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ExPLANATIoN.-In relation to Mr. Elliott
F. Clark, who was up before U. S. Commits
sioner Clifford last Monday, for pursuing the
business Of retailer Of liquor, without taking
out a Y. S. Internal Revenue license, we are
informed, that the'shop was kept by his young
son, and that the liquor sold was ale, put up in
small bottles, and which he had been request
ed to keepiby lady who used it as a medi-
cine Some. few bottles off had been sold to
Others, and the complaint was got up to salts
fy personal revenge. The boy was supplied
with mineral water, aud from the same source
he occasionally got few half pint bottles of
ale. His father, against whom the complaint
was made, stated facts to the the Assistant U.
s. District Attorney, and was governed by his
advice in settling the matter. Mr. Clark has
ever been known as a true and good friend of
temperance AisAa taa
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23

Row.-A parcel of brutes on India Street
set couple of dogs fighting, last evening; and,
as if that was not disgraceful enough, pitched
in among themselves for regular Donny-
brook affair. The police soon stopped the
sport, and arrested man and woman, and
took them to the lookup. lglaa y .aw
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Special Notice.

MR.. ALVAH LIBBEY, who has had the sole
w Agency for COLDS IMPROVED STEAM and
WATER HEATIKG APPARATUS, and the justly
celebrated McGregor Hot dir Furnace, both ofwhich
have world -wide reputation, Gamble found hereafter
at the store of Messis. g. b. STUART q CO., III
and 173 Middle St., where he win be happy to meet
tnose In want of furnaces and receive their orders.
81 ne attends personally to Furnace work.
81. .5.gft ~. & ALVAH LIBBEY.
Portland, Aug Fl, 1855, aug22d3m +,
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Marine Disasters,

New YORK, Aug. %.
The Exchange, of Newburyport, went ashore
on Hatteras Point, Hell Gate, to-day.
The schooner Charles Cooper, recently
ashore on Hogs Back, Hell Gate, came offyes-
terday.
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Notice. hdil9- &9h
T'HE Stockholders of the westbrook Manufactur
a ing Company are hereby notified that their An
nuai for the choice Of officers and the tran
sacton Of any other business which may come before
them viii be holden at the Office Of the subscriber IL
DAY OF AUGUST, 1906 at O'Clock p Nj
Is ,...s..s4,s.,sss RENSSELAER, CRAM, Clerk
Portland, August It'll, 1896 augsdtd
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E. M PArrEN, AUoroNEER, 70 Exchange St.
Auction

WILL be sold at public auction, on tie premises.
w on Saturday. the 18th day OF August, A. ID.
1865, at - NJ, the Haskell Estate, ON Cedar Street
PORTLAND, being numbered "A. The lot Is about ~
feet front by 113 feet deep, with q large wooden
house thereon, arranged for four families Title per-
iect Terms one-third cash, balance in one and two
years years For further particulars apply to EDW'D
fox, O. b. MERRILL, or the Auctioneer.
Aug 8, 1866. augioeodtd ID
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'DEERING HALL. was well filed last evening
at the entertainment by Shay's Quincuplexal
troupe, and the performances elected roars Of
applause and laughter Tie last entertain
ment win be given this evening. 1t is a show
worth visiting, the performances being varied
and unique. laN VI. h1oa 80 80
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Dissolution 4!

TIVE partnership Of LEACH & ROBINSON, is
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr. Rob
Leach who Is authorized to settle all debts due to or
from the firm.
- ~ A. Q. LEACH
... - HENRY ROBINSON
Portland, Aug IL, 1850. augi4d3w
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS. EN-
IL GINE6, AND RAILROAD IRON.

