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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01
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The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame ana the Iaay
loap with Joy, and with the agility and classics
tty Of YOUTH tho heated brr fB cooled: the frost
bitten limbs restored tho uncouth defbrmities re-
rnoved Aintress converted TO vigurl weakness 70
strength; the blind made 70 Bee the deaf 10 hear
the Palsied torn TO move uprghti the bleElishes o
prevented the oalamitios Of old age obviated, anc
A oo<tVe niFonIsfion mainfnlneds
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WoUNDED Sol
DrERs.- Between sixty and seventy sick and
wounded soldiers Of the LIST Maine Cavalry ar
rived from Boston Saturday evening, bound to
Augusta. They we're furnished with supper,
and breakfast and dinner yesterday, by Mr..
Wheeler, and lodgings were found for them at
the Walker House and at the Soldiers Home.
Their wounds were dressed by Mrs. Jones,
Knight, Libby and Durgin, for which the la
dies were amply paid by the MANY thanks be-
slowed on them by the soldiers. Il salos
= Many thanks are due to Mr.. Chase, Super
intendent of the P. s. G. P. Railroad for the
generous use of the rooms in the depot to rest
! their weary limbs, as they were obliged to re-
2 main here until o'clock yesterday afternoon.
VIM. II. Plummer was indefatigable in his en-
deavors to promote their comfort si, ails
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

Rumors OF ministerial crisis are current.
In the Senate, on the 10Th. Senior Alderon
asked question respecting the late disturb
ance In Madrid, and said the responsibility Of
the murders on the 10th rested entirely with
the Government. The ministryfo six months
had done nothing for the country, and patriot
ism alone should prompt them to resign.
Senior Gonzales Bravo answered. that the
consciences Of the Ministers were entirely Al
ease; that they were supported by all the mod.
The discussion was then adjourned until the
next day. soEId 7s0S-s- ,SSG Il 671se -. w
lsr8.-.'fsg.o bna - RUSSIA. An II ehas 5000
The CZarewitchess continued dangerously
III at Nice, and fears are entertained for her
life.
A serious ministerial crisis which nravailed
at Copenhagen for some days has terminated.
ALI the ministers remain In office. 80
The Hungarian authorities have been noti.
fed that the increased powers and iurissic.
ton OF the court martials would cease on and
after the LIST of May. .qmsts ~ rs '
WEST COAST OF AFRICA.
The March mails from the varions points I n
the West Coast of Africa have been received.
A Spanish SLAYER had escaped from the Rio
Porgs. After having been At sea twenty-two
days the slaves took possession OF the ship and
murdered all ofthe crew but two, who had
reachsd Sierra Leones dssW 5A .oM dol
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

1t is reported that the Emperor would en- en-
bark from Marseilles about the 18th of April
for Algiers, escorted by an iron clad squadron.
The Empress will assume the direction of
affairs during his absence, as regent, assisted
by the Privy Council. 1t is stated that the
Emperor's visit is for the purpose Of concert
ing, with the government Of Algiers, measures
necessitated by the state Of the French posses
sions. asr e'oa''A e1Ai''"'s' ~ WV --sY
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

ls.s4S ~isasiag PHILADELPHIA, April 80. g
Some excitement was caused to day by the
discovery of a plot to burn the city, as at
tempted in New York last year. Gen. Cad
wallader has made proper distribution Of the
troops, and it is believed now that no attempt
viii be made. No particulars of the plot can
be obtained. a6isaaaseW 00e
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

sirssss I. + New YORK, April 80. !.
The Macon, Atlanta and Columbus papers
contain accounts of the march Of Gen. Will
sons force up to the 10th. The rebels are
represented as fighting desperately, but have
been defeated and lost West Point, Columbus,
and Montgomery. oaa -IAszIzl V bva 8.
All the bridges and rolling stock on the
Montgomery and West Point Railroad have
been burnt, as also the Lagrange depot. 70
L The city of Griffin was surrendered by the
Mayor. ssssrr7t = y aga'ssoi'qaa no 9tsIg -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

