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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-01
FMPoRTs.

MAYAGUEZ Brig Geo w Roberts-40 hhds mo-
lssses. s03 hhds sugar. to orier
Brig kover-28l hhds bbls sugar. 10 G II Starr.
CIENFUEGUS. Brig Donna Maria - 1874 hhds
80 tres molasses, to Churchill; IL bbls do master
Big A v Coco hHe-2S0 hhds 38 tics molasses, to
E Churchill
a CoRNWALLIs Ms. Brig Alpha-1s cords wood,
to order. aa n 80
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DIR. LANGLEY'S

II OOT AND HERB BITTERS
The Great Bl,od Purifier; the best Health Resior-
er, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
cine ever used
Theg effsctually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all
kindred diseases.
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite drive out all humors, purify the
blood. and strengthen invigorate build up and re-
store to health AMI soundness. both body and mind,
all who use them. Price Is, So and rs cts per bot
tic. Sold by a. dealers in medicine. GEORGE C.
GOODWIN Co., 50 Hanover ST.. Boston.
mchlsd4m
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g. Hunt, haitlsnoroi cypras, Nash Ellaaesthpott,
n An Maftaews Aegacuti Polly. Roksrdson'
Aehorn, Bangor; Post Boy, Tate Rocklaud
CD 59,h, bargne Gertrude, rarr, New Orleans:
ppr,gs Horta. Young. dos Abby Ihaxter Walker
11angori schs John Snow Coffin Machias; sun
usstxaIng Bangor; NJ N MerFman, Fox do.
,oS,. EM-Ar 10th, sch Campbell, Soule, George
Rnrasss oregon, Miller, Bangor: Rosannah Rose
Di ~ E9s DO for Washington ''
Presley, kockland ' 80" AinerloAh Ohei
PORfSMOurH-sId 2stb. sebs o. Cor.ou
5 M 1nockand Betsey Pierce Billings
BATH-CId 10Th, shin freeman c,o., Ca 9.
st John NIB. NANAA iVi 0s
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BUY ME, TRY ME G I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
DR.. LangIey's A,sOdyne.

A new medicine for all the summer complaints-
Composed of Roots, Banks and Berries which seem
to have been deigned for the quick, sase and sure
cure of Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera Morbas and
Chronic Darrea, which are SO common with all ages
and so dangerou' at this feason o the year. We
never advertise eertica Let stand upon it, own
merits-this is the only way god ihiag should b.
knoan. Hence our motso-Buy me, 60, of The
head g. Every person who uses it will testify, as
many have already, that DR.. Langley's Anodyne is
the ratet discover of the age and must be Queen
of all Medicines. by Its great cures Sold BY deal.
efs Price A c n,s per nottle 77l'H - o.
:. For sale in this city by H. II. Hay, aud W. F.
fhilips Co. june15eod g. 3m
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STANDARD POLISH.
CLARKE'S MIRROR STOVE POLISH
is THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

1t makes no Dus or Smell, and gives a mo t
brilliant polish, with the least labor Try it, Sold
by all dealers.
Il. R. CLARKE. Sharon. Mass, Proprietor.
June 6-eoo Swlm
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ROUTE OF PROCESSION.

Up Congress to High, through High to Pleasant;
up Pleasant to Paris, through Paris to Dar.forth;
through Danforth to State; up state to Congress;
countermarch on State to the Concert Ground.
lsisalos M. L. STEVENS, Marshal.
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zone morn q Peri at the gate
nf Hdan ofANA Issoasr.1.t- -

No wonder; she had used her last bottle of
STBRLING's AMBRosIA, and the article was scarce
on account of the immense demand for it.
june2lsnd2w 4
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Harmon a. sawyer,
U. S.War Claim Agents for Maine

U.S.War Claim Agents for Maine,
viii give their exclusive attention TO collecting
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay, Prize
Money, Lost Clothing, &c.
Officers Accounts with the Ordnance, ouartermas
tiers and Treasury Departments adjusted an settled
and certificates OF nonIndebtcd ness obtainsd.-.
Terms reasonable.
80 No Charge unless successful
All advice Information free.
Office No So ExchangeSt, Jos Block, told stand
of Bradford 4 Harmony
q X. HARMON
W. S SAWYER,
REFERENCES Hon. VIM. P. Fessenden, q. S.
Senator; Hon samuel ConY, Gov of Maine; Hon
Israel Washburn, Jr., Collector of Customs
VISA 4A HN 40s3A as& msy16d& wifi
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FRESH SALMON.

