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erlv advertised IN 1864, ssill be sold for
49, offSeg
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srrorxgr 4. I.tr. VIII attend to AT lega
I.-s.ftegs entrusted Il lis care, Ia the North
part y: Il sennsiH,sii-i AT collections prompt
ATTENDED t.. Office iii Presee,t, i IS.
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-15
OUR GHOST CLUB.

By that fine poet and finished writer.
HARRY HARDWOOD LEEcH.
These papers are Of intense interest. and
cmbOdy mysterious and startling revelations
OF life in both hemispheres
The more immediate tastes Of our readers
will also be carefully catered for. BY our
translators and correspondents, VINO viii
keep Us an fat Of the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-15

Hart OF SW NV
commencing at the sw corner
Of NV or of section 2 thence
east 80 rods, thence nearly due
north % rods to the road then
along the road 80 rods TO the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-15

Lot ? block Fl, IN village Of
Beldenyille.
Blocks 10 and IL in village
of Trimbelle.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-15
Current Literature OF the
World.

essays that appear IN the foreign io-Trsl-
That popular department known =
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-15
LILLIAN's LOVERS;

A Romance Of Baltimore.
BIZ LESoISE.
The scene Of this interesting story Is laid in
the monumental CITY. The charming men
and women who move in that brilliant soce-
~, for which Baltimore has ever been. rs il
were, social Athens. live and love il thi.
true story of the heart.
Another feature Of The aew volume viii be
a series Of copyrighted articles. called
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-15
yIng sOllth o. confer Of hlgh-
way. containing II acr's more

Part of ne Sc
beginning 80 feet east of sw
corner, thence e 6 rods, then
n 80 rods. thence W 6 rods
~ 1Iooa &c hnr-suv,.oor
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-15

So PER YRAR; SINGLE NUMBEEs, u CESrs.
The Trade. Clergymen, Teachers and Clubs
supplied on favorable terms.
address. ". III. BIDW BILL,
5 Beekrnan S@Fees. kew York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-09
Il 0 T + C E

HEAD QUARTERS MILITARY GovEEN"E.
Ai.ENA xnEIA, VA, May ;, 1868
4 LII interested ::rc notified that '}rrs here
"A trfofe !s>u Il from these: headquarters upon
the subject OF the disposition OF liquors III ill.,"
city Of .'eyandr a, are still IN force.
opirituous, vi .nuS, Or malt iu ~, not
to be sold given away, without permission
obtained fro II these headquarters
Orlc-s Just received, require that Il n,itr
OF seizure of stock ol liquor, 10 be Inflicted
The penalty Of fine Or Imprisonment, Will
be inflicted whnl deemed necessary
is hoped that all will quietly arIuh:sce in.
and obey he orders upon this subject, rs the
same are, for itary reasons. still considered
necessary for thu continued preservation Of
9 od order, and the protection Of persons and
property III the city.
JNO P. SLOUGH.
Brig. Gtncra Volunteers,
my ; # Military Governu-. 4 exA. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-09
A RNOLD & FIELD
Merchant ,IailOrs,

MILITARY AND GFNTIE.NI EMS
FURNISHING STORE,
Would invite inspection Of their large stock Of
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTINGS,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make to order as cheap as can be had
equality consderedl in the city Of New York
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection Of
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience il that branch justitfes Us
in assuring satisfaction in that line We keep
g select assortment Of Shirts [all kind Collars,
Qinen and p2ape'l Necktics; Scarts, Socks,
Suspcndcrs, Handl1archiofs, Gloves, &C., usual
ly,found in u we'll regulated Merchant Talorng
Establishment Call and see us. Don't forget
the number, 50 King Street, between Pitt and
Royal one door east OF parkers Theatre.
VIM ARNOLD,
ian TT JOHN A. FIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-09

Richard Harris, Of this place. was last week
arrested in Washington, on the charge OF
having by false representations, traded with
Mrs E. Tanneholz, on King street, Tor
breastpin, with diamond sets, which cost her
$780, and having given In exchange a pin,
represented as being diamond pin, which
turned out to be counterfeit. Harris was
brought back to this place, and committed for
further examination.
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|. i,ilAl. N Il W y

Tie How .ir Ilr was jssu' hy Mai !
Genyr Augur Ac>t,;ttay
ilo RS DEPT or WASHINGTON
q 30 ARMY CORPS:
WAsHISGros, ID. c., May S: 1865.
CtrcMlar--
No passes will hereafter be required in this
Department, excepting by officers and enlisted
men.
BY cammald Of MAR Gencral G. T. Augnr
A. f. KING, A. ~ G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-09

