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From Josiah Kilborn. Esq, Littleton, y. II.


GETTY that by sudden tall broke of Inv ribs and
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
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SOLICITOR or PATENTS

II. II l.. ID ID y.
SOLICITOR or PATENTS,
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Act OF isJ9)
- State Street, opposite kiby Street, Boston
After extensive practice twenty wears
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al the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE
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JOHN raGGART.
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DIR. WARREN'S
BILIOUS BITTERs.

For Purifying the blood. curing Liver Ca
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needed as the gre alter part can remain term OF
wears This offers rare chance for man OF
small means to procure good homestead on
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st. John sbury, Vt
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BREYANT EATON
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The only thoroughbred Sherman Morgan now
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SHERMAN MORGAN STALLION LION
The celebrated Stallion, Lion. better known as
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Of the breed of horses. during the coming season,
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East Burke, May %, 1860 52Gi
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eion. y. VI.

FTum I-ahan Iilii,. Esq. LNeton =. II.
DE-. EAIUS-DeaT Sir: have been very much troubled,
for long time with Rheumatism all thr, ugh an fv
using bottle of Pain Eradicator. relieved al
and III Justice Ia and 10 medicine wuuld
cheerfully recommend its 10 the afflicted.
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Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge.
Harris B. Halls Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held at St.
district, on the 18th day of May, A 1865
Instrument, purpOrtg to be the last Will and Test
anen OF Harris b. Ha |. late OF Burke in said Dis
rct deceased being presented 10 the Court by Harley
Hall, the executor therein named, for probate:
II ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein lie notified appear at session said court to
be holden at the Probate Office In ST. Johnsbury on the
9TH day OF June 1865. and shew cause, any they may
have, against the Probate of said WILL for which purpose
1t tlrther ordered that of the order
be published thr weeks successfully in the CALIFORNIAN
printed at St JOh>bury previous to said time appointed
for hearing.
ASA L. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
true copy OF record Attest
5l-53 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge IF Probate
Nary Burt'S Estate.
HE subscribers, beng appointed by the Hon. Probate
Court for the district OF Caledonia, commissioners to
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate Mary Burt late of Burke
in said district deceased repreSe nsovent and the
term Of slX months from the Ilth day OF May A. d.
lSb5 are alowedor the creditors present and prove
their respective claims before give notice that We
VIII attend TO the dulles Gi appointment the office
Truman q. Bishop in West Burke III said district on
the 10th days OF June November next at 10 O'Clock
each on each vi said days.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-12
REHCTI0NIY TIE HEST.

A large public meeting was held in Mem
phis Monday oflast wees, consisting chiefly OF
citizens who had actively sustained the 'Con-
isderacy' in Tennessee, Mississippi and Ar
kansas. Hon. J. T. Swayne, distinguished
Judge IN that portion OF the State b. d.
Nabers, a. conspicuous secession orator in
1861 and Colonel Grace, who drew the re-
solutions for the secession Of Arkansas,
we're present and addressed the meeting.
These gentlemen eloquently and earnestly
counselled the people to renew their allegi-
ance TO the Union in good faith, to forget
the hatreds and proiudiceS OF the past, and
10 cooperate with the Government in Sc
curing the complete restoration Of civil au-
thority. They regard the war as at an end,
and the power Of the Federal Government
as fully yindicated. AS to the slavery ques-
ton, they expressed the view that it had
been decided blythe war itself, and that the
people, throughout the South should adapt
themselves as quickly as possible to the
condition Of universal freedom. The
speeches delivered by these prominent and
influential gentlemen, and the resolutions
adopted on the occasion, breathed the spirit
of sincere loyalty TO the Government Of the
United States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-12

