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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25


2 ExPLANAToRy.-We received cali yester-
day, from the gentleman alluded to in the ar
ticle In the Press headed "Discreditable y
which gave account Of expressions of JOY on
tie part of his wife at the assassination OF
President Lincoln, and the display of emblems
ofrejoicing on the day of the funeral. He
assures us that the thoughtless and inexcusa-
BILE expressions of his wifa-which he attrib-
utes to causes far different from, and less dis
creditable than, q disposition to exult over a
great crime-has caused him deep pain and
sincere regrets; that he did all in hispower to
satisfy those who complained; that though al
ways politically opposed to Mr.. Lincoln, he
felt shocked as never before at his tragic death,
and as sincerely mourned over the event as
any man could. He says he closed his store
on Saturday day following the assassin
! ation-and again on the day OF the funeral;
that he intended to drape both house and shop,
andshould have done so but for what he looked
upon as an attempt to coerce him into what
he thought should, to be meritorious, be q
purely voluntary act; that the evergreen
wreathsn were entirely misintefpreted,f for he
paid man dollar to 60 out of the city and
procure the cedar boughs OF which they were
made, cedar, as he had always been taught
to believe, being emblematic oflove and cher
ished remembrance, and that nothing was
farther from his heart than the Intention to
show disrespect, BY such wresths, to pre-
vailng public sorrow, His wife made the
wreaths, and he believes she sincerely regrets
ever having been betrayed into the utterance
OF aremarkso at variance with the spirit of
humanity. IS esn.. sesis sls
We cheerfully give him the benefit of his
explanation, and hope it nay have the weight
with those who have heard or talked of the
matter, to which is is entitled. 5a1 Z
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FAMILY DYE Cor oRe.-A oug the most popular
and U, nl articles G. the day ar the FAuIfY DYE
CoLoRs, manuaAtus ed BY the well kno wn practical
Oh mtsts. Howe Stevens So very sauerior are
lhesa dyes, so essiy used and withal a5rdsd at 60
low they literally getting INTO every
bodys hands lust the lrsises OF their merits are
on every bon5 lips Once tried, they become indis.
penesb,e, In many parts Of the country they have
di.pa ed all otaersubstances and me hods of ye-
ing; We, without hAs,tat on whatever pro-
neunce ii m tae best dyes evef manufacturea while
az the same tlms t5ey the cheapest IN price The
ladies s-s Ssrtieularly delighted with them q
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DR.. Ian GLEY'S noi.
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs

me Great Ri god Purifier; the best Health Restor.
n,, ~ e most perfect Spring and Summer Medi
1hss sffsetaayeass yaasdioe, Dysrepsia. Iiy as
ikndsed .dtsekses anu al
iney cleanse the system. regulate the bowels. re-
MAI 'ns apostle drive out all humorr purify The
store to heal h and sodndness both had and MIND
Al Al WHO Use them, Price 15 So and rs cts uer bot
W; rola ~ 81 dealers In medicine d FORGE 81 q
dOcDWN y CO.. o. Hanover ST., Boston. u
z @4'-~~A - 'oN meu~ MehI8ld4m
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s~AN AAAAhOm's AHsysMWsS SSsMcss To.
For wood, leather, crockery, and other substances
lis the best aid 10 economy that the housskesper can
have tits in liquid FORM and insolable In water or
oil It win adhere oily Substances completely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family paekase) Is cents
each. Sold everywhere. loYli q wAs e.ife 30
HILTON BROS. q Co., Propristors Providence,
4. T. Onrsoeipt Of 5oosnts, family package will
be sent by mail. NaoA 4 ls977e p feb7d3m -'ue
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JHvvEEHY,

ceno me One Dollar by mail and will send You
any Oh tns following G Id Plated Articles Set Of
.adies Jewelry, Long Chain. Locket. Neck Chain,
King. Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Pin, sat
81 Buttons, Set Of Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
Pin. Also wiz send good Hanting cassd Silver
Plated Watch and Chain for SIS.
a Address DRESSER's Dollar Store, Portland,
Ne. BOX 139. 8B stAAkf tss ,marsdam. :
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DISASTEpa

Sch Matanzas. before reported asho,e in VINEYARD
10 Holmes Hole, full of water About "a ,n W.
has ben discharged. and the remaind.r y SDa.
taken out She will go on the railway for ren.i,s
n Tho full riTged brig reported ashore Isth ian mill,
west OF shinnecock. Is probably the James Crosbv
before repaired which was got an hat week but
the rnnning caused the wIeckers to let her
20, when sne drove ashore. She Is well up on the
beach and full Of water. tiSA fi +Ar
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MARRIED.

