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AGENTS Wanted.

TTV canvass for the Pictorial Book of Anecdotes In
cidents of the Isebellion-Ciyil, Military and Ma
ya-from the time of the memorable roast OF andrew
holn Lincoln, and doom of jeff Davis. 1t comprises
Anecdotes, Scenes and Events relating to every En-
gagement of note-embracing the dlfiercnt hImes
be.lion. 1t represents the different Commanders
Military and Naval their Corps, Fleets, &C. THOSE
1nOmentuous hours, acts and movements, the memo
ry of which will live in letters of blood before the
eyes and burn like fire in the hearts of those who par
ticpated in them l. iese sifted like gold are here
as well as superior officers made illustrious in
these pages 1t is one of those pleasing useful and
wish to engage THOROUGH GOING, LIVE Agents in
every city and township in the State To experienced
Agents, teachers energetic men and women, and all
ed to make money. Agents are making from SO 10
$500 per month. For particulars call on or address
il. M. T. GARDNER,N No. 80 Free Street, Portland.
Office hours from to 8, and to 8 p. M.
may7-eod&w2ws
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THURSDAY CONTINUED.

During this mornings session, after l sent
off my report, s. Roy, W. II. Strout and J.
S. Rice were granted supernumerary rcla-
tion. II. Nickerson, N. d. Witham and A. B.
Lovewell were granted superannuated re-
lation. p. e. Brown and S. Ranks asked and
received location. I. Clifford, R. Il. Kim
ball, S. Paine, N. Critehett and Geo. Wingate
were elected to be ordained elders. la sf
Rev. Mr.. Lowell of the Free Will Baptist
church presented the friendly and Christian
greetings of the Kennebec yearly meeting,
and addressed the Conference in reference to
their work. He referred particularly to their
educational efforts, and to Bates College, locat-
ed in this city.
At two O'Clock, P. NJ. the Missionary SER
mon was preached by Bro. P. jacques, from
Matthew 2S: IS, 10 & 20 VS.. A deep, personal
experience in the things of God lies back of
and gives character to all right religious emo
ton, and all efficient Christian action. For
success there must be a hearty sympathy with
Jesus in the object Of His mission; high
regard for the honor of God; a spirit of COM
miseration with ruined man; a strong conf
deuce in the adaptation of indicated means,
and in the suficiency of promised power
personal devotedness; heroic courage and pa
tient continuance. The state of the world ;
the interest of Jesus in the worlds salvation 4:
our profession as Christians, and the example
which we present to the good and the evil,
were urged as motives to prompt and con-
slant obedience.
A PRAYER meeting is held at an early hour
each morning and also in the evening. which
has been attended with lively interest
a FRIDAY MORNING.
Bath has this morning been designated as
the place of our session in 1867. Invitations
were sent in from Pooland, Pennington "of-
ham, Bath, and Gardiner.
The Committee on the subject OF reuiioh
with the East Maine Conference for CIrisliah
salutation, and greetings during our session
in 1867 reported in favor OF such reunion, anu
tbe Conference adopted the report inviting the
p.s. N,aire Conference to visit us-and ap-
.o;..o5 a Committee to make an arrangement
for such a reunion.
The Conference ordered a draft of S244.s4
on the trustees of Conference for needy preach
ers. of which $500 were to be paid to the
East Maine Conference. Also draft of $35.05
for Domestic Missions was ordered
The subject of church membership and of
probationship was introduced by Bro. Ran
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NEW YORK, May II.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
SAYS the examination of antecedents of clerks
in the various Departments, under Green
Clay's resolutions, show that several have
been in the rebel army. One is a near rela-
tive OF Senator Cragin Of New Hampshire.
The Posts special says the House probably
will not meet again till the middle OF next
week, as many members have gone home and
worRmen are engaged in re6tting the hall for
the summer
1t is expected the Senate will strike out the
Sd section of the reconstruction plan.
The Commercials Washington special dis
patch says the protest from the New York
amber OF Commerce against the cotton tax
is producing a marked influence, and certain
Senators in case of failure to defeat the tax
will attempt reduction of cents per pound,
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Tna Attack on valnaraiso.

BOARD OF TRADE meeting this evening at 1-2
o'clock. A general attendance is requested.
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NEW STABLE.-We learn that the lot of land next
above the the Sturdivant block on Exchange street.
has been leased and that large stable, 15O feet in
depth, is to be erected on it Immediately. ~
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TIE meeting of the Temiscouata Pine Land Co.
is adjourned to this afternoon at O'Clock at the
United States Hotel. . e,-e Z.
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& SAMUEL Fox.

