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The Portland daily press., 1863-11-10
G. w. ROBINSON & co.


HAvE JUST OPENED large and rich stock of
- French Thibets Poplins and Apsccas, in Wine
Color. Scarlet, Magenta, Brown, Blue and Green.
Also, full assortment of Plain Doeskins Beavers,
Spangled Beavers, &c, &c, in all the new shades.
Scarlet and Blue Broadclo,h in English and Am.
syican Goods which they are prepared TO make to
order in the latest style.
Plain Scarlet and Scotch Plaids, Long and Square
shawls. finest quality and best style.
Superior quality of Plain Silks in all the new and
desirable shades.
A large lot of Extra Quality All Wool Blankets,
at less than the Agents prices
Winter Flannels. Balmoral. &c, &c.
Their Cloak Department contains all the new
styles of Fail and Winter Garments, at very low
prices.
y-Corner of Congress and Preble Streets
ocl1
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For Sale Cl,ean.

- If applied for Immediately, LOT No a.
be::l Spring street. with two Dwelling Hou e. and
5slii Stable on the same.
For terms, &c, apply to
n. WINCHESTER,
oeS dtf on the premises
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Notice.

ffNHE Sto ,kholdcrs OF the Island Pond Copper
L Mining Company are hereby notified that a
meeting viii be held at Island Pond, Vt. Tuesday
Nov l0th at 10 A. NJ, TO act upon the following ar.
ticles:
First-The amendment of the bylaws relative to
the shares in capital stock
Second-To lay assessment
Ihird-To act upon such other business as nav
seem expedient at time OF such meeting
NO CRAM, President.
Portland, Oct 29, 1863 d2w
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-10
The Intermediate Reader.
trLLusrRArxp,

This Reader l. designed for large towns and citi,
where The grading Of the schools may require an !
ditional book.
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49, nearly new, one and half story House
E:::f pleasantly located ON Hill street well iiu.
E.ii hhed rooms. good well of water; a wood
shell attached. rhs lot containing 2sOi feet
OF land, For particulars enquire of the subscriber
or ALLEN HAlNEs, Esq, Of Portland.
sepiz dtf ISAIAH YICkERY
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YUyHE Subscriber gives public notice TO all concern
IL ed that she has been duly appointed and taken
upon herself the trust of Administrators of the
tate of Daniel Fox late of Portland in .he County
OF Cumberland, deceased by giving bond as the law
Directs she therefore requests all persons who are
Indebted the said deceaseds estate to make nine
diate pay ment and those who have any demands
thereon, TO exhibit the same for settlement TO
SUSAN W. FOX.
Portland, Nov. 3, 1868. d3w
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State of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta. Nov =, 1863. !
A adjourned session of the Erecutire Ccunca
"A will be held at the Council Chamber, in Angus
ia on Tuesday the first day of December next.
Attest JOSEPH B. HALL,
noy2 dtd Secretary of State.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T. GILMAN. Editor.
Is published at No. s2f EXCHANGE STREET
IN FOX BLOCK, by
n. A. FOSTER a. co.



The PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published every
morning tSundays excepted at 5000 per year IN
advance. TO which will be added twenty-five cents
for each three months delay. and IL not paid for at
the end of the year the paper VIII be discontinued.
Single copies three cents
THEMAINE STATE PRESS is published every Thurs
day morning at 81. 90 per annum in advance; 81 25
IL paid within six months; and $3.50, ii payment be
delayed beyond the year.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
Press (which has a large circulation in every part
State for 10 cents per square in addition 10 the
above rates for each insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad.
vance
Rates of Advertising:
Sl25 per square daily first week; rs cents per week
after three insertions or less 00 continuing
ry other day after first week, 80 cents.
Half square three Insertions or less 10 cents; one
week, sl0o; 80 cents per week after.
Under head OF AMrsEdESTs 50 90 per square per
week; three insertions or less, Sl,50.
SPECIAL NOTICES. Sl.75 per square first w<5k,
SlV0 per square after three insertions less 81 25
half q square, three insertions, sl.00; one week,
&l25.
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates.
EY-Ali communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editor Of the Press and
those OF . business characterize the Publishers.
BUSINESS NOTICES, in reading columns, IL cents
per line for one Insertion Nocharge less than fifty
cents.
EK-JoB PRIsTISG of every description executed
with dispatch; and all business pertaining to the Of
nee or paper promptly transacted ON application
above.
f. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
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Office Of the Ocean Insurance Co.