This luxury constantly on hand at
SNSthe FULTON MARKET, Federal St.,
ITO. Price % and 30 cents per pound fresh and nice
july1 1w I. HOPKINS.
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In thi city, June 20, Mrs Mary Il, VITA of Rich
mond Bradford, ND, of Auburn, and daughter of
Edward Howe of Portland. ~.
~ Funeral this Saturday, afternoon, at o'clk,
from her fathers residence, No l6 Gross Street.
aged about 43 years
In New Gloucester, juno %. Mrs aary. wife of
Job Harris aged IS years
In Westport June a. Luther K. son OF James and
Catharine Thomas, aged years II months.
- IN Dang0r, June 2z. Wilbur f, son of Albert and
Sarah II Files. aged IA years 10 months.
10 Bangor, June %, Miss Harriet IL, daughter Of
Hon Saml Thatcher, aged years
In Bucksp ,rt, june II, Col james d Parker aged
II years. IA e
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ROQ HHDS: GROCERY SUGARS now landing
OOO nom Br. brig G. G. Roberts, and for sale
ny 4. CHURCHILL s. Co..
july1 1w NO 4, Portland Pier.
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frago. and eternal hostility to equal rights be.
fore the Constitution and laws Of tho land. The
Democratic argument against negro suffrage
Is briefly summed up BY the Tribune; Mig
gers votel Not by d sightl" This ID
the whole argument. Is 1t conclusive ones
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EXPORTS.

Per ship st Lawrence, to Buenos Ayres-69S 1913 #
sawed lumbsr 1925 shocks, 800 ps heading 555 bbls
noops IL cases shovels, boxes furniture, &c 5000
gals keros ne OIL 1900 gals naptha wagons, ha
nesses. saddle. - -
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DOMESTIC PnRTs.

Ship Jerem' ali Thompson, at New York from Liv.
erpool, reports May Is in the English Channel,
John Rowland Tor Nolan tell from aloft the deck
and was instantly killed.
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BATH, June 30-Brig j ID Lincoln Minot' from
Portland, went ashore at Fiddler's Reach, but has
since been got off without damage and towed to
this port.
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Relic q Health to Your Infants,


We have put up and sold this article for over 30
yeas and can say in confidence and TRUTH Of it
what we have never been able to say of any other
medicine -neg'r has IL failed IN single Instance
to effect a cure, when timely used Never did we
know an instsnco of dissatisfaction by any one who
used il. On the contrary, all are delighted with its
O. era'ions, and speak in terms of commendation of
its magical effects an medical rtuss. We speak in
this mater what we do know" after 80 years ex-
rerienos and pledge our reputation for the Jistfl-
"eHt n 'chot zoe hsre declare. In almost every in
stance where the infant is suf ring from pain and
exhaustion. relief will be found in fifteen inmates
after the syrup is administered &a8ffN
Full directions fsr using will accompany each bot
tle. None genui e unless the fac-simile of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New ork, is on the GU side wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Price only So Cents per Bottle
faux Qs~A
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TRIAL STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
1t P. NJ, Corner Green and Portland Streets.
afiss REGATTA,
At $50 P. NJ, Fore River.

FIRE WORKS, WITH BANDS,
Head Of State Street. Front of City Hall, and at
a6 the Observatory, at s.SOP NJ
Star copy. july1dtd
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ls1l'es SINGING
Under the direction of Mr.. G. W. GARDINER.

Under the direction Of Mr.. G. W. GARDINER.
Thrice hail happy day.
The battle cry Of freedom.
Children Of the Union.
Rule Columbia.
l4s Our Banner shall wave forever.
Our Native Land.
Rally Round the Flag
Star Spangled Banner
Tramp, Tramp.
Hail Columbia.
By Children of the Catholic School
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vlslonally. $780, = 1900 >ssa
Rsv. Amos Hitchings for twenty-five or
thirty years Universalist clergyman in this
state and New Brunswick, died at his residence
in West Minot, after an illness of a few days.
on Wednesday, June 2lst. He had recently
given up the active ministry, and engaged in
secular business. atsaa8 .t5 ST uM aai9y
The Oxford Democrat notices the death, May
22d. OF Rev. John Paine of Mason, in the 10th
year Of his age. Mr.. Paine was one of the
early pioneers of Methodsm in this country. In
his younger days he travelled circuit in New
Hampshire and Vermont, on horseback or afoot
thst required year to make his round. He
lived holy life, died in triumphant faith. and
left not an enemy behind. His funeral was at
tended by almost the entire population Of
Mason, besides many from the adjoining
towns ss5essss
Rev K. NJ. Byram has been engaged by the
Universaiist Society in Rumford, to preach
three-fourths of the time for one year.
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u Rev. w. s. Balch has received an invitation
70 become pastor Of the Uniyersalist Society in
Baltimore, and has accepted, at least pro-
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Order Of Exercises in the City Hall,
l lsF JULY 4th, 1865.
MUSIC BY THE BAND.
Y PRAYER BY THE REV. DIR. sHALER.
sih MUSIC BY THE CHOIR.
READING OF THE DECLARATION OF INDI.
PENDENcE BY MR.. A. P. STONE,
iera Principal High School
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-03

