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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
BDORs MILITARY pIyTN OF THE JAMES, }
EICHVOSD. Va, May Sta 1850. }

GENERAL OEDESs(
I. From aud after the 2O.h instant sll persons
found in arms against the authority OF The
United States 10 the states OF virginia and Norm
Carolina viii be treated as robbers and outlaws.
n. ANY persons in these states who shalt assist
OF advise The orgAniz tti0n of guerilla bands %
rha continuation Of hOstIlIties against the au-
thoritv OF the United states, vail b. arrested,
tried by the military commission, and punished
with death, or otherwise less severely according
20 circumstances Of lie cas-.
H. AL mll tlry 0iicers oil this division, and
espacia IN the cImmandeTs OF posts and districts
win be charged with the preservation Of good
order within their respective commands. They
viii use their indCence % reconcile all cirerences
between freedmen aud their former masters snd
will assure the freedmen that they Will be requl-
red % labor for the support OF themselves and
families but they are free = select their own EN-
ployers and make their own bargains. They
must be made 70 understand that the Government
,giil protect, but cannot support them All class
es.m1st b. shown the absolute necessity Of p ant
.nz aud cu.tiyating crops this spring and the
coming summer, ia order 20 avoid want and
starvation ia Tie country.
L. 70 miuofs not cared Tor ~ their parents,
the apprentice system vii be in reduced as early
a practicable. FOR children too young 10 labor,
ana who have been abandoned by their natural
protectors it is advised that Houses OF Refuge be
-stab ished where they may be cared for and ed
-catej
'. Interest as well as humanity requires that
tie former masters Of The cOlored race SHOULD
ante in devisiug the best measures for amelio-
rating their condition and Tor introducing some
practical system Of hired labor To this end ali
military authorities viii lend their aid.
B. order OF Ma. Gen. h. ". HALLEcE.
j. c. MELTON,
m76 Assistant Adjutant General
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CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR.
RICHMOND. Va, May l, 1865.
In compliance with General Orders, No. a,
Headquarters Department Of Virginia, dated
April 25th, 1850 the undersigned hereby assumes
command Of the District Of the AppomattoX,
comprising that portion Of Virginia lying be-
tween the James and AppOmattox rivers.
The Headquarters OF the District will be at
JOHN COUGHLIN,
myl-u Lieut., Col. 10th n. VI. Vols.
NOTICE.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
ARMY or THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va, April 2Sth 1867
There will be offered for sale ut public auc-
ton, near the Steamboat landing at Rockets,
in this city, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
May next lot OF condemned Animals, wagons,
Harness and Saddles belonging 10 the United
States Government. There will also be lot OF
the same offered tor sale IN the city OF Petersburg
on the same day.
TERMS Payments must be made in Uni
tes States Government funds at the date OF puT'
chase. JOHN b. HOWARD,
1t Col. and Chief Q. NJ,
ap29-tds Army of the James.
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nKRIcEAL.
MAJOR GENERAL 4. o. c, dDD.
NOHICE.


NOTICE.
HDoRS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
Army OF THE JANIS,
RICHMOND, VA, May st 1867
TOLADIEs APPLYING FOR CLERKSHIPs'
The Military authorities OF the Department
unfortunately have no civil business wherein
ladies can be employed. Ii is 10 be hoped
Inore civilized condition will 500 eXist, when
I'm can earn their living who so desire.
BY command OF oDn
Maj. Gen. L. o. c. ORD.
CHAs. B. ATCHIsOS, Captain and A. A. ID. o.
my9-tt
BEADQRS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
ARMY OF THE JAMES
RICHMOND, May 9th, 1865, )
PAroled prisoners and other applicants for passes
south from Old Point or Norfolk are informed
that there are no Government transports leaving
Fort Monroe or Norfolk At present for Southern
ports.
ED. ". SMITH,
mys Assistant Adjutant General
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HDQR's MILITARY COMMANDER, !
RICHMOND, April 50 1865. !
GENERAL ORDERS. Z
No. 9.

