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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

MAINE MEDICAL Asso This As
soclallon met Wednesday morning agreeably
70 adjournment, and the session was one Of
great interest. Subjects were presented and
papers read by several members upon impor-
t3nt cases. N ns4g W. naat
= -Is'gH }esollsnfi ID 4
Df. Fuller, Of Bath, presented one on Frac-
'ufssi DR.. Gilman. of Portland, one ON OBJ
stetries; and Or. Tewksbury, Of Portland, one
upon Excisions. Interesting remarks were
made By various members.
1t was voted that the next Annual Meeting
pc held In Portland on the 80 Tuesday Of
June, 1866.
a vote OF thanks to the City Authorities
Tor the use of rooms in The City Building was
passed. sl sA tlsaasel-sna -
Inc roll OF membership was called, and cor
rections made, after which the Association adj
journed sine die. t
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SEE advertisement in another column q tbe

SEE advertisementin another column OF the
Grand EKeurslonto Little Chebeaeue Island.
also the following and certificate:
PokTLAND, June 20, 1866.
se We, the undersigned, Ship Carpenters
Caulkers and Joners Of this city. having been
engaged to repair The the Barge Comfort
for her summer trips. pronounce her safe.
sound and strong and in good condition. We
have thoroughly repaired and examined her,
and can assure the citizens Of Portland that
they need have no fear as to her perfect sataty
Signed, Stephen Sargent, Master Builder;
Reuben Waite, Master Caulker; A. M. Waite,
j. M. S'ubbs, Nathaniel Pinkham, R. McKen-
zie, W. Mckenzie, J. n Sadner, Otis Whit
ney, Joiners. As.sa-s5 AZ si6s,s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

al VI NEW York. June 81.
The steamer Aragb, from Hilton Head 18th,

ne steamer Ard&j, from HHL0n Head 1oLu,
has survived. = : -
The Savannah Herald Is received but con-
;tains no newsjff importance from that city.
A large number OF orders relative to public
education and other regulations of the city
have been issued BY Gen. Woodford.,w Hrsl
4 Augusta dates state that Howell Cobb IL at
Macon. G4C1 GUgO 1TALD
Reports are favorable relative to the incom-.
ing wheat and corn crops. SOS.
The Augusta Gazet Q says the local author
tiles OF the adjacent towns and villages have
qualified themselves for their offices, and every
thing is harmonious. The negroes are going
back TO their fcrrner masters to work Tor wages,
and farming interests are promising
- dustavus Smith, renegade New Yorker,
late general in the rebel army, has not been
arrested, as was reported, but was on the
streets OF Macon on the 9Th inst. ~
Conventions have been held in various coun-
ties o. Georgia, at which resolutions acknowl-
edglng the laws and authority of the United
States were passed, and requesting the Presi
deot to appoint provisional Governor until .
reorganization is effected.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22
si.au NEW YoRK.

The Herald's Charleston correspondent
says the late rebel Secretary Of the Treasury,
Trenholm, has been arrested &C Columbia, and
placed 10 confinement at Charleston.
Charleston has again assumed business as
pect. The burned district Is being rebuilt.
There is heavy mortality among the negroes
In Charleston, at4GGa SeN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

BASE BALL.-A game OF Base Ball, played
oy the Sebascons Of Gorham, and the Resolutes
OF Portland, on the grounds of the former club,
"Wednesday morning, resulted in favor Of the
former, they making 10 runs to the Resolutes'
eight. The time of the game was one hour and
forty,fVe minutes. IS aaiba is I'D Is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22
Return of Regiments.
+ W NEw Your

The. following Vermont detachments have
arrived and been received by Col. Howe:z
Lieut.. FL. s. English, commanding 2dVer-.
mont, l5H men Sd Vermont, "a men; 4th
Vermont, 100 men; 5th Vermont, l 10 man;
9th Vermont, lao men: numbering in all 465
men and 4 officers. They 90 to Burlington
tomorrow. 'aAadaasas aH78 law g % g 10
Company 3, I'd Rhode Island regiment,
Capt. Bowen in command, 50 officers and
men, left by way Of New Haven at II O'Clock
tonight nroute to providence. COL Amy
attended to their wants, and sent them off for
h0ua-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

