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m G. p KIMBALL'S p
W.s aa a PATENT & a5gs io .v1.
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE !


The attention the public is respectfully called
to my y Ew STYLE PATENT sUMP-sEAr CARRIAGE
las USED for two or four passengers-invented and
Thereby certify, that have used, the past season,
| the kmbqH Jump Seat Carridgs, on which Mr.. z
p. Kimball obtained Letters Patent on the 18th Of
NOV; lsS4 take greet pleasure in saying to AL
! Family Carriage, that, in my opinion, the Kimball
Jump Seat far surpasses any thing Of the kind ever
| befo invented-being very genteel In style, as
light and well adapted for one or two persons as any
single Carriage yet roomy end COZ Portable for four
fl groaDn persons-is also Of the easiest ridir
Carriages have ever seeD, either with two four
| persons. Thu seats are SO constructed that even
child can shin hem and 20 well proportional and
.nsy DO mot ss Ss Of 5sPs
| or kin of Family Carriage. 3e ull..l esll'' l-I
Jacob McLe Ian, Mayor Of Portland, Ne.
9. ii, Adams, Landlord Prsble House. ''.esa.
W.P. chase, Of Chase Bros CO.,
b Wv. Moses, Bath. Me-, sem eefa'e b
ON Shaw, Bangor aouse, Bangor, Me-,
| 7. J. Southland Richmond, Ne, II ,a11I
T. g; soule, Freeport, Me-, 81. ..t,
George Thompson. Portsmouth. Nh
n Blanchard. Yarmouth, Me-,
Richard Harding. " 80 ealf N
II. Southland, Richmond, Me-,
Its W. q. Brown. Sacoarappa Z"
81 A. D. Smith. Jr., Providence, r. l.. s s8.fri
70 Moses Baisdell, Peori Illinois, lil.
fs X. Hamilton, Montreal, c. E.. s...s 4. q. 81
| James Thorborn, NJ ID Toronto. @. W.,
u j. kich'd Thompson, Barrister, Hamilton. G. W.
Prices as low as can be afforded-being much IS
than Carryal and but little cher than good Top
Buggy-wh,le thes make beautiful Top Buggy and
| peri. city genteel Carryall.
Sold only by the Pasentee at Portland Maine.
and by KIABALL BRoTHERs, ITO Sudbury Street,
All persons are cautioned aainst making. selling
| or usng the Carriage without first securing the
| right to do go. 2sH Hoiii'ia- itas'slo fl7
Fine engra ipgs ofthe carriage. sent by mail with
| price, on application TO
ga = go c. p. KIHIBALL,
Manufacturer and Patentee
| apl4d3m 81 il PRBBLE ST. PoRrL ND, ME-
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LUMBER

FTyHE Bethel Steam Mil Co. are prepared to fu,.
4 nish Spruce dimentions of ali sizes Also
Boards, Shingles athes, and Pickets at short nc,
tice Orders solicited. III b
OfRca Commercial Street, rear the head of Hob.
sons Wharf. JABEZ TRUE Treas,r
Portland, April 25, 1886. T1lll7 ap26dsm
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) ''There is no such Word a. Fail.,,
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Proposals for Delivering Coal.
PROPOSALS will be received at I02 Middle st.
Il Tor one week, for the deliver Of Fifteen Hundred
or more Tons Of coal The right of rejecting any
proposals will be reserved. " M 81 -
EDWARD SHAW, Chairman Of Com.
May TO- 1866 may22dtf
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EXCELSIOR 7;IIII!I%I

ny ilREnl ena Be Convinced OF their superiosi-
ty everything else OF the XII ever { ff red TO
the public Irr bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, Hod
ness Sore 1hrodt, Ca; arrh and InAuen "a Numer-
Gus sesnmoa iais from the Clergy, aud others, &C.
companyng each box. For sale by the principal
druggists throughoutthe city. may2Ieodtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NJ 9 r. Q ID
United States Internal Revenue.
yl..s o0iIso.l0n pI..rlet Of a,..a 81 = M.ln u
Ass.s.0r,. omes. q Es.eh.pr = s 49,


