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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
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The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the Law
leap with JOY, and move with the agility and elastit
ny OF youth; tho heated brain is cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformities n.
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strengths the blind made to see the deaf hear
the palsied form to move upright; the berishes o.
youth are obliteratod; the accidents of mature lie
prevented the calanaties of old age obvizted, Rrd
an Aotive circulation maintained, 4fafo ~
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10

CO. eaysis1 ~ gesl AUSTRIA. n4 nuosf at.oa -
The resignation of Count Richberg and APP
pointmenf of Count Morsdorff as his successor
Ia cnnf1rvnad a13Efal7T, :, =, :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-11

x>UBLIC SALE OF vALUADE REA!!
/ ESTATE, On WEDN ESDAi } j = !! =
p viii be sold Oh the Premises. at PubIlc
Auction. on lf7eduesday, the 226 instant, be
tween Il o'clock NJ: AID l. i o oi5nn, od IT,
.Iamieson THE LOT OF GEOUND AM
BiUjsILDINGs THEREON, owned by ne,
south side Of King street east Of Payn$S I5r9e:
etroat !. rI7nc east - feet on King; thence south
parajl}l 70 Payne 70 feet 30 Conmerce street
then, resurning 70 point Of beginnjrg runs
south parallel to Payne s. feet 10 Commerce
Street. thence with Commerce street 10 meet
the second lno havinga front beth o. hins ana
Commerce street. The building, tronJlpE on
King was partially destroyed by, the late ire :
1nuch Of it. however, is still standing and sound,
and the !,uiding can be restored At no hsayy
street was not niured BY the ire.
TgRNs- Cash, and expenses of oonveyancins
70 be horne By purchaser Y
r. For further particulars: enquire Of ; +
BEACH, ESQ; rzrno r,n.rfs
ie Its - ~ ~ W =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-11
broVnson's Review is to favor the election
Of fremont for President Of the United States.

pEREMPTOkY SALE OF VALUABLE
l. 1 PROPERTY IN TIE CITY OF AL
"a noAa.ANDklA, A. On Wet}nesdoy, June 3d.
loo4 at L NJ will offer st Public Auction,
~ MI, T2s pr premises. the large and BEAUTIFUL
10 1no1 q o LloH N EMIT IN Alexandria, Va, laC6
r ue residence Of Caleb 5. HalowelI, ESQ, FOR
m9 cry Of said city
nn me property IS sold for. no fault whatever,
o"' nsioe'y because Of the removal Of It's owner
% p, Philadelphia,
s,o aHe dwelling Was completed in 1859, IS three
r,vlleS, orlck, covered with TN, and has ohser
a. sly oay window, conservatory, &c. It is
a. ~ aeeC 'front.', by 90 feet deep. contains abe ut
wtboonls, IS heated By furnaces, and supplied
IN VA water and Gas.
,. a1e grounds have been fitted no without re-
sn" "a expense, and are II excellent keeping;
sr .ss aIord large yield of hne fruit The prop
H. y iiocafed IL the choicest part Of the city,
"a Hoat ~ fronts on Duke street Gust repaVed}
srroot . -, inches. and extends along Columbus
sofa ~ =4t (eet IL nches; wv other lots will be
naari 4. tle same time and place, which very
nIsaaS complete the entire half square. The
i1e, SINCE The removal Of its owner in 1861
al or ,'uNVI been without a good tenant, and can
T T;ly 1nmen5 be probably rented or leased
For ttlloisputable Clear Of all incnul branc9
son IR} F ~, INFORMATION apply to 5. FEkGU-
aria y 4>ACd, Esq, Custom House, Alexan-
Eso 49, a. or TO CALEB S. HALO " ELL,
1f 10 tl@o wallace street Philadelphia
Cash - st'ne time and place will oa sold Tor
uousib - 'ae highest bidder large amount Of
je11 "ol4 ana Kitchen Furniture.
". L PENN, Auctioneer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.
VI T. M[LBU bN. i K y TO.

