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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-21

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M .., Of Gen. Shermgn.Eseape Of Ua-
Inn Prisoners = Great linton Meeting In
Isl Wilmington. Is s. y
700 bns FORTRESS MONROE, March 10.
The steamer James S. Green has arrived
from Wilmington. Gen. Sherman's army at
last accounts had crossed Cape Fear River.
aud was marching on Goldsboro'
Thirty-nine Union prisoners escaped to
Wilmington in The steamer at the time the
rebels were transferring our prisoners from
Columbia to Charlotte, in anticipation of the
intention of Sherman to release them. They
belong mostly TO eastern regiments, and are in
a very destitute condition, many of them hav-
ing been prisoners for the past year.
In pursuance of the call of the Mayor of
Wilmington, on the evening OF the 14th, a very
large aud respectable meeting, including some
of the most prominent citizens, was held at
the Theatre in that city, having for its object
the adoption of resolutions whereby the au-
thority of the United States Government
would be recognized and held 10 obedience
In the dress circle of the Theatre were seated
a large number OF ladies'. who seemed eagerly
interested in the proceedings. The stage was
handsomely draped with American flags,
placed there, in anticipation of the meeting, by
some loyal citizens who apparently entertsined
no doubt of what would be the sentiment of
the assemolage. The bands of the 1st and I'd
origades OF Ames' Division, Gen. Terry's
Corps, were in attendance through the even.
ing. Several speeches were made, and resolu-
lions adopted. - !, --rFe,.
The Mayor of the city in closing his speech
said, my friends, let us to night forget and
forgive all past political differences and live
only Tor the future, resolving that from hence
Iorph IL snail be our aim and object to secure
tue peace, promote the prosperity and add to
tho VtClV and pfandQur of Tl7s
try" This was greeted with prolonged an.
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In all branches and would invite his friends and
the public to give him call.
No II Clapp's Block, Congress St.
p nscb2od1w a1s-rr. Portland.
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NEW YORK, March 90
Clifton dull sales 250 bales; middling UPLAND ST.
Elour-saes $500 bblS State and Western quiet;
State so q 10 80i Round hoop Ohio 10 so a
II 25 Western 9709l0 35 Southern quiet; sales $50
bbls at 10 30914 90; Canada quiet 600 bbls at
IL 15G1t 40. Fl aeQsk y
Wheat-quiet; sales 1000 bushels No. Chicago
Spring at 80; l3.0c0 Bushels Amber Milwaukee on
private terms 1900 bushels White Canada at 2 65.
Cern-duil; sales 5000 bushels common wIilte so.
Oats-lower State 0l@l 04.
Beef-heavy.
Port-lower; Gales 400 bbls new mtss at 20 rs
@30 So.
l.aId-quiet; sales 1880 bbls at l7(@1ss.
butter-cull; Ohio I4@2s. % n -Am ztiI Z
Whskey-dull sales 100 bbls fs8 iiafs Prs =
{ Groceries-dull. ~ = AttA ssttt i
NavalStores steady. A4Aq siesll5E r
Ereightsto Lverpooi-dul. 1ia gsa 2
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u. y. 500 six Per Cent.
G ulD-BEARlNG Boaus

ineSe oonas are now worth apremium of nine per
cent including gold interest from November, which
makes the actual profit on thu 7so loan, at currspt
rates, including Interest. about ten per cen, nor
annum. besides Its exemption from state and man.;
cipd1 tasasion. which adds from one to three psr
cent. more, according to the rate levied on other
property. The interest is payable semi-annualy bv
coupons attached to each note, which may DO cut on
and sold to any bank or ba, kerr
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Expressly corrected for the PRESS, t, March 2lst.
1901 Portland DRY Goods Market.

Expressly corrected for the PRRss, to March 21st.
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Movements of Gen. ShernGn-Escape of Un-.
inn Prisoners = Great Union Meeting In
81 Wilmington.
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From Mexion.