PORTLAND, Nov. t. 1868.
FTNIiE following is a statement of the affairs of this
i Company, rendered in pursuance of the require
ments of Chap 40, See. 81 of the Revised Statutes
OF the State of Maine:
Capital Stock paid in $4,000
Bank and other Stocks. 1860
Loans on mortgages of real estate and
stocks, l1s61
Premium Notes and Bills receivable on
hand 1920 46
Real estate, 10000
Cash on hand, Is6o Ol
Whole amount al risk, 4.505
OF liabilities 5470 81
noy5 div GEO, A. WRIGHT, Secretary,
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BREWER & TILESTON.
l3l Washington ST., Boston.
oe22 TuThS S3wSw3wls
Gold Found.

quantity of gold coin picked up in the stree,
"A on Monday The owner can have Ii by calm =
aud paying for this advertisement.
ocfT dSwf JOHN s, HEALD
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For Sale OrtoI.es

4 CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
EE3 rooms large stable and sieds-situatedtxo
E4ks and one-half miles from Portland and ths
kESf finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa.
49, fering place, and summer boarders For
particulars enquire OF GEO. OWEN,
app df 81 Winter Street. Portland
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-10

Is lsconstanty receiving unsolicited testimonials of
the astonishing cures performed by her. Among
many recently received are the following which are
commended TO the notice of the afflicted Mrs Nan
chester may be consulted at
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-10

OFYIcE HoURs-From A. N. till 7. NJ.
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WtcrSelS nm $40 rnb 9.15, nnb ga&ntittass 20 unb
100, un6 bon @Gicctt's Wtils Daoroens z. 40 unb no.
aub Na@mittags 2.45 unb $40.
Sad Wa1tinatou.
NbsanS bon Baltimore 9lgDaI5inoton WeOro.us 80
sos unb 1000. unb Na9mittags $50, 800 lnb s, O0.
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utttaSS rl s nbr. Absans bon @al6inotou Wtcruers
um $50, 800 rnb 1925 unb Na&mittaaS nm 3. S uni.
$50. Gountass nlr 0tOrsens nm 8 unb Wanmittaos
3 HIo $50. ytlr Der brittle unb finite 3ua BON @aItiz
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balten an alien Statioueu an. Der atpeite unb finite
3ug BON @ai9instcn unb Baltimore Serbinben hG NIT
benz GunapoIiss 3use. -
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man tp an 8. 3. England, agent in Der @oubeu@eta-
ton Ober an bic GidetsOfFce.
90. g. Smttb, 9rausportmeiHer
>: W.@ple, @~eneral=Agent. i9au6in
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.@eneral @sentar Sffce; SO. 400 Btf 14t,
GtraBe, Wafhtnatpn. 8. 6.