Northeast Corner King ond Washington -95s
I1IvEs NOTICE to the citizens Of Aleza n
II dria, that his establishment VIII Dc e, open
on Sundays, from this date, during che toiIoN Y
inc named hours From half-pa~t eight TO nail s
past ten 4, NJ; haf-past three I" nai p'<S' nv9
,nh;,h EoDrs he will be prepared to I'LL VITA
promptness pad accuracy all prescrlp8 IONS.
ie I0--2nl*
~ Won wish 70 buy your DR. GOODS a. the
/ right figure. call on o0r4yx-apz
ny iii L. oo14 :: -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-11
LATEST XIII ;sIsIS.
co0u TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Correspondence Of the Philoao1phi' Inquirer
w., COLD nARBoR. June 7-NlGHT

,rncnOndPncG CT Tie itittt->' PA' -
FS COLD HARBoR, June 7-N(GHr
Yesterday the Fifth Corps was Withdrawn
f,,, tbe extreme right, and. at 3 4. W., the
r;,st Division, General Griffin, and the Fourth
nr;s;on, General Gutter, under the immediate
,,,,uaoa e the former General, were ordarel}
1,ro 70 the left, with instructions 60 drive
no confederatss over Summers Bridge, and
IA railroad crossing on the Chickaho12iny
Arriving at the point designated at about 6
! n, they deployed, and without difficulty
drove the Contederates across the river.
ltGeneraI GriHin's headquarters, saw 4
ebel Zone Of two or three which had E'een
fred az his lines during the day from sort Of
ron clad car, on she railroad, which st this
1oint runs obi luey to the river, and for some
distance is vitho easy range Of the noE'!1ern
bank. Officers who saw she Gar at first mag
med i5 to be water tank, but were speedily
uadecaived. On nearing it heahed tor5il q
great Volume 81 fame and smoke iron1 rhe
mouth Of 70 FOUNDER rtlcd gun The shell
I saw measured six and half inches in diane
Ter, and eigle} fttysev pounds which adj
ded 70 The weight Of piece CT copper, brok Ell
of one end uust have ma>le just abou5 seventy
pounds,
When left this part Of the line the men
were busily intre0ol1Ing their position.
Trains are running on the Richmond and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-11
70 pELTZ9.G SICKNESS,
Pr RIi'Y ,Gi} t; + 900 =.

OThLNG is more Wholesome st this TING
~ Of year. than 3 gentle purgatiye. i vii;
purify the blood an, digestive organs, and ems
ble III system the better 80 endure She warm
season 80 come. For tfis purpose We would.
advise every one IL quest q sound h.oIthj 20
try box ct Pref y andyanls Vegetable Kills
or Powders which have proved 80 salltary CT a
past NO seasons, 10 I'll who tried thel2.
For sale at most Druggists. Zee s.z|Tor:l2a>
,72ont IN another column. az 30--:z2
, 1864-05-20