P.s.-will sell Greenbacks, Treasury Notes,
and u, 8, Bonds ut not more than one'half per
cent. above San Francisco rates and viii pay
The highest price for Gold Hill, Virginia, and
Csulty indsbtednesL ocAa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04
MANHOOD: Flow LOST,
llOyy RESTORED-

- Jr. published. nsw edition OF DR
fS<k curvERws-L'< Celebrated Esssv on
s me rsdiesl care (visheps ncdir'ne)
= Srsr~ArsRRHrs. ~ Rsainsl Wsskr-ss.
10 .s,srv. Seminal Leases, Impo'esev.
N-nssl .n@ rhvsicsl Inespsri'v. inrsci-
~s,s. 10 N.rrisse. etc; also. Conservation.
Frrrr.Y. End Frs. induced by sslf''ndu'-
y-nes ~ srxusl sxrsvagsncs-
n Price. in sealed envelope. only cen'.-
The eriebrsred saihor in his sdn'r.e's
-s.sv eIssrly demonstrates. from thirty
,..rs' sue.ssfui practice. that the sierm'ns
leonsequences ~ seM-sbuss wsv % rsdiesnv
leu,.d without N. dangerous uss OF 'n'srns'
m.aicirs or the sppliestion Of the knie.--
,oinfine nuf mode n cure ~ once s'ms'r
.sr,.in. .nd efsc'nsi. bv msers ~ wnlen
.v.rv sufferer. no matter that bic rond''nn
may BE-. m.v cure himssf chesply. prissteis
md radically.
ar-rhi- Lecture shcrld b n he hsnd'
n evsry yon,h snf every man 70 'hs isnh
Sent urs-r sesi ina plain 'nvelop"' Y
INV adde's pes' paid, on receipt o. TX CEN
lar, ~opo., si.-uns sdtr-ss 'he nnhhshsrr
cHAS Y c KLiNE& 60
llo7 Bowerv.N Ny Psst Ohics DIX 4.ooo'
Ian. sssh. 1565-ls.
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I 4 y I ~

ouY peA writes her daugn.1
ured AZ f.s Of nine years standing, ana
~ yi.us dance Of two years
AyorHEB writes, his son vas cursa
after bis 'esh bad almost wasted away.
The doctor pronounced the case incurs
able
AHorHEI vas cured Of Fever and Agus
sfssr irving every medicine in bic reach
AroTHKR Was cured Of Fever Bore
Which had existed fourteen years
auorHKI Of Rheumatism Of eigns
Cssss innumerabls Of Dyspepsia ana
Liver Complaint could be mentiensd -
which the PuriHer and Pills
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W. we've The fire, 20 Introduce these mo
~. r,;,sd States. end W msnu'ae'nrs W
,,e,se ou.nsi,ias in great v@ris'y, rang 'F
= ,,ir. tom 90 c-nis 10 $50 each Pr
.rp!1NS hsve the repn'siion o. he'ne
..ae,io, n beauty and durshili'v 20 hns
a ,s Thee ~iIl be sen, BY mail. free, on
recs'p' Of price.
r7Fine Albums made 70 order. III
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CuPI.OYMENT.


GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks cor
IN stantly on hand snd for safe low =, ~
COURIER OFFICE.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

clerk-IiFsRy A. HoLTHAus.
Auditor THEODORE SoEpERnAHH.
Tressursv-E SrErHESsor.
Rscorder-AUcusr LlTscHcf.
Sherif-HESRy MAuSrEL.
Coroner q. ALLIES.
Surveyors. WILLIAMS.
VIZ ". GREFS.
X W DAVIS. Commissioner
@. NIEHAus.
OFFICERS or BAisBRipcK TowEsHif.
Justices Sebastian Kueblsr, w. Monroe
r. Brelsge.
Trustee-M Keefsr.
Constables-A. Eckert, II. Endhofen
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=. z HIT. ANTHONY 4 90.
Manufacturers az Photographic Mate
rails.
WHOLESALE App RrTAiL.
Sol BROADWAY. N. Y.

