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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

StRAYED from Gen. shep ey q, June 2Sth, mid
~ die size Black S,ut-answers TO the name or
riag nearly round the neck. shaggy curly hair; has
been partially shaved. whoever Will return ber to
Gen. Shepley or give information leading to his re-
coverv. shall rec I've the above reward
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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
MONDAY MORNING, June 2eth.
r-Oared Boat for sac

NIHIS Boat ma the best tins ever made in any
n race Ia this ha- Dor, with crew v no had never
pulled in a race, and had had no praetiee teoe,her
She isvery light any strongly buiit; coed as new
having en- in the water but three tin Is Can bo
seen at our chop, 261 Commercial St, ear head or
Smith Wharf DEGURA & DYEk
juur20d2w Boat-Builders
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

IS Allen, delegate from the M. r
q Of Maine, read portions Of scrip
.s.-rr.y1n prayer After which the Con-
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
Grand Trunk Railway
d
Great Celebration
loaRN 4k4 Fd TIL E
Fourth of July
CITY OF PORTLAND.

Return Tickets for ONE FARE, will be issued at
all Stations between Island Pond and Portland, good
to return with by Special II am Tuesday at 10 r NJ
or by the regular Passenger Trains on Wednesday,
the 5th Spe ,ial Train Will leave thu underline n.
TONED Stations Portland as follows
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

Who have cold hands ard feet; weak stomaehs
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indiRees
ton and constipation Of tho bowels; pain In the eide
and back; leucorrheea, Tor wmtesl; falling Of the
womb with interna cancers; tumors, polypus, and
al that long Train OF diseases will and in Electric
ity sure means Of cure. For painful menstruaticn
too prcfnse menstruaon and al 81 those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Eectrilt Is ,oriait
specific, and Will II short time, rest re tbs suHtrsi
10 the vigor OF health.
TEETHt TEETH TEETH
DR.. D. stn continues to Extract Teeth by Rteot, Il
ity without Pain. Persons having decayed tee
or stHmps they wish 10 have removed tor rosettin
he would give polite invitation 70 call
Superior Ekectro Magnetic Machines for sale ioI
family use with thorough instructors.
DR.. d. can accommodate few patients with
board and treatment Mt his houEe.
CfHos hours from o'claoF A. N..rn f2as
froml to P. NJ, and Ito In the Evening
tcnealzstton Free. r novlti
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-12-15

Washington, that "every step by which the
people of tho United States have advanced
to tho character Of an independent nation
seems to havo boon distinguished by some
token of Providontial AGENCY" Who will not
join with mo in the prayer that tho unseen
band which has led us through the clonds that
goomed around our path, will so guide us
onward to perfect restoration of fraternai
affection, that we of this day may bo ab'o to
transmit our great inheritance, Of State Gov.
ernments.in al! thoir rights, of tho General
Government in its whole constitutional Wig
or.to our poeterity, aud thoy to theirs through
countless generations
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, Dee. d. 1865.
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Legal Notice.

AoSdl NotiC6.
Josephine E. Weldon In Court of Com
j. Homer Woldor. Petition for Divorce
THNllE said Defendant is hereby notified
L. that tho said Plaintiff. on the 23d day
November, A. ID. 1866, filed in the Office of
tho Clerk of said Court, her petition against
him, praying for divorce on the ground of
willtul absence for more than three years.
Said petition will be for hearing at tho next
term of said Court. The said Defendant
will furtbor take notice that on Monday. tho
25th day of December, A. d. 1865. the
Plaintiff will take the depositions of sundry
witnesses, to be used as evidence on the tri.
al of said cause, at tho hotel of N. ID Smith.
in tho Township of Parkman,in said County
of Geaaga and State of Ohio, between the
hours of nine o'clock A. M. and nino o'clock
+. NJ, of said day, aud that tho taking of
the Same will bead from day to day.
between tho same hours. until they arc com.
pleted. CANFIELD & SMITH.
S2Sw6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NJ Office is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented TO the Commissioners OF Ge-
auga County at their meeting in March next,
for the vacation OF that portion of the road lead.
iLg from the town line road between Auburn
and Troy, to the north ard south road through
the west part of Troy Township, which ties in
between the lands Of j. Keyes and d. Fox.
Dec 8, 1865. 630wa'
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ARCANA WATCH,
a Elegant Novelty in Watches.