THEATRE.--This evening is set apart for
the benefit night of Miss AvoNrA JONES, one
of the most talented actresses on the Ameri-
can or European stage. There mag be those
who excel in wider range OF plays,-who
can adapt themselves to q greater diversity of
characters, but in the particular line in which
she chooses to appear before the public, we
have never seen her equal, and we are told by
those whose opportunities have enabled them
to judge, that she comes close up to Charlotte
Cushman even in the latter's best days. OF
course, on stage so narrow as that in Deer
ing Hall, with necessarily limited scenery and
mechanical arrangements, and without that
strong sustaining force necessary to make a
play show to its best advantage. Miss Jones
cannot be expected to produce the effect she
would in one of the large and welI-appointed
theatres OF the metropolitan cities. sss aia
We advise all who enjoy. the drama, and
who would witness an exhibition of sterling
merit, to go and see her. She has chosen for
this, her benefit night, the play Of "Leah, the
Forsaken," which is one Of those thrilling
melo dramas which is sure to feel out the
heart-strings, and to draw upon the Utmost
fountains Of feeling and sympathy. aie ID
Messrs. Bidwen& Pike are sparing no pains
to bring outbefore the Portland public Be-
ries of entertainments that would do honor, to
our larger cities, and are entitled to the thanks
of the theatre-going community. They have
q good stock company, and to this they are
constantly adding stars Of no mean magni.
tude. We have spoken of the members Of
this company heretofore, and have no coca
sion to refer specifically to them now, though
we will not close without pleasant word for
Mr.. Riggs who, as Ludwig, Is admirable, ex-
ceiling even his Irish impersonations, in which
he is excellent, though apt to overdo. If Mr..
Riggs will cultivate disiinctness of articula-
tion and more moderation in speech, his audi
ence will be still more edited by his 'rich
>--~A~ - 70 r-l NV
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01
Wringers. Wringers, Wringers /

CPLENDID lot of Wringers Just received. Prices
- Reduced!i Every one warranted. Wringcrs re-
paired in the hest manner.
n Also, Farbank's celebrated trraA
Burning Fluid at 1910 per gallon.
liberal diseolnt to the trade Agent wanted IN
so Federal St. 'i 2 nte''e % tlllT ? n = se'
sp27diws = 'aaoi Q ,ficl g.. O. RUNpLErr.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

Edward Ingersoll, who was roughly handled
by the populace on Friday for expressing
secession sentiments, has left this city for the
west, e sofTa.f E3tl. ys.,f4cse.,t4 f-is
A prominent secessionist, who lives on
Chestnut Hill, near this city, has been noti-
fed by his neighbors to leave. AIbdBtI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

FEsTIvE. The Universalist Ladies Social
Circle propose to hold second festival, at the
Vestry of their Church in Congress Square, ON
Wednesday evening, at z IL o'clock, Re-
freshments will be provided. They anticipate
a pleasant social occasion. sHH aieZ
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01
AUCTION SALES.
House nnd Land az Auc,,o.

ON TUESDAY. May Rad ct 3 P. NJ. on the ur,m-
~ ises, we shall cell House No. summer street
meSs two story wooden House, with BRICK bass.
soft nice cellar, abundance OF wEter, hard ana
lI6 T1a good barn on the lot, which 40 feet by
Located =, very desirable property pleasantly
investsnen. IN excellent northumberland sale Jcf
immsd ate sale positive-,itle slesr.
bio aouse InX Xer the above, shall sell valua-
apr2std BAILEY . co, AuoTioNsERs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

MEN 70 control the manufacture and sale In every
IA County in the United Sates, ofone Of the most
importnnt domestic inventions even eifered to this
public Patented March Is, 1s06-costinR only 81
cents, aud selling readily for 81 30
Call without delay. ffyou are iooking for a profit
able and legitimate business atithe Inventory NIX
change, 80 Federal ST. Is,
ap21dfws FIT CUSHING.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01
Rrtg for sale.

A la { One sixteenth Of the good BRIG DAN.
LII IBL Rooms can be bought low, II ap-
NANNY g. l. BAILEY,
--zzzzkk~ np18eodtf AZ Exchange st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

81 z. Y 40 New York, April 3D.at
The Herald's Washington dispatch says our
consul general In Canada, has given notice TO
the authorities that all the criminals connect
ed with the assassination Of President Lincoln,
must be surrendered to the United States au-
thorities. ~.
Gen. Grant arrived at Washington last
night ~ eAtSl AHfiS HAf3&aly8 atIaIe~7 aH4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01
Lees ParoIed PrSsossers-S,srrender of Mes.
by's GuerTiLGs. s.

