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AFairs In South Caroline.
709T7M"F New YoRK, Jun

sHN9tssas B & New YORK, june 7.
The Herald's Columbia, 5. G., correspond
ence says the chlvalry of that State are rapid
ly accommodating themselves to the altered
condition Of affairs, acknowledging the power
OF the National Government to maintain its
authority. The railroads Of the State are be-
ing repaired rapidly, aud ia few weeks trans
portation facilities will be as complete as be
fore the war. sFs ~ "a ri
v 1t Is said that Trenholm, late rebel Secretary
OF the Treasury, is quietly living with his fam
lily at Abbeville, 8. G. He will probably sooh
be arrested. t1 siaas8 5ilse -ls7T ~ s4is34
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NEW YORK, June Z.
% The pressure to see Gen. Grant this morn
ing was SO great, that, after appearing on the
balcony, In front of the Astor House, ali visit
ofs, except ladiess were denied. After dining
this afternoon with prominent cit zens, he Is
to have ride through the Central Park.
This evening he attends meeting at the
Cooper's Institute; and, afterwards, the Sew
enth Regiment win serenade him.
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MASTER CoKER's CoNcERT.-This enter
tainment drew full house last evening at
Mechanics Hail. The performers were well
received, and executed their respective roles
in excellent style. The second part of the
concert excited more enthusiasm than the first
part Master Ellard received double encore; ;
and Master Coker, in his operate pieces, was
highly pleasing, and was encored. The trio
from "Atiila" was rendered in an admirable
manner. On the whele, the concert was
well received. We understand this company
will go from here to St. John, N. B. Our
neighbors over the line will hear some excel
lent music from them. t4s tgsts
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- q IT T. o 3D.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.

.sssl iQUARTERMAfTFR GEEKRAL'a OFFICE,
Il bas -.lI|ii. WASHINGTON, ID O. Ms3 Is 1863.
MANY thtus inds 81 mul . a. beihg uh p4soo Of
llL At public sale at Washington UI.. ~
lne sAles wall continue III the number o. ami
mails is reduced In prop ion 10 the reou.iion OF
thu armies, now going on. rapidly. a
TIL, 70 are In the aTmie Of the Pot mac, o. the
rennessee. and Of DC, TEia- probably foUR thou
SAND OF rHB TInEsr sIx-huLx IhAAs II Tsn
Many Of them we're bought in the b. g ming ofthe
var as young mules accompar led tn, trmles IN al
heir marcns and camps, and are tho euehly brol-
Q hardened by sxeici~e gent an amman. ircm
being so ,one surrounded by the soldier.
The VII le South 10 ctr p ed OF fa nj stock. snd
the Nor also has eudsred from the dIa Of an ma
akea o.up ly the ara les.
These anlrns re ola A. rublie sue'iopi 7nEY
WILL NOT BRfHe ANYTHING LIKE rHkte To
VALUE; and rueh oppuri unt les loF tn5mer' 70 %
Sorking snima, 10 stock heir isrmD o. Tor
iroxers dealer 10 stock to maee io.d sptcu y
tions, by p6r3hs sing them and dieposing n m In
be south, will never occur q an.
N MICS,
-- QaarteFma-ter GENERAL,
iuneSdAws a w'f1rN BTsvet aior General
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~ 'eDA CHARLESTON, s. c., June 7.
The steamer Grenada from New York. ar
rived here this morning. e saa.le ~
Dahlgren goes North in the Dozen.
Most OF the naval vessels oil the squadron
have gone home. The North and South At
lantic blockading sqnadrons are to be consoli.
dated under Commodore Bradford. u GAO Sua
u The steamer Delaware has been wrecked off
Fort j Ohnson. N. - II Il aattn - -A.la -
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q. s. NAVY YARD, BOSTON.