GENERAL ORDERs,l
No. 9.
The following instructions are published for
the information of all concerned
Residents OF the city are informed that they
will be held strictly responsible for the police oil
their premises. including the sidewalks or pave
ments in front of their dwellings, or business To-
calities, yards and alleys. Where any person or
persons fail 70 comply with this regulation, they
viii he assessed double the amount OF the cost of
such police. The officer of police will cause abe
work TO be done, and will make and collect the
assessment
II. Priv re property will be respected. No
homes will be occupied except by authority OF
the Military Commander, and proper assign
ment, under that authority, by tie Post Quar-
termaster. The Post Quartermaster will imme'
diately ascertain what houses are occupied by
officers and troops in this city, by whom occu
MED. and by what authority, reporting the same,
without delay, to his Office. All control over the
public buildings in the city will deyOlye on the
Post Quartermaster.
I'M. 1t is made the duty of sll guards and pat.
rolls 10 preserve good order, and when disorders
occur they will b. suppressed Immediately and
eaectually. The multi atiCn OF pubic monu-
menta and buildings is strictly 10 be guarded
against. Furious riding or driving in the streets
IA prohibited Horses are not allowed in the
pubIic squares. Guards will enforce these regu-
latious.
Soldiers visiting the city must remember that
they are visiting a military post and that they
are amenabe TO the regulations governing snch
By command OF Brgader General Dent.
VIM II. POWELL
First Lieutenant 4th U. S. Infantry A. A. A. G..
HDoRS MILITARY COMMANDER
RICHMOND, Va, April %, 1865.
GENERAL 0RDERs,(
No. /.
In conformity with General Orders No 40,
Headquarters Department of Virginia, of April
81. 1866. the undersigned hereby assumes com.
mand of the city Of Richmond and all troops sta
toned within its limits.
An returns and reports will be made to these
Headauarters and all details for duty in the city
will be made from the same.
The following officers are announced as on the
STAFF Of the Military Commander, and will be
obeved and respected ACCORDINGLY:
First Lieutenant WIN. II. Powell, 4th U. 5.
Infantry 4. D. c., A. A. A. q.
First Lieutenant Il. $ Merrill, Post Quarter
Capt. A. ]. Cook, Post Commissary.
Surgeon Thos. NJ. LsRey, 9O6th penna. Vols,
=. T. DENT,
ap2l-tf Brig. Gen U. s. Vols, com'dg.
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There were also lost at the same time
Scrip for
Va. and Central Railroad, guaranteed and
r. registered, S0,sCO
Richmond and York II liver Railroad, regis
tered IN name Of ID. X. S.-l4 of 600. l4,0C0
Va. Central Railroad shares, I'd. K. S. and
}. s. V7
Orange and Alexandria Railroad shares, $50
Exchange Bank shares. 200
Besides these bonds and papers-of which pay
ment will be stopped and a renewal demanded
there was package of bank notes. issued
by various Southern banks amounting 10 81 ,52O.
Should these have fallen into the hands of any
honest person, he will, on returning the same,
receive my thanks and oIe-half the amount re-
turned for his trouble.
JOHN STEWART Brook BILL
Office Franklin, between 7th and 9Th streets.
Reference. l.. BACON, Grace street. between
5th and 9th streets; Richmond. an l2-tMl
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IMPORTANT INSURANCE NO
TICE.

WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
RICHMOND, May 9th, lS65.-3m
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

BAND OF HoPE.-The Band Of Hope met
10 City Hall Saturday afternoon. There was
a fullsattendance, and much interest manifest
ed on the part of the children. Addresses
were made by Rev. NJ. Allen, Rev. DR.. Ora
ham and DIR. c. Kimball, President of the
Band. - 81 aa-ss ssa ssbiais
These who have taken hold Of this enter
Prise desire to make it attractive and bene-
fetal to all the children in the city. The inn
portance of such an organization in our midst
no one will question. II should receive the
hearty cooperation Of every good citizen. Nj
An effort is to be made to get Eve hundred
subscribers TO the "Youth's Temperance visi.
tor" which is the best juvenile temperance
paper in the United States. The subscription
price is IS cents per year. One of our Sab
bath schools has already pledged twenty Ave
subscribers. 1t is hoped that all the Sabbath
schools will follow their example, thus show
ing their interest in cause which promises
so much good to the youth at the present
time, and the future welfare of our city. The
President will BE- glad TO receive subscriptions
at his office, No. 1876 q Middle street. ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

Now offered BY Government and Its superior I'D
vantages make it the go9 aoi sisgaes s,g 4
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21
The Chairman oaaa-Hia Rodr Ponna.

The Lewiston journal says the body of Ma
poleon Chapman OF Danyille, who has been
missing since the evening of the 7th of Decem.
Der last and who in consequence Of the STATE
ments Of MRS. Villa recently in jail there,
was supposed is have been murdered. was
found by two boys when bal hing In the river
between 8 and z o'clock Saturday evening,
near the Gas Works, below the causeway.---
When found the body was floating. 's'i
The body was identified by two brothers Of
the deceased. =
The boys brought wallet to the City Mar
sh"', containing about $50 in bills wet and
suck together, which they said Iell from the
pocket in the clothes around the body when
they were towing it ashore. The overcoat
was badly torn, as If it had caught on The
rocks, but the undercoat and other clothing
was whole. DIR. Garcelon examined the re-
mains and testified that he found no marks Of
external injury such as bruises, wounds or
gunshot injury or any appearance Of strangu-
lation. The general appearance Of the body,
he said, was such as Ia usually seen in persons
that have laid in the water, ard he was OF
opinion that the person came to his death by
drowning.
All the circumstances indicated that the
body when found had just risen to the surface,
and from the fact that il was discovered where
it was, there can be but little doubt that it
had recently passed into the river by the race
way, the gates Of which had been all opened
but an hour or two previously, for the first
time this season. .,...s.,.., gf.s-s.
A coroner's jury was summoned, but the
jury desire tc hear some further testimony be-
fore agreeing on verdict. So far, all the
facts point to the probability, that Chapman
fell into the canal and was accidentally drown
ed on the night he was last seen. 70 snpoz
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY These cele-
ing at Mechanics Hall. where, no doubt, there.
will be a large assembly to listen to their sweet
melodies. AS the older ones of this musical
family pass away 10 the, spiritland, there to
strike the golden harps and sing the songs Of
redeemipg Love. the younger ones come forth
from the Granite Hills Of sister State to
chant the hymns OF Emancipation and that
other refrain Liberty and Union, one and in
separable, now and forever.n ~ ssss 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21
/. Municipal Oourt-Juns 20.

Margaret Carleton was brought up for as
sault and battery She pleaded nolo coptendere
and paid fine OF three dollars and costs.
Evans and Putnam for the defence. ~ W.
Thomas Rice, for drunkenness and disturb
ance, was committed to jail, in default Of pay
ment Of fine of three dollars and costs.
Michael Gibbons, for violating the Lords
day by keeping his shop open, paid fine of
five dollars and costs. s~s, U.s. Z ~
Henry Fulton, for larceny Of coat from
Peter r. Hall, was fined ten dollars and costs.
Committed. J. F. Rich, Esq, for defense. &
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