+ Intelligence from the Shenandoah, states
that all Lees paroled soldiers going home in
that, direction, are required to take the oath
ofalegiance. II n ~ g W.
Many of Mosby's guerrillias were coming to
Winchester with the paroled soldiers. Among
them is the second In command, Lieut.. Col.
Chambers. NJ
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

AprLxs.-rhere are large quantities Of ap-
pies in this State, slowed away for the pur-
pose of getting a high price. The owners had
better bring them to market now, as we per-
csive they are getting dull in New York The
best russets are selling there atfrom i've to
six dollars BARREL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

PosTPoNEMENT. In consequence of i'll
ness, Rev. Mr.. Bodies was obliged to postpone
the closing lecture Of his course, designed to
have beeA delivered last evening, till next
Sabbath evening. h4,l osas9 boz =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

In consequence of the loss Of the "New
England there will be no steamer for East
port and st. John to-day. Esai dship1t ig
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

THE American illustrated Newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A.. Robinson, No. 81 Elk
change Street. Ies asiss4 70 slaoaQ xisg
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

SENATOR SUMNER has accepted the invi-
tation Of the City Government Of Boston, to
deliver an Grafton on President Lincoln. The
time is not designated, but it will be about the
first of June. aaJA,T
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

From Mobile CDpture Of Cannon, Cotton,
ec.-Atsenpt to Assassinate Gen. Granger
Proposals. from Dick Taylor to Sssrress-l
.gga8zoH 3 X NEW YoRK, April 80.
The Herald's N obiIe5 correspondent says
our forces captured there 215 heavy guns,
10000 stand of arms, and 10000 bales of cot
ton, besides immense quantities of corn and
other grain. Tits also estimated that 100000
bales Of cotton, and IS 900 barrels of rosin, are
hidden in the swamps along the Alabama
river. Most of which is within reach of our
3forcessa e99l g cor MON sgsgBo1q 10 old -a1
SOS Over 10000 stragglers from the rebel army
< have given themselves up.sisgbo1a fasss Asaa
s4s Guerrilla bands infest the heighborhood Of
our lines, and party of them went to the
! Brattle House on the night OF the l4th, i'm
I tending to assassinate Gen. Granger, who for
tunately was not there, 80 81 Z.
The dispatch boat Rose was blown up by q
torpedo on the 14th, killing two men and
wounding three. sseissa ss71. s'.l'''oa HAa
Z a. dispatch dated April 10th, says an officer
of Dick Taylor's staff had arrived at Gen.
Canby's headquarters, to make terms for the
surrenderof Taylor's command. % s9s J
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nrnnted 10 Purchnse.

p. ReTcK HOUSE, situated in tho W estern part Of
a the eitV Possession TO be had May LIST lees.
1darsss BOX No. 20, Portland T. o.. stating local
i:y, prioc &C.. for three weeks decisdwu
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

MOULD respectfully ANNOUNCE to the citisens o.
W Portland and vicinity, that be has permanent.
have been in this city, we have cured some o.
tho worst forms Of disease IN persons who lave tried
other forms of treatment In vain, and curing pa
t6nts In short time that the question is otter
asked do they stay cufedr To answer this question
We viii say that all that do not stay Cur Cd as viii
Doctor the second timr for nothing. SOHO
DR.. d. has been praotica, alecfrlcan fer twenty.
one years, and s also regular graduated physician
Electricity 10 perfectly adapted to chroLo diseases
In the head neok, extremities; oonsump ton when
Ia the acute stages or whore the lungs not fully
Involved; acute chronic rheumatism soz0aulA, his
diseases white dwellings, spinal diseases, carvst1
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted hnbs
palsy Or pnralysis st. Vita8 Dance deafness, STAN
lacring hesitanoy Of speech, dyspepsia, tndigcs
lion, constipation aud liver complaint piles-we oaFs
every that oan be presented; asthma, bronchI.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

J. pnRsoNA1 Brig. Gen. Henry Q. Thomas
arrived at his home In this city last Saturday.
He has leave Of absence for twenty-five days,
and y looking well and hearty. 3, = g fss,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01
,TEETHi TEETH TErTTT !