The cases Of this watch are composed of sew.
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the cost. The cases are beautifully designed and
are we'd in the exact style of the celebrated
Gold Hunting Levers, and SO exact an imitation
Of gold rs TO defy detection. The movements
are well finished, having adjusting regulator, limo
dial and skeleton hands. '.'''
These watches are oil Hunting Cases and OF
case of six will be sent for Sl23. A single one
sent in n handsome case for s25. They will
readily sell for three times their cost. We also
import very superior, finished and elegant
per case cf six Orders for any kind of watches
promptly and faithfully fulfilled, Address, AR.
CANA ATCH CO., No. 62 FULTON ST., New
York City, Importers and Dealers In Watches q
every description. 826w6
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NOTICE.

NVIICEs = = :" =
Alonzo Colyin In Com. Pleas Court,
Lorinda Black ct al. Partition. 'O'
/ ORINDA BLACK, George Black, Harriet
- Colvin, widow Of Milan Colvih, Martha A
Colyin, and Harriet Colvin, heirs of NJ ian Col
vim, who reside in the State of Michigan, Mary
Lanning and Henry .Lanning, residents of the
State OF N. Y, are hereby notified that, on the
gath dayof Nov. A: ID. 1865, said Alonzo Colvin
others, praying for partition Of the farm Of about
AZ acres of land, and occupied by Bildad Bradley
al his decease, situated in Auburn tow nship, Ge.
auga County, o., and known as part of Lot No.
One, Trace No. One, and Section No., in said
Auburn Township. -sf tr4J = ,J!.E
Said petition also prays that the dover of Har-
riet Colvin, widow of Milan CoIvin, IN two.six.
tecnths of said land, may be set off in said prem.
ises Said petition will be for hearing at the next
term Of sa i'd Court. n' .yL'F" = -H'fL
I'd .,.- - CANFIELD & SMITH,
s29w6 Attorneys for Petitioner.
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Ha.t,. .a,.ot b.. The Wiz Miutu, torrui,.
t.1,.., .... eIt.aaF.
a.,.I Ip.H..,i, ~ the tizh'sco'h N',cr-n
r..,.'s Come. tf,t"i th,' ir.io december .l.'
..tl Q" tue 4hoi Nairh, l.t.. he wa priloner at
Iu.'.Io.s. ST., .ra. There u,fc G,c hundred
."Hcr. thor. tt..l DO" Dnarse ot Cap. Nir,, Who
tf+ e. tIaf IIf.,A .trr,tIf
VI. -.r,.c ..'d' thu ~ gone to show Nv 'hs
..t..H. fr.H DO ,.If received 80 ihN' place ryta
n. rtlht Uuu Facet fuLus lu ro'u tom the pie u,i-.
rDl.l,tIi co. lrt, mon, io.u tfl, to time, and i.
.lI.'c' .. iriu.i' p. 'h.'n without any reduction
49, ltc Advocate ,r7..cd th'i me counsel
r.'r" to owe t''d f.iut alton. t-urh oei"t'c
we "a ''H n.f como. n'Nn NAV 20 hy-e't uu To-
t...t. .i.'I H'aif'l tNt iw' iA't I' id.' cd a."
..I. H... N'." rrv". O., rau be- SHOWN 'L,t lt
r..' ' 'uuuI,u. iH. oh'nccs oh,flcl occurred
no. b. ..c. .'.i'. Nb uo p.or conduct o"ii ic
..r''',. llri,acl 90 tn.t puticDtt ects r.. % lat
''.I. .'' 'o .u.' sod itpIfi"r. t'HfIn Wa
'a' .'HT.tt'i tour kad d. "' hu' iiS nine.
3d. -chn.r .aid that 'be priouer w. CHARGED - iih
D .n ,f nu, end tn tcOc /. "a. uc.t,-t.y g. snp .
/ Shat the teIHIuau. WHa good man lour yea's ago
,Ai' 81 ohnrf' OF prison a. Gu,csloo.a.
Tine "iluers ten no reply to me guc', on. AR
iI.|ruit and tulNr.' - alit TN. be- Anew u0 h,ur
81 go, . not having hctI ANY pa ocular i'mrfk- on
~. acll'c said that "h.n the prosecution ,lo ci
and Gre 0' tu'c - f|lI' 20 ruNluHlt tiH CuuI.tI
.,r the pItu.,I Aakoa i's eifh. dag. u..e. lut
iL,' .h' h' ' ih' trt1.s'i' Pi'pii s'i'ns, he 1905
asi,d .ift 'uD 1uI.n,'... ...u.ltfl % % DlHr.nt
N''N' lu.t l, ~ '''' ~ o'.ti go 60 .l''" %
.Hr D Is'ne'. NJ We" - 90 u'm ewes. "t,h '.c"
Con nave Nltu.c tle" hid .rht -r4 oyc.g' ri'uo.-
. H,sr .c.,iuony Noui come % aor ths' ,h,.r err
i Witch h'd u ID 40 81 90 ht htel',.nt. u IA zee
v.ra..,ut be- ,pNVluuteu, Ju.1 DOS be tt' t.,
90 q you'd re- l. e '" q .,sh =. 'fLa' ul,u onlo
,'u... AayrcgC th.rfItn he tHurt ~ not e.
.iouiltlr Tor uria, OF sltuc's,,. he tlc9 on
e,.pc..c. could prorirs At tae r.t ot o. cnt,.1sc T,
ts. llr took o,ca-.ol 10 en-, that &C. t.n psttlrs
] f.eutOHtl Ia ia, ne .Haprls IuUbuIaf e., n~tls
l.. johnson aud ur 81 4ad uHt 't'u t.. iu.4t q :
4 . I.. I... b. a.. Ia. 81 f. la.
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Wednesday. October 4.

