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sh00 ReWard.

xTTE WILL GIVE 10 ANY OH PR0DUCIN6l
w A sure. speedy 11d sslda cure for Guudr-
'rbn. and Chanere a. We viii send % sny ldiress on
fhs receipt Of ten cent postage stamp, sfh IS icr
IRE former or go Coz the aiier Never sale 70 cure
male OF female IN from Eve % ien days. % 4
Address DIS. lsAhEf.1h bEaofkAt
lshis-- IN dkus Driver saA Deiilot hish.
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RIrTERA.

Dmke's Plantation Biaers,
Bulls Cedron
Hostetter's stomach
BOorhaye's Holland
Hooh8hi's Gesnan
For sale low, by EWlN a PENDLErOE.
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LOST.

BETWEEN THE OLD THEATRE AND No
ID q College siTeet Voucher gwen % A. NJ
v ebb for $3.50 %. All persons are warned not
unrchssei the same. Any one fading and leaving
al ~. " Ferry a Co., No. 81 College street, wi
~ Literally rewarded aprlG-2te
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II the ladies want bargains ia enc Shoes
Congress 6aiters, BAlmOrals, 4e., buy al
4. ". Pal 4 Coz.
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Flght EuIilIi0ns Cured.

Young Nan. stop before you further 70. o. A.
A ssss.a sct 70 Man there No disease % hard
i esIrs a. Nghf Emissions, sad pnysieiA1s arl
s,.ree ri uhders.and trHadng if and 70 you cal
AZ that have cured do1sna iu hia cltJs - Eel e.
=. nj ~ nov wei cured By ne. Am daily -
,elvirq letters End sealing nletcins 70 81 passs q
- c6rnfrV. Iaa word, % that are dsessed "a
~ gay, sla III eve me cal, VII eve SIS
actioa ior AZ Of he diseaaes manlonsa n M -.
ls-fissmsui. Tns best q rsiaEeness Nvoa In al
n islters dirseied %
DR.. Nc3ILL,
Tirinn street NaahFllle Ialn.
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SIJNDIsIE.S.

3 Kess So,Ia ] Bbl. limestone,
] Cask Maecaboy Smut : CudheaT,
Bis. EPSON Salts 90 Lbs. Gochinesl,
4 Dutch Msdder Bids. Cream Tartar,
90 Lbs. best Indigo, 4" Birthstone,
4 Bhls. Copperss Floilr Sulphur.
For sale low, by ENlh & PENDLEiON.
Janl6-aun.
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~. IL. Ia.

A Lii MEMBERS OF THI5 ORDER FROM
"a this, OF ary other state, are hereby requested
@ nipet with their Brethren Of Council No. ], Al
She Common Council chamber, over the Marke
Heuse, On Monday next, l7ih inst at o'cloei
b m aprlC-lt
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Town of Johnsonv1IIe,

uuflished plsn Of which can = seen a. our once
Isud al the principal Hotela, ard other pub e plece
D fhis city. Beng ebgihiy ioe4ied on ne "a
bank Of toe Tennessee uFers - miles ron -
rsly1ft and 81 the sermi1Gs e tie 1asi7slie AZ
.gortbsastern Rahgsd. distance q y Eaaes ron
nal CITY. surrounded sits, y rich a1d pro
I4uefirs country, Ena heinE n su,ost eqnsant ~
Isournunicatioa With many o. TIE most nnporfani
'eoinrnercial cities q the North ana 7cuthHe--
|ulusf a. DO distant day, ooco1ne aliy ~ -. uiisi
ness insuoriaure. such oppolia--y ~ aae
nd prcftaoie uNes1Tnenf, Is bus aei4l - - feA
We are the sole asrlits for the sale oi io-- 81 80
|fllly authorised aE1 empowered - sI+-- ---N-
purchasers
Ihe Nashvillc aad North western Ra'lIe.d vi
BE- thoroughly repaired IN the colraa 81 ~ gay n
shen reEnlar trips VII - made beteeeu tnie Ely
ana Johnsougile- a liberal trade permit hAs Zen
granted.
We wiii slso o5er 81 the same tiuse atom ~ aefes
o. Heh and heavily tubered laid, iylpg a nc ND
3. MATT BROWN = CO..
au--a1u AZ Cseirf siraet
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Election Notice.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS 90
"a the ma hWlie Commercial Insurance Co.. D.
called ct the OH e. OF tie Company on Monday
May list, 1865. TO elect eleven Directors to serve
he ensuing twelve moths
Applied R. c. McNAIRY, sec'y.
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Al Rare Chance.

rs OFFERED 60 any one thasing cspiia2 ard
vI-binz 20 enssg. in busiuess on one OF the bet
streets ana ilcaliues iu the ciiy-
An e1ergeiic business man who car command
trade could huy the Nhoie o. a hal lafersst For
Information, apply A. thus once ap ls-lNl
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OILS

Bills finseed Oh, Bias Tanners OIL,
" Co.d " Castor
Lard +" Sweet
Turpentiue.
For sale low, 10y EWlN PENbLEioN.
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PAINTS.

