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GT0LEE from the subscribers, Oct. "a, 1865, at
- West Minot, One Black Edre, years old, weighs
from 800 to SEQ bs has about inches below the right
ear white spot the size Ct silver dollar second
hand Harness. silver mounted; Wagon Of Miller &
Trulls make, Lyndon, VT, newly painted black and
vanished, and striped with red with one more stripe
on the ofhub than the near, and two cushions ON
the seat ell ptic springs, the right one having been
partially broken. Also a Silyer-Plated Harness,
every buckle (which is the strap across
the orehead Of light blue color and the cross straps
ON the nose filed with nails. The wagon contained
Sleigh Robe made from wQmans shawl stuffed
with batting and the edges fnged.
Whoever win return said property, or give inior
nation where t may be found, 70 the Subscribers at
Oxiod, Maine, shall be suitably rewarded; and Who
property shall receive One Hundred Dollars RE
WM. w. OLIVER.
RICHARD FRYE.
Oct 3f-d1w
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COLGATEs HONEY SOAP!

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and enolent in its nature, fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon The 81 in.
For sale BIZ all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
inne31d1Yr 81. II. go ~
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From statements made by Mr. Clark, OF South
Berwick junction, was induced to call on DR..
LghthiIl, No. 10 Bedford street, and now cheer
fully record that after being under his gentle but eff
cient treatmen. only short time, could hear as
well with my right ear, which have not been
able to he sr my watch tick through for six months
SO - J.H. BURLEIGH B
South Berwick, Me-, July IT, 1862 III Iq
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. Hairs Rubber Emporium

is at i47 Middle Street. where every variety of Rub
Der Goods be procured, at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent june2stt
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LOOK. LOOK !

SEND ME ONE DOLLAR, by mail, and l will
send you any of these Gold-P Plated 4Articles:-
Ladies Neck Chain, Gents Vest Chain, No. 3 Lock
ct Tor two pictures, Jet Hoops, Set Of Ladies Jewel
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Pearl Sleeve Buttons. Gold Plated Buttons, Silver
Plated Pen-Holder, Pen and Pencil.
Address
Oct 27-sNd4w& Roy 133.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

That Rubber Goods can be repaired in a neat ant
substantial manner at
r55 HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM,
ijuly21sntf 147 Middle st.
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. .
HaIl's vegefabls siciIian Hair Renew
has proved itself to be the most perfect prepare
ton for the hair ever offered to the public.
1t is vegetable compound, and contains no inju-
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1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
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1t cleanses The scalp and makes the har.soft lus-
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No persen, old or young. should fail to use It.
4 1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
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E1F- Ask for HALLS Sicilan Hair Remover, and
take no other. IS fN'
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
". r. Paiaips + Co Wholesale AGENTS.
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SPOKEN.

July 26 lat ., Ion 25 W, ship st Paul, Martin FIN
London Tor Gale. r
Sept9 lat 26 40 NJ Ion 81 IS w, ship Nicholas Bid
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oct 10 at II u, lon "a &c. ship Gen Mcclellan, from
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A Rare Chance.

lures of well established DRY AND FANCY
GOODS BUSINESS, in one of the most fiourishing
cities in the State.
For particulars apply to
6 G. BACKMAN Sc co..
Lewiston, Me.
Oct 2s-sN d1w#
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Proposals for Erecting q
Chanel.

Sealed proposals ior the erection Of Chare on the
plan Of The aTcniteet MIR. Fassett, win be receive M
the 1isee q IL; NJ Payson No 90 Exchange street
aI Plans and s5scS, veneer 4th, O'Clock P. H.
sons Office. S aeen u MI ray
Oct 3l-5td
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DISASTERS.

Barque Hunter, Lee, at New York from Cow Bay
CB had heavy weather on the passage; Goth inst in
a strong gale rom NV, shipped heavy sea, which
swept decks stove hatch house, rbulwarks and sky
light, and filled cabin with water. IA
1t was reported at Wilmington NC 25th, that the
schr John Williams, which cleared at that port for
Boston about four weeks ago. had been discovered off
Hatteras full of water and all hands dead. 1t Is sup
posed the crew died of fever.
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REMOVAL!

