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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly fur ished upon receipt of subscriptions.
Ths Notes Of this Third Series arspreoissly similar
In form and privileges to the ssven-Thirti already
sold, except that the Government reserves to itself
tn option o. paying interest in gold ooin ate per
cent, ms cad Of 2-l0thsin currency Subscribers
viii deduct the interest in currency up to July 18TH
ct the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third series ofths
seyen-thirties viii commence tb LIST Of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date. A .s ~
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
rHIaD SERIES affect only the matter of interest
The paj ment tn gold, II made viii be equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher rate. 8.
The return to specie payments, in the event Of
which ony will De the option to paw interest in gold
be availed OF, would reduce and equalize prices
that purchases made with tx per cent in gold would
the fully equal TO those made with seven and three.
nths per cent. in currency BE a.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
REMOVAL
haa frf laeh
DR. w. m. DEMHNG,
Medical Electrician
Has removed his ofhos from Clapp's Block to
Is4 MIDDLE Strict.
Nearly opposite the Uaitsd States HO.d. Thws

MOULD respectfully announce 70 The citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that be has permanenfs
ly located in this city. During the two years we
have been in this city, we have cp.ed some o.
the worst forms OF disease In persons Wsc laYe tried
other forms Of treatment in vain, and Curing "a.
tients in short time that the question is otter
asked, do they stay euredl To answer tins question
we will say that all that do not stay cured, az viii
doctor the second time for nothing
DR.. ID. has been practical Electrician fer Honbs
ono years, and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseasesi
In the form of nervous or sick headache; neurals
In the head, neck er extrenities consumptlcn WI,
In the acute stages OF where the lungs are not fniy
involved acute or chronic rheElnatsm so-o4ula, N
diseases white swellings, spinal diseases oorva1
Of the eoine contracted muscles, distorted imbfI
palsy OF pnralygis, St. VieS Dance, deafness star
mering or hesitanCy Of speech dyspepsia indige..
tion, Constipation and liver complaint, pileew cure
every case thet can be Ereserted asthma brone.i.
fruIRfufa.l
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
CoNcERr By THE QArHo1Ic CHl

CONCERT BY THE CATHOLIC CHILDREN
1t will be noticed by the advertisement that
the children of the Catholic schools are to
give concert at City Hall next Thursday
evening for the benefit Of .St. Dominick's
school. They will be assisted by Professor
Werner and his family, from Boston, and a
rich musical repast may be expected. We
have no doubt there will be an overlooking
house on this occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
Milk.

LEWISTON, June "a, 1885. a
70 the Editor Of the Press; eoS aa 3sisa'
In answer to your inquiry, send to Lewis
ton for milk that is milk pat six cents per
quart. Yours, JOSH.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

2 The American Illustrated newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store Of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change Street. ~ 1S \, $1,000 IS
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

FESTIVAL AND FAIR.--The arrangements
for the Grand Festival and Fair to be given by
the Ladies and Misses Of st. Stephens Church
tomorrow evening, are all complete, aud a
brilliant time is anticipated
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

MOONLIGHT ExcURsIoN.-Th steamer Ga.
zslle will make grand moonlight excursion
to the Ottawa House on Friday evening next.
See advertisement. 81. NJ r...-.-. n. n sa al
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
TEETHl TEETH TEETHl

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Ieeh BY Elecfi q
ttN t0ith0ut Poin. Persons having decaytd ttt IN
or stuInps they wish to have removed tor resetinR
he would give polite Invitation % call.
Superior kIectro bGgnetic Machtnes tor sale tot
family use with thorough instruct O. Z. ~.
DR.. d. ran accommodate q sF patients win
board and treatment At his hoHse ..-
Oftoe hours from n,eIeef a. -. r r.
from to p. ~, aud to IN the Evening
scnsustaion fPae novlu
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

WEsTBRooK SEMINARY.--Commen
exercises at Westbrook Seminary will be
Thursday 9th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ -
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
From Ne,c Orleans

-. CAIRO, June "a. 4
An arrival from New Orleans with dates to
the 18th inst, says the steamer Cardinal was
recently sunk just below Little Rock. ,oH afA
The cotton and tobacco crops along the Mis-
sissippi are in good condition.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
From WGshington APp0tntsnents Cofored
sf+ iA tts Suffrage In Charleston. ffiAs aaa

FROM HUSAau9t0n - dppOt7lt3Saen C0LOFed
Hf+ % ts Suffrage In Charleston.
sAs WASHINGTON, June "a.
The Postmaster General has made the fol-
lowing appointments of Postmasters for Texas.
San Antonio, Sidney P. Candy; Houston.
JOS. G.. Turf; Austin, VIM Henormauglie I;
Brownville, Franklin Cummings. $50
The following appointments of rostmasters
have been made for North Carolina: Will
mington, VIM. A. Poishon; Greensboro. iona.
D. White; Goldsboro', John Robinson Z Eliza
beth City, Mrs. Martha Jane Milroy; Hills
boro', Charles j. Frazier; Salem, A. II. S.
aSevely; Wilson, w. G.. Sharpe; YanceyviIIe,
Alex McAlhioe; Newbern, G.. w. Mason.
G. Breckenridge is appointed Postmaster at
Baton Rouge, La. s#
s. Judge Cowley had an interview with the
President yesterday, aud laid before him the
Complaints of the friends of colored suffrage
In Charleston, against Generals Hatch aud
Gwynn, who refused them permission to hold
political meetings in Charleston. The inter-
view was vesy satisfactory, the President hav-
ing assured the Judge that their grievances
should be redressed at once, and that the full
est liberty for political discussion should be
secured to all.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

