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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
DISASTERS.

A letter from Capt erosion, of barque Sarah Ho-
BART has been received in tn city stating that when
was run into by iron blockade runner, which
struck abaft her mainmast, doing considerable dam
age Tine barque was showing an her lights at the time
dark Capt states that about $50 pounds on Of the
steamers PROV left in his vessel and he thinks
she was badly injured as to have sunk soon after
the collision The II had arrived at Remedios and
was loading for New York ON the 18Th.
Brig Samuel Lindsey, Giles from Cardenas let inst
for Portland arrived at Holmes Hole 18th inst and
reports having experienced very heavy weather on
the passage. March 5th. on Hatteras in gale from
water casks, sp IL sails, sc.
Brig Orison Adams. Ranlof. from Mstapzas for
Portland. put into Holmes Hole 18th, and renorts
having experienced very heavy weather durin, Tho
passage; lost and split salls, &c. 800 Wy
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
Lost.

~ "a aa M9 fost Oaice, on n ndsy last a Memo
Of va BOOK containing so, p and other article
NJ, ssuS 70 the owner. A libe 81 n w9rd will he
paid the find on leaving it tin Exehange at 20
WIS III g. mar 22d8t
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

TO PURIFY, ENalCa THE BLOOD, AND BKArTIFY
me complexion, use HELMBoLD' q HIaHIY CoNcEN-
TRATEp FLUID ExTRA0T SARsA PARILLA.- one bot
coutlon. - - = -
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

"A GOLD Ring inlaid with Black Enamel IN.
Central Wharf mchoSS,S 40 ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

DR.. HARVEY. Having said out my bust.
ness in Boston. have permanently located Port
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention 10
tina treatment Of Chronic Complaints with my new
Chemical Remedies. rAls1 al aot
have cured hundreds of cases after all other rem.
edies have failed.
Consultation Free. at f8n5e a
Office hours from to IL A. NJ, and from to 6 p.
NJ feb2ldtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

HUE Directors offhe Mailo Mutusl Fire Ipspr
Il nee Company havirg Inads h, .9th asa1se.
ms OF said Com any, and commit ed the same 10
mo 70 collect, members are Hereby GUESSED 10
pay mo anoust OF ihor respective bills 10 me. or
to sn agent authorized ty II 10 receive the ssms
within thirty days rem April LIST 1895,
CHARLES HUMPHREI, Collector.
Yarmouth. March 10th 1865. eodswa,x
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

HELM SOLIDS ExTRA6T OF SARsAPARILLA 0. eapses
and renovated the blood purifes insts the vig,r of
health into the system, and purge, out this hqmors
that make discs .. III . III.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

WHY lEJURE THE COMPLEXION BY Powders
AND WAsaEs W ich choke OF fiji up the pores [ the
skim and ia fhort time leave it hars and drys II
s the blood, and you want smooth and 1T * in
use HFLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA II
remove black spots, pimples and all erdpiions the
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

NOT A FKw OF HE WoRsT DISORDERS that af
fct mankind arise from eorruptions of the b odd
HELABoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q reme-
dy ofthe utmost value. 77 80 : =
aIt rrH s4 mar20A2p,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

BEWARE OBJ CoUETRRPRIrs AND UNPRINCIPLED
DEALEas endeayoring 10 di. pose OF their own and
otnsr preparaiis ms, on thu reputation attained by
HkLMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
Eva atoa PORTL LAND
Photographic Gallery
ALONZO S. DAVIS, Proprietor. II
so Middle ST., Port,ond. Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec9stf
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Oh. {. r. QUIMBY would give notice that on and
aiter Adrch lst, 1856. his terms win be folOws-
Fir Examination, at office, $500
Eacn subsequent ting. at office, 100
Flrstexaminat alton at residence, il within the
city. u 1eh1 sdITI $50
Eaca subsequent visit, sa 150
Terms for visiting patients in other places can be
learned at his Office, No. ID International House.
or BY addressing him letter thers enclosing stamp.
Portland, Feb II, s65.--d5w. ....,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