...--, lE1BoIT, Nay II, 1851
The mcnotony CT marine adairs has Undergone 40
matcrial Change sDco my last communication u tts
TE1RuhF, and Ut the present nmc unusually dorm ,ur
slrce the Opening Of navfg stlon to Lake Superior
thtro hAve been four arrivals from thas localtty,
ne1ther OF which brough. any rews OF tmpor !nuco
The steamer Cleveland arrived here yesterday from
the above locality in a damaged condition. wht1e
attempting. few days since. to bact ont Of mar
Guette, tte strIck \ rock, aud immediately COM
menced Ieakiug rapidly. Fortunately stesrn pump
was ut hind, ~hich was put on board Of her, and
there renamed until her return to this port She
brought neither pa:e.ngers freight She has been
i. fey ssys.
Ihsan1oRs,sr Rss,as, Win - q s:E se.rEo bound
t ss q
o. board cen.iist.ps be Quantity % 9s ssr nei=ht and
Th.Is - have A. been er ,ssels pa.sin= Yesterday
or tcda,-ulnts condaue hstsriJ and VARIABLE. The
es
schTs A'denar.n. Il di.ns, Gem sd Wy.ndosse. The
soes tos1argeos ~ "a load rsirosd It's Ese'n.
t. ss 8 ::a 81 esiS r and
Z o e Is. h1s sssa
lar notc. s not given OF ths pecnliari les e thsE
o e:sa Il Ii 81
above th+f- rreaecsssors The St Louis. Is the nams
transportation Comp%n.: She !, !ss tous bnrthen,
tnf will well c31noarc with We hasa y.s seen tn
s'uos. ever. rrspect Sire Ia comma aaded hy Capt. n
Wn0dwcrth. formerly o. he btopef!t: Missouri.
Ptep+.!ers which a:tl: ed soxo to-day repo:t !he
downa ard ennnd res " yrss"ls hsvins reached tho
Straits OF Eackicav. Htth hesd !inds to contend
With. Nea.ly al b. lew h we pas Ell no.
FreEstts for lumber An ~tav@ ve+se}s nre not very
stcrnc vt tre present time. Tais ts doubtless oIn
t. the low quotations II grata ffeighta westwasG.
Quito number cf "a. anovr class OF vessels winch
Enve arrived here late. tntfa.- strongly shelf
Nntior of lalpg up fn. t!!ntt t1us.. For luGuber
from saslnsw to Chicago &s5a has been oderei sn.l
em Hay City to the Aant. tesnatio1 sAt0 given,
reached.
ltis ccLtcnp1stca Ia short time to establish \
regular 3tpr Of ate nerR hetwrcn tha cIfy and Erie
Pa. TO cnnr.ct With railroad !tne frnm ,tst point
Westward. Il Is barely pfsshl" the Undertaking viii
be brought about the prtaent eessnn. Thr propeller
sciet n tie reantime. has been tus on ihc route
Ard Ia doing good tr,t!e-
here TO-DAY on her tccort TIP to Like saper:or.
Cnpt- Charles Cramer Of Rneino hiss heen PLACED IN
]. ", II.
, 1864-05-20
CHICAGO CATrLE H1AnKEr.


THURSDAY EEEEIN1s A1f &0s 4n1Ss
BRkF CATTLE-Tna Stce1pt1 Of Deef Cat.le dur.
LIZ Inc day amounted to asoat 80 head IN addition
10 which SIS hen3 were received Iato this evening at
tho Cottage Grove Yards on contract. aad ara ssead
Cd to BE ahippet through to Albany and New York
The entered e1ts during tha day aeuet only to 19D
ttad thus leaving besace Of about 9aJ 9ad cnso3l
Ia Tazds tl1s eTcatng. PTlces hsva ranged fto1
IS ets %, but the nES Of tta sales xere Eoad5 at
S7.2.87s5 leo H. aguiaat s7ao9a 10 on 1aat Thurs
day. The market has been unusuctIy dull aud 1nac-
TIVE, the principal Ea:teTu either
tIJttg fr1Einsly, or being ont OF tia market alto.
rter. Whether this Is this rsul. Ct .ho d:pre;siaa
Il Ncw YeYt Monday and At tho Gloss OF T1esday1
ua1kety Of An tfor: to bring down Prices doc3 aot
clearly sp2ear bat tho latter Is tue oaer. soasa.
60 far ss tho tr,nsne tons oftte day show has
ra1i5 failoi.-:ood shipping grades having sold ot
prizes freely es high LAST week. Government Cal:
Il. Lave ht en- In mod.rsto demand, tie entered aals
day a,uoaAttux to about 100 head, at prices ranging
fem s5ef5zst srpas. Upon this description fstpek
there ID decline IN pavous quotations. hut the de-
mxnd Is + ere limited. The supply Of rough W1scoa.
sir sue fsftheFn oxen at prcs-Et although linted
coniieerAh11 above the demand. DrovoTs bringing
tls clxts Of sIock into the market Will inevitably b
disappointed In tle m1sersb1a prices paid, ard tbs
difficulty oteectInE Raes as rhlss. Tha follow
lag are tbs principal sA'es IuaiI3 today Bid
win xold> RessHthal Co., On old contract.
fte hcAdt fed nj. H1cSeraons distl1eyY. Averaging
LES e. 1T 47.75: there were resoId TO Mso Fherso
4: ss.cc cross :Eeaonsidse eeld Eoscash.l Co. Is
he'd very extra4 IN old Ioxs STEERS, aye1gainx
1tS Its at $50: .M- Tl1L9n Co. sold MecPhs1son
20 lead very fair srado Town steers. averaging 133
rs 1t $685. nod ss head Of Tic sana description bnt
heavier. svenns s1o n: at s73; j. c. Bone Of San
Kstaen ccunty. Tilnos,. has again entered m ap-
pezsanee, this tine with the best drove Of Ilao!s
atters IL has for tina brought 70 ttis market
fec by Jacob Fcfsers at 6ar.smon. Thera xeru as
head, average Isl MS at $50. E oss, SOLD to Mac
Phersen: Brewer kald Asrzts. WAixcsl b Reliant
sn e head txs1n Iowa steers, averaging ISIS NJ 1T
S1fe.to = le2d: J. Aeau,s soil D. wa.xenl 1o1 head
cheiec Iowa stcer*. aTernZrE :l ns 1t s75 s.oas.
, 1864-05-20
ElNaNCEsL AND t,:;kzsSS;aA::g;; 81 ]
-EINANUEAE. F,

