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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
CAUTION 10 TIE PUBLIC.

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out Tor general use should
ience in the hands of q regularly educated physi-
cian whose preparatory studies fits him for Gil the
duties he must fulfill; ye the country s food Cd with
best in the world, which ara not only useless bat al
ways Injurious. The unfortunate should be PARTIo-
ULAR in selecting his physician al it lamsntsble
yet inc0ntrovertabie fact, that many syphilitic
patients are made miserable with ruined constitutions
by maItreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice; for It s point generally conceded
agement of these complaints should engross th
whole time of those who would be competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex.
perienced general practitioner, having neither OPP
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system (
treatment, in most cases making an indiscrminate
use of that ANTICIPATED and dangerous weapon, Mer.
0urY.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
Androscoggin Railroad Comply.
BondhoIders, Meeting.

W HEREAS. we the undersigned, were and still
" are holders of Bonds secured Iy the. Third
Mortgage of tbs Androscoegin Rsilroad Company
socalled, dated Dec. nth, 1866, which said Mort
gage hasbeen efeCtually and legally foreclosed and
whereas the said Bondholders have thereby become
q Company Incorporated and chartered as o the
day of tho foreclosure aforesaid, with all ths char
tered and legal rights and immunities which per-
tanned to the original Company at the time of the
foreclosure; now therefore. we the the said Bod
holders and Corporators as aforesaid, hereby give
notice that meeting Of the holders Of said bonds
under the name oithe Androscoggin Railroad Com
pany will held attic office oil VIM. Willis Son
In the city of Portland In the County Of Cumberland
Maine. on Thursday the eleventh day of May, A. ID.
1896 atthree O'Clock in the afternoon, for the fol-
lowing purposes, viz:
lst:-fo choose Moderator and Clerk Of said
meeting.
2d.-fo see If the Corporssors viii accept said In
corporation and organize the same BY the choice of
Board Of Directors and such other oficers ns may
DO deemed legal and proper. Also TO adopt aeic
corporate name for said Corporation, and deter
mine what the said mans ehel be. "a
2d.-fo make. ordain, and establish such bye-laws,
and Populations a. may be deemed necessary for
4fh TO transact any othsr business that may
properly come before said meeting. hNtr
March II, 1895. sI-la 4ffa
ID. w. CLARK, SETH MAY
yOSHuADU 81 co PHILIP NJ. STUBBS,
A, n .. H.. SPRING., WIN. WILLIS,
JOS. iLSLEY ALLEN HAINEs,
HENRY A. JONES. II. N. PAYSON,
- u u - II i - EAH4 ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
81 100000.

Disfribafion 10 made In the following manner:
Csrttscdfes naming each article and its VALUE
arep assd in SEALED REvKLoPEs, which are well
mixed. Ore Of these envelopes, containing thu GER
at cur Office sent by mail to any address, without
regard to choice on receipt Of 70 cents.
GA receiving The certificate the purchaser will see
what Article It drdigs, ana its velue, and then
send OER DoLLAR and receive the Articls named,
or choose aay other one Article on our list OF
the same value s
.kB-Purcnsssrs Of our SEALED ENVELOPES, may,
in this manner, obtain an Article Worth from enc
In Eins Has.dred DoLfnra
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
PINKERToN's
Wahoo and Oalisaya Bitters