WAsHTNGTpS, OCT. 3.
Authentic information hiss been received here tina,
His Craze Duke G~in, and Governor Clarke, ls,e Of
Missouri have been srrested and committed 10 Fort
Jacksou.
It .oom. that the counsel for Captain wirE we're
under pronp iinpre sion In sts;ine ihat Generals
Lee johnston ,ni Iloseil Cobb. and Others Dotori-
cI. To- tbe rebellion. hGi been .urpoenaed 80 Wit
ucs, tor the d,.cucc jude Adv0'ts Chapman
say, ,uch u net tue 'ect.
Ix.roael Pct n. l. Msur' and family are In
Wellington pfola,y ~ Kin reconHrnc,iou.
zen. Gr.nt~iI arrive her, tbi' seeS. IL 10 e1-
re,tcd tn,' .ho-tly aiter his srriya several i'm
.s4-utini.taty measure, xtI - adopted among
-r.,tvtlIe tn. Withdrawal ~ most Of on troops
.lte Southern State-. .rt iho disharrc Of the
\,c.a1 pe.,fso CoIu and coofei troop. II Ia
D., ha.. oant 20 tue su c-s in -e.ruiiiag .or tho
fsui.ra.l,, lii, $50 latter orranEt ionf s.e 70 lie
a.Ipua-i vt.h,
IN. Clr.siian Comm .hou. ON c'c'.n; heir dcro'.
DO Arlington, turned over - me superintendent OF
UootcA -chooa u Wa.h.ntou. LACE amount Of
rfo.5jv r"inNiuint iter tlcr immense ana fraiuit'
oo. ,au..,Du.ion to The .oldicr OF lh' ,n!on army.
Sue c.i.cnt bee r.p,iuied William -. Little, Of
Nevui,. Con.ul ut Panama iu place Of Il Mckee,
d,.'y'd
4 Cabinet meet uc va held this morning. and she
President a. relieved from v,.itiis. All the mem
isi.of Size Cabinet vcfe present except ccrctay
N.N1n
~, sta.o Department t. c,v received youninors
desYai,hs from Vur uousil- IN Turkcv shosing that
q ccHoeIr IL rapidly Glstinr.
I,,Ir'a.dult cent over 20 Ia, to She state Depart
u.rt two bundled pardon warrants, which he hsd
% ,siou.i, sitrcd. Tine p"rous p1fi,ncd we're uostv
U,..Napt ard ofuo womiu'uae.
iua. ,,aa 'c.ot.uoa. .rtacd by MNor Kennedy
ui We, ud.'u. arrived t.a mouunf ou misson,
connected ~,.h Iho COM ICON o oi4r. 10 that -tae.
Twelve bundled freedmen lave been sent North
u, ,u.u few DIVE.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-14