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAuRoADs
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,
t..f.l Washington, ID. c., august H. 1865
VIII be sold at CITY POINT, VA, on wEDNFs-
DAY, October II, at II O'Clock A. NJ: About four
thousand (4,00O) tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRIDAY, October
49, at I'm:
Five (5l first class Locomotive Engines.
About (60) Freight Cars and one al Passenger Car
At NORFOLK, VA, October Is, at 8 p. N:
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON TUESDAY, October
17th
Fifty (6Ol frst-elGss Locomotive Engines, feet "a
inch gauge.
Eighteen (1Sl new Platform Cars, five foot gauge
Twenty 1--WE 1851 Box Cars, ave 5) foot gauge.
About three hundred and ffty l35O) Box Cars, feet
81 in. gauge.
About two hundred and thirty t2sO) Platform do,
feet 81 in. gauge.
About thirty (30l Stock do, 4 feet 81 in. gauge.
Twenty 10Y Passenger do, leet 81 In. gauge
One ~ wrecking do, ieetsl in. gauge.
Two f2l new Trucks.
Sixty do do, framed.
Fourteen t14l Flats
About two thousand "a, 00o) tons Railroad Iron.
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA. at 10 A.
NJ, and to continue from day to day until all are
sold.
Terms: Cash. In Government funds
II. L. ROBINSON,
Brew. Col and A. Q. M,
y U. s. Military Railroads.
August 15-dto oct 10
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Mails.
L q 40 IN

Cask IS 90 a 6 80
Naval Stores.
Tar brl. g 90 Q@10 90
Pitch &c. Tarl3 so q 8 70
Rosin ..... Id 90 (a25 90
Turpentine y
gal. F. 10 90 a 225
Oakum.
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Umpire-S. Haggett, formerly of the Lii
coin Club. ff4tsA B0A &Aa
Scorers-Messrs. Lowell and Williams.
Fly balls caught--Eon 9, Howard 6.
I Out on Goulsballs-+Eo n,s. Howard 8.
Time of game-3 "a hours. isesiA !,
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ny TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

= =,
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache: dizzi-
ness and swimming In the head with indigestion ard
constipation Of the bowels pain IN the side and back
terna cancers; tumors, polypua, and all that long
train Of diseases win find in Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruatiOn, too profuse
with young ladies', Electricity Is q certain specific
and win, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
ViQOr of health
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23
House toIat

ON York Street, near the corner Of High Street.
good tenement containing thirteen finished rooms,
with gas and chandeliers good cistern cemented floor
Inquire of 80 - s-s's +
RICHARD CROCKETT,
Aug. IS-du No. High Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23

& RB-A young man in the neighborhood Of
Havana whose dog was seized by an alligA-
tor, jumped from his horse and with knife
attacked the ugly monster, and succeeded in
killing him and saving his dog. The alligator
was nine feet in length ESTE
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23

TIE Question of the lE.rchange of Ps.isoners-
Feeling of the Southern People on Recon-
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23

SEfzuREs-The Deputy Marshals yesterday
seized small quantity OF liquor in the shop
oil Andrew McGlinchy, corner Of Fore and In
( ~ eIll q itieh lsisufmsei s47Nifaef3
p Ihey also visited the shop of ID. Sweetsir, on
INDIA Street aad seized small quantity Of
liquor. .asasfsas 81
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EFosa Washington Decisions of the Co,,,,s;s-
si0ner of Internal Regenue- The Wers.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23

NOTICE TO SUBscRmERs.--Mr. F. Tracy,
our agent, will visit sagadahoc County during
the present month for the purpose of collect
ing dues and receiving subscriptions. d&w
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r + Nj . " a L {!
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
Has removed his Office from clapp's Block to
ia MIDDLE STREET,

Nearly Opposite the United States HsteI,
HHHEKE he would respectfully announce to the
permanently located in this city. During the two
years we have been in this city, have cured some
tried other forms Of treatment in vain and curing
patients in short time that the question Is oen
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
will say that an that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time.
DIR. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated PHYSICIAN
electricity Is perfectly adapted chronic diseases I'm
the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia in
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
involved; acute chronic rheumatism, scrofnla mn
Diseases white swellngs spinal diseases Curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbe
palsy paralysis St. Vitas' Dance. Deafness stam-
mering heeitancy OF speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint, pies-we cure
tbs, structures Of the chest and all forms Of female
complaints.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE undersigned have this day formed copart-
Il nership nnder the style and name OF s. T. Cieve-
land q Co., and taken the old stand of Thrasher &
Co.. NO Free street. for the purpose of carrying ON
the Retail Dry and Fancy Good business.
tr s. T. CLEVELAND,
i'N % q. W. RICHARDS,
T.. t. G. RAWSON.
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School BooKs.--We invite attention to
the advertisement Of Messrs Short q .Loring
No. s. Exchange Street, who, in addition to
school books, have an extensive assortment of
miscellaneous works, and large stock of sta
tionerv -saf- AL siAt sso se7g SOD 10
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23

