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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-04-27

Wdri .. '63.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
LUMBER

TTyHE Bethel Steam MIL Co. are prspar,a to fun.
Il nisn spruce dimentions Of all sizes Also,
boards, Shlngles athes and Pickets, at short nc
tiee orders solicited
Office Commercial Street ear the head OF Hob
sons Wharf. JABEZ TRUE Treas'r.
Portland, April %, 1865. apz6dSm
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
! Eroo,,D, Hnshi,,nto,,.

ia 81 GM WASHINGTON, MAY 10.
Secretary Seward for the first time since his
attempted assassination met at the State De-
partment to-day and gave an audience to one
OF the members OF the French Legation.
The symptoms OF Frederick w. Seward con-
tnue to improve.
d. A. Henderson, chief of the Requisition
Bureau, VINO was suspended from duty by
Secretary Chase, has, after thorough exanni-
nation by Solicitor Jordon OF all charges made
against him, been honorably exhonerated from
them, and was to-day restored to his former
position in the Office of the Secretary of the
Treasury. 8 FL
The vessels of the Potomac fotlla which
government have no further use for, number
ing over twenty, are arriving at the navy yard
and their guns and stores are b. ing removed
and their crews transferred to other vessels
The right wing OF Sherman's army, COM
handed by Gen. Logan, was expected to ar
rive at Alexandria, Va, to day. The 18th and
10Th corps, commanded by Gen. Slocum, ar
rived in the vicinity of Alexandria yesterday.
The steamer John Brooks arrived from City
Point to-day with large lot of machinery
used IN the Richmond armory by the rebels,
and which had been stolen by them from Har-
per's Ferry. This machinery was all packed in
boxes by the rebels and ready for removal from
Richmond The boxes all bore the mark of
Richmond Q. s. Armory, and it was doubtless
The intention Of the rebels to run them into
North Carolina, as they are all directed Deep
River, North Carolina.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Supreme Judicial Court.
BARRows. j. pREsID1Nq.

bAhhONS3 D., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-After hearing several motions
Court adjourned sine die. 1t has been in
industrious session since April 18th, and has
occupied twenty-four working days. Judge
Barrows has give entire satisfaction to the
bar Of the County, by his mild yet judicious
course.
Anopinion was received from the full Court
in the case of Joseph l.. Deming, LibelIdnt,
VS.. Teresa E. Deming-a libel for divorce
upon which hearing was had several terms
since, and the case was carried forward to the
full bench-Judge Davis wishing to obtain the
opinion Of the Court in regard to Jurisdiction
the parties never having cohabited in this
State. a8 Ass e'
1t may now be regarded as settled, that,
under the statute of 1853, the Court will take
jurisdiction, if either Of the parties resided in
this State, when the cause for divorce occur
red. Divorce decreed. N. Cleayes for libel
liant. No appearance for libellee.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Shall we have a Regatta.

To the Editor of the Press:
Will you allow me, through the medium of
your valuable paper, to inquire If our City
Authorities will have, among other demon
strations, "Regatta" on the Fourth of July
We have, in eur city, four wellorganized
Boat Clubs, who only want little encourage
ment to rank with the first in the country.
They are composed of worthy young men, and
have become one of our institutions p
Now, to keep up the interest in boating, our
city ought to give an "annual regatta" every
Fourth of July.
In New York, Boston, Albany, Troy, Phila-
delphia, and other large cities, regattas are an
established thing; and sincerely hope our
fair city will not be behind in this respect.
We have also some fine yachts in our har.
Dor, whose enterprlsiug owners, have nc
doubt, would be only too glad to enter into q
little friendly rivalry on this occasion. Al
any rate, If our city authorities will not move
in this matter, do not doubt but that there
are hundreds-of our citizens, whowou sub.
scribe for this purpose. D. Il.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty-6ve words or less, free
all excess of this amount will be charged ten cents
q line eight words constituting a line. This rule
hereafter will be rigidIy adhered to.-tPUB. PRESS
~ The Washingtonian Soci tv will hold meet.
ing Sunday Evening at s. Oft Hail. 858 Congress
street, at u O'Clock. The public are invited
G1- There will be PRAYER Meeting at the Mis-.
sion Chapel, Deerings Bridge, on Sunday eveninR
commencing at u O'Clock
Rev VIM: Savory of Cambrid ge will preach
at the First Parish Church tomorrow.
- Rev. A. Mckenzie Of Augusta, win preach at
snS nign street Church Tomorrow afternoon.
W There will be services In the Unversaliss
evening Preaching by the pastor, Rev. e o. Bodies.
k9- Rev. Henry d. Moore will deliver the fifth
Sc mon ia the course on Bunyan's Pilgrims Pro-
gress in the Central Church afternoon ct
So'clock
G9 Free conference 103 A. NJ Children's Pro-
row. a a ~,ta fa
W Anniversary meeting of the Bible Society Of
Maine at state Street Church tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. Addresses by Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie of Au-
gasta, and Rev. Messrs. Allen, Graham, Rodman
and Hewes of this city. seelaA
contribution will be taken in aid Of the Society
Ey-Ths Free Street Baptist pulpit will be filed to-
m1rrow by Rev Mr. Sawtelie, formerly missionary
to China, and reesntly pastor in San f. ancisco
gx- Preaching at the New Jerusalem Church TO-
morrow morning on the Worthlessness of Faith
alone Jeremiah xxxiy., %.
EY-Rey. DR.. Shepard of Bangor theological Sem
mary will preach at Saccarappa tomorrow. stdl s
10 Rev JIG Adams Of Providence, r. l., will
preach Ia the PearI Street Unversalist Church to-
morrow.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
i3Y TELEGRAPH
Ey ENKNG PAPERS.