Assessors Once "a Exchan.a CO.. -
-- Portland, June list. IsaS y
DURSUANT to this provisions of the seS o1 %, s..s
of Congress, ito provide Internal Reyenne -
support tAe d0yernmenf, and to pay interest on ~
publ debt" hereby give public notice thst ~" ~
vii feeeipve and hear appeals ella i've to any ere
neous or excessive Valuations sessments or enum
Grafton made and returned In tae Anl ual List for
lt6o BY the Assisfa at Assessors within the County
OF Gu nberand in said district, Mt my said Office In
roraand: on ruesday the goth day Of Juue, A. D.,
aSeo and BY those in the County Of York, in said
LA az the efee Of Tapay Smith In Saco. in
'aia county Of York on Friday the 23d day OF June
aad a ABOVE days a. A. N. the Proceeding OF
TO- assistants and the lists taken and returned Is
~ VIII De submitted TO the inspection of any
~ pe,sons VINO may ap ply for that purpose.
nj appeaIs must be made IN wiring and must
az he ~ ucuar cause matter or thing, resp cot
o. wn,Sn usclsion Is requested, and the ground
VI Prihoipis % error complaiued of
NAfHL G MARSHATT rAaseasnr
All persons with whom notices hsv. 49,, - m
Deiefs, who have failed may fail 10 NAE rst,,rn
OF come, carriages watches musical insssu,na,,fe
20, re, to the Assistant Assessor within r.. a.
'front.' date whel such notice is left with snh 80
sons or &C their residences will be assessed in ~
sum Tor income, carriages, watches, y c. Sc "a az
ASSISTANT Assessors, from the best information thsv
can eptain may think just; to which the penalty 81
twenty-five per cent prescribed by law will be add
ed;-and from an assessment so made no rel ef can
pc OBTAINED after June 70, 1865 All persons doinu
business, since May /. 1865, which REQUIRES License
not having made application therefor, have render
ed themselves liable to penalty OF Eve hundred
dollars besides imprisonment for two years in adj
ditlon to the pay ment of the tax for license
jure6 eodaw wlw
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Rrix for Sale.

~ One sixteenth Of the good BRIG DAN,
M TEL Boone can be bought low, if ap-
-MA piled for soon SOON 4. g. !. BAILEY ICY
aplseodtf A Exchapse st.
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FOR SALE.

ONE two story, and one one story and half
OHouse in good Iepair and nearly new with good
water privileges situated ON Lafayette St., No 20 -
Inquire on the premiles, of
PETER WILLIAMS.
June 6. l865-d2w#
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The bodies OF the knees to be sided to the dame
ter of the arm taken at the middle Of The length Of
the arm '.The Of the diameter of the arm at : of
its length clea of the body of the knee is to be
sdeied the nesEIding OF the knee. The length of
the arm win be measured from tho centre of the
body. and the moulding ze OF the end Of the body
mast be equal to the net siding Of The knee.
THE knees are to be Jree from all defects, and
subject to the usual inspection of the Yard The
price of outsquae kD will Re 20 per cent less than
the prices named for fquare and in-square knees.
ant" fss3 81 S 50 "a S A.
NJ. r. WENTWORTH,
~ -Asii.y n'iN Naval Store Keeper.
Mays 1865. mayl0tf is
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Wi ginia Tobncco,.

TX 100 ID. Boxes 7. B Mannels, Sweet Leaf,
LIZ 3. loo Id. boxes Alexander's Roanoke Ro g.
bud; q 100 ID. boxes Natural Leaf. Sold in liqui-
dation Of an estate. For sale By p. F. vARNUM
Commercial st, head Widgery's WIFI. 3 jdne0diw
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A ONE and bali story House, in good order,
"A pleasantly located, together with the lot 30 BY
S0feet. Price low--terms liberal. InQuire oiVa
apl5dsm JOHN C. .PROCTER.
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INotice..

A IL persons sre hereby forbid trusting any per-
"A SON on my account, without written order
from me, as shall pay n debts thus contracted
without euch oroer CsF. WILLIAMS, JR.
Z Portland, May 10th, ild6. gfW Sc be d2w*s
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House Lots.

EjLEVEN Houee Buts, comprising $4,000 feet Of
AILand, on Emery 0ushman and Lewis st, for sale
by lAA ~ VIII STEPHENSON.
Portland, April 2e, lse5.-dtf
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fftHE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE, from the
Il Teachings Of Exper ence. seem to point to
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
b 9OWxPE,q YRnEr.prp 0suo-n -