FoREIaN EXPORTS. The foreign shipments
from this port last week comprised 100 bbls
-four valued at $3.50. 1t was the only article
exported TO foreign port ila4 sds n aaisa g
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

pa ad ssa asaie 81. Louis, June "a, .
An accident occurred Thursday at Carlisle
Station, in which an engineer, fireman and
Two soldiers were killed, and eight or ten sol
diers injured
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
Strawberry Exhibition,
R Il @ "A II a
July Fourth, A. D. 1866.

TIME City Government OF Portland have arranged
IL for Begata of Row Boats, to take place in the
'front.' arbor, July 4h, 1865. and offer tine following
prizes;- ~ ~ q -
FIRST RACE-Open to all, in Wineries and
Fancy Boats of any dsscrip ion, to be pulled by
man. wi b one rair of sculls; distance two miles
First Prize $50, 90 Second rize $25, 90.
SECOND RACE-Open to the organized Boat
C'uDs ofthe City; di,ta ace two miles First Prize
$125 90 Second Prize $S5 90.
THIRD RACE-Open to the Boats from the
Forts; dis two miles. One Prize $4,000. .
FOURTH RACE-Open to al K y req Boats;
dista % tn ee mites. First Prize $3.50 90; SEQ
ON Prize 500. ~ ~ ~.
THOMAS s. JACK,l Commute
JOSEPH s. YORK. on
aa~ JOHN NJ BROWN Regatta.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

a.aE WAsHrNaroN. June "a

q y WASHINGTON, June "a.
! The South Carolina delegation had an inter-
view with the President this afternoon by ap-
pointment. The President said that it was
his intention to talk plainly, SO that there
might be no misunderstanding therefore it
were better they should look each other 10 the
face. If this Union was to be preserved, it
mast be on the principle OF fraternity, by the
northern ana southern States maintaining GER
tain relations to the government. A State
cannot go out OF the Union, and therefore
none OF them having gone out, we must deal
with the question OF restoration and not recon
struction. He suspected that he was better
State rights man than some of those now
present. s7a
= Pres. johnson asked the delegates to men
ZION whom they would prefer as Provisional
Governor. They replied that they had a list
Of five men, viz: Aiken, McClahary, Boyce,
Col. Manning, late Governor, and B. r. Perry.
All of them were spoken of as good men, but
who had been more or less involved in she re-
bellion. @es ao1a seAe
The President said he knew BENZ. Perry
well, having served with him In Congress.
There was no spirit Of vengeance or vindic-
tiveness On the part of the government, whose
only desire was to restore relations which for
merly existed. He was not now prepared to
give them an answer as to whom he should
appoint, but at the Cabinet meeting next Tues
day he would report the substance of this in
terview with the hope to restoration which the
gentlemen present earnestly desired.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
Health Of JEFF. Daeis-Q uarisstssse at Hansp-
tom k00ds.
FORTRESS MONROE. June "a.

FORTRESS MONROE. June "a.
JEFF. Davis health is much better than when
helanded here from the steamer Clyde. He
was seen this morning smoking and apparent
ly 10 calm state Of mind. He is not in irons
and his quarters are very comfortable. =
4 Gen. Nelson A. Mics, commanding this
post, has Established Quarantine regulations at
the entrance OF Hampton Roads.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
BY TELEGRAPH,
no THE DAILY PRESS.
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City of Boston at New
York. aH

