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MEDICAL ELrcrnIcrrY, ny On LYoSs.-If all
We read of DR.. Lyon success In the treatment
of disease be true, Electricity Is destined ere
long TO work ns great q revolution In the medi
cal world, rs ii has already performed In the
physical In appearance It's power Is infinite
II surmounts difficulties, sewers mountains,
drags our locomotives In m instant u dep'ive
Us Of life, and 10 another gives Il back IN Us
again. Il causes the rain drops to fall, II fash.
ions vegetation. and 10 the hands OF science 70
daily depriving sickness Of Its sting, and con
sumption OF It's frightfulness. We have been
led to these remarks from what We have seen
with our own eyes, and not the testimony OF
others who have been cured by his own treat
mcnt, and listening to his lectures upon the
cnuse Of disease. and the motive powers OF the
human system. Dr., Lyon lisa gentleman who
probably knows more about Electricity and lts
application to the human system than any 9th
or man, In this country. lie has cured many
obstinate chronic diseases In our city which for
years has resisted al other modes Of treatment.
and We cherfally recommend him TO the afiiot-
ed everywhere. Dn. W, wEpn'
a trfH. m0 Rochester, N. 7.
He may be found At the Biddeiord House.
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u, IT. w IDoUNy
Brcvet Mai. General
Macon. Ga Nav l3-9 30 A. NJ.

Macon. Ga May 1885, 30 A. NJ.
To Hon. E. NJ Stanton, Secretary OF War :
Lieut. Col. Harden. commanding LIST Wis
consin, has just arrived at Irwinsville. lie
struck Davis trail mt Dublin, Lawrence
county. on the evening Of the 7th. and fol-
lowed him closely, night and day. through
the pine wilderness Of Alligator Creek and
Green Swamp, via Conference.-The to Ir-
winsviile At Cumberland Col. Harden met
Col. Pritchard with $50 picked men and
horses of the 4th Michigan. Harden follow
cd the trail directly south. while Pritchard,
having tresher horses, pushed down the o.
mulgee toward Hopewell, and thence by
House Greek to Irwinsville. arriving there ut
midnight of the 9th. JEFF Davis had not
arrived. From citizens Pritchard learned
that his party were encamped two miles out
OF the town He made his dispositions and
surrounded the camp before day. Harden
had cncamped within two miles, as he after
ward learned, from Davis Tho trail being
too indi ,tinct to follow. he pashcd on ut
A. NJ, and had gone but little more than a
mile when his advance were fired upon by
men Of the 4th Michigan. A fight ensued,
both parties exhibiting the greatest detsrmin-
alton. Fifteen minutes elapsed before tho
mistake WIS discovered
The firing in this skirmish was the first
warning Davis received. The captors report
that he hastily put on one OF his wife's
dresses and started to the woods, closely fol-
lowed BY our men. who ut first thought him
woman, but discerning his boots while
running. suspected his sax at once. The
race was short one, and the rebel President
was soon brought to bay lie brandished q
bowie kniic Of elegant pattern and showed
signs of battle. but Welded promptly to the
persuasion Of tho Captains revolver, with
out compelling the men to Gre. He express
cd great Indignation ut tho energy with
which he was pursued, saying that he though,
our Government was mnre magnanimous
than to hunt down women and children.
Mrs Davis remarked to Col. Harden. after
the excitement was over. that "ths men had
better not provoke tho President, as he
might hurt some of 'em gr1z ..iw q
Reagan behav himself with becoming
dignity and resignation. Tho parties were
evidently making for tho coast. 90 ~.
,A j. II. WILSON, Brcvet Maj. Gen.
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e We are indebted to j. q. Garland,
Esq., and also to Rev. VIM. NOISE, of this
city for late English papers. The Liverpool
Mercury gives the speeches at the great meet
ing in st. Georges Hall. upon tho a,sassina-
ton OF tho President, which breathe profound
sympathy and love for our great Chief. As
one speaker said, "The grief Of England Is
not less than that Of America for the death
of Abraham Lincoln" The Times, Morn
ing Post Spectator, Manchester Guardian
and Saturday Review, are aoundering in a
peck Of trouble at the growing power Of the
United States, and tho latter paper makes
the statement that "there is no disgrace in
the confession chat England is no match for
the United States on the continent af Amer
ica." They evidently think that it will moi
do for Johnny Bull to be too overbearing.
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RICHMOND Real Estate speeulator
who went to Richmond some two weeks ago
to mako investments in real estate, II he
could do so with prospect Of profit, has just
returned here. He made no purchases. for
tho reason that buildings and lots have already
been put up to o high figure, the prices in
many instances being three times that chare
cd beiorc the war. L'ts in the burnt die
trict canno, be had except at price, a. great
Us those CHARGED year ago for the Same lots
with tho buildings on them. Our informant
SAYS the amount per foot Il creator than In
this city This 10 the voluntary tribute OF
the people to Yankee enterprise and thrift.
The only answer to any protest against the
extortion being. Times are changed this
we're is gwine tn he h,g city now, yousns
have come. "-Washington Cor. ,,,..
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crusl-hearsed man. describes him pale Is lcp-
rosy, his beard whitening. his deficient teeth
ajar and his eyes full of terror. do is now
as mean and Bringing in his behavior, as in
mower he was insolent and cruel. When
turnkey. he shot men dead with a revolver.
who came to the windows for Dir and light.
kicked and knocked down others, and took
delight in argumcuting the untold miscries Of
tho poor prisoners under his charge. He has
heard, in his loatbsome cell, that the soldies
have decreed bis death so soon as they are full
ly assure Of his identity, and his pleadings
for mercy are presented to all who come near
him; but he pleads to hearts Of stone.
P.S. Turner has escaped.
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To MAKE A Coon PApER.-The Portland
Courier makes some suggestions on making a
good newspaper, which We commend to the
attention Of our readers:
No editor, it says. however competent and
experienced no may be, alone makes good
newspaper. You aid him. How? You
are reading some interesting work. and n
passage Of great beauty, force. or elegance
meets your eve YOU extract it and send It to
him. Valuable facts are given; you extract
those; an incident possessing local interest
occurs. you narrate IL for him; newspaper
man cannot be everywhere, though there s
wide spread notion he il everywhere and
knows everything. Recollect again. that bs-
cause an item may seem trivial. II isnot nee
esarily devoid Of interest. We oil do not
order roast mutton for dinner, excellent dish
though IL be; some want roast or corned beei
and on to the end Of tho bill OF faro.
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M,coy q. Nav lo-1I A NJ