FTtHE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE, from the
Il TEACHINGS OF Exper ence seem to point to
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
6H0WARb'S VEGETABLE CANCER AND
CANKER SYRDP, f-.II.l
As The great and certain cure for all those fearful
and destructive nalades which arise from an in pure
state OF the biocd. The wonderful susce q When
has IN cases, where It has en- fairly tried foI.
lowed rs use, leaves room to cubt the blessed
fact that ancers may b. cured IT
ounereri from the scouTge may therefore o long,
or dread the fearful alternatives OF ire sur cons
knife or the grave. They have speedy AID certain
RENE which removes the malady .rootand branch
which in thousands OF The oper ting knife does
not. Cancer must be cured by remed Is which thor.
nughly renovae the constitution and that csn onIv
oe done BY purifying the elt Of the circulaf.
iax nuld; ms Is ehscted BY q Syrup thousands
have testified III 800
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP infalH-
bly, eradicates and cures the worst cases Of
Canker, even when given up as incurable by
doctors. 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Erysipelas its effects are sur
prising. All cases. however virulent, of scros-
ula or Kings Evil, v hite Swelling, or Tumors,
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are cured
without leaving bad effects after closing them
The most terrible Scurvy complaints it banishes
from young or old. Distressing Neuralgia
Affections soon yield to its power 1t clears the
Complexion from Blotches and Pimples, and
renders it brilliant 1t cures Jaundice and Dys-
pepsia, and all Eruptive Diseases. In all cases
Of Female Weakness and Irregularities produc-
ing General Debility, Piles, etc., its effects are
miraculous ~
EOne trial Is all that is needed to prove the Pc
GUITAR virtues Of the Syrup. Its repu alton Is now
so well established that more need not be said. It's
immense sale il its best recommendation.
iaA Price 81 % per bottle
H0WARDS HEALING sALVE. In all cases Of
Cancer, Ulcers, Burns, Sealds, skin Euruptons etc
whore an erferndt al,p1csfioH ma be nece sary
this Salye prepared expressly for the purpose viii
be found invaluable twill always be useful in The
Household, and box Of 1t may save much suffering
and expense Price IS cents per box.
JAMES BOYLE CO., Successors to Redding
= Coz state street. Boston Proprietors
ia Il " +. PHILLIPS co, Ag'ts, Portland.
may3ld3m.
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ErIfyou arein antofany kind fP RINTINe
oil Of the Daily Press once tg
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
Houses for Sale.

Il HAVE in my hands, for sale, several desirable
Il Dwelling Houses in good locations. and vfrying
in size and value: the latter ranging from 800 to
$500: Apply to- JOHN.J. W.REEVES,s
apr3 If III Al 496 Congress Street.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.


VSHE dwelling house No rs sumner Eft hasa
Il brick back, ID flushed rooms, eonsIan,t SUP q
ply Of aqueduct and rain water and nee poiicy 2.
insurance: Connected with It weoa.sneo an aeaoS
stable with cellar under IT, Inene gU01 Il asJ
garden lot. with httle repair, y VIII Pc very
and for s BE-
~ ~. ~ "a fhe stable may be made into
dwsilIn9 house. Enquire at No II Federal St.
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PORTLAND, sACO e. PORTSMOUTH
sbata iu5AH1 RAILROAD. sassxs 81 aas

EHsal On and after April 8, 1866, Passenger
- Trains leave as follows: ,tara go,
Leave Portland for Boston, 1t $40 A. M. and 2.50
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.3O A. N. and 8
p. 1890. n sss7 49, : 49, a. 4
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
efsaepa.9s FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland, April 8, 1866. edit
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

the Great Pursuit..