FISH -Shad were selling this morning, at
the wharf, for $50 per thousand; and herring
$40 s2 per hundred. So far, this has not
been an abundant year for the Potomac isl er
les, and There remain but eight nr ten days, (if
that, OF the season. Indeed preparations for
cutting out, as it is technically called, are al
ready being made at several Of the landings.
The -hernen say that the number OF steam
boa,s running on the river this Spring, has
scattered the schools Of fish, and prevented
their being caught in the seines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-09

HE ID AND 1TIi ARMY CoepS --General
men u rae. and :, !, { .rp arr .ns il Wash
lngton tn rultt to join their respective corps
vii! report to VI r. General 'arkn, command
ing Dlsgi!ct Of Alexandria, &c Alexandria, Va.
and there await the arrival Of their commands.
A man named August Myers, formerly re
siding in Baltimore, tobacconi-t, killed him
selfin Washington on Sunday, Fl st neatly cut
ting off one of his hand :, and then throwing
himself from the third story window Of his
lodging,
The Cotton Factory is ~ lon ger use.i As a
military guard house Su,f Of the prisoners
as were there, and have not been released,
were transferred to the jail or the military
prison, corner of Prince and Fairfax streets
1t is designed to institute at once large
curtailment of the Potomac hotla fleet, the
free navigation Of the river no longer re
curing an enforcement Of the blockade.
Mr.. Roscoe G. Green, formerly arefugee
from Richmond but for three years past 4
clerk in the Treasury Department. has been
appointed postmaster at Petersburg.
VEGETABLE STANDS The Vegetable stands,
in the Market, we're ren'el last Saturday, and
the amount brought b. tharenting for the year,
was So, l27. taa
There has been strike" of the Coal
beavers at the Georgetown wharves, their
wages having been reduced. But these are
not now the days for Strikes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-09

N o I / . 4
Having purchased the TA1LORlNG ES-
TABLI5HMENT of Mr.. Daniel Shay, under
the Mansion House, Fairfax street, propose 70
maintain the former reputation OF the mouse,
Hedging myself to keep always on hand, as
p GOOD an assortment, upon as reasonable terms
- any other first class establishment, in this,
or the neighboring cities. :, r1rn
Mr.. S. E. RIDGLEY will continue as XXI
TER. and warrants satisfaction; respectfully
solicit continuation OF TIE nper opera { Ra'r9na0
extended to the former pr0pr1e1ors, " 4n a.
Murray. =. o. y. 1900
ap eff ohoer 'h"nS'o' lAou'o'
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We receive, sometimes notes from suoscrl
bers in other states, complaining ttat the
Gazette IS not received regularly by them
1t is not our fault. The papers are regularly
mailed But, at this time, there is necessarily
disarrangcment in the regular transit of the
mails. In short time, we have no doubt,
there will be entire regularity in the receipt OF
letters and papers through the post offices
The large numberof officers and soldiers in
town, gives token of the closing of the war,
and of the return of most of the u. 5. forces,
lately in the field, to their homes They are
the avant couriers Of large divisions OF the
armies, now on their way to Washington, and
to be mustered out of service.
G. w. Gibbons, Frederick county, w., has
been commissioned notary public by Gov.
po1n,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-09

STEAMBOAT DIFFICULTIES. The Washing
tn Chronicle says that the former difficulties
have been renewed letweeen Mr.. Van Riswick
who runs line of boats between Washington
and Alexandria, and the party who run the
Young America between the SAME points On
Sunday, Van f. tore up, the wharf, in Wash
ington where the Young America lands,
claiming right to do So for repairing it. The
police prevented disturbance: R
ACCIDENT. MIR. William Slater, son Of Mr.
John Slater, of this place, met with a severe
accident, on Sunday last, in Washington. lie
was about leaving the street cars, when they
started and before he could recover his feet
the wheels ran upon them crushing and injur
ing them very badly. He is now, we are glad to
learn, improving; though he narrowly escaped
the loss OF both of his feet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-09

mg~ FREE LECTURES The last Of the
series of Free Lectures, given by the Friend
shin Fire Company, will be delivered by Dr.
J. 3. johnson, at American Hall, on Thursday
night next, May II, at = o'clock.
Subject-Inhuence Of the Passions upon the
Body. o.
Reserve seats for ladies. my 9-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-09

Resident and returned citizens, returned
soldiers, and paroled prisoners, in this place,
continue to take the oath Of allegiance to the
u. S. every day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-09