MACON, Ca, May Ell 4. NJ.
Lieut.. Gen Grant. and the Hon Secretary
of War. Washington II have the honor to
report that at daylight of the 10th instant
Colonel Pritchard. commanding 18th Mlchi.
gan Cavalry captured jeff Davis ind fami
ly. with Reagan, Postmaster General; Col.
Harrison, Private Secretary; Col. johnson,
A d. c.: Col Morris, Col Lubbock, Lieut..
Hathaway, and Others.
Col. Pritchard surprised their camp at Ir
winsville, in Irwin county, Georgia, seventy.
five miles southeast OF this place. They will
be here tomorrow night, and will he for
warded under strong guard without delay.
| will send further particulars at once.
[Signedl j. II. WILSON,
Brevet Maj General.
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rnwill DO seen from the official parti

gIt will DO seen from the official partic-
ulas Of the capture Of JEFF. Davis, that u
petticoat is the las. ditch Of the rebel chief,
and II necessarily follows that tho ditch oil
his allies in the North mu,t be somewhere
alongside. Much speculation Is rife abou,
the disposal Of JETS gown. Barnum has
offered 5000 for il. We would suggest tina,
IL be sent to the Secretary Of tho Chicago
Convention to be preserved with the othe,
documents Of that notorious assembly
Mayor Shaw or the member Of the Conven
ton from this District, would doubtless pro
servo il.
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~ Tho following Maine National Banks
among Others were authorized 10 the two
weeks ending May 9Th: Cssco. Portland.
capital SOM. 900 Buoksport, -Bucksport,
capital $75. 900; First, Biddelord, capital
SLOT. 900 rradcr-', Bangor. capital 500.
100; Medomac, wAldoh1ro'. capital $50.
600. Whole number Of National hanks au
tborissd TO date. l,ll6, with total capital Of
1924. Bill ,O20; total currency Issued $l26,
800, $3.50. -
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Washington Correspondence.
NEW YoRk. Nav Is.

