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Central 0eice: Y. s. Christian Commission,
.,r .t Philade phia. Ma CHI rs, 1866.
To the Christian People of the U, s..

The Is. Christian Commits ion ia your sesnc,,
and instrument. 1t lives and works by Your e5oa
d4ncs I'D cooperation. The degree o. its rsaF,.I
ne 10 the measure OF yOuc iberality IL VuHr en- -
port intnues as BIT retofore, its ministry viii
iiauei If It ialteIs, IL will diminish If 1t aiIs il will
die lfar S' ~ WA
The work OF the Christian Commission was nevar
so thoroughly organized as now. Our great arm, a
are cencen trating in the East. Oar facilities are,
ness bcreased. BY your liberal aid on " via thev
be available. The indications OF appros Icing IA :
Ilee unmistak able. Before you read ths., lip.,
indications may have bscome events: and blooc, .
fields may tie sJIewed with suffering soldiers W.,
are not prepared for it Us We should be- Our fress
ury Is exhausted. We eaUnot wait until tn. nsoes
sity Is fu npon u.s. for that will b. too late The
Necessity Is now. We must b. beforehand with The
emergency: Ten thousand dollars nj xt week NAV
save more lives ana relieve more suffering than
Lunoi ca thousand next mouth. Let n 1 r. tire oh.
ment pc forced upon us on the very edge of battle
AT TINS very hOur most rems rkabie religions A..
terest Is spread throughout our armlel Eyen e9r-
iamished men from southern prisons are more ear
'r Tor the bread OF life than Tor that for wantof
which they have starved
CHRISTIAN msn ard women ofthe nation ths Is for
You, special messenger and cali to each We shall
go forward in Code name and Ter y our seryiea Our
appeal Is hes're you. For Christs sake lei the re-
spouse be liberal and prompt
On oebalf OF tins Executive Committee
' GEO N. STUART, Chairman.
Inc above appeal is but exomplifsd bv reeens
S'ents 10 any who would ne ed this urgent call for
help let me say, ooies sent TO CYRUS Sturaevanf
Esq treasurer, will be avail BILE at the front al OF co
THOMAS r. HAYES,
Aprho- chairman Army Comm. q. q.
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JEWELLERY.

Send me One Dollar by mail and 1 will send you
any ofthe following Cid Plated Arficlss:-Set of
ladies' Jewery, Long Chin Locket, Neck Chain,
Ring Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Pin, Set
Pin. Also will send good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and Chain for sis. ~
Address, DRESSER'S Dollar Sto'e, Portland,
Me. Box 1872. mar9d2m# Il,
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SPECIAL MOTTO Es.
70 e DU CED PRICES.

FAMILY DYE COLoRs. -Ws know of nothing that
20 admirably NESTS loag existing want ps the Fam
liz Dye Coiors. manufactured by Howe & Stevens
OF this city. After years OF experiment an unspar.
ing expenditure thsy have perfected their Dyes NJ
apparently desira lie. cry color and shade that
is ever likely TO be wanted ha been produced and ID
sold at prices that make saving OF eighty per
all Others The colors are as permanent as the fab
RIGS to which they may be affixed and are clear and
marked. The Dyes are immensely popular wher
ever used. apl div
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Hilton,s Insolub,e Cemen,

For wood, heather, crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper
have 1t in liquid form, and insoluble in water
OIL 1t viii adhereoily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle. with brush family PACKAGE % cents
each. Sold everywhere. trcaA
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence,
R. I. On receipt OF 50 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. fsb7d8m
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MARRIED.

In this city, April 4, by Rev DR. Shailer William
LiDoy and Mrs Susan Hougland, both OF this citv
In this city, March q. by Rev Ssml Roy, Nat6,i
city. 8 10 I7Ea7i 3 rec w. " 'A''
tn Cape Elizabeth, April by Rev d Moore.
william II Pennel and Miss Tinnie A BODICE be, b
of Cape Elizabeth o. 49,
In SaccaTappa, April 4. by Rev j Bradbury.
Ell Aver and Nd. Lucy Difev, both of westbrook
In Dover, H. Cbas q Hilton and Miss Lucy
Mccain, both of Buxton. Ti' -
Il Houlton. March "a, Cyrus M Power E.q, and
Miss ANA Eliza Doyle. ~ u
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The Return of Gen. Sherman.