SALE OF REAL EsTATEs-Henry Bailey &
Co. sold at auction yesterday portions Of the
estate of the late DIR. Breslin. ssrps - So 3
y The brick store on Union Street was pur-
chased by Mr., N. G. Rice for s275o, subject to
the widows dover. ilo aa4s ssvs sysag ssgai
The shop and house on Free Street was
sold to DIR. E. Bacon for SIS 200 for the whole
All the property on Danforth and Walnut
streets was sold to N. Webb, Esq, for 5000.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21
To The Editor Of the Press !:

learn that my name is attached to the ad.
tised programme of a Fourth of July Ceie-
braiior," TO take place at Porter Village, as
one Of the officers the day. This affair, as /
Understand, is gotten up for the purpose Of
selling" and drawing" lottery" or as the
Notice has it, a"Gift Enterprise which is the
same thing under a false nams. Believing all
lotteries and chance schemes to be dishonest
and pernicious in their influence, Icannot. as
an honest man and Christian, allow my
name 10 be used as approving such schemes
Aud l wish to say, through the "Press, p that
my name was used without my consent or
knowledge, ggsts JOHN MouLToN.
Porter, Me-, june 20. 1895. u 49,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

JUIhFBB KGI ~ EB JUNE 10.
The expedition Sgainst the Indians is rapid
" progressing. Part of the command IS al
ready enroute for Fort Laramie. Gen. Uon-
ners, with the remainder OF the expedition,
will start for Powder River via L aramie in five
days. Supplies are arriving from the Mis-
souri, River, and are being pushed forward
rapidly. 49, ~ ssasi
A number of troops remain behind for the
protection of the mail route.
A cavalry force OF 1000 arrived at Omaha
to-day, and will join the expedition at Powder
River A 1pai s4ii4 liz 70 4eilaf2 A2A a
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

. GoDEY's LADY's BooKs-The July mum
Der Of this magnificent monthly has been re-
ceived direct from the publication office, 1t
contains fine steel engraving -. Noontide,"
Double Fashion Plate, colored, and great
variety of illustrations interesting to ladies.
The circulation OF this Magazine is now ia &.
600. No other similar work can claim so
wide reputation. 80 .e 80 y,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

MORRIS, BROTHERS, PELL q TRowBRIpGF.
Seldom have we witnessed larger audience
at City Hall. than we saw last evening. The
Hall was crowded, and the music, plays, &c,
went .offin admirable style. @Good wine needs
no bush," and we need not cay a lsingle word
more. for as many win go this evening as can
BE- accommodated with seats. when this com
pany will give another and the last entertain
ment 49, 49, +, sfssS
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

(, 80 -44ag Il CAIRO, June TO-
&. A dispatch from Mobile says Bishop An
drews, of the Methpdist Episcopal Church,
South, has issued an address, in which he
counsels submission and a. peaceful acquies-
ence In the new order OF things. s&s gae
Gen. Backner's address to his soldiers is in
the same spirit. n <, -, ..ss sri5lss sFr
i Gen. Andrews is to be supported in the
command OF Mobile by Gen. Kirby Smith,. -.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly fhrA ished upon receipt of subscriptions
The Not,s Of this Third Serie, areprecisey similar
in form and privileges to the ssven.Thirti srea dy
Sold except that the Government reserves to itself
tn option O. paying interest in gold oain 1t per
CEN, Ina cad Of 7s-l0thsin currency. Subscribers
VIII deduct the interest in currency up to July l5h
Of the time when they subscribe. 5a9
Inc delivery Of the notes Of this third series ofthe
seven-thrties viii comm on II lst OF Juue, and
will be made promptly and continuously afeer that
date.
The slight change made in the conditions OF this
THIsD sHRrEs affect only the matter of interest
Inc pa ment In gold, If made, will be equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher rate 71t
The return to apecie payments, In the event Of
which only WILDE the option to pay interest IN gold
be awaited Of would 50 reduce and equalizs prices
that purchases made with tx per cent In gold wou,d
Dc fully equal to those made with seven and three
senths per cent. In currency. ssA 2 e 3aa IS
The Only Loan in Market I.
II + u
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o. q. $40 six Per Ceat.
G Qip-BEARinG BONDS

These Bonds are now wortha handsome premium,
ana are exempt, Is are al the Government Bonds,
rom Ssate County, and AasiciDat tea 'tion schich
oeas from one to three per cent per annnp to their
0a'ae according 70 the "a levied upon other prop
erty The interest Is 'yabe semi annually BY oou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cut OF
aud sold to any bank or banker.
Thsinterest ct 7.so per cent. amoupts Ia saai q
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