New Y DIRK, May 10. 6
The Times Washington dispatch says all
effort for the removal Of Gen. Banks has been
fuitless. eeHsa se8 49,
1t is understood that President Johnson's
proclamation will withdraw the unconstitu-
tional Amnesty proffered by Mr.. Lincoln, and
substitute an offer of amnesty on certain
specific terms below the rank of brigadier
general. Rebels in civil service, at home and
abroad, will be excepted fIom the amnesty.
The Herald's dispatch says that Gov. Brown
of Georgia, has been placed in the old Capitol
Prison, and will be used as witness in the
trial OF JEFF. Davis. ei ssl sa
Secretary Stanton is said to differ very de-
cidedly from the President and some of his
colleagues on the reconstruction question.
The question of Negro suffrage is the greatest
stumbling block in the way OF harmony.
There is reason to believe that the President
81 ants the sentiment of Congress on the ques
ton, before taking the responsibility ofextend-
ing suffrage to colored citizens
The Tribune's dispatch says that Gen.
Sheridan has been assigned to an important
departmental command in the West and
Gen. Merritt, of the cavalry, has been made a
full Major General, to date from April 9th.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMEs.-Messrs.
R. J. D. Larrabee & Co., No. SO Exchange
Street, have just received large lot of splen-
did French and English Engravings, embrac-
ing various subjects, and Of exquisite beauty.
1t is a fresh Importation and well worthy the
examination of all lovers of beauty and art. z
The above firm continue to deal in Artists
Materials and Picture Frames, and manufsc-
ture frames to order. They can furnish from
the cheap and neat frames to the most elabor-
ate and costly, and all tastes and styles can be
suited. Those who may wish to have their
portraits of President Lincoln framed had bet
ter call at the establishment of Messrs. Lara
bee & Co., and look at their assortment.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

THEATRE-Mr. Proctor had very good
house at his benefit last evening, though not
so good ashe deserved-ihe storm keeping
many people away. The plays, William Tell
and the Rebel Chief, were handsomely per-
formed, eliciting great applause. Attic close
of the first play Mr.. Proctor was called out,
and ne rendered his Acknowledgements to those
who had weathefed the storm, for the pur-
pose OF greeting him, and also for the patron
age that hah been extended to him during his
engagement. Z ait q ai
This evening is the last one Of Mr.. Proc
tors engagement. The beautiful Indian drama
Of Outalanchet will be performed, and the
laughable farce ofthe Puglistic Pedlar.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

