be sold ON
- Tuesday. the aoth instant,
which may be found at the office of Henry Bailey
Co, No Is Exchange st, where all neccss sry infer
nation relative to the property may be obtained.
June II, 1866. sndtd
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FREGwILL BAPTIST MEETINes-The Maine
Western yearly meeting OF the Freewill Bap-
fists will occur on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week at Moderation Minis, West Buxton.
:. The cars on the York y Cumberland railroad
afford good opportunity for those who may
wish to attend. 49,. $50.
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Brig Robertson, Crowsfi. iron Sanger M zrvs..--
put into Bermuda I'd Inst having been struck by q
cyclone the 28th aud lost fore nine above
the deck; also broke mainmast ABOVE the Gap and
carried away jibb0em. ,llg 51sl0fasscr slffid T
Sob o. lana. Of Hampton. from Bangor for Phila-
delphia, with cargo of lumber. before reported
Wednesday night. The cargo win be saved. iYi Il
Sch Charlotte, Pierce, OF and from oRockland. for
market, got ashore on the East Chop on Friday
ana will have 10 discharge portion Of her cargo
f,eforo ronsfu0 Of E1ET 30 IlUL NTH01lo'
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAR.

THIS celebrated Toilet 5oap, in such universal
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Harmon 8 sawyer,
u. War Claim Agents for Maine,

win give their exclusive attention to collecting
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay, Prize
Money, Lost Clothing, &c. 2 3 y
Officers' Accounts with the Ordnance, Quartermas.
tiers and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
aud certificates of non.indebtedness Obtained
Terms reasonable.
ER-No Charge unless successful. w y
All advice and information free. s.z,sl
= Office No. % Exehangest, Jose Block, told stand
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Ak.EE a " 4'AkA z K.sHARMON,
W. s. SAWYER.
RHPaRENcEs Hon. VIM. p. Fessenden, u. 3.
Senator; Hon Samuel Cony, GOV Of Maine; Hon
Israel Washburn, Jr., Collector of Customs.
msy16d&wtf
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SPOKEN.

Juno H. 100 miles West Of Tortugas was seen ship
ma mower from Boston for New Orleans.
June ~ lat % 30, lon 70 IS. barque Kate Stamier'
from New York for Mobile
.. June - on Georges's shOaI brig Myra, nom -
June rs PM. baraus II D slower. from cArdeuas
for New York III. fIlrf-
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The ATLANTIC FOR JULY.-This is very
rich humber. The article entitled "The Chi
caso Conspiracy" is equal to the best ro-
nAnce' and yet has all The advantages of be-
ing FruNshfol Ticknor q Fields are doing
gooa service for the cause of American Liter
ature BY the publication Of this work. and in
such beautiful atyle. i Z q 80 ~ ~
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SITUATED on Chest NJ ST.. No g. Is two 80.
- ~ wooden house finished throughont-la hshh.
"a rooms, good closet. fac celiar good watsr. n
and soft-it 10 calrulatfd o. ore or two iamiie1 Y
Il pleasantly and centrally loca,ed 10 an excsiltnt
neighboFhood and every way desirable. TIE lot Il
% By los feet EBquiro on the pFemiss..
= 1-'-- = Jane l9-dtr
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Maine NFedical sAssociation

~ The Thirteenth Annual Meeting Of the Maine
Medical Association will be held In Portland, on
Tuesday, June20th, 1856. asfo s9sia sd pasi
Delega.e s will DO furnished free return tickets
I over the Portland and Ksnnebec, Grand Trunk,
Somerset and Kcnnsbec, Maine Central Railroad,
and Androscoggia Railroads. y 49,
.T@I GEO. f. soopAiE,
Secretary.
Portland' June 4, 1866, june1esntd
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NOTICE Il hereby given fhst the partnt rshp here
IN to ore existing between Frederick Allied and
William Beatty, has been dissolved. -.
Graz, Me-, June 18Th, 1855. dstk wltze-
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERTEITs AND UHPRINcrPLED
DRALEEs endeayoring TO dispose of their own and
other preparations, ON tho reputation attained by
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edsl i A THING OF BEAUTY Is JoY BoREvER.43
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oENTRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably Goes. Rec
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Take no other
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81 John Minor Bolts says il is untrue that
he opposes the division of Virginia or the aboli-
ton of slavery in that State. ftH9o
HlaHEE s4.tss -Fesey
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and fenovates the blood puries insts the vigbr Of
health into the system, and purges out the hlmors
that make disease. &c g. - s-isA ~ esi.lC
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WHY IEJuRx THE COMPILATION M PewprRs
AND WASHES which choke or I'LL up the pores of the
skin and In short time leave 1t harsh aid dryf 1t
is the blood, and ifyou want smooth and eft skin
use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsARARILLA. 1t
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A Dive an il a Dva.

A, Dye az is q Dye.
The most desirable article now Known for color
ing the Hair aud Whiskers is Bushs Argentine Hair
Dye. Each bottle Is warranted by the propretors to
gvep feet satisfaetion, or thsE money refunded--
GEO. c. GOODWIN & co. IS Hanover street,
Wholesale and retail. ~ junel6sndlw
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

PORTLAND 10Th 1865
FNlHE Presi lent and Direc or Of 20 tsn Roll.
! A. ing aillGompany ask permission to build wall
on the nor hive tern tide If boushus Bridge, in tho
town of Csps e Iizabeth. INN neing ut al bridge
and rur ming the moot ,seylg point of toe BsIrol
farm. ANDhEW orh'Nd, fTes'I
10 JAcoR MoiELLAE, J Commissioners
4 r coUasER Port and Harbor.
KIN 0H f.....t. JUNE 10 b, lS65.
Ordered-That notice o the above spp icat on be
Given BY publication Of the same. with this order
thereon In two Of the daily newspapers printed IN
aud that faiidg thereon take place on Monday,
the 18th day OfJaDs. az S,e0sa IN he afternoon
JACOB MCCLELLAN, ! commissioners
JAWEs ~ MERRILL cf
N. rs COURSER, Portland Harbor
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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19

Salvages have been awarded In the case Of schf
Ida L Howard, Of Portland, which was ashore on
ssEo Of which $4,000 60 70 the vors, and s27O for