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With theso ve,sss and such - can DO spared from
the Fast India squadron. Il IL probable that ths
Shenandoah may be caught by some Of them, should
cur shps fall In their crrand. II s thought probsbls
that the French vessels will also soon be ordered
In pursuit.
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DISASTROUS FIFE AT WASH
Il.CToN HOLLOW.
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8 a0Ys PROBABLY BgRAEO 70 DEATH
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Many Valuable Horses Destroyed
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A;CurEmcn! TO This City.
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Trial CT cOnthor, Brennan @ Co.
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OUR ALDAEy DlsPATCEEs,
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Great Fanian Demonstration.
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H2aLY lETERESEkG LOCAL EEWS.
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Visit of a Virgin, Delegation.
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fhrTan Dragged Along the Ground
! aid One ot His Eyes
Torn Cut.
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Qrostion ilont the Test Oath.
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YOUNG IRELAND IN FORCE.
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e0oO ADVICE fa3m III: PRESIDENT.
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Another Ti!t Between Counsel.
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The Wirz Trial.
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lEIrsR FROM W'z 70 HIS WIFE.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03

Is Ills . bf altifnl volume hs record 4, full and
perfecs-t sJord Dem c. &C.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
Well to-day, Sick Tomorrow.

Such is the experie' ce OF thou ands. Few erjey
continut u health. To wha. does the occs sional
inya i'd atri ute hi unc r ain toF5ifiorf Not to
himself. of urse He avs the blame ON the eli.
mate, perha 8. II is too hot, or tco cold, or too
damp. or too dry, teovsr abe. But does he take
tbs proper cou Sc TO fortily the eoDttita'jon and
Oily as sil st II txtr mes and chan ges of
which he ctmplains! No. He "a s, pr rhHps that
only an nan c,uid Jar such leai heat, or sue h
violent cold. or fuch sudden vicis fudes whyth n
d. es he not esortto ihs great, tone Al preven,a.
tivea which. ii it VIII net make him an iron man,
viii at lsas quad ouple the capacity CT his ~ tenn
to epel su external age ees that nd to produes
disea HOsTErf R.. CELEBRATED sToM
ACH BIrTERS. taken faith ully a coreing to the
di ectoas, will strength the 'omach brace the
nerves, lone the liver regu ate and invisorate
the whole amin al machinery tast In system, in
stea, of icing at tn. mercy o the weather and Ii.
abb t. p sIrated ~ every ehsnge Of ,emrera-
tue will become cass-ha, den, d. a, it were and al.
m S imperviuus TO Gin indaentes 1t Is 10 this
ptsv,tstlvs pr,sp.s hat II ,.tsstsr's Bit rs owe
the gre 1t popu ari ~ in ,tAe Wet Indies, British
A rerica an Australia. IA Z
New York House. SO Cedar Street, N. Y.w
may we iS w2w iol asaasffs bi
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
Thu War.

Castleman and Murray, the Rebel officers
arrested at Burlington, Vt, on Tuesday even
ing, have been sent to Gen. Dix. Murray is
reported to be major, and q brother-in-law
Of the rebel Gen. Morgan.
The Secretary of War has directed that ell
returned Union prisoners who have suffered
martyrdom at the South, shall be Immediately
discharged and receive three months extra
pay.
Howell Cobb has been paroled at Nashville
to visit his family. Secretary Mallory and
Senator Hill have been sent on to Fort War
rem.
The Fourteenth Army Corps yesterday
turned over all the government property in its
possession, preparatory TO leaving for the
West. $50 -s SA
The Sixth Corps, which left Richmond
week ago, has arrived below Alexandria. Que
division Is at Fairfax Court House.. Hs8
The number of troops to be mustered out
during the month OF June, it has been COM
puted, will exceed 10000.
Gen. Collis's zouayes, the 114th Pennsylva-
mia Regiment, arrived homo in Philadelphia
yesterday morning.
An order is said to have been issued mus
tering out Of service all the volunteer artille-
~. s
1t is stated that Gen. Hancock's Corps is to
be Immediately increased to 40. 900 n.en.
Gen. Sherman left Washington on the P
M. train yesterday, for the the North.
Gen. Sherman Issued his farewell address to
his army yesterday afternoon.
Gen. Longsrreet Is shortly expected in
Washington under guard.-lN. z. Tribune,
31St.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
The Sherman Imhroglio.


