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The 18th Maine-Gallantry and Casualties.

HD QRs. 18th Me. Infantry,
~ Near Clover Hill, Va, April 20, 1865. 81
TO the Editor Of the Press: a
For information of friends forward the en-
closed list of casualties in the 18th during the
eth and 7th of this month, near Amelia Springs
The regiment made three distinct charges, car
rying rebel rife pit, capturing about $50 pris-
oners, two stand of colors, a portion of q heayi-
ly loaded wagon train, and driving the enemy
for FIVE miles Lieut. Usher received his death
wound in attempting to secure 8 rebel battle
flag. Lieut.. Col. Hobson was wounded at the
commencement Of thefght. Lieut.. Webb is dan
gerously wounded. The loss of officers was one
in Eve; of men, one in ten.
ssEf no~v Very truly yours, NJ
sJJA1A CHARLES P. MATrocKs, 8
Major Comd'g Regt.
KILLED Lieut.. Scholley Usher, Co. G. !;
Privates Sam'I Milliken, 4, Cornelius Piper, G,
Thompson, K; Corporal Royal Hatch,
H. .RH o. 100
WoUNDED.-Lt Col VIM Hobson, thigh. slight:
Capt Geo b Dunn, K, arm, do; LIST Lieut. James
M Webb, d, leg ampt'd, severe; I'd Lieut. Edwin
Dunn, d, leg, slight; Private @ NJ Crummet,
B, do, do; Cerp J G Holt B., severe; Sergt
Alpheus E Grover, B, severe; Private VIM F So
per, C., do; Corp Amos G Winter, D, head,
sight; Privates Isaac Rounds, D, leg, do, Ell
win Barrett, D. head, severe, Royal F Rideout,
Z, slight; Corp Joseph Burgess, F, knee, do;
Corp Chas W More, F, face, do; Privates John
Shorey, F, breast, do, L Plaisted, G, head,
do; Corp John 8 Manson, G, shoulder, do; LIST
Ssrgt George Keef, G, abdomen, do; Privates
John Mitchell, II, arm severe, Jason Hanson, H,
leg, do, Joseph G Elder, H, arm, slight, John Z
True, /, head, severe, Wallace 8 Hodsdon, I.
breast, do, Fred A McKenney, I. leg and eve.
slight; Corp A ] Miller, X, abdomen, severe;
Corp e Holt, K; Privates G Boynton, K,
Henry M Sawyer, A, foot, slight. -.
Total officers killed, isa' SAB s.ls1 so
wounded, 4sssig
Enlisted men killed, ~
=" tg" wounded, "a I'll
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The VERY THING FOR THE TIMEs.-If there is
one ining more than another that comes IN good
time just now, it is the Family Dye C6Iors Of How
Stevens. The use will save the necessity ior pur-
on sing many q garment, the more particularly
old things may be made 10 look as good as new
There dyes inclu thirty or more colors, are
entirely Reliable and can be US with the smallest
sthe result Is very certain. They can be used on
all sorts Of fabrics and when cololorsd will neither
Is immense and their use almost universal ap16dlw
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DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs

The Great Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor-
er, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
clre ever used 1901 '45E 'fe..3 .tir1 ~, q.
Thes eff3ctually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and ali
kind ed diseases. Gai4sa & fsfse
they cleanse the system. regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite drive out all humor-, purify the
blood. and strengthen, inyigorate build up, and
store to heal and sonndness. both body and mind
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tie. sold by q / dealers in me iicine. g GORGE G,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Hong Kong Feb 81, ship Kingasher, Freeman.
for San Francisco, gets $40 0O0 In full.
At Akyab I'd ul,, ships White Mountain, Harden
Jennie Eastman. Starkey; Old Colony, Berry; Geo
Washington, Haines; Rival, Doane; BenI Bangs
Norcress. and Alice Bali. R5ss. uuc; Reaper, Lor.
ing and Ellen Hood. Kihy, do, having been releas-
ed from their charters; artha Cobb, Pisbury nnc
9 Grant, Hinkley. do and others.
CID Feb 20, ship Oracle, Wood, Singapore
Ar at Buenos Ayres Feb lS ship Golden Rule, Ma.
goun, Lisbon,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF PORTLAND.
Wedne sdRy ..................... April Id.
! ARRTVEn