A HAPPY combinations of Vegetable Tonics.-
kACan be drank with impunity by male and female
old and young, ss daily Sewerage They win for.
Il the System against the many Il to which we are
daily exgose1; also against the evil effects Of un-
wholesome fooo and drinks, change OF climate, SC,
and TO est9re TO the invalid hta I'll and yfgor.
An lnfaible Remey TO all diseases of the St0m.
ach, Liver and Bowels. As an Appehzing Morning
Beverage, the Wahoo and Calsaya Bitters STAND un-
rivallea. ets Z FFffIF %
I'm icitrd Testimonials from various sources are
being fooled upon daily, of the efficacy OF these
Btters in restoring the afflicted some ofwhom have
peen heretofore supposed incurable. Hence they
are prescribed BY many eminent physicians eli over
Inc st'eTs are pleasant to the taste and grateful
~ sne ueDiltaaen system The Wahoo and Calisaya
ols.ers ~ family medicine and daily family bev-
81" % used without fear or the poss bty of
aoinE ln.ury 20 even an infant as .ney contain NO
ny, are purely vegetable and keep
Id upon their merits and can 6e had T.; na 80. 81
in the United States and Canadas Au III every toWh
Manufactured by
JACOB PINKERToN.
Depot IA Is James st, Syracuse, N n ana no nau
st, New York. Au o0 Icy
+ L srAEwooD, GenI Agent for Portland. Me.
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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
Portland and Penobscot River


HENA On and after Monday Aurll affh. the
4snew and fast gong steaiasr ssREG-
tL4lOns~ Iapt- W n. Mover, will leave Rail-
rQad hAE1 loot Of State Street Portland every
MoMnATs WEDNESDAY, and FnIDAY eFsnipg. At 10
ton.
WKpNEsDAY. and FRroAY morninr. a & oiclock
touching AZ keeklands Camden, Belfast ssarsporr,
hgekspoFf. #tnferporr. and Hamcen, both waye
faszsngefs tickeled through ON the Boston dalno
and Eastern kaIlrcad at the Depots in Boston. sa-
lem. Lynn and La 3rence.
For freight OF passage apply 20 IA
A. s0MERBf. Agent,
At Office on the Wharf.
Portland. April a. Iss5.-tf - -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
MEDICAL.
DR.. ]. B. HUGHES
eAn nm FOUND AT Hm
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. srempls street.

WHKRk he can be consulted privately, and with
wv the utmost condolences BY the AFFLICTED, at Gil
hours daily; and nom A. y. toeP.M.
DIT. a. addresses thoaa who are suffering under the
adiction Of private disease, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice Of abuse.
DeFotng his entire time to that pas tcuar branch Of
ANrHkIEe A CURE IN ALL CASES whether Of long
standing or recently contracteo sntirely removing
the dregs q disease from the system, and making
He would call the attention Of the afiicted to the
fact Of his long standing and well earned reputation
furnishing suioient assurance Of his skill and sue.
oesa. =
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

The proofs Of its efficacy are so numerous 80 we'll
authenticated, and of such peculiar Character that
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
preferred aid. t@
The class ofdiseases for which the Syrup provides
is precisely that which has SO often bafed the
highest order of medical skill, The facts are tang
BILE, the witnesses accessible and the safety and en-
cacy Of the Syrup incontrovertlble.
The undersigned, having experienced the bene6
cial effects of the HLarookaf's Syrup do NOT hest
tate to recommend it to the attention of the Public
the best Medicine they eyer used
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

Y munger Augusta M
" VIM III Strout " ilton q
!" Swanton Ranks Portland
Me.
Z" A Turner w Harnsvell
Ne.
/" J Rice Lisbon Ne
" A Hatch Scion :"
!" D = Randall Lewiston /"
!" 7 Hin w atervilie "
/" W Q Stevens Dixfields
Mrs A p Larrabee Bath {"
! John Locke EPoIand Me.
W W Willard Brownville"
IRevs D Elkins Cambridge VT
/" . ASteyens Lincoln q
" "a Adams Weston g
q II CLARK Northfield "
" M Billiard Derby &c
" : Quimby Newbury a.
1 ooalhon so Coving-
" J Lovejoy Rockville CT
" b 5 Cummings Thomp
SON Ct ~ -
:" ] B Weeks Oneida Ct
81 Z Danham Toliands
/" X Parsons Rockwell "
/" : H Brown Burnside "
+" G W Corttis STAFFORD
Springs CT.
I" ] Beecher Birmimohsm
ct.
I" W MeDonnal Proyiderc
RI.
/" G s Simmons ouaker
Springs NY.
" Il Harris Root NY.
+" CELittle CIintonyille"
3 81 Convey Masonville /"
+" VIM Cluett& Son Troy.
/" O B Ford New York
" w Robertson Newark Nj
oh @ Henries Annapolis Ma
4" l TGoodnow Topeka Kas
I" A webster o s Army
|Robt White GeorgetownDC
L Brown Washington I"
Geo A Bassett :" -
DE 8 ingalls, q s Surgeon
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