ID 80 y WASHINGTON, June 21sw
Edmund Rufin of Virginia, who fired the
nrst gun on Fort Sumter, lie dead. He COM
mitted suicide near Richmond on Saturday
last by blowing his brains out with gum "A.
memorandum found among his papers, says
the Richmond Republic, states that he could
not live under the government OF the United
States, and that he preferred death to doing 50
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

ChILDHEN's CoEcERr.-It win not be for
gotten that scme six hundred children under
the managementof Mr.. Gardiner, will give 3
concert this evening at City Hail. We may
look out for brilliant spectacle, as well as for
excellent music. The proscenium Of the City
Hall will be filed with these young vocalists,
all draDed In uniform and decorated with flow.
ers. Secure your tickets early for. there will
be rush unquestionably. Oh ess,'.s,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

saef siasq sg NEW YORK. June II. n
Col. Howe has received the following regi-,
menfs since o'clock last night: LIST Maine
veterans, 208 men. They leave at o'clock
Guards, 200. They leave at 5 P. M for Port
land nv
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

TRorrrxe MArcz.--Au interesting trct.
ting match came of yesterday afternoon on
Ling's Park at scarboro' betweenSJ.M NJ. Mich
OPS mare @Fanny Nichols and G. d. Miller's
mare "Sea Foam" for purse of $500, mile
heats, best three in i've, to wagons. The
purse was won by . Sea Foam In three
straight heats. Time 2 AZ, 2.46, 247.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

I 8 hereby given that Mr Nelson Gray Of Acton.
- vale G g csased to DO my agent and attorney
last and that the speca power and authority ri. n
by me to him, to axe contracts Tor lumber in nv
null and vo rom said 30th day. OF April last. and
all parties are hereby cutioned rot 10 enter into
any far her CONTRACTS With said Gray in INV mama
A. DUNCAN. u
Acton, ~ IN "a Q, 1860. ~ ~ jane2ld3ts Est
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22
FOA4AAND AVID TIOINITT.

N ~ acknowledgements Te-Bss
Ihsatre- Deeri1R Hail. This Evening.
Proposals for Timber, &c h.a
1nssranos-W. ID. Little "a 50
GraAam Flour Gaubert q Chaaa
Ottawa Eouse-Jason Berry ~ ~
TN aa ir1sk "a "a tway-snmmer Arrangement.
rs 1ost-Key.
Speciai Notice BoDnet Lost. i'E
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

EARLY VEGETATION Hadley Higgins, in
his garden at White Rock, Gorham, had on
the 10th Of June, corn.in the silk, and peas
full in the pod more than two weeks earlier
than has ever before known in that town.
Other vegetables were in like forwardness-
The owner Of the garden is only fifteen years
Of age-a good example he sits for Others to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

DRAMATIC, Two capital plays are offered
for to-nights sntertsinment--the Fair of
Mullingar,n and "Mr & Mrs. Peter White"--
in both Of which Mr.. Ryan will appear. Miss
Carrie Austin will also perform the Lightning
Zouave Drill. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

CUMBERLAND AND OXFORD UANAL.--It
has been decided 10 repair this Canal, and
it will be done Immediately. In about three
weeks boats will commence running. & =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

WE call especial attention to the advertise
ment Of the Great Mutual Life ms. c !, Of
which Mr.. W. d. Little Is now, and has for
more than twenty years been agent in this
city. Mr.. Little is las all know,l well posted
on the subject Of Life Insurance. and under
stands fully the working of the various sys-
TENS, and is prepared to furnish all needful
information to enquirers on the subject, and
everybody knows that the statements Of Mr..
Little are to be relied on. ai.ss9f aHa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22
Arrival Of the riooa at Belfast.

4. - % .s1. ESQ BELFAST, ME-, June 81
The Y. ,. steamer Tioga. twelve guns
Lieut.. Commander w. D. whiting, arrived
here this afternoon. She ia 10 be stationed
at this port for enlisting naval apprentices. q
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

azFlET III WASHINGTON, June 81.
The Young Mems Christian Association
have closed their transaction for the purchase
of Fords Theater for the sum Of 100000 Sew
eral churches and organizations have been In
treaty tor IL. fsfoa3s 94lsoIs 3 s. I'd saF NJ
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

CITY OF PORTLAND.