NEWBERN, N. G March 81.
Gen. Sherman returned yesterday forenoon
The steamer Bat, In which Sherman returned
from Fortress Monroe, broke down a few miles
below Newbern, and the General was rowed
to the city in yawl boat. During the dav
while riding with Gen. Palmer, the horses Of
the carriage became frightened and run away.
but the General fortunately escaped injury by
Jumping from the vehicle. -
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DETENTIoN.-A freight train on the Port
iand q Kennebec Railroad got Off the track
at Richmond yesterday, and INSTRUCTED 1t in
such manner that the passenger train for
this city did not arrive until 5 O'Clock, Pm,
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IMPORTS.

PoNCE m. Brig Ida Abbott 1857 hhds sugar,
so puucheons molasees 100 bags coffee to Jese5hs
Quebec; bbis molasses Dbl sugar. 500 oranges. to
SIERRA MORENNA. BRIG Hsrr;et = s1s hhds
molasses "a tres do, Q bbls do to Isaac Emery; q
aoI sPonges, Dbl molasses, to master; bbls do TO
,MATANZAs Brig Firm-2s5 bids sugar, to H
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Il nership under the firm name Of Rogers = va.
N u!n, lor the purpose OF ,ransacting The Whole
saIe flour Provision. and Grocery business al the
Commercial st.
saa sen -rt-..r.' .-.r j. ROGERS,
-, W ID. WEYM UTH.
Portland. April LIST, 1866. aple sWd
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DIRK & CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGSMERT.

rSsEzsxgfJ On and after Monday, 10th mat. 1879.
ther notice:
Leave saco River for Portland, as 5.45 and go
A. NJ, and 3.45 p. II.
Lesve Portland for sscO River, at A. M. and
90 and 30 r. M.
Ihe9.00 p. NJ train out and the 5.4B A. M. trai,l
cars attached ''-A'N
stages connect at Gorhera for West eorham.
StanoIsn' steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark. Sebago,
conway. Bartlett Jackson, Limington Cornish
fortep, freedom, Madison. and Eaton, N. Il.
AT Buxton Center, for West Buxton Bonnev Fa.
gle, South Limngton. Limington LiInerick, New
held, ParsonsHeld, and Ossipee
!, Al Saccarappa, for South Windham East Stand
Thursday and Saturdays.
Portland, April g. 1866 - A'-' -'' az
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BY IELEGRAPP'
To THE
EVENING PAPE9 3.
OFFICIAL WAR Bull IETIN.

1ne H''en'y Making for Lyn ehbmro : Rebel
Soldiers DESERVING In Large N,.s,bevs- O,,r
Cavalry Pushing Lee clos e,,-Destructfo,,
of Rebel Transportation, L1afsso,,. ,,,,d ar,,-
mitions of War-s,OOO P1iso,ers copt,,red
on the Sd inst.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
<pWashington, April 4. III p. NIX
To Mqj. Gen. Dir The following telegram
from Gen. Grant has now reached this De-
partment. What hour to-day it lett him does
not appear, but probably 10 the afternoon. No
details of Casualties have been received. but
they are expected tomorrow. The statement
that official Information had been received of
Gen. Custar being killed is not true. He was
unframed late this afternoon.
(Slgnedl E, NJ. STANTON.
q Secretary of War.
wilson Station, Va, April 4--To Hon. E.
M. stanton, Secretary of Wharf.-The army is
pushing forword in the hope of overtaking or
disposlng OF the remainder of Lees army
zen. Sheridan with his cavalry and the 5lh
corps is between this and the Appomattox
Gen. Meade, with the I'd and 9th corps, is fol-
lowing, Gen. Ord is following the line of the
Southside Railroad.
All the enemy that retain anything like or
| ganizati0n have gone north of the Appomat-
tox, and are apparently heading for Lynch
| burg
Their losses have been very heavy. The
houses through the country are nearly all used
as hospitals for wounded men.
In every direction hear of rebel soldiers
| pushing for home, some Ia large and some in
small squads, and generally without arms.
The cavalry have pushed him so closely that
the enemy have been forced to destroy proba-
bly, the greater part of their transportation,
caissons and munitions Of war.
The number Of prisoners captured yester-
day will amount to 1900.
From the 18th of March to the present time
our loss in killed, wounded and captured will
not probably reach 1000, of whom from l 500
to 1000 were captured, and many but slightly
wounded, gl1
shall continue the pursuit as long as there
appears to be any use in it.
/ (Signed) US. GRANT,
Na3 Lieutenant General.
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollisnt in its nature, fragrsntly
scented, and extremely beneficial in Its act upon
the skin. For Sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan31d1yr.
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1--WE understand that one intelligent cop
perhead In this city, has discovered that Sheri-
dan is no military man; that he is, indeed, very
little short of a fool. 1t is hoped ..Old PHILIP
will not hear Of it, for it would make him feel so
bad
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PoRTLAND.