Baraue X Hazeltine, Capt Robt Turpor sailed
from the capes of Delaware Dec Is for New Orleans
with coal for Government. and has not since bsen
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22


i've pieces OF artillery aud much war material
at Fayettevile-these will do for the inciden-
tai and wayside trophies of Shermans victori-
Gus march. Hampton's boasted victory turns
out to be very much of another "blessing in
dlsguise."J neisig09& laEoa2 21C%
Nor is Shermap's army much longer to pull
alone at the laboring oar. The sending of suit
lers and camp followers to City Point. and of
all superfuous baggage to the rear, the de-
falling ofmen not able to march. and the
turning over of superfuous ordnance stores.
the issuing of four days rations to the men
and of eight to the supply trains--all indicate
that the army OF the Potomac is about to ioin
In the impending struggle. The roads are
now passable and are becoming rapidly better
under these bright skies and drying Winds
The Spring campaign is just about to open.
In afew days or weeks at farthest the defend.
ers and the enemies of the country will close
in the last desperate struggle, and NAV God
hold up the right side .1a& aslsDco
Nathaniel G. Deering, ESQ.,, formerly of
Denmark, Maine, and now a citizen of Iowa.
has been appointed Special Agent of the
Post Office Department of the Northwest
Mr.. d. was a member of the Name Lecisla-
ture in 1856 and 1867, and has been of late a
clerk in the office of the Secretary of the Sem
ate. May all the new appointments be as
good as this.
Peleg Wadsworth, M D., of Hiram, Maine,
upon leaving the Second Quartsrmaster's Hos
pital in this city, of which he has had the
principal care i3r year past, in order to ac-
cept position in the Navy, was presented by
the officers and inmates of the hospital with
beautiful Navy dress sword and an elegant
case Of pocket Instruments. The change is
much regretted by those who have been un-
der his care. TSP,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22


the close of the first piece. cen
RThe Chariot Of Wisdom and Love''
successor to Hackers Pleasure Boat-comes
out fat-footed in favor of destroying the Gov
eminent as the only means by'which to inaugu-
rate true Christian condition of society. The
editoris very frank, and thinks Mr. Lincoln
should have hung himself before going 70 war
to save the Government from overthrow. Mr..
Hacker sone of the Progressive" who has ad-
vanced so far beyond the mortal sphere, that he
holds converse with angels, and breaths only the
rarifed atmosphere of the upper spheres, yet
he begs his friends for SO gross thing as money
to enable him to run his Chariot 9d
CO Zion's .adUoeote, the organ of the large
and influential Baptist denomination in this
state, very justly says, "One step more remains
to be taken in this work of national regenera-
ton. Let our national and State governments
extend the rights of citizenship to the race that
has been SO long prescribed en- account of their
color. Side by side with the more favored race.
they have fought the battles of this desperate
war-often first in the breach and last in the re-
treat-and now, in furtherance of the work of
justice and explanation, let us make these men
citizens and voters. just as they are soldiers and
men,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

Tho,ai. on4 Dohoage viii deliver CleEius;
rhe-s;n ~ GODS you make the weak most strong;
( xxuersin. " GODS, you tyrants do defeat: 0' II
Nor strong tower, nor wall Of heat.n b,oss
ror 1 al ouhgeon, nor strong links of iron
Gan DC re1enuye 70 the strength Of spirit
A mighty but not bloodless. revolution
mas come upon the new world, and its effects
viii be felt at the remotest bounds ~ ,be
earth. The negro has been schooled in var
ana taught the price of Liberty. His blood
pas paid part Of that price, and the world
will say he is fairly entitled to the enjoyment
of Its blessings.
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, NAY %, 1865.
The Ernnd Review.