3 Wednesd Ry ..................... April ID.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Belgian, tBrl Wylie. Liverpool via Lon
donde-ry. aIs kt
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
sen Hampden belie. Hatch, Philadelphia.
Sch Juno, Seavey. New York
Sch Bay State, Torrey, New York.
Sch st Lucar, Barnes, New York.
Sch Ocean, Candon Boothbay.
Sch Mary Frances. Jones, Machias for Boston.
K OUrSIDE-A light ship, bound in supposed the
Bazaar, Stinson, from New York.
CLEARED. e. aftE.
Sch Three Brothers tBrl Theal, Joggins NS-mas-
ter. slro-sstaE ...-
Sob Loud Cook. New York-Jabez True
Sch Mariel, kaler, Waldoboro-
SAILED-Barque Gertrude; briggs Rio Grande,
Hattie Wheeler, w Sawyer; schs Il Conant
aannie Westbrook, Hattie > sampson, Alice. and
others.
LAUNoHED-At Farmin gdale. 18Th inst, from the
yard of Bradstreet. ESQ. brig OF about 200 TONS
called the Nellie Mitchell = ~, 5-.0.t,
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MARRIED.

IN Bath, April Is, VIM B Weber and Miss Melissa
N Hilton. both of Lewiston
In Wiscasset, Bradford Dickinson. Jr, of Wool.
wich, aud Miss Alice Smith, of Boothbay.
In Athens, April 8, Augustus II Cook and Mrs Alb.
by Palmer t8
In CornviIle. April 10 Rosamus Mitchell OF
skownegan, and Martha w Cass, OF Cornville.
In New Portland, April 4, Leander Daggstt. Jr,
and Amelia Butler IL
= In L, Madison. April !, George Norton and Nancy
In Skowhegan. April 10. Charles Pallen and Mrs
Elizabeth Savage, both of Arson
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Aggregate loss,

Casualties in the Twentieth Maine.
HEADQUARTERS Goth Me. voLs., !,
4 April S, 1865
To the Editor Of the Press:
have the honor herewith to forward you q
list of the casualties Of this regiment during the
recent engagement. You will confer great ia
vor by publishing it in yourpaper.
Very respectfully, WIN. E. DoNNELL,s
Adjutant 10th Maine Volunteers.
Casualties in the Goth Maine regiment, on
the the, SOth and 3lst of March and 1st Of April,
=. WOUNDED.
March 3O.-Lt. Joseph Walker, face, slightly;
rrivatts VIM Coburn, hand. slightly, Francis
Mcdonald, back, do, John Brown, slightly in
head, John Lynes, arm and breast severely
Accidentally, by falling Of tree, Private Francis
Wright, slightly
KILLED.
March 31.-Privates Harrison Brazier, Peter
Reed.
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DIR. rEsBErrs,
-g Y.sIOL GIs0ALsw
9 HAIR
RE g e N E r A r o r !
IT'S MoDus oPERANDI


Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
efthe head 10 formed and secreted. AS long as the
scalp tree from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps its natural appearance
and color But when humors aud other diseases at.
same disease and the hair gradually gray, dry
and brittle Sooner later the hair begins to fall
off, and in many cases, if not arrested, will produce
complete badness.
TO remedy this pathological condition of the
glands. and create new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regeneration has proved q per-
feet success. aA ar 4efas4
its not "Dye, and will not stain particle 1t
will positively RESTORE GRAY HAIR'' in all cases
to its original color. It promotes growth Of new
hair in all cases on Bald Heads when the gands or
roots of the hair not completely disorganized-
It prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandruii, heat, humors and itching from the scalp
re keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly healty and
giyes It q glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t is
highly perfumed, and as dressing 1t has superb
or fhe Regenerator' is warranted to produce the
above results in all cases, if not the money to be
refunded. Whit every "Gray Head" In New Eng.
land can be restored in less anthirty days. -
Price 81. per Bottle. sasa n
IS TEBBETTS BROTHERS, sa ID
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester,
49.sa tatasta4 NH.
GEORGE o. GOODWIN & CO., So Hanover
street, Boston. General Wholesale Agents ,l1s
w. W WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland, Maine.
Z Jan 2eod Ans v eias
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FOR WOOD, leather. orockerY, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housskeeper can
have ltisin liquid fsrm and insoluble in water or
oil. 1t VIII adheFeoily substances completely. Two
nunce bottle, with brush family package) as cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BkOS. Co., Proprietors. Providence.
Il. ON receipt OF % cents, family package will
be sent BY mail. feb7d3m
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THE HONEST OLD MEDIo1NEl