SpMfEGFrELD, Mass,, Avg ~
The anticipated trOt between Young Merr
rill Z Of Hartford, and 4 Harry Clay" OF New
York, for two thousand dollars, did not come
off to-day on account of the lameness OF the
Harry Clay tr o t with C Cen e Meade, for
merry named the /" Flyawayr and won easily
in ZAP, 2'39 and 2.4S. Much indignation was
expressed by the large crowd present because
no announcement of Young Merrill's lameness
was made until after they had paid their adj
mission Ell Y I'll
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Decalconnania. Decalcomania ,

DICTURES transferred. with facility. at very low
Il rates at No. 378 Middle Street, Payson's Block.
Varnish with printed directions for using for 80 cts
per bottle. anc22dtf
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Dissolution.

srx s PORTLAND, August 2, 1866.
fINHE copartnership heretofore existing between
4 GEO. 7, ROSS and WIN. ROSS, JR., under the
ii 81 HltNbSS BSOTHERSs iaA
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
$50 aiiiiaAsstt .ft9Ns 'saiaa GEO. e. ROSS,
.ialA 10 silasa ~ bag lsi4 WIN. ROSS, JR.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23

ONE of the most beautifully located House Lots In
" Portland; good land, large lot, surroundings
pleasant; VIII be sold for 0ne-hdD what any other
equally large and desirable lot in this city con be
- s-'s W. s. OVERS,
an r-lI.n 1874 Middle st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23
STEAMER FOR FREEPORT.

The steamer CASCO win leave
,Sessa Freeport for Portland every MON MON
n NAM DAY, WEDNESDAY and SAHUB-
9sazaza s. AeARAS >DAY Mornings at o'clock
'sEaszlsazssz=zs- Returning, will leave CUSTOM
House WHARF ON the same Afternoons ~ . clock.
Fare each way, SO cents. Freight takel at low
ratss ~ JULY Pm
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23

Observation-Disclosures is invited tn the
advertisement of Messrs. John E. Dow e. Son
in the Special Notice column.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23

ELASTIC BANDS Messrs. Short & Loring
No. 5S Exchange Street, have received a lot Of
those neat and useful patent elastic bands.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23
Board.

DooMS with Board can be obtained at the
August 15-d7w
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23
What Every One. Says Must Be So !!

THAT INGERsoL's PATENT wATER-DRAw-
lmER IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD. 1t chal-
leiges everything, and Is now taking the lead lover
all 0thersl in Connecticut, Massac husetts and Mid
die States where they sold. The greAtest chance
ever yet offered to the enterprising to make money,
by purchasing the right OF Counties to manufacture
and sell. The Drawer can be seen at Rundletts Inr
ventors Exchange where territory can be purchased
of the, Agent, at bargain. A chance for all.
C. HOLLY, Agent for Maine,
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED


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Neio iitlstrated Order Book now ready. Terms very
liberal. "a For Circulars, terms, &C., write to L.
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WIN. c. HOW has this day withdrawn from the
w firm OF HENRY L. PAINE q co.
.lfatfs3aI ff1I1AI a1s.Ts w. C. HOW,
$780,. HENRY L. PAINE.
J Portland. ANA. laL1ssh ]