-~-v.r CoAAAFDAHT's OBrlcE June 8, 1875
WEE v. =. SIC ms Gao Ian" as 7. TT Z"
and loUHa sMRRIOA vii b sold 81 mt la
iucuon, on JHUReDl =, TIE ga day Of Teinet
100 clock m, at this Yard, by horaiio Harris
Aueiioneer. ltf I'..I.
The 'ClRCAsSIAN, )" is an Iron Screw.ste mer.
0arQne rugged very sfropf e. excellent COL d.
lion, having been Teof1 fly thcrouRi N .epaired.
With two cylinder. 90 ame.tr." 48 ..stToks %
iTHe oTEIIIh,'' rs an lrOn Screw Soamer with
Two masie. sch oner riRRfd lien n )65 fsef hreadth
0teet DEPTH 1876 ieet. with two cylinders 80 'di-
Aneier," "a "strot O.
The "YS ING RIVER is a bsIqu -Ii-gea vessel
with anxi Iary stean-poweF; lei 9Th 1872 80 Ia 81
'eadth is feet, epth II 10 ieet; ard bas one IN
Ter IS 80 troke. = : IL - ~ w.
Fire percentum ofthe puIcN ase money must be
SID on the day Of eale. am TIE rem4fuder bef-re
be vess"l Is removed from tn Yar0, which mus be
lone within Elk daye aite9 the d~te u tale An In
touod at the Yard. 3. H. s1RINe HAM
fal junedeodlW .af Reae Aamirnl.
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NEW YORK, June IL
The 6lst Massachusetts regiment has lust
marched up. Broadway. The street Is alive
with enthusiasm. As they marched home
ward ltnelr cid State and regimental flags
were rapturously cheered.
7 3.35 7. M.--The 10Th. Maine regiment are
now marching up Broadway, receiving a per-
feet ovation. Their tattered colors we're re-
ceiyed with all honors as they passed by the
multitude. 3i 5sas 100 tss'egr
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ON Friday, Juss 9th, AZ 8 O'Clock P NJ on the
~ premises, We shatisell hOu No iyhg Get.
ItB two story Wo den hou e. WI b a rooms - cd
oiorefs, gUod cellar an abunC ano fwater hard snd
soft; pie saril. lOea co, ma. or . foD pl, T.
vi5wof he Il trboF. lslakds and urean- The l. { 8
30 BY 81 feet fine garden and lew fruit trees II is
we located for boarding houss Tile clear sale
positive. Terms II eIal- tlr
Jus O3-dtd ai rsl.Nt ffl. Nt.
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Hon. Geo. F. Talbot, Of this city, U. S. Dis
trict Attorney, delivered an euogy or address
at Machias on the lst inst, at the comm mo
rative celebration in that town The Repub-
HcGn says: gai X. ..,i.
The address was able 10 every part, and just
such an one az might have been expected from
the distinguished gentleman who delivered it.
1t was resume OF some of the political infu-
ences which led 10 the election of Mr. Lincoln
TO the office OF Chief Magistrate of the ma
ton, OF the subsequent rebellion, and its char.
ac'er, and OF the great political and moral
power which Mr.. Lincoln unfolded so mex
pectedly and so sienaly. He applied the
scdlpet equally to the slave power, 10 Mr.. Blu
chanan's imbecile policy, and to seryile, crine-
ing. time-serving, hesitating Republican poli-
ticians who, after Mr.. Lincolns election. were
so frightened at the dust which the slave pow
er raised. BE laid bare these elements In all
their deformity.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEnF.-By reference to
our advertising columns It will be seen that
Capt. Henry Inman, Assistant Quartermaster
at this port, and Acting Comissary Of Snbsist-
ence, has advertised for proposals for furnish
iig fresh beef for each Of the posts Of Augusta
Machiasport, Rockland, Castine, Eastport and
Treats Islsnd. Attention is invited to the
advertisement. .s,1 y foslt,..q 6,at.z al
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FLORAL CONCERT AND PROCESSION ON
THE 4TH OF JULy.--The sub Committee If
the 4th OF July Committee of arrangements,
on floral concert and procession, met last
evening to make the necessary arrangements
for this beautiful and special feature Of the
celebration of that day.
The affair will take place at an early hour in
the morning, about 8 o'clock. era
The children will be trained in singing by
MIR. g. W. Gardiner.
Mr.. John L. Shaw will take charge Of ar
rangments in assiging positions for the sing
ers, and making all outside arrangements for
music. "a .sasn ssa
The teachers OF the public and private
shcools-msle and female--are appointed a
committee to arrange and bring out the schools.
A meeting Of this Committee will be held at the
Alderman's room this evening at ~ O'Clock
It is hoped that every teacher in the city will
be present. and that such arrangements will be
made SO as to bring out the host Of children in
this city on the morning Of the glorious 4th.
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81 J.iT. Hallahan testified that he commenced
boarding at Mrs. Surratt's in Washington. Feb.
l5th; that he saw Payne there once at break
fast, and Atzerot several times at meals.
Payne at the time was known by the name of
Wood. Witness sawsAtzerott with Payne and
noticed both In the parlor frequently never
saw Harold at that house; last saw J. Sur
ratt on the Sd of April, when he was going to
New York, and witness gave him $50 in gold
which he exchanged with me.
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NEW YoRK.. June 7.