n II. Downs Balsamio Elixir for Coughs. Colds
Wnooping Cough, and all diseases Of the tnroat,
chest and lungs,
See circulars Tor certificates from Hon. Paul Dill.
Hnghim, Hoa. Bates Turner, late Judge OF The Su-
preme Court OF Vernon; DE- j. u. Woodward,
Eurgeon for the Vermont Militia. - \ r. i,
Sold by all dealers in Medicines John Henry
w Aterbury, VT, Proprietor.
marsOdlow&w1t
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4MusIc HATH CHARMS TO sooTHE THE SAVAGE
taH BREAST"
And SrEaLING's fragrant Am srrsia will render
stron wiry hair, soft silken, and glossy, and Grad
icate dandruf. r..g- apt 2w :
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JEWELLERY.
oRTLAN
Photographic Gallery
ALONZO S. DAVIS, Proprietor,
so Middle St., Portland, Me.
Copyin z done in the best manner dec29tf

Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great Diuretic.
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
~ 8 RILLA HG fE@ "a 2. e
'a4tss.sa Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the most active that can be
made 35 eA EH A4 4#
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PASSENGERS.

In the Belgian. from Liverpool : Lieut. Dundas,
Mast Prinscombe, Thos Carman. Brown, Messrs
Knox. Webster, Geddes. Mooney, Grombe, Levey,
and 28l others in tina steerage. sa
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DISASTERS.

Brig Cemantha Hopkins, Hamor. from Portland
Matanzas, put into Boston 18th in distress. having
sprung leak 90 i41 sIs s4-f 81
Sch Matanzas. be'ore reported ashore In viney ard
Sound. is being discharged into lighters and will
come of without damage. She did NOT fill asfeport-
ed. nor does she leak
Sch Albion. lof Castine) Smith, from Belfast for
Fortress Monroe, while running out of Holiness Hole
I7,h got in contact with another vsssel, and lost
iibboom; had arrived at NeWpOlt
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollfent In its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Faasv
Goods Dealers. ianSldlyr
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THE instrument known as the Cabinet Or
gan is quite as great an Improvement upon the
melodeons, introduced some twenty years ago,
or Its successor, the harmonium, as concert
grand piano folte of to day is over the imper-
feet pianos in vogue a quarter OF century
since. The melodeon lost favor from lack
OF capacity for expression. Its music was mo-
notonous to degree annoying to cultivated
ears. The harmonium was an improvement
upon the meIodeon, but still failed to satisfy
to the extent demanded by Its use in chapels,
school rooms, or halls, as support to choral
singing. Within a. couple of years, Messrs.
Mason & Hamlin, who have always taken the
lead in this country as manufacturers of reed
instruments, have succeeded in largely over
coming the diects noticed in instruments of
this class.-Neto York World. So
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BEAUTY is A Jov PoREvER

THING OF BEAUTY is A JoV FOREVER.
Those who desire br.lIiancy o. complexion, must
purify and enrich the bio d WA ch CON
OEkTRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec
o,leeot 1t is no patent me iicne. Ask Hemboids
Take no other.
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Story Of q Portland Soldier,