Try review witch Is announced TO take place H..
i.y and tomorrow IN Washington Will undouh'.
ediy 10 the grsndosi military psgsani ever wit
nessod In tho western hsminphero. over Two
hundred thousand soldiers will participate In ~
ceremony, al Of whom have been actively engaged
IN the suppression o. tho rebellion. The heroes
who, under lthe immediate commnud of Geecra'
GRArr passed. through the terrible bau'es oi we
Wilderness, who forced the dehsnt army u Lnr
from their smos, imprsgnAble inuenchmen" -
Petersburg, and who fnslly conslnm.ioi Their
brilliant ,chlevsfnenp b. the cspiure of that
army, which had for four years been the bulwArk
of the rob lion, will hrst pass IN review through
the streets of tie national C,rtsl. Tbcn will come
abe gallant mon ~ tho Vest comprising tho splen
did army u General snRaSAS--the men who Az
.nihlls,,d JoE JonSsroS's army in TIE Atlantis
campaign. who performed tho unparalleled march
.oross the staos of Alsbsm.. Goorgia, South Caro-
na and half Of North Carohns, and who crowned
their heroic acheycneuta by tho capture OF tic
second army Of the rebellion. II will be spectacle
that every loyal man may 10 proud or
for Il will he tie grand .abloauN Of the rcbel draft
II will be . visual prod TIA, IA tsrrhle sseneS o'
war have ended, that no NOR, lives arc h. be sac
Tin-ed, and thn TO days Of peace ~ which TIE
country has for 'our year, looked tn1iously Tor
ward, have really come II will sproud occ'-
sion 70 the brave men who -ll sppe.r Ia tbs
splendid spectacle, no less than TO those who VIII
vi,ncnn Tie soldiers val spprecisie tho evi-
dencea Of thAnthllnsss aud grHFiu1o tha, viii np-
p.ar on every hsud They will feel TIA, they have
"foushtt tie god Fl yLt" that taey have molly dts
charged Ito trust ronddei ~ them, and that The r
have proved themselves worthy the admiration "
thcir counttymen An1 In history this grand re-
view will be recorded as tho last collective at ~
Abe Armies that crushed the rebellion. Toe anal
display which entitled to he world that tho hydra
~ treason h.l been overcome, aud that the brave
MN who vanquishei II were on tho eve OF trans
formation from tho soldier - the civilian. Wseh-
ing,ou, perhaps, was never 90 dsnsely crowded q.
II will be to-day and tomorrow 70 witness ti'
mA,nihcen, pageant. Tho people have nocsoh t."
yethsr from far and near b. see the GROWING spec
INcle " the rebellion, aud those who witness II " VI
see . sight Of which they msy well 10 proud
n.arly . quarter Of = million OF the best soldier
that ever formed IA NJ u battle, GROUPED va NIL.
tary order, snd performing ther las. eyolut ou'
tefore returning home, they will exhibit t. o'ii
.foregn r, lstions'' auoviicucco ~ our power Who'll
may ~ much towards continuing the pesroiul 70
Isuons We desire ~ hold With oil The nations Vi the
earth
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Negro Outbreak at Ncmpbi-.