tssa@ stAAtAttflst +Af ------ ~ Z if&NM34&
ssqqHzesoaa gwgsSl y WJuue 2lst, 1855.
TEyHE Committee On Dfsins and ssws viii 70.
j. csive sesIed propo. ais until w 90 nssday s2Sth
inst alta d. at le 0fice Of ths CITY Eaginesr for
the construction of Sewers in the following anneo
Straets Wig: in Brcket st from Carl on to Neal St;
in Waugh st from near Bramhsll to Erackett 81 I;
IN Braceett and Daaforth sts from GRAY to 8 ats
st: In Hi st iroa York to Spring ST.: and I'm
Uushma st from Clark 10 Lewis SC Info nation
as 10 ize aud ,tyle and form Of proposals will be
given ut the OHIO of the City BnPiseer sSaEaak
Thu Com ittee reserve the right TO reject any or
all proposals not for the interest ofthe City
10 aceept. Per order COMMITTEE.
iasa ft9dsiW sse7zED MUND PHlNNEY,
june2ltd % % q 1854 Chairman. q
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

ANTIQUE CARDs.--Short & Loring, Ex-
change street, have received supply Of an
tique visiting cards--a fashionable style, des-
tined probably to come into general use.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

A SITUATION % Travelling gent, by en- expe-
Ia riereed Salesman. for . Wkolses ale House or
manufacturing tstabhfhment The best OF city or
country reference furnished o. to ability and char
acter. Address Box 6sS, Portland o. b9
~ ,ag&19k sE48U9 june2ld1ws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

FINE ENeRAvINes. "A beautifully en-
graved equestrian portrait OF Gen. Grant, pub
iished BY George E. Perine, New York, has
been laid upon our table. 1t is of large size,
The engraved surface being twelve by eight
cen inches, and the picture is executed in q
high style of art. The features and attitude
Of the General are strikingly given into this
picture, the only one we have yet seen in
which he is represented on horseback. The
likeness is from a photograph by Brady, and
is said to be remarkably corrects Is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

NV sAA y kNess Yos.b Marked. u
NEW YORK, June II.
sCotton-heavy; sales $50 baIes.iaN
Elour-sales 5000 bbls state and Western; Can
81 quiet; saalss $50 bbls.r I. n cr q u ~ u
Wheas-highef; lsales IS 900 lbu5h I'LL & fo sei
Corn-higher; sales As, 600 bushels. e1dEez
Ca s---lo Ter.
sBeefAdull. 2 AAA ~
"a ork--frmer; sales 8. 100 bbls. y s3,.,r
Lard-lower; sales 100 bbls. is.W is
Butterr-dulI. EFAVNF "a lfs
Whlskey-heavy; sales 100 bbls. doc g
Sugars-ffm; sails 33| nh Is Mascovaao III.
fetroleuna- quiet.sselsna g 9iaslas saao .de 81
Freigbssto Liverpool quiet.
IfJE1 NIL a92 s.sa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

TASTEFUL New BooKs.-Two dainty lit
tie caprices ofthe publishers fancy come to us
from Trent, Fllman & Co., New York. The
first Of these is SAC smile OF the original
document ofthe Declaration of Independence,
in the hand writing Of Thomas Jefferson,'
beautifully printed upon India tinted paper,
and neatly finished. The other is the inn
mortal " Yankee Doodle" illustrated by r. o..
G. barley, in that artists most exubersnt and
rolicking style. There is matter for broad
laugh in 1t. Davis Brothers have both these
little books for sale. ... SAD "a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22
House nnsl r.a,,al for sale

THyHE three storied srink Il, use. and Land. no 81
IL [PleassnsSs. Location acsntrh ana goods lot
large; best OF wat :. hard ana sof'; furnses Gas
would be very convenient for large boarding house.
Terris easy. Apply TO va CHAs- BAN -; xiea
1unezldlws Five Gents Savings nankssc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22
Po,,SsII land Five Cents Savings BaaI

TNTFREsT M be sllo sed on all denosi.s in TIL
i Institutions made on Or before rs, suly J. 1855
asnkS open every business day, during businet
BENZ KTNGsBURx. Js., President.
y CHARLES BAKER. Treasurer.
June 90-td e3-.h
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

The, Sd and It'll Batteries will be paid to-
day, This willlbe dlsbusementof $500 900.
Those who complain of the slowness with
e which men get paid off and sent home will
not wonder after looking at these figures that
every one Is not paid of in a day. We doubt
e II any paymaster in the country can show such
an amount of work In so short time, as Maj.
Il ,bie has done. He is so we'll Known to tn
people Of this State that 1t would be gratuit-
Gus for us to speak of his eflciency.-IStar.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