A son of Com. Jeffers, Of the Washington
Navy Yard, was drowned on Sunday last, by
falling into deep pond at the Navy Yard.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26

~ &l0's best BIRDS. 70@s0c
do. medium. so @65
do. common. SO @60
halffbs best BIRDS. rs @80
Natural Leaf, hs. s101 %
Navy pounds -. .75@ IS
w God. T5g
Hard. retail ...s10@1250
Soft, /" ....7 50@9 90
i Varnish. a.
Furniture. .....2 75@s00
Coach 8 Ng650
: Damar. a.. 30095 90
5 Wool. s4
Fleece. .......... 70@T6
lIPulled. .......-.... 1896
)lPelts. ....... 125 q 15U
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eo - Nobody giving attention to Diogenes
while discoursing of virtue and philosophy, he
fell to singing funny Song, and multitudes
crowded to hear him. Eye godsp' he said,
"how much more is folly admired than wisdomp
Poor human nature =. et4. ~
81 They had a soup house in Richmond pre-
vious to the evacuation, and the WING calls for
its re-estabIshment, s'to aid the authorities and
the Christian Commission in the work of supply
ing the many thousands of suffering poor with
food" ea p hF
% Richmond seems to have been the head of
southern religion as well as of Southern poll
tics and treason. There were five weekly re-
ligious papers published theie, besides Sabbath
School papers and papers issued expressly for
the army. The weekly papers were two Presbv-
terrain, one Baptist, one Episcopal and one Meth
odist. rSs a. .S..s.. s,.--. +.
~ The Richmond Wing says the streats ~
that city that used to hustle and hum like hive
with business and activity, begin to wear their
old aspect again. Drays fill the streets, boxes.
barrels aud packages the sidewalks, and men.
with locomotive energy in them, move about
with velocity that is contagious. Old ware
houses, thst have been closed and to let since
1861, are opening on every hand. "a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26
The Campaign On Georgia. !

,- CHATTANOOGA A, Tenn, April "a.
The Gazette has rebel news Of the move
ments of Gen. Wilson up to the 10th. West
Point, Columbus and Griffin, and 1t is believed
Macon have fallen into our hands. The rebel
Gen, Tyler was killed, and 142 men were cap
tured at West Point. The two bridges, rail-
road depot, and all the rolling stock of the
West Point and Montgomery railroad were
destroyed at the former place. 1000 rebels
were captured in Columbus, and paroIed. 50
Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, has called out all
the militia between the ages of 16 and go, for
the defence of the State. .asss
On the 10Th body of the raiders were on
the west point Of Alta ia railroad, 43 miles
south Of Atlanta. Gen. Wilson appeared to
be heading westward, probably for Savannah.
The rebel papers give the news Of the assas-
sination Of President Lincoln, but make ne
comments upon it. they deny the surrender
of Lee; and say that heIwas all right ON the 9Th
inst, and that Grant lost 5000 men in the bat.
tie ofAmelia Court House. n 9aa5s
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SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date of June 18th,
1866 and are payable three years from that time, in
currency. or are convertible at the option Of the
holder into lfah
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U. s. Circuit Court.
CLIFFORD J. PRESIDING.

Tuesday-Thoma Snow VS.. Gaspee Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, of Provi-
dence, r. |.
The trial of this case was commenced. Its
an action to recover two policies of insurance
amounting to $4,000 on ship Forest Oak and
her freight. 1t is contended by plaintiff that
the vessel was a total loss, while defendants
claim that the loss was partial. This is the
question for the jury to determine. g
The tIial of the case commenced at the
September term, and after occupying the
Court for three days, was Withdrawn from the
jury, and continued in consequence OF defend
ants calling for proof of abandonment OF the
vessel By plaintiff Not being prepared to
furnish such evidence at that time, the pro-
gress OF the trial was stopped.
Evans & Putnam. ss
Stinch6eld. M. ID. Butler.
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Supreme Judicial Court.

