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The Shasta courier., 1865-04-29
New Work. to Order
Whiskytown Gold, Silver and Copper
Mining Company,

II OCATI0N of Works. Trinity Centre, Trinity
i 4 county, Cal.-There is delinquent upon tae
following described stock, on account of assess
ments levied November 7th. 1854 and March 9th,
1865 the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders, as follows:
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-29

Rheumatism Of Thirty Years standing
Has been cured with it in four weeks.
The most loaths ulcers, that have been run
ning for years. are healed and perfectly cured in au
incredible short time. Any kind of Swelling, Stiff
ness of Joints, Tumors, Cancers, Scrofulous Dis
eases, Mercurial Complaints, Specific Disease,
Liver Complaints. Piles, Flstula, Consumption,
Kidney and Bladder troubles are cured, in most
cases, as if by magic.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-29

The PAJARo TINES, one of our very best
exchanges, commenced its third volume on
the 22d inst. under very favorable prospects
for an enviable future. We congratulate
you, Mr.. Times.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-29
BY USING LIE D0YEN's
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodine
Alternative.

hundreds of dollars might be saved annually in
stead of applying to Physician for chronic blood
diseases. There is organ tissue of the body
it does not reach, but what it will reach,
or pain it will not relieve
As Lithontryptic
it is so combined with Iodine as to have in high
degree the power of dssolving stone in the bladder
and for
Delicate Women and Children
it is invaluable; while for nervous tonic to the
man of business, the validtudinarian, and broken
down, over-tasked invalid it is Incompatible.
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Agents, San Francisco.
10 Sold by all Druggists do
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-29

And in accordance with law, and an order Of the
Board of Trustees. made on the 9th day of March,
A. D. 1865, many shares of each parcel of
said stock rs may be necessary, will be sod at to.
Office of the company, in Whiskyrown, the 9Th
day of May, ls65.ae o'clock 2. NJ. of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessments thereon. together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale
payable in United States gold or silver coin. =
H. ]. wATZENBORN, secrstaxy.
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TIln NEW YORK Sun.



Tsr rebels are evidently tsconiny desperate
tr,rr tlc.f lsin calling rcserr'. n Their att mpi
. resovgr on Mondsy last the ground Which they
,o.t 8, Do. ATTIC q saturday, the susrt'nr party
shawei ui1st unscruy uIous dIHregari o' honor ~
prctr. li1 ~ Desert ~ our ues- and tAen making
= 1Itaen Ynsl when uey supposed oar roaps "
J. ~ thcr guard. The Icyicc in view u mo
~tso lumber II jesortouB ia y made ~ our ih'''
80 well cacul 1tcl ~ deceive but ioripna'g J."
So Corps, ur,n vhom the ash ws- uAde' saw
.tr.. {. q rIse in time 3. prevent surprise snh
a.u..l.t fl,r,nis,Ii. forced hack .n c.nrcppence
Of. ,u.lIy assumed tho offensive AMI drove the
r,1ele .'. ,,ta h,a,s lass THIS exploit u tho re-
toa lbs or.y another exhibition II hat chi's'r7us
AMI au.,rllIcsp.r.tal IT. "hich they s. cyuunu-
ally ulo.
Ger,ral surrIDAs, With that restless disposition
,be .1 a., move, whiohiso strongly chArac.c llcr
jim. is 900 smother expedition against tho commit
.eau.usof Richmond. Having des,royed nearly
.v,rt :. .ny ita,rlctiblc on tho north side u te
., hc Irsw Up At City Point, gayc lis cavalry
.. L. ~ tvr ~ rest, th,u wheeled around y tr
:, nth SIDE q the JsfacH. where he ".N rofi 10
,. ord from Ia question. Ito only llne Of oou'-
>. Iucatl.us lsft 81 RioLmrud Ia The DauV Tie H""i
nrI i 10 Ioss,l . that SHsL,n y means g. mako
boil stuko .cross tic country ~ reach u hHt
" s,svcr his purpose may be- It viii b" sAio t. h'-
Hove q. al gnrPtp,s viii render good s'eourt
of himself Tho r,'oB evidently be that
their stronghold 10 mcnAcci on ovory SIDE Tor 'he
Richmond unrAr.I fts,cs tho bnliei that "enera.
TnoN ts IS pr,p.uu. formidable c"lNaA "''h
which t,r,rch upon R.shmoni from tennessee
suita,t IIASoucr ismpvinz '1r the s'nc DeSsina-
,outy WAY = no Shenandoah Valley. The hr''
q, Ae3. . ports is probably 1ao resui! Of " 'car
Which Il. father 10 tho Thought" although there
maybe s5uethiu, In Il. From present indi' auons'
however, the rebels vii hsvc trho moro than
q. c. c,r .tcnd 90 49, defending Richmond from
Uo 'of,t8 lAat uoa menace Ncm.
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DEATHS.