The Tribune's dispatch says the surreptitious
publication OF the suppressed testimony has
greatly endangered the lives Of the Witnesses,
some OF whom are still Ia Canada. DR.. Mer-
warned against going to Canada, but was oblig-
ed to go to settle up bis affairs, and has not
been heard from since he went. sna
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s9taHaa4 New YoRK, June 7.
The steamer Republic has arrived from New
Orleans 3lst ult. az uoq us e sms5ta bssal
u There Is no news except areport from Brasil
Ter City that the country Whereabouts Is in
undated to the depth of fifteen feet. Loss of
stock and other property incalculable. The
inhabitants are destitute, but no lives have
been lost as far as known. 81 ssss.lsrssg 81,
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80 The little Republic of st. Domingo, (about
one-half Of the island, with less than a million)
is again restored, Spain having once more with
drawn the troops sent to subjugate il. The
next withdrawal, it is shreWdly suspected, win
be the French troops from Mexico = Emperor
and all. 81 .aaFtIn S1638s IS
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Financial.

.ia-s s -. PHILADELPHIA, June I.
The subscriptions to the 80 loan to-day
from all parts OF the Union as telegraphed
to Jay Cooke, amounted to $l751, $50. The
number Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for $50 and
800 was 1928. AT rs
.alaL.cnl alal I4ll ..a.a N.al.aasL
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at auction. .,.

ON Saturday, june 10. All O'Clock A N, on I'm,
~ street, Horse. Carriages, H.rness 8. ENTrss
y Agoes' oieoId Wagone, Jenny Lynds Ph aien,
ia esd HrEnr BAILEY c. Aue4oDers.
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HOuse and Lol mt Au,.,,ou.

{ - saturday. June 10, 3 o'e'ocs II n. on th1
emlses. We shall sell ths one nnc n be I ~.
II USE on corner Of lubec aod Merrill arr cts
Ane us Is neatly new, In coed lepsir IN a good
n :. nooI hoed =. en- oeeuI1ed . Pas ~ o.
s cor err lot Good cellar. pood wate ne
Rooms, with oh ,mbrs and clio ets IL IA deslra.
bic to Ueeuov. sale pOsi'ivs-t rms easy
HENRY BAILEY 4 CO., AScti, nee,s
June 6-dtd
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Cotton at Witnsingtoss- Maisae Regiments en-
route Home.