w eonosoAy .......................Ap April D.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight Boston
Barque ANDES, Merriman, Boston.
Brig Ida AoDolt, tBrl Clark, Ponce PR
Brig Harriet. mcAlevy. Sierra Moreua
Brig Firm Brl Wiley, Matanzas
Sch Nellie TarboX, Pendleton, Baltimora
Sch Eliza Ellen, Moves. South Ambov rr
Sch Moonlight, Wallace. Cape Ann.
Sch ocean, Pierce, Boston.
Sch Margaret, Mickey, Boston.
49, Sch Ioduskia Smith, Salem.
Sch sarah y Babson, Tarlton, Portsmouth
Sch Lone Star w bite, Portsmouth.
Sch Watchmsn. fainter, Winterport
Sch Ant Perkins. Camden.
Sch Traveller. Parsons, Friendship.
sch Clara Ann, Sargent, Southport -. ~,
Sch Mary Elizabeth Freeman, Machias ior Ne"
Haven. da IU
Sch Bound Brook, Perry, Thomaston for Boston
Sch W X Duncan, Duncan, Lincolnville Tor DosloI'
Sch Red Rover. West, Belfast for New YORK
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Willetts, New York-Emery
& Fox.
Brig McGivery, Gi key, Cardenas-Phinney
& Jackson.
Brig Samuel Lindsay, Wilson. Cardenas-John
Lord
Brig Drisko. Bucknam. Matanzas-Isaac L
Came.
Brig Sarah Cullen, Cullen, Fortress Monroe-s L
Brown.
Sch Charlie, (Br) Long st Andrews NB-master.
Sch w HALL, Cain, Fortress Monroe-S Bro n
Z SAILED-4th barque Eliza White, towed out.
LAUNCHED-At Machas 18th ult from the yard of
Lowell Nash. brig of 3T5 tons. called the Raven
She is owned by Mr. NASH Sargent Vose, and Others,
of Machias
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FOREIGN PORTS.

I = =. I'm ~ FOAISs
Ar at st Vincent Feb rs. ship Cosmopolite Waite
from Falmouth E.
Sid TIM Panama 18th ult, ship ThOs Lord, Preble,
Boston days. =
Al A, Cientuegos 10th ult, barque volant. for New
few days -
Ar at Neuvitas % ult barque Rosamond, Pickett.
Matamoras; brig Nebraska, from -.
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AND WASHES which choke or d no the pores If he
skin and in aehort time leave it barsh a. dry It
is the niooo, ana if you war smooth and SIT SIX IN
use hBLMboLDs EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA II
removes black spots pmples and all eraptions 1.-THE
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
Brilliant Affair of Sunday Capture of the
Enexay's Works.