BEDNFE ON Thursday, the 10Th inst. Mary
To-. .. GgIshter Of " il.iam and Elizabeth A. Brow
cr. r.c. d, calH and H. months
I'll, friend, Of he family are invited TO attend
the .uucrn, this (triday! toruOUn, at | O'Clock,
tom N, rtll, nee Oi hur parents laO
CAETTR-On N'tch g IN. NJ her residence, III
90 -.lA It, Mtilta, the beloved vile OF John Ca
to-. -.ci {. yesTs.
Blessed sse The dead which die in the Lord.
The friends OF the family ore resusr fully invited
20 attend the funeral, from her late relidcrrs, on
Saturday afternoon, At o'clock. Kings Co. Clroui-
c'e Ireland, Please copy. 97l
DEMO- Thyrday, March 30, Eo4gnna, dAu,h lie
ter oi Patrick and bcdeiia Deon, a5ed yeaIs, NOS
gui II dayF.
4ho i1yngs of the family are respectfully invited
10 It'hd the funeral, this friday ate noon, At
at O'Clock nom the residence oil her parents, %
fio-p q & IeIscy city, A.J. 10
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Tor distance OF 'utu'y.,v mice, sud train- ar
deilv runnin~ upon II. Enc ID I. r.rin'n'd.u.
nHtd 10 nuh t,I ~ nc music p 0lt, u lefr'
TN - ne teo cotnp1ue.. Il ,taioncd Ia tlU t., ..a-a
t'JLJ which rJ4l1 the city
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T.uu.. 90 closely m tic wake Of tie late vice
tories achieved hy Ga'Nr an s1E"s,N, comes
.p,tler instnlmcnt q peace rumosg me pro-
tra,ted visit 1i ,hc rr''a crs g. General GGANia
lcadluAricrs, to conference between &r. LIS
c.u. and bic chief military officers, tho subsequent
departure Of Mr. SEWARD Tor the same locality, and
a. er curroborat.ug circumstances have becn cone
s,ruel by he qpiIuu1csiut1 assure indication that
suuihct peace conference Oh The taps. The cyi.
dcuce DO favor o. thia hypothesis ia wholly circIm.
et4ut.l \, .utmn'ou 81 another peace confer.
.us has escaped RON any official quarter, AMI iae
public have very luo On, spcculAuou AMI sur
rp.-c Ia guide them in arriyin; u concIl.
s,uu. There is one nct n It's coLuect.n,
which gives some color 70 TIC rcp'r,
1hAt peace negotiations are in progress TIE lac
letter OF General LIZ t. General Gu>Sr rcqucsict
that military conference on The TIl iect mlghtlc
Lci', M the hopa tat al hmicstlO Adjustment OF
~ difficulties might follow. General GE,Sr rC.
Piled 10 dis letter-which WAS couchci in language
tt't proves LEE'3 arrest desire f0r IcA,c-aat lc
llI no authority t. hold such a conference and tie
ruuIcc; then dropped. C5uIlu' tins oir,umslaucc
wit the repeated declarations OF NJ. LiNopLs that
D. was c,crrcsiy ~ listen % r,pas.tiousi,rrgaca
Nl " HA'i hsA ti' nav WINCH VIC Al|. y 7a|''
after LrE's req est, naturally gives strength To- Ne
pcacc ruror Possibly 40 President has deter
niucl h. learn ior Lum,ot what propositions
Gcncia LW has h. make. Etis lo not his Object,
Why los Mr.. sEwAGp gone 10 tho irouty
when Sir Iaac1tS departed hDm Washington for
Gle army, It wai scrui-oIc.ally announced ust be-
ild simply F.nc on an 'Ncufdon for tho torcn. a.
d % health, and 10 escape Tho t,'l,tu of o'E,c.
sccForI that hcscgol him. RIt THIS proves rt-
inirf. II might tc good p,hcy t. Arrow ,h.Il'
lie oil tLcir Euar' ii peace conference r,,c ir
thc wind And no" does NJ, crllt tho vest
oi Mr.. S1NAap At army hcaiIuqucr0Y Orts d.,
Premier, as well 81 tie President, ol q lour'rg IA
his healthy At time Whom Affairs ui Stale b..
quirr such close Attcnu,u Gt tie, nov d., VIE.