The subscriber will continue the business under the
same style heretofore at 267 Commercial Street.,
BEST QUALITIES Of Coal and Wood ulay be found at
the LOWEST MARKET prices, delivered In any partef
the city,
z4e.sts3. nv g. HENRY L, PAINE,& co. =
Portland, August 22 1865. aug22dH
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23

lMPRovEMEET--The brick dwelling house
on Union Street, next below the block OF
stores occupied by Messrs. Breed & Turkey ana
G. j. Walker q Co, has been taken down to
give place to a block of warehouses. 1t is the
intention of ST. John Smith, Esq, the owner
of the property, also to remove the brick dwel-
ling house next adjoining the one already
down, and the wooden one below, and erect
warehouses on the lots. This viii make q.
continued block Of substantial stores down as
far as Hon. j. B. Browns large buildings now
occupied by the Winslow Machine Company.
We are glad to note this Improvement in
Union Street. There is no reason why that
street, which is among the widest and the best
for commercial purposes in our city, should
not be entirely occupied ON both sides with
wholesale warehouses. Let it be, like Pearl
Street, Boston, devoted to the leather business.
In A TIGHT PLAcE.-Monda night coup
lie of men moored their boat, for fishing, un-
der Atlantic wharf, and were SO busily engag-
ed in pulling in smelts, and occasionally soul
pins, that they did not notice the rising tide
was bringing them into very tight place
At length, when their heads came in contact
with the planking of the wharf, they conclud-
ed to leave. 1t was with difficulty they found
their way out, but the boat filed and sunk
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-23
Bv Electricitv

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and tho
leap with JOY and move with the agility and electric
lily Of youth; the heated graid is cooled the ost-
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities re-
moved; hintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form 10 move upright; the blemshes OF
youth obliterated; the ACCIDENTS Of mature lie
prexented the calamies Of old age obviated and an
active circulation maintained.
, 1865-05-04

NEW York, May 3:-1he New York Torkd has
&c a%d Sss u" the po +s
iowioe poin,a 1The Asssssin % was ahe orietns s
protector oi the crimes It wcs seconded by parties
!n Canada aud WAS furnished with murleEous
Suslatt vas the mctaer ct Cenct; ThG Assassin
found another bloody accomp.ice in Atzeroth
the route for the cccape WIS planned two weeks
The room over that Of Vics President Johusoo
ne ran s"a5 70 hastily that he left IN 1t hts lrs
ano oaSEsfe, also coat belonging to Booth;
blm; they rcachrd 6urtatt'd nt n!datght and
stopRra At Llo5d's hotel and gota bottlo g! whis-
another, hut H.1rold sad Toe Assassin had oro.
ken bis leg and could nut curry 1t; "a theY rode
murt ei Cd The p7esidcn. aud s~cietsry Of state,"
They reached Dr. Mrdd's house before eunr1sc.
and The AsEnssin had hls broken leg set; an. old
solinteEs. Or. Muld says he did not know who
they were, thongh Tho A.sassfn's boot left at the
Doetot's houss, naa bis name init. The following
and Captain Jet: Spancler, the stage carpentr
It Ford's; Fam. Arnold, Of Baltimore, wilo claims
~ Lave backed cut Of the plot: Captain Jet, who
z@En!h, ass'gn:d to kill the Vice President; Taos.
Surra:t, the mistress Of the conspiracy; Nc
t.ngh!in, friend and confederate Of The Assassin;
Dr. Mndd, Who set The Asssss1n'e, leg; Lloyd,
who entcttained The aseasslns AID gave ,hem.
cerhfne; Sam Cixtef. who concealed and fed The
Assassin; 1!arrold, captured with Tue Assassin
Surtatt, Who sfa a'ed the secret Of the uettjtated
crime; Payne, Who ATTEMPTED the life of Secretsry
Seward. MIS-. and Mr. Adama OF Newport. b.
1ieyed 70 hare assisted Tho ASSASSIN; Mr W1ison.
Of Newport no, though coguizaut Of The clime'
dld not assist jurtlce.
The New York 1,i5uae's special says: "payoe
the ASSASSIN Of the Seward family mas made con.
feee1un of bis guilt he .atd II WIS useless f;,r
him 10 withheld 1t longer. He had been fnItv
identified By six parfons, aud the Gorcrnme1thad
otbcfevtae"ce ia lis possession that he VIZ tia
party ns ned 20 that ttrribIe crime"
The n Y. Tines Washington special eava tta
psera1attou Of the conspiracy cases for trl.l bas
devoiycd upon Col. Burnetf, who conduct. d tic
trenson csecs at indianapolis. HIS sb,lity deyci.
eminent
The prisoners are closely guarded. Among the
precautions adopted to prevent them from co d.
mitttug enictde, fs the padding Of the e1d OF
ea!h tGick,y With cotton, 70 thry can't ba:t tclr
bra1ns out. This was suggested by The atseuapt
Irhde by Payne few days Elnee,
, 1865-05-04
HEha@@ BY TElEAE:ApH.
PROGRESS OF TIE FUNE.
RAJ C0RI EGE.
Full and Interesting
Particulars.
The Closing Ceremonies at
Springfield.
DISPOSITION OF The kssAs-
SiH'S eGDY.
Capture cf a Blockade
Runner.
Arrest Of Two Fiends ia Mary.
land.
ecy. BROWN WANTS TO
GET GEORGIA INTO the
UNION.
Movements Of General
Sherman.
Proclamation by President
johnson.
lie Offers S156,oo0 Reward for
tie Arrest Of JEFF. Davis,
Thompson, and other
conspirators.
Gold 141 81
Movements Of General
Sherman.
Proclamation by President
johnson,
lie Offers $156,000 Reward for
tie Arrest Of JEFF. Davis,
Thompson, and other
conspirators.
Gold 141 81
By AndF.xv johnson, President Of this
En1tcd States