Chaplain New Bedford Port Society.
Selees Hair Life is for sale by dealers generally
Charles Gusts Co., Congress Street, are wholesale
agents for Maine. tuth&
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WIDOWS WooD SOCIETY There will be a con-
trbuton taken up at several of the churches in aid
of this charity, tomorrow MORNING. 5la
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ALL persons having bills against the recent Fair
requested to leave them at the Office of the Treas
urer, Capt Charles Richardson, at 65 Exchange St.,
up stairs.
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The Cholera IN Ne,o York Harbor-One Nesv
.-- .oh9 ...e Case. -l.t.ts . i.t
NEW YORK. May II.
There was one new case of cholera at quar-
antine to-day. No deaths. There are fifty
patients in the hospital. t..r'l
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$500 Wanted.

A PARTNER to take the place of one retiring, in
IA Sign and Ornamental Painting business, ten
years established in the heart OF the oity near State
Street. This is an excellent chance to make money.
knowledge of the business not absolutely necessa-
ry. LYFORD & BOYCE,
may12-d6t 10 Broad Street, Boston.
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RATES OF ApvERTIsING.-One inch OF space in
length OF column, constitute a square
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inc every other day after first week, 90 cents.
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week 81 100; 90 cents per week after.
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
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ESPECIAL NOTICES" $1.25 per square first inser-
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serton; Dali square, $1.00 first insertion, 15 cts.
each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
of the State) for $100 per square for first insertion
and 30 cents per square for each subsequent inser
ton.
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cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
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TEMPERANCE LEorURE.-Rev. E. G.. Bolles will
deliver lecture on Temperance at his Church in
Congress Square tomorrow evening. 1t isone in the
regular course before the Good Templars and it is to
be hoped that our young men will attend in large
numbers.
UNFADINa loveliness belongs only to the immor-
tails, but whoever the fragrant Sozodont at
least defy time to injure the elements Of beau
ty, good set of teeth.
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rDtsr' POR RTL AT D ea9
SAc0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R.

OUMMEh AhhAN0EMENI,
Commencing Monday, May 14th, 1866.
lEsss5s-=ssS1 Passenger Trains leave Portland for
Boston at $40 A. NJ, 2.50 and 600 Tea
press) +. M.
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.3O A. NJ, 800 and
700 texpressj P. M.
On Mondays, Wednesdays ar Fridays the Express
train to and from Boston will run via Boston Maine
Il. r., stopping only at Saco, Biddeford, Kennebunk,
North Berwick, South Berwick Junction, Dover, Ex-
eter, Haverhill and Lawrence. And on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays will run via the Eastern
r. r., stopping only at Saco, Biddetord, Kennebunk
North Berwick, Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem
and Lynn. 4 SSf'E
az "A special Freight train with passenger car at
tacned, wflllea Biddeford for Portlsnd daily at 8
A. M. FRANCIS CHASE,
Portland, May IL, lS66.-t Supt.
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CITY OF PORTLAND. % 4
MARsHAL's OFFICE, May 11th, 1866.
0I2nIAL A

: IOOV1os ! =
election /. No dog shall be permitted to 60 at
- large or loose in any street. lane, alley court,
this city, until the owner keeper Of such dog,
the head Of the family or the keeper Of the house,
store shop, office other place where such dog is
shal Two Dollars for license for such dog to 60 at
large. Ee -
ing at large contrary to any of the foregoing provs-
ions the owner keeper thereof or the head of the
family or keeper of the house store, shop, Office,
other place where such dog is kept harbored, shall
forfeit and pay sum not exceeding ten dollars. 9
j. s. HEALD, City Marshal r.
Nav 12-dow i AL ! = ~ = : E
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STODDARDsS
CHOLERA specific.