In this city April u, by Rev DR. Bosworth. George
q Webb er. Of Aired ard siiss Msrietta. danehtsr
Of Ess Chase. of Portland
In this city, April Is. by Rev Il Bolles Lorine
bOss2oh o' DaaNiis and Harriet Lord, Of West.
-, In Falmouth April 10 by Rev Robe, Alonzo
Wood. Of Gorhan. and Mary W Knight OF r; Pom.
OF Falmouth. q S'e'
~ West Z fsris a. Geo Cole, u. and Alb.
Ss.'l SS.44lst sfis - .Ioii
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lcoLGATE,s HONEY soAp.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such, universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials
"a mild and emollient in its nature. fragr antly
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. : For sale bg all DrnSgists and Fapsy
Goods Dealers ed 70 a9asiiarl jan81dlyr
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HRLMBoLD's ExrRAor OF SARsAPARILLA cleansesl
and renoyates tho blood purifes nstis the vigpr of
health into the system, and parges out tho humors
that make disease As1is ans'9 S,isA VAsps nAn M.
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AND WASHES which choke q i no the pores Of the
skin, and In short time leave IL harsh dryr 1t
10 the blood and If you want smooth and soft skin
use HELMBoLD's ExrRAU OF SkRsAPARfLLA. 1t
removes black spots pimples and all eruprons ofths
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ATHIEG OF BEAUTY Is A JoT FOR EVER. 10 e
~ Those WHO desire br.llinncy compl ,xion must
purify and enrich the bio d ,wh oh oos-
oEETRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably GosI. REQ
olleect it is no patent medicine. Ask Hemboids.
TAKE no other. s4-t
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G,,: aser Colfax has left for his overland
.llp = csllOrnia fully assured that there would
be no extra session Of lConersss .
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i BEWARE OF CousrsRvErrs AND UNPR1xo1PLnD
DEALEEs endeavoring TO uir pose Of their own and
other preparations, on the reputation attained by
HKLMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION. q,
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~ The retreating rebel garrison Of Mobile
sre On their way to Macon, Ga, with our forces
IN close pursuit. "a
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GrORE at s7i MIdile street, for either barber,
Dor ora shop or 20 Wholesale dealsr IN ffnit
~ ~ hasa large CELLAR connected with til TTf
Alse, large tenemsnt, centrally located !, ana
fufnished kooms, an9s
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tMPoRrs..

---1 ~
.MAYAGUEZ. Brig Rover = 255 hhds sugar. I,
SEQ starr; % hbls do. G P Mitchell, Halifax:
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Nor AFBw OF rnR WORST DISORDERS that az
fict mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood.
HELHBoLD sExrRAoT -sARsARARTLLA is reme-
dy eftns utnoss waive ! i1U11 u.~oo.s,.,
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tFRoA ouR ooRREsPokDksT.l

GREEN'S LANDING. March Is--sld. schs Dol.
Rn.tsn Jaws and Agnes, Young. from Esworthl for
Andes. Eaton, Bear I.le F'Aoiu' S~''PO'''
pa sens Eleoit Grant. iron Ellsworthl for Rock
AND; harvey, Worcester, from Franklin j for
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
.lVuf9S tgIs the great Disresies adT' sis
HkLMBoLp's ooNoEsrHArHD kxraAor sAasAPA-
W a - AZ fess RILLAnr
Isthe Great Blood rurifer h1i
Both are prepares according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chsmistry, end are the mosl actve that can be
made. ~
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= The New York Chamber of scommsros
mas passed appropriate resolutions on the death
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TUE cotsavs Housed No 81 Frankln Ct, oontaine
nearly new, veli bnilt and finished IN modern STYLE
and In q good neighbour od. Terms easy aud tille
clear Dor particulars enquire on the premises
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.THE HoNEsTl oI d ME ], ll]] N |

,s,os THE HONEST OLD MEDICINE! ,1AV
NH Downs Balssmis Elixir, for Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases ofths throat,.
chest and lungs, a K. - arr..,Ss ~, 80
gdSesrirculars Tor certificates fromaH Pau Dill
linRhim, Ho Bates farmer, late Judge OF he SUI
preme Court of Vernon Dol. b. Woodward
sur geon fsrthe Vermont Militia. af UHoma $50
Sold by all dsale In Msdicines. John II Henry
Waterbury, VT, Proprietor. isl9-aail ga aia 80
lfgS, el.a1s saidaifl 3 iu5 maraod10w&w1tl on
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Security for the puturA

