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issllne. me ~hich ne events u che mernins bed
Since ne urivsi Of sheir suss,, ID. Dinner -hou.
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soT foa .. he considered A. rather contrary 70 The
Sfhes o. W. Grsnt Olive had just gone ~ her
room ~ dfeo for dinner, shsu Ann. Psnneli esu,s
20 sst for stns Init 70 bnd M a dreadful cue
which Lord Ardslish, vho had Just oorns In, had
60. in bis right hand. She sddsd, moreover, thss
hs bic lordhip had come In with his back ali over
niofisr. boxing more lts q Journeymsn br1et-
lsyer than The notbility. but he bad tsten IA yory
pleasanty, and had come into the Kitchen for TIE
maids 10 brush him
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came from his room. But when he joined .hen a
uhe be rsssll mirth and smiles though his hand
wn sui bound up. Olive coull perceive nothing
o. ,he ssiishon Q, .he morning. ne ate and drank
Joined, a. II vas with the courtlv breetlipg which
d stineuisbed him. II wss evident that M Crane
was mover more pleased with his rues; ana the
ngni o. bis delight In tim, combined with the
dark impressions which her mind had received.
conduesd much 70 the perplsrities Of Olive. Sac
could perceive, also, u IN the mids, Of alt
nc gsiety and merry uiaing, Lord Ardsligh was
a. umta IN intent, though secret OF servance 81
herself Tbs tended 10 increase The irksornsn.ss
OF her fes inga ami 10 hinder b er from assuming
The same forgetfulness Of the motnins'. yracaS
As she could perceive u was the viscoun,'s wish
Amer dinner, when Lord Afds'ish followed hr~
hmost Immediately 10 The Isrlor, leaving Nj.
drsnt 70 the erJoyment Of happy revsries con
ncctsd WIN The Promising future Of hrs darling
ehlld' ne ~ once renewed witt Olive the subject Il
the mornings discussion telling her ,hst shs
mus procure him an interview with The strange
woman ~ the Lime HOUSE. Olive felt better sans-
NED a. his again referring W the subject, think
ing that rgued less evil in mis- i'm.
pleshon with the ma,ter, than N he
had shown the disposition TO oonsen u
ennreEIto oblivion. Hut she told him MAT n
was ifipossiblc that she could induce the woman
70 see him assuring him that violence and sdd-
uonsl excitement amounting TO frenzy, AWAY. ar
tended any sstsrnps st inttTrupting the privacy 70
which TIE poor oresture hal condemned himself
vincent Nyse and nerfefbeing the onl y two with
whom she had ever entered into anything ike Q
oonnectod CONVEX sation and that, with bsr sbs
had sui ever maintained The most scrupulous al.
lencs on everything referring to.her past life.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DfSPEPTICS SHOULD TRY A BOTTLR
4, o. Dr. SMITHS DYSPEPSIA ASNIHILAToR-
never isils IN curing cares OF long stapdin M
persovered With. Prepared and for sele AZ AZ ~, i,
SECOND st., Wlllismsburgh. Price ~ psr bottle 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
items from. So4ther,. Sources.

NEW YORK, March Is.
The Richmond Enquirer publishes letter
from Charlottesville, giving an account of
the occupation of that city by Sheridan's cav
airy.
Gen. Merritt requested the authorities to
procure a supply of corn belonging to the
government aud few hundred bushels OF
wheat were turned over to him.
Out OF the city depredations were INDUCED
IN, but everything was conducted orderly in
side the limits.
The disorderly proceedings, the writer
says, we're stopped by the orders and inter.
ference of the officers, and during the stay
OF The army the discipline was rigid and
severe. t.a
Very little damage was done and private
houses we're free from interruption by the SOL
diers.
The correspondent d, t4ls to some extent
the damsge done by the raiders, but not SO
fully as Sheridan's dispatch. a1s
The editor of the Waynesboro rs. CT News
gives an account of the occupation of thai
place by Sherman after leaving Columbia.
He says the main army was preceded by a
body Of burners who rode into the city heller
SHELTER and proceeded to ransack public and
private property. On the arrival OF the main
body however, all this was stopped, no disor-
derby proceedings being permitted The
business portion of the place was however
bnrned.
The Columbia Is. co. Soath Carolinian say:
some of Our men who were intoxicated per-
ished 10 the burning buildings, aud 81 were
killed by the accidental explosion of ammun
lion. Ore of our officers admitted that Sher
man lost more men at Columbia than ON the
whole line of march. H.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
Keep Disease at Bay