+ - slM o4 ~ New York, June Ia
The Wilmington Herald OF the Sd, states
that since the trade Restrictions were removed
increased amounts Of cotton and rosin are be-
Ing brought to light, and every team in the
vicinity Is called into requisition to cart them
into town to different siorehouses, which are
rapidly filing up.
The following regiments and batteries have
arrived here to-day. They were allfurnished
with excellent rations and transportation by
Col. Howe: l6sb regiment, Col Tilden, 3l6
men, 81 officers; 17th regiment, Col. Mattocks,
246 men, % officers; 10Th regiment, Gel Nor
the above left for home this evening" Il
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ket0 Advcf ffaessaests Te-Dnv.
Proposals for BeeF-Henry lnnman.
Dissolution--Ha & Sylvester.
hon e for Sale-Jehn 9 Proctor.
Spec al Notice-Dr Kelley.
City of Portsand-New Streets, TO. y
Government BondS-Wm H. Wood Son.
Auction Salss--E. M. Patfen. f4f -
Real Estate for Salem X. Sawyer.
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FORTRESS MONROE. june 6.

Yesterday afternoon nearly the whole fleet
OF transports containing the LIST division of the
2lst corps, commanded by Brig. Gen. Draper,
sailed for Mobile Bay. There are now but
two steamers in the harbor, and they will sail
this evening. H3.sae sbld aa3
q The steamer Starlight, which brought Gov.
Magrath of South Carolina as prisoner to
this place, received orders to sail this evening
with Magrath back TO Hilton Head a
"a .if Nsfa IS tr
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J.U.P BUREHAM may be found at his
place, 90 Middle street, ready to wait upon all
those who prefer to be photographed by him
personally, as he makes all the sittings. Heis
prepared to answer all orders promptly, and in
the most workmanlike manner. n- 81
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M St. LOUIS, June1
The majority against the new State Consti
tuition in this county will reach 5000 Scat
tefing returns from the Interior mainly favor
the Constitution, but its adoption is by no
means certain
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Sixteenth MAINE.- This regiment, as we
learn by private dispatch, left New York at
five O'Clock yesterday afternoon Tor Boston
They willprobably arrive here to-day at the
same time with the 18th and 10th, and win inn
mediately proceed to Augusta, where the reg
iment is to be paid of.
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z-8o LOAN.

90 notes are Issued under the date Of July l5,
1860 an are payable three years from that date IN
currency. or are convertible at tie option Of the
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These Bonds are now worth handsome premiun,
and are exempt, IS are all the Government Bonds,
rom State County, and MaaiciDast 10 ssion sobich
adds from oHe 20 three per cent per ana nm 20 their
sdis according 70 the "a levied upon other prop
erty. The interest il yabls semi annually BY cou.
pons attached to each note, which may be cat on
and sold to any bank or banker
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Valuable House az .ucnon,

" pr M SO , y shall eel on. o IS histnut
1. ltis a ~ story wooden house, a kbed rough
ut, IA iini. he rosms. good els q fine q AZ; sood
ed or o. family, or for rwof sired. All pie =.
antly ard ont ally located. IN excellent leigh
The iOtts4o ~ l0S feet III eear-sAls positive.
terms at sale
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctioneers
janed3et b. u-l-nLLL anI--L
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= -
-LIYERP0OL BREADS tufts MARKET. MAY
26 -Richa' dsoa, Spence & Co. and others report
# our dull and nominal; WHEAT inactive and
Ginning Corn quiet and Sd lower, with more
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. May 26
= The same sutho iiies IepoIt-- Beef quiet and
,s,sdy pof. assi hi0on qaet asa easier
10 steady and tending howard A 8 i7.lt esf
!. LlyEhPO0L PRoDuCE- MARKET. May Co.
sugars que s. ana Eeady Cote steady and I'M
ward; Linseed declining; sperm Gu fat add down.
ward; very dul; Spirils Turpcntine no sa es;i Pc
trsleum sales small; r. fined l5s l0d@25s 3D. i.'.I
!, - Latest Commercial per Africa. fl.g,
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET, NAY 27s-
2000 bales TO spectators and exporters The market
clos d qHiet and unchanged. sslas0a $40 ioe itFf
LONDON MONEY MARKET, May a. p. NJ
Consola for money closed At 9l99lt ssaW soa
"A. AMERICAN SECURITIES. - o. s. $40 at s7a
100 suihIo8 hal--z.- 4 ~ .assd has as25 asia
"a afi oa ss.s raya IA. ~. q a''asait e
IT, tboasaes y Nnw Yonx, June i.
otton- dull; sales 800 bales. i Z IVY fs1f ss
FloSg Sa sales 74oo bills Southern dall
Whsat-2gs higher; sales 10, 700 bushels. 1ssasa
a Corn-f mer; sales SO 600 bushels 4sgd en- odN
Ra ~ De'tSr. aas1a vol ei 70 b5v4sb ad
Fork--iowei; sales $500 bbls. - ssns'Ie iiw Hey
hafd-steaay; sales 1899 bbls. q asfE roT % 80
Whiskey- hrmer; sales $40 bbls. ~ n s1ae
Sugars-actiye; sales ], 200 hhds Muscovado at
l04@I24c. 81 rs $40 TaaoM ls5si t3
Coffee-steady. sf, ,.fs 81, Il ,
Freights TO L1verpool-quiet.
aaaf Tidl $50 -all-. -, W 81 g i7.Helog9
1tock H0rAse.
...,. Nxw YoRK, June
American 6oios U.s.. 1877
CumDsriar9 preferred ~ ,..s.s...39
New York Central,
n1AuinB
IRE 49, l5z
nuusoh tel3
Illinois Central scri r. he
michigan Southern. .......... 694
Gold closed at Gallager's Evening Exchange at
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To the Young Ladies Of Portland