sheridan's pursuit Of Lees army is
even more remarkable than his victory
IN the light At the beginning Of the
movement which brought on the Eve
DAYS battle, heavy rains turned the Fir-
einin soil into sea Of mud The teams
struggled with wagons axle deep, 10 fol-
low the army with supplies. Soldiers
were detailed to resenforce the over
tasked animals, and the engineer corps,
with greatly increased force, worked
day and night corduroying the bottom
less roads.
In spite Of every exertion, supplies
were short at the front; and the extent
of the field Of battle, the large circuit Of
the movements, the continued lighting,
aud the rapidly Of The advance, made
il impossible to distribute supplies to
all the troops. Sheridans troops must
have fought all through on light diet,
and part Of the. time under severe pri
walton, added to the hardships Of the
weather, and almost cOntinrous move
mant and hghtng Yet the brave
troops started % psomptly in The pur~
suit, and kept It up as vigorously % II
they had ust LETT encampment with
full rations. And now We have the
glorious fruits Of this energetic improve
ment Of this opportunity = CtnciHiiafi
Gazets.
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1EAIE DELATED.-The train on the LOU
isvilie railroad, which should have reached
this city on Tuesday night, did NOS arrive
until eight o'clock yesterday morning. The
delay was owing to an injury done by the
rising waters. Tbs rsia fell with violence
and eOntinuanee rarely paralleIed since
the days Of Noah. The rushing streams
destroyed oulvert three miles on this side
EliE2bethtown, End second one eight
milesoh shis side the same place. At Mule
drough's Hill Two lana slides occurred, bu-
ryins e portion Of the track beneath the
fallen soil. The louisville Journal Of yes
terday, says that owing to the insecurity Of
the trestlework at Eolin, the arrival Of the
Nashville train was delayed until a very
late hour last night. The rains have affect
ed the roads to q considerable extent.
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lis che Unioass) income nov consists
mainly cf revenues from hslf- pTice adver-
usements which The other city papsEs re-
jset.-1's'.@ F6UtE
The abtvo statement is from the Tines Of
yesterday It is regular Mercer Every
business man in Nashville, Who adver.
tises il tie UsIex, viii s7prsciAfs she IN
famous faisehood. They know the srsih Of
the matter.
Is'ntii queer though that ne Uklox
should prosper On sr income from half
price advertisements whilst the Times wiih
iss wholo.p price advertisements has to be
kept from dying BY contributions levied
upon uhomesosvsr viii stand ths impOii-
ton.
Started on other mems capitol, twice
since iis birth, we have hsard Of collections
being made 70 save the poor thing from q
premslnrs grave. aBones for he starved
dOg-Bones, from any bodys iabls.".-
And win ever fresh supply Of dogs meas
thus throEn % hims tbis dirty dos rstu1ns
70 his "snswinE and srowlius
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The sTArE LIBRkEY.-The State Library
q. the Capital is an institution that ought
70 receive fostering attention. Legislators
shocld be well supplied with books OF the
best authors, for reference in the various
questions that come before them, and the
rooms should be supplied with seats and
desks 50 that studies can be pursued and
extracts made in comfort Why Il not the
library open from nine in the morning IN
I'll dark it would be agreeable to those
who are aEaE from their home.
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Ehnde Islana and oOupettleut,

Rhode Island, on "Wednesday, April 5,
re-els cted her Republican Governor
and her two Republican Congressman.
There was no organized opposition to
the election af the Goye=nor and of
Cor gresham Jenekes. Dir. Dixon Of
the Western Congressional District,
was opposed BY Mr. Bradford, butre-
elected by large majority. s,
The latest accounts from Connetti-
cut make Gov. BuciSingham's majority
HOGS om
The Senate Of the State Legislature
has only Union members, q gain Of
three, the complexion of the House is
about the same as last year, being more
than two thirds Union.--M = Tribune,
I'll
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Encouraging TO COnsumePs-fhe CrI-
sis has Cnmn af Last
Proceedings OF the second Session Of
the First CoIered Missionary Baptist

Association. asai 's't-as
TIE Second Session Of the First cclored Ms
sio1ary Baptist As eeiation Of Tennessee met OF
the stof ptil. n d. Frsi Cor I'd Eap = church
IN Nashville, Tenn ssee, and having just adjourned
bag leave to submit the following as synopsis O
the business transacted by them while in session;
This Assocs;ion having met to celebrate its ami.
versary was very largely attended by Ministers aud
Delegs from tie dieFen. churches IN the State.
In is oian only aYe chrr.h IS. were fepresested,
81, proud arc BE 70 az. tlRi at this Eessien bqr
more have been aaded-wi.h bright prsspscis of q
larger representation At is next meeting. We
desm.itag tpnIege rs ieilas 80 imperative
duty 10 cultivate ehrshsn union aTcng ourselves,
that the Gospel might Be promulgated. and The
stardard Of christani reared IN every part Of oar
State and country
While ia session We appointed ons central Ms
sionsry and suppl ed many churches with Ms
sionary lAbor- and two with orda ned pas tors-one
at Clara svilie, ard one At Winchester, Tenn.
The following ace the officers for the ensuing
year; elder q 6 NieTsy. Moderator; ElderN B.
F. iery on, Assistant Moderator; Elder s. v Andes-
son, Clerk; Rev. Louis Butler. Treasurer; Brother
Daniel , walker, Recording sscIetsry..
II
hOuse Il Elder n. G. Merry on Monday, April 10Th,
1855. At O'Clock, 4 n, for he exsminaton of
brother Gunuy Carney, With reference to ordaining
him 10 the work of the Gospel Ministry.
Brother n. G. Merry was chosen Moderator, snd
bro hers v Anderson, Clerk fff .s rrfr
y Tie Council was opened win prayer. BSother
eunay oareey. who i member Of the First Bsp-
tlst church. clarksvile, then related his religious
experience, his convictions Of duty with regard to
the Ministry and his views Of Bible doctrines.
The Council being sat sized with the narration o.
the candidate, and the evidence Of his call to the
Ministry. votedto proceed to his Ordination 4 the
Fret Baptist Church, April 10Th at IL pm, and
aiss voted that sOEdeHoi the public services be
a. follows, Va:
Sermon by Elder Richard Ssnderson; Ordination
prayerI b Elder n. B. FTierson; chsrgs 10 eandi
4 ste BY Elder n. G. Merry; Presentation 0, Bible
by Elder J. Bransford; Right hand Of Fellowship
by Elder A. Duchsnau.
In.sceorlance win me above vote, pubic service
Of Ordination was performed at the first Baptist
church, and brother eun5y Carney solemnly set
apart TO the work Of the Ministry.
An appropriate sermon from the sixth Chapter Of
Galssiabs. va dsIlrered By r. ssanders, The
serv ces we're Of an impressive charac er, and We
trust received the Divine approval
Rev. Levi Trembie vas also ordained at 81 o.
clock BY The same P.esbytery. ais, also, was Of a
soisunsnd Impressive ehsraeter.
- EIDkt n G. MERRY, Modefutor.
Elder g P. ASDEE oS, Clerk. 81
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70 strangers ana nltirens.