ale several departments are crowded With bus.
ness II would certain seem strange /. al both th
President and 1he Secretary II STATE should abscu
themselves from tho Capital 1t the same time
without some important cause. But 80 far, tac re
I'rt1 are al vague ami unsatistsctory. Sjtlia.
aut. cnuc has spprarod t. Indicate tia, o pcac
conference lin progress ant it is hardly WORT
wHilc % waste TINE iu spcculating upon a lhy.
ths' I'd So completely cuyei1fo oil lu IN. s,,ry.
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No'os u al The denominations named viii be
prouYl furnished u,on receipt of sti serp.ons,
AMI tine not ,orvaJpj . once The interest 50 la.h
June uyNt VIII D., paid u advance BY tie Ocul sub
scri .ti5u a.cnu a. the time ol -uh-crhnp. rnisia
THE ONLY LOAN n MAEKEr
nos ofotcd By the Government, and It is confidently
expected that it. superior aiyau,arc. 10 make II tie
GREAT POPLAR LOAN OF rnF PEOPLE.
I,ss than sSO4OOUoO0 Of the Loan authorized By
uc la.I congress are nov on The market Thi'
suouat. At tie at vh'ch II IA leiuc al sorbed. w
all De- sItsorileI Tor within tour months, when tue
not, viii undoubtedly command premium, M has
an, ouuis been the closing tie subscriptions
to other Ioans.
no orLer that citizens Of every town aud a,ctior Of
the country be- afforded facilities tor taking the
Loaf, the National Parks, state Blufs and Private
Bu kers throughout the country have generally
sgrcI to receive subscriptions at par Suhscrii"-a
will select their osn agents, in whom they have
fdolrc. AMI Who only to be- responsible for the de-
liy,ry Of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE
.Subscri pt.On Agent Phjidielpbtr.
March 18th, 1,d5. aG
Tine Popular National Loan nited
State. Government Bonds bearing BIO interost
pr annum for sale At par. in sums OF s5l and up
ward, hy wnerdin' Cornweu Ileckscher s2c-
oA a 'ou's, No. New It. oi~
liessrs. Fowler s. Wells Psychologists,
give charts u character daily. AT .-' Bro twSr. $50
stop that scratching aud use " heat oB's
Itch Ointment. 1t cures Itch and salt kheun in
or .oirit hours sid all etuptions OF the skin Sold
ly a NIu.. .t-. Jls
pyle's -. Ii. soup-Thc Poor Peoples
! rtc.4. 'I.p aud poVl. sold b. pIO"cs oNoy-
| where. as
GrCvrr 4 Bakers First Premium Ilnstic
S'if0h and lork stitch StAiur HnD4lut., iJj Broad
| way, Ncs YORK sud 30 Fulton -, Brooklyn. 800
Wheeler & Wilson's HIGHEST Premium
! u" k-0ttch sowing Machine, and iiuttonholT Ma
! chine. 90 B.ull~uy, Ncw York do
~Ut rev OF the worst DiiOroerH that
Rtl.c mankind arise from CJgruptou- o. thc blood.
ltmbuiu's INfrst Of SnrsHp.tllA n remedy Vi
! tie utmost value. 81
To Purify, Enrich the blood and Bcouii-
e. 'hy ucNIon, NE ti'lmhold'- Highly CouceutIa-
| I'D t.uid lRtruct ~tr-aptru. Onr tOttlc equals ia
81, n-th o'c -alon Of TIE syrup or ncgocton. 80
Why InIurc the CompeNiOn by Powders
and " uhrs which choke or M up the pONs OF the
fEiu, tud iu short time leave II harsh and dr. IL
Ia u tie loo. and q YOU want smooth aud -ott tkn
uru ll,t '0l4- Extract Of SalahpIiIli. IL P4NUs a
! lIlu4nos 10 the COMP Niol. Isl
Clear, smooth skin and beautiful
Comp, Nou follows the use Of Hclmbola's Cunccatu-
Iri t.uIt tvtrart sAsLp.rillA. IL removed lack
! tI"t, l'.p and all erLpt.ons OF the ssin. -
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AUCTION NOTICES.