A contemporary commences long and
generally fair article on General Sherman
aud the War Department" as follows:
at is unfortunate for the country and un-
fortunate for the parties Immediately con-
rerned, that bitter personal controversy
should arise between Gen. Sherman and orc-
Tptary Stanton. These quarreis are never
productive Of good. They are Sc dom gen
Grated where there is not IAuis on vosu
oil es. We are inclined to think
t.s Secretary the most at fault"
We have not copied the above extract for
the purpose of mixing in the alleged guar
i.l,p but simply to call attention to very
common misstatement of facts. Gen. Sher-
IN IN sent to Washington the terms OF an ar
I,ngement entered into between him and the
rebel General. The matter came before q
Cabinet meeting, and was promptly disap-
proved by the President, his entire Cabinet,
aud the Lieut.. General. Mr.. Stanton, the
secretary Of War. in telegram TO Gen. DIX
stated the fact, giving the reasons" for wnicn
tae arrangement of Generals Sherman ana
,hnson had been set aside. This is ne 'oso!e
- Mr.. Stanton's Participancy IN TINS so-call-
et"bitter personal controversy" Nota word
FROM him has appeared in the papers; not a
word against Gen. Sherman or in self-defence,
and yet we hear people talk of "both sides"
the controversy, and in the above the See
rotary is presumed to be most at fault Per-
haps he is, but we neither see it, nor see how
is in any way involved in q personal con-
|. 'versy at all. A
In the clearly stated reasons for reject.
: Sherman's arrangement with Johnson
dawn up no doubt by Mr.. Stanton-he in
ealged In nothing personal, while the ''rea
$ rs" themselves touched vital issues, and
called forth from the public mind such an en-
psatic approval as has seldom been manifest
"a during the war Gen. Sherman seems to
have fareds up at the miscarriage Of his own
scheme, or rather at the disapproval of it, and
TO have INDUCED his spleI etc spirit BY coarse
aud ill-natured fiDgs at Mr.. Stanton, in let
isrs which he has suffered to be published.
He complains that Mr.. Stanton suppressed his
.tncial report, when it turns out that no re-
port from Gen. Sherman has reached the War
Depar .ment; that his report, reaching Gen.
discretion, withheld it.
Now what propriety there is in calling this
lnbroglio Of Gen. Sherman's personal quar-
lei between him and the Secretary of War,
we do not well understand. 1t is a quarrel all
on one side. Mr.. Stanton has said not word
against Gen. Sherman, has done nothing to
call for the filings Of the irascible General, and
having no controversy with him, the Secreta-
~ very wisely allows his assailant to occupy
the whole field, while he quietly attends to his
own business, and trusts to the good sense of
the country to uphold him. Il Is queer idea
some people have that because A raps B over
the head while the latter is attending 10 his
own proper business, therefore there must be
personal quarrel between A and B, and that
"both sides" must be in fault. Some go SO
far as to require B to go half or two-thirds Of
the way to arrange the difficulty. I1If
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
Davis on Johnson,s Surrender.

The Washington Republican OF Wednesday
evening, May 3lst, says: ''We have reason to
believe that the government is in possession
Of le,tsr, written by. JEFF. Davis the day al
ter the Sh-rman johnson armistice was sign
ed, 10 which the archtraito declared that
while 1t did not grant all that he could have
liked, yet that il was conceding mere than he
had any reason to expect. That, in his judg-
msnt, it ackno wledged The rebel government,
gave them authority to continue that govern
ment in the late rebellious States, 10 which
che rebel soldiers were severally allowed to
return and deposite their arms, Aud out OF
this recognition he expressed the opinion that
the United States could be made to pay the
rebel debt" This letter, the Republican be-
lieves, will soon be made public. k-* AiN
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
KVERY Ne SHOULD USE
Halls Vtg t BILE SicilIan