WASHINGTON, May 3.
WHEREAS, It appeara from evidence in tie Bn-
Eeau OF Military Justice that the atrocIous mr.
der Of the late President, Abrahtm Lincoln, and
attempted assassination OF Hon. #. Il. Seward,
Secretary Of 6tate, WAS incited, concocted and
procured By and between JEFF. Davis, lats Of Rich-
mond. Jacob Thompson, Clement c. Clay, Beverly
Tucker, George N. Sanderr, ". G. Cleary, and
othes rebels and traitots against the Government
OF the United States, harborcd IN Cansda-
Nov, therefore. to the end that Justice maj be
done, I, Andrew johnson, President OF the United
States, do offer for the arrest Of said peyeons OF
either Of them, within the a.mits Of the Cni,ed
Statcs, 50 that they can be brought to trial, the
following rewards: 100000 for the arrest Of
Jefferson Davts, $4,000 for the arrest OF
Clement c. Clay, e25 1000 for the arrest Of Jacob
Thompson, late Of mississippi; e2. 90 for
the arrest Of George n. Sanders, $4,000 for
the arrest OF Beverly Tucker, and $1,000 for
the nrrest Of I'm. G. Clears, late clerk Of clement
c. Clay.
The Provost Marshal General Of the United
persons, with notice Of the above rewards, to
bepublished.
In testimony whereof hare hcceuuto set my
hard and caused the seal Of the United States to
be AFFIXED.
Done at The CITY OF Washington the ID day Of
Eas, m the ytar Of our Lord 1865. and Of the in
dependence of the ULited States Of America the
eighty ninth.
ANDREW Jouxsos.
By the The Pretidcnt:
YIN. RukTEn, Acting Sec. of Stale,
, 1865-05-04
HARRIS COKlAeT BI4RIIAL.
Proceedings OF the Court up to fes-
fekN0xs