Llhol! furniture, TIL. Friday atcrn on at oc'o y
~ house li2 Get -l-t st. near Ith ave, tUupl "
tapestry lu' in-r"u Cat.s.-, ledsteui+ hurysI-,
Iu-. 'tts tNuI't, Cufta f uifup4urft A luI suits
chiI., rlA .ilscr-tt ,u tlery, &C. with ever th'ny
dcsiiel le 400 raLiOlHhie rrs'd,uce. 40 IO-tio'r.
mont. sal" rain Or shine. HENlN X. W,~l-
CJII Auctuuscr 1gt
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MELTING Ct THE CITIZENS
Il ne d. IN wari desi o.. 60 Us od7e the sit,
VIII b. Lcii -pr,ng -. Hall 80 ~ sp-ins ~ ~.
the EIGHTH Ward Volunteer A.-ori,uon are loca'ei
at HuTh. & pownev'. No 10 -ping 1t. Hishest
hard en- bolntes gnd TO : cri'' c-sdited 70 'h,
TUCKER secretary. isi
A Z. A.-IHE MEMBERS OF WAL
=, 90, der,e l2's' 80 p 40 l,,ues,sd to r mgs'
be- Blocker ami Houston IT. on sundag April md,
v. H. fhANCls NcNULKIS, RS. III
ZONE N OUT CF HE DRAUGHT-Father
~ Ms day T; 4. b. ssie.yi No. Of Nsg York,
Hall lSs Ensi tVth ct. a Vublc meeting this even
ine, a. : p ". orators OF the evening ls,sc Mars
eSscd yocas,. Robt w.on. Me sss waaec, Nah,
Ieiean, Colo sud othsr7 The m"mbets are hereby
We elect oIcors tor the ensuing term fiuc TOT nom
attendance 81 q! llE>Kl Is. MULnALl- Pre.ident
EENlAN BRCTHEPHOOD-A LECTURE
vill lie Delivered toioe the Atkic CIfc e., .. H.,
Joy me c'."hr'tcd lfi-h Lecturer, JAS .. loBlN,
~ ~ tie tariy Closuf Association Ia. -CI
l"N cry Vt. llgu-ton and stanton IT, on thi- On
d ''culnr, Ma ch us. 1904. 20 commence A.
Gel, Is. SrI.,ct. The r patriot. o. IT, r"sc's
70 cent? eacu Can be hal u the or, AID - D
EAlHER MATHEW FEMALE I. 4. h. So
u cicty Ne. 8. Sew York. will bold their weekly
meeting a, their Hall, .3 Fat l!gh 4, IN !. ilay
b, sc,sr.. Jchn N-irHh nj VI. lsoi6y. = sins
" MoteIs. Wallace, lnlaurt. Cole Nn.h and
O'Mahoney. JOHN KIDD, Pres. wN O'CON> ELL
SENENTkENIH MARn--ClTIZENS' RE-
~ CHI irlSG COMMITTEE.
headquarters, St.Ilrn House, ~ E0Very -Nolun-
tsels vAntsd-1he highest hounties paid for l. aud
3 wan men. IN extra premium paid By the " ard.
Recruiting tnumittec-Mm. n. tAlcouer. IL. Her-
teri Nlllians sI1tus l.. kaph, Geo. CGaIhed, rotcr
Cook. Nb
ITO THE MORklNGMEN or BEOOkLYN
3D. Convention Z to De held on McdncsdV Eyeu-
inr. Apu 81, N ~ Fulton A. t. make Arnuscr.cuts
Tor Mass Moctint OF me WoikiuguCn Of Is uokl IN
Al to'i'ties requested 10 send delegates to sad
oouyuDt1u, du.y accredited
l& j. b. KELLY, Sec. Pro TEN.
1 Under THE MANAGEMENT OF 1HE
~ Father Mathew 4. \. IS. SOC .oty, No. o, Nh. A.
49, IL iOoNt legs 10 inform her frivlG and The
pubic that she will give fret clas cutcrtGnm' ~
toll ht F..t, Mach let. NJ g u ; nm avenue.
lruf. Daniel Bone spec b. diff ent IItves
between Miss uooou mi Mr. BO,ne, Lad and sir
| lC'ur l''ZC, with les DItrsHa, Ia Clu.HrtU Hud
soue ou,iu t laI4cs Gui gentlemen hsy, v0.un.cer
| ed tLcir services. l.,
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nlLL.LEAEINn Ho.ns.