New YORK, June "a.
The steamship City OF Boston, from Liver
pool the 18th and Queenstown the 18th inst,
arrived here at 9 O'Clock this evening
The United States frlgate Niagara arrived
at Southampton on the II III, exchanging
salutes with British frigate. She would
probably dock and redt. The Sacramento
arrived on the following day. m W.
The English armor- plated feet, by invita-
ton of Napoleon, is to make tour around
the French coast. The French armor-plated
fleet is to do the same around England. The
combined feet will be az Plymouth by the
middle Of July.
Lord Brougham, in speech at banquet
to the Prince Of Wales, at Flshmongers Hall,
earnestly calling on the American Govern
ment to use their victory in mercy as vol as
justice, and not stain the scaffold with the
blood ofprisoners whom they recently treated
as warriors. Nt y Aaa
Ia the House of Lords, Earl Derby called
attention to Earl Russell's letter Withdrawing
bslligerent rights from the Confederates before
the Federal Government ceased to exercise
those rights, and to President Johnson's pro-
clamation denouncing the penalties OF piracy
against vessels visiting interdicted ports. He
protested against such a proclamation, and
asserted that the vessels could only be treated
as smugglers. He hoped the prisoners in the
Federals hands would be treated as vanquish
ed. and not as enemies. AtkssQ 4au ~
Earl Russell explained his withdrawal Of
belligerent rights, and said that Sir f. Bruce
had sought an explanation OF President John
sons extraordinary threat of treating vessels
aspirates; but could get none His opinion
Was that the threat was merely one of inter
r0rem
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Layard said
that several representations had been made to
the Federal Government to obtain compensa-
ton for the Shooting Of Mr. Grey by Lieut..
Donavan, Us. N, off Cape of Good Hope;
but they positively declined to make any COM
pensation whatever. y. I.
The Morning Post says that the negotia-
tions between England and Canada is about
to be satisfactorily concluded Canada is lex
pected to undertake the whole western de-
fence, the canals viii be deepened, and an
efficient militia will furnish the entire arma.
ment, and government guarantee loan to
construct an intercoonal railroad.
The Monteur OF the 18th published circu-
lar OF the Minister of Marines, dated June 5th,,
closing French ports to Confederate ressels.
Mrs. Lincoln sent reply to the Empress
Eugenia's letter Of coincidence. 1as ia
1t is stated that the Emperor of Austria has
agreed to reinstate Macmillan in all his
rights in Austria in he event of his returning
from Mexico. ~, ,res.sgs.
Spain has ceased to extend belligerent rights
to the Coniederates by a decree dated June
the 4th. sa 8s.g a
A conspiracy against the government at
v Valencia, had been thwarted.
An agent Of Juarez has arrived at Turin to
attempt to procure Garibaldian officers and
men for JHarez. eaia aA IA
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
q A DIE

who Lave cold hands and feet; weak stomachu
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headachoj
Dizziness and swimming In the head, with irdieee.
tion and constipation OF the bowels; pain In the Fue
and back; lescorrh@a, Tor whisesl falling OF tie
womb with internal cancers; tuEnors, polypRs, and
ali that long train of diseases win find N Eleolriel
ity sure means of For painful menstrus en-,
too profnse menstrugiiOn, and all Of those ona Inc
Of troubles with young ladiea Electricity Is ser ain
specific and viii, In short time, restore the suatrel
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
q. 8. 5-90 Six Per Ce8t.
G0lD-BEARiNG BospS

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
rom State. County, and Mnisipal tar ltion chich
adds from one to three per cent. per anmam to their
vate according to the "a levied upon other prop
erty The interest is payable semi annually by cou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cat of
and sold to any bank or banker. siss
Thsinterest at 7.so per cent. amountsto
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

: .aoE NEW YORK, June 25.
The Times special Washington dispatch
says Mrs. Surratt has not been In better health
since her arrest than now.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

FOURTH OF JULY.-The citizens Of Gran
berry Isle, Hancock County. will celebrate the
approaching anniversary Of our National In
dependence. Rev. Il. N. Eaton OF Readfeld
will deliver the address.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26
FINANCIAL.
z-ao LOAN.

these notes are issued under the date OF July Is,
lS0 an are payable three years frem that date in
currency, or are convertible at tie option of the
holder into eiA
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

The Rheumatic, the gonty, the lame aid the lAAy
leap with Joy, and with the Hgiity azd eEstfs
ity Of YOUTH the heated brain Is cooicd the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformities ia
moved; Eaintness converted to yigor, weakness Q
strength; the blind made to see, the acafto hear
youth arc obliterated; the 0ccldcnse Of nn1tnrg lie
prevented; the calamities OF Old sge cbViSsso aEe
an natiVe egraRlNfs0n maintained.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-26

Peaks and cushing's Islands,
TITS DAY. jane 10, running as follows. until
IN ther notices.
fBe's fsa,n. at 8 md 1880 N. and and ~ p n.
RATUENINGALeA ve~ CsshiRg's Island for Pori-
land, ut 9,46 N, and 2,46PM. - lti 'e'rt
Leave Cushing'e isisnd, touching at Pc aka, At
IL Is n, and 8, I6 p NJ.
Tscksts DosOn and Back Is cts Children is cts.
June lb-tf
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-25

The rsbsls have discovered thsa Fort Fisher
~ q no value 70 them since they have lost il,
while ''our boys have found n Il the key that
hasualoeksd I'll the outer deleuses Of Whining.
10. 30, i gaining ahessty diesseioe, W secure
~ Port Fisher 70 all the ailments Of the human
tfste the combined sctson Of the Navy and Army
IN stleacing The gans ofths enemy end In expsll-
Ing him:
where The sppstite fails they renew Il,
And 'tio not 1or the moment they do L.;
Dat anticipating The question,
Oar tonic restores the digestion.
Relieved thus. and strengthened the stomach
No loagor ID felt - hummock.
Or a enomy restless and stsalthy,
hut acttve, elastic end healthy,
Aud this tooe Of the stomach you'll dad.
1ro0 it, in1nencs genial and kind,
Imparts the eaDe vigofous tone 70 he ftame
Aud lightsns and bsightsns the Mad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-25
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