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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-07
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EVENING PAPERS.
Southern Items.


New YORK, March. 8.
The Raleigh N. G. Journal of the Sd, says
when our forces marched out OF Wilmington
they were brought to stand at Alligator
Creek, a short distance out, and our skirmish-
ers driven back. 1t also says it is believed
that Hapgood's rebel brigade with the ex-
ception ofthe It'll battalion, was captured.
The Raleigh Conservative INDUCES the hope
if the plans succeed, Sherman will be bagged
or sent bowling to the rear.
The Richmond Despatch of the Sd. SAYS no
Yankees had advanced toward Fayetteville
from Wilmington on the LIST inst. 1t SAYS it
has nothing from Sherman, and presumes he
is still stuck in the mud of South Carolina.
The Enquirer of the Sd has a long article
showing that Sherman and Grant are to be
beaten ia detail, aud then the Independence of
the Conederacy will be secured.
Gov. Vance of North Carolina, is now ac-
lively at work it says in rallying the people
aud organizing resistance. IL says Grant has
stripped every section of the country and in
Western Virginia has notmen enough toprotect
his generals while sleeping. The rebel papers
are confident that Grant will move the mo-
mept the ground is sufficiently hard to permit
him to do SO. They say he has everything
ready for an advance. The Federals are kept
watchirg nightly for Semmes on the James
River, while the rebels are kept active watch
ing for deserters from their lines. if isb
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CAIRO, Ill.,, March 4.
The steamer Magenta, from New Orleans,
has arrived. She took 200 Federal prisoners
from Red River to New Orleans for exchange,
and brought up sixty exchanged marines.
The steamer George Bailey, from Matamoras
Esd, reports the arrival there of the steamer
San Roman, with Mr.. Wood, the United States
there.
All was quiet at Matamoras. Gov. Binley
came passenger from Matamoras. a.
New Orleans markets unchanged. Two
more cargoes of molasses and sugar had arriy-
ed at New Orleans from Cuba.
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Gorham Election.

The election in Gorham yesterday resulted
in the choice of the Union ticket by majority
Of more than two to one. The following are
the officers chosen:
For Town Clerk-C Henry Paine.
For Selectmen, Assessors, and Oyerseers of
u roor--,Joseph w. Parker, James Phinnev.
FOR Ireasurer--John @. Card.
Eor Colsctor Of Taxes-Rufus Mosher.
For Auditor-Samuel +. Bacon
FOR school Committee-Albion K. p. Files.
Josiah B. Webb. i'@e'
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MARRIED.

In this city, March g. by Rev DIR Shailer, Capt Jas
A Ninot and Miss RebeccA RAJ sdel. both Of Port
land
Edw ard Chose and Mrs Angelina Hamilton. both
of North Yarmouth. -t-rss rs ~ ..-
In Madison. Feb 81. Levi Powers, of .Norridge.
wook. and Mary Ward. of M.
In San francisco, Dec 81. Nathan W Blanchard
Graduate o Waterville College, aud Miss Elizabeth
He bis. of North Berwick. , VI
In Portsmouth, Feb 81 Jacob W Hanson, of Ken.
nebunk: and Miss Lizzie @. daughter of james Lar.
rabee ESQ, OF p. $50 9atT alJ RI
In Ellsworth. Jan 20. Judson Tucker and Mrs Ma
~ Mcfarland. f. II j. ~. ........,r l-
In Gouldsboro. Feb "a. Epps II Sargent, of G, and
Ellen Gilley. of Cranberry Isles p l'- ~
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Hilton's Insoluble Cement.