VIZ do not profess % be the only Pbysi-
clan in the city, q who may Be found 81 his
Office at all hours, day OF night" nor do
we, in Offering car services e the invalid,
desire 70 reconmsnd ourself IN preference
70 ether equally well established and e4
periencod physicians nor DO We pre-
tend 10 be infallibls, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
tioned in cur general advertisement. We
90 not claim The possession Of any i0onder-
Eel secret remedies, % extraordinary cgrce-
abe treatEenk or PaiiiatiUesi a. all sensible
men must know, thai success N The prae-
lice Of medicino, does not depend 90 mach
upon the discovery Of nsp rszedier, o. Iele
nloaes Of freafsleHt, e. upon the skiilfui ess
Of those agencies nseslsary 70 Pglfeet cure
--a1d this can be acquired only 81 sNPo-
Renee and patient application We res
pectfully refer the public 70 our general ad.
vertisement, in another part Of ths paper
Once hours from 8 IN the morning I'll
~ night. L. l. CoLSsAE, N. D.
e. North Cherry St., Eashville, Tenn
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cEIEIEAL cOUAr.-Wiliism aud Edges
EbsFton. we're naturalised yesterday before
Jadge Frnzier. An unimportant4 ease Of
grand larceny was called. and was still un-
dsr process Of Investigation Is te yesterday
evening. L is thougbs that it viii be dis
posed Of . day. Ayury has been. impan-
elled.
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Mr.. Mercer rays the circulation Of the
Union hiss fallen of since his coBnee-
ton with it was broken up. Stupid dOlt,
If that be 50. how can you account for the
fact that It's circulation is still much greater
than that Of the Times9
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% uid," the Worlds correspondent,
in letter written on the5th says
Without capital. without govern
ment, with the majority of their able
bodied men killed or MANNED for life,
they are, to all intents and purposes, a
conquered people Yes, the South is
conquered. Strsnge as il may seem,
the South is virtually subjugated, and
must accept from their conqaerors
whatever terms the latter see fit to i'm
pose. tits a bitter thing FOR the peo-
pie of the South 70 see, but they do see
IL, snd realize it
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Beautiful Pictures of Babies taken il
three seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, at the Gallery ofthe Cumber-
land. aprl1-tE
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Twenty-one rehel desertsrs reported at
The Headquarters Of Capt Goodwin yester-
day. Six Of them we're permitted . take
the oath, the others will do 50 today.
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Cumberland rising four inches per hour,
and the weather cloudy. We have had
heavy and continued rain for the past three
days.
ThS steamer Lady Pike bound for this
pOft, when Opposite cheekered House bluff,
broke one Of her engines, causing her 70
swing against the shore, knocking fright
full hole in Der hull. We did not lesrn the
amOu1eof damage she sustained. When
the steamer Nashville passed up yesterday
the gunbOst Silver Lake was lying slong
side OF her rsnderin 8 EssissAnee.
The splendid steamer Armadillo will ar
riye et this pert On Saturday nsKf' from
Cinsianaii, ana seill retufn % that point
in = Few days AFTER she arrives.