APRIL TERM-BARRows j. PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-The traverse jurors were i'm.
paneled as follows:
LIST Juy-Arthur Armstrong, Cape Eliza
BETH; Foremdn-Wm. H. Allen, Windham
Richard C. Boothby, Bridgtou; Charles 81
Bradley, Westbrook; VIM. Cressey, Gorham
Levi P. Cushmsn, Pownal; 0rrison Carnage
Casco; Tristram r. Griffin, Freeport; Gran.
vile Hall, Falmouth; John 81. Hall, Henry
w. Hersey, Portland; Seth Higgins, Stand
ish. ~ a - $3.50.
I'd Jury-Samuel r. jackson, Foreman,
Brunswick; Benz. F. Kinds, Isaac jackson
Levi j. Jones, Joseph johnson, Joseph H.
Perley, Portland; VIM. A. Jordon. Bridgton
Robert Libby, Sewall Milliken, scarboro
George W. Lowell, Gorham; Jacob Marstin,
Windham; Peter Merrill, Cumberland.
SupernumerGries- John Rolf, Raymond
John +. Sawyer, Gray; John r. Sawyer
Westbrook; Isaac L. Snow, Harpswell; Geo
F. Tabor, HarpsWell; Moses True, Jr., New
Gloucester; johnson Williams, Freeport;
Benz. w. Jones, Portland.
The first case taken up for trial was No.
152. Inhabitants Of Scarboro vs.. George w.
Parker. Suit on bond as collector of taxes.
The bond was given Feb. 81, 1862, to faithfully
discharge his dnties as Collector of taxes for
the year 1855. Parker has paid all he has col
lected to this town, but the uncollected
amount is the subject of controversy. The
case was withdrawn from the jury and goes
up on report. & $50 y3aa
Howard & Cleaves, Vinton & bennett.
Court adjourned to o'clock Wednesday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26

JEFF DGUis' Strength In TerGs-- KeSican Af-
fatrs-Insurrectton feared In st. Domingo.
NEW YORK, April 20.
e The Newbern Washington dispatch avs 1t
is believed there that JEFF. Davis will be able
to re organize a force of about 10000 troops
in Texas, with which he win move into Mex-
co, in the event ofbeing pursued by the Union
army.
The Mexican Min ster had IA lengthy and
very important interview with the President
to-day. Gen. Ortega has been sent for from
st Louis, and is hourly expected.
The Tribune learns from gentleman from
Havana, that serious apprehension exist there
of an instruction by the slaves. DepositsEof
arms have been found and several negroes ar
rested. The plot Is said to embrace the slaves
all over the Island.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26

PAINTINGS AT AUcTIoN.-The saleof oil
paintings which was to have taken place at
Market told City, Hall last Wednesday, and
which was postponed on occount OF the fun
eral ceremonies OF President Lincoln, will
take place this afternoon at the same place at
3 o'clock, by E. M. Patten. The collection is
a rich and valuable one. .3SS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26
Orders In Relation to Commerce ia Tirgtssia.
HEADo JARrEs IS MILITARY DIVISION OF
49, JAMES, RIoHMoND, Apr lbs.

General Orders No. q: q sN2A
s. 1st.-All restrictions upon domestic COM
merce and trade, except as to articles contra
band of war, in the State of Virginia, as insur-
gent territory, are by the authority of the
President removed in repect to all ports and
counties of this State which have duly sub
mitted to the authority. and are in the military
possession of the United States. "a M
2d.-Arms, ammunition, and all articles
from which ammunition is manufactured; all
locomotives, cars and railroad stock; all tele-
graph wire and apparatus; all rebel uniforms,
and gray cloth for manufacturing them, and
all spirituous liquors are to be deemed contra
band of war.
h3d.-The commanding general of the mill
tary division has authority to make such ex
ceptions to trade hereby Authorized as in his
opinion circumstances may require
By order Of Maj. Gen. Halleck. Approved
by order Of the Secretary ofWar.
easeo JAMES A. HARDEE,
Brevet Brigadier General.
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FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury tbs
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes.
bearing and three tenths per cent. nterespsr
annum, known asthe f-sl'aE a4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26

az Schooner Ida L. Howard. 149 tons old
M msasuremept-7 years old-built at 81.
INN George, Maine; veil found and in good
-KfASS& order. Apply to
4Sea DYER & PIERCE,
ap22dlw~ ~ 1859 Fore st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26

LOUISVILLE, KY, April rs. I.
Gen. Burbridge was yesterday presented, at
Camp Nelson, with>a $1,000 sword, belt, and
spurs by the colcred cavalry in the 9Th Brig
ade and the 9th q. S. colored cavalry. Gen.
Brisbin made the presentation speech, in which
Secretary Stanton was greater war minister
than Carnot, or any war minister that ever
lived. isii9 N4Aa~e sF
Gen. Burbridge said that the war with the
rebels was now over, and that he expected and
hoped soonto see our colored troops marching
into Mexico. az @ s''rgssN 81 :
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26
4 copperhead Editor Ktlled.