II ~ ~ - - ~ a -
Rev J G Ingalls,, Melrose, M
" MP Seelee Melrose !
!" f Herrick Lynn .
JIM + Barnes Maiden g
81 W Bailey Leomins t'r'
+" MP Philbr'k Taunton
I" Dan'l Atkins Mil;b'ry"
/" WI Stetson Nant'ckt'
!" ES Stubbs Lawrence 9
=" l Marcy Dedham +"
" Geo W Winchester Fa
River Ms.
I" AID Merrill Cambridge
port Ms.
" s A Cushing Shrewl
bury Ms.
" w f Harrington New
Bedford Ms.
" D X Banister Ludlow n
/" OR Harding E Salisbur
Ms.
" N D George Southbridg
Ms.
" A + Bailey Newton Up
per Falls Ms.
" r a Loomis So Yarm'tl
+ Ms.
{ +" P 7 Kinney 3 Bridgewa
+ ter Ms.
" B X Bosworth W Sand
wich Ms,
" John 8 LAY Lynn Ms
/" j L Haniford Water
town Ms.
j Stephens Newburyport NJ
Geo Childs Lyden I"
DIR B + Abbott Melrose "
RevR Newhall NGraham NE
" A Kidder Unity T"
I" N M Bailey Henniker :"
" N L Chase Gambia "
" D W Barber GilmantoI
N III.
t" B T Bowles Manchestel
N Ii.
+" c M Barres Colebrool
N H.
+" L B knight W Durham
Me.
" r H Stinchfeld Saco NJ
" J u Woodbury. Newaelt
Ne,
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH

Without regard to value. and not to paid Tor I'M
| til you know what you will receive. EACH
ant EYnaarr nnd L.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

The best preparation ever made for the following
complaints; r2Hti1 EllilGeM a98id
COLDS, CouGHs, WHooPING COUCH GROUP. ASTHMA
CATARRH BRONCHITIS, SPLITTING BLoop PAM
a In THE SIDE NIGHT SWEATs, HUMoRs
GENERAL DEBILITY and the yari-
s GUS Throat Affections and
Hoarseness to which Pub
lie Speakers andSing-
ers are liable and
if"A all other COM
plants tend
ing to
..InIlI Nn.lll GnNSII Il PTInN
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

IL was a sad funeral 10 me-, said the speak
o., 'ths saddesl l have attended Tor years.
'TnAt oi Edm0ndsonP ~ y
sYes.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-19
FNISH WHARF FOR RENT

Sealed proposals, addressed to the under
signed, and left with him. will be received BY
the Committee on Public Property unit! Mon
day, 23rd instant, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. for
renting the public Fish Wharf for che next
fishing season, namely: from the first day OF
March to the first day OF June 1865. The rent
must be paid i'm ediately on acceptance Of the
bid, or the property viii be reler at the pleasure
of the Committee, at the risk and expense Of
the party in default. X. JOHNSION,
;an 9Ntf Auditor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-19
NOR RENT.

Tho house on the s E. corner of Royal ana
Duke Streets, formerly the Lecture Room oS
the LIST Presbyterian Church. The building is 81
feet long and 10 feet inches wide, and is 8 good
location for any business It is also convenient
for the delivery of lectures, Or as a club room
Apply at l2', Duke ST, or at the Office at Gas
Works jan lO-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-19
+. $. CoNGREes. In tn. sss, --=-.---:-==-