WHiel6it SuettrtshoHtn ~sntsesen seuOmuta unb @rtisn aus.
0efertiet merben. Ts1W
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tbrtn Hrlaltb benust un6 bic @nFsbIuns beIu&t bobeM, unb
nit utterSnirtfbenbet sa ibren Rar1eraben auriiftcbrien. ur
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NIT ibren Tomtltet btn3oseu, uno itt I@Cn benz g8stnbau, e.
ME nnberen inbMfrelen Gef9aIten ui6u1en, ln6 Hb olG6It6
tablen unter et9enem Dade, in Observation-Disclosures &emeir.
i%anitett Der 8ntanft. ~entseSen i@retten su t6nnen, Ubne sfutwt
2e9ssn gu ssnneu. BET ttntretentenl @t6Sei@id %SsrlaIiea unb
tee:napniISS ~ee.3ufeben, nnntern nt@ nm fp at,br auf, oIe
gen 3aiunft itttten, aur getbetsuus ~etnauInber.
ten..r /. l q &OniS Euuinser.
Sen. Msent Der @lpueefer Qdnceut- unb
,Ia-l Stastsefell&uft.
g.. Dretclnpers SubaGent. I5ntaifn
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beboupten, ba6 er feline Trau 0el4laSer
t6tte. Mum bic burbarilMe Wetle, mte fel
Brin3 Der EChter bic Nahrtdt bon rem
EoDe hires Ndtets tiifbeilte murbe er5ablt;
ba erldien plSsli4 bas fiirflide Baar. Der
erfte @inbrud mar unenbli9eS StaunelIz u1o
4SnioSmart inD 8rauper Se6Srten ni9t 81
ben Mthbeferfdnutef IlS uber bic prin-
3eB an ihnen DOrRbey9ing, pie bere't p1cea
fIr tie 3u tdmpfeu unb gu fferben, oa tiel
ibr Bid 10 milbe, 10 ftrableno, 10 BOD bon
V~erbetBnn9ei1 auf ibren fdSnen, SelIebten
9Snissmurt, taB Ct bic IN oeFen innsrltsS
6er3 einbron8.
Sebe 0srrtt if6iea iebt aus ieiner Seele
.3u iGrtnben Ter iparbe BON benz bG6Iteu
Slide ME bar9 ulaSnetilden Ginflub CT
fIlt, Obne Die llrfade trOritnOen 3u tSnnen.
DOh bic elabenOfe Giferluat fa9elte i'm,
unb entihlclien nit @eCrs BON 6anncper 3I
Gnbe 81 frmmen, elite er Dem W1are rad.
pas S@oRlgliG psldss id iRm bot. belt
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firfliGen V1ares mar, ipte mir e~rpdbnten,
Un0ebeure8 6tatner 9emefen /; Der 5weiteI
mar ba8 Nerlaneena bes BulteS, Der Nrin3eBI
bic Snnje BepnnSeruns, bic gauge @nnIf
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lebe Sophie Geg0tbss 60 lebe unlsrc ge
bletertn !4hbsssp So s Hs5 ~ s2
Die M6nner .tuarfen tbre 5itsin bic guft,
Die 6roueR pintter nit ben lGG6ern; bic
Nruiei brdusten if@ 6er3u, ben 9quH ibreS.
0epanbe8 5n tafien. Mo9 ME bate San-
nCper eiuen iptGeniG riumpb5ug eeleben
bod BEN rtnSen idien Mientanb 5u beahten
unb er empfnss aeine fur3tbure 3ebre.
Blet9, bod nod iimer Id9enb, 1dritt erI
neben leiner @emublin einber, Bio er unte1
benz tets p~teoerbolten @e(9rei: @S Iebe
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tecbadten, aub fobaib ers i'm nidtmebr iah
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Nbenb fein Opfer 8erorben 9 an asnn
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20 90 ss3siR latlaslt sssbfsaas sas8 84aa ma
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JtMersWerilGeruae
ttraRoetirten TeHertannns. ELECTROMAGNETIC
-lsah la feHfGldft BON Baltimore.