MRS. A. COLBY.
Has removed her stock OF Millinery to rooms over
her old Store, No. Free Street Block, where she is
prepared to receive her customers
Portland, Sept. Ii, 1866. 1wedtbeneodtf
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RICE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

CD ana II East Water ST.,
MI w AUK IE, WISCONSIN.
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF
PoEK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEKps, etc.
The following choice brands OF Flour on hand-
BEKTsHY.s BEST, N. WARREN, ~
et.'' CABINET, FAcIF
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Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
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Cures of Osorrhra, or Discharge from
abe Ear. eHl

Cures of Osorrhaa, or Discharge from
the Ear.
SOUTH BERWICK JUNCTION, Sept. LIST.
DIR. LIGHTHILL:-I. A. w. Clark, of South Ber-
years have been troubled with deafness and dis
charges from the ear. My deafness has been such
that with the utmost exertons, could not hear tie
loudest conversation, when directly addressed tone.
I had consulted many physicians and aurists, but
could got no relief. Acting under the advice of
friends (who, by their own experience, know of DR..
Lighthls in the treatment of such difficult
ties gave him trial, which resulted in the COM
plete restoration ofmy hearing. The discharge from
my ear entirely ceased, without detriment to my
health. The cure was performed upon me four
months ago, during which time my hearing not only
remained ooi, lin spite ofseveral colds which su-
cred from,) but actually improved, SO that now /
can hear as perfect though my hearing had never
been affected
I would recommend all those afflicted with the
above complaint to place themselves under the mild
treatment OF Dr. Llgnthill. A. w. CLARK.
Cure OfDischnrscs from fhe Ears, of mine
years' standing, upon Mr.. f. f. Priest, of
Gardner, Mass.
This to certify, that for nine years or more was
afflicted with dsagreeablc and offensive discharge
from my ears, rendering me quite deaf About
year ago placed myself under the care of Light
hill, and to the surprise ofmy friends and myself in
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PHOTO GRAPHS l
THE largest, best. and cheapest Establishment in
the State. All work warranted. Card Photo
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r A. M. MCKINNEY.
Oct 6--s N eod&eow3m ISL Congress st.
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Considerations for Insuring In the Equi-
table Life Assurance Society.
FmsT.- Premiums all regular Life Policies
cease at fixed dates.
SEcoED.-An Endowment Policies Gee AIRED non
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TmaD.-Its cash income is greater than that OF
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FoURTH.-No other company ever organized 18th
er in Europe or America, has experienced such ex-
traordinary prosperity.
FIFTH.-An of its profits are divided among the
insured.
SIxTH.-Its "a 10 Of disbursements to receipts Is
less than that OF any other company. r.
SEyESTH.-The rates Of premiums are as low as
those Of any other first class company.
REFEREScEs.-Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, Messrs. Robinson g. ogder,
New York. sn
CHARLES b HALL, Agent.
oface No. 70 Exchange St., Portland
Oct 31-dH
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
y PHILADELPHIA, Oct 80 = Brig Stella Tucker
from Cardenas for Portland, with molasses was
abandoned at and the crew brought to this port
Vessel and cargo INSPIRED.
1.-THE Stella was good vessel of 29s tons, built at
Richmond, Me, in 1853, and was owned in Portland
by Littlejohn & Chase, Geo Hunt, and othcrs.l &,
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

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n M "A stated meeting Of the Maine Charitable
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at u o'clock. ave -N'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pc r II l. A n D
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

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~ Reading Matter on all Four Pages.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-29
PRESIDENT LINcOLN's LETTER TO GEN.
WEITZRI,

Il has heretofore appeared tnat the late Presi-
dent of tho United states addressed letter to
Gea. weitzel, soon after the occupation Of this
city by the Union troops authorizing him to per-
nit the Rebel Log stature of Virginia" to as
semble In Richmond. This letter has Just been
published in the Washington Chronicle
HEApoR's ARMIES OF TIE UEITkD STATES,
CITY PoINr April 6, 1863.
Major General Weitzel, Richmond, Va.
II has been minated 10 me that the gentle
men who have acted as the Legislature Of Vir-
sinia in support Of the rebellion, may now desire
to assemble at Richmond and take measures to
withdraw the Virginia troops and other support
from resistance to the general Government. II
they attempt II, give them permission and pro.
tectlon until If at all, they attempt some action
hostile to the United States, in which case you
will notify them, give them reasonable time to
leave, and at the end of which time arrest any
who remain. Allow Judge Campbell to see this,
but do not make il public.
Yours DC. A. LINCOLN.
Handed to General Weitzel by Senator Wilkin-
son, on morning of the 7th Of April Weitzel
saw committee, who prepared call, which he
approved for publication. On l2Lh, W. re >eiyed
telegram from President in Washington. to an
null the call, as necessity for it had passed.
Since the above appeared, Senator Wilkinson
has published the following card
| wish briefly TO state that never saw this
letter until read 1t this morning in the paper;
that did not hand it or any other communica-
ton to General Weitzel nor was aware, while
in Richmond, that any such letter had been writ.
ten. II may not be imL roper to add that ]
shared the public surprise at the attempt to re-
we the cid rebel State government Of Virginia,
and that heartily endorsed the subsequent ac-
ton of the Government in revoking the order
calling the 9o.calltd Legislature Of the State to-
Ccther II. S. WILKINSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-29