&. $. CoNGREss Z In the ss-===---:--=====
Nh. Sumner resolution confirm yesterday
the President in terminating ths, < act OF
feature of the treaty OF 1877 withlltioh
Britain, WAS passed. Resolutions coceiieat
the case of Gen Paine Of Kentucky, and ''rl
taliaxion for cruelty inflicted upon Union pris
oners, )" we're considered but not acted upon.
La The H.use Restitution ufI::!ei ~ Mr.
Ganson directing an Inquiry into the cases Of
persons confined IN The OLD Capitol and other
military pli,ons the causes of thec arrest and
detentiou, &c, Was, after debate passed by q
large majority The civil appropriation bill
was considered in committee OF the whole.
LEGISLATIVE The Senatn, in Tuesday,
passed the bill increasing the rats Of interest
to per Ct; also, bill extending the time
for the collection If taxes tor 1851 and 2 49,
Mr.. Brown introduced bill In relation tt, the
collection OF taxes in counties Infested BY the
public enemy In the House Of Delegates
Mr.. Harmon presented petition of William
Bushby, jaIor Of Alexandria COUNTY, which
was referred to committee. An amended
resolution in relation to Commissioners to CON
fer with Gen. Ord, in regard to sustaining the
civil government, was passed.
In the q. S. Senate, YESTERDAY, Mr.. Truu,
bell offered bill to amend the judicial system
of the United States, and explained that its
object was to abolish the district courts OF the
United States, and substitute the circuit courts
therefor, and to establish court of appeal in
each judicial district. Mr.. Morgan introduced
a bill to regulate the management Of captured
and abandoned property in the rebel States !;
which wss referred to the Committee on Com
merce. 1t directs the President to appoint a
board of five persons, who shall have the mar
ageu.ent of abandoned rebel land or lands for
feited for non payment of taxes. make regula-
tons for leasing them, employ freedmen, and
sell captured or abandoned personal property
The anniversary meeting of the American
Colonization Society vas held in Washington,
on the 18th Mr. Latrobe, of Baltimore, the
President of the Society," presided.
Earnest efforts are about to be made In
Spain for che abolition of slavery in her colo
MES. In Madrid an anti-sIavery society has
been formed.
Among the u. s. Naval officers who were
killed at the recent capture Of Fort Fisher was
Lieut.. B. II. Porter.
Gold, il New York. 70 day, 2l44.
DIED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-19
Lot! Al u u W 5.

broke ont In a fratue building - the Southern
end Of pitt street. near Yeates' garden, owned
and occupied by a cnlnred woman named
(eorgiaona Nsl<on. The inmates escaped,
but the bfilding and all ifs contents were burn.
ed. though the hrenen were promptly on she
ground, hut could render no assistance on &C
count IF the want Of water 1t Is said BY the
occupant. that soroe colored men threatened
Yesterday morning. to burn her house down,
but they were not known. Loss about $500
PoToMAC RIVER Acting Master W. G.
Morris, commanding steamer Cmur De Leon.
reports Schooner name unknown. sunk d.
rectly in the channel, off Lower Thomas Point,
about half mile below the buoy of Mary
land Point. The wreck lies in a bad position
for vessels unacquainted with its locality
-----.-<sr-~aa>-eE-
Ice The cold weather continues. The
river is full of ice. and Hunting Creek frozen
entirely across. The ice houses car now easily
be filed The amusement Of skating is com
mon, and ladies are frequently seen enjoying
themselves on the Ice and some Of em are
very graceful skaters.
~e~-<@~~-<e---
The PARSONAGE, or Minister'S House, of
the First Presbyterian Church, is being hand
somey repaired and fitted up fer the residence
of the Pastor.
TURKEYs-A number of Turkeys, were Of
fered in market for sale, this morning, at pri-
ces ranging from $2.75 to $500. in general,
averaging at least, IS cts. per III Sales were
slow.
The McMulien resolutions in the Confed
crate Congress tor peace commission of fifteen
members have net been acted upon aud it ap-
pears improbable that they will obtain more
than one vote that of the mover Mr. Miles, of
South Carolina, has offered series of nti-peace
resolutions which are probably intended to set
tie the policy of the Confederate Government on
this subject.
Gen. Rntler's evidence before the War Com
rnittee was, according to the Washington cor
respondent of the n. Y. Tribune, "a lifting of
the veil that has so closely covered many OF
the disasters and plumbers that have cost such
treasures Of blood and money in front of Peters,
burg At the conclusion Of the examination
summonses were issued to Gen. Grant and
other high officers in the Army Of the Potomac
and James.
Mss~ EDGAR SNowDEN SR's OFFICE, corner
Of King and Royal streets, over Mr.. Owingss
Store phara ha will racaive sOhscrintiOns and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-19