Tho collision lo,ween white and colorel soldiers
At Memphis, growing out ~ an attempt q the lat
Ter to egssssinalo the rebel paru'cd prisoners In
1hst city, In rc,sl alton FOR the Fort Pillow inasas
ere, should receive prompt 'tcnton from the Gov
srnm.n,. II Ia quite natural t1at Ito coloren sold
iers should feel rcv.ngciul IN view Of tho tutchcry
a. their kindred, but their recent conduit At M
pitts 1. wholly inercusstle and i- deserving Of
summary punialmont The negro sJidicrndurur
the war. have acquitted themselves noby, and
have won euconiums oven from those who had
no faith In their valor or military capacity, hut
they must ts made IN under stand thlt ir-
snloriuht1n will not In suffered. The
affair a, Memphis Ii tho first instance Of ORGANIZED
dis rderly conduct ,he part ~ our colorsi sol
diers aud u would seem that tie psrolci reht's
whom they designed ~ Ass'Gsinstc, must Lave heon
part Of the gang that committed .hc Fort Pillow
massacre. hut even II they wero the identical
soldiers who werO engaged In Nat uAnsRcton,
abe fact would 10 NJ excuse " ,ho spirit exhibited
by the negroes At Memphis. We do not spprehcnd
danger u further outbreaks Of this character
among tho coloIsd troops Tut . little whole',m'
punish mont would doubtless be an electual check
10 any possible repetition Of such conduct.
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JAoon 1n1Arsos, tho cAl,t rebel eulss7ry In
Canada, has at last followed the example oi sANp-
IRIS, ruoKBR and other colleagues, by Nj attempted
vindcation Of himself from the charges preferred
against him by the Government. The previous re-
sigeuca OF 1uoHrsoS caused ihc public 80 believe
that, being a lawyer, he wa. mindful Of the Law
maxim that Nn Intangible defence "a worss than
deelce At III, ami that argument a.ains, irro'u.a-
Tie touimony only tends t. make ;ho crime more
conrpeuous. This 10 applicable orly 20 a part {
TnoNrsoS's letter Ia to TtuuSs Of yesterday
nnm,ly, bis attomp,o vndcguon OF secession
rebellion. The letter IA question, which lsqui,o
lengthy, contain, three hsinct sycru"n,.. rNt,
that to clar-e against lulAr5os ADD lis con frersS
%. ,.urcity m the AssstsnHtou, IL without
fuuutru1n; second that SECESSION IL juStda'le
According to tie fundamental principles Of tie
Government; turi, that JrIr. u,yi1 IL &c
RECONCILIATION OF goodness and, o' course, ought
not to To ltrshly treated In M
soS pre.eies No discussion " these
points Win an attempted reiutai,nn ~ the
reports concerning his swinlliug opera ne while
Secretary of Ihctatc stA,,a Interior Department.
hut tbs denial - irrelevant !, ,urroul uucsvous,
and not worth examination at his time Ofcoursc
che murder Of President LIS, A., ,al Indignantly
protests Asa.nS, the impa,Aspu saas Car, upon hm
The merits OF this cAse cannot he decide until ne
Government has slducoi tue evidence a,,h (,
said 10 lubsiantAto its chArge and IN lAr mean
time lhoNrsoss profession u Inuocoa,e WI, hAy,
just tho ssme weight that would attach to that o
. criminal Of cas- note. But his iusuuaiiou
against President JOHNSON, in this c"nucy, on
ahow . degree II malignity that will not tend /
impress tho public mind fsvoraMy GU oe4A' q
their auihor II ne is endoAyorng to evoke syn
patty from te Northern people, on the grouu
that he il a. ho charactorizes himself Z"
prosecuted man." no makes grave blundC
In trying to shift tie blanc from b
own shoulders by bAso iusinuAtons again
tho President. His defence AGAINST Il
rharge OF completely in the plot Of Es.assnato
amounts " nothing but a broad denial, and f
no truth Of his statement lie gives hia "honor''
suaran,oe-the honor u JACOB THOMPSON
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TuE prospect Of early improvement IN the
condition " the streets II this city, Is snyth'ns
'ut encoura.:nr. Tho Street Commissioners net
yesterday, 70 receive proposals f,r cleaning TIE
streets by contract, 10 accordance with act "
the last Legislature, Tut sdj.urncd IN conformity
with the custom prevalent at the CITY Hail. without
any definite result A uutnler Of contractors were
present, with lids for tho work, but the spec fcs-
lions we're unsaiisfActory, the authority Of the
city Inspector TO control important matters con-
psctci with tho contract was = cause of fault find
NJ, aud finally the commission Ailourned, after
having determined 10 undo oil hey have done,
draw up new specifications, invite now bids, and
commence sgsin. These incessant delays and i'm
pediments in tho way ot contracting for the
cleaning Of our streets are strictly In sccori-
with precedent In such mattcra but
the people TAIL to appreciate II. The streets
Ht tho present time in the most
Glthy condition, many Of th,m being imprcgnptcd
with foul odor, srsng from tie Nccuuuls-
ton Of rsrl age, a. to be slmon insuilerabc. Tho
only hope entertained by the people ion a change
in this respect, lies IN q contract between tie city
and some individual or company who may be
closely bound 10y specifications. The L s.slaturc
a, last session, authorized the payment of half =
million dollars for s,reet-cleaning Purposes upon
contract, aud the appropriation IA qu.ts large
enough to keep the streets IN clean and hoalthlu
condition. Il the Street Commission hay, any rc
spect Tor the wishes Il tho people they will cease
these vcyaEous DELAYS In making the contract, aud
rlyo tAe city from pest lerce.
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with regard 70 tho right Of secession and rebellion
We j. more ,r~Irner taiive, tu, The language which
employs ia ri,s,srtially TIC satno M thu. which
-as c;nanatcI from I'll The fre-cating orators aud
ju-u,ls tor tie La, third OF a century. 1t 10 ne
I'D and mos, thoroughly exploded theory tina,
Htate ia sincnAb. - the Federal Government on
= sp for as suits It's convenience snd that II has
,oriec, right T. withdraw 'r,fl The Union e. pleas
IRE. On sprnaTlo ndi, which was par.
'Asscd by the Gpysrum,.L at which est tie
mos, sAstryus iulihn VA Known h our Lst5-
r., had Me pJwc- g. "4a,.dt" 90 slou as II he
csno STATE. LIug an, was pufcha1s1 from
France, Texas G At W The Acx.can war, aut 10th
oi these States according TO tn NrsoS, were
snpDweiod 20 sst themselves up AZ Independent
nationalics 81 son . thc arms and the mouey of
he Government raised them W tho diyiity Of
States. ltii too late now to dis mp the ridiculous
tteofy Of extreme STATE RI htS. II Is buried with
the rebellion. IN ,he last ditch, aud the blowing Of
JACon lHosi-oN's horn cannot rcsurrcci II. The
oulogy Oh DAVIS, also might very properly have
ecu omitci. To Northern people, during the
ssl four years, have had excel ent opportunity for
Judging q Tint sentcmAn's personal q1sliuos
and tic forthcoming trial " 10 doub leAa disclose
al Eis ost!maole traits. rnOHsoS, thcfe' &c, has
Flnally failed g. "nake a case" Aul Il he has
rothing better than tbs letter " oI9r Ia Eicnus-
uou OF his course, It would have been Letter Tor
hiui TO let public Judgment 60 by default.
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Financial N,rs rsrteta &c.