For wood, leather. crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have 1t Is in liquid FORM and iasoluble in water or
OIL 1t will adhere oily substances comp etsy T~ O.
ounce bottle. with brush family packagel 25 cents
each. Sold every where. E s4pa A
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence
R. I. On receipt of 80 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. ar feb5d3m
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DECLINED THE HONoR.--J. II. Hamlen,
Esq, President of the Common Council, re-
quests us to say that his name was placed on
the so-called Working Mems ticket, for Alder
man in Ward 6, without his knowledge or
consent, and that he knew nothing of it till
late Sunday evening. Mr.. Hamlin called up
on us early yesterday morning.
Mr.. b. +. Kinds. Ward l., also requested us
to say his name was put on the same ticket
for Warden against his will; that he had not
a particle of sympathy for the factious move
meat. tEL fr
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W Inc Mrs Grundys'' at Washington, were
excessively shocked that g Andy johnson .
should make speech before taking the oath Of
Office for Vice President, and such q snescb a.
kn0wledging himself plebeian, repressr,;rs
the common interests and common people 81 tbe
land He even said this in the face Of foreign
fBnctionariss
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DR.. HARVEY. Having sold out my bust.
ness in Boston, have permanently located IN Port.
land, Me. where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment OF Chronic Complaints with my new
Chemical Remedies.
have cured hundreds Of cases after all other rem
edies have failed. 4s41 lullla ciNll .li
Consultation Free. s.1n- 1il7 V8r1n.rr
Office hours from 8 to Il A. M, andfrom 2 to 6 P.
NJ feb2ldtf
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Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands or more commonly Roots
Of the Hair. 1t from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head Is formed and secreted. AS long as the
scalp isfree from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, andthe hair keeps its natural appearance
and color. But when humors aud other diseases af-
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
same disease. and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle sooner or 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.
Itisnot "Dye." and will not stain particle. II
to its Original color. 1t promotes growth of new
hair in all on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair not completely disorgsnized.
dandruf, heat, humors and itching from the seain.
It keeps the hair eof moist and perfectly heaItv and
gives It glossy and beautiful appearances. II i
highly pertuped, and as dressing il has no superb
Or. Inc "hegenerator" Is warranted to produce the
above results ir al cases. if not the money TO be
refunded; With every Gray Head" in New Eng
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
Price u. per Bottle.
TEBBETTs BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester,
NJ
GEORGE O GOODWIN & CO., IS Hanover
street, Boston. General Wholesale Agents
w. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland, Maine.
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4 oonsptraey 70 osp...re Cen. sAsr.as..

s-s5ss--t9 ia New YORK, March 6.
The Herald's Winchester correspondent OF
the Sd, says Gen. Sheridan's force up the val
ley was well equipped, and commanded in per-
son by Gen. Sheridan and his subordinates,
Merritt, Custer, Devins, Forsyth and Gibbs.
A conspiracy to capture Gen. Sheridan was
discovered, and thres leading families sent out
side our lines. A ball was announced to
which Gen. Sheridan was to be invited, and
then the guerrilias were to come in and cap
ture him. as-4 y aHre
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Guerrilla o"trages.

60 CAIRO, ILL.,, March 6.
Guerrilla outrages of the most iendish
character continue in the vicinity of Memphis.
A fight occurred at White Station, near Mem
phis. ON the I'd, between 800 guerrillas and 30
Federal pckets in block house, A number
of guerrillas we're wounded.
Over 1000 refugees arrived in Memphis
since Jan. 1t, of whom $50 were sent to
Cairo
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MARINE NEW s,
FORT OF PORTLAND.

M0ndny,........-...s. March @.
3 li sAs- -9tt ARRIVED.
Brig Katahdin, Saunders, FIN Havana 10th ult via
Boston. 'tia % sisita fi lF. "
Sch Leach, Sherman, Rockland. etr Lib
Sch Venus, Hersey, Boston for Pembroke,
s...-as ,ra sts- CLEARED. ~ t.
Steamer Chesapeake. Willetts, New York-Emery
& Fox. 4
Sch Lucy Ames, Flanders. Washington DER G
York Son. az eaA ii@. Hu N
Sch Flora Sawyer. Reed. Fortress Monroe-s L
Brown. afAtf n "a. tf.s..,- f,.1.. 1870 M :. :
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston-A L Hob
SON. Al+- Nft IL Aff'AA ~7IT- -T ~
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Capture of Fort White-Repuiss of Rebel
Cavalry by oar Sailors and Martnes.