once Eliminated treason there Tie R.iicsls will
net he the only opponents Of such policy. Evep
member o. Congress, Of whatever party. who ia
srue friend of the Union, will vote " exclude the
men Who ptrcipits,sd the country into civil war
II s,o be hoped that the Southern people have few
'icn counseilotsss The % rn.i from wnict veba,e
quoted but We fear Us srnt'in n,s src preis~ SEN
orally entertained. Bat II u. re,is mel states
p-i"s. iU sending ohro-iols iucu 60 c a ts', and
ti'eN are refused .im,s on. a. TIC, cer,a.riy vlI
he th, 50 q a,st,1 will have uoioiy tat Aeu1, VS.
70 b's-e. The Radic,, val, uo.ri4g letter D. ar
.' . 'Iaua,. ~ Will le ,rctel - Selections y
st cAsrac'cr. Il No southern people Cos re- 90
play iuto heLNuds o. ne RiHcslA =, muat iats
the cous qucnces
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We hear 80 much conccrnins the ill-i'e ing als-
.z,..r.p, and general troube between the ireeI-
non and tnci- ls,e masters tlai - really sr-'-
',7nr to end On occasional instance ~ contrary
character, Tor such show that hsrinouS j. noi i'm
pos,ible. snd ,h,l the only deicIlty s one which
mutual concession nigh, remedy. AVnnrW J'cE
,oS ncsI ao< has written letter swing his eN-
reii,nce with ne IRE dmeu who we're formerly has
saver, M DostLaos WAS the adopted son q;
Fresidsn, JAcRsos aud Vas a candidate tr Wee
President IN 1850, on the ticket with Mr.. FntNonH
n, Vsat with the south upon thc issue Of s,cc'-
,ep, .nJ was forced To leave his plan,suou' near
Memrhis, where he owned large numbsr o.
,l,yes He saws u al .fsirs on lis plantation arc
In he hes, possible condition that there better
siscpiuo among the negroes 4 an ere ever was
before that there Is no srgmbliuF, dis'Oou cnts
.r disorder, and Ne NEGROES sy thcy viii never
l.,ve tie plscs. NoN here IL NJ reason nv :
case Of W. DoNriaoN should he exceptional If"-
-7ded that o,hcr Il'utcrs yea, their lehos,rs
veil o. he evidently 10 .. We nadine to think
that 4 Il were not Tor that ,lss' " p'auicrs who
formerly crusl m,'utitt th'ir slaves Escsh
Nth h,t other Ars whose rcle fans have MT
YET ben .xtr.ctr 2, ,hrtr would D., compare vel,
,ulr trouble
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ON saturday lasi, an unfortunate affair, involving
'h, suest OF he,otp houo.ei ulul General
trsusii'c1 q, lAnghhurs, Va, the rsrtIcgars o.
which g'r ~ follows
ON the .l.t Of thc pre.sat month . man formerly
atut 81 % tha old lueut .ouli AMY corp, named
I.pAtt, HpIru1rl'd tapain II. ", AlcrLcL the
yuNfterunrcr s lvuchturr. 'ui .erknc And
B aiming rounientn, ini'ivIes Win him, 'sid that
Al the QuAIttrnMsttrT were efvlur the vice poor,
and thut in his cue The FH. 20 end Of hi,
duIur N ppn in.uiriug hos no $50 N avoid II.
TIE sutpr told AhrTrCr, who iH q nfoIhcr at The
Canal tommIssi"ucro o., NeN 10 %. no neuc, thN'
hi. sNe could le robbed ~ al oin'"l q. Ii.h rank,
whom ne could an nd p'oiucN. and ihf tho p,o.
rcea. could Ia liyidcl lctNeru iic NJ ep .tliirs
t.AC 'sKcd AIutIHvt hur much NDtn, tutir vas.
iu ths 'Ar on 40 tycr1tt, auG Va o' 4uou 'he sltn
81 r.rN thoIs"ud ..oinl, Aint..'- 'ruHsI 70
20 olt the q ,u OF tie suite her.a 'li reel N
r,... mo 4 ytth fttl. he a-k q ,l0'.c,.l-sr
b. 'h1t oulI go.TtTtc 'n' % - Er' oi ..p .uI-
Ie... Gud va. 'uAt b. "u' Gen. &c., y .a
with Dc LtgI' one Information 'h1, ne cI.r.
Would t..uuutrd :, fAe q eel 'enf Of '.c v ,t,
ur,. ..ul 10 in'sstitA,o ihe HnniL aud thu Jy
% si.tal. AL pa-tes would t''N' ap.l immt late
M the ia'ts ieolr tie NM b,bNtmtuL
nu' VS.. culf d, t,,ul ~ cooperate SIN the
.,tp.. turnt leic 'tiyVs, anu At ,Ar slup time
iruI ali couuteu.nce 10 the oler' Ions OF .he vii.
I..nl. Br.s,ue WIS IN Iuh tre su.t V O'Clock lp,t
l.'nL ~ means OF talse Be = hHh Lsckc., .ru
.urlniiatrd st'ler hst causrd 10 lt u,i, IA ,li,r
.,r.I.: hut the ~ den arlNu, ui Geae.aI t,torr.
i...e Ia l. rcAuu ul'n me l"he o. Inspection
.u. tIc ,iprItsma-t.. Department, t'e..,. fle
it.t litirs 20 cNp lite sue mo- hc4y. auco 4.
mo Al on. o'clock vr.c dni Afternoon b i.r1, n
'C the room contilninL tLg SAT- AnI b. means Of
tht isls he r, I, luIt utN AOrIaN l's ltiOm the
u owed IN lC guy money, composed Of Cout'de -ate
H.. q. 10 inc mount Of sCme totY tlousAnl dul.rs
ave olua three thousaud dollars IN god tcon ns IN
me civil fIud OF MAJOR General \, n, CuIti., coln.
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THE WEEKLY sun.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. II, 1865.
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-14