Invslids, broken down in health and spirits by
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering ON the terribleex-
haustion which follows the attacks of acute disease,
the testimony ofthousands who havs been raised az
by mir 4cle from similar state of prostration, by
HosTErTER's STOMACH BITTERs, is a sure
guarantee that ty the same means you too NAV be
strengthened and restored. But to those who stand
in peril of eridemics. to al who, by reason OF ex
posurs, privations, an uncongsnial climate, or nm.
healthy pursuits, may at any moment be stricken
down, this paragraph is most particularly and EN-.
phasicoilH addressed You, who are thus situated.
are p-oered safeguard against the danger
that menaoes you. Tone and regulate the system
with this harmlssj medicinal Simulant a ID Alter.
atve and you will be forearmed against the malades
whoseseed Battle-Ground you in the runseen. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs are not only
standard Tonic and Alternative throue The United
States but they are accredited by the certificates of
the most distinguished citizens of the Union to the
people ofal other lands. In Canada, Austra ALA and
the West Indies. they gradually takiag the place
ofall other Stomachics. whether native or foreign.
and surely as truth is progressive and demonstra
ton overhrews doubt, they will eventually super
sede every other Inygorant and Restorative now en-
ployed in medicinal practice.
New York House, so Cedar Street, NY.
marc 2wd&W
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
Lights and Shadows at Washington.
WASHINGTON, March 1s, 1865,

WASHINGTON, Marc1 Ii, 1850.
TO the Editor Of the Press. &
The advent or departure of three hundred
persons from Portland would hardly be no.
riced; and yet that number of Honorables
leaving this city makes change SO striking as
to be noticed in every part of this city, and in
every place-the hotels are no longer crowd
ed, the sidewalks are not thronged, one does
not see in that rialto the rotunds, a mass Of
moving beings. General Apathy has taken
command of the city and its defences. A
narcotic influence prevades persons and things.
Theatres, operas, hotels and churches feel
its influence. Don Giovanni and FORESTS
Richlieu will hardly start as Sheridan's victory
was OF no consequence, and Fosters loss of d
brigade and guns does not provoke notice.
We would like to know something about
that tobacco-who gave the permit for two
hundred thousand pounds 10 be exchanged
for bacon how much did it cost? was Sin
gleton single in the matter? Is not bacon
more contraband than powder? We think SO.
Spring has come-that is, it feels and looks
1t to-day. The pines, Jews, cedars, hollys and
ASAAAoSAS AAStO Pun OA OhoO JouhOlCCu lOOhj
actually jealous Of those smelling buds around
them-soft and with that peculiar odor of a
fresh spring day-and now we shall look for
Shad, Sherman and Sheridan. Grant us these,
and VIC shall be lively once more.
All the news from the army is cheering, and
'nere VIII be something glorious to hear of
wn1n 1rant can move. 1t does not seem
prooaoie that Lit. Gen. Wade Hampton will
carry out his threat of hanging two for one
don't think they have rope enough for such
purposes. lat
Those who have known Mr. n .le for so
many years part with him with de en- regret.
ne mas been honest and true in the defence of
'n0 oppressed, and in retiring from ,she Senate,
sees 'hat MS fondest anticipations are more
IMAM realized. He could not have. believed
when he first stood in the Senate of the Uni.
ted States, that he would live to put a finish.
ing stroke to the great curse that made us a
reproach In the eyes of the world. Coed
wishes 60 with him in his new cal ser. Nav
it be as pleasant and agreeable as his course
in the Senate has been honest and ia ittfnl.
DarRr
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
In.per.an. order By the President.


Washington, March a.
The President directs that all persons who
now are or hereafter shall be found within the
United States, who have been engaged in hold
ing intercourse or traIle with the insurgents
by sea, If they are citizens of the United States,
or domiciled aliens, shall be arrested and held
as prisoners OF war until the war shall close,
subject, nevertheless, to prosecution, trial
and conviction for any offence committed by
them as spies or otherwise against the laws Of
war. ea
The President further directs that all nom
residents or Foreigners, who now are or here
after shall be found in the United States, and
who have been engaged in violating the block
ade OF the insurgent potts, shall leave the
United States within twelve days from the
publication of this order, or from their subse-
quent arrival in the United States, If on the
Atlantic side, and forty days if on the Pacific
side of the country. Such persons shall not
remain in the United States during the con-
tinuaton OF the war.
Provost Marshals and Marshals of the Unit
ed States will arrest and commit to military
custody all such offenders as shall disregard
this order, whether they have passports or not
and they will be detained in such custody till
the end of the war, or until discharged by sub
sequent orders of the President.
(Signed) WIN. 81. SEWARD,
t Box Secretary OF State.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16


Rebels fall back, and cross the Neuse RiCer,
and occupy KjnstOH.
NEwBERN, N. c., March II.
Yesterday the enemy fell back across the
Neuse river, after burning the bridge over
that stream. 1t is reported that they also, at
the same time, burnt the rebel ram which was
guarding the bridge. The railroad is com
plete to within short distance OF the river
opposite Kinston.
e The enemy suffered most owing to their re-
peated charges on our works, in which they
were repulsed each time with severe loss.
Our troops stood their ground manfully, and
are in high spirits over the prospect of meet
ing Sherman soon. w.
Sherman has opened communication with
Wilmington from Fayetteville. He sends
word that he is all right, and marching on.
We expect to hear some gratifying news from
him in a few days.
A portion of Schofield's staff is still at Will
mington. Lieut.. Col. Treat, of Scholeld's
staff, has just arrived from the front. and re-
ports all quiet to-day. Gen. Schoheld spends
the sabbath in Newbern.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
A Patriotic and Literary Gem,


