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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at otago, NJ May 81, barque Brothers, Weeks,
Boston. 1s -
ten, Whampoa.
At Sngapore June !; shin Martha Rideout, Jeller-
AT Calcutta june 8, ships Akbar. Crocker far Bos-
ton; Mopgolia, Weston, for Maulmain; Cathedral,
Sid FIN Sanger June Z, ship Belle Of the Sea. Ham
mond. for Bombay. lsr~N' - .
At Gale June 18, ships st AL. ans Moses. Fliza-
beth Cushing, Brown, and Aloxandrine, Cooner.
unc; st Adams, Moses, do.
AR at Callao July a., s A Dlaisdell, Sawyer, Chin
ehas land sailed 9th for Gibraltarj; 9TH ships Col
den Rule. Hail. do. land sailed for Antwerp; Mary
Bangs bangs, Montevidoe, land sailed 18th for Chin
chas) Ellen Sears, Bartlett co via Valparaiso, land
sailed for Chinchas.)
:, At Cienfaegos 21st ult brig Fannie lincoln, Col
load for Boston. - ~ - - - :
bridge. =
At Matanzas Goth inst, balques Reunion, Tracey,
and Carlton, Trecartin, from Cardiff
Cid at Nassau, MP, 18th inst, baroue q q Rooers
Ballard, Exuma, to load for Providence.
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fPer steamer China, at Boston

Ar at Liverpool 18th ult, Resolute, Towert from
New York. ~. = ~ y =
Adv 21st Rising Sun, Orr, for Boston July 18th;
Endymion, Williams, tol New York; Thos Harvard
Strickland, for Philadelphia; Helen Sands Otis, for
do; New Brunswick, PatteE, for Mobile; Hannibal
Hawkins, for Galveston.
Ar at Newport 10Th. Sarah Staples, Staples,
Calcutta. - , - :
Rosario.
st Michaes.
Sid FIN Havre 18th inst, VIM rockingham, Qualey
New York. s' ~'
Sid FIN Antwerp 18th ult, Cairo Campbell, for New
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$4,000 REWARD!

TINE National Village Bank, at Bowdoinham, was
i entered on Friday Morning, 22d inst, and about
Eight Thousand Dollars in Bills, and Sixty
Thousand Dollars in Bonds taken therefrom. Il ~
Three Thousand Dollars Reward will be paid for
the recovery of the money and Bonds, or proper
Tomato sum for less amount, or two thousand dol
lars for the apprehension of the thieves.
N. BURLINGTON, Prest.
Bowdoinham. June 22d, 1866. ie13dtf
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The Company has Assets, Over Twelve
Million Dollars. Wis., s Ss4
United States and State of New-York Stocks, CITY,
Bank and other Stocks, &4.e2S 1856
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 1880 $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, Real
Estate, Bond and Mortgages and other Sc
curIties, 3.650,025
United States Gold Coin, 3d. 46O
Cash in Bank 31O.55O
orc 100 o7n
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FIRE COMPANIES.

MAINE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE o.--Tbe
~ new fstockl Class in this Company met with
some losses at the late fire in Portland but they win
be promptly paid nom their surplus profits. No as
sessment upon the members il necessary. Risks Of
insurance will be taken upon reasonable terms and
the papers will be forwarded to the insured as fast as
the great pressure Of business at the Office will per-
init. ~ JOHN A. WATERMAN Sec
Please call on e. WEBSTER & son. Agents. No
South street. fI2 :.
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VNanied-two active intelligent Young mon. ono
w to drive team. the other to do anything that
may he required OF him in furniture store. Apply
in person TO GEO. Il. BURROUGHS 81 CO.,
July 81. DIT ....- Lancaster Hall
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NASHUA, n. H., March 9th, 1866.