Nearly opposite the United States Hotel, Where
MOULD respectfully announce TO ans eitizepa o.
w Portland and vicinity, thai he has permap emf
~ located in this city. During the two years we
have been in this city, we have cured some o
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tients in short time that the question Is OTTER
asked do they stay curedf To answer tins luestior
we will say that all that do not stay cured as vii
doctor tho second TINE Tor nothing.
DR.. ID. has been practica. electrician tRenD
one years and 10 also regular graduated physician
Electricity il perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In tho form Of nervous or sick headaches neurales
in the aontostagee whore the lungs are not fully
Involved; acute chronic rheumatism, sc-0tula BIZ
OF tho spine oontracfod muscles, distorted iinbs;
palsy or paralysis, St. Vtas' Dance, deafness stan
@sring or hsssitancy q speech, Dyspepsia, indges
every case chat can DO presented asthma, bronchls
sstrictzros cf the chest, anc ali forms Of female
HmplAintssl Us al .s6
By E1Sctr1cdtv
=. Inc Rheumatic, the souty, the lame and the lAsy
fy Of YOUTH the heated brain NJ q eooSd sA 81 ost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformities re.
moved iainspsss converted to yigor weakness te
tho palsied form to muye upright; the bierashes Of
yoath ere obliterated; the aOcidsats Of nature life
prevented; the GalRmities o. old age obviated an6
an Aettvo osseui9tion maintained.
4 as 4E
Who have oOid hands and fsot; weaz stornaohs
anne ana weak backs; nervous and sick headache
dizziness and swimming IN the head, with indiges.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain in the side
aud back leacorShsa, Tor whites); falling Of the
womb with internal oanoeFsi tumors, poypus, and
all that long train Of diseases will find In Electric
tty q sure means Of cure For painful menstruaiicr
too profuso menstruation and all OF those long line
of troubles with young ladies, Electricity is certain
specific and will IN short time, restore the sufferer
20 the vigor cs health.
TEETH TEETHG TEETH
Dr. d stu continues to Extract Teeth by Elect, &c
or stumps thoy wish TO have removed tor raaettinc
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
B15l;liJHIX12flIl;y


to Re had of any druggist The manufacturers are
HARRIS CHAPMAN. of Boston. n may19d3t
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Municipal Oourt-M.y 10,

Mary A. Adams and Mary Maloy, were
brought up for drunkenness and creating a
disturbance in the streets. Msloy's case
was continued to Wednesday next Adams
was adjudged guilty and fined five dollars and
costs, for refusing to pay which, she was com
mitted.
Timothy Donahue for resisting the police
officers while they were engaged in making
an arrest, was fined ten dollars and COSTS
Committed.
John Stark, Michael Durgin and Elizabeth
Donahue, for assault and battery on Patrick
Feeney, were fined three dollars each and
costs. Elizabeth paid; the others were COM
mtted. ]. O'Donnell for the defense.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
! e,p yark Mafls.

70 gat e NEW YORK May Is.
Cottcn-9o better; sales 1000 bales middling up
land at 54055c. e5l.ef
Flour50 lower; sales $500 bbls State at 1906 45;
Round Hoop Ohio 85G9 10; Western S 1905 So;
southern dull; tales 700 bbls ct 106012 CO., Canada
5@l0c lower; sales $40 bbls at 2568 20 tR8
Wneat-dul; sal es IA GOO bushels Milwauk ee Club
] 30; Amber Kentucky l 65@1 70; Winter Red West
efn, common, 35. &c.
Corn-frmr; sales $4,000 bushels; new mixed
Western 62D72o. -
Oats-2@S, better; Canada at 4s@45c. $50
Baef-heavy.
Pork-frmer; sales 900 bbls new mess at % 361
q Lard-heavy sales 1910 bbls at l5Ql8
Butter-dull Ohio l4G2l 49,
a. Whiskey-lower; Gales l20 bbls a. O40l2 05. ss.s
Sugars-quiet; sales S75 bbs MuscoYado at 100
125. sl Ks srsEl :,
Cofee-quiet. et,
Naval DEMONSTRATING.
Freightsto LyerpooI- frmer. s9iAsAA 5
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

STEAMER PURcHAsED.--We understand
the International Steamship Company have
purchased the steamer New York, which.
formerly piled between this port and St. John,
N. B.. to take the place of the New England,
which was destroyed by Are. The New York
has been employed in Government service
since she was taken from this line, in 1861.
She il about 1900 tons burthen, and has under.
gone extensive alterations since she went into
Government service, rendering her better
calculated for ocean service. .li S.
We hear that the subject of rebuilding the
New England. and keeping her for spare
boat, is talked of by the Company.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
From California.