An officer in the q Maine Cavalry, in let
ter from Barancas, Fla, of recent date, en-
closes versifed letter, of which the annexed
is verbatim copy, and in his letter he gives tho
following interesting history of this effusion
OF love and patriotism--this literary gem from
the kind hearted Mckinney" who was anxious
to kill all the Y ankses, to her dearly beloved
"Job:"
Friend Gilman during our recent raid
into Alabama, and while at Pollard, 1t. Col.
Squirting captured rebel mail, and among
the many highly amusing compositions that
we found therein was the enclosed "purey
original and selected poem," which take
the liberty to send you, we'll knowing that in
your desire to assist struggling genius in sur
mounting all obstacles that tend to impede Its
progress, you will, through the medium of
your most excellent paper, lay before an adj
mlrlng public this rare specimen of compost
ton and exquisite yersifeation that the frilthe-
les hand Of tho invadin yankey Vandil" has so
long kept hidden from its view. f4aE
lbile florida volunteers.
our Cuntry is invaded
We hear the a larme
turn out you sweet sons of florida
and we'll grid on your armes
you sweet sons of florida
and strangers Be to fire NE
and don't BE fraid 10
| turn out Brave volenteer
we will leav sweet hsa
| and wins here be hind
| and go camp pain as BRAY volunteers
| we will March of and Ieav
all the towards be hind wi go and kill all the yam
| keys
we Will leav them at home
! with ther curley coats to WAR
| and go Camp pain as Brav vo!enteers
we will leav wins and
| ct hearts here behind
! with p esur to wait for our return
| and when return they will meet us in teers
| and will fly to the arms of the BRAY volunteers
Job this is bout the florida boys who volunteered
| but hav maid some mis- Stakes in it
| MCKINNEY GAMBLE
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16
DIED..

In Brunswick. March IA, Hon Nathaniel M Towle,
aged II years.
G-Funeral this Thursday afternoon, at 81 o'clk.
at the Congregational Church. Saco. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
In Danyilie March 3, MIR Charles Robinson aged
81 years 10 months
In Greene Ma. CHI 9. of consumption, Mr. o Frost
aged 60 years.
In Georgetown. March II, Mr. Ma haniel Rogers
aged 50 years months
At Parker's Head, Frank G. son of William I and
Sarah Greenlow, aged IL months
In Belfast Feb 20, of congestion of the lungs, Mr.
Samuel Payson, aged So years.
In Linconville, Feb %. Mrs Mary T, relict of the
late Rev Dauiel Bartlett aged 66 years
Ia Camden, Feb e. Mrs Susan q, wife of Rev Ed
ward Freeman, aged AZ years.
At Camp Berry, Feb l5 Hiram Downes. 18th Me
Reg, aged 10 years b son Of David and Rosamond
Downs, of Lyman.
GR-The funeral services of the late Lev Williams
will take place this Thursday afternoon. ct ock
from his late residence. No 200 Cumberland, corner
of Casco street. Relatives and friends invited TO
attend. - ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-16

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ITS GoDUs oPRnAsDI:

Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t is from thess Hands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted. As long "a the
scalp free from disease these bodies also remsin
healthy, and the hair keepsits natural appearance
and color. But when humors and other diseases az
feet the scalp these glands become involved in tie
Same disease, and the hair gradually turns gray, dry
and brittle Sooner later the hair begins to fan
of and in many cases. if not arrested, will produce
complete badness. e.A III t4A
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands and create q new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regeneration has proved pei
feet success. aa y FarN1t oWL
It's not "Dye" and will not stain PARTICLE 1t
will positively "RxsroRE GRAY HAIR" in all cases
to its original color. Itpromotes growth OF new
hair In all cases on Bald Heads when the glandsor
roots Of the hair not completely disorganzei.-
Itprevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandruf heat, humors and itching from the scalp.
1t keeps tho hair soft, moist and perfectly healty and
gives it glossy and beautiful appearance. II is
highly periumed, and dressing it has no superb
or. The "Regenerator' ia warranted to produce the
above results in all cases. if not the money to be
refunded. Whit every ''Gray Hesd" in New Eng.
land oan be restored in less than thirty days.
Price 81. per Bottle.
TEsBETTS BROTHERS, B-a
Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester,
N. IL.
street, Boston. General holesale Agents
WV WHfPPLE, Agent for Portland, Maine
Jan 2eod Ans