10. 4 gsuttarabs s~eeeaaber ban Sar. Gsbaubs. Ias
Sn Btra@t Der erfpIersi@en Eb6ttstei bS DANG Fener-
DePs tenents Heqen5 NH bon teue an ~ ~btlieer.tn pretfs
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9en &oten. AGs EteeulgeA, wsh@e 9dufer RBbtI, sper fen.
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ssrotgeebsen NrHttet-SsreH fssnleket. 10 tl9Bqh&@
Mus WertRHs tuerbsn tpie Ets9er ptorapt ulb Iteteral GuSEe-
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6rs iga3S .naaHs0AS 3f1etifa ifgaefGl@ as1stf ~ AA pa
s{dabHan sais IL % ,t8JagD m1Hia aas ar9malG is@t Gig
.ssotHa8aga 7.sH as4gBN .~R85ntBg3g Eg eiAi3aliiaraa
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80 t6rOlibe Gentr0I @iienbabn
@erdnberter TabrpIan
mad Dem @efen mnb Woro,

.na6 b ZEN WeReu NIB W~orben.
Epmmer. TabrpIan.
9n nnO na@ BEN 10. gprit tUerben bic 3ii0e aaf bisIsr
8a9n in na8fOIseuber @eiie erpebirt
3a9e uprowdrts.
gpE5Ig sePt nm .............9 uBr Is Wiu. gorm.
SepteS5uS. y Is Qbeubs
S0rr.sOarS Accommodation. ......2 SIS W9ittao
Pu'tp" ...-....7.20 Wtorg. 6 g1adbm
3G9e lacwdrts.
Tp'oaS lVu'uN u" uW .85 gtaGm.
SSpt.D5u9 Is 8crut.
Sarris6urs Accommodation. ...........1l. 80 9Orur.
Yarftcn ~. 40 g3nr,, , on OT 49, :
Der nm $50 46enbs ~abse9enbe @rpressua tpirb nnr
an t%0t9enoen lablt@ BON Sarrisbrrs ~selesenen gunften
anqallen; @oloeorclSp, gGrt, Sancber Sunction, @Iers
billie. lac 80 $50 SpuSp07
Der Pof5ug SeBt tGgli&, ausaenomnen eOnntoos.
Der e~TpreBtug fornmt tG9Ii9, ausSeiipulnen Wfpntoos.
Pat1a9tere fitr 3tii4entationen IOnter ben Sorrissuro
.nno Rarttcn AccompbaticnsSns ne5meu.
Psft' nno errreb3ttse fte9en senat IN IerbiuSuna nit
Der Penniplbania Central GiIeuba6n in Sarrisbl,ro Fir
Y~ittsburg, GlrSelano, Columbus. Gtnctn-
matt. SnotanapOIiS, Sort @asne, gGtcnoc
uno aaen Yldsen beS 9roBen QBefens, iptpie au @fntiro
uI or Seem yor. Srle Giienba6H mad alien 8fGsen in,
uOr0lt9el1 unb pefIi9en ,gasip gprt.
per elaslse 3ns, toeEter am Gcrntag abge5t, lit Der
@SpreB519 ur 8 lt5r Is Nft. @beirbs. St
2segen Sa9rbiaets unb anberer genaien rnb berlSsIis
den %sustuuft beliebe man it& an BE gilet< SfHee IN $sr
@aleert station, @de bon @albert~ nnb syrontinFr.. N
tpenben:
8. 81. Dn8arrb,
Gen. Supt. Der RSrbI. @entraf6obn.
@b. g. Dpung, -
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sufammen9teBttr SYrup bon Wtlbttr1hen
Gnb II su ~Ssrtanfen in itbea, b~stpObntsa Gbstte br e9Ss.
.l 7H Dr.. @na1nt'6 $50
safammtn9aebttr SYrnp 1pn WilcttrIAet
pirb subsrett1 unter Der uaattte lborsn &utF&t ben Dr. 8.
Sma6ne, etne3 aei@tdten Mr3te$, Ser ieire profsIfIcneIe 2ani.
bsba md BEN %S6sisen gprtBetI eiaer resetuasS!sen ~uaebatnt.
l4Aen S5tI6nns In elmer Der bshsH na6 aIteften SGuIea In
nadber ttnen rsSli5sa asrn,in In benz philadelphia DisYen-
lars, nne s'ar sssle Sabre IdnS ar8t in. S0ipttaI uns alien
ANS Dr. SwaYme's 4
SuIammengtIebter SYrup pom Uilbftr1nen
u ssn Ssssr s &C. amer s=HSstls snss.1 ten a asass u~ss 9 u g@rpsrtmsnt.