N W ~ p p 3al New YORK, June 70.
Alta firemen's celebr alton at Flushing, Long
Island, this afternoon, u difficulty occurred in
Joined. Stones, clubs, bowie knives and re-
vOlyers were freely used. Great excitement
prevailed. During the affray some fifty per-
sons were wounded, several. 1t is supposed,
dangerously. -. ~ e.,.r .,asag
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21
MArsr MEDICAL ASSOCIATION We rive

MAINE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. We give
the report Of the first days proceedings of this
Association, which commenced yesterday in
the Common Council Room. The attendance
was unusually large, and it is the finest look
ing body Of men that we have seen convened
in our city. We d ) not know whether ladies
are admitted as spectators, but presume they
are, and therefore we caution young ladies
against going for fear they may loose their
hnorfa +ts. 9 ts'aI - r. - 80 $50
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

Cautiously reference to our report of
the proceedings OF the City Council on Mon
day evening, 1t will be noticed that the Board
Of Mayor and Aldermen are determined to
prosecute all violations Of the law requiring
Iunholders to be licensed. asgoaa ..s'alsIa 4
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

: STRAwBERRIEs.-Wes saw in Mrs. Woods
garden yesterday bed of strawberries Of ex
traordinary growth. More prolific vines we
have never seen. There will be bushels on a
small plot OF ground.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

{. STRAWBERRY ExaIB1rroN. - It win he
seen by advertisement that the time Of the
Horticultural society's Strawberry Exhibi.
lion has beeu changed from Saturday next to
Wednesday evening, June 18th.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

DRAMATIc.-At Deering Hall Ryan is the
great attraction. This evening he appears in
the plays Of Trials and Triumphs. and Sudden
Thoughts.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21
Pona land AND Y1UiafTY.

RsD Advertisements fa-Dsss
Theatre Deering Hall-This Evening.
Situation Wanted
Tatts' Coliege-Examination.
Special Npuce Sterling mbrosia
Agents Wauted-G. Bill. ri III 7 1@f tfr
Land tor Sale-Nahum Pickett
Lost-bracel (.
W-W-W-W- W-Wanted, s
House ior 6ale-Chas ~aser
house Avt for Sale-R. W. Gage.
FtsEiva. and Fair-City Hall
Auction sal Sc. NJ Fatten,
Noiice-A. Duncan.
Board--77 Free st. ssvff Tay
Freedom Notirs-Sami StapIes
Lumber--Ly nch, Barker q ca va 9l1
6onnets &c-J Brown s-r..,...
City of P0tJand 49,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

HoUsE-Lor FOR SALE --A,tention is di.
rected to the advertisement, in another col
umn, Offering for sale desirable House-lot on
Deering Street
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

GoDEY's LADY BooK.-Thc July number
Of this Incompatible periodical is q superb
one. 1t has been received by Messrs. Davis
Brothers, No. SO, Messrs. Bailey q Noyes,
No. 55, and Messrs Short & Loring, No. so
Exchange Stree
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21
,Fy,,ua.,.ecfar.

y - s. -. PHILADELPHIA, june 49,
8 The subscriptions TO the 80 loan to-day,
400. The number Of individual subscriptions
ofS50 and 800 each by working men and wo-
men, making up portions Of the above aggre-
gate, was ,487. Aa~ 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

THE Grand Festival and Fair to be given
by the ladies Of ST. Stephens Church, win
come off at the City Hall next Tuesday even
ing aMsa 1 raf4 .sTa W satsFHgQa II
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21
FINANCIAL.
UNITED STATES
7-30 LOAN.
Third series,
. ? 3 O,OOO.OOO.

ny authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
UNDERLINED, sas General subscription Agent Tor the
faie OF the United stass Securities, ofsrs to the
public the third series of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven aud three tenth per cent interest per annun
known as the A
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

New YORK, June 20.
The Posts special Washington says Gov.
Hahn has published q card in which'he de-
clares the Legislature of Louisiana has adoP-
ted the constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery, he reports to the contrary being
untrue. s3f' I'D 81 i.ir sahf ,asn4 So fs1 'alif
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21
z-8O LOAN.