That somewhat celebrated character, Pierre
Soule, who recently arrived in Mexico from
Havana, is reported in the newspapers as hav-
ing in hand gigantic secesh scheme of immi-
grafton, but what itis, no one knows; perhaps
1t may be an offshoot of the exploded Gwinn
affair. A more than usual number of Aneri-
cans, both loyal and disloyaI, are In Mexicojust
now. 1t may be that Pierre Soule. with his
disloyal friends, is making arrangements for
the reception Of JEFF Davis, Benjamin, and
other leading traitors, who are preparing to
skedaddle from their country, for their coun
try's good. They are determined not to be
taken by the Federal forces. We believe
their time is short in Dixie 6
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by TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
The Great Flood Ia PehIssyIcania - Great
Destruction of Property at on City.

The Great Flood IN Pehnsylcania - Great
| Destracts"" or Property at OH City.
A PHILADELPHIA, March 20.
The Pitisburg Chronicle says the Allegheny
River, during Friday aftsInoon, rose fourteen
| feet, and one part of the city was completely
under water. The river washed the steps OF
the scott House, at the foot of Main street.
Inc lower part OF Pennsylvania Stree. Is ., Ten,
oered impossible by the flood. Inc ISL w ara
ls Hooded; and communication WIN al tne
bridges is cut off except for Venicles. hne
cellars, as far up as Laycock Street, were liiieo
with water. At g. A. NJ, To-Day, tne river was
at stand-still; and, at ~, was SLOWLY ia:nng.
accustomed bank. By dispatches, we learn
| that the aoueduct1a at Freeport and the bridges
| at KitIanping and Oil City were carried away.
| and that Oil City was Inundated. Franklin,is
also flooded. The damage to the railroad will
| no doubt be immense. On the Pennsylvania
Railroad, two bridges are reported to be swept
away. The Fort Wayne Railroad is under
water in several places. The Allegheny Val
ley Railroad has been damaged immensely.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Mach 20.
Oil City is completely flooded, and MANY of
the business offices have been carried away v
the water, which rose with unprecedented
rapldity. Ali the bottom lands above Oil Citv
are submerged, aud the McCHntock and oil
City bridge, over French Greek, have been
carried away. The derrick and tank. con-
tanning large quantities of oil have come down.
and the rluer is black with floating barrels.
most OF them filed with oil. Many Pittsburg
firms snfier heavily. Along the banks sad
evidences of wrecks of houses are given, and
families are camping out in the open air. All
the towns along The Allegheny River are in
undated. A considerable quantity of oil in
barrels will be recovered, having foated into
eddys below this city and been left aground
by the receding waters. At the mouth of
Zeric kley Creek, it is estimated that prop erty
to the amount of 100000 has been washed
away. A large field at Manchester is entirely
covered with oil barrels, and one piece of bot
tom land, short distance, twenty-one acres
in extent, is covered with confused mass of
oil barrels and lumber. s't8tae
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 20.
The river continues 10 fall. The trains on
the Northern Central Railroad between this
place aud Baltimore and regular freight and
passenger trains on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road are running between this city and Pitts
burg.
-. New YORK, March 20.
The damage by high water to the Erie Rail-
road has been so far repaired that trains are
now running between this city and Chenning
and between Addison and Buffalo, The gap
between Chemung and Addison is being rapid
~ repaired, and through trains will probably
resume their trips within twenty-four hours.
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SUDDEN CHANGE.-A week ago all the
streets and grounds in tho city were covered
with show at least foot in depth; the late
warm rain and southerly weather, in many
places has swept this entirely away, and on
Saturday last, in the trent garden of Vim. H.
Ayers, Esq, corner of High and Spring streets,
we noticed hundreds of the early spring flow
ers in bloom! We never knew more sudden
transition from winter to spring.
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h,Is Sheridan,s Forces at the White
IRALTIMoRRrM March 20

rortress Monroe letter of yesterday says
a-r,usl rom White House, at late hour last
ausnino' reports the arrival of SheI dan's Cav
e,ru forse on the north bank OF the f'amunky.
! fsw miles from White House, at noon on
Saturday. The bridge across theriyer, which
has been partially destroyed by the rebels, has
been repaired by a portion of Gen. Roberts.
command, which was sent to the White House
some DAYS since in anticipation OF the appear
ance of Sheridan at that point with his forces.
They will have no difficulty in crossing the
river, which it was supposed would be effected
by twelve o'clock last night. ~ - -.
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DAILY PRESS STOCK LIST.
stock and Exchange Broker, Exchange St.. Portland

10, 81 For the week ending March 81, 1866.
CORRECTED BY VIM. II. WOOD Son,
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rTyHE dwelling house No % sumner c ~, s~n
IL brick back-l3 finished 70 and a free aiirv Of
E i 4 and I'd
s'abie WI CEN lot choice fruit tees in it, and
front YARD WI lat With little repair it will be
goo and convenient for person keeping
very plea1S csrrjage Or. the hons can be occupied
morse 1smiiss; and the stabl1 may be made into g.
~ t ling house. Enquire of
$780, n 49,, CHAS Oosite the premises.
March 1l-codsWs
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From the Army before Rsehn.osd.