ton of regard, Is favor wonld ask; apd l
GIEahsy ca. EcsllsasE, kali regard AZ
one of the highest marks OF respoct fomA hy
portion of nv fellow-citiZenS.
Trusting that shall continue to merit your
confidence and esteem In the discharge OF the
hiRh and important duties upon which l have
but lust entered, and with the best wishes
for your health, &C., individually,
am, gentlemen, yours truly,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
This gives as favorable an impression oil
President Johnson's courtesy as of his dig
nifty and integrity. On the point oil public
morality he is clearly right, and the irmness
of his refusal is sufficiently indicated by his
grounding It on convictions which he has
always held; but nothing could be further
removed from ungracious churlishnesj than
this firm refusal of q costly gift.
A slight circumstance, says the World
sometimes discloses much Of mans chsrac-
ter; and the incide Mt here recorded is in &C
cordance with two very marked traits which
have always been observed in Mr.. johnson by
those most in his intimacy. Among all the
men who have been in public life for the last
twenty years, none has shown more vigor OF
will in opposition so all the devices by which
venality is made to appear venial; and no
man has kept more steadily to the republi-
can simplicity which, in public officer, is
the best safeguard of prObity. The splendid
span of horses which he has refused are not
better matched than is the simplicity which
covets no fine coaches with the integrity that
would feel sullied by receiving volunteer
perquisites. Considering the enormous pa
tronage and disbursements of the Federal
Government, the country has reason to con-
graduate itself that this resolutely honest
aud high-minded statesman is at the head OF
affairs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-29
THE CITY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Maj. Gen. Halleek's headquarters are at the cor Of
0i MAJ Gen nHs5n G. Ord, commanding the Department
SIS 6dice in Female Institute, Tenth st., between
Big n Cen. n r. PatricE Provost Marshal General
Department Of Virginia; Headquarters cor Clay and
Bf.Vs Brig deE John T. MuIord Agent for the
change Of Prisoners has an Office at the s. E. cor. Of
ST Brsr. BS e s ScS. Chief Engineer Depart
ment Of Virginia ofsee, Medical College. cor Mar
'l Lieut. T. s. Merrill Post ouartermastsr oMco, Win
&C Capt D. B. Mott Post COmmisssry Office, No. lis
't Co. H. p Small, Chief COmmissary Department Of
V GsSpt EisS SSs tsn'V oa s
neer and Issuing Commissary once opposite lSbroad
Lieut.. Col. Geo. A. KensOl Inspector General De-
partment Of virginis once, Female Institute build
Capt C. g. scoville, Paroling ofcer. Office, Hall Of
Delegates, I'd floor Capitol building. -, >,
the James has his ONCE In the Female Institute
Col. Geo. Suckley, u ). ". Medical Director Of De-
partmenT OF Virginia. once in Baptist female inS"-
Acting staff Surgeon VIM. H. Palmer, U. S. A, Post
AeSs Assistant Surgeon Sanders, u s. A, in charge
o 5. Dspensary, cor. Broad and Eighth SIS,
sa Ma Cor = Of Il Broad and Ninth SIS. '''
Capt. Fred Martin, Chief Commissary Of Musers,
Department Of Virginia onice Tenth ST., I'd door from
brig Brig Cen LudlOws once. Baptist College Ouis-
LENT Col Frederick d. Manning, Provost Marshal
Army of the James, and President Of Relief Commits
sion Office cor. OF Broad and Tenth SIS Told Passport
Mai. Gen. John Gibbon, command & 9th Army Corps.
Headq River Road continuation oil Gary seeV
one mile from the city
DrsrRIcT OF THE APPoNArrox, Headquarters at Man
chester 80 49,, - =, - -
| Lieut. Col. John Coughlin, 10th n II. Vols, COM
Capt Abel E. Leavenworh, 9Th Vt. Vols, Acting AS
ocers are respectfully requested TO inform as Of any
errors or omissions in the above directory.
| Is CHARGE OF NEGRO APRAIRs. .-.Geo Gibson, Cap
Institute third door room No. r. From whom per-
init has TO be obtained and presented TO ocor In charge
of Aims House or Chimberazo Hospital for the hiring
Il OF negro servants. $500, -. r.
Negro women girls and boys for hire, uhot Zee,
nj The Aims House east end OF Second street, wv Gene
teryj Officer in charge Samuel Norfolk, Lieutenant
1 2Oth n Y s. Militia, office on the premises. .
Negro for hire, ri.oJee, at the Chimoorslo HOS
ptal, near Rockets Landing Ofneer in charge w d.
brown, Captain 18th u 5 Infantry once On the pre-
II
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Az ATTACK on JOHN MINOR BorTs.-Ou
the night Of Good Friday-the night the late
President was murdered-the residence OF
the Hon. John NJ. Bolts, at Auburn, Brand y
station. Culpeper, Va, was attacked by a
marty of seven guerrillsS and the life of that
Unionist put in jeopardy.
They arrived near midnight, when all the
family had retired, with the exception of Mr..
Botts and . friend Of his stopping with him,
the barking of the dogs giving these gentle
men the first intimation OF their untimely
visitors. On proceeding to the door, in an.
sWer to their knock, Mr.. Bolts was confront.
ed By a party Of three, whose carbines, cock
ed and aimed, we're presented At his breast.
On asking them what they desired, the reply
was. "Your money or your life" Mr.. Bolts
then suddenly closed and bolted the door,
went and armed himself and friend with
loaded reyolvers, and the two then re-opened
the door and again faced the party. Seeing
the new condition Of things, the guerrillas
changed their tactics, one Of them exclaim-
ing tina As they saw he was true man they
would not further disturb him. Mr.. Bolts,
in replv, ted them that their respect for tn g
revolyers showed their good sense, as, had
they persisted in their efforts to rob him,
some of their lives would have paid the PEN
atty, even if his had been forfeited in the
fight. The cowardly midnight robbers then
departed, and next morning several of the
neighbors were found to have been the VIC
tins of the same party. This is the first
time Mr.. Bolts has ever been attacked, and
Il is q little singular that the occurrence
should have taken place on the night Of the
assassination Brooklyn Union.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-29