Mr.. G. P. Skillins Of this city has Just re-
ceived letter dated at Camp Fisk, near
Vicksburg, April 4th, from his son, Corporal
C. w. SKlLLINs, OF the lst Maine Cavalry,
who has been for a long time confined in rebel
prisons, having been changed from one place
to another according TO the caprice or chang
ing fortunes of the rebel authorities. This
letter is the first received for nearly year,
and the father-who had one son killed In the
battle of the Wilderness-had given up this
son for dead. 49,.
According to this letter, which we have be-
fore US, he was captured near Warrenton, Va,
Oct, l3, 1868, and taken to Richmond where
he remained in prison nearly five months, or
till March Z, 1854. Then he was removed to
Andersonville, Ga. where he remained six
months. In this place now known as a
perfect Golgotha he was kept about one
month, then removed to Millen, Ca, and con-
fined about two weeks. From Millen he was
sent to Blackshire where he remained about
six weeks, and was then sent to Thimasyille,
stopping there only twoIweeks, then to Albany,
Ga, where he was but one week, and then to
Andersonville again, where he was confined
three months, or until March 25, 1865 when
he was taken out for exchange. He was
finally delivered to the U. s. authorities at
Big Black river, on the lst day of April. which
he says was the happiest day he ever saw. and
one never to be forgotten.
When he arrived at Big Black he was near
ly naked. his sheath very poor, having been
kept as prisoners usually have been by those
| friends who had charge of the prisons, and
| probably nothing but good constitution and
determined will saved him from finding
grave where so many OF our brave boys have
died from the effec.s Of exposure, starvation
and many other forms of brutality. He says
since his arrival at Vicksburg he has greatly
improved and hopes soon 10 reach home, and
that the Sanitary and Christian Commissions
| are doing all they can to promote the happi-
ness OF the large numbers who have arrived
| there. .atiisa
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a1|fI1sa I||I.asisllIs MISSING.
Private James Morgan.


Private James Morgan.
VA KILLED
April Corp Edmund Morrison; Corp
VIM M Camore; Privates Charles v Chase,
Samuel Calf. Benjamin B Robbins, Jacob G
Sidlinger, Joseph Ellis.
WOUNDED. 21
April List Sergt u L Weed, shoulder, Sc
yerely; Corp Henry U Sweat, shoulder, slightly;
Privates Henry G Sanders, head severely, James
Shauith, arm, do, John Simonson, face and arm,
slightly, Charles Tucker, arm, do, Hartley
Grant, very slightly, Theodore Gerrish, do,
John Il Hyler, breast, severely, jeremiah Sho-
rey, thumb. slightly, Charles II Edwards, arm,
do, james Foster, leg, do, John Robken, elbow,
do, James Bamford. do, Joseph Gilbert, leg,
severely, George H Clark, arm, do, N Hem
derson, hand slightly, George W Curtis, leg, Sc
verely, W Hearing, severely, William Carey,
breast, mertally. Samuel A Collins, both legs,
severely, John F Thorn, head, slightly, VIM
Herring, hand, severely.
sv s4av aas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AK
Ohicers-none; men-nine. an
WOUNDED.
Oticers-two; men-forty-fve.
MISSING.
Ofhcers-none; men-one,
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To PURIFY, ENRIo8 THE BLOOD AND BYAuTIFY
the complexion, use HELMBoLD's HIGHLy CoNoKN-
TRAfED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPkRILLA. One bot
tie equals insrreng one gallon OF the Syrup or De-
clCtlOn, .aF- So II & fsgflr5ts N ~
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HRLMBoLD g EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA cleanses
and renovates the blood, pures, insis the vgpr OF
health into the system, and purges out the hlmors
thst make disease.
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Ste,mship Bolgan-84 bds iron.
watches,do; cases mdse. 8 cases seeds, 10 boxes
oranges Prindle; bales mdse, cases hard
ware, Thos Paddock; cases mdse, Agent x
Boston. .aU .4 atl.
CORVALLIS Ms. Sch Cotnam-ss cords wood
to Randall. alr. rf
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BEWARE OF CoUNrERP RIrs AND UNPRINCIrLED
DEALINGS endeavoring 10 aie pose of their own and
other preparations, on the reputation attained by
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
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WOUNDED.