WASHINGTON, March 20. u
Information from the Army of the Potomac
says cannonading was heard all day on Satur-
day in front OF the OH Corps, without any
other object apparently, than to advise our
troops that they had an enemy opposite them.
Three deserters were executed on Saturday,
viz: John Smith, 9Th N. j.; I. I. Mentally,
alias Joseph Johnson, and Baker, alias James
Weaver, both of the LIST Maryland. ~ .ir
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF
TRADE.--We are indebted to Mr.. Rich for
copies of his annual report as Secretary of the
Board Of Trade. tits filed with interesting
and important statistics relative to mercantile
affairs in our city. We shall have occasion to
refer to it hereafter. The report is handsome
ly printed by Brown Thurston. noee
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LADHEe

VINO bAve soid hands and feeti weak stomAohs
lame ana weak backs; nervous and sick headache
dizziness and swimming IN the head, with indiges.
ton constipation OF the bowels; pain in the sde
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, anc
all that tong train Of disez2es will find In EsofTc.
fly rnears of euro. For painful men struatrr
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity sertas
specific, and will II short time, restore tho suffersF
~ 4ha ulimo- # health
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For THE FRoNT.-A detachment of sol
diers, numbering about $50, under command
Of Capt, Lincoln, left Camp Berry last even
ing and embarked on board the steamer for
Boston. They go to Gallop's Island and from
thence to the front osasA Il ys,s
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Special Notice.

The following regulations will be rigidIy observed
blythe proprietors OF the Press; S
l. Nopapers will be delivered by Carriers except
tothose who have subscribed at the Office
a. no carrier will be allowed to sell papers his
route, or to collect money from. subscribers.
CARRIERS found guilty efviOIating the foregoing
rules they will be discharged.
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TEETHI TEETH ! TEETH

DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by Elect, ia
itg ioishout Pain. Persons having decsved tes IN
or stEmp1 they wish 10 have removed Tor resettir
he would give polite invitation 20 call
Superior AIecfro Ncgnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions
Dr. ID. can accommodate q few patients with
board and treatment at his house.
Cfkee ho1sr from c'aienS A y. 80 I2Nst
from to 6P NJ. ana Z 20 In the Evening
Consultet.cr Free. novlti
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~ AGRICULTURAL Books -Messrs. A. Williams
& Co., 100 Washington street, Boston, have is
sued catalogue of their extensive collection of
books appropriate for Agricultural Libraries,
being the latest editions Of the best Authors,
Foreign and American. Scarcely an approved
work on this subject, in any of its varied pha-
SIS, has been published that they are not pre-
pared to supply. mf -
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PHILADELPHIA, March 20.
Jay Cooke, the United States subscription
agent, reports subscriptions to 7-30 loan to-
day to the amount of $3,125 900, including one
from Chicago for $4,000, one from New
York for 100000, and 2.2SO individual SUBJ
scriptions for $50 and 500 each. f Z
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Igy HIectr1C1tv

The Rheumatic, the gouty, the lame and the lasg
leap with Joy and movo with the agility and elastic
ity o. y5cth the heated brain is cooIod the frost
bsteif limbs rastorsd the unoouth deformities re-
movea taintness converted to vigor, weakness Is
strength; ffe blind made TO see the Geafto hear anu
youth sro ohliterstsd the accidcnts Of mature li5
prevented; tho cGAmlties of old age ohViatod, ans
An aatiVa alreul6tI1n rnainfnfnn al. -LLLI--
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THEATRE.--The nautical drama Of the
Dream at Sea, and the laughable pantomime
Of the Tinker and Tailor and Cobler and Sailor
will be produced this evening. A pleasant en-
tertainment may be expected, as the plays will
be cast with the whole strength of the COM