I. addition 70 our main business o. FHc
e,.ra,c MArsRrALs. We are Headqusr'
49,. ~ The following. va:
sTER EoscOPEs AND sTEREoscoPIc
VIEWS.
~ ,hsse We hsvs 90 immense sssor'msn'
!. Gliding Wsr Scenes. American and For
.;sn ci,ie. ard Landscape. Groups. Sis'u
-, e. &c. Also. Revolving S'eEeoscopes
Tor public Or private exhibition. w ~
l,ccu. viii be sent 20 any address on ree'sp
Of stamp.
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cp,rxrtp PErGEssyE or LITERARY
= -,r,r,r- e,n.i<tsfg ~ brlNan' 80 -n
I,.-,.;,.,o, Ssorips. Penn. rfar'irAi ~
....... VIA n,her fien-.hoid Mates. ~ y
.l N.mmo,h Fsshion piarss. ,rd ~
esr-.nt Hrrsv OF The Latest fsFh
vhicb We possess extraordinary -
si,h oyer ten dollsrs' sDr'h ~ ne
..hicn.hls full sz- Pf'ter"s io' iafirf Anr
rh,tSren'- 1ress. srd inli three dnliars' y pf 'h
N o.,cinsI Nu.ic ~ill be gwen r0rne M
49, ,ore,har with = cns-'ani successor
II l;ss,.rx sud u.psni npvsl'@- ~ 20 nF
a,.t,,-slv illu-tra,ed win fine EugFAv n1-
i..as.o,i,r The most s''rnriiv4. entertain
H.. ,ssfnl and artistic Msgszine. ~ = hesu'
i,;r.l s,vle ser binding. and The finest monthly
lrow published.
,.rk.ge ~ ,so dolIsrz worth, tuii-=ize
lfs4hionshIs Psrerns, Or hrg-' -p'en NJ
l,nd artistic psrl.r steel Engrsysng Il Pr
..r,ed ss premium 70 rachand every s"h
srriber. single or in eiIhs
Two copies one year. - ?,
Three copies one year. q
; r'.;a. o,s ve.r. IL o.
i Ten copies me vssv- ~ ~
49, srlend,d premium with asrh Climb
'lbesids. he first premium - each sn5srFiorr
A ci.b 81 two. 81 50 each. secures n W
asr . dres. elevator, or Mne Drmnr--r
svs,em Of dress cutting - both ~ubSrraRr-
:, hear,isuI photographic slSuH'. q P-ieF
! sorts or Arihur's Magazines
A club OF three, large album or1'cTs
lMsgszine.
Fors club Of eight, webs,er's large Pc
tionary-
sewing machine
Far eighty . melodeon.
For one hundred. Msson y Hsmlin's o.
lrsr-
. For,wo hundred and seventy. large 9
~ rsn or new Piano.
III Th.se term. A.. more favorable than Q
.. fe,sd bv snv other publication. sing
ie eorie. n The M,gazine msilrd free on =
ee;,, ~ he price. Back numbers % spec
IN eer,a Address
wM JENNINGS DEMOREST.
n No. 30 Beckmsn-st y. n.
7 The most srprcpris'e snd sccrp'rn
y p,s.eu, would Be years subscription
this model M.r-zine
dec. 3Is', 1854.
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.Io.cn!a GrmAlcs.