Z II y u Il Il "A,
Cholera MOrbus, DiarrhGa, Dysentery,
sumuier COmpiaints. Pain in the
Stomach amd Bowels, sc.
saction is immediate and eicacious. Its virtues
have been tested by thousand since the Cholera Sea-
son Of 1919. Physicians use and recommend it. All
admit il to be the BEST Compound known lor the
COMPLAINTS for which it is des gned.
SToDDARD & BURTON, Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
For sale by ali Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
j. WEBSTER & CO., Nashua, N. H.,
NAV 12-d&w3m Travelling Agents.
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TIE GALAxY.-The second number of this new
forteghtly is promptly out We were greatly plsss-
ed with its first appearance, and further acquain-
tance increases our liking, for it shows marked i'm
provement upon good beginning. The present
number is increased in size by sixteen additional pa
ges, and its contents are varied and interesting
Clusnet furnishes graphic sketch Of 'sThe Home
OF Victor Hugo" very timely just now; Miss Fran
oes Power Cobbe contributes an admirably written
article on "Fallacies OF Memory;" Dr.W H. Draper
striking sketch entitled "The March Of the Chol-
era" and Professor Blot the first of series Of pa
pers on Cookery. The Claverings," by Trollope,
and "Archie Lowell" by Mrs. Edwards, are contin-
ued and we have one or two pleasant shorter stories
There is vivid poem by Rose Terry, thoughtful
one by the author of Emily Chester" and third
> full of beauty and power, by EdmundC Stedman-
lively chapter of what the publishers choose to
call "Nebuloe I" concludes the number.
The Galary will be found at the counter of Davis
Brothers.
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every day. Sunday excepted lat So Exchange Street.
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars a year in advance
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MAINE BIBLE SocIETY.-At the annuai meeting
of the Bible Society OF Maine, held May 7th, 1866
the following officers were chosen:
Rev. W. II, Shailer d. D., President
Eben Steele, Vice President. - .
Rev. 7. B. Ripley, Cor. Secretary. ~"
r. II. Hinkley, Recording Secretary.
j. @. Noyes and N. Gould, Auditors. ,Hs
Rev. A, Burgess, s. w. Larrabee, H. Packard
son, H. II. BURGESS, M. B. Coolidge, Rev A. Dalton,
James Noyes, Trustees. oa = F4t @
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TO LET
CLIFF COTTAGE, Cape Elizabeth

1.-TWO and one half miles from Portland, containing
Il twenty-five rooms, with sixteen acres OF good
land, fine beach, and one Of the pleasantest water
ing places in the State. Enquire of
-Et GEORGE OWEN,
may12-d1w* lO1 Commercial street. Portland
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MUNICIPAL corrRr NAV

MUNICIPAL COURT, MAY IL.
KINGsBURY j., PRESIDING.
- James McGlnchy, on search and seizure process,
paid the Statute fine of $40, and costs. .l;sa aa#
Roger Conway for violation of city ordinance, in
relation to keeping hog sty, was fined five dollars
and costs. ,l.ss ,.4 a. r., ..esfqr
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ARREsT.-Mark Sullivan, who was convicted at
the November term of the s. j. Court of larceny Il
rigging, and who failed to appear at the March term
to receive sentence-the having been continued
for that purpose-was yesterday arrested on board
vessel in the harbor and committed to Jail.
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TESTED BY TnE.-For Throat diseases, Colds and
Coughs, ''Brown's Bronchial Troches' have proved
their efficacy by test of many years. The good eff
fects resulting from the use OF the Troches have
brought out many worthless limitations. Obtain only
"Brown's Bronchial Troches." rf eod1w&w
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Wants, Lost and Found.
Salesman Wanted.

YOUNG man, a resident of this city who is
Acompetent to sell goods and can influence trade
a, salesman in retail Dry Goods Store. Good ref
erence required Address with real name Box 1859,
Portland p. o. may11d1w
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ANOTHER NEW ENTERPRrsE.-we are gratifed
in being able to state that successful steps have been
taken to establish new manufacturing enterprise in
our city, the practica, operation of which will be
most valuable acquisition to the business interests OF
this place. We refor to the establishment of man
ufactory especially adapted to the building OF Steam
Fire Engines and other similar machinery. Mr.. j.
B. johnson, late OF the Portland Company Works,
has it is well known, made some very valuable i'm
provements in pumps used in steam engines for the
purpose Of throwing water in the extinguishment Of
fires, in supercedence of the of hand engines for
that purpose. These improvements consist in several
patents tone to be soon issued) for double acting
pump, much simplified in its arrangement and less
liable to arrangement than any other, and combining
great durability with beauty of design. 40 ,s-'--
Mr.. johnson has fitted up fine machine shop at
the foot of Franklin Street. with new laths tools,
etc., and is now engaged in finishing off steam fire
engine for the city of lewiston Another is building
to be sent to Trinidad de Cuba and yesterday COM
mttee of the town of Fitchburg Mass consisting of
Messrs. James Sheldon, e. Z. Stoddard, A. P. KIM
ball and T. Mills arrived here and after making
tour OF the several similar shops, concluded con-
tract with Mr.. johnson ior of his improved pat
terms for 1866, under the new patent, at cost of
$4,000. Mr.. Johnson also has in process Of consruc-
ton two engines and the requisite machinery tor two
Menhaden Oil Mills, to be located at Peaks Island:
one sfo public and the other for private compa-
ny; several pumps of his patent and other machinery
are to be attached to engines in this city,
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Agents Wanted