1hcf" londs are DO. sor'h a premium, vhich in-
croasos ,hc sctud profit Oh the I-aO loan, Ind iia
'r1EptOu from stIts ami munio,pd! tdIH.oql
ddo' frO1u on. {. three ptr cent. HIor', according
to a., rate levied other property. Toe Interest IL
payable n currency aom-lnIuAlly by coupons aitAch-
ed TO eloA note, which may be CT "a and fold 70 any
bans or banker
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc

CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HORSES AND
~ haruc's 70. Salc-ltree stock, coAprsl1g 40
Lew and s,eond-hand family carriages rockawbys
AID buzInt4 wagons, cheap, ut ~ hevins e. u.
lyu, 4UT
TOR SALE-SlACHlNE AND HORSE FOR
L saItias LaILa. wS0L ~ 80 WesS .IIAR ~
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SEWING MACHINES.

- + W IN MACHINES-FIRST CLASS
- Whistler 4 Wilson's sewing machines 10 r,u', at
SALLAWAS's >, " w we, W. the l0reat gates, III
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM
n without board let tor two single sentemal, lGl
N alison Is Dol
BOARD WAATED-BY A YOUNG MAN
ID aud wife, IN respectable American iumil. Vs., teI
18th and 3lu ts, mo- .h EIDE. -uuTCss stating tenn
W. D.. box s9l sun Office ~
FURNISHED ROOMS-A WHOEVER
l. = daushtes want iuTnfhei room and bed CON,
with without Hoard. Location below 9Th ~ and
uoSr the B0wery Address, stating location aud q us
NJ, box $50 sun Office. ~
HOTEL GARNI, 1875 EAST 18Th ST., 4
doors lUun 81 sv'nue-tuuIshed bedrooms .jr
respectable mechanic, each separate gp0Ul, ION
81 20 TO > ! 20 per week; double bedrooms = per
week, On the European rty.e 80,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
. :. 7-3O Loan. ny authority of the

I. =. 7-BO Loan. By authority of the
SCI, ota-v Of the Treasury, the Undersigned hAs ~
.umcd 'ho General subscription Agency ior thu sale
OF n.'oI States Treasury Notes loarinr seven and
thee. cati. per ceui intere.t pr anruri, KNOW %
ls the
SENEN.IlllErN LOAN.
These NOES ART Issued under date Of June 18th
l. and are paya We three YEAR from that time in
currency, Or are convertible a. the optOn VI tho
holder mo
T. :. J-sU StN PER CENT.
GDlI-bEALING BONDS.
Thee bonds are nos aor'h premium, which IN
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N
"A wner can have IL by proving operty and paying
eNprnces. InquIIo at 6li Nest 4ith ct. %
r OST OR SIRAYED on THE 2tTH-A
- black and Whi'e -oat larrc hitc -tfp. On her
bat. Ans one returning her 70 lOhN o. lNN VIII
te Id rally rewarded, between 4sri and 4itl ats
llthuye. 81
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Ut DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEFR. WILL
vi. sell this day, at lOS o'clock at the aucti,
rome 10 Nassau I. large ami valuable lssn tuynt
Of Household uluuIc OF every desc Itiou, Carpets,
Mitti's-"s Bedding, &C. -
MORTGAGE SALE COACHES. HORSES.
w RICHARD WALTERS. Auc'o d. will sell
th- day, Friday, ut II O'Clock, at 70 Bon cry, viz
tue OF cha'tel MORTGAGE, . good hack ~ chcs,
cellont hack hor-ss. and r,ts double IN ncsa. 40
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q \ REwARD-LOST, ON MONDAY AT
.1D tcrnoon. 18th init In Wall " omnibus,
pact a. % OF Deeds and nosc ipuousoi Mining Lads,
OF no yauc except 10 The Owner adiro &c! a. JgI -.
T.. Bl'tLf, Met 10 itan Hotei, New YORK Tho
nudOr wlI lctelve the reward b. leaving the plpls
NJ the Mero,olitrn llo,cL .
sJn REV Aku-LUSI A HOUND, Ss,ttr
Wv rcd colorrd, with white tiegs he has a
8 elDg on biz rieht hind part. lie who delivers him
on o rfth 4, will receive NJ owe said reward. Any
p,rs0u - warned not 10 buy this do. zO5
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DAWNBROkIR'S SALT W. EZEKIEL
H.suriucut Of second hand clothing, ladies' shoes
hosiery, &c. b. order ofJOllN 81 LLlNAN, % Sew
Chambers ~. 10
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LOST AND FOUND.