MAxUrsrFrKf ssh na4LiA ~
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
S,.sh Fas & rner ~ 'hp ratlic Square
JASPER I'M.
fGFTFES hi- snsnk- M rhf c''izeh- ~ ~"
4 p b..- caan'y and sciniy FOR 'h'r ps-
,Aironags. snA -5iici's continuance err
extension D. ne sam. fsrli.r rrniii"n' iHa
Il. can msk. VA tD tra inrere. ~ pFrrons N
~ant X an. in A INV " = w'fl
4ina. az his HntN u.~ sY- rfH"'- s"f HN't'
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N. FReApMAE, JASPER;
FRaD HoFFNAs. HARRISON Township;
ions Il. H.FfNAs. Columbia townships
ESQ. EIurFxAs, HARRISON Township;
GEo r SHuRrz. Ferdinand;
Ions a. BrcEmAS- Ferdinand;
ERxsT PfcxHARpr. Hun'lngsburg;
L. X. TAYLOR. Irelsnd;
ana bv Druggists q Merchants ever where
q w. ROBAcK, Compoundsr q Siomsch
pu,ers. blood pills. Ds,iller and Msnufa :
,urer or Catawba and S~edish Brsndies snc
III kinds az NE finest Domestic Liquor
~hleh sre SOLD wholesale Or in any desired
ausnsstv. a, No.. So. S.. 40 sne 81 Ess'
laird street, Cincinnati n
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Furniture. Furniture .

Errr~r The Undersigned respect q
&ss---s3 fully informs the pubic ~
4. - nav. and will Consistently keef
90 hand. or manufacture 20 ofcer' ~ 49,
l.,sst end mcs' fashionable vsrie"es o ~,
a,,,,s sneh a. wsrtsobss. Bureaus. BED
s,s,ds' Table,. Lounges. snd large ssscf'
men, ~ ehairs. Of the best styles ne ~
-psc,rnily invites iho-e desiring sny'h,ng =
~. line. ~ cali .nd exsmine he s'cck pe
fore purchasing elsewhere, - ~ y e'nn
d.n, 4. ran plaase 'hsm. ~ his shop % IN
~o,asr y, Newton and Porier~ville .'rre'F
o'"'' JACOB ALLIES
Dee. al. lS64-'v
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country PrOdue

vTvAKrs In exchange forgccds. end the
j highest market price gwen sy
Ocs. "a, 1868. jcs. FsEArnAr.
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GooA McANeNNCs,
NOu\St NO WOv0.

rrocf ,hs. ID. Blood Iuriher and pills .s
-, ,~~,.lle have the .~rtihe aies q Ihoss ein.
f1,s.s prefsssors chfif0n II New fcsEs ana
Ineh4 II Cincinnati r..a~....
rnsl,sied n conspicuous part q this Payer irvn
49,. N ~ Scandinavian Vegetable Blood fnIi'
-. ~ 49, t.ttl. ~ g. per half dozen. uftne rc-n-
sstn yaees.bie Hold pills, . cent? psr box o
p,,,r;,.ni ,1lca ard saicsroom. Nc East fo9r.s
~. ~ Building from Main 80, sincinha'h~
sgxsory. 10 u Hammond Strreh
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Or c.,slnqns now smhrac's nvrr ~ ~
dlr.Fsn' suaier's ('c Which
.sl;,;o,. 80 continually beng made o.
Pnr,rsiis or Eminsnt Americans, &c. w
ahrn'
10 M,i,r Generals. 55N S'''s-m'n,
90 ~ Gsn.rsl-. 100 DsIHe-.
o75 G ,lAnel-. i-7 A"n"fs'
TO I.'eui Ccioreis, ~ MISS
$50 q her on l25 SF9'-
rs New Officers. m P.o"' r. "''s Ky
10 Prominent Foreign Pa''raF.
5000 COPIES OF WORKS OF ARl
including reproductions ~ 'he M
h,s,ed Fnyrsviag-. Pa.n'ing-- s'-'nt- z
c.,.los.es sen. IN rerr'r' q SisniH
c.der az one Dozen PICTURES from "
fcai-lopne will be tl-d - ne ffrelp' "
II SO. and sent by mail FREE
Photographs end o,hrr= c-dsr'"r go'n-
IN a ~iIi please remit '~fn'v-hse Pc
rs,, n The smouni With 'h"ir crfer
E.&H. T. ANTHONY 4 ~,
w.,uf.e,ursrs Of Pho'osfsoAie h7'sria'"
\ sol BROADWAY. NEW YORK
I a-Tns prices and quality q our g'n0'
lcsnnnt fsil 80 satisfy
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WOvklAkG g CNAvSN.
We HAOOA VMs

- The most active and thorough piiis
sb.t have ever been introduced
Thsy act % directly upon the Liver,
.xr,ti, hat organ 70 such an extent -
that sysiem does not relapse INTO =
Sorms- ,ndition, which i too apt 70 %
ths cass with simply purgative piii.
Thev are reallya
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27
From 'RAsa1sGTON.
TFAsHrNeroN, April 2.