Notes OF all the denominations named will DO
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
Tbs Note Of this Third Series arepreciseIy similar
in form and privileges to the Thrills alrea ay
Sold excep that the Governments reserves to itself
th option o paying interest in gold oain at 9 per
CEN instead Ct s-Ioths in currency. subscnbers
will deduct the interest in currency up to Jaly 18TH
ct the time when they sub,cribe. srae5i
The delivery Of me notes Of this third series ofthe
thirtes win comm nee on Il list Of june ana
will be made promptly and contnuously after thar
date. ~il1a s,-t qas eaiaas-e - al
The slight changema in the conditions Of this
rHI I'D ssRrzs Affect only the matter OF interest
The payment In gold, if made wiil be equivalent to
the currency interest Of the higher rate
The return TO specie payments, In the event of
which only VIII be the option to pay interest in gold
be awaited Of would 80 reduce aud equalizs prices
that purchases made with tx percent in gold would
fully equalto those made with seven ana three.
. nths per cent. In currency.
The Only Loan in Market
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

NJ q ~ el14elaFel PHILADELPHLA, June II. -
The Telegraph'se Washington dispatch an
nounces the death of Mrs. Wm. Fl. Seward,
vile OF the Secretary OF State. ~ r bss ss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

PAPMRNT OF TROOPS. Since the 9th of
june, Major Robie has paid off at Augusta,
the following troops tiH-;l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22
{ .rEWrHi TEgTHi TEETH

Dr. d. still OontDees 70 Extract Teeth BY Elscss ;
a., ..;Sic,,t S.sS Persons hsvinE decayed tee
~ ~ 49, ~ a., wish 20 have removed tor reseitn
- y ss-.lRs rs@s polite invitation 20 call.
40 a wose eIsofro @agHetic Aach'nes for sale "a
!. oIPo. "a with thorOuR b iDstructio ?.
'amly D. can accommodate = ftW patients Wit
Ut and traa tment at his house.
ooseefos houra ffou 8 o'1ioef a. y. ~ 2N.f
hsT.J- Va, I, lsSfioa ffes \ novlN
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This is well, 50 far. All credit to him for
protecting the honor of his State in '49, and
for his efforts to keep her loyal in 81. k5Hay-
ing presented the bright side of Judge Shar-
KEYS record, we turn the leaf for the purpose
Of giving our readers what. is written on the
other SIDE. aWarrington,'s The boston cor
respondent sof the Springfield Republican.
gives the following bit of history, OF the truth
Of which we knoR nothing:,.A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

-rra4 openei At tn Au~ tion store re Federal St.
u 4 good assortment Of Cloth for Men and boys'
wear aud for sale very low: .-t-'.sa .n.s
Auction salss every evening. juns2ou g
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22
,.REMOVALi
. 20. DIR. w. N. DEMlNG,.
Medical Electrician
Has tsmovedhis ofaosfrom CIapps Block to
a7A MIDDLE sTRK EFT.
u...Iv N..ssit, fhs -IInifai af.fa. Haf.l WA.,.

Nearly oppssits the Unit'd States Hstol, Wore
ufOULD Respectfully announce to the oitisens Of
w Portland ana vicinity, that he has perman emit
" located IN this oity. During the two years we
have been In this CITY, We have cured some o.
other forms Of treatment In vaia, and cLring pa
tents In 50 short tins that the question 10 often
asked do they stay cured To answer this question
We will say that AL that DO not stay oured as VIII
doctor the second time Tor nothing
DR.. d. has been pfsotica, electrician tor tWenp
one years. and is also regular graduated physician
Hecrlofty IL perfectly adapted to chronic diBeasss
In the form Of nervous or sck headache; nenrals q
In the head, neck, or extremtiesi consumption whit
involved n6ute or chronic rheumatism sc-dtula, biz
diseases white swellngs, spinal diseases varvat1
Al inc spfne, oontrasfed muscles distorted liynbf
DaIsv cx paralysis st. Vitaa Dance deafness stan
merinK o. hasitanoy Of speech dyspepsia indigefi
don constlpsltep and liver compliant pileswe ouIl
8, structures o. shs chest, ana 81 forms Of femal
q. mDlainta.l t.. aiA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22
FINANCIAL.
z-8O LOAN.

atse notes are issued under the oate Of July Is,
1860 an are payable three years from that date in
currency, Or are convertible At tie option Of the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-22