ss.assE 10 a PHILADELPHIA, March 6.
The U. S. Transport Massachusetts, has ar
rived here, and reports that our Naval forces
have captured Fort White. 1t is splendid
work, mounting II heavy guns, and situated
just below Georgetown, s. G. The sailors and
marines then landed and captured George
town. The rebel cavalry made a charge on
them in the street, but were calamity repulsed
with the loss OF several killed. wounded and
prisoners. Our loss was one man.
Admiral Dahl green's flag ship Harvest Moon,
on her way down was sunk by torpedo
All hands were saved excepting the Steward.
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SP GAL MOTIF Es.


= ne unconditional Union voters of Yarmouth are
requested to meet at the Temperance Hall, in said
Town, on Friday next Msrch 10th, at IL O'Clock
X 70 select oandi -ates fer Town officers for The
ensuing year, and also 10 choose Town Committee.
Per Order of Town Com.
Yarmouth March 7, 1896. I'd
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Ar at Liverpool 18th ult Hibernian fs) Dutfon
Portlandi Wisconsin. McStoker. New York
CID 10th Ocean, stanwood, Baltimore; l7th, S L
ADV 18th Belgian. 81 for Portland Feb %; Mir
nesoia, BIT Matthews, for Boston March /; Mary Z
Riggs, Lowell, for New York. K Ludwig, IA. d.
Ar at Deal nth. Jessie Conn Cofhn Maulsnain for
London. land proceeded.l -
OF Plymouth 18th, Uncle Joe, Nickels and PEI sls
Doane IRON CalIao fer Leith
Sid I'm Bristol PHI nth. Gettysburg, Edge. Cardiff
4 In pert. Frances, Kelley. for Genoa. Idg.
IL In kiug Road l7'h, John Tucker. Halleti, from
Sid FIN Newport 18th. Homeward Bound, Gilmore.
p. Sid I'm Cardiff 18Th. Pleiades winslow, and Mar
celus White. for Rio Janeiro 81 = 900
Ent out at Newcastle 18th, Martha Bowker, Good
burn for Alexandria e. y fuI aill
Ar at Belfast 18th, Berkshire. Post. Callao.
Ar at Messina 7th ult Machias. Gates, Lisbon s,b
Daniel Draper. Nickerson, Gibraltar; 9Th G II IN,
ton, Curry, Trieste; 10th, A A Drebert Nickels do
Ar At Palermo Oh ult, Starlight. Reynolds, from
Cardiff. -N---
Ar At Bouc lfh ult Cordoba, Roberts Marseilles
Sid Dec %. Merrimao, Royt, st Helena. Il. 0'.s. .
SID I'm Smyrna I'd ult, Eugenia, Fletcher. for Con-
Sid I'm Messina Jan 81. Alton. Wood. for Roston
2Sih, w Harris. Davidson. Now York u
Cid at Malaga 4h ult, b Smith, Nc Lelian Boston
SD nm Genoa stn uls, Express, Ferguson, for New
Ar st Cadiz nth ult, American Union. Hubbard
New YORK + . a..s I. .r.t.IH .' '.....
Sid 9Th. Zephyr. Small, Messina; l2th, MattapOny,
Wyman, Buoksport
Ar at Antwerp 18th ut, Ella Dix Boston,
kirush, Feb l4--The Col Ledyard. Wells from
the Clyde for Madras, has put in here with cargo
shifted. She will right it in day or two
Queenstown, Feb l6-rhe Am baroue Union fron
Cote for New York, with ga T. was abandoned in a
sinking condition the Sth inst, lat AZ n Ion "a w
The crew were taken OF and landed here by the
Christian Rankin, from Callao. - '-'
SPOKEN. a
Jan 80. lat s, Ion 80, ship Picayune, from Ca.hO
| for Genoa. - -AO
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Brig Hattie Emery, Fits, from Cardenas which
struck on sunken ledge white coming throu b
white Head passage was assisted of by tho Revenue
sci was kept ahoat, she having stove large hole
through her bottom and the pumps being out Of or
der. She win discharge and will have to go the
railway for repairs. IN N.I
Barque John Wesley. Patten, at New Orleans from
New York. reports that the first five days expe-
squalls from WNw. shifting cargo, sc. Feb I'd. 8
A N, the second officer II B Patten Of Hampden
went into the ships head AID by some means fell
overheard aud was lost. After LAYING by one hour
and half without getting tight Of him, the ship
filed away on her course. -ef
Brig sarah Crosby, from New York for Bsau.
fort Nc is still ashore at Sandy Hook the sea bTesI
over her at food tide. She is being stripped of her
sails and rigging.
Barque Union, which was abandoned at sea 9Th
ult, registered $50 tons. built at Kennebunk in
1856, and hailed from New York.
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DIED.