DIR. d. stl continues to Extract Teeth By Ekeet, a
ity scitholR PGin. Persons having decayed tel IN
stumpa they wish 20 have removed tor resettin ms
he would give polite invitation 70 call >
Superior Etsctr0 Angnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions.
= DR.. ID. can accommodate few patients with
board and troatment At his house. j : n
Onioe hours from o'rfoak 4 20 i'm.
from to r. NJ, and . 20 IN the Evening
oonsaitarton free. enlt alaa- eI- nov1tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

q MAeIc.--It will be seen by the advertise
nment that wonderful magical exhibition is
to be given at Lancaster Hall on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings, showing, among
other marvellous things, the wonders of ex-
perimental philosophy ~ .44. .
~ The proprietor makes it his endeavor TO
: give every one who buys ticket his moneys
worth, and a chance at some valuable gifts
1 which are to be distributed at the conclusion
j Of each performance. u q ia $780,,
!. (, Very good satisfaction appear to have been
given by, similar entertainment here last
season by Prof. Young s,;l# ' .,s..
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USOR sac at Tho state Reform School. Five Hisn-
Il dred TAoasand frst q.ai,.y Brsces, apply to
s-S@ Or to JGmrsT Mscobb, IS Exchange Streets
an2edff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

tolls & ksoes assssssg > NJ q: q. !,
-. S-ss,r.srr. NEw YoRK. April 20. :
Gold closed at Galagef's Evening Exchange at
l46e.s4d 4s.r - Fs..s. -, q
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

- MOVEMENTS OF STEAMsHIPs.--Stearnship
Belgian, Capt. Wylie, sailed from this port for
Liverpool at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon
with 50 passengers and a large cargo.
The North American, the last steamer from
this port this season, for Liverpool, will sal
on Saturday next. sss slis .sb6ssa .esa
The Peruvian. of this line, Is the steamer
due at Quebec this week. She arrived at Far
Their Point yesterday afternoon. ...ab
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

50 EXTRA TRArE.-On the Portland and Ken
nebec railroad train has been put on to leave
Augusta and Bath Monday mornings, arriv-
ing here in season TO connect with the first
train for Boston; returnlng. win leave here
Saturday evenings, after the arrival Of the
Boston train.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

! : - asteg-. aL-s IOA1hO, LII, April zS.gg
81 W.. D. Snow, us. Senator from Arkansas,
one OF the survivors Of the Sultana, arrived
here this afternoon en- route for w ashington.
News OF the assassination of the President
reached Little Rock, Ark, on the morning of
the 18th. The Legislature after passing ap-
, propriater resolutions adjourned. A large mass
meeting was subsequently held, at which aps
propriate speeches were made and resolutions
OF sorrow adopted.
p The Arkansas Legislature adjourned sine
die on the 26ths II srsdf
s. A flag of truce in charge Of an officer. Of
Z Kirby Smith command, has been for several
days at Little Rock. Ii was sent by Gen.
Reynolds to Gen. Pagan with the same terms
as granted b. Hsn. Grant to Gen. Lee. The
result is not XII 10 @n, the return the flag hav-
ing been delayed by high water.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01
iPHILADR1.pH1A.

Treatment of Rebel Sympathisers is Phsla-
dekDhiR. .Htl
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-01

who have cold hands and feeti weak stomaohs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indigea.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain IN the side
and back; lguoorrhUa, Tor whiteslS falling Of The
womb with internal eanoersi tumors, polypns, ana
all that long train Of diseases VIII ind In Electric
ny means Of cure. For einfnl mongtruation,
too profuse enstruatlon and all of those long linz
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity 10 certain
epeciaayan WILL 10 short time, restore the suneren
TO the vfgor. OF health. 'HIt-F .
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01