The STATE OF EGYPT.-Every one is aware
thai Egypt is in an exceptional state just
now. In consequence of the emergencies
Of the great American war IL has become a
vast cotton field, instead Of being, as in all
former time ), the granary OF the East
This sudden transformation is not unlikely
10 bring vast political changes with il. Mul-
titGdes OF the iellahS and small holders Of
land have been deprived Of the present aud
previous ViceroyS of their land on account
of its increased value as cotton-producing
soil. Trey are, of course, discOntenteu
with the Government, and not well-dispOsed
towards the Franks, for whose sake they
know the cotton is grown. In addition to
this, the murrain among the cattle has, Gu-
ring the last two years, swept so many away
thai distant parts require TO be secured in
order TO provide meat for the Cairo market.
When the supplies fail for several days, as
has been occasionally the case, meat is only
| to be had az famine prices, and the scram-
be before the butchers shops is sight
not TO be forgotten. In one OF these scram-
bles several children were crushed to death
10 the crowd. In addition, it is well-known
fact that over the whole MahOmedan world
lust now there are floating rumors and pre-
dictiOns Of . coming aScendancy, during
the Cross, and the faith of the East
is to revive again. As the ,gnorant
populace cannot reason or look 10 the
| inture. toey think the shortest way TO &C
complish these desirable results is as in Sy-
ria and Hindostan, to massacre the Chris
tian populations Of the land. The late i'll
sure :tion ia Upper Egypt was partly pOliti-
cal. for the reasons assigned above. and also
n,rtly religious. The fellah Joined with the
bedaure. Minieh was the headquarters of
il. An English clergyman, friend of the
writer. who was at Sioot, saw steamers with
soldiers come in only just in time to save
he bulk of the Christian population Of the
Mace. AZ the same time that this was 60
ing on in Upper Egypt the population of
Cairo were in q most excited state; S,00)
soldiers were suddenly but quietly intro
duced into the city, and as sooa as the intel
ligence came that the instruction at Minieh
was put down, the mind Of the people SEEM
ed to tiow back into its usual sullen, apa-
tletIc course again. But who can say how
long this is TO last, and would 1t not be ad'
yisable that England should, as well as
France, increase a little her number OF ships
of war at Alexander and Suez, and let the
rnling Powers here know that they would be
called strictly to an account for any tatal
| copsequences that might be the result OF
want Of due precaution on their part with
regard 10 the security of the European pop.
ulation OF the city
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-12
DdVIS gAT4LRY ESCORT.

A letter from Raleigh says that the cav
airy escort, under Wade Hampton, which
accompanied Jefferson Davis on his fight,
are deSerting rapidly aud coming into our
lines, aud snrIenderiag themselves prison
ers of war.
They state that Of the fifteen hundred men
who we're picked out on account of their
supposed fidelity and trustworthiness to act
as a guard to Davis and his party, most Of
them are dissatisfied with HamPton's refusal
10 surrender along with the main body Of
Josnston's army. The same dissatisfaction
exists among the officers, anumber Of whom
have also aband med the enterprise, fearing
lest if tbsy are captured they will be treated
a. outlaEsy These deserters predict thai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-12
FOR SALE.

TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS IN THE
BURNT DISTRICT FOR LEASE foh
TEN YEARS.
WE offer for Lease for 10 yeara, the follow
w ing Lots, viz ,...n
The one on the south side Of Main between
10Th and 18th streets, on which stood the tens :,
ment recently occupied by Messrs Lancaster
Co. Also, ,..,
The one on the south side Of Main, between
9th and 10th streets, on which stood the tene-
mont recently occupied by Messrs. s. 8. Carter
d Co., and DR.. Dsvhon. ~.
These lots are located in the most desirable
part Of Richmond, and Sbould attract The at'en'
tion of those disposed to build on leaseholds;
HARRISON, G0DDIN APPERsoN.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10, 1855.

ARRIVED.
Steamer N. Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, mail,
merchandise and passengers.
ste amer Red jacket, Adams, City Point gov.
eminent passengers.
Steamer Chas. Vanderbilt, Warrington, gov.
eminent passengers.
Steamer Yinsland, Fortress Monroe, govern.
ment passengers.
steamer MsttenO, City Point, government pas
sengers.
Propeller Leader, Callahan, City Point, gov.
eminent 81 ores.
Propeller Columbia, Hathaway, City Point, in
tow government bargeL
SAILED.
Steamer Georgiann', Pearson, Norfolk, mall
merchandise and passengers.
Steam er Red Jacket, Adams, City Point, gov.
ernment passengers.
Steamer Vineland, Fortress Monroe, govern.
ment order.
Steamer Northerner, Navy transport, Fortress
Monroe, government order.
Steamer Charlee Vanderbilt, Washington
government troops.
Prope Ter Ranger, Washington, government
order.
S,hr c. r. Vickery, Norfolk, light.
Schr Corsne, Fortress Monroe, light.
Schr Elizabeth Francis, shekon, Fortress
Monroe light.
Sclr Trade Wind Fortress Monroe, light.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-12
JoHNsToNs srRReNDEa.