In winslow, Feb %. Mr. Andrew Warren. aged
as years.
. At Kendall's Mills, Feb 81. Mrs Lydia. widow of
the late Jesse Follett. aged 20 years months.
In Boothbay, Feb rs. Mrs Sarah n, wife Of Geo
Reed aged 81 years.
Hartford, aged years months n
In Belfast Feb 10. Mrs Thirza Il. wife of h Trus.
sell, aged SO years months. $3.50 -
In Lincolnviile. Feb s Walter Burton only sop NJ
Calvin and Sarah Z Haskell, aged years months
In Linoolnyille, Feb rs, Of lung fever. Mrs Mary
go years,
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emollient in its nature, frsRrantIy
scented and extremely beneficial in Its act upon
the skin. For Sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan3ldlyr.
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Price u. per Bottle.
ITCH, ITCH, ITCHl
cratchl Scratch Scratch
WHEaTONS OINTMENT

" HEsu 4 Wv . OH@V 4 ~ 1SJE
Will Cure the Itch in AZ Hours,
Also cures SALT RHRUM. ULoERs, CHILRLAINs
and ali Eruptions of the Skin. Price 30 cents For
sale BY all Druggists.
By sending 90 cents to any Apothecary In Port
land, it will be forwarded by mail, free Of postage
10 any part of the United States.
' WEEKS PORTER, Sole Agents,
ITO Washington street. Boston.
Also for sale by
WV WHrPPIR
jan26eod3m and e. L. STANwoop
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 18th, barque John Weslv.
Patten. New York; brig Newburg Howes. Phila,
delphia; sob Ste bbins, Littl field, Matamoras
Below, ship Elizabeth Hamilton, White from Navv
fork; sch Juliet from Bangor
CID 18th, brig Moses Rogers, Jones, New York
BALTIMORE-Ar 3D.. schs Susan Sears and A
Townsend. Collins, Alexandria. - ~
Below 4th' brig Frances Jane, Martini from Porto
CID Sd. brigs Echo Benson, Ponce r. Mari.
Wheeler. Fortress Monroe - ai ~
, fhILADELPHiA-Ar8 3D.. ship Sebastopol. sav;n
rensacola brig Surf, Sweetland, Camden; sch sta p
light, York, Cardenas seA osar-
Eld 81 schs NJ E Smith, Smith, Cienfueeos. ss.rs.
VILE, Sears, Boston. oears-
a. AZ Newcastle. Del. I'd. sch Young Teazer, Morton,
N NEW YoRK-Ar Sd, sch Abby Gale, MoDopald,
:. Ar 4th, schs Hampden Belle, Hatch YbiIadephia;
Forest. Conary ElizabethpOrt for New Bedford.
= Cid Sd, ship J bogart, for London; brig sarah
Crowell, Rio 6rande.
CID 4th, barque Quickstep, Foster Matau oras;
sch Jeanette, Saunders, st Pierre.
Sid %. Darque Christlna; briggs A Berry, Gem
merce, ashing ton, and others.
tby Tell AR 9Th, ships Marcia Day, Cnase from
Havana; Molocka, Nickels; Maynower, Goodwiu,
ana Sandusky, from Savannah; batque La Plata,
Croweil. do; brig Belle of the Bay, from do
Ar b, ships Peruvian, Sargent, Manila; Orient,
Hill. Liverpool: Harpswell, Kelley. FIN Havre; Ply
mouth Rock, Grant London; barques Helen Au-
gusta, Cuts st Mares; Arizona, Cocord. Cardenas;
6rigs Loeb Lomond, Shute,Sag A Ross, Smith,
Cardenas.
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DEFINED The newspaper press of this
city is now clearly defined in its political sta
tus. OF the daily papers there is one Union
the Press.-lone Democratic-the Argus,
and two copperhead. 1sns w0stV
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RThe Savannah Daily Republican has been
restored to its former size, and with its old head
begins to look quite natural agair. 1t is pub
lished by John E. Hayes, who has purchased the
Beaufort Free South and merged it in the Re
publican. The advertisements show that the
Yankees are there,
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DR. WADswORTH's "DRY UP" ia certain
remedy for Catdrrh. There 10 no mistake about
this The "Dry Up" has cured thous ands OF cases
and tne sale OF the article Is constantly increasing
word to the wise is euficient.
Il. H. HAY, Druggist, Special Agent,
Febveod&eW5w Portland, Me,
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Far Sale.