cRsrArs class OF til, southern people A." p"-'
Uiny policy, viii. reference g. sAer apr scum
Congressional elections which must he a source .
secret delight to the Northern Raui'as Ire h..
towing clause from a. anelsin one OF mo al''-'
Virginia journals, shows whas" so 'nean' "t0'N
we consc,ntiously vote - elect 10 Congress man
willing a. swear that he has never given any al
" cuun,cnsuce' to any ~ oar people during 'e
var VIC should not ho'isate' 10 maize eu' 'a'N IA
the Isrton off, o.. No" this Journal p'''-'' nH'
pioshy 'ho above .A',n'|o' mat h"'N not ''Fp'H
'ny man who do no. r7c "a AND 'onr'e. Sn'e''
70 the rebellion Oh "a o'h'r "'rd.' " 'h' quota
ton ab'm "-.' Snd sp'o'uaf'weut' Us iStr' nom
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-14
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
Connecticut Election G.OOO MAJORITY
Aunin-t tae Amendment

HdrOord, e.. net. a.-Lyory County IN 're sil,e
yot.s sgnins' tie 80 cuducrt eAcept iuIh.rl.
which gives about d5J majority IN te affirmative.
Hartford County givoi 100 majority against the
amendment Ne- l,Aveu County 2..0g New LONDON
County GjN Fairfield County HOout l5y: r1aand
County So; Litchh,d COUNTY about 6.s Middc.,S
C9uu,y GbouttHo The .aori'y IN she state viii not
l. less than can
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-08
Teachers Institute.

Owing to the Indictment weather the
attendance on the Teachers Institute.
now in session.is not as large as II wo'd
have been under more favorable circum-
stances, and the failure Of -Supt. Good
now to be present. as was expected,
was also unfortunate. Blu. the Institute
a. this wiring Friday morning) is IN
der way. and We trust from this time
to the close viii be full Of interest
Supt. Mccartney is trying 10 make The
exercises useful aad-insirnz4ixe- MIR.
NcCar,y of Leavenworlh, is certainly
expected to arrive to-day, and 10 lecture
this evening. We hope the house viii
be filed. We shall have fuller repor,
of the Institute next week. probably.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-08

Has besn as capicious as a coquet dur
ing the week. Monday and Tuesday it
was warm aud spring like. Tuesday
evening We had thunderstorm, and
thunder showers on Wednesday. con-
Guiding. late in the afternoon. with 8
young dsluge. During the night OF
Wednesday it turned cold, and on
Thursday morning We found ice about
an inch thick in exposed places. the
groand frozen to quite crust. and a
regular .tspell" Of winter upon us. We
fear this sudden chsngs will not be
favorable for the fruit, as the recent
warm weather had caused the buds to
swell very considerably. 1t is pas, the
usual time for settled spring weather.