: WASHINGTON, Nay 3.-The following officers
compose The Court Iar;1al for the trial Of Hon: g.
G. Hsrr.s, OF Maryland Major General J. e. Eos,
Q. B. Wilcox. Brevet Brtcad1er General =. Il;
Thorp, Br1ssdier General Wm. Gamble, Colonel
Charles Alf11ght ct the aoad Pennsylvania yo'yn-
eamp md Capf. Of United States eogtneera, Metor
". II. WintArup Judge Advocate, all Of whom
Tue following officers were detailed hut wer
not preecnt: Msjor O. neral A. A. Humphreys
=, Ths ehaSses and tpeeiaeadons p against MIR. Lar.
CnAnGE--V,o:atton OF the ssth article Of war.
rtpsc:Eedton F1st-ln this, TINT Benjamin g.
8artis, q citizen Of Maryland, and member OF
money, 10 Wit the sum OF two dollars, The public
enemy. to Wft, Sergt. Richard Chs. man and MI
rate Wm. Read, Of Co. K. 3ed regiment Virginia
Coufec eiatc Safes of Amerfe4. then in rehe1i,nn
nsa,n*t and at war with the United States. The
sid Harris then md there, well knowing said
sud tIe.t1ng md offering to retstre a. such. and
II the same time advising, md :ncitiug lne:n 10
continpe In said srny aud make war against the
11na x1st2 b. @ enemy and lis op5ossSn nto to
/; he Gnycrnuentof the Un.t.d 9tates and It's st.
f:rts to suppress the rebellion. at OF near Leon-
s1dtorn, St ns5y's tsse county, Ad On or about the
~ W. ~ dentioa Seeond-In this that BeDjamin G.
Harri.u u citizen Of Maryland and 2 member OF
The Congress Of The Gniteo st.tEs. 10 - 1inowangty
i5e Riehsrd c1spgsn I'D P,,ya'e kssd; ce; +, "a :
ys sss '2saf II assfs seds. then ea hs
6.iIoa ccainst AMI at wsr with the United States,
SE ntocnTinr them to be lodged AMI fed in prf:
ysts foree furnishing .hsT WITH tha money
tls;s1 @ ,,;n, @ said Chapman and Read to be sul-
sta1s ~ IN sid amy, treating them md od:rin. to
e,vr ,Sem moncy al such, and at the eamo nm9 70
I'D SRs sSs esn.t 70 Ss sePass Tnit:a f.tts ss
and enthusiastically declaring bis sympathy ~tta &c =
Un,ttd States it, efforts 70 enppres7 ~ me
! Co.. MsEslsnd: on OK aoout April to, te65.' -
, 1865-05-04
THE NEW g.

It will be seen that President johnson has
Issued proclamation, declaring that eyi-
dcncc taken shows that the assassination Of
President L:accln was planned and procured
1y md between JET. Davis Of Richmond,
Jacob Thompson, Clement C.Clay, Beverly
Tucker, Geo:ge n. Saunders and o'hers OF
Canada, and that justice may be done to
these scoundrels, he offers reward Of
100000 for the arrest OF JeG-rson Da-
<is, &25. 900 for Clement c. Clay, $685..
600 for Jacob Thompson, s. 500 for the ar-
rest Of Saunders, $500 for Beverly Tucker,
aud 81 900 fer VIM. C. Cicary, In eli SES5-
COO. It is to be hoped that these liberal
offers will Insure the final capture Of the
whole Of The asEAss!ns.
We give LIBERAL extracts from Our foreign
files, received by the last steamer, on the fall
OF Petersburg and Richmond.
The trial OF Benjamin G. Harris, the arrant
Congressional traitor from Maryland, has
been commenced before court-martial in
Washington. composed Of many OF the ablest
and most DISCREET officers Of the army. The
charge and specifications against Harris will
bc found in our telcgraphic columns. Il
proven, he should sufftr the scvezest penalty
Of The law.
The Government is about to pay out i'm
1ncnfe sums Of money to the soldiers, and
il will probably be circulated through the
country with liberal bands. OF course sharp
trs Of every description Will reap rich har-
vests. II ie the duty Of all good citizens to
plotect our brave but many times over gen.
crous and crcdulous soldiers against the plots
Of scoundr.ls, and We trust a11 good men will
make 1t a point to do 80.
The Pcnre5 lyanians, led by Gen. Simon
Cameron uId Hon. Thad. Stevens, have paid
= formal visit to the President The former
made spec Il, Which evoked n reply from
the President. This ought to be the last at
tempt at this class OF martyrdom. To our
notion, the President would have done good
Thing II he Ind hinted to them in positive
way, that h" wanted to hear no speech from
Cameron or Stevens, and had none to make
Our reports Of the honors rendered to the
1l.ustsious Dad, from this city to Springfield
and nj Spri1g field, Will be found very full aud
interesting. To-day the final honors to Ills
mortal rcma Is Will be celebrated at Spring.
icld. Farewell