siI0s0 pFepx5 I5f ,sss ~. s.4ssss -
fast oscomng SO opuiar, and SO much inquired 70 .
No one who has nee tried it will ever give up It's
use
1t is vegetable com und and con al q no in
furious prop riirs whatever. 1t will restore gra,
hair 10 it's orig NJ color; 1t viii yrevest The b III
from falling outait causes the Lar to gr on ba
ads; Il ce SEES u soap makes . hsir soft,
lustr aud ken l. is be u1,u al dr., ssi
is recommended and use4 ty thr first no "a cai ar-
th ri,y
BE r. particular TO ak for Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Har Rem wee. the is worthless imi-
Ia ion in the maIk-t. ss
X. 7. aALL CO.. eioprietors, Nashua, N, H.
Who .sae Agents in Port and VIZ rh lips and
II Hay, ana sold by Druggists aui Dea.ers gen.
orally. mavl54w
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
Recent Publications.


The CLEVER WoM4s OF THE FAMILY. py the
author of s.Tns Her Redcl, ife.n s.i4earts-
ease," "Tbe Young Stepmoiher,' etc. with
Twelve Illustrations. New York: d. Apple
tan g. Co.
Aoharming story, fresh, vigorous, and life
ike as the works of this author ALWAYS are. The
Clever Woman, with all her faults and mis-
takes, is very noble creature, and the other
characters in the tale are drawn with much
clearness and skill. The book is written in q
strain somewhat less grave and severe than some
Of its predecessors; but it does not thereby lose
anything in real force Indeed we are inclined
to think that most readers will agree with us In
pronouncing it the best which the author has
yet produced. - 10y y
Bailey & Neyes have it for sale.
WooDwARD's GRAPERIEs AND Fl RrIcuLTuRAL
BUILDINGS; BY Geo Z and F. W. Woodward,
Archuects and Observation-Disclosures New York !:
Geo. and F. W. Woodward, Office of the
Horticulturalist.
Theauthors Of this little work have performed
real service to large class of persons who,
with taste for horticultural pursuits, are with
held from engaging in them, by ignorance of the
methods of preparingthe necessary grounds and
buildings so as to combine neatness, convent
ence and economy. Here in q neat duodecimo
Of some hundred and fifty pages, in which We
have the subject bri fly but practically treated.
by men having years of personal experience in
the matter The book will be found to contain
much useful information, clearly conveyed and
illustrated by diagrams, plans and cuts upon
the position, orchari-house propagating beds,
and everything of this kind. 81, ~ y
Davis Brothers have it for sale.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
Southern Testimonial to the Late President

Southern Testimonial to the Late President.
A friend who rel ided In South Carolina some
four years, and left there for the North after
the State had seeded, has handed us the fol-
Logging preamble aud resolutions, received by
him from a relative who has remained In
Georgetown during the entire war. They
were adopted unanimously at large public
meeting of the citizens of Georgetown, on the
28th Of April, after being reported by com
mittee of twenty citizens and fully discussed:
Whereas the sad tidings having reached us
Of the death by assassination of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, the President of the United states
and
Whereas we, the citizens of Georgetown
8. O., regarding that dispensation OF Provi
dence as q most deplorable calamity TO all sec
tions Of the country, especially at this criti-
cal juncture of national affairs,-- Therefore
Resolced, That we deeply deplore the death
u ABRAHAM LINCOLN and utterly condemn
the nendish act which removed him from the
head Of this nation.
hesotued, That in the death of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN we recognize the loss OF Chief
magistrate hrm, able and honest
RESOLVED, That we offer to the bereaved
iamily our heartfelt coincidence at this sad
ana mysterious dispensation of Providence.
hesoeoed, mat copy of the proceedings of
this meeting be forwarded to the widow Of the
deceased ana also be published in the Charles
ton Courier.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
WAY NOT Use TIE REST,

Over twenty years. iucre aseiny demand has estab-
lished the fact that Mathews veretan Heir Dye Is
the best in the world 1t Is the ch apest, the most
reliable, and most cJnven eut Com le'e In one bot.
tle bot require any previou. pr para m OF the
hair = o trouble No crock orsraia. Does not rub On
or make thu hair appear dusty deaf butt npasts
to It rev life andlustfr Pr due beautiful black
o. brown as preferred. Chi d can apppl, it al.
ways give saisfa'tion Only rs cts per ,tte. Sold
eve ywhere. A. MATHEWS, NJ ufserur~r N. Y.
DEMAs BAREis Z Co, New York wholesale
Agents. n KEY ma he div
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03