NASHUA, \. H., March 9th, 1866.
Nelr Eng. Felt R6oTag Co.:
The covering my brick sores put on in 1865,
amounting TO 41J square feet has proved entirely
part, and promises 10 be very durable.
TIIJItTEEiJ YEARS experience with your Roof
ing has confirmed and increased my good opinion of
lis excellence, and most cheerfilly continue my
commendaiiun Of il, using it whenever have occa-
sion 10 cover fiat roof, Fl stsf
Yours tru1ys i. w. MOVES.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-,Ar 26t., ship Panama, Soule,
cHARLEsToN-Ar 9th, schs Coast Pilot, Good
ale, New York Ovoca, Mitchell, Baltimore.
WILBIINGTON-Cld 18th, sch Ned Sumter Lord
GE0RGETowN, Dc-sld Goth, brig Matilda. Dix.
Boston.
BAL1IMoRE-Ar2 sth, barque Marathon, Drisko,
Cid 28th, barpue Elverton, Benson, Cuba.
Cid 30th, sch Warren Blake Meservey, Boston,
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Both barques Rambler,
Packard. trinidad; Philena, Davis, Matanzas; sch
Cid Goth, barque Sharpsburg, Randall, Marseilles.
NEW YORK-:Ar Both, brig Golden Lead, Lang
Ar Sist, brig Naad. Richardson, Uienfaegos: sch
Idaho, Waite, Virginia.
Cd 31st, ship HaIpswel Owen, Havre; barque
Lucy A Nickels, Ford, Turks Island; brig Inga-
PRovIbENCE-Ar s1st, sch Ocean Traveller, Adj
ans, Philadelphia.
Sid Goth, sci Palos, Cousins, Elizabethpo,t.
EAST GREENWICH-Ar 31st. sch r HAM
mond, Cram Calais. at{E4 n
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 31st, sch Knight, Romer,
Ehzabethport.
HOLMES H0LE-Ar 30th, barque Dirigo, Blair,
New Orleans for Boston, land sailed); sch Maraca-
bo Henley, st John, NIB, for do land sailed.)
BOSTON--Ar 31st, sehs Rio, Cummings, from
Elizabethport; Oliver, Loud, Bangor; Thomas, Rob-
Cid 1st, brig Eliza Ann, Ayres, Lingan, CB; chs
Althea. God rey, Washington; Jeddie, Tanning for
Lubec; Florence, Crockett, Bangor; s q Small,
SALEM-Ar 18th, sch Col Simm ms, Matthews,
NEWBURYPoRT-Ar sist, sch Hattie Ross, Po-
land Philadelphia. t4 -
PORTS MoGTH-Ar 27th, sch Gen Peavey, Arm
strong. New York.
Ar 10Th, brig George Prescott, Mills, baltimore
Sid 2 tn sch Lindsey, Pickett, Millbridge.
MACHIAs-Ar 9th, sch Adelaide sanborn, from
Portland. 4 5sl--
BANGoR-Ar s1st, brig Kelley, sturdevant,
Portland. -
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MEERIMAC MANUFACTURING Co.,

N1EEEIMAU MANUFACTUHING CU.,
LOWELL, March 10, 1866.
Nep Eng. Eel: Roofag Co.:
This Company began using 'sWarrens' l,oofing," in
1885, and having used it nearly all their building:
constructed since then; at present they have nearly
Oae Hundred Thousand square feet Of it. They have
found It to be all that claimed to be, and have
hest alton in saying they consider it the best Govern
ing for flat roofs in the market.
Yours truly, JOHN G. PALFREy, Supt.
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III York City.
Cash Capital $500 900 -
Surplus. 275.OO0

nm Total Cash Asset, $4,000
inc Loss by by this Company in the Portland fire is
All claimants for loss by the recent Are who have
not aiready received Their money, arc invited to
hand In their proofs without delay. Those wishing
insurance in Company, First Glass in every ree
spect, at fair rates invited to call at NV o}ce
No. so Comm ercia1 street, Thomas Block ~ o"iSe
jy23 WARREN SPARROW Aoent
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
Rooms to Let,

Residents OF or visitors in Portland, can obtain
rooms at reasonable prices at the OTTAWA HOUSE,
OH Cushings Island.
GEORGE ALLEN, Proprietor.
Portland, July7. 1scG. jyotf
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81 PonrIANp, Me-. March 70, 1scf