s Agents Wanted
II canvass for "CARLETON'S" Popular new
book, "FOUR YEARS OF FIGHTING." This
is of the most able interesting and reliable books
concerning the War Of the Rebellion. 1t bids fair to
have very large sale. Agents now canvassing for
it are meeting with great success. Apply to
TlCKNOR & FIELDS, Publishers,
may12-1aw4wS 124 fremont Street Boston
Wanted.
VESSELS of any size to load Coal from Cow Bay
and Lingan, to New York and Boston. Also
vessels to load at ST. John N. B., for Philadelphia
and other ports.
MOSES B. RICKERSON, & SON,
No SO Commercial ST. Up stairs.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS 'CONvENTIoN.-Am meet
ing of soldiers and sailors will be held in this city
Monday, to make arrangements for attending the
Convention at Bangor next Wednesday. We shall
recur to this subject Monday morning and furnish
particulars of time and place.
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cflnantial allo Gommtrtial.
N onetary Affairs.

By Telegraph New York, May 10.
The Commercials money article says the stock
market shows more activity than for some DAYS
past, with very general advance in prices. The
tone of the market is decidedly firm, and buyers
options Of 10 to 80 days are put out more freely
The Michigan Southern clique il dissolved and
the stock has been in process Of distribution for
some days past which accounts for the late weak
other parties taking hold Of the stock with
raised to 7ss this morning. Cleveland 4 Pitts
burg is more active at an adv ance OF I.
Miscellaneous stocks quiet except quick
silver, which is active and firm at 56ia5Gl. Spring
Mountain Coal sold down to 45t, and closed at 4Ti
are the favorite securities ard rose !. 30s are
frfu, "a series closing at 1921.
Money continues very abundant and there is a
fair demand from the street which il generally let
at per cent, with exceptions a, per cent most
sill receiving remttanees OF currency from the
West, and all Indications appear point to con-
tinuance Of the prevailing ease. Prime paper is
eagerly sought after at Sac per cent for choice
names and short dates and 6a1 per cent for
three 10 four menths.
Gold is less active; the supply brought ty the
steamer New York from Aspinwai has slightly re-
hesed the market. There is very little srccua
tien and loans made fiat.
Foreign exchange quiet AMI the advance in rates
has checked the disposition - buy. Rates are
sufficiently high to admit Of an export Of trea lure
and we understand the shp,aea. Of bar gold and
Doablocns on Saturday is hiely 10 be quite con-
siderable.
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may inaugurate asecondexpedition and make
Cananda province Of the county Of Cork !;
the Head Center may establish his Republican
court in Dublin the French may be driven
out of Mexico; MAMMALIAN may beat hasty
retreat to the shadow Of the House Of Haps-
burg, and take to his original sauer-k aut diet;
JEFF. Davis may be tried, convicted and SEN
fenced to serve . term Of nix years in the
United States Senate, Is the FIRST and unani-
nous choice of his admiring reconstructed
constituency in Mississippi; General Lee may
be nominated BY the Copperhead Democracy
for the Presidency. Mr. Seward may elect
himself the successor of Mr.. johnson, and
the latter may make another speech David
Jonathan and Sarah Amanda may be united
in the holy bonds Of matrimony, and Sophro.
MIA put the unfortunate Dobbs through a
second process of housekeeping, and of all
of it will we be profoundly ignorant, unless
thou, most generous GATE, will search us out
and bring report. thereof unto US. C.
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new York Market.