SAN FRANCIsco, May Is.
{ Arrests OF treason brawlers and those who
rejoice over the assassination continue. JEFF.
DAVIS was hung in efigy this morning.
Inc Central Pacific Railroad Company an
nounce tnat they have received instruments of
government bonds on the first thirty one miles
OF road, amounting to nearly million and
quarter.
The steamship Sacramento sailed for Pana-
ma to-day with mails and passengers for New
York. She takes 81 .S77 600 in gold, of which
$652,OO0 goes TO New York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

San Domingo.

Next to Cuba. San Domingo is the best Is
land in the West Indias. 1t is the one too in
which the first Spanish settlement in the
world was planted No wonder the Spaniards
were anxious to obtain possession OF it, but
they could not come in. The Dominican Re
public still remains, the Spanish troops all be-
ing Withdrawn. The Republican Chiefs ar
nounce an unconditional amnesty to all but
high civil and military functionaries who in
trigued with the Spaniards. Such has beer
and will be our course touching the traitors
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly fur ished upon receipt of Subscriptions.
The Notso Of this Third Series areprecisey similar
in form and privileges to the Seven.Thirti already
sold, exceD that the Government reserves to itself
tn option o paying interest in gold o1in at pr
cen inns cad Of 2-lOtbs in currency. Subscribers
viii deiuct the interest in currency up to July Is b.
at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of The notes of this third series ofthe
seven.thirties will commence IL LIST of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date.
The slight change made in the conditions OF this
Third SERIES affect only the mater of interest
The pa ment in gold. If made will be equivalent to
the currency interest of he higher rate
The return to specie payments, in the event of
which only will be the option to pay interest in gold
be awaited of, would so reduce aud equazs prices
that purchases msde with tx per cent in gold would
be July equal to those made with seven and three
tenths per cent. in currency.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
FROM Central An.ersea.

NEW YORK, May 10.
The Herald's Panama correspondent says
the government has ratified the new stipula-
ton, guaranteeing the Panama Railroad Com
pany perpetual proprietorship of its road, and
concluded the treaty, granting the government
Of the United States perpetual exclusive privi-
lege OF transporting military and naval stores
over the lines.
As an equivalent, our government guaran-
tees the sovereignty of Columbia over the
lslhmus of Panama, and security OF transit
against all other powers. M
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
From Nesc Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, | =
via Cairo, May IS.
Gems. Candy and Osterhaus arrived from
Mobile yesterday.
The paroled officers and men of Dick Tay-
lor's command are arriving in Mobile.
Thirteen steamers, and the rebelrams Nash
vile and Mary Ann had arrived at Mobile,
from the Tomblgbee River, where they were
taken by the rebels on the evacuation of Mo
bile. They, with eight others, are expected
to arrive here tonight. a
1t is feared that the blockade runners Red
Gauntlet, Mary, Virginia, and steamer Match
ez will not get down the river, as they are
above Demopolis, and the river is falling.
Gen. G. j. Pillow was captured near Selma
He was afraid to 60 home on account of guer-
rilas lT8N T tt 3vfftlY ltH
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

The HANDEL AND HAYDEN SOCIETY, of
Boston, celebrate their flftieth anniversary
with great Musical Festival, commencing on
the 23d inst, and have gathered together for
this extraordinary occasion, a chorus Of six
hundred voices, and an orchestra of one hun
dred instruments. The Oratorios selected for
performance are among the greatest of the
great composers, and no one can witness such
combinations Of grand harmony without cross
ing the Atlantic. Every one having the means
and the taste to appreciate such wondrou
harmones should visit the Musical Hall in
Boston during the Festival week.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Washington Correspondence.

ise New YORK, May IS.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says Secretary Seward visited the State
Department to-day, entering upon his official
duties at once.
The order for the transportation of JEFF.
Davis by water, instead OF by land, will pre-
vent great deal of misplaced sympathy, and
battle plots for his rescue.
Tne letters found upon Booth, will constl-
tute the most thrilling portion of the testi-
mony. R
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

ABUSING HIS WFE.-Police officers Floyd
and Pickett last evening arrested man named
Besse, residing on Lime street, for abusing his
wife shamefully. BE was somewhat intoxi-
Gated and had knocked his wife down and
kicked her in the head and face, causing very
bad bruises. H
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

THE LADY's FRIEND.-The June number
of this ladies' magazine, published in Phila-
delphis by Messrs. Deacon & Peterson, is a
perfect gem. Summer Days"--a beautiful
steel engraving-is exquisitely fine. The
double Fashion Plate is beautifully executed.
The work is worthy of wide circulation
Price, single copies per year, $3.50; two copies
for $4O0. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