nERE we are. two Of the gav boys you read
III about, ready 70 receive aud answer all letters
that may come 20 hand. since ms suspt nsios Of
hands and make tbis appeal 10 on through he col
an ms Of the Press, hoping you win help pass the
time plsasaotly, wAich hefv ice might be pent in
bad company. All communication 81 ctis conf
aeutia'. Photographs exchange 4 dc 9 Ad-
dress BILLY HOWARD, or pAkRN 7t lARE,
Co b 9Th Regt. u. s We Vols, Ia ~ Corps,
camp stonetna Washington, q T.
juneT dsts
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FINANCIAL.
UNITED STATES
tW&EtN AH5tH tlFh4.}
7-30 LOAN.
.sI j sa .Iaanss es 5ra 81 -
iu4lEl HI7rrrci IL -a,f.s4sa ~.
Thdrd series,
p 23 O,OOO.OOO.

BY authority of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agentior the
fae Of the United States Securities, offers to the
public the taird series of Treasury Notes besrine
seven aud three tonth per cant interest per annum
known as the t
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Meeting of the National Typographical
-.7dtTr.sI .fsf flss linton. 81 Sd ttf3s sHS X
q PH1LADrLpHrA. June 7.

sasls's9 = II PHILADELPHIA, June Z.
( At the Convention Of the Typographical
Union to-day, reports were read from the
Unions throughout the country. Ten Unions
are reported in a fourishing condition. 9th.
ers report only the prices paid; and some
make very bad reports. The Cincinnati Un-
ion is reduced one half The Boston Union
is demoralized, there being only one Union
office in the city. The st. Louis Union has
lost control of the daily papers. The Detroit
Union is reported to be In more prosperous
condition than before. Chicago has been
chosen as the place for holding the next Con-
vention. dae 81 zieasIs fat. b aisi
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polau,l Mineral ~ ater.

LAVE apooint ted Jas Lunt ( Co. Druegis's'
I a. Portland Sol Agents for ne sale Of the re
ispd Mineral Wafer, and sball Yep them CO.. stan'
~ supplied with tee SINE fresh IRON tns SsPPrKER
rolant. May scth, 1885 z..l s'' = y"
,rt,s cs,ehrated Mineral water is especially re-
com mended TO all persons affected with a ansH
S,ompIaints Dropsy Dyspepsia. aad hnmors OF all
kinds. Z. s9i JAS NJ A1N -, ~ SSy2s.s,. n.
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Gen. StTawns's FaretOeU ADDRESS to the Army
afe 4o SD sl4esl. of Georgia. - asas ~ Tse