Brilliant Affair of Sunday Capture of the
Enesay's Works.
sd NEW York, April 8.
The Tribune's correspondence OF the recent
operations on our left gives the following at
4.30 Sunday morning, the 9th corps left its
lines to attack the enemies left centre. 1t
moved SO as to enable the corps to throw for
ward its left, and flank the works of the enc
my one after sthe other. Soon battery of
4 guns opened on the 1st division; but by a
rapid charge of the 1st brigade it was imme-
diately captured. The batteries of the enemy
now opened from every point, but on went our
gallant heroes. HaA
At 1890 A. M, grand picture of war pre-
sented itself. The line of the corps, with its
LETT in advance, was sweeping on toward two
heavy forts. The rebels piled their guns Wig
orously, and shells burst thickly over our line.
| On pushed the left division, until it struck the
| Southside Railroad; and against the two forts
swept the I'd division.
Our artillery played on the forts, until our
men were close up to them, then dash was
made upon the works, but it was repulsed.
| Again it was tried, and this time it met with
! some success; but SO resolute we're the rebels
inside that some used their bayonets for a
short time. V Aaa
AS their works fell into our hands, a loud
cheer went up, and the enemy were seen has
| tiy rereatiDg to their second line, which
opened sharply. About that time Sheridan
! appeared in the field, and was received with
| loud cheers by the 6 h corps, who look up to
| him with great respect. At this moment, too,
! our entire line was changing its long front to
the right, and slowly before it the broken line
| of the enemy was falling back from the rear
| defences. Against the line to which they fell
back heavy force was now pitted, composed
of parts of the oath, 9th, and 25th corps, and
nearly all fresh troops. iull took place
wben tnls iorce was reaay 10 moVei ana IL
was now PLAIN tnat terrnc actlon was ABOUT
to be fought. Duck stole over the scene, and
the attack was deferred until the next day. :,
i While the above was taking place, the 9th
corps and cavalry, under Sheridan, turned the
right wing OF the rebel army, taking from 1000
to 5000 prisoners. The 10Th corps connecting
with the rlght OF the ON was also Vletorious.~
Esae Ss and s, ,; n Of Pstsrs1,ro-
1- -" -
,c. IErERsbUhG, VA, Aprll ..
me army OF the Potomac mas oeen IN and
dving visit vi The e'T rebels ca%mencSd auacnst
inc last night at ten o,eloct and nv . n,clnck
| this morni1o wers across The river having
h,,rnad sho3 AZ, ,,,;Il;a ,o 10y, ~ =.
Sooo ~ utS io ai, uohais mo,'n u W
br;d@s . .ns 1 ,ha sa,ueu u0Pos snu ano
chased tha ;,nar I;pp ~ 1919 ~
tae;as ;OIa1 H. me e VI zoo AZ uaygn''
ers Tho troons IN nv nv civ haphaaa
mos. admirsbiy NOT more s, in q ba,f da,en
stosos Ia ~ e.nan Lail uoeon
| ly contained tobacco ciuars 6c The Pro-
yost Guard soon arrived and established
order, s9ida 20 10 = IN - : :.
The MAYOR of tho nl.ce mot tho .ro.,,. \.
thew entered and hanSad tn Tho oG,oars r., 80
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BEWARE OF CoUNrERFRITs AND UNpRrNoIrLEp
DEALERS endeavoring to di. pose OF their own and
Other preparations, on tha reputation attained by
HELNBpLD's GENUINE PRKpARAT1oNs. D-'
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4 To PURIFY, ENRIoa THE BLOOD AND BFAur1rv
the complexion, use HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNcEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsA PARILLA. One bot
ne eqaais srens one gallon Of the Syrup or De-
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Nor FEW OF NE WoRer DISORDERS that af.
fct mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood -
dy ofthe utmost value
mar20dsm
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March %. lat as IS. L

March %, lat So 49, Ion 70 %, brig Renshaw, from
Bangor for Beaufort NC. :
March 90. of Hatteras. barque Annie II Palmer
from Portland for Beaufort NC.
April 2. Highlands bearing W by IS miles brig
Protector. Tor Reporter) from for Philadelphia
with loss of topsal and jib. -
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Desirable r. sidence for snIe

o. Two story BRICK DWELLING BousE we'll
B;i; fnisoe ed Throughout, with two stcry addition
-MsA and stable, together with 81 acres of Land nm
der high stateof cultivation. Album dance of frnt
Ihe House is on an elevation, very pleasant AM the
situation ia in ell resp cts very desirable as rssi
dence About two miles from the city. Terms rea.
sensible. Apply to
.n,s "a John @. PROCTOR, o..
@Plo-""u IfmaSt
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A THING OF BEA

THING OF BEAUTY Is Jov FoRR EVER
Those who desire br lancy o compl,xion' musi
purify ard enrich the bio d ,wh ch HELMpoIp,s
oENTRATED sARsAPARILLA inv arIably doaa Rec.
olleect 1t is no patent medicine Ask or Hembold's.
Take no other. Ta q atrF
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Eor,m for Sale,