Ncsr Eng. Eel: Roofag Co.:
Yours OF the 9th, IN relation TO "Warrens' Improv-
ed Fire and Water Proof Isoong' is received.
When properly applied, consderit better than any
other gravel roofing.
Yours truly, fs L. j. u. CUMMINGS.
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Notice,

OVOILCGs - -
"A. All persons holding Pol:ciss against the Insur-
Ie companies represent, will confer o favor by
Jessng Their loss and calling at our Office All
osso COMPANIES are able and willing to pay their
should lie happy to take tho r;.rs ~ ,hos. Cam
panes who have been burnt nm. ~ VI '''''' Oo"''
OFFICE, l66 Fore street. -a
jyet: JW MuNcrpA COM
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International Ia.sura,lce CouaDa,av.

rNIIE Policy holders in the International Insurance
Il Company, OF New York ARE hereby notified Tint
the President OF The Company Charles Jayor would
he pleased 10 have all PERSONS having claims against
said Company. present. them at once. The President
will he at tie Office Of j. W. Munger. 1tG Fore street,
where the losses will be adjusted and mid.
jyl0 .eE+a sttfl., n. W. MUNGER
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4 vURRANTS Wanted. 100 bushels of RIM
Y CuIrants wanted, tor which the highest marks
price will be paid by
TO- :. GREENoUGH & MORSE.
'y<o-o@w2w No. 20, Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-02

ROARDGNG.-A largo front room to let fur-
nished or uniurilishel, with board, ut N Frco~
Street Respectable transient boarlcrs accommodate
GU. july 81 d1w&
BOARD. few gentlemen can find good board
y and rooms at No. 20 Pleasant st, cor. Park.
ALSO PICARD without rooms and one uniurrishcd
room with board. iyS1diwx
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BOARD.

A GENTLEMAN and Wife, or two single gentIe-
"A men, can be accommodated with board and a
pleasant front room by applying at No. &c Clark
Otreet ane1 div
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Office mt Mari BrOihers' store,
ySoed Isl Middle ST., Portland.

"ANTED.-A faithful, experienced woman to
w take charge OF work in a large boarding house,
Address Boarding House, care Of ''Daily Press.
July3l-d4w
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BLANK BOOKS, PAPER ....,-,'s,- s..
Is IH'G 5" ms LAND STATIC y ERY.1 a:

DLANIl BOOKS, PAPER .....,.s.t,2 s-.,2
y #.. t.iA AND STATIC merry; -
wish it di tinct7y understood and retnem beT-
cd, that, in addition IT, my Auction and Com m
mission Business, (smp'y an Auxiliary append-
agn,) have made ana shall continue to make
additions 10 my stock OF .,l, -, ~ a...
Ill WRITINU 2 AP ERr, - d.. r..,...
tL:H y BBANi BOOKS .......
ao2# 8 $40 ,.0'I5 'I5a"1..t- i'ENVELOP ES, -.
AND MISCELLANEOUS STATIC \ Eh !,
And design making these the leading articles
and lruuilien. feature Of my future operations
in business, Wholesale and retail chenP. for
cash onl s. -: JOHN H .PARROTI,.
" t... ..r,..J Alexandria, Va.
II. Bin addition. to the above. I wish it it
known and remgm6ered e ne, b tat nrge3t G{
the south, and am adding to it every few days.
All orders, inclosing .qAsh. will pc promptly
attended to- and sent byrmail or otherwise tree
of charge, .u.g.d -ou g.. ,y'3:J, u..
Lib raj discounts made to schools and music "a
teachers . [sep l-tf] ): ~: Z. :
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.
JIG BOOK AND STATIONERYSl FORE,