TBrEsbI1 EyEsss. slay 70, 1851.
cc sera! nd fcr tooIeT ~ beea Eoci toa:F, AL
Aa 4Gpp.E, Te Eestye ltas been AH,p O for an Ers-
,':fe ccsscr2c E-o.E.ss recs!ya ltt1: or srs ca2
u 'ca. Ihese haa ct:n s1i:,. dlcs:u!ky ;:aon-
T. the rsst tev days in rtg&fI TO ths .t.:r
pl nrian -. %hi=h. &c hear, Is tlts. ct;.tclS4nl
MCEe smoothly.
ESess1se IS an;ts plsaty. 1L- ps:-c ssr.sd u,:a
a12w Gays sl1cG-tar ls.i1s; = .S.-asa p:s.:7
ctaetay ieeos =ltsonsh zos,c transactions 1t
sStf Eeefcs 7a5 Earc taker plac: bT those IL wlat
OF currtrcy.
There Tss l1ss crc:us tscn In tho ..:s7 To.s EoI
naiket fodaJ. Ths range as ts}eersps. Al 70 Jin,es
EoEs, Esq, vas fe,oxs: a:5 4. NJ. ls,: 10. 1siy
II. 1e1H: p. t.. 1s11s: tio.td q. Sscaa1 ,oara
heavy at lst8. The Ez.Sst kegc Taa ,s:ea3y - lse
With !a.go odesszss. Silver active at 1rs,o, Win
E.cse offering.
uccnrTeut money IL 1ctlyc ara steady e. X d1z
cerrt fer mixed In legal eader notes o. e1chsase-
Tho great raass Of tho people for zrte2ba:snnt
melting will satfafy them buk legal teods1s, When
The bankers psJ ont Illinois currency upoa checks,
tho 7e:eiress 60 to the brokers snd get gre7abacg
fortr paying small .dizcoEnt This psac:tce sce-s
alEacst universal.
He71cr 70 nc1nxRs or 1us Tun8x TEars 7ss
NoTE--,hs Trt.snsy nss e1vea ~ I4loTin ;no:lcs
drs STIR IsIs: u anG oetoSsr iii: ''7' 'ssia"
y qs&ss
:cIs ., July ald anErs 5, Isl, Fh:n ps:sza:.d "a
~ aas s
~ tscoEac due eiter AnS: s:13 and oczoseF lsss
is psf eost VIII fal seapons wig ~
! :iii9 r:r ee.faa pr aaas@: Tso latefess foana
. - a9ss IL
s5ais: ps5esIs, In esia. ;,;s rs =: esat
!.,.s $r,r ,.,t5;:;
ia ~ ~ n Y hfrf ~
sd x5il b p III = thsy esa 6e eoaSs
ea Z liz aa sao1s e ns ~
Il lsss5sp EHies r. !:
bs sir?ed y tie parry yhoas aeeoant ~ 70
tsr tsstit tbe nambera sd ds:e' o
the no!ts. aed iae kiad. re:l:.efsd r. cog2on aa4
a I'd g.
~ !: WIZ e - s!:ss:
i'hii.d: iph:a. ne.!o;, E.i!ias1e q SsT o:lsan.:
!. Exported to tho 30 May - ''ans
c1EcrLAR.-Tbe following inporsans Circular has
been bsuc in reference to the Interest beArns LsE1
IeE1ert, tho nrst Coupon on which falls dus 1ss
June:
TEnAsqn9 DxrAETnxxr. May >. 1851.
FIR: On tEo ~ ofJune a:xs, tha ta1 s-lal nal
become eue s1d pa5asls.
s = s /. & IL sa: s
tho1izea :" det;eh thb courons = require by sas
@ Il. 1he
,.st, 70 ,ns pubic AID taus TO thecredis
u IL you will psass
Ko sospen : e b fsdssmss q recognized na'ess
g i h
n tAats fhA mi
, 1864-05-20
CHICAGO 4.UmbEa a1ARkkr.