FNyHE Farm known a. the Cram Farm. about one
il mile from Stsndish Corner contai rinety acres
OF GOOD lind well divided into ing tiilags and
pssturfr q with de wood lot; orchard OF graft
ed fruit .rees, am good set of buildings well flo.
ished will be sold At q great bargain. Also about
10 acres Of wood land the road leading from the
Paine neiehborhood 10 Steep Falls L ne
For further particua enquire of
rHoMAS EAMFS n.
Standish, April 8 1856 apl6I2w
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CANAL NATIONAL BANK

A extra dividend of TEN DOLLARS per share
mon the stock OF the CANA Bank wi be aid on
ers Of record March 9.
stvckholders are requested to return thtir oil
cerheate and receive tnat the ne associaion IN
exchange b. G. SoMERBY,
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DVSASTERS. AZ.

Ship Electric Spark, before reported, was got of
the Gingerbread on the morning tide, by steam tug
Warrior. without irjury.
Brig A Merriman. Bachelor, from New York, ar
rived at Aspnwal 18th ult and drifted ashore same
night on Lighthouse Reef. The vessel will be a
tai loss; cargo will probably be saved. She was an
AZ vessel of $50 tons, built at Pittton in 1856 and
hailed from New York.
Brig James CROSBY, before reported ashore oppo-
site Moriches LII. remains uninjured. Alb ut half OF
the cargo is discharged and the wIeckers getting
ready to hease her of.
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HRLMRoLDs EXTRACT OF SARsApAp1n1.A oleapses
and renovates the blood pures instis he yiror Of
he attn into me system, and purges out the h1mors
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

C0n0 SACKS of prime quality New crop
GOOO 1854 Red Top Nee / will Dc SOFA N iots
boa vessel. address o. B. ROGER
apl6d2w Ne 1873 Market 81, Fhlladelpb1a.
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Reald Th,s.

From SIS to $40 per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize Pac lagos. Agents Wanted. bl
Address, L. DRESSER, Sag
feh0d2ms 'o Portland, Maine. Box 1872.
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Helmboid's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
s,-z-@s-,s- = Is the great Diuretic.
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAp
q f0.i af lL lfi95t RILLA .sEa{ref NT
Is the Great Blood Purifier rgI bs
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharu.cv
and Chemistry and ;he most active That car, ~
made. 8.f - San pe
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TFROM MEKUHANTS EAOHANHE.T
Ar at Havana 25th ult, barque Harvest Moon, I'm
Ardrossan. f---l Te.I
Ar at Cardenas 9th ult, barque Com Dupont, Gift
ford, Cardiff.
Sid oath, briggs Hattie Bishop. Bartlett, Boston !;
2lst, Chas Wesley, Ford, Baltimore
Sid FIN Matanzas Gath. sch Windward, Partridge
Bangor; 18th. barque ii ID Storer. Piince, Boston I;
2Sth, brig Curtis, Atherton, do; 10Th. barque
Anna N Gray, Gray, Boston; brig Rio 6rande, Law
renee, Portland.
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Portland Shovel Manufacturipg Co

FHNHE annual Meeting of the Stcokholde rs in thi.
company VIII 10 Re d at their flee. Nednes-
uay mex, April 18th, 1866 at oc'ock p for the,
onoice OF directors snc the cton Of any bust
ness legally coming before the meeting
Portland, April G, 1854
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.
TIME Southrate nronerty, on Pleasant Il. he lot
IL containing about 1880 square feet. y terms,
&c, application may be made TO
GRO. L. b JACKSON, Adminittrato',
apl6dtf 50 Exchange st.
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5000
s w e e T
HAVANA ORANGES,
Per "Ge.trude.''
ALIENS FRUIT STORE.
April 6-i1w
5000
Provost nIarshal's Onice.
FIRST DISTRICT. MAINE.

~ Provost NIarShafs Office.
FIRST DISTRICT, MAINE.
PORTLAND. April 4. 1856
RY direction of Major X. NJ. Litiltr. v. K CA.
u A. Pro. Marshal General OF the State, the fol-
lowing Opinion is published.
... CHARLES IL. DOUGHTY,
Capt. and Provost Marshal LIST Dist OF Maine.
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ORIGfNAL AyD SELECTED.