Autth cries stop Th1RE"
The public sse cau'ioned agast bsse imitation
of L. r. Atwood's Bitters, by a usnuhnurer
proprietary medicines in his city who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted the same style
bottle, but states on his lhel taat he has purchased
the entire right II DR.. Atwood, ana as I" F."ire
the only Atwood B.tieis Put u in Maine VIII Oh
have ssinsd ssisb isy. this evidently eaos the IN
wary % suppose that it is L. F. Atwood-who has
never nveyed to him, directly or i4direct,, either
thet tie to or my informa ion respecting Els Bit.
tiers. lib is ths same p r.on who formerly 81. ned
M F. instead f'L'F Atwood He says Beware
of couute,ieits aud mtstio "wh ch seems to be
upon The anne pr nciple that "a I ief Cries Sep
Thief" eg Dui O. Is signet l.. r. Atwood ard
bears an extra laeei ON white paper headed Can.
tia. Extra" Countersigned by II. Hay, Drug.
gi't, Portland, s"le General Agent. in.
Port and, April 2o-3aa&Nti
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03

To commence with the W ums taKss your eye at
Upon pening and examining it you Aud full
aud interesting details Of the organ cations ches AID
field down 20 aud iucludn be Isl Veteran Mains
infantry The guarantees Of accuracy excellent
The au hor handle tneF mat ria aud cl their
biiity mos clearly mani est. himself Such record wa
demanded at the deedsuf our sodiers would ever
die but they should BE- nae to appssr
aud general foru accessib to es-rs der interest In
the Of the sous If Maine VINO gaiaptry has eu
80 cftn displayed In the progress II the rebeuion-
Bsu'sssc'cs 9" g. cFh
mEEGpE F-- asg1Ex.x
We commend the 70 ume to pubIic t'ension as
rscord II the war Of which Mane may we be proud.
IT viii be work Of value for ref t. the friends
now in the war as we'll inportaat acc ss on to
contemporary history. Gafssasr JUs'sGt. 2
The authors have earned the thanks Of the peop'e
OF the state and espcia ~ Of rs sold ers, Tor the
zeal and assiduity they have displayed -Bass or
I5mes If
1t lis most valuable ADDITION to the historical rso
ords of the State in relation to the patriotic work Of
suppressing the shareholders rebellion -z,o.s ad-
0ocate. s 81 Hfsss H
The authors have given us most valuable and in.
teresting book, co ID n'ocr-ss.
The author have had access to all official p.ners
and have had exec ent means for getting up this
work -Outuss AaUe, ser.
Persons not accessible to agents, desiring the
book, which is just pub ished can obtain by ad-
dressing the publishers Lewiston, name. Price 80
rs; or 3. 0 postage paid.
The Book s0itI be sent anv,cysere
in this or any other State. or "a, the army ltisa
large 600 pages neatly bound and cont in
ing steel plates Of aa ) ~
GEMS. BERRY AND HOwAR9
Z Adde'S N. DlNeLY, Jr., &. Co., Pub
I'shes, L W 81 n, xaine.
june3sneod3w. sii
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03

WHAT svery erson wants l. q b tte of Pesse,s
Vegetable Hair Renew The most D RECT n An
H. new r iu the land s being introduced IN Port.
land your popular dr-esis Mr.srs Crosmsn &
atural than anv tmiiar prer ar-tidn ] will pre-.
yent you hair ON all g.h Itrill O came our
head a. once q tesr Y healthy. Il vii dressy nr
smell of sulphur which 70 offensive to your elf
md friends also Pfase's rhilocnmr VIII h is ~
VII knows its iue Msnufsciursd bv J W P,ase
Nes'ua Il. NJ s.rs Crcsms4. 4 Co A .nts ter
20 tang. may2Is. dlms
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
Parsla for Sale.