Il is stated in the New York Herald that
when the negotiations for the surrender TO
Gen. Sherman commenced, Johnston had al
together abOu. 50, 900 troops; but of these not
more than $4,000 waited 10 be paroled,
the others departing without asking leave,
stealing the horses Of their officers, and
striking of through the country in different
directions, where many OF them were soon
engaged in indiscriminate plumber and
thievery. Gen. Johnston declared that as
soon as il was known by these men that they
were 70 be. surrendered his control over
them vas at an end, and he was perfectly
powerless to keep them together for the pur-
pose OF completing their parole, or TO pre-
vent their acts OF robbery.
About Doe hundred and ten pieces of ar
tillery and IL een thousand stand of small
arms comprised part Of the war material
surrendered by Johnston. The details OF
the surrender were len by Gen. Sherman in
the hands of General Schoiiold, aud when
he, in company vita a number o: officers
aud detachment OF troops, proceeded from
Raleigh 70 Greensboro for the purpose Of
experimenting the matter, the national de-
lenders were everywhere received by the
inhabitants OF the country with the strong
est manifestations OF delight.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-12
TIE PURSUIT OF DAVIS.

Intelligence has been received at WASH
ington giving further particulars of the flight
of Jefferson DAVIS: After leaving 1orkville'
, South Carolina, on the 2Sth ult., from which
point he was driven by Stoneman, Davis
hed across the northern part OF the State
crossing the Savannah north Of Augusta
and reaching Washington, Georgia, on the
4th of NAV. From this point he was again
compelled to ase by the approach Of our
cavalry torces. Stonemsn's pursuit was so
rapid that a council of war, which Davis
was holding, was broken up, and he was hur-
ried forward in his flight. He is evidently
heading for the Mississippi, but Wilson has
been appraised OF bis course. and will en-
deavor to intercept him. Between Stone
man and Wilson, Davis wall have pretty
close gauntlet 10 run.
A Chattanooga telegram, dated 9th inst,
saws that Davis was AZ Powelton, Hancock
county, Georgia, last Friday night. Gen.
Wilson has priated hsndbills announcing the
reward for his capture, ald scattered them
through the country.
Powelton is between Washington and
Milledgeville.
A special Washington despatch 20 the
Philadelphia Inquirer uOltions the recep-
ton OF a telegram from General wilson, at
Macon, stating that previous TO getting the
Official despatch offering reward Of . hun
dred thousand dollars for Davis, he had put
q price of one handred thous and dollars in
gold on'him, TO be taken from the gold cas-
ried BY the fGgitives.
. The same special says that Davis passed
through Washington, Ca, on the 4th inst,
accompanied by only six men, said TO he
John. Z. Breckenridge, James ii. Reagan,
q. A. Trenholm, j. p. Benjamin and two
others unknown. Ills pluader was twelve
houEs in his rear, and the cavalry who set
out with him had nearly one-hslf deserted.
Wilson says he had his scouts upon every
road, and fsH pretty csrtoi" Of capt'Ting
him.
He found the people remarkably willing
TO aid him in the pursuit. He had no more
trouble than if he were passing through our
own territory. Hourly intelligence from
that region, is expected. II is hardly pos
sible that he can escape"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-12
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STaCT0C To MINISTER ADAMS.

Nl1AIOA ~ -h4NAa'A LA -iH%h-HSs
The Cork Herald Publishes an official tele.
gram from Secretary StAntOn to the United
States Legation at London, detailing the in
cidents of the assassination, and adding
The murderer of President has been
discovered, and evidence obtained that these
horrible crimes were committed in eNecu-
tion of q conspiracy deliberately planned
and set on foot by Rebels, under pretenSe OF
ayenging the South and aiding the Rebel
cause but il Is expected that the immediate
perpetrators will be caught. The feeling oc-
caslOu ed by these atrOciOuS crime Is so gre 4 {,
Sudden, and overwhelming, that cannot al
present do more than communicate them TO
YOU. At the earliest moment Yesterday the
President ca "a a Cabinet meeting, at which
Gen. Grant was present. He was more
cheerful and happy than had ever SEE n him.
He rejOictd at the near prospect oil hrm
and durable ., ace at home and abroad, WI len
manifested in a marked degree the soundness
and honesty OF hi diSpOSit' on, and the tender
and iorgi,ing spirit that so emint ntly ciStin-
guiShed him. Public notice mad been gwen
that he and Gen. Grant wouli be present
at the theatre, and the opportunity OF sd-
ding the Ljeutenant-Gen TO the number
of victims TO be murdered was no doubt
seized for the fitting occasion of executing
the plans hich appear TO have been in pre-
paratiOn for some weeks; but Gen. Grant
was compelled 10 be absent, and thus es-
capped the designs upon him.
IL is needless for me u say anything in
regard to the influences which this atrociouS
murder Of the President may exercise upon
the anairS Of the country. But | will only
add that, though horrible and strOcious as
are the plans that have been resolved on by
the enemies of the country, they are not
likely, in any degree 10 impair the public
spirit, OF postpone the complete ana final
overthrow of the Rebellion.
In profound grief for the events which it
has become my duty 10 communicate to you,
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your O0edient servant,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
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