al rannDu aamyuax
THE WEEKLY fONl1EF AND DENfOCR Aedna 5abDhm

~ 49, ~ $50 As;2q Iapii ilol. y.egI
ma 6rsss ~ sseess p - sSls.sEsi1 ea@9ge,
Ion, yhicb Ha&s aAimSs ~ es,r.s ~ rseS'S r
street,. ana Ansfly SrilS g r. w 10 cpe'
10 The party % onee embssiSS - ~ 49,,
Wmchhad steam up, and e ~ $500 -.
backed sWsy hom tkeo lete6,n g YS3 20 20
bow down stream. amid losd cAe$ss S.cs,s ~ ~
crowd collected to geo the General 81 INC
that win long be remembered by our ssss.s "ne
It was well planned and all the arrange sns.
were well carried ont 70 Mayor PfScss
WIN. r. Murray, President Of tho Council -
the committee Of arrangements. the credit 8
its success and pleasure mainly belong.
win be long ere our city hes such distinguish
cd guest again. ~,
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On the part of the city of st. Psui. the me-
tropolis of the State..i Minnesota I bid YOU
cordial welcome. Notwithstanding our re-
mote position from the scene of the late gipan-
tic struggle against armed rebellion, I can safe
" assert that nowhere In the Union was great
er interest felt, or more devout prayers uttered
for the success Of tho Union arms, than among
our own citizens. To your valor, skill and
ability, more than that Of any other living man.
are to be ascribed the gallant exploits which
have brought the war to Q sudden conclusion
It is not wonderful therefore, that your pro-
gress through the country has been one con-
tinued ovation on the part of q grateful people,
We are proud Of you as Western man, and
equally proud that the great Northwest has
contributed so equally and go heroically to the
great army of the Union, and we are profound.
" thankful to u kind Providence who has made
Won and your comndes in the field the happy
instruments Of Restoring the authority of the
Government over every foot of coil, which has
heretofore been embraced in the territory of
the Great Repablic. We M regret that Won
-Muste0soon taEe your departure ff0m among
us, and we shall encourage the hope that at 3
future, and not distant period, you will favor
us with another and more prolonged visit
aKx. GRANTS SPEECH.
Gen. Grant, leaning on the railing, and look
ing at the crowd beneath, replied:
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The carriages being now ready, the guests
and escort were seated, and the torch liefst pro.
cesaion formed. The Fremeu were IN n M.
form and each bore torch. A special souad
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AAA0 W o. RAUL -.
. Having said this be bowed ana retired amid
tnondere Of applause, and ali air from the
THac, winch was stationed in tho, stairway.
come were now concluded, and the nartv AZ
once resumed their seats In the carriages. when
soe procession was reformed, and afffsr march.
ny snrou&h the streets indicated i'm ftha nco.
gr,S,mme, halted at the foot of st. Anthonv
nn, wnefe the civic escort returned. nd the
Party N carriages passed on. headed oniy 6y
THE TRIP TO Tnr tpAEis D;
E, Ak. zen. Grant and party stopped sas the resi-
miles and half from the foot 81 "a Ent,, ~ = =
HUI where most elegant ana bonn A0ns ~
!auon awaited their arrival . The General N.
mere introduced 70 bis bospitabRe hostess Ana
many guests, and nearly an hour was sDsnt r,
an agreeable manner. After which the party
got mto the carriages and contfnued on 10 81
dent worthy of anotey nnless We exoeSt the
breaking down Of one0f tie carriages Ia JI
81 At st. Anthony there was no formal damon.
stration, but the thr0nged streets fknossch
which the coFtege passed, gave the 6Ast e7i.
sdeuce' OF the universal Vaesir0 70 hDiI0r the
great soldieEaoh aseiab 90 ,sssooft1
Jlad b9}8o0-s ~ 7MnuxEARo1dsroo dgaW %
The General was welcomed to lfianenoo,ia
nia assSmhaI IS ths sersrs in sr slHVn Ci Pee
XIII HOME eiTd1 I3;S :. - - - VIC
lcheS.S GSs. CO. ~ 49, ~ M ssSelsuoss
n few nootnsnia ~ an,src.. Ssc0xst ana
conv and infTHSncaX - ~ .. " toe oat'
handsome md aprfoprisse "s ." s Seao1 m
Cornell Esq Another round Of $500 - =
ana ,e1iv ~ se2SoH -: Sssas neae 70 an
derea ~ sysrasei Were rem.
- = srsss:s SsSSsr ~. cUwso 9n.a pa. 9is
ana introS,.si :.sx ~ = ~ - aae Saicon9
- ~ ~. $3.50 IL " !.eae ate1 !cnarks
~. "a a. - fss ~ ~ ooso0ey aaoAe
snHs s, o - ssH0eT OF people 70
$3.50 ~ ~ .S H.s4ss o. RSuiSae feeling,
81 81 ~ u. ky 49, SOyk 70 :neH carriages,
sao I 49, " ~ ;S ~ ne mus ana subee,
qIsh4y - snT sG s:.0 Hoa. cyrus AZ
naa RtOUv n Pr s4seAens leQtextainment 70
Hrv frnrn 49, II Enrt' ess,tso Wy