The PARSONAGE, or Ministers House. of
the First Presbyterian Church, is being hand
somely repaired and fitted up fer the residence
of the Pastor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-19

Of King and Royal streets, over Mr. Owings's
Store: where he will receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Persons having business with the office, can
transact it with him. jan 16-1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-19

TURKEYs.-A number of Turkeys, were of
fered in market for sale, this morning, at pri-
ces ranging from $2.75 to $500. in general,
averaging at least, IS cts. per ID Sales were
slow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-19

NJ I4j KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
RTLEs AND REGULATIONS.

I. Hsp4psrs EiVsz aWay ar the oou ~ "a tos
grAtsAtoas eircnistiou. De =
30 sAvsrtiAansat4. local notices pnhia
srtsd unless PrsP&id o. Pay guaranteed. r-
! Advsrtiu~@san VII never b sosonpanisd .
lssAa aOtiaas ualsss soetSet is na1s 70 tAsf sarf
A1e valas rs'slvsd for ths aotioss nm.
q "Lpeal Hstios. " hoSsTsr short, wis
ia.srssd ssr lsss SAAh oas Dollar sch day. -rii
. Marriages. fansrAi and Rsllrious Nosssss
@sss inrArtsbiy b PAID In s1vAaes ts ssSurs n
e No dsseisasy ca ths pA,a Ore.rrSsrs WI bs
nAds sod b. the Oises. the oarr,,r. All a
laAxs papsFs ~ endsrsd and diruetsd. thsv must
pAy bg tAsir sArslsssnsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
NOTICE.
as g I 7' WHISKY. !
ORANGE VALLEY WHISKY
Beware Of Counterfeits !

VKTE, TIE UNDERSIGNED, Fo0TE, MASH
w CO., of Cincinnati, who are the sole pro
pxtef5Tn OF the we'll known brand Of Orange Val
imy WhiHky, have been in formed thar certain per-
scns 10 81 4 outs, Memphis, Evansville and other
places, have ihfribged upon our rights By eoun-
tsrfsiting and usipg the above tanned brad, and
Is alss o hers Of our brands, which our proper
trade marks Now, do h.reby notify all such
ID rmtna 90 4 ws will Srosecute them 70 tbs full
extent Of the law fUz Infringing upon our rlghus
end this pro ssation hall he rot oEly for all they
NAY do In the futuls, but also for ali damage
@-~ o. " may have done us In the past. Those who
n have inrgAlly used brsads, may avoid pro's ..
oution By mSking immediate application for set.
F tlsment TO
Efa- FOOTE, NASH 4 co,
II aud 10 Columbia a., OineinnAti.
MfI&D HKIMAK, 90 and % haiR street, Kvaus'
- vile, are selliug the genuine artiele. Juiyl.am
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
COAL.

ROckport Coal.
CTKAMBoArss AID DEALxRs Can EuED
rs1s IN euAnfitiss % salt. ana fafr pxfesa
ADpiJ y POWELL, COOK . Cs3e
IslS-ff pppss LAn1ing, RoekDoTA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
EXPRESS.