THURSDAY EVENING, May 70.
LTMBER-Eeceived,y yesterday, $40 go fees- There
hae been fait number IT oe< on the nsret eiuce
Yesterday and the nnHtbcr Ut saes has be. in pre-.
PORTION With the receipts T.e bnlk Of the supply has
been o. Strips scsutl.pg and loit fer which prices
have ranged iron tl6:H for Ea1atns.on Iunll.r-
scs1tbng and ioEts Ino st1p'}-:n 80 for Katama.oa
LUMBER strips, etss mxrd. At prteeut quotations
The usrket IL nrn1. with upward. tendency unless
the eupply shall tpreis BE- moe in accordance With
tie activity oftu msrset. :: =
sHINGLEs-Recc1vsd. yesterday, 1tGc,. Market
active, aud IN very inadequate supply Prices rne
very nfrn- i" =" 50
TArH-Recc.ved, yesterday, zeo.oa, pcs. " good
!, demand md 1ely oEm. sapR1y ye!1 anau.
;,,. ,., 4=.:-. ,dAxeo "a LES 7o-DIx.s $. s'*a
.Cargoseow- -Unro1s sfrum Kalamazoo. Noores Mt1!A
e.mn II Number, i1e I'd t1l run, IL sr7 - s oao
rchr JAPAN, from Asai4tee, sold By Bcktord. lso0a
fact lrber, half STRIPS rtst MlxsA At $500: oaExs
sohr TENPKsF. from Ma9kegou. % oo0 fact auHbcss
haif stripe. II sis5 cargo scAr AcE1TE from Nusks
Eou sold by Mason paves. soio io0 fsot luunsr. aaf
, 1864-05-20
FROM TEEE SOUTHWEST,
The Eebel~ Badly Forssed ar Tazoo
S1tys n1fns.-GeM. Es..iHA Vrs3t rud TO
Report Ut Ncsv Orleans.

CAIRo, Mny 19.-The Steamer St Patrick,
from Memphis, las passed up for Louisville,
with eco halcs of cotton tor EvAusvfllc. Her
dates are to yesrcrday morning.
In the capture of Yazoo City by Gen. Nc
Arthur, the rebels are said to have been bud
u To1sted and lost largely IN killed and
wounded. -.
Between 10000 and $1,000 bales of cotton
are reported in the vicinity Of Yazoo City,
G,CC0 or 7,ccO bllcs of which are owned BY
UHfon citizens, who bought it before Yazoo
City Was eyacuated by our forces last spring.
The future movements Of Geu. Macarthur
arc unknown.
General Banks has been ordered to report
ut New Orleans.
An officer Of the steamer Commercial ar
rived at Memphis from Duval's Bluff, reports
that the rebels have erected battery on
White riv'r, at South Bend, near tho cut OIL
Several boats are above, and dare not attempt
to Eass.
Two steamers have recently been fired into
on the ArkanEas river, aud lady passenger
on one WIS mortally wounded.
Cotton market quiet. All offerings readily
taken: Receipts during 48 hours 33,2 bales
from White river. Midaltng to strict mid.
ding, "A TO 75c; good, u to Is; fair, 79 to 50.
, 1864-05-20