IL BOOK AND D-SFA'lIONERl'S Y , lOfE,
.lol, KING STREET. EX'tAd NlslDtRPfA, Az DtRPf VA.
desire to call the especial attention of Mer-
cha is, Teachers, and the public generally TO
the large and well selected stock 0! .- g.... a..ls
.SCHUOI g. DKS, BLANK BOOKS, AID
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
which offer for sale at the lowest cash prices,
including full assortIaeht.5 or ,I Gap, Note ana
Letter Paper Printing Cards Bibles, Episcopal
and Catholic Prayer Books Gold Pens. Guillots
& perry's celebrated Steel Pens, Thaddeus Da-
vid's aid Arnold's best Writing Fluid and Ink,
Paints, Water Colors;; Dominocs, Pencils, States,
Copy Books, Mamorandum and Pass Books,
Penholders, Envelopes all sizes and qualities
Inkstands, Chess and BAckyamnlon Boards and
men, Pocket Books, I, Pnolograph Albums, Mag
;zines RevjeW SeWsplpWeES fea9d'cRs na!it R,
Ters, all other articles USUALLY kept in first class
Book and Stationery Store: I, L.a......, .,. ,
All orders from. the country promptly attend
cd to- '~ - GEORGE Il. FkENCH.
Cnu1--D,v A.;
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Few York.

ALBANY, September l2.--Fhc Democratic
State Convention organized to-day
Tie platform adopted re, firms rhe price, piles
Of the philadelphia convention, Of the l4tl IT
AUGUST; regards the Southern States as ;ully
rstorcd to the Union and tie people emitted
to all the rights and privileges Of citizenship;
afirms that the central zation OF powe il this
State. no less than ~ the Union, is f. al TO the
harmony OF our political system and dan.crou-
to the Ii, cry Of the citizens, and that the re
cent legislation at Albany ar.i Wa,hing:o on is
unprecedented fer cXfravag4nce in cHpendl
me, &c. Hon Jno. H. Hoffman, Of New
York, WIS nominated bv &c amAtion'!or Gov
arnor Hon. Robt Il ptuyo,. Of Albany, was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor.
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ecrppERyoSG WINE The Scuppernong

gcrppERy0SG WINE The Scuppernong
name !, familiar to ali Of us and is brought to
6nr market in abundant supplies at this season,
which is the period when our markets are
nrofpseIy supplied vi5h this delicious grape
it grows in wild luxuriance OF the Pamhco
ami AIbemarlc Sounds, where ii Is 10 be founa
in it, richest state 81 pertectnn. The tr>t
vine which was discovered by Earoptans, Is
roy7 said t. be growing Oh Roanoke Island,
yi.ilug, as we read, Its yearly crop as when
first discovered. \ part trom popularity and
.np,riorty as = ia a!e ipxury, (which sa tamil
i2r fact 10 all Of US tS important Tor Its
rapacity OF yielding cX&si! nj VIM. The best
.cuppern0ng vintage i, 4 superior. l2h9c Wl@G,
r,ost pleasant and paa!ab'e; and c:e;tt favor
ire II it was Il foreign lmportat! II, bottled
end lablc4 wlih silt-paper. the cork covered
,riP tin-t,i!, aud in his ATTRACTIVE form the
bottle placed upon the table from a vine Cooler,
;,irh the bold assertion il Was a late lmpOrta-
;ion from the banks OF the Rhine, its qualities
T.uld no doubt be cnhauched In the eStlm0tlon
Of :uany whose Judgment Is perhaps based
more rpou outward appearance and high price,
nan upon the intrinsic merits Oh, the article
anon whose qualities they are called upon to
decide. 1t IS said ty writer, who has had
come experience in The manufacture OF the
S5cupperuong, that 1t Is capable OF yielding a
sparkling wine, retaining the flavor or the still
vine. with all the covered etfrrvescence of the
eenuine champagnet tllas Hoses nothing 10
character by a comparison with the real article
Of champagne-and Is far superior to the
spurious Compounds, for which comparatively
an0rn,n,ls nrices are paid and which, besides,
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ICE DEALERS.
7 E! C Ell! | G + !!