A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID
a s,.t. . H. an cle,uuscks "A Ittlt sold slp.r VIII a
N,aouc emblem on II, a leaf with a red stone n H.
ani me postage stsmis, AMI little lion KEY, the
property OF poor ItIsuu, which il al he Il sorth.
il any person viii return tue 'Hmc 70 WALTER
Law son, No, ~ Madlson IT. he Viii greatly ohgs
tie owner. los
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'TWlNE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIA-
l. tiOn-Ihe regular monthly meeting " III be he d
bGtuI lay, April l. Ut +. N, nj ~ Beokman st.
10 JAS. 4. TRAY EkS, sec.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Weichman's Testimony.

90
! yWeichman, one of the principle witnesses
against the Surratts in the Washington trials,
was clerk in the, War Department, and the
telegraphic correspondent OF the Boston Id
uertiser explains how it came about that he
could see so much at the Surratt's and not sus-
pect more, and how he could leave his office
for such frequent drives into the country with
his landlady. He says
) l understand that this gentleman had his
suspicious aroused by the secret conferences
at Mrs. Surrats many months ago, and infer
red, from what he knew of the family, that a
grand blockade running scheme and tobacco
speculation was in progress. He Immediate
ly reported what he had seen and what he
suspected to the Secretary OF War, who COM
mended his vigilance, and directed him to con-
tinue boarding with the Surratts, to observe
all he could, and to report any definite re-
suits. T8 III ~ ~
Weichman's business was such that he was
not held to account for his frequent absences
in this secret service. There was, for weeks,
government spy stationed in the very heart
of the great conspiracy, of the real object of
which he was nevertheless ignorant, until the
terrible elimination of the plot. Weichman's
familiar intimacy with the Surratt family caus-
ed suspicion to fall on him soon after the muir
der, and he was even arrested and put into
irons at his desk in the War Department, but
soon after released by orders from Secretary
Stanton and sent with the detectives to Cana.
da as decoy to aid in the captureof Surratt.
This story furnishes the only plausible expla-
nation OF the mystery about Weichman's re-
latlons with the Surratts, and the War De-
partment and is probably substantially correct,
although Judge Holt did not deem it best to
bring out the facts in the court room. y
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Is Health Worth Having 2


If it is protect it. 1t is jewel easily lost ss
virtue, and in cases as difficult to recover Ma
ture in our climate and especially at this season,
requires to be occasionally reinforced But every
thing depends upon the Tonic used for this purpose
The medicinal tinctures all of which are based on
common aIsohol, are dangerous Quinine, as every
body finds out who takes much Oft is slow poison
One safe protective from all unhealthy atmospheric
influences exist, and only one This powerful pre-.
venta.iveis HosTErTf RS STOMACH BITTERs
a compound of the purest stfmulant ever manufac
tured, with the most effective toncs alternatives reg
ulators, and depurators that chemistry has yet ex
tracted fem the botanical kingdom Convaescen.
languid and feeble from recent sickness, viii find
the Bitters Incompatible restorative, not disa.
greeable to the taste, and eminently invigoratng
No other ftimuants produces the same effect as this
Stomachic 1t does not excite or fatter the nerves.
occasion any undue arterial action; but at once
soothes and strengthens the nervous system and the
animal spirita. A4 At %
New York House, 50 Cedar Street, MY. a
may dSw2w if.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-20
Letter from the State Oauital.

AUGUSTA, May. 10, 1865.
To the Editor Of the Press:
The following commissions have been issued
from the Adjutant Generals Office, not hereto
fore announced, viz
First Regiment CaUalry.---Joel Wilson. Cor
ham, Captain Co. F; John E. Lougee, Parsons
field, LIST Lieut.. Co. F; John F Hill, Berwick, I'd
Lieut.. Co.
First Regiment Veteran Infantry-John Nc
Lellan, Casco, Captain Co. A; William H. Blood
Sebec, LIST Lieut. Co. E; W. Scott Robinson, Sum-
ner, I'd Lieut.. Co. I.
Eighth Regiment Intantry.-JosephS Chase,
Carratunk, Captain Co. E; Michael Murphy.
Ellsworth, ID Lieut.. Co. G. 1903
Twelfth Regiment LTantry.- B. Ches-
ley, Lincoln, LIST Lieut.. Co. d.
Fifteenth Regiment Intantry.-w lillian H.
Carr, Garland, LIST Lieut.. Co. H; Peter F. Nc
Cam, Calais, I'd Lieut.. Co. H.
The whole number of military commissions
issued in this State since the commencement Of
the rebellion, is 4l75,-more than four regiments
Soldiers in camp and hospital here are fast
being mustered out and discharged, and military
business is rapidly falling of. We shall soon
have no soldiers here, except patients in hos
pital, needing medical treatment. HEI1os.