EXPRESS COMPANY
EpHE ADAMS KxPREes C0MFAEY RE
IL spectfuiiy sanounoe 70 their friends ard
patrons--tAs pabise of ~ gsnsgiiis snd vieinity-
that pith incrsassd fscllltiEs for tie transpoT-
tfon Of = Fa t7t@
TBEIGHTsdl lPAoKAGEs.i o. s1oEEY,
.we AZ. Ia AID YAIUABLEs,
They solicit q contfnuaucs Of former favofs.
Especial care tsksa 70 this eOlIsetios Of Bifis.
prnftss notsa. sad the trsnsportAtien pf Falusbis
Parkagss.
= Asy infoFmatioB IN rssaEd 20 chs routes. ha.
esn be obtained ct the once FIRST street, next
door % fhe R0sho@oe. THOA. GATHER 60
ms 81. ,,...-,--.s- fr.f.s ,Agrpt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16

He (the speaker) assured the wounded
soldiers that they would be looked on
with pride and respect.
he gave the following brief sketch Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28
REBEL MATTERS.

The New York TINES publishes letter
captured on sheridan's raid, purporting
to come from Governor Smith, of Virginia,
and addressed to R. c. Davis. 1t is dated
Richmond. February 10, and says: At this
time the whole instituti ton of slavery is in
peril, and it is to be decided in the next
ninety days whether there shall be slavery
In Virginia or not. Every effort seems to
be made to Withhold them from the last
urgent calls of the military authorities.
What has got in slave owners? Let me
tell you, and you can tell your neighbors:
Unless slave labor, to the full extent OF
the requisition, is promptly furnished,
Richmond can not be held; if abandoned
slavery is gone.
The ZFmet correspondent, who accom-
panied Sheridan, says it is now as difficult
to md an openly RvoWed secessionist' as
it wss, a year ago, to find talking Union
man He thinks the people of Virginia are
ready to return to the Union.
saRRIDAH's RAID. @
The Enquirer has q letter from Scotts.
vile giving an account of Sheridan's raid
It fully confirms previous reports of great
damage. 1t declares the injury to the ca
nal can be repaired in q few weeks.
The Examiner says the escape of Sheri-
dams raiders is said to have been in con-
sequence of General Lougstreet not being
able to procure pontoons to bridge the Pa
munkey. Every order was given, and
every effort made by LoDgstreet to get
pontoons, but all failed.
REBEI soLIoITUDE ABOUT SUPPLIES.
The Examiner is solieitous about ar
fragments for supplying Richmond with
food, and says the fate of the city, and of
the whole country lie fast becoming a ques-
ton of rebel commissaries 1t fears the
farmers do not plant enough for the use
of the army and the people.
The Examiner has q long article on gold
speculators' losses in the recent panic in
New York. and regrets that there are many
Of the same class of men 10 the South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28
Tnn MAaon Z HAr11n n.n...3 -

Tn MASON L HAML1x CABINET oRa,r
Win your eyes shut. you cannot distin'
guish Its sound from that Of the pine or.
gan ITSELF and the advantages that com.
me II are' lite priCe-forit can be had
Tor one two, three, or four hundred dol
lsTs, according to the size Won wish. i
takes up very little room, and NAV stand
IA any part of the church, it is not afFsc.I
ed by heat or cold, or any change of tenn.
Pssa'Oss; it remains for a long period in
sT UOS .un o ana lastly, it can be sent by
safety. 1t is admirably adapted n w" IN
performances of sacred music, psalm times e
Ansaems, chants etc., and any one ~
car play on the piano can readily master saS
n me Gsninet Organ. 1t lis grand accom-.
Is i"ss Nv wne f1 me congregation sing, and
used IN all churches where the 1eonIs az ~
n w.se T.; 70 ~ have the privilege Of besrinp =
PaEt In the praise.-NeD York O6seTp.rs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28

A correspondent of the N. Y. Post saws
that he heard Sherman say at Savannah
and ePoat afterwards on the march to Co.
lumbiai that "ifLee was a soldier of genius
ne would transfer his army from Richmond
to Raleigh or Columbia; if he was man
simply of detail, hewould remain where he
was and his speedy defeat would be sure.
All sheFman's preparations were made
with reference to the contingency of Lee
breaking away from Richmond and tbrov.
ing his army into the Oarolinas. Bu. Ia.
has lost the opportunity, il he has evsT
had it. The Only time, when he oonId "a
move his army from the rebel capital. With.
out having Grants fatal grasp upon him.
too late now" - ~ =