NEW YoRk. Nav Is.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
eays delegations from New York and Boston
are urging reduction on tho government
RATES Of interest to 6vc pr cent. as J. $50
JET Davis will reach Washington by the
middle or latter part OF this week. lie will
at onca be placed on trial. probably before
tho Commission now in session.. Tho cir.
cumstantial evidence duplicating him in tho
conspiracy Is becoming more complste.. =.
Positive testimony from Richmond will
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BIDDEFORD,

not DO wanting, o. skilful detectives arc IN
ravrlling the movements Of Surrstt. who was
in Richmond shortly before the murder. and
had moro than ono Interview with Davis and
Benjamin.
Tho Posts dispatch says the prevaillngim
preston among officials here 10 that Davis
will he tried Tor high treason before the Uni
ted States Court OF this District. and that he
will not he arrsignod before the military com.
mission.
The advance Of Sherman's army 10 at Al
exnpdris. -r
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We were pleased recently to receive call
from Maj. Paul Chadbourne Of the LIST Maine
Cavalry, that regiment that the gallant Phil.
Sheridan says Is tho hes. regiment he ever
commanded. Surely that Is praise enough.
The Major is at homo in consequences of q
bullet wound in the shoulder from which he
is fast recovering. 1t. Col. Cillcy is 10 COM
mand OF the regiment, Brcvet Gen. Q. h.
Smith commanding brigade.
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81 Col. Grace, Of Arkansas. who voted
to take that State out Of tho Union, in re-
cent speech a, Memphis stated that he had
asccrtaincd fact which no and the other
rebels who were associated with him have al.
80 learned and will remember as long MS they
live. He said: ysG
Before this war never saw Federal 9th.
Ger, hardly. never felt the slightest OPP
preston of the Federal Government: in TACT,
never thought We had one until | went out
to fight; then found We did have Gov
ernment.
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JEFF. DAVIS.
HIS CAPTURE.

The Leader Of the Chivalry Disguised in
his Wife's Clothes.-His Followers Sur
prised and taken Prisoners.-Jeff. At
tempts to Defend himself with Bowie
Knife.-He il brought to Terms by the aid
OF q Pistol unfortunate Encounter be-
tween Two Bodies Of Union Troops.
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The Bath Times thinks that Il Dick Tur.
ner is caught, he ought to be hung at once.
n we mistake not. the editor sometime since
declared himself In favor bf abolishing CAPT.
r.l punishment. This nice little theory
don't work. isn't applicable to tho existing
state Of society. = I" ''+
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A. g. Tenney, Of the Brunswick Tele.
graph has assumed control Of the editorial
department Of tho Portland Courier. with.
out. however. giving up the Telegraph.
Tenney is ready writer, and has had much
experience in editing. The Courier IL fortu-
nate in securing his Service. il is politics
don :. become like Dead Sea fruit. .'"'i
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NJ A RRIED.

In this city, May IL, by Rev. J. Hubbard.
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ford, and Juliet K. daughter Of VIM. ). South-
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MAINE.
General Summary.

welearn from member Of the State Com
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will DO held in Portland on the 10th Of Au-
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lSignpdl ID b PRITCuARp,

Lieut.. Col. 18th Michigan Cavalry.
The lsr Wisconsin belongs to Lagrange's
brigade Of McCook's division. and had been
sent due east by Gen. Uroxton, via Dublin
Col. Mnty had distributed his command all
along the south hank of the Ocmuigre and
Altamaha. This accounts for the collision
between parts of the lst and 81 divisions.
and shows the zeal of the command in the
pursuit. have directed increased vigilance
on the part Of the command, in the h pe OF
catching the other ass,ssins. Our DISPOSE
tions are good, and SO far none of tho rebel
chiefs have been able tog-t through Brock.
inridge's son was captured night before last,
eleven miles south from here. Will send
further details us soon Us received.
[Signcd] j. ii. WILSON,
Breyet Mai General
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Dr.. Sharp Of St. Louis, has been appointed
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Macon, Ga. May 12-ll A. NJ.

MACON, Va, May Ill n. NJ.
Hon. E. M Stanton, Secretary Of War:
The following dispatch announcing the
capture OF J"f Davis, has just been handed
mo by Col. Minty, commanding I'd division :
HEADQUARTERS 4th Michigan Cavalry, !
CUMBERLANDvILLE, Ga, May IL. {
To Capt r. w. Scott. A. g Division:
Sir IL have the honor to report that ut
daylight yesterday, at Irwinsville, I surprised
and captured JEFF. Davis, together with his
wife, sisters and brother, his Postmaster
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LIrE AND MILITARY CAREER OF Maj. Gen. VIM. TIE
trated. New York; W. II Appleton.

This is ons Of series of Biographies writ
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