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5niantunen8efbter Sprmp bpn WtIbftrfGen
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mem i&asbareu 1aum, bte erfte wsI@e ientals IN bteiem 9anbe
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berettHnsea BON EtIbttri&en betssie8t fnb, se .aber nftts
mil tbrer Geretsnn9 3n tbbn k0beu, Mnb me3e Nnnen hett-
feIbea nur bst9eilgi Fnb, BITE ober nitt8 NIT tbrer 0ereitune
81 ,tbn1 bateIt, UNI ttuea eren Slaf 81 beri@afen unb Ser
u~ltttel heritIben ben Betanf Der Wae 0iNR tet i~ereIoien Ecu
en- ~srfSrhtrn. .a lGIt 7laA 3-Ja- II
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sulauamen9elesttr Sprup bon NtlbfirlHen
: 8ereei{etnt@tl baB tbr, tpeau Der Seb Serfcpf O6er
MIDI BtaIdnsIt& sHen ier folte .r5ua Haa gat
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In Berbtiaane nit benz BtIbtri@en Sruiv nethnet; bisIe
qtlen Erb ea f@nsaes r~suissates sartrniiHeI, bGs ade bSi Z
8ouabfDnberIu9en aus benz Wcgen unb ben @eb6raien cut
TENT. UoSur& b6HtSe @eiunbbeit ber8eieut wirb.
Ag- Snbsrettd anSi&IeSlt& bard Or. 8. Gpapne,
ssbuabelphta.i ;ef.a ma Hnf a8 gs4ssa
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3. ~. 3 nc. % Mrn6htpan. SoslE
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opening Of this great wagon road through
tho middle Of those wild plains, 90 FREE
quently traversed by the Indians, will do
much to impress the savages with the be-
lief that the whites are no. all dead yet,
bot live to penetrate their distant hunting
grounds, regardless Of winters storms or
Indian tomahawk.
Dakota is Frightening her features
Through the praiseworthy endeavors Of
Hill, Burleigh and others, a colony Of
sixty seven families is already formed in
the State Of New York, to remove to Da.
ko,a next Spring. Many buildings are
going up in town, notwithstanding the in
clemency Of the weather. Some of our
officials have built, aud others intend to
build. Provost Marshal Waldron is about
to be removed from Office for breaking the
official laps Of Dakota, by erecting a
dwelling house and living with his family
in the Territory. He is pronounced a
"traitor" and rebel sympathiser. We
wish all our officials would turn Traitor"
and 60 to building up the Territory -
Governor Edmunds talks Of building in
the Spring, but I'm at loss to see how
his we'll known shrewdness will allow him
to hazard the dangerous experiment.
Governor. for Gods sake, pause and con,
slider. LOGROLER.
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The Davenport Gazctte Gays the dan.
ger Of spread Of small pox over that
city is BY no means passed. There arc
eight or nine cases in Camp Mcclellan
Hospital and some elsewhere. 1t advises
the citizens generally to get vaccinated.
Cyrus Beeds has been chosen Chssh.
Isr OF The FRS. National Bank OF Oska loose.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-19
PROCL A NJ ALTON.