Ns~ Ynt. Aon1av, hdv ~, 8 p. E.-The follov-
ine we-e q . ',lGins quotations a. tho Cod Room 20
ay;-At 1u.J0 A. N. 1872 io.4j, 49, ii.i5, iSch;
1918, 1915 1884 13y's. Is, 1871 2.ij, 1917; 245,
loih f.30, 1871 The afternoon quotations OF the
stock market, as compared with those Of the same
period Of SATURDAY, shov iiuctuating market. some
sorts being from y to : cent lover and others
from IN y per cent higher. Hu'ne,s vac vory dull
Govefnmon's were sradv With moicrnto dem nd
Tie money market continues vasv AZ Gao per cent
Tie bank statement this week s favorable. The
loans have increased .i3.,.,'N the circulation siiA.
"-- aud the net dcgo~is s4-h-3y. The spec.e aver
ace hN Only fallen "A l- 20 uotvithrtaudinr tire
large export Of last weck The principal fca'ur, Il
the docr,nse OF sb4 go in LEGAL tond'fs The sub
Treasury gains In legal tenders about S',oAoOo aud
now lsa on hand SgsUr, uD Of currency subject 20
the drafts Of dishursing officers sterling exchange
vac quiet At i,9's 10 fr hanEcrs. On Chan W
d-y Flour duh and drorp.nr Wheat wa' duh and
declining. Corn strsdy. Oat7 We" octivr' ~.
cited, and &c a5c hpher. PORK op'noi huner and
e Deed hrHvv and lO~or ieoi va hesvy. Lard was
quiet, and Mh-kDy sas duh Au4 heavy.
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DEATHS.
ADAMS Suddenly, gu Monday, May ~, Albert +
Adams asud ~ wears.
Notico Of funeral hereafter. O.