These notes are issued under the date Of July l5.
1885, an are payable three years from that date IN
currency, or are convertible at tie option of this
hllder into 80"
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

PErERsoS's Magazine for July has been
received at the bookstore Of Messrs. Davis
Brothers, No. SO Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21
Maine Medical Association.

Inc thirteenth annual meeting OF the Maine
Medical Association convened In the New
City Building, Portland, at 10 ~ A. NJ !, on
June 10Th, 1866. aAs
Dr. Monroe, of Belfast, delivered an inter-
esting Introductory address, congratulating
the Association upln the favorable circum-
stances under which they now assemble.
Committees upon business were appointed.
Drs. Baker, of Middletown Conn, Gage OF
worcester, Carleton, OF Norwich, Conn, Par
ker, Of Pennington, N. a., were introduced to
tne Association as delegates from their State
Societies. These gentlemen made very inter-
esting speeches upon their presentation to the
Members Of the Maine Society. Drs. Baker
and Carleton, we understand, we're born and
educated in Maine. aes2sas3 Asssss
The following gentlemen were nominated
for membership, and were elected: Drs. AL
fred Mitchell, Brunswick; Lewis b. Pendle.
ton, Belfast; E. Howard vose, Gorham; Geo.
G. Weber, Portland; n. A. Bradbury, Swe
den; w. B. Cobb, Standish; Gardner Ludwig,
Portland; A. M. Parker, Westbrook; N. d.
Faunce, w. Buxton; ]. A. Parsons. Wind
ham; J. M Small, Lewiston; o. N. Bradbury,
Springfield.
The following officers we're elected for the
ensuing year:
19l9.1a9a PRESIDENT. III II "a
DIR. Amos Nourse. Bath.
VICE PRESIDENTS. al 4
Dr.. Chas. w. Thomas, Portland; a'
u. James C.Weston, Bangor.
"a REcoRDIEe SECRETARY.
DR.. George l.. Goedale, Portland.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
DR.. james M Bates, Yarmouth.
Is STANDING COMMITTEE.
Drs. VIM. Swasey, Limerick: 81 sd IS "A
H. Tewksbury, Portland;
J. W. Toward, Augusta; s s f. 500
4. ). Haskell, stockton; ggg4a
A. j. Fuller, Bath. saa aaa a
Dr. Weston, Chairman of the Committee on
Neurology, presented his report, BY which it
appears that three members OF the Association
have died during the present year, viz:-Dr.
W. 4. Richardson OF the United States navy, |
DR.. I. H. Breslin Of the army, and DIR. Luke |
Hill Of Bidd. lord. All of these had served in |
the army or navy, and all Of them have perish
ed from diseases contracted in. the service of
the Union. Memorial resolutions In regard to
these members were passed unanimously
Dr. Swasey Of Limerick, was elected orator
and DR.. Weston Of Bangor, his substitute for
next year.
Interesting papers on the subjects Of Medi-
cine, Surgery and Medical Education were
presented and discussed.
The evening session was devoted to the con-
sideration Of the reports upon medicine, pre-
sentedin the afternoon. e9aaa 4
After the session the members were receiv-
by DR.. Charles W. Thomas with elegant hos
pitallty at his residence. The physicians con-
slider this session very successful meeting
and there is strong probability that Portland
will be the place selected for the next annual
meeting. This morning the Association will
listen to reports of cases presented by mem.
bers. eCFeug BIS g{s san i
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-21

o TUST opened at the Au ton stefe re Federal Sc
- good assortment Of Cloth ior Mems and Boys
wesr, and for sale very low
Auction Sales every evening. june20tf