NNAsHIEGTON, AprlI 20
The Richmon d Wing and Times Of yes
terday have both been received. The
Wing has the following from q gentle
man of intellig Ience, who has resehed that
city from Dan vile: We hsve some inter-
esting psrticI llars of events that occurred
there after the surrender Of Lees army.
When this event became known IN the
town and surrounding country, crowd Of
citizens, of all classes, sges and colors, and
q large number of soldiers collected sround
| the building in which were stored immense
quantities of commisssry stores, aud after
q short deliberstion, made general rush
| upon the establishment.
The mob scattered throughout every part
of the buildings, each person plundering
according TO his or her fancy. In one or
the buildings, it sppesrs, there was large
quantity of ammunition, powder in kegs
and perez esion caps. The soldiers and
country People swarmed around the pow
der, Agejr tosecure it for f0wling purposes
Whil q they were thus engaged: by some
mean S fire communicated to the powder,
and N an instant the building and its con-
tents. including over fifty horses, were
blow to atoms. This horrible tragedy for
time put check upon the plundering,
| which, however, soon recommended, bus
with som ewhst more circumspection.
Ex-Go vernon Extra Billy Smith was in
Danvills when our informant left. He
hsd beerl vsporing a good deal about his
determin alton never 70 surrender saying
that sooner than succumb he would turn
bushwhsoker, guerrilla or something Of
that 3 Irt-
Not witbstanding this, our informant
learne !, just before leaving, that Extra
Meade, the object OF which had not trans
pired-
We may mention in this connection a
repol,t hich has obtained circulation here,
that the citizens of Lyncnburg either re-
quested or compelled the Ex-Governor to
leave be town.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS!
GUERRILLAS CAPTURED !
Steamer Sunk In the Potomac.
Associated Press Report.
THE FUSERAL CaRTEGE.

ALBANY, April 20.
From the time last night that the re-
msins of President were deposited in the
Capitol until now, persons have been press
ing thither TO see the honored dead. This
morning the line of people extends st least
q mile, one half Of those composing it be-
ing ladies. The coffin bas been again
strewn by ladies with flowers.
The cars and steamboats, this morning
have brought sddipi onsl thousands to the
city. The funeral party are entertained
by the corporate suthotities st the Della
van House. All the buildings are drsped
with monrning. Among the most touch
ing mottoes on house fronts are the follow
ing: "The heart of the nation throbs
heavily at the portals of the tomb," and
al Ist US resolve that the msrtyred dead
shall not have died in vain" The latter
is believed to be az extract from Mr.. Lin
coins Maryland Fair remarks.
There are three new and elegant sleep
ing cars furnished by the New York Cen
tral railroad, through Mr.. Wagner, super
iptendent, to be conducted by l.. T. Cham
berIsin. Il. w. Chittenden, General Su-
perintendent of the New York Central
railroad, accompanies the train to Buffalo.
A low estimate fixes the number Of
strangers here to-day at 10000. All the
morning extra trains and excursion boats
brought large numbers of people from the
surrounding country, many coming 100 or
200 miles. Never before were such multi
tudes gathered at the Capitol. Everybody
seemed to fully participate in the solemni-
ties of the occasion.
At one o'clock the Military, the Fire
Department and civic societies began to
form, and at two o'clock the coffin was
closed.
From / o'clock A. NJ until 2 o'clock P. M.
the stream of people pouring through the
capitol TO take 3 last look st the distin-
guished dead was constant, and yet thou
sands were still in line waiting their turn
when the hour for replacing the cover sr.
rived. Nearly $4,000 men, women and
children visited the remains. Soon attel
two o'clock, the procession having been
formed, commenced TO move over the pre-
scribed route It was composed of the 10th
and 25th regiments of this city, the 24tE
and light. horse battery Of Troy, the Stat
and city authorities, the fire department
and a large number of civic societies. Thl
| mlllbhfy WIS hDOub AiNNO SASA6.
The hearse was elegantly and elaborate
" finished, trimmed with white silk, sdorn
ed richly with silver mOuntingF, and sur
mounted by the eagle. 1t was drawn b!
eight white horses.
| At 3:45 the train was reached, and tn
coffin was Transferred TO the hearse from
the car in which it had been brought from
Washington. At four o'clock the remain
of the lamented President were move
from Albany on the way to their restlnI
place in the West
A gong of notorious pickpockets an
thieves from New York snd Philsdelphi
left for the West at six O'Clock this sftel
noon. Six of the gang have been srTeste
here.