ADAMS Suddenly, gu Monday, May ~, Albert I.
Adams, ased ~ years.
NoiiCo of funeral hereafter. 81
ALIEN ANDYB At GrecnponL NAV 10Th, Betscy
wi'o Of john Alexander, IN the aai ,ar OF her axe
he friends and relatives Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend IA, funeral this luce Ay ai,ef-
noon, Nav 90 At o'clock, nom her late residence,
3 Madison IT, Grcenpout. lJI
III RDICK-On Monday, Nav 22d Inst, after n
LONG and illue-s, Caroline NJ, the beloved wife
of Crpt Cornelius Burdick, aged % years, mouth
ald .i ST..
The iriet,es and friends Of the family are respe'.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral igum heg late resi-
dCuUr. u, irtlul ton ave, on "Wednesday morning,
Man %, ~ lrU'cocA, without further notice. Hostua
una loNcll papers plCasc copy. 10
BCssEH on Monday May -, william II. Pus-
soy ron Of William II. ana Lucinda Bustcy, aged
y,4i, I N NTH aud days
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respcct-
fully invited 10 attend the tuneIa this tuesday .itor-
noon, AZ O'Clock, from he residence o. ms pnrVutA
ia Eerrcnwo od ave, Hudson City, y. H.. no
MAEsllAlI.-Ou SUNDAY morning, NAV o. after
Ions aud severe sickness EliIl, thc beloved wife
Of hchAd Marshall, aged ~ years, months and D
days.
Tie friends OF the family are respectfully invited
10 attend tho funeral, On Tuesday itc.noon, I'D
mat Ht o'clock, from her late residence 80 Pow
/ els 4, NilhAusbutgh. YqJ
! WIrnEES-un I've 29d inst, after a long illuoss
| which he lnre with Christian toltituae, Robert
! Nllttr httd 81 year, months and - DAYS.
The TRENDS and relatives Of the auiiy are re.poct-
ml.y invited 20 attend her funeral, on Nedue dan
! afternoon At O'Clock, IRON his late Iosil,uco, lbs
/ Leonard It, -
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A TENIAN MASS MEETING WILL BE
L1held the TUESDAY evening, Nay 23i, att p O'Clock
~ the Assembly Rooms, b6l Columbia II, South
Brooklyn. james fireman, &. q. and j. !. Rogers,
:. 1. III deliver addfessCr. let lrshtnen who are
favorable TO tho liberty Of their country come and
aid IN the grand aud noble cause. ia the cause Of
tod that man should be free. 1Ot
DELEGATES To THE CONNENTlON OF
- lrish soclet,es are requested to meet on luce
day evening, May %, at - o'clock. at IiiborHia
Hall Prince Il TO MAZE Arrangements for M enter
taiuinent for the hcuent OF the Catholic Refoun-
Nory. ny order ofPATKiCk Nc AEDLE, President.
EDWARD l. CAREY, Sccretaiy1 2l9
I AFAYEITE SOCIAL I. OF H., NO. g.
- The mcmlers Of the above Society are hereby
notified to attend the funeral Of SITTER KELSEY, TO
take place nom her late residence. Is East 18th A..
on Tuesday, 1T O'Clock p N. M,mloTs will meet at
Their Hall lSb Bouery, Mt ~ noon precisely. Zines
for uOn-attendance will he strictly enforced H.
der Of ISABELLA B. STEVENS, :. 4. 4. = &.
STEVENS, B X. 2gl
T AIDES FATHER MATHEW T. A. Is. SO.
A<ciety, No . ~ New York. will hold public meet
It's At their hall cor Ssd It, and I'd ave. Tuesday
evening May 23d. at - O'Clock, 4. NJ speaking by
Me.sts Grorge Campbell and langton. siueinf ~
McSrs Morrie and Delaney. OWEN MCGOWAN,
Pro- THOs. FAY, sec. 1O6
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within = few days Gdycrtscmonts have ayrcar-
OIL 10 tive frs aul other Journals, calunx fos "Fe
nisus to go to Canada to build a rslroat" 1t
may e that railroad building N Canada W % he
found profitable business ior the Yankees uut We
doubt 4 such Advertisements Lave con sutl or2 cd
by any Of the officers ~ the Feuisn hroth' rhoal.
We understand IAc Objects II at organ or, they
DO not intend TO encourage ,he cGi sratou OF
Irsamen 10 Canada, hut IN duo time may ask the
brethren TO nr8lst IN re-, ablitating their native
land across tue water Hence, lis ~ "a Tho q
viii not lem.slcd hy advertisements which 10 nvl
cuAusto directly from the d.n,rcut state centres VI
the Fcnian llruthtrLood. NJw TIA, pes,o ~ abO NJ
to locra,o many thousands OF bravo mon-seryin.
in our Arnies-rAilrosi building In "Olt
Erin" may become more profitable as an enter
prise there, than elsewhere. At all events
it's NOS worth the while OF Irshmeu 10 yisi
/ Canada uutl thor own c.unuy as locu lhcrAtcC
from tho hrnl'l,m of British rule. 40 tais Gu.
81 patr,os,c F.nisns have devoted thcmsl yca; nu,
doubtless NJ United states Will lo found "uour ~
whenever the Rr1Ihcrhool att mpls - lulI iali
roada N tuo "ould county"
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IhS Wr Department hiss iust directed, IN a GEM
eral ORDER that all teutL clothing, hospital mnn-
ture and other stores that have been u-cl in
the treatment Of contagious d0scsscs, ball bee
burned aud N No uIiauc urpoI into depy. ~
.sy.u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-23
MILITARY.

1 promptly obtained. Liberal advances made
ltlrLRlS >, HOFFMAN 4 20, TInos Buhdina, ~
Park kuw, New IOrk. 81
SOLDlERS MUSTERED OUT AND DIS
- charged eau have their claim ior pay, bounty,
clothing and ration money speedily settled by calling
or adureAaing the |, 5, Army Claim AgIsAcy 81 u.
Brown = co., 2Park place, y, I, so