These Bonds are now worth handsome uranium
asdare exempt, rs are all the Government Bonds.
from State. csssy, and A,a,scipal Cos alton. suhtch
adds from one to three per cent per to their
'."s' ao00.oing 70 the "a . levied upon other prop
o9. Ing interest," u yaDle semi annually BY eou-
pons attached to each note, which NAV be- cat OF
and sold to any bank or banker. 800.
Ths intsrsst at 7.so per cent amounts to 600
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EADIR o.

gho hAys cold banda and feet; weak stomaohs
lame and weak backs nervous and sick headache
dlxzness and swimming In the head, with indigef
ton and oonstip OF the bowels pain In the sc
and back; leuoorxhoa, Tor Whitesl; falling Of n
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, ant
al that long train Of disease viii md In Electric
TOO nrofuse mensfruation and al Of those Iona liz
Of troubles with young ladies' Eeotricity s 1ertan
spssins, and viii. In short nes restore tne Suhofe
% ths viGce Of health,
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TIE Rheumatic, the equity, the lama and the Issy
leap vita 10y, and move with the agility and elashi
fy of yoatht the heated brain Il 0ooiod the frosf
bitten iiMbs restored, the uncouth deformities IA
moved; Eintness converted to yigor, weakness Il
strength the blind made to See the dsAfto hear aI
the palsied torm q move uprlghti the ber1ishee q
Vouh are oblfterntod; the accidents Of mature ljl
nreyented the calamlfies Of old age obViated nnt
n active Circulation matntaine1,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-10-14
ths-2iring vfSAegroes-R Rules adopt.
Cd in Tennasses.

Az such thing as hiring all the farm
hands has heretofore been unusual in
this State, u will mauifestly be TO the in
tSfSse Of both the black man and the
white, that system Of rules and repuIs.
nons be adopted, IN order that each psr.
~ may know his duty and how to Der.
form It because, IL each one should IA
Por when he OF rshe pleases, withous 70
gard torthe condition Of the cyop. n ia
probable that nothing would BE made
And both parties would be losers. Col.
pavis, 10 charge Of the FreeJmen's Blu.
Teaa.at Clarksvills Tennessee, has adopt
ed the following rules, well worthy Of
psrusAl and adoption.
Rules and Regulations for Farm Aands
Il. One half Of The wage. Of ,hs ann
ployee vii be retained by the employer.
until the eud Of the eonilac, fos i,s faith
fol performances.
2 The employees will be required to
sissa. day6reak, essAr one to feed and
take care Of the stock allotted to him. or
perform any other business that NAV bs
Assigned 10 him 10 eat thsi, bre.kf..,
and 30 ready for work q the slgnsl, which
viii bs given when the sun is half hon,
high. All time lost after the signal d
given will be deducted ~,
.. No general couveisatioa will be nj.
lowed during working hours. rr :,
- 4. Bad work will be assessed at its
PROPER value. -,
5 For disobedience, one dollar will be
deducted.
O. Neglect Of duty and leaving with
out permission will be consiJered disobs
iisnca. ,.,
, 2. No live stock will be permitted TO
DO raised blythe employees, wthou, sps
cial contrscs.
8. Apples, peaches and melons, or any
other prodso; Of the farm taken BY the
employee. without the permission OF the
empioysr, will be charged for.
o. The employee shall receive no yisi
tors during working hours.
10. Three quarters o! an hour will be
allowed daring the winter months for
diEner, and one hour end half during
the months Of June, July and August.
ii. lmpuesnce, swearing, or indecent
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-10-14
COttOD plantation to Rent,

TOFFER FOR RENTOR LEASEMY
Il Plantation, situated on the main road
Leading frdm Lancaster to Camden, lying
between Salem Camp-Grouad and hanging
Rock Creek, aud known as the Spring
Place. On the place there are about Four
Hundred acres Of land in n good state of
cultivation; ohe holf of which is fresh land
and all Of it highly productive. With or.
binary attention, it will produce fine crops
OF either Cotton or Provisions. The fenc-
ing is in excellent condition. Besides the
planting land, there are sevelal hundred
acres Of fine pasture land, all under good
fence. The place is well watered, and in
every respect well worthy of visit from
any who may wish to rent. II will be
rented for one year or longer if desired.
will take pleasure in showing The place,
and may be found at my residence one mile
below Hanging Rock Creek.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
Oct. 7th, l865,-5-tf. I