Indemnity Tor the past it 10 impossible to
secure from the rebel States. Confscate all
their estates, hang all their leaders, spread
universal desolation from centre to circumier-
ence of the rebel territory, and all these COM
bined would be no adequate indemnity for the
lives destroyed, the treasure wasted and the
alterations prom ted by the slayehoider's war
against the life OF the nation, the Union OF
these states and the property OF the American
people.
But security for the future we may have it
is orr own fault If we do not have it; and to
tAis end we like the spirit of the following,
which we clip from the Springfield Repubtt-
can: 5s MISS 80 mst
Z We have not been fighting q foreign power,
but our own rebel citizens, and peace is to
come through their throwing down their arms
as Lees soldiers have done-not by negOtia-
ton with the bogus confederate government
aoi which JEFF. Davis is Chief Thus much of
solid fo0thold has been won by our brave SOL
diers, against both the sophists at home and
the enemy in the Held. Precisely how the ma
tional justice Is to be indicated in dealing
with the authors OF these terrible four years
of blood and destruction is yet an open ques-
! ton. The demands of justice must not be set
aside by an indscriminate and good natured
clemency. We must have security for the
tuture, and we cannot have this il the authors
OF the rebellion are left in power in the South.
A half century of discord would follow, Il not
new attempts at revolution. We want . real
psaee--a peace that will last-not mere ces-
sation Of hosriffties. The various and some
what conflicting acts OF Gensrssa, passed du-
ring the war, may somewhat embsrrass the n
nal solutionsof this matter. One act, passed
IN July, 1851, punished sedilious conspiracy to
overthrow the government by. fine OF not
| less than $500 or more than 5000, or impris
onment from six months to six years. The
| next month Congress passed an act to punish
treason by death, or Imprisonment for not
| less than five years and q fine OF not less than
10000, together with the freedom of the
| offender, who is also to be forever disqualified
| forany office pnder the government of the
| United States. There are also several confs-
cation acts, and various other penalties for
treason scattered along through the tour years
legislation, which has been exceedingly spas
modic, and needs revising and codlfying.-
| Whatever penalties OF treason may be in any
case RENTED by executive elemency, we may
safely assume that the rebel leaders, if they do
mot wisely emigrate at once to some more
congenial cline, wllneyer again be permitted
to vote or hold Office in either the state or ma;
tional governments. ssAt
I
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FIsHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Gloucester 10th inst, schs Eastern Quten
Foster, from Georges; GOTH Alabama. Call, do.
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"A ~ S9 y 100 tons White and Yellow Oak szIp
ata pargsia II applet for soon s-s''s wa W sum
.eaiuAi asALso,T
. The Bowling Alley copnectea ,.,,,,a An. Forest
Asr s House Morfiis Correr Wessbrook. 4sf
sp25tf .roiasoni. - 80 : ISL FIRE st.
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I Sch volsa, lBrl Gillespie, Hillsboro NB-master.
sAILED-Barques Kachel. and clarilai brig q
Nenneoy; sch Eiixa kIlen. and others.
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IEaAaw State Of Maine. 'ao.
= ss~s ags p. ssso Exnourrvz DxrArr,rsr
Is t.nsaoo vllss5 1oif Augusta, April n, 1855.
D An adjourned session Of the Executive Council.
VIM be held ct the Council Chamber in Augusta, on
Monday, the frat day Of May inst. .Fi57 =
Attest: EPHRAIM ri INIT IN igi z
at25td Q II @ 4 so c--s-- -, ilI
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March II. lat % 0s N, Jon AZ s5. shin f,bs,..r
knowles. nom Boston for San Francisco -
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splsaswlw s. L. BOWLER. Agent. ?
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change by way Ct encouragement. as1q
ni R To make outu"a curious fact y, an ex-
change states that in the three ,cases Of the ac
cession Of the Vice President to the Presidential
chair, it has been very early in the term Tin
the case of President Harrison.s death in one
month, in the case Of President Tavlors death in
four months. be having died Jsly Q. 1910 and
in the recent case OF Mr.. Lncolu's death ia less
than two months. This is mistake, as Presi-
dent Taylor died in July. lSso--sixteen months
after his Inauguration. y SHs sstl
q The Washington Chronicle doubts the
authenticity OF the so-called Booth letter. which
has been quite extensively circulated. and sug.
gests that it was written either fal AK nurpose
Of getting up aEmorbid sympathy for the as
sassin Of the President, or to create the impress
sion that the horrid deed was simply of his own
imagining, like the murder of Buokineham by
Felton, as narrated BY Dumas isndiin no wise
chargeable to the advice, counsel, or action of
the leaders of the rebellion either North or
South. ~ ,9aSs
- A dislOyal man in Melrose, Mass. named
Boardman, was severely handled ! Ssw days
since. A deputatioh Of ladies sent him = note
him to display flag which they had
he declined, retreated to- his Office
and threatened to shoot the first person who en-
tered. A lady stepped in immediately sayipg.
"shoot me,if you viii; but you must display
that flag" lie refused, and the men gathered
rode him twoImiles on Ia rail. farredhim to his
waist and fsstheEed him, and hadVstarted for al
second ride when he succumbsd. consented to
raise the flag on his Premises and his enterrain-
srsleft him with cheers. Whether such coeroiys
measures are right orr mot they evidently are
sanctioned BY the great body Of the people. ,s
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The shsrmau-Johuston Peace Movement