March 3l.-Lieut James Stangood, leg Sc
yerely; LIST sergt W 8 Clark. ear, slightly; Corp
Richard Hughes, neck, severely; Corp Edwin
leg, severely, Saml Clancy, breast, do, VIM
Jones, leg, do, George Bacon, do, do, Frank
Hutchinson, head slightly, James Brecoster,
hand, slightly, Thomas Jones, back, do, James
MCGOWAN, hand, do, Silas Young, face, severe
ly, Advardis Billyp, breast, do, John w Dolin.
neck, slightly, Aaron Torrey, leg, severely, Hen
ry Rhone, head, slightly. 80
Accidentally, Private Elihu Brown. knee.
slightly.
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WHY IHJURE THE CoMPLExIoN BY PowDERs
AND WASHES which CHOKE or fill up the pores Of the
skin, and in short time leave il harsh anddryy 1t
Is the blood, and If you want smooth and soft skin
use HBLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA.. 1t
removes black spots, pinpes and all eraptions ofthe
skin. 5000
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NOVA Few OF rHE WORST DISORDERS that af
fict mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood
HELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q reme-
dy ofthe utmost value.
,56 gil6gfa 3, oiis mar2odsm
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Belfast. - S-s
SD sth. Sarque Lizzie Raymond Croker, Boston;
10th, brig Neva, Talbot Cienfuercs
Ar at Matanzas 9Th inst brig Ramson Deano I'm
New iork YIN, Ottolan. Gooding Portland; 18th.
barques mira Coombs. Buchanan, Boston; Henry
Bartlett Portland.
Cid 18th; brig wenonah, GRAHAM. New York.
Sid TN Cardenas 9Th inst, barque John Kerr, SWEET
lar New York.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

n[Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the
regular European lines The steamers for or from
Liverpool call at Queenstown, except the Canadian
line, which call at Londonderry. The steamers tor
or from the Continent. call at Southampton.
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SPOKEN.

March IL lat %, Ion AZ IS. 4nip Charger, Knowles,
from Boston for San Francisco - had experienced
heavy weather and lost three men overheard.
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LIST OF ARTICLES
ToBE soLDFoR ONE DOLLAR EACH,

Without regard to vaur. and not to pad tor un-
til you know whAsy you will rscevo EACH
10 Elegant Rosewood Tianos
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per city Of LiverpOOl-AddltiOnal.1

fPer City OF Liverpool-Additional1
Ar at Liverpool 4th inst, Zsphyr Lane, Havre; 5th
Peruvian, (sl Portland.
Ga 9Th, Urania. PiDkham, p K Island.
Sld 9Th Hammer gsr Wilson. Bathurst.
Passed Deal Attn Nevada Bartletr, from Leith for
Point de Gale.
OF Plymouth 3d. Mary Alice, Cook, from Boston
for London.
Ar at Leith 4th, EIvira Owen, Oliver, Callao:
Emit out at Newcastle 3)th, Premier, McGilvery,
for Genoa.
Sid fm Queenstown alt. Living Age, Nickes. tim
Caaol for London.
Ar at BOMBAY I'd ult. W Farnsworth. Thorn
dke, from Maulmain.
Ar at Hamburg I'd inst B Klmball. Dearborn,
Calao.
Sid I'm Cnxhaven lst inst. Fleeiwing. Kelley. tim
Bakers Island) for Hamburg.
Ar at Bremerhaven lst Moro Castle, Ross. from
New York.
SPOKEN.
March H. lat 90 Ion a. IS. 41ip Charger, Knowles,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-20

CQMEWHERe on Exchange or middle Street. q
~ Pocket Book containing ss5 In bills aud some
scrip. Ihehuder will be i5erally rawrcad by leav-
ing II at the Counting Room OF EMERY 4 FOX,
Browns Wharf. ap2Od9ts
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-31

Opening of the Erie camar-Marsne Disaster.