800 Kegs White Lead,
500 i.b-. Am. yellow Oehre,
3OO1 French "
100 " Chrome Green, dry,
loo yellow. dry,
100 mol
All kinds OF Paints and Paint Brushes.
For sale low, by EWlN a PENDULUM
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For Sale.

A STEAM ENGINE, camplete-hoier y ieet
~ long sg iurhs.s id diameter Cvlinaer feet,
stroke inehes IN dismeter, with eide valve. nj
man. CanFods Hokes A.. All wrought lran
Inquire of n. 3. French corner q CiaEk %,
Froal streets. aprs-lEsI
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Shippers should bear ia mind that the Express
Companies not bound when property - destroy.
"a ny the enemies Of the country, and should in
Al cases cover their property by War Risks.
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Ice Cream.

A w che wishing % engage 5 OF Gallons o.
A Pure Milk per DAY, eaa DO 20 ~ ap-
5dcst'ou Al this ofhee. aftl4-H
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o. S. $50 Six per cent
GOLD-BEARISG BONDS.

These bon,ls are now worth premium Of nIn'
per cent. including gold iutrre7 from November
which makes the ae.ud profit ou tbe 80 loan, Q.
current ra IS, including interest, atout ten pc
cent per annum, hes DIES ii- exemption fow S'e'
md ls,epal f.lraiioa. ,sit adj, f9ai one % isrs
per cent more, according - the rate levied on otile
property. The interest PAYABLE seini-anaaall
by coupons attached to each note, which " as d
cut Oh and sold to any BE or banker.
Il The interest amounts 10
4 One cent per day oa $50 note.
Two cents SIoO
Ten q" 500
20 1000
81 q" 5000 "
Notes Of all the denomiuatons named wiu &
promptly furnished upou receipt Of subscriptions
This is the
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CAPITAL ALL PAID IN
War, Marine, and Inland Risks taken Mt
Lowest Rates.
OSSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
PAID BY THIS COMPANY.

Premiums Paid in GoId
Eil be entitled to returns in Gold in Gaze ofloss.
Parties or Firms giving us their Marine Business
VIII he entitled TO preference iE Fire Policies.
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For further information IN regard tc
The skillfuI success in the treatment o.
diseases, the reader is referred TO STn.
LIS THERAPgUTICs and MATERI4 MrDIcA
Two large volumes, late edition Of 1860
The best work IN the United States
where YOU will find Dr. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medica
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
cases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is g,iaran
iced. With my general practice treal
4 the following
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ONLY LOAN mARKET
Great Popular Loan Of the PeOpl,

Less thap s2Oo,O 900 remain unsoli, which vii
probably be disposed Of within the next 81 or %
iays, when the notes viii undoubtedly command g
premium, as has uniformly been the case on oio-
sing he subscriptions 70 other Loans.
In ortler that citizens Of every town snd section
Of the country may be AFFORDED facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Pnvste Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
cribers vii select their own agents, in whom they
nave confdeuce, and who only are responsible for
tbe delivery Of the notes for which they receive
JAY COOKE,
srsscRrrTIoS AeESr, Fsza.
SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII b REVIVED By the
First National Bank o. Nashville.
second National Bank Of Nashville.
rnsrl7-2m"
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Young MEsriea Iadiss EhCss niGioriune = IA
,sen not 70 bring birth Ia due seesols fr1le,iios
s.,.i la sad VOC alouid multiply aad repie1isn. j
MS e your desire you can consult ne si-let p
etfsr az fr psrsou. No lady over thing-ape jean
n - narl sr.sxe aprca.i01. All coIcnllz1fca
- i5tter or parson strctY confidential
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A VOUCHER

WAS FOUND on UNION STREET, FRIDAY
w night, which nse owner can hsve by calling
ON me at the Recorder office, end paying Tor TINS
advertisements JANIS MILLER,
adrl6-2t Policeman
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GEF THE GENUINE ARTlCLE.
PHERII OF HlRTFORD.

THE PHGNTT enters the present year better
hsn ever prenared Tor service snd duty, in the lice
1f its profession. VITA enlarged iacAties for ih.
iassgti0n q hls.ness.
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Union street., NASHVILLE. rsnn-
ally IS ~ uuaet uifn Womb Eiisntn'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-08

vxTOULD respectfully announce to the ,itizens d
wv Portland and vicinity, thar he mas perman en-
iy located in this city. During the two years ",
have beon In this city, we have cured some Q
the worst forms OF disease in persons who have trie
other forms of treatment In vain, and Curing na
tients IN 80 short time that the question Is oifsi
asked, do they stay cured To mswer this question
we will say that al that do not stay cured NV vii
doctor the second time for nothing
DR.. d. has been practical electrician ter Nont,.
one years, and Is also regular graduated physical
Eectricity Ia perfectly adapted 10 chronic dseaset
In the form OF nervous sick headache; neurale,
In the head neck, or extremities oonsumps don wkei
In the acute stages or whore the lungs are not fn
lnvolved acute chronic rheumatism, so-Ciula hi,
diseases, white swellings spinal diseases, varvatI
Of the spine. contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis ct. vitas Dance Deafness stan
meffng or hesitanoy OF speech, dyspepeia, indigef
every case that can be presented asthma, 5roncbI
o. structures Of the chest, and all forms Of temat
raDlStntE.f ...,s.r -.r
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Rebel Cruelty to our Prisoners.

The Military Commission, to show the am
mus Of the leaders of the Rebellion, has re-
ceiyed testimony in regard to the treatment Of
Union prisoners at Libby Belle Isle, and An
Jacksonville. All the worst reports Of system
attic cruelty, insufficient food and clothing, i'm
pure water, and inhuman exposure to the
SHOWS Of winter in Virginia, and to the sultry
suns Of Georgia, are thus confirmed. For
these crimes there can be no palliation or ex-
cuse. II DAVIS had a sufficient amount Of
food to maintain the existence of these uafor-
tunate men, and deprived them Of it TO crafty
q spirit Of malice, or to weaken our armies, he
deserves condign punishment. If he could
not spare food enough for that purpose, he
had no right to take the lives of men whom he
was only authorized to treat as prisoners oil
war. Depriyations inducing death were cold
blooded murders. which no military code can
sanction or justify, The truth no doubt is,
that 1t was the settled policy OF the Confeder-
acy to diminish our armies by this Hendish
method Proofs of this fact are supplied by
the discovered records Of the secret proceed
ings of the Confederate Congress, and by the
Fluctuations of their exchange commissioner
over the transfers, by which he gave us the
decrepit and perishing victims of the rebel
prisons and received the well fed and healthy
INN ties Of our Northern depots, who were
free to confess that their ordinary wants had
never been so wei! supplied as during the Pc
ried when they were in charge OF our author
tiles. The complaints ofour soldiers were al
ways received with indifference or insult; and
the evidences Of their rapid decline, instead Of
arousing sympathy or succor, were viewed
with complacent satisfaction. The real vic.
tories upon which DAVIS can congratulate
himself are his triumphs over unarmed and
helpless men. With hunger, exposure, and
disease as his allies, he slew one hundred and
thirty three men in one day at Andersonville
and at Belle Isle thousands were frozen and
starved to swell the triumphal lists of this
most "Christian President" [Phila. Press.
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Daring Outrage.

One Of the most daring outrages ever per-
petrated in this city occurred Tuesday night,
and was committed on Professor Young, who
was to have opened at Lancaster Hall last
evening with his magical exhibitions.
About u o'clock Tuesday night, as the
Professor was crossing Federal Street, to go
to his room at the Elm House, he noticed
three meD,-one Of them being in the middle
of the street, the other two on tbs sidewalk
by the Elm House, evidently confederates.
He gave wide berth tothe one in the street
but just as he stepped upon the sidewalk, he
received a, blow upon the. temple which
Knocked him down and rendered him sense
less. He then received a cut on the throat
from some sharp instrument, which inflicted
cash two inches and half long. The cash
was made just under the chin, and about one
sixteenth of an inch above point, which, II
struck, would have caused him 70 bleed to
death. aa
The Professor recovered sense enough, in
few minutes, to era VI into the Hotel, where
his wounds were attended TO by DR.. Weeks.
The wound on the temple was severe one,
and was done with something besides q fist
The cash on the throat was sewed up, and,
yesterday, be was in quite comfortable cir
enmstances. He thinks he struck back when
he was hit, and one Of bis knuckles is much
bruised. M Alabsa
BE has no idea Of what could cause such an
attack upon him, exceptit was for the purpose
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* haosssa sa5a tsi sf WASHINGTON, June l.ai
Secretary MeCulloch is engaged in restoring
the machinery for the collection OF customs in
the Southern States, In this connection tho
President recently made The following appoint
ments OF Collectors: Albert G. Mackey, for
Charleston; w. Woodbridge, for Savannah;
Robert Montague, for Mobile; J. w. Kicks,
for Pensacola.
1t is the opinioneof the officers of the iron
clad squadron sent to watch the pirate Stone
wall before she was surrendered to the Cuban
authorities, that she was not so formidable as
was supposed, aud that even the Monadnock
was more than match for her. This opinion
has been expressed to the Navy Department
after careful survey OF the Stone wall.
Vice Admiral Gordon has proceeded to the
Brazilian Station, OF which he has command,
in the flag ship Susquehanna.
A few only of the iron clads will be kept in
commission. The rest win be laid up in the
Delaware river. a fsnfff erva NrE
Fred. Seward is much better to-day, and ex-
periences little pain from his wounds.
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The Returning Regiments.

The 18th and 10Th Maine Regiments are ex-
pected to-day, and arrangements for their re.
ception have been completed. The escort will
be as follows: ssss ~
cava cade of Citizens
Band of 9TH 5. Infantry. = ;flhf = 2 p
Port and Comma derry of Knights Temp ar.
City Government and Citizens.
Engine Ompanies No 4 and Is.
Nj itary Escort from Camp Berry.
Past members Of 18th baine and other regiments.
Wounded officers and SO diers in carriages. p
The procession viii move from the P. s. 4
P. depot up Park to Danforth street, through
Danforth to Stale street. up State to Spring
street, dowa Spring to High street, up High
to Congress Street, down Congress to Middle
street, down Middle to India street, up India
to Congress street, through Congress street to
City Hall. on J1EaNo9f5f
At the Hall collation. will be provided for
the soldiers by the city government,
Citizens residing or doing business on the
route are requested TO display flags. sssT
1t is expected the regiment will leave Boston
in special train, this morning. Due notice
of the departure of the train from that city,
and the hour of its expected arrival here, will
be given by posters, and notices on the bullet
in board at the Exchange. nG Hl
Citizens who intend joining the escort
are requested to be at the City Government
House two hours before the expected time
the arrival Of The regiment.
Ladies are invited to send boquets to the
City Hall this forenoon to decorate the tables,
The procession will be under the direction
OF Col. T. A. Roberts, with Capts. e. Dow, A.
Harris, and Lieut.. o. w. Burnham for Aids.
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From Hnnnnn

A~@ New YORK, June I.
q The steamer Columbia brings Havana dates
to Sd inst 50
The Ualted States squadron of monitors
and gunboats still remained in the harbor at
tracing continued attention, many persons
coming a long distance to see them. A brill
liant soiree and ball had been given to the
officers by Gen. Demasiner, and grand din
ner at the palace. Other like honors we're to
take place. The fleet was expected to sail in
two or three days. 800 ...s -
1t was reported that the rebel steamer Owl
intended running out that same night.
Many Of the late crew of the Stonewall have
shipped in the Owl. 15'Ka t1st
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AN ExPLANATIoN.--Som Indignation has
been expressed that Major Rollins should rt-
fuse to receive squad Of returned soldiers,
who had been mustered out of service, at Camp
Berry. Knowing the character OF Major Rol-
Inns for the welfare of the soldiers, we disbe-
lieved the report that be had used harsh Ian :
gusge to the squad after refusing to quarter
them at the camp, and we made some in
quries 10 relation to the matter, and find, as
we supposed that he has been highly misrtp
resented. assss
The facts are, tbat-when the squad applied
at Camp Berry for rations and quarters, the
Major informed them that he had no orders
and could not issue rations to soldiers unless
an officer was with them TO countersign the
order; that he would willingly do all In his
i power for the soldiers, but In regard to is
suing rations there was but one rule Subse-
quently the mastering officer, Capt Holmes,
made arrangements with Major Rollins to lu--
nish rations to all the soldiers who return here
TO be paid off. He has sent Sergeant to the
depots and to the boats to notify all squads
that are without commissioned officer that
they can have ra.ions at Camp Berry until
they are paid off, ~
4 AS to harsh language to any soldiers Major
Rollins is far above that, and there is no truth
in the report. 4s5sasa&
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Administrators Sale of heal
Ea,afa

I'D hb0a
TVAyfNG been duiy lcelised b. tbs Hon. Jrbn
Ill A Waterman, Judgs Of rebate, " sell AZ
uDlie or private sal ait tho al eftats Of WHOM
homas n Brerlin. late o. Por land, ser ust died
az ana psaseaaed IN GLIDING h rev rron " be
suction ~ the 10 h day June next uni % bsfo o
rar lime OF At trivate ale Ht ~ eek In
he flrenooD. on the premises IN. olick . on,
'ouse on Free 8 rect N Poitlsnd' ne%p As .
At u O'Clock n, on the premises tho ew brick
iorp ON the castepya aide Of Uni street, m r. rt
and, now oceutied BY yler Lamb;
A. n O'Clock on the premises. o1ol all part IN
oamHRon and undivided OF the land Ire rect,
a H0Ftland, sod % r. aeon A. q 7 Il Bresin "
srael RchArdson, with the new three story brick
tore. I'D the large wooden dwelling b use on tho
a. o,oloe NJ on the promises, ore-half part In
. ommon and 4 'uoivided OF hs OF on the eps erl 4
'sorneF Of Dan. ,ss1b sDo W~h ut sire In 7, TT
and, extending on walnut street TO the school
house;
Inlmediately pfter the sac o. ne las namsd lot'
upon the PREMISE, one bal part c4 non sno ~ ~
'vided OF the arg lot The sol NsI1 oo. ~ ~
amor and Walnut stree ., uron ~Sn -, ~ . "a
louDie twe-sfoIy owelling house,; TIN, es.,,,,s
SSe eeep IRON Danforth street. As soon a :, y
selng " SOLO, ami at same plsce one.haH M - ~
ommon ana undivided Of the lot n wa nnfsfr.. =
ely'nE ne RLeeeeoing and ex endn On said .tTeet
o ne high stone wall there uile WV
lie soDs Desiring 70 purotsso ell or Of the nhova
oe.es OF property B. lonsir 10 ID Estate II EN-
non with other owners caD sscerfs in Al y h 4, 80
be cn-tenant's interestcnn be bought fy Il ouirv Of
Al, K aEDER TYLER, Admip,s.ra,or
'O'u'no' ma " lcoo ma 20d8w
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INTERESTING TO SOLDIERS Returned
disabled soldiers can obtain agencies for selling
the valuable and popular histor5 Of "Maine in
the War"-a book which ought TO be in every
family-by calling on George r Davis, Elk
change street, in this city, or on the publish
ers, Nelson Dingley, Jr., & Co., Lewiston
Here is a rare opportunity for returned SOL
diefs adapted to canvassihg. See advertise
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-08

BAND OF HoPE--More than thousand
children gathered at the City Hall, Tuesday
evening, to listen to Mr.. Revelle and Rev. MI.
Smythe. Mr.. Revele promised all who would
join the Band before he returned from Eng
land, in August, a beautiful Band of Hope
Medal. The little ones seemed much inter
ested, nearly all pledging TO join the Band at
the next meeting. This organization is one in
which every parent and citizen should be
deeply interested. 1885
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-08

AssAULr.--Laste evening as gentlemen was
was passing up Exchange street. ne met three
soldiers, who were somewhat intoxicated. one
of them. without word being uttered on
either side. struck the gentleman a violent
blow lust below the eye, inficting severe
bruise. The soldiers walked off at double
Quick. a police officer being after them
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-08

Dr. D. sti continues to Extract Teeth BY Eiset, =
~ pithous Pdin: Persons having decsy rse~satfns
Or stumps they wish to have removed ior Possessed
ne would give polite invitation e car. .Ia a.,
Superior Electro Hagastsc M ns.erns ~ ~
mr. N ~. sA .sanoowmodatc few patients with
board and treatrnent at his house.
sror. pg ~ nS AZ ~. ana ITO in the Evening
l.fneu. ~ tfon ees- .r .sfas NA Ftl ho'A"'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-08

q.Tsit9 CINCINNATI, June 7.
Last evening building occupied as an ar
mory by the National Guards suddenly feII,
burying number of persons beneath the ruins.
Three were killed and four fatally injured.
The Gazette's Chattanooga dispatch says
the officers of one of the Richmond banks,
while on the way tolthat place with the assets
Of the bank, we're attacked by robbers near
Washington, Ga, and robbed of $500 900. 81
Ten guerrillas were hung by the citizens of
Cross County, Ga, a few days since.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-08

New ORLEANS, June s.
Gen, Hood and staff arrived here to day.
"a All our loyal citizens have received the
Fresidents proclamation with joy. fo3iset
The kindest feelings existed between Gems.
Banks, Candy aud Sheridan. upon the transfer
Oh the commands OF the two former to the lat
ter. stf 81 ia8'4 Hss a9 xam - t3atszsS a &
Gen. Herron's actions and orders at Shreve-
port have given general satisfaction. His or
der relating to the freedmen will be univer-
sally respected. "a VA II cal s8fiila I'D
MiddIing cotton is selling at 32c. a'ea egeea