This place, to which so great share OF
Public attention is now directed, is almost
cue south from Chattanooga ,aad distant from
1t by rail read Gfty-six miles. 1t is situated in
Gordon County. Georgia, on the north baak
Of the Coosawattcc River, which flows south
west, changes its name to the Oostaleatcc
AID JOINS Etowah at Rome, the two forming
the Coosa, which joining the Tall.peosa,
forms the Alabama, aad flows info the gulf
ct Mobile.
The railroad bridge at Resaccs, destroyed
by the rtbels on the retreat, is one Of the
most important, ne believe the most i1upo1-
ssnt, On the t'Weatern and Atlantic Railway"
If our recollection is accurate, it Ia six hun
dred 1eet long. The distance fren Resacc4
to Atlsnta is eighty-two uiies by rail, and
the country is much more favorable fer our
operations, than that from Chattanooga to
ReEaeca. We be i~ve 1t safe to Say that more
than la1f tho difficulties Of q march from
Chattanooga 10 Atlanta are alrcady over
come !:
, 1864-05-20
BBARGRASS PORKH0USR

Property. nlsuated on tha Bszdstowc Tarnpi5s
road, j1,s beyond Bearxraaa CIexk, containing sR
actes "a plot Of which n!ed tn tht cAuse ucsertoed
toEr road at tic corner Of T. uenaeguus property,
thence 80 deg. o. z. 50 !: feet: thenco n
E.ls. se fret: theace n. ri g secss fees stnenes
4 E, IL iect; thence s. slx b. lssf lbs: to begin
e; s s a q G9s2
1t 1he orner Of I. opeI and HAL Streets the2ee
8. sN ert to e fset allc1; nenee X s:o isss
street, thence tho 90 feet 10 the hegi ming
on which lots described arc the Fn! khou-t p0il0
tpEx auu In provements: eooAktnG Of of1c1 ;a MMa
Ehich ,nclude1 the engine. slaughter, banging. ma
pafktrg rooms. With soo1 csllafs N hieh anmnno;
1&e Itr bu!kinY and stcFnE poss, ~ale" c"n1n"0T
cate aesus h ~Mn @ nS oS nia tho es'lsss also
bulktn: and lard ao1sc ot h.se wIdr fr,en rWu
stories H. r1t!s ssst ca s. Into st.sts
alsp nte pTol SEQ house eea 'nacty 70 hanz sbonf
aie apartments ~ IntIx. sosi he capacity Of he "a.
g. = fsr sad hoss
sn !sfd 9ts q ay. There sis
s1e eoo n1taess ssa sas'sas 70 aois .aae AL IN
~ o1nrr oc barrel uf pork Tnefn Are S4saf HutN
n 1roarn ihe buI,ningn and also uuanJ fixtures aa4
tee toe. e e osse rs sos1 noass oene
tnsrrcu 10 fret ard s1t+ Ddlnx BACK aa@o WAN "
nc middle Beatstass tEeek; h... b.vc h~-
e,snrbsetrd hacked nd cured the above ettah
ihhn ri ir IN ordinary paca Ing Fett'on.
s;Dx e as,: Ss AZ
psla. nd iisn vii borsssiaed u sdift'aaai seeaEf
v. TNOs. A. MORGAN,
AsF'h'' III T. NbsaiTaSspEl e i1ss;y ,:eEls
Dsputy.
Xfi& II
, 1864-05-20
IECENDIART CorToN.-The Lowell Ep,f,ie,.