BALTIMORE. April %.
Joseph Shaw, editor. of the Westminster,
Carroll county, Democfat, was mobbed and
the material of his establishment destroyed on
the night of the murder of the President, on
account of his disloyal sentiments. He had
been warned away by the people, but returned
again yesterday to Westminster. Last night
he was again waited upon BY delegation of
citizens, who knocked at his door. He ap-
peared and was ordered to leave the place
forthwith. He then fred upon the crowd.
wounding young man named Henry Bell.
Upon this the enraged citizens fell upon Shaw
and killed him on the spot. ~ 4 49,.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26

THE Ladies Chrl -tian Commission would in
form those friends who hav always respon-
ded SO promptly to their ellis, that having re-
ceived urgent fequ SITS for flannel, they have
prepared large amount of work, and earnest
ly invite them to assist in making the gar
nents, that they may be Forwarded, as soon as
possible. Per Order.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26

HoNoRs TO THE GALLANT DEAD Yes
terday afternoon afforded the citizens of Saco
an occasion OF no common interest. 1t was
the funeral of the late Col. FRANK A. KEN
DRIcK, who died at the headquarters of Gen.
Grierson, in New Orleans, on the 31st ult.--
Col X. was a native ofSaco, where his parents
now reside, but for about ten yesrs past he
has been citizen OF Davenport, Iowa. In
1851 he enlisted, and was appointed captain
in the I'd Iowa cavalry, and subsequently was
promoted to Major of the same regiment, and
was in the great campaigns OF the southwest.
Subsequently he was made Colonel ola u S.
--eolored regiment, and faithfully served till he
fella tim to that scouge OF the camp--cnron
ic diarrhea. His remains were embalmed,
and sent, via Davenport where, under the
auspices of the City Government they lay In
stqte-to the home of his childhood for inter
ment, his devoted wife and married sister
returning with them from the Crescent City.
The funeral was held in the spacious Town
Hall, which was densely crowded. The hall
was tastefully decorated for the OCCASION
The Masonic fraternity with splen i'd band,
turned out in large force, to do honor to
gallant brother of their order, their cere'
monies being performed at the cemetery The
services in the hall were conducted by Rev.
Mr., Martin of the Methodist church, assisted
by the Baptist, Episcopal and Free Will Bap-
fist clergymen of the town. The funeral cor
tege was very large. The hearse was draped
in mourning, and drawn by four white horses.
A horse caparisoned in military style, also
draped, followed the hearse. 1t was the larg-
est funeral concourse ever known in the town.
Col. K's age was thirty and half years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26

MAY DAY FEsrIvAL.-The ladies Of the
I'd Parish Church are getting up grand fes-
tival for May day afternoon and evening to
come off at City Hall. When the ladies Of
that Society undertake to do any thing, they
do it in the b st manner, and on this occas-
ion the public may expect grand entertain
men'. We shall take occasion to refe to this
affair again. M
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26
Prem. eessasso,. o. The af,.rder Of M 1snoo,n

PITTsBURG. Pa, April %.
j. F. Duncan, reliable citizen of Pittsburg,
who has juss returned from Meadville, mem
( tons a singular circumstance In connection
with Booths assassination of the President
While stopping at the McHenry House in
Meadyille on the 4th of June last, Booth
wrote ona pane Of glass the following inscrip-
ton:
"Abe Lincoln departed this life August 18th
1854, by the effects of poison" CT 80.
ter in the same hand writ n.y.. Several of his
friends at different times occupied the same
room. A complete register has been kept of
all the names of the occupants Of that room
since June last. Ef@s IN vi q ~----
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26

HARPERs MAGAZINE for May contains an
illustrated article on Lymen Beecher, and one
on Washoe Revisited, besides numerous other
readable articles, some of which are finely
illustrated. Il has been received .6y Messrs.
Bailey g. Noyes, Davis Brothers and E. G.
Andrews, Exchange street. The family II
brary is not complete without Harper's
monthly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-26

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE.

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, -
Es h1a nei iusis Washington CRY, DC
: N! A5a f9lI B 8lg4 Essl April LIST. 1865 l
CANDIDATES for the position OF ~ ssis ant
~ Surgeon" in sh First Army Corp { Me-. G euer-
al Hancocks.) not fed that the reQuif ement
twoyears. precious service is no longer exacted
and that theoniy prere luisite tor examination will
be the ,sssslon of Diploma from some regular
Medical College. JOS. X. BARN.
~ pl7dztaw3w 81 aa Surgeon General.