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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

gIled3at CAIRO, ILL.,, May rs. 81
81 The New Orleans Times of the 10th is very
positively informed that Kirby Smith has not
been assassinated. Mrs. Kirby Smith is re-
ported to have arrived at the mouth Of Red
River, and represents the position of her hus-
band aslextremel 6ritical, as one party threat
ems to assassiDate him if he surrenders, and
another threatens TO forsake him If he contin-
The Times also learns that the rebel Gen.
Hood and staff crossed the Mississippi r yer
at Tranca Bend with about seventy men. o. Au
expedition sent In pursuit captured their bag
gage and the generate uniform at Semmes-
port, Hood escaping in the night. y e moo iss
The Times Mexican correspondent contra
diets the account published outside of that
country, representing that vast improvements
were being made by the Imperial administra
tion.A The writer says that Maximillian's rule
was unpopular. He has decreed to himself an
annuity of 100000, and applied to his use
the Castle OF Chapultepec. inorganic statues
published on the 9th, declaring Macmillan
Emperor by the will OF the people. this was
not acceptable, and even Maximillian's friends
are displeased with it, as4 "a sssbsasTssls ST
The suspicion and jealousy with which
events in the United Ssates are watched grow
greater every day The successes Of the Fed
eral armies caused depression in Imperial cir
The liberals have lately gained several ad-
vantagee, end quite number Of. small parties
OF Imperialists have been defeated. Their
large forces are hardly able to hold the ground
they occupy. .aszSaE ss4
The Estaiettesnewspaper, the French organ,
admits that the Empire is not pacifled, and
gives it as q reason why the constitution
should not be granted qs1ssahsW Is hier 81
An. American invasion Is considered so cer-
tain that Marshal Bazaine leaves for San Lou
Is Potosi to establish Champagne, and fortify
the city. Afeverish anxiety exists everywheie
for news from the United States. The ques-
ton is nowreduced toAtwo policies, European
and American. The latter is represented by
large majority of the nation, who have no
confidence in. the stability of the Umpire
- The finances are in a deplorable condition,
the deficit between the income and expendi-
lures being $2O,0OO,000,- which the French
treasury supplies. 4e5 6aa.ss III vssissg 81 81
The majority of the people look to the Unit
ed States for aid to expel the invaders. The
foreign legion viii be increased to 10000. -
l7Guayamas will be heavily fortified; also the
entrance to the Gulf of California q Large
shipments from France have been made for
that object.
Juarez is still at Chihuahua, where he il
said TO have large army and 1000 American
gunners. Monterey and Matamoras are also
TO be fortified A camp OF observation of TO-,
QUO men is to be established at the former
place. fsggam 1921 e I
The decker affair is finally settled. The
Count D Moray and other high officials of the
Court OF France in the Imperial government
have agreed to pay six millions one million
uliuuuLiys Nta 80 Huuf5IykutL egNllG EtA
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NEW GooDs.-Messrs. WIS. Baker & Co..
have just added to their stock, a large and val
liable assortment of articles wsnted by ladies
for their summer garments. The stock has
been selected with great care and is worthy
the attention of purchasers. Their store is on
the corner Of Free and Centre Streets. IN u :
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MAINE ARTIsTs.-The Dirigo State has
every reason to beproud Of her artists. Sim
mons is taking high rank at Washington,
and Karl Akers has just executed amedal-
lion of our distinguished townsmaii, Senator
Fessenden, which gives him great credit from
art critiques. -ia5s baa ase .
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.yit r;,TF All TORONTO, C. W.. May %. j
In the case Of Blackburn, OF yellow fever
notoriety, the Magistrate, to-day, said that
owing to the uncertainty Of the English law
sumo the responsibility OF deciding the case,
but would send the prisoner before the judges
at the next assizes. Bail was accepted In the
meantime, to the amount OF $4,000. o. fl8v49s.
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0. s.. Commissioners Court.
W. H. CLIFFORD. coaMIss1oNrR