SItuATED n North Yar,no IN on the GIouess-
-; Ter osd formerly known 81 tbs .CoI. Cub an
MoS' W nin W. rilss . two depo ont 7.
n. con aiming 200 area Of lar d. 40 which .
wo'9 land fence mostly stone wall Building
90 two tor ed house with out-buildinRnt ard
Darn EFT BY 80. cut foil Of hay last year. orch
treos. AL graf d.; bnre In 80 $50 bufheli, and "a
We heay so d $4,000 worth Of apples. besides :
oeu vita supoly for sl-rke fanii Pear, uu AVID
CHI RI tie In oea,ins with var o. cIher uits.
Also ertnber y pa oh from which ~ bushels
baye cen tsken IN sepSo or.
+ Tao locah'" 70 hae one. Win rieaty Of shade.
'ress Mis- scheO'. hsuss. q o, nssr by '..
koF "a & er arigula 10 ire be rr- mi.es %
jul seodsms sA4'L ii. SWEETsER
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03

EDINBURGH REVIEW. iseral theological
aud political review for April has come to hand.
We are indebted to the American publishers,
Leonard Scott & Co. for the copy. Contents
1. The Positive Philosophy of Auguste Comte;
2 St. Johns Gospel; 8. The State OF English
Law: Codi6cation; 4. Modern Novelists: sir
Edward Lytton; s Parliament and Reform;
6. The Canadian Conftderacs; 7.1Contemporary
Literature. sa
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03

RooTsAND HERR IrTEF

The Greas Bl cd pur fer; the best Health Restor-
or, and ne most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
ever used
The eff otusly cure Jeundice, Dysrepeia, Liver
and Bilious 60 "paiDts, General Debility. nd all
kind ed diseases
rhey cleanse the system regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite. d. i've out all humor purify the
blood. and strengthens, fnvizorafe build up, and
store to heal an 4 sonnfnes. both bedy ana mind,
sll who use them Price as so. ana IS cts. er bot
tie sold ny u dealers In me 'icine. GEORGE G.
GOODWIN & Co., 3s Hanover ST., Boston.
slHf'7 N,a mehlsd4m
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
CHARLES,AL IMMINENT,

sure ana speedy cure for Scratches. Calls, Cuts,
&c on Horses To owners of horses 1t Is indispes
sable. curing Sweat Calls. Cpts, Flesh Wounds OF
every kind md the worst cases Of Scratches In .
very snort time.
FUN Directions occomp snying each bottle. Price
rs anu 50 GEMS.
For sale by BURGESS, FOBEs 3 CO
mayls dim Z tTx 4 r 50 Commerciai ST. 3
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
Harmon & SAWYER,
q. S.War Claim Age MT i for Maine

VIII give their exclusive attention TO collecting
Pensions, Bourties, Arrears of Pay, Prize
Money, Lost Clothings &c. Il 81
Officers Accou is wi b the Ordr once, Quartermas
fe-s and Ire sury Depa tmsntssdja ana settled
and certidcat 8 OF nen-indebt. dness Obtained
Terms reasonable
81 No Charge unless successful. -
AL ADVICE d info nation fr G.
ONCE No IS Exch INCEST, los Block told STAN
of Bradf, rd Harmon
q K. HARMON,
J5fil 81 W. s SAWYER.
-. Pasx Hor, Wr p. Foe. endeD H.
Senator; IL n samuel Cony, GOV OF Maine; Ho
Israel wasaburn, Jr., Collector Of Customs.
m yl6d q wit
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
valuable House "a Auc,,ov.

ON ihascay, ia . 10 h. at 8 o'oio ok r NJ. on era
" pr, ms0 ~ shan tell ~ GU O o Is kesfnm9
oL ~ . two ttofy we0c en- house, nbished rough
out, u nni be ro ms gooo cies + h1e ellar; Ro9a
water harl and 20 and elty Il It 4 Lula.
TED or 4 miiy or TOR twof sired. lti Die =.
antly 81 Mt . /, located. In = cHeellsnt n~lsh.
DO ho a '. y way desirable for uooupancr ;.
TIE lot 7 BY io3 isst- Tire eear-sals poaiive.
HENRY BAILEY CO., AusssOn..r..
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03

ON Fri ay, Ja.s 9th a. 9 DEL oh = n. on N.
- emis .. we rbail sell huu 70 TYLER 81 oct
It's NO story wo den hou Q, wi h "A rooms. ROD
cesets. goo celia an abnn6anc If water hard and
son; pie saru. loca ca, 0mma uing q con pleas
uiwof n n srb1r fslak0e aud tiseEn. lhs 4 Il
~ BY fees line gnri and 4 ew fruit trees IL 4
We oeated for . BOARDING house Title clear sale
aEs.t sAlLAY 3 CO., Auor1Onsnns.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
SALE OF Army MULES.
9OAMEEnas5Sa GnT19lI 20 o. x "a.