WnEREAs-In and by the Constitution
Of the United States, it is provided that
the President shall have power to grant
reprieves and pardons for offenscs against
the United States. except in cases Of i'm
peacement and ,chereas, = rebellion now
exists whereby tho Gcvernmentin several
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-12-19

-Spee:mens Of Indian trophies, which
fell into the hands OF tho late successful
parties against the Wild men Of the forest,
have been deposited in the archives Of the
State Ills; orical Society in Iowa City. In.
dian snaw shoes. bow aud arrows, steel
pointed tanning knife. scslping knife
sheath, lancet, Indian Doctors medicine
bag. squaws war dancing dress. work
pocket. Indian necklace, which was taken
from the neck Of slain chief. These sr,i.
Giles were taken by members Of the 9th
Iowa Cavalry, at the battle of White Stone
Hill. Dakota Territory.
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STATE NEWS.

All the societies Of Scott county have
been on spree; the los, on record is tina,
Of the Excelsior.
Camp Kearney, near Davenport, is
one Of the fines. camps in the Military
District.
The Dubuque papers boast Of fne
sleighing e"joyed by the people of that
city.
There are $50 students in the State
University at Iowa City.
The :wo companies left after filing
up the ?th Iowa Cavalry are to be sent to
old regiments.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Scott
county have appropriated 50, 600 out Of
the county Treasury for the benef, Of
soldiers families, and 500 for the beneG,
of the suffering and worthy soldiers.
The Dubuque Herald says it is RI.
mored that Stanton, Wells and Blair will
retire from the Cabinet, Wells place has
been offered to Grimes and refused.
-Four negroes, three men, and a wo,
man, were capsized while crossing the
Mississippi river in shltr, a little below
Nusca,.re, few days since, AMI oil were
drowned.
The telegraph line has reached In.
dependence fr"m Dubuque, and, in few
day, will be finished to Cedar Falls.
Quarters for conscrip,s il this District
are already being provided q. Davenport.
Tie Democrat says twenty new barracks
for their accomm odation have been erected
at Camp Mcclellan.
--Ahon. IKE hundred horses have le>n
supplied for the Oh Cavalry. by CO..
Hooker. The number not supplied when
The regiment leaves will be forwarded at a
futuc day.
A child ofa5out year CID was burned
to crisp, near Moscow, Musca,iue county,
BY crawling to the fire, during brief ab
sence Of the III, Their.
Col. Ell Hatch Of the 81 Iowa cava'.
~, was lately wounded By bal through
the right lung, while in pursuit of s4erriI.
las. lie is said to be loi... we'll.
The Des Moines Register moves that
An Editorial Conven,ion b.. hell at D.s
Moines. which motion the Davenport Ga
=eNe seconds and suggests January 2o:h
as the time. 'Nuir ced.
Five thousand rebel prisoners. taken
at Chattanooga. have arrived n, the Rock
Island barracks. Citizens are prohibited
from holding any intercourse with them
whatever.
will Tomlinson, some years since
noted Democratic editor and politician in
this State. was killed in an ARRAY with
ken,uckian named Mitchell. at Ridley.
Ohio, few days since. Mitchell was also
fatally stabbed by son Of Tominson.-
Tomlnson had been an active supporter
of the Administration since the war began.
He was inferred with military hono-s, hav.
ing been militia Captain.
The radical papers of this State have
begun to "discuss' the Senatorial oucs-
ton. The name of G.mes aud Fi,z
Henry Warren figure mos. prominently in
the discussions Kirkwood seems 10 have
been dropped out Of the ring. by comm on
cnnsent. Most Of the radical papers give
him their parting blessing "a Governor,
but don't talk Of him ~ U. s. Senator
In the meantime, the respective champions
Of Grimes and Warren IRE getting a little
excited
THE DEMOCRATIC TlcEEr The Quincy
Herald is ont with several strong articles
in favor of Gen. Geo. b. Mcclellan foe
President md Een 1T = Grant r.. VI,
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Leaving = comfortable little deficiency

"A drove Of five hundred and fly
mules passed through Dubuque Oh the
28'h nIt., on their way from St. Paul to
St. Louis. They belonged to Uncle Sam.
aud Tad been used in Sibley's campaign
against the Indians.