JOEl lCE!! ICE!!!
We have now on hand !, large ,tpr$j y: very
SUPERIOR bOSTON iNE;.-.. .
and our nrrAngrrlents 81" :'l':i: that "n Gun
pIUmiae aii our customers q pTo'uit ana regular
supply o. the same during Cha entire sea-on, at
lowest market rates. a-..
Propreters OF hotels, restaurants and steam
boats will find it to their advantange to sec US
before making arrangements elsewhere.
/ Orders from the country will be promptly
I filed The ice securely packed and forwarded
ibe ID desired. d. N. ELDRIDGE s CO.,
I ap G-tf Office, No 4, south wharyes.
/ o.H' !. 1oEu. oS' !
sponsble gentlemen at Gardner, Maine, for
furnishing me regularly with excellent
NORTHERN ICE,
l am now prepared to supply the citizens Of Al
exandria daily With such quantities as they may
desire Hotels and Restaurants supplied upon
as favorable terms as can be obtained IN the
city Orders left at the Drug Store of W. l..
Milburn Bro corner of King and Washing
ton streets, will be promptly filled r, :, W.,
ap 4~tf E. {. ATNELh.
T oE7 1c.rIII { ~
a. the old stand, 26, Royal street ~ ,1p
4 NO. PERUVIAN GUANO. ...
n Bartholow's Prepared PERUVIAN Guano,
Bone Dust,
Goes Super Phosphate,
Eureka Phosphate,
Mexican GuanO,
Ground Plaster &C., SC.
J. P BARTHOLOW s. cos,
4 Agricultural Implement. Seed and Fertilizer
Warehouses,
55S, 7th street, Washington, d. Z.
aug l9-lm] 25, King street. AleXandTa
d ECEIVED THIS DAY
IL Selected Sugar Cured Hams, .a. -..".
New Extra and Family Flour
Clear Sides and Shoulders. g.
au S-tf l69 King street.
VEAST Observation-Disclosures FA-
NOUS CON CENTRATEDl lEAST-the
Very best and healthest COMPOUND TOR baking
in use-for sale by ). Z. MlLBUk kN
-ang S-tf Opposite the Market
DlBBONS- .,j.-..
II Just received fine line Of FRENCH
and ENGLISH RIBBONS. 3s. .la..-..-5,..-
.'''-> CHARLES W, GREEN,
Ali 4-tl No, 10, North Fairfax street,
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

,,.re Of eight lines, dollar for the first insertion
,,,,.ny-hye cents rUr c"eh subsequent Liberal
."r , ,,Iggc with yearly advertisers. sasE
.'; Offices aui Obituaries exceeding five lines, VIII
nSuruncations, Of personal character, will be charS
s ccanuc;ttions must he accompanied by the names 0
,br. and rejected ions ctnaUt be returned
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7NHICkAHU VI IN BIIIEkS,
- - FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.

.-n .,T u a,-
Chickahominy Bitters perform moro cures,
and in shorter time than any other remedy
ever discovered for Chills and Fever.
Those who have become invalids from ire
ouent attacks Of Chills and Fever, have been
perfectly restored to health in few days, by
the wonderful operation Of Chickahominy Bit
ters.
Thousands who have used Them need no fur
ther evidence oftheir value and happy restora-
tive powers. The effects of mia.matie climate
upon the human syst m is to produce loss of ap,
petite debility, and general prostitution Of all
The vital energies By the use of Chickah ominy
5itters perfect health is restored in a few weeks
Chickuhominy Bitters are the best known
remedy for Dyspepsia, General Debility, Loss
Of Appetite, and the best tonic used. We re-
commend il to all. = - :; - =
Manufactured exclusively, in Richmond, Va,
by A. H. NEWTON, and for sale by all the
p''JA JANNEY & CO., Wholesale Agents,
l45, King street, Alexandria, Va
rates. 80. ~ l. -. jy 23-tf
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: : -------- 7 I'D, :
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
in fact his entire stock at very reduced prices.
The public are very respectfully invited TO give
him Il call before purchasing, rs great bargains
will be offered. HENRY COOK,
M 1T 80, King street.
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NHERCHANTS OF ALEXANDRIA.