RThe name of Gen. James B. Steedman is
proposed for the Governorship of Ohio in case
Gov Brough declines reelection.
r Gottschalk made another last appearance
in New York few evenings since, prior to leav-
ing for Europe.
~ We are glad to know that the PRESIDENTS
health has improved since his visit to Doc'or
Grant. CS&s
ERecent changes in business-old ABE mas
turned telegraph agent, and JEFF. Davis runs an
express.
~ The Exchange Bank of Pittsburg has
given $500 to the Soldiers Home enterprise in
that city.
gy-It is proposed to organize horse insurance
companies in Illinois; horse thieves do SO abound
there. a4A2af .s
H-The amount of funds contributed in Bos-
ton on Monday and Tuesday, for the various
relief associations for the soldiers, was about
gal 900.
- When Gen. Hooker was asked whether
Mcclellan was soldier, the name of what
river in Italy did he give as expressing his an
sweri Was it the Pc All, no (Arno.) Fl
TEx- Marshal Kane of Baltimore has been
police detective at Richmond. The New Bed
ford Mercury suggests that he is probably a
"e.Hs
= g., ny '.'1 ''.n !e"'s e. $50,
ea,onre '. = e-esi 'nv O..
'"e, =! :" 4o- .Ae A1..'. =. me- y
Aa'ee nm n'.N -"' l0
sD sl 80 '', sa' -. - -
ts1F.e
"ai - So WV '' '''''
'o~. -. -,s:ue e, ~.
e,s ~ ~, ~ -. 49,, 49, Is - 49,
.s.'s -, - r ~.
".-Ie'' "A4 :. -, S1' % "-'0" W. D-'
'A .rs.ys e ,.s' sle"
~ : .'.e = ..'a'N = -YesAs:' s,''o~Ss'
ueeu. auu 0'on's' ea'ne's AA'A nov i.'eN 0'''-
'urS Al 'ne iass Aou' ye"is
Is worth an age without nsm,.n
mi p;.,,
..' '.a ''.e.. ~ -, 49,.
,loA. uia ~. ",'s 'Ie ~. ss - 80 :.
" 'A@' .1''S' 60" De'' :, -,
mon "-'-. AA 5
oeh. mei'1ei anu nus 0oi0fvu 'foops
I D oaA "-' pSAsoA w. e,
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1t makes a woman look brazen and bold,
Assists her In Ca ching no hing but cold ;
1t /, bad on theyoung absurd on the old,
And deforms what il oHg ht TO deck.

Union to foam away. Froth is cheap, and no
matter how personally offensive, it is infinitely
preferable to his ordinary treason. Since "Old
York" spewed him out of her mouth, he seems
to have grown remarkably in the grace peculiar
to copperheads. ~
EThe dry dock formerly in use at New Or
leans was converted by the rebels into a ''ram''
war steamer. 1t has just been replaced by
another from Madison, Indiana, which ar
rived at New Orleans, in tow, on the 18th inst,
with an enormous cargo of eleven hundred tons
NJ hav
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IrRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

LAUNCHED-At Machas 18th ult from the yard of
Lowell Nash. brig of 3T5 tons. called the Raven
She is owned by Mr. NASH Sargent vose. and Others.
of Maehias -rI~
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OBPIoR,
March "a foae
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
The defence then opened.

An HISTORICAL DocUHENT.-A respectable
German resident of this city. short time
einoe, managed to obtain possession of the
original ordinance Of the State of Virginia.
signed by some eighty of the most prominent
rebels Of the State. The ordinance is writ
ten in plain. neat hand. on parchment
paper, and was intended to have been pre-
served among the archives OF that State.
Soon after its passage. however. by the con-
vention assembled for that purpose. it was
iDtrusted TO German printer, then resi-
dent of Richmond, to be Autographed. From
some cause or other--thc main one being
than ths printer had not the material with
which to do the work-the document re-
NAMED In his hands until Lieutenant Gen.
eral Grant oapsured the stronghold.
The printer, who claims TO have been
Union man, came North, and gave the i'm
portant paper 70 q German friend in this
CITY, who at one time was reslden, of
Richmond, but had left shortly after the
breaking out Of the war The latter only
received the document a few DAYS since. and
took great pleasure in showing 1t around.
The authorities hearing Of the existence If
such an important paper. and being satisfied
AZ to its genuineness. seized it and Forwarded
1t u Washington. The owner of the paper,
it is proper TO say, when told that it was
for the use of the Government, parted with
1t freely--PhiLadeiphid Gazette.