BRICK HOUSE No 70 Free st. Said house is
built in the most thorough manner, very Goa.
venie't and in perfect repair, For particulars call
at G, L storer Co.'S, 4s 90 Middle st. s
marldlw+ G. L. STORER.
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

The Minister Of Marine at Turin has given notice
light would be exhibited from lighthouse recent
ly erected on Cape Caccia, the West point Of en-
trance to Porto Coate. West Coast of Sardinia
The light Is fixed white light varied by fash
every four minutes. 1t is placed at an elevation of
$40 feet above the mean level Of the sea, and In
clear weather should be seen from Distance Of
90 miles. rirt t.f tlln l-.r n177f
The illuminating apparatus is diOptric or by lenses
The tower lie white, surmounted by dark colored
lantern. and 50 feet Oh from base TO vape II Is
said to be In lat 40 80 "a N loa East of Green
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
WB SHUBRICK Chairman.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board
Z WaehinetOn Citv 1853 -
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TRIAL OF JOHN Y. BEALL.-D. Appleton &
Co. New York, have published neat pam
phlet edition of the trial of this noted rebel
SPY and guerrillero, by military commission.
Il contains not only the charges and examina-
ton of the witnesses, but the argument of
prisoners counsel and the summing up Of
the Judge Advocate, as well as the finding OF
the court and the order for his execution
which was carried into effect on the 25th ult.
For sale by Bailey & Noyes.
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EAREIGN PORTS

AT Foochow Dec 18th. barque Rover, Hunt, for
Shanghae.
At Singapore Jan Z, ships Helveta, Warren. from
San Francisco, unc; Sabine, Woodward. I'm Shang-
haze ar lst Winged Arrow, Berry, unci barque
Rocket, Freeman, for Boston
AT Swallow Nov %, barque Starr King, Smith, for
Shanghae; Dorchester, Fulton, unc.
Sid I'm Queenstown 18th ut. ship Portsmouth, Tarl-
ton from Callao for London
Ar at Rio Janeiro Jan q, ship Grey Eagle, Cutter,
Baltimore
Ar At Port Prince lst ult. brig Beaver, Warren,
New York land sailed 18th on returnl
At Remedies 10th ult, brig William r Sawyer, Ray,
for Boston.
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- ssAA ( WAsHNGroN. March G.
The Republican Extra says rebel deserters
and refugees report Sherman fanked Florence
and obltging the rebels to evacuate the place,
aud that be was moving on Fayetteville, N. G.
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL

LAG viii positively cure 81, -'iefa rs
Catarrh,, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
And the first stages Of
q 0 N 8 u M Pr ION.
1t is surepreventative for
e DIP rHERIA.
Foreale by all Druggists Price per Bottle g.
fast WEEKS & POTTER.
Druggists, No, 10 Warrington Street, Boston, Mass
General Agents. aoi febl5d6w
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DIR. LIGHTHILL,
oCULIsT5 AND AURIs

No 20 Bcyiston Street, Boston,
Will be at the UNITED STATES HOTEL, PORT
LAND, from Monday noon 9Th, until Saturday noon
March 18th, where he can daily be consulted Oh
Deafness, Discharges from the Ear, Noises IN tn.
Head, Catarrh, and diseases Of the EYE, EAR, and
THROAT. ris ca
Artifcial Eyes inserted without pain.
0rFor Certificates of cures, see the other Port
land daily papers. ~ prs
March s, DIT
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81 4f IN s ST. LOUIS. March 8.
The New Orleans Bee OF the 18th ut., pub
fishes a private letter from Matamoras dated
Jan. 80. stating that up to that time the
Mexican aud Confederate authorities had been
simply polite and friendly. Gen. Megin and
Slaughter having crossed the river In civil
dress and dined with each other, but on Jan.
20, Gen. Megin and staff in full uniform enter
ed Brownvilla where Slaughter awaited their
visit With his whole command under arms, and
gave his visitors salute OF 81 guns. After din
ner the confederate flag was raised and the
Mexican General and staff removed their caps
and saluted it. The Mexican general made a
speech in which he said the Confederacy
would soon be recognized, and concluded by
inviting the confederates to grand banquet
at Matamoras, anc promising also to salute
their Gag with 81 guns.
The Importance OF this affair consists main
ly in the fact that Megin is Commander in
Chief of the Mexican armies, and is therefore
the next parsonage to the Emperor. wax
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EcchGnge of Prisoners = Rebel Separations
Sherman's Movements = Items from
Richmond Papers. i. ~ ~ assp NeIl

" hW Ohh, mdlCu VI
The Raleigh, N. c., Progress of the 18th
ult., says the Yankee prisoners have all been
sent from the camps near this place to North
east Bridge for the purpose of exchange
Many others from Greensboro and Salisbury
have passed through en- route to the same
place. All Federal prisoners in North Carroll.
ma are to be exchanged at Northeast Bridge,
which is near Wilmington. We presume the
exchange will be completed in few days. &
The Raleigh Conservative closes an article
on SherInan's movements as follows: "But
what will be the result of his expedition, time
whole country await the news which will solve
the problem with intense anxiety.
The Richmond Dispatch of the I'd says
" We have no official intelligence from the seat
of war in the south, and for two days not a
rumor. Roger A. Pryor, from a Northern
prison, was in the city yesterday"
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IMPORTS.

HAVANA: Brig Katshdin- S9l hhds molasses
tres do. 10 obls do, to II Machin; bbls do, l b
sugar, master, N1Q.t -fl7' 7f777lI : -
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p OR LA ND

+ o II T L A ND
Photographic Gallery
ALoNzO $. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle St., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec29tf
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LOST.

~ Federal St between u q. Hotel ana r.,.,.,-
III ~. Fitch Victorine. TIE finder viii be sptt.
4piE fSSwaIded BY leaving the same at No. under
mar7d2t
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Look Look (!

500 Buff Envelopes Only $l.26.
AT DRESS ER'S- OLD STAND,
80 Exchange st., above the Post Office.
lf-,,eee1 ~ fsbsd4ws
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PASSENGERS.

In steamship Canada, at Boston from liverpool
Capt Seymour, Capt Fletcher, Cochran, A
Berry. B Nickels. aud others. ~
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From S. to $40 per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize PacAages. Agents Wanted.
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