Row.--A fight took place in Fore street
last evening between man named Annis of
Peaks Island, and Murphy, an Irishman be-
longing in this city. Murphy, in the fracas
bit Aunis on the cheek, when Annis drew
revolver and threatened to shoot. Officers
came up at this uncture and arrested Annis
and took him to the lookup. E
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

LET those who are in want Of boots and
shoes read Mr.. Gowelps advertisement in an
other column, and govern themselves accord
ingly. We know of no store in the city where
better bargains are to be found. Large sales
and small profits is his motto. He sells good
articles, and sells them cheap too. Remember
the number rs, Middle!Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

MASTER CoKER's CoNcERT.-Our readers
comes off next Monday evening at City Hail.
1t promises to be one of the best Of the sea-
son. Eminent musical talent will assist him
on the occasion. We advise our readers 10
secure seats at Paine's Music Store to day, for
Monday may be too late to engage the best
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Portland. saco and Portsmouth R. R,
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE Stockholders of the Portland, saco and
Portsmouth Railroad Company are notified that
Of Direc ors for the ensuing year, and the transac
ton Of any other business which may be legally pre-
Doughty's Falls Village, North Berwick, on MON
DAY, the FIFTH day Of June next, at tscelve
O'Clock noon. By order of the Directors.
CHARLES II. BARRETT, Clerk
Portland, May IL. 1865. mayl5MwBtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

Col. Morgan testIheu that, on the I'm Of
April, he had possession OF Mrs Surratt's
house, and stated that Payne came in with a
pickaxe on his shoulder; Payne said, II guess
am mistaken /" | asked who he wanted to
see; he said, Mrs. Surratt; told him that he
said Mrs. Surratt had engaged him to dig a
gutter; he said he was twenty years old, was
from Fauquir County, Virginia, and earned
his living by the pickaxe; he showed me an
oath of allegiance, and said he was from the
South he said that he could neither read or
write. Witness identified the pickaxe which
he had on his shoulder. He said he had had
no previous acquaintance with Mrs. Surratt
she knew that he was working in the neigbor-
hood, that he was poor man, and came to
him to do the work; the oath of allegiance
contained the name Of Louis Payne, Fauquier
County, Virginia; he said that he was from
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

MORE STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED =
Special Policeman Derrick, Waterman at the
Portland & Kennebec depot, Thursday after
noon noticed car loaded with iron on Com
mercial street. ae examined it and discov-
cred about 1900 lbs of old chairs and rails
which had been stolen from the Grand Trunk
Railroad track, in tho vicinity OF Mechanic
Falls. The iron was taken possession OF by
the Grand Trunk Company.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan, tele-
graphed from all parts of the Union to Jay
Cooke to-day, amounted to $782,55O. The
largest single western subscription was for
$4,000, from 7. Buel Quincy, LII. The larg-
est single eastern subscription was for $780,
600. The First National Bank of Lam
caster, Pa, took 100000. The number of
individual subscriptions was 500.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

CONSUMES MUTUAL COAL COMPANY. -
To ohe Consumers Mutual Coal Company II
regret to see my name announced as Presi-
dent of your Company. Not having time to
attend to the duties Of the Office, 1 most re-
specially decline. VIM. L. Southland.
May 10, 1866. sa9f
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

Religious notices oftwenty words or less, free
all excess of this amount will be charged ten cents
line, eight words constituting a line. This rule
hereaf ter will be riRidIy adhered to.-fPUR PRRee
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

SIS. AssoCIATIoN.-The next meeting of
this Association will be held in the Vestry
of the High Street Church, commencing at
Z IL o'clock on Monday evening, 22d inst
Subject for discussion The religious training
ofthe youth of our country, and increased
Christian effort imperativeIy demanded by the
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20

CAIRO, ILL.,, May 10.
The Memphis organs have reliable informa-
ton that Forrest was killed at Parksvlle,
Alabams, on the 18th, by four of his own men,
to avenge the death Of their comrades, who
were ordered to be shot by Forrest for exult.
ing over the news of Johnson's surrender
which Forrest did not believe.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Arrivat Of Rsbe, ofacers.

BALTIMORE, May 10.
The American has dispatches from Annapo-
lis announcing the arrival of transport from
Fernandina, Fla, bringing thirty -eight rebel
officers, including Col. Breckenridge, who was
very indignant at not being allowed to land.