QUAeTERMAeTYR GnNKRAL's OFEoH.
WAsaINeroH, ID O., MAJ Is 1885.
MANY tn rs ~ de Of mules a'e beng disposed Of
IVA A. pubic sale nt = aenina atom. I'D
lne sales will continue u tii the number OF anl-
nals 70 reduced In prop ion to the TeaustiOn Of
tn aFn les, now going on rapidly.
: IN 70 arc In the arme Of the Pot mao, o. the
Teohes 90. and Of 0e. rRia probably FoUn TnoU.
es Nd OF TaB FINE T kIx-ASLE TnAns IN rsn
W0aLD
Many Of THIN we're bought in the beg ming ofths
war - young mules, accompanied III srmies N All
theis msreits and c>mps, and are thoroughly brok.
81, hardened BY exercise. genfle nnd familiar from
being 90 song surrounded by the soldiers. !.
Iha VII 10 Seuth is STRIP ed Of Il misg stock, ana
me also has ~ fired from the dram OF ANIMALS
tskeu up " the az is3. .aF I77 a
TIE anm re- ola ~ public auction; Tnnr
WILL BOT BRING ANYTHING LIKE TBKIa TUun
VAL, =; and UGH opporIua, les for farmers to set
wvIkiag antm.f, 10 eteck heir farms. and Tor
drcvsrs = dealer "a STOCK TO male good specn :.
tons oy Par ID sing them and disposlnE o. N N In
The south, will never 90 sur asa n
n q AEIGS.
QuaftefmArfe 6ebsFai, si I'
junest4w Brevet Dsjor General
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
HEAD QUARTERS,
AcJUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE.

ArJUTAhTI GENERATE OFFICE,
~ Angusta, teu. =, 1885. ]
Messrs. Neis rings-y u CT, H'N
hive Examine d esdvaLee heels of the work
SO De pADi beo by you eatu1eT Name lu the
w r for Ia fop." AslAs q succi G history OF
erehs be asioe Regiments. Inc DO X ia Of the
most in crest rg valuable wol Ne ev of rcd to
tte Mi public. attaining DIS il d O. q III 20 of
fac sreiat NJ tothe tr cps tina We gone foltbf ON
thus STAT. gA' here, + ON ofic u piivs sources,
winch interest every ciaizs ths ". ion,
wl,h ut sueh = . cord this. nigh son have been
81 o. a OF. The editors o. tne volume are smp
gu fed tor tn u,ion OF 81. wok, no tley
lave made 20 d use the ample N .terial they have
10 inenst'iousiy n red ON vAlious soufcss. ssi
am you:s, 40
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03

UEIvERsALIsT STATE CoNvENTI9N We
are requested to stale that the report that this
body will meet at Mechanic Fails the last of
this month, is erroneous. The friends there
do not think the Accommodations OF the. village
are adequate to the entertail ment Of so large
gathering Of strangers as this anniversary
meeting usually draws together. ksI L
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
Motions" Of the Boston People.

John G.. SAKE, in a satire upon different
kinds of pride, such as pride Of station, pride
Of wealth, pride ofdress. pride Of person, &C..
speaks, last though not least, of Boston PRIDE
"a feeling which leads the jewellers at the
'hub" to imagine that, "born In Boston," one
'needs no second BIRTH" But correspon,
dent Of the New York Eoening Post exhibits
another attribute Of the Tri-Mountaineers,
which might be styled the pride OF criticism.
Writing of the recent great Musical Festival.
he says:
"These Boston people are nothing If not
critical, and their satisfaction at finding some
thing to criticise is the chief pleasure they de-
rive from musical entertaiument When
they go to Heaven they will declare that some
OF tns nafps are out of tune, that one Of the
angels takes liberties with the COMPOSERS text.
aud that another "sings iat." They will also
deplore the absence Of the Boston organ.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
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