lECENDIART COTTON-Tbe Lowell C01fa1er
states that in one Of the cotton mills of that
city, was found a day or two ago, in opening
some cotton t=:te, little coue-shaped urti-
Gle, which was found in the pfcker-room,
containing eight or ten percussion caps. On
trying tbent, several exploded, and 1t is sup-
posed that aif-are good. Had the caps gone
into the machinery with the cotton, it is more
than !prohable that q contlagration would
have been the consequence. 1t is updoibt.
ediy trne that these caps were put into the
cotton BY some one Of tho :. erring brethren''
down South. -, ~
, 1864-05-20
Arrival of Prisoners at Lynchburx;

Forty y-fonr 1Gicars and eight huudred aud
ninety,onc priva.es, captured BY Gen. Lea at
Parher'B etore on Thursday last, arri3ea In
l>ynchburg Saturday afterdoon. Anon. -he
oflictrs art one Colonel, two Majors, fourteen
CaIt.ine. and tweuty seven Lieutenants. re-.
pieetntil.t twenty: regiments. from Milne
Wisconsin, Peunsylypnis, New York, M;ch!-
Enn, and Indiana Two or three nf them BE-
1upg to,tbe regular army. Many OF these
uhserrs We're captured In the fights around
Richmond In: 1872, ami we're 'recognizeIby
Lieut.. Shthn. Assistant PEnyost Marshal In
that cit5,' who once had ehaTge Of them :on
Belle itle:"1 h.. officers and pr1vates all b..
Hancock. They are described as Il decidedly
geutee1 sort of Yankees, and conducted them-
soives while passins through the streets With
more prcpriety than usual.
, 1864-05-20
TEE NDGETS A.
TEON.
telegraph and Eevapaper Offices
Seized by order Of the e*oVcrnment.

New YoAK, May 19-The officers of the
InGe, endeut Telegraph in New York, Phlla-
de1phis, snd eleewher south, are under sel-
cure by the Prnyost Guard, as arc also the
ofIceE Of the New York Wor!d and JoYrna. n
C.rmecr. the t~o papers that published the
begus proclamation. The affair has created
TO excitement, Neither Of the offices is per
nitied to publish any paper today. It is
raid the persons arrested will be tried by d
..nlted to give aid and comfort to the eng
, 1864-05-20

F. aon1 :, f. MoSaos, May 1z--The ,Richmpnd
-. % ,..atan ~ s1n.a nnG1. r. beaten here. he will
wis.e t.n1, things Tie war atid 1ie GanSsd.. hs
Iacy nllspt continue, but if virginia Ia lbss:
ith: 1nete,,t Confectionery ;preanfzat.dS XII
1",t probably survive. Heaven und earth nov
troops st its command. -A WV
, 1864-05-20

HOGS-The receipts Ct the various yards a:nnuns to
5d5s head and the entered sales to c9l h=ad, saus
leaving. of toays receJpss, about TO head In the
5arda unsold; In addition to which there aba1s
4tc hc8d rrmainlng over from yesterday. Tia ranse
Of prices IL sssasseo- pt1ncip.y co97.o per 1ee
lbs With tesa activity ID tho market, the views OF
tsovcrs hAre been hrer, and IN the s.lcs made
wenete An advance Of lsc yesas1ay's quotations.,
and Of &c the quotation Of 1a7s Saturday on p.s
to extra grades only. But 1t taese quotations. it will
te seen from 'he sale list appended. tSat ts dcmant
to-day hsa been slmoat exclusively ceunned to shlp.
ptrs; city paote1s bslns all but ont Of tho nsr-
kcs.-the extent Of their purchases se-day amount
tnE to scarcely 20 hcad. The increased asmnesa OF
the nstket Tor prime to extra cornfed aud dlsl.ry
hoEs dHe to the dsmand for the Boston, Phlla a.
phia and Baltimore markets, bciEg larger than tho
supply. Light hogs arc less ssve, and prices CONT
what weaker. but no quctaole change In pr1cca-
, 1864-05-20

shtpe, At sf7*a; cargo scar