PRESENTATION AND SUPERIOR Satur-
day evening a very pleasurable affair occur
red at the Ballard House, in which number
of gentlemen participated. The occasion
was the presentation to Captain James G.
Slaght, formerly Depot Quartermaster, now
Assistant Treasury Agent, of an elegant gold
watch, the gift Of the employees of his Of
fee. The watch is an English patent lever,
and is worth $500 in gold. Mr.. Gill was the
spokesman on the occasion, and delivered
the watch in some graceful remarks in be-
half of his associates. Captain Slaght, in
receiving the testimonial, adverted to for
mer associations, and he was peculiarly
happy in his remarks.
Upon the presentation, some excellent
music was furnished by the Glee Club at
tached to the oath Massachusetts, band, after
which collation. was served, and the enjoy =
ment was very great. Song, wit and senti.
ment ruled the evening, and the company
broke up at late hour, the recipient of the
testimonial and the donors alike well pleased
with the occasion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-29

VISITS TO GOVERNOR PIERPoNT.-Saturday
about noon Major General Halieck, Major
General Ord and Brigadier- General Curtis,
accompanied by their respective staff OH
GERS, paid formal visit to Governor Pier,
pont. Immediately afterwards he was waited
npou by the members of the Court of Con-
citation and portion of the Committee of
Arrangements. The presentations to the
Governor and his lady took place in the
drawing-room. The Governor was afable
and kind in his reception, and the meetings
were mutually agreeable to all concerned.
Governor Pierpont was also waited upon
by Messrs. John B. Baldwin, Hugh W, Shelf
few, NJ. G. Hartman and VIM. N. Tate, the
special delegation from Augusta county
They were kindly received, but nothing deli
nito TRANSFERRED, as the meeting was merely
n formal one.