SaaasH ses9ts atsh WASHINGTON, June u +
! Gen Stratum has issued a farewell address
ally ceases to exist. He congratulates them
upon the grand results achieved by their valor,
fidelity and patriotism. Do not he says,
" forget the parting advice of that great chief
tain who led you through your recent brilliant
campaign. As in war you have been good sol
diers, SO in peace be good citizens. If You ev-
err desire to resume the honorable profession
You are now about to leave, do not forget that
this profession is honorable oaly when follow
ed ia obedience to the constituted authority of
your government. 81 rs
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No Difficulty befscee,a the President and Sfan-
toa-The Latter not to Resiqn.

ulG-
The Chronicle states on the authority of Mr..
johnson and Mr.. Stanton that the latter has
had no difference with the former, and does
intend to resign. fsia
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Notos Of all tina denominations named win De
promptly fur. ished upon reeei of subscriDtions
Tho Nots of this Third Ser are precisely similar
in form and privileges to the already
Sold excep that the Government reserves to itself
tn option o. paying interest in gold onin at6 PER
een', ms cad CT a-I0thsn currency. Subscribers
viii deduct the interest in currency up to Jaly 18th,
Of the time when they subscribe. & q q bea u
Thsdeiyery Of me notss this third series ofthe
seven.thirties will comm noe tie LET Of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date. TE s4 ,asN'ftta t#a t4ssa ~ 1850
The slight changemade in the conditions OF this
THIaD SERIES affect only the ma ter of interest -
Repayment In gold, If mado, will DO equivalent to
the currency interest Of the higher rate 6fsf
g The return to specie paymsnts, in the event of
which only viii be the option TO raw interest in gold
be awaited Of, would 50 reduce and equslizs prices
thai purchases msde with tx percent in gold would
be iully sqn&l 20 those made with seven and three
tenths per cent. In currency.
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Rv MIeCtrfoitv

The Rheumatic, tho equity, tho lame and the lasy
leap with joy, and move With the agility aRd slastc
ity of youth; the heated brain Is ooolOd, the frost
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness Il
strengths the blind made to see tho deaf to hear arc
the paisied form to move upright; the bleHishes CT
prevented; the ealamitles Of old are cbviatod ara
an Ncfiyo circulation maintained. EfT'7 -
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SOLDIERS Passing through FhftadelpIstd. "
..f&&h PHILADELPHIA, June Z.
Thirteen thousand troops have arrived in
this city since Saturday. Three thousand ar
rived to-day
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaoh,
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headaoh1
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indIres.
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain In the ds
and back lonoorxho,n, Ter whites) falling Of tn
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus. anf
All that long train of diseases will find In Eleotrjc
tty sure means Of cure. Fer painful menstrnaflcH
OF troubles with young adies Electricity Is ,erfsr
specific, and VII In sshorttie, restore the snssft'
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Proclamation of the Restoring of Habeas
Corpus.
4es4N aaasag s NEW York, June Z.
The Tribune announces that the President
will soon Issue a proclamation restoring the
privilege OF the Habeas Corpus, and ordering
a general clearance of military prisons. sii
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House and Land ala AaisfIoz. Z 3
ON Thursday Jane 6th, o. o,oio.s< ~
- premises. weshal sell house No ~ 2 ~ 80
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= hne cellar LAID In lime and cement largS Co.
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s nee Ine 10. contains about 90 iest IL sons az
me mos. aeirable at he West BOD DIR ctiv 80
polite Hon. eeo W Woodmsn's' and arian,n, ~, ~
nsl g, o. Chas Beckett, $50 IL / one n he
Uo'ra 70 ~, sieees o. properly in The market
may 8ldtd W. 'Auotioheers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-08
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Wooden Building at Auction
I'm Saturday, june TO- 81 N on tn prem ises,
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weooe d welling, Du~ bei 90 IL and "a
To Q removed within one week IN, m sac.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-08

j. j. Arboe was examined at length, but
nothing was ELECTED except that at election
three years ago man made pretty smart at
tack on him. and he understood the man was
killed. He bad been tried twice for that and
been acauitted