OF ALEXANDRIA.
Merchants of Alexandria, who wish to secure
the custom of Merchants and others living in
the populous and wealthy counties in the Valley
Of Virginia rs we'll as the counties farther west
as Greenbrier Monroe, Highland. Alleghsny,
Pocahontas, &C., should advertise in the
STAUNTON SPECTATOR, b..
one of the oldest and most widely circulated pa
pes in the State. .
It's locality andthe substantial character ofits
patrons-which equal in number the patrons Of
10th the other papers published in Staunton
combined make It q most excellent medium
for advertisers. Address,
-, - r. MAUZY s. Co,
aug 28-2w e-stsa Staunton. ' n.
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BOOTS G. SHOES.
BOOTS & g. SHOES.
KING STREET,

- CROSS. OLD ST ND. ..: 81.
The undersigned has leased the new and
fitted store, No, "a, hlng street,
Gross old stand where he has opened, and
will keep constantly OH hand, an elegant as
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GCuOOL BOOKS!! ~.,r noor,
ASHINGTON CITY HEADQU ARTERS
L-s. :..:: .5 FOR SCHOOL "..i os a'i.%
4@jAND COLLEGIATE TEXT BOOKS,
SHEPHERDS, CORNER 7th AND D. STS..
Our stock embraces every vare ety of BOOkS
in use in the Public and Private Schools and
SeminariGs in this vicinity, which we propose
to sell at LOW TIGURps, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
zlzssc Teacher. supplied on liberal terms.
Washington, d: O., aug 30-2w. 49, ~
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ta L = q ?
THE woULD-RE AssAssIN.-The step-fath-
er of Blind, who attacked Count Bismarck re-
eentiy the streets of Derlin, has written ana
the London Times has published the follow
ing letter: g7 s
Sir,-With bleeding heart, and bowed down
with grief, place the palm OF martyrdom on
the grave of him who has been his mothers
pride and delight, and whom I will ever re-
gard as my true son. A nobler, a more loving
nature than his, it would be impossible to i'm
agine. From love Of country and freedom he
was carried away to sacrifice himself in order
to spare to his iatherland the miseries of a
wicked war. His was heart full of devotion,
full of filial kindness, full OF the most gener-
GUS aspirations. Ii others blame him, let it
not be expected that I, to whom he looked as
to a father,' should give the right to any one
ofsaying that l reprobate him whose inspira-
tions have been the purest, and who has ell
Enthusiastically to the deepest sorrow
of my disconsolate wife, of myself, and my
family-given up bis young and promising life
in his eountry's cause.
am, Sir, yours obediently,
May 10. KARL BLIND.
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Misd,rectad surona.b,-

The World yesterday devoted oysr a colnm,
to what it called "the torture of jefferson Ia.
Wis" in which such adiectives as. .wickedn y
shameful" "damning," "horribie,o &c. g..
abound - - - >e's''
Now, the official report made upon Dayis,s
Sonuition uoes not anywhere show that he
mas Deeh tortured" Or that he has been treat
cd Win extraordinary or criminal severity. 1t
seIs iortn that ne Is much shattered, in mind
as well as body; but he was that before The
collapse OF the rebellion. 1t is notorious tbat
during his reign at Richmond he was often
UNITED, 6y nervous suffering, for any part in
Puolic aiiairs, and for any duty, however tri-
lm9. III is not Strange that a man broken
uown IN health by neuralgic disease so long
ago as 1864, and since then suffering the tire.
mendous shock OF a failure of all his wicked
projects and tedious Imprisonment. should
be IN the condition described by Dr. Cooper.
But the World, which grows SO furious at
the s'lifermgs OF Davis that it can scsrcely
nnd words In the language to express itself.
showed no such sympathy with the thousands
OF Union soldiers who were literally tortured
to death at Andersonville. 1t cared very little
for their su2erings; it is only when the rebel
who sent the brute Winder to command at
Andersonv:ile, and with whose knowledee
and consent our men were there tortured Nv
his chosen jailer-it is only when Davis com.
plains that the Worlds sympathies are arous-
ed. -
We should not find fault with tLis-sor
men must be expected to sympathize win
their triends-but ii is not right to misranra
sent case, and to charge the President oStbe
United States with "torturingn a nrisonar =,
state; Tor 1t 1t is true that Davis, has haen
tortured the blame and disgrace would rest
upon the President.-N. Y. Post, 25th.