~ Reading Matter on all -Four Pages:
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subject now. We speak of them not
out OF gloomy forebodings, but simply
as n man in health speaks of his will
Whist we ask now, in the name OF the
people, is, that the Government strain
every energy and develop every resource
for the public defense. Remember that
TO hold back anything is not to save il.
The only question is, shall we have the
use Of il or shall our enemies. Such
question leaves no room TO hesitate.
Upon such efforts and such devotion
heaven will surely send its blessing
Bat if misfortune should still pursue US,
and our hopes all fail, let ia have the
election Of throwing ourselves into the
hands of those who are cold and indiffer-
ent rather than to fall under the yoke Of
malignant enemies raising the VOLTS
howl for orr blood
We could not have avoided the strug-
gle into which the North has forced us
Long ago Lincoln declared that the Re
public could not exist half slave and
free. In various forms the people OF
the North pressed the issue upon rs.
Onr enemies hedged us rounl and finally
drove us TO the wall The worst that
can happen to us in prosecuting our de-
Tense is The hest that they designed for
us in the beginning and far better than
they will accord us if they triumph in
their aims Providence has marked out
our path, and both led and urged our
steps. 1t has been 10 rs the inevitable
path Of duty.
GREAT CONFIDENCE IS~PRovIDESCE.
If in pursuing it we fail. this were 10
fail as nations never failed before.
Providence will not suffer us TO 90 down
if we show proper devotion, a proper
wisdom and a proper courage. Let our
wise men plan, let our brave men fight,
and let our good men pray. God will
open up a way of escape for Us and will
our enemies. Let our faith
fail not
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Cincinnati NarLe, Jan. ~. 1885,,

RIOT R--Eltere has been slightly frmer feeling
on the part Of holders during the week but the de
mand has been light and local. Coed superhne has
been held shade higher. but with this exception
there has been essential change. The receipts
have been fair We quote superine at S9ag 10, ex-
ira - 254g 3D. trade brands at Sg40tIg 90,
and fancy 50 75atlU IS
GRAlN.-Wheat has been dull ou the whoI, during
the week, bnt prices did not undergo change Of
Importance The closing rates - O0u2 10 for
ned, AMI s. - 70 s. 80 for Indiana and Kentucky
white. Choice Kentucky white Is held at - 3d. but
this rate Is nominal, sales made al IT, The
demand for has been good and the market firm At
81 o50 O for new At the upper and lower lelots
and 81 l0ul 10 tor shellei, according to the locality
al delivery; the inside obtained yes tcriay
Tor oouo bushels. delivered at the river. Old sold
at 81 u. Oats have ruled firm. closing at S51 SIC in
bulk, ana 81 IN sacks Rye dull q; 81 40 the demand
has been hight.
God closed in New York Tuesday night a, 223
beng decline of three per cent notwith landing
shipment of half q million.
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RACES.

CLAwso N-WITMER--At Cambridge
City, on Wednesday, 4th inst, by Rev
+. \. Hardin, Mr.. ALFRED H CLAwsoN
to Miss MARY 4. WILMER
LoPETEK-CooL-On the 22d of
December, by Rev, \. II. Phillips. Mr.
iLsoN lIoLLoPETER to Miss LYDIA CooL,
all of this city.
ENANs-CooPER-In knightstown, on
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Giilem, at the residence of the brides
father, MIR. L. W. EVANS, OF this city, to
Miss NJ Z. COOPER. of the former nIace-
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