By Telegraph Srw YoRr Nav IL
Cotscn-firm with fair demsra, t4a3a for Nadlipg
and by auction day for GOV raruent accoun. 100
taies New Orleans and Mobile At 2ilSa2s for ordns
~ to low Middling.
Flonr-opened io9Isc better lint With much less II
element, and clio ed dull and nominaly % lower.
s. 5009 so Extra State 50 e51Io % Ex r. H. SO 20
9l3 IS trade snds.
whisky-ouiet - 26d2 q for State and Western
Wheat-openei noninaly &c Sc higher. cto.ed dull
and noinally 80 &c below ye.terdsy. o,atir 81 60
for good No Milwaukee: 81 1te52 20 FIR new No 90;
g oNDa 50 winter red Western eeo bn.h Of prime
white fr.nch an Spanish whes, offered to srrive soon
and for which s. o. per bush wa,t Tia.
Rye-Active an decidedly better; sn IS for Western
Crn-Shsie hrrner with fair demand; 56aso Tor IN.
sound: soSs3 sound mixed Western IN store and de-
liyered
osis-shade armer, .a4sl rev Western: 5s40sl
old do
cofee-steady: Government Java ass. sugar steady
Cnha lola 4nl2 11lz3l2x Porto Rice; Havana losta
l37s. Mclssses dull 72lsa.s for Porto Rico.
Petroleum-Mpre a tive crude ISL; Pefned In bond
s3a+5 do for July 41c, do for August a7lsdisis
Pork-firmer Int closed irregular; sac soe 81 90 for
old do s24 1926 co for Prime. also 72a, ibis new
Mess May. Jane and July sellers and buyers option.
At SO 3Tlzg3l co.
Bsef-steady previous prices. Beef Ham. firm; sales
1e5 bbls. at $i1 5oa42to
Cut Meats-More active and armer. l21alaL for
Shoulders l7l4alel5 for Hams.
Bacon-Quiei lee for short clear
Lsrd-Quiet ani heavy; sales go bbis. at l9a22i.:
also 22s0 bbls for June sellers option. st 22l5
Butter heavy: a,a45 for Ohio aud IS AS for State
Cheese dull, l492l.
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BY TELEGRAPH
chicago Market.

By Telegraph cHlcsso. Way 10
Fiour-sprins Extra S a59lo &C. spriag Superb ne
s. ~ un.ound Winter 50 CO. un.ound Spring q q o
20.
Corn Go d enquiry, with advance II per bush
Ell; No at STA 53ts Ne 49, s.est REJECTED a,
.6 Gas, closing saic, at t2 for No Canal Corn aat
fairly active So pa for No aoAsois fur No 2 clio.
Ing quiet at the inside prices.
Rye-'n goei demand at ssTc higher No. at 7oa
IS No. atss41s. closing firm.
BarieyV~ry aaet; est-rn A. 2sf47
seedS-Tinoshs more se.ise Al ta 5eS. 90 and Flax
as27a
sat-Fins, In lead lots g. 10 delivered al ths,
figure.
provislcns-Markst firm aud 5ocGssl per hbi higher:
Mess Pork so SO 33i o. NJ 0 Po,k firm but quie, At
SO co. sweet picked Hams le higher and selling At
l79l7147.
Lard-Held at &c, but thsr. are DO sale. At tina.
figure
Posatoes-Cboice in good demand and &c high her .
Peaehblows at $40 track and delivered
Reef Cattlet'o,d demand for shipment with .lig bt
Improvement in prices s. 5o17 TO ordinary to choice
grades
Hoc+-siesdr ct yesterdays decline: s. TOGO co
sheep-Moiern,sly active and frnser.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC three bes,
kao,ra Toaics, skillfully and elegantly combined
in an amber colored cordial beautifully transpa-
rent to the eye pleasant to the taste, and accepta
BILE to the stomach, in Caswell, Mack 4 Co.'s
Zero Phosphorated Elirir Of Calisaya Bark.
Each pint contains ounce of Royal Calisaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains grain Of
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL MACK / CO.,
Sole Manufacturers. under 5th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson. Bart
lett & Co. mar4idw-sun, wed, fri cow
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SEVENTH CAvALRy.-The annexed item in
reference to the Seventh, is from the Omaha
Daily Republican of May I'd:
''1he officers and soldiers of the above
named command on duty at this post, leave
this evening for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
to be mustered out of service. The greater
portion of it, under the immediate direction
of Lieut.. Col. Brown. left Fort kearney ten
days since en- route for the rendezvous named
Those that leave to-day are under the com
mand Of Brevet Col. O'Brien. We had
hoped that Majors Ormsby and Valentine
would in some way be retained in the service
as at all times their efficiency as true soldiers
has been fully shown. Brig. Gen Heath,
who organized the Regiment, left for Wash
ington last Saturday. under a special assign
ment from the President