~ - SonD3 COMMISSIONER.
A. Q. Howard of Auburn, was before the
Commissioner yesterday on charge OF sign
ing an instrument, which was in the form Of
an agreement, without affixing thereto the
necessary stamps. A portion of the stamps
mad been affixed, but not the necessary num-
Der. 1t appearing that Mr.. Howard acted
In Ignorance, and with no intention to defraud
the government the u s. District Attorney,
Mr.. Talbot, entered a nolle proseQui, upon de-
PENDANTS afixing the balance Of the stamps and
payiog the costs. M s9'siM "a ssssaslt 8 81.
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[BY N TELEeRAPH.l
Sailing Of, Mrs. Davis and Family for Savass-
asts 80 siah-JeF Ddvis IN Irons. g. t.l's

FORTRESS MONROE, May "a. s.
a A steamer sailed this forenoon for Savannah
with sealed orders. in2ais# saease5 sly sa
Mrs. Davis. her four children, brother and
sister, and Mrs. Clay 60 to Savannah in the
Clyde, as permission to proceed North was re-
fused them by the War Department. Yester-
day afternoon a guard was sent out to the
Clyde, and searched the steamer and all the
baggage and effects OF the rebel party remain
ing on. board. A large amount, of gold and
valuable jewelry, &C., was found In the bag
gage of the ladies, but with the exception
several importantd documents found, everything
was left unmolested.
A 1t was rumored to-day that JEFF Davis had
been manacled, to prevent, no doubt any inju-
Try to his guard, should he, as Mrs. Davis re-
marked, become provoked at the strict surveil-
lance held over him.
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BAPTIST CoNvEETIoE.Th The State Conyen-
ton of the Baptist denomination holds its an
nual session in Lewiston, on the 10th of June.
As the trains for Portland leave Lewiston at 9
IL A. M, and II O'Clock M !; forBath and Au-
gusta at IL 40 A. NJ, and for Pennington and
Bangor at 10 P. M. 1t has been suggested
that the meeting commence day sooner isa-
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'wa.hsngsos Correspondence.

M n -..,. NEW YORK, May %,
The Commercials Washington dispatch saws
the quarrel of Gen. Sherman and Secretary
Stanton increases in intensity and bitterness.
= The Chronicle contains long communities
ton from one OF Gen. Sherman's friends on
the recent events and the general management
of the War Department. The action of Sec
rotary Stanton is reviewed in scathing terms.
The Posts despatch says there Is no longer
adoubt but that JEFF Davis will be tried for
treason very soon in the civil court. Ys
= Gen. Lee will be indicted by the Grand Jury
in Richmond within few days for treason.
The moment he is indicted his parole Is Of no
further use to him.
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SEVERAL applications for 7sO bonds have
passed through our city from New Brunswick
and Canada From Prescott, Canada, $1,000
worth were ordered, and on the same day,
Tuesday, a well established house in St John
applied for agency to sell government paper.
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A PLEAsANv PARrY. com comp osed Of M.

A PLEASANT PARTY, composed of Mr..
George L. Allen, of Worcester. Mr.. Booth
Bottomly Of Cherry Valley. Mr.. Snow Of
Chicopee, Mr.. Powers OF Springfield, Mass.
and several New York gentlemem passed
through this city yesterday, bound on a fish
ing excursion up to the lakes We heartily
welcome the citizens of our sister States to
the haunts an Inequalities Of Maine. easa aaa
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NEW MUsIc.--We havelreceived from the
publishers, Messrs. o. Ditson, 4 Co., Boston,
"Funeral March to the memory Of Abraham
Lincoln" eau Reyoir Polka Rsdowa,p by
]. S. Knight. @The Sour Apple Tree Ballad,
or JEFF. Davis lsst Ditch by ]. w. Turner.
"Little Tad" ballad. by ]. w. Turner.
"Jenny Of the Mill. ballad. by A. Ledng.
"The Mer Mayed" comic ballad, as sung
at the Soirees Of the Winthrop Club. Boston.
All Of the above can be had at the Music
Store Of William Paine.
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F0as1 LAND AND YTOfNTTY

Ssso Advertisements So-DoN.
Iheatre-Deering Hall-This Evening.
auction Sale-Hcnry Bailey & Co. - Il
Cedar Camphor-Harris & Chapman FL
Special Notice--Well to-day, Sick to- morrow.
Con ort-Gity Hail. YET
Refngerators--58 Onion st. Fit
Emo ioyment-victor P0urai ca "a
Boots and Shoes-B, ii. Jones.
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SOLDIERS of the 9th Maine regiment, en-
titled to the medal voted by Congress, for
such as remained st the Gettysburg emer-
gency, will be pleased to hear that their
badges Of honor are ready for delivery.
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THEATRE.-There was a good house at
Deering Hall last evening, and the perform
ances of the Carter Zouaves received great
applause. They will perform again this even
Ing, and tomorrow afternoon will give grand
matinee. U8N aaEA i4aHssg
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Esnanssal.

PHILADELPHIA, May "a
The subscriptions to the q 30 loan to. day,
from all parts of the Union, as telegraphed
to Jay Cooke. amounted to 81, 49, 00J The
number of individual subscriptions of $50 and
500 was 1897. f" AZ
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

MEssBs. Cook & BAKER have opened an
oyster and refreshment establishment at No.
S25 Congress Street, where they win keep full
ly supplied with the best bivalves, fruit, con,
fectionery, &c. E.&4 8@
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TEErHI TEETH I TEErHi = y

DIR. D. esii opnthues % Extract Teeth BY Etects Il
itN s0ithoWt Pain. Persons having decayed tef n
he would give polite invitation 70 call.
49, Superior kfectT0 hGo1ietic MACHINES Tor sale for
family use with thorough instructions.
DR.. ID. can accommodate few PATIENTS with
board and treatment at his house.
Once hours from q elepk A u Co l2M.F
from 10 P. NJ, aud : 70 In the Evening r eI8o
81 Oonstltnflon kreosf A nos saiisaW novlu
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80 o. =. 5-SO six Per Cent.
G Qtn-BEARtNG RuAns

4 These Bonds are now wortha handsome premium,
ana gre exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from State County, and Msaicipat tox,ti ,rhfeh
from one to three per cent per annam to their
vcfue according to the ra levied upon other prop
efty, The interest is yable semi annually by cou-
pons attached to each note, which NAV be eut off
and sold TO any bank or banker.
The interest at $50 per cent. amounts to
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=FINANCIAL.z
UNITED Sta TIES
7-30 LOAN. 7
y. = rThird series,
$ 2,3 o, 5000.

By uhority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
undersigned the General Subscription Agentior the
sale Of the United States securities. offers to the
public the third series of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and three tcnth rer cent interest per annum
known as the
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LI.,ADiRR

Who have cold hards and 1esf; weak stomnohsl
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache
dizziness and swlnlning N the hoad, with indigess
ton ar fcnbpe lion q ne bpwes pam IN the aids
and back; 1encorrhma, for whitesl; Milling Of the
womb nth internal cancers; tnmors, polypua, and
e that long train OF diBeases VIII find in Electric,
fly sure OF For painful monstrunficnC
too prof1se menstfnation and all Of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies, Electricity IL 3eran
specics and WILL In short time, restore the auaren
70 the vigor Of health. .r.@.s..4s~ -.,..t
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ship Chandlery.

FTVHEundersigned having taken the Store No. .1e0
IL CoBunercidl Street, corner of Oontral W barr.
viii keep constantly or sale Hemp 0nd Mdnift0
Cordaoss Of all szes, BY the Gang or Rstai. A so,
AHchorsli Chaias. Cables DUCK, OdksDs, Wiadlqss
PHrckxsesy and af Uaf isf0res togaf her with COM
pletv assaftment ofSAip CaRdferv. at wholesale or
retail. ta1if 90 lli eui1ulm4rra 7I0ird lilsI 81.
He ia also Agent for the Revere Ceppcr Company,
and will keep on hand lull and com pie meat
Of Copper and Yeitot0 Mefat Bolts aud Shedthin0.
Cohsposittoe Spikes Nails, &C. NJ grl4t = ~
All OF which as offered for Sale at the Lowest
Market Price and 70 which the attention OF those
wishing purcha is invited. llir q. y 81. ~
Portland, May "a, le65--dsm : '---- n - -
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as ,. s,.s BALTIMORE, May Is. y
55 The American says Ex.Gov. Letcher was
arrested at his home In Lexington, Va, last
Sunday, and has arrived in Washington. s;g /.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

TIE CUMBERLAND COUNTY TEMPERANCE
ASSOCIATION holds its. next regular meeting
OF Standish, on the seventh day Of June.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26
UNION UI1l N OoN n 4 slI 81

yrTiaE Annual Meeting Of the Unior Conference Of
4 ChureAe% will be held with First CopRrega-
tional Chsrchin bfid gton commencing on rneed
June esb ne represt ntayes ofthe var ousehu' ch-
es In the conference will find entertain ment during
the session at the following places: g 49,. :.
, me CHURCHES in Albany and Nor,h B1ae' rso -
WIN W Cross the church in Browrnelor ,. t bnos'
Cltaves'; Denmark A. NJ Mel Gus ffrysopNre'
Dfxey Stone u a Sison Royal eontfrs Hiram Ma
than Cleaves; Lowell Raius Gipe'' SIC sn AMI
Cleayesi Otisheld, + Casnno ,ns Perievs Watey
ford Doct. pease. - s0....s 49, - 80, Al LII B
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= NEAT, handy article. needed avery hour. and
"A Indispensable 10 every gen { emar, sent post
3 aid 70 anyaddrsss. uron reeept Of Thirty cents
an xGENfs WANTED to travel to cines snd water
ing places in Maine, 10 sell at wholesale and rctal
Largo profits allowed. Send Thirty certs lapa
stamp for sample and parhculais !" 30. 10 Con
eREss ST., Room IL, Boston, MASS a314diw-
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f.o,.or ,n.-,,, CAIRO, May rs.
low middlings. - s0o iof sA'''
Sugar was dun at 1Sc for white clarified Iousians
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z-ao LOAN.

ht 90 notes are issued under the date of July Is,
1866 an are payable three years irem that date in
currency or are convertible at tie option Of the
hLlder into IS M rsrf4 NJ 49, a
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-26

PERsoNAL-Dr. William Bailey and family,
Of Saco, who went to Memphis some weeks
ago, under the auspices of the Baptist Home
Missionary Society, commenced their labors
there on the Both ult.
DR.. Augustus P. Merrill Of this city, who
studied dentistry with DIR. Josiah Head. is in
practice at Barbados, West Indies. He was
shipwrecked on his passage to Cuba, and carr
ried to Barbados by passing vessel.
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stt New YORK, May rs.
The Times special Washington dispatch
states that Gen. Gustav has taken command Of
the Department of Missouri, and that Gen..
Merritt goes with him. osfssol aoss.gsaK szgess
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Loss Of ne steamer Olympus.

p Loss OF the Steamer Olympus.
Ieh New YORK, May rs.
noon for London witha cargo of oil and coke
sunk yesterday 10 miles east OF Sandy Hook.
Crew saved by pilot boat. The vessel was
owned in London. .
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FAsT-DAY IN NoRwAY.-We understand
that Rev. SEQ, Leon Walker, the talented
preacher Of State Street Church in this city,
has been invited to deliver discourse ap-
propriate to the occasional in Norway Village
on Thursday next, June 1st,-the National
Fast. ssssg y does aslw u
The services, which are to commence at II
o'clockNin the forenoon, will BE- held in the
Congregational Church. The people of Nor
way may rest assured that rich, intellectual
and moral banquet awaits them.
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aea l,arseira n ami he'd for soon. This 10 q God
chance for any one wishbgto enter into business =
fireworks viii turn out from one th1usand 10 NJ
tccn huodred bbls Of vinegar per ear. esrI
hlso. about 40 acres Land. ~ uated In West
brook For fnrta particulars A. ply At te0il.h
D'0O~ JOHNSON GLOVES BROS, $50
mav2sdtio llls1 .t $50 Cor gIess 81 Portland
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given, that It In the iDtentiourl
Nv ofthe City council to Law out a new street or
public way Tor the of the city, beginning at the
present termnusCf salem street and confirming to
junction With either Emery or Canal Street,:
Andthe Joint Standing Committee Of the City
Council on laying out streets, in pursuance Of =
an order Of the City Council passed on the 20th day
of Ma cb, win meet for said purpose on Friday,
the End dag OF Ju eat2 O'Clock in thu afternoon, at
the terminus Of Salem street, the place Of beKinsa1
ming, then and there proceed to view and lay cut
said new street tl' ID -'st
All persons Interested will take notice and govern =
Given under our hands this oath day Of May. A.
d. 1885. ~ II li-1t
- sas- q. F. FosrkR. So"'''eo
| "a -i-i' Il PHtxrKrI'. on
lNe4J B BRi DSosb New
r ~. A. GIDDNes, fssl sueo'ssiiioi
May25-sd
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Arrirar Of ths aroratla,, J. J!

u QUEBEC, G. E., May rs.
Steamship Moravian from Liverpool i It'll,
VIA Londonderry 18TH has arrived. She passed
Cape Race Sunday and landed dispatches. .s.-
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RAILWAY TRAFFIC.. The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
May goth, were IS saaga BE .gbaiaa sss
Passengers, aasFs SIS Fa.so s4f, 21l 90
Express freight, mails and sundries, ,036 90
Freight and live stock. 77,648 90
Total, age $122, 1893 90
Corresponding week last year, 102, $50 90
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A PHEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.--Th 81.
hibtion by the Sabbath School OF the LIST Uni
versalist society took place in the vestry of the
Church in Congress Square lastevening. The
/ spacious room was crowded to excess, and
many found il inconvenient to get inside the
doors. aA go
The exercises were highly creditable, and
reflected credit alike upon both scholars and
teachers. The tablsaux were pleasant though
not elaborate. The singing and speaking
were generally of high order; two pieces,
the Harvest and the Pilgrim" by perhaps
dozen young ladies, consisting largely Of
singing, were among the finest exhibitions we
have ever seen. ag.5
During the eVeninga gold headed cane was
presented to Mr.. Alfred Woodman, who had
Just resigned the office of Superintendent
which he had held twelve years, by his sue
cessor, Mr.. Charles S. Fobes, in behalf OF the
school, with appropriate remarks, to which
Mr.. W., taken entirely BY surprise, made a
brief appropriate reply. tus
Mr.. Shaw's choir was present and sung
several pieces with good effect. q
TRorrIEG. There was large attendance
1 at Ling's Trotting Park in Scarboro' yester-
day afternoon, and the best order was OBJ
served. iH saasg 4'sas ii RIA,
The first contest was for purse Of $25, and
was between Lady Charmer, owned by E. T.
Anderson, and Bushtail, owned by j. Jordan,
best two in three, mile heats, to harness.
Lady Charmer won easily in two stright
heats. Time, 3.10:3 or sunes as4l Saw
The second race was for purse Of $50,
best three in five to harness. J. w. Nichols
roam mare, Fanny Nichols, and ]. d. Millers
sorrel mare Sea Foam, contended for this
The first heat was a dead one-time 2.51. The
second heat was won by Fanny Nichols--time
258. Sea Foam was then Withdrawn, and
Fanny was declared winner. sNx AtM
This afternoon there will be purse of$1O0
commended for, aud it is expected that there
will be some fast trotting on the occasion.
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MOULD respectfully ANNOUNCE - sse oitlzena o
w Portland and vicinity, that he has pernan emit
" located in this city. During the two years we
other forms Of treatment IL vain, ano curing pa
tients in short time that the question is otter
asked, do they stay curedl 70 thus question
willsay that All that do nct stay cared, Ns viii
doctor the second time Tor nothing. 4sl i r.. .I.
Dr. d. has been practice. electrician ter tesnfy
oneyeara, and s also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic disease
In the form of nervous sick headache; neuralgia
In the head aeckor estremitieei consumption, whtn
in tho acute stages where the lungs arc not ~
involNeds aaate or chronic rheumatism sorOlulns big
diseaseg hiteaWellinRe, spinal daeasea UurvatJ 3
the spine, contracted muscles. distorted lint 81
palsy paralysis, 81 VitaH Dance deafness, stan
morng or heBitanoy Of speech, dyspepsia, indigef-
dcn, constipation and liver complaint piles-We oui
ovsfy case that can DO presented; asthma, bronoh.
8, STRUCTURES OF the chsst and al forms Of female
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Ia Texas. =. z ~ =. ~
sa- ai4 NEW YORK, May Is.
(. Texas papers of the 10th contain amusing
accounts of the attempts to fire the hearts Of
the Texans. A meeting was held at Chapel
Hill and a committee appointed to devise
means to assist Magruder to centinue the war.
A proposition TO conscript all males, white
and black, over Is years of age. was submitted,
also that masters be compelled to drill their
slaves and lead them In battle, and the women
be furnished with weapons to defend them
selves at home. These measures were to be
finally submitted to Kirby Smith or the Pres
ident lief. Davis was then at Target. They
claimIto be able to bring into the field $4,000
warriors, every one Of whom will be above 10
years of age. sssgs,.1,,. .as.as ssss 81.
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Great Popular LOAF, IN Of the People

Less than $3.50 900 600 of the Loan authorized by
Congress are now on the market. This amount, at
the rate ut which 1t Is being absorbed viii be sub
scrbed for within sixty days. when the notes will
undoubtedly command q premium, as has uniformly
been the. closing the subscriptions to other
loans. ses-AAs+ " fA-
In order that citizens Of every town and section OF
the country may be afforded facilitates for taking the
loan the National Banks, State Banks, and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par Subscribers
will seectther own agents in whom they have con.
hdence and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery ofthe notes for which they receive orders
ISL s.... JAY COOKE,
III 91A" .sasss Subscription Agent,
i ~ No ia South Third Street, Philadelphia.
May Is. 1866. e &C. ~ - 49,
8 Subscriptions viii be received by the aiiosaaos =
First National Bank of Portland ,osi,1s.
ccnd National Bank of Portland. sf-sa Il
Canal National Bank Of Portland.
a Merchants National Bank OF Portland.
10 -1 g asoss" InayIsisd w2m As
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strayea

po ,S ne astafe of the sabsenber. on Thursday
t'kOm VS. h inst sorrel mare, with white facs
Il n ke hind feet, and will weigh about 800 Ms
aud wrer has found laid mare and wi give nioFma-
" e. the subscriber. shalt be Suitably rewarded.
hhsy25d1ws JAMES MOVES, Woodstock, Nc.
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Another witness named MCGEE was called,
when the Judge Advocate General asked him
whether Arnold was ever in the rebel service.
Mr.. Ewing objected to the question: The
Judge Advocate General briefly argued that
the interrogatory was perdnentla as history
had proved. The assassination was manifest
/ ~ a political offence aud was the sequence of
disloyalty: The Court decided that the quss-
ton Should he answered The witness then
replied that he saw Arnold in rebel uniform
in the beginning of the war s1g4ss .ssa5sgsy Z
Three coiored persons testified as to their
acqnaint ance with DR. Mudd, and said his con
duct showed him to be a rebel sympathizer,
and states that he had assisted rebel soldiers.
A young man from Georgetown testified
that on the morning after the ASSASSINATION he
loaned Atzerott ten dollars, he leaving with
him a revolver ss security. The pistol was
produced, which witness identified. 1t had
been loaded ever since 3s8.-s ssasf4 sssll ssa
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The Rheumatic, tho gouty ,.fhalane and the Iazy
leap With 10y, and move with the agility and elastic
Ity Of youIh; the heated brain ie cooled the most
bitten limbs restored, the urooath deiprmities re
sregthi the blind made 10 see, tie doaf to hear and
the paisieo form to move upright the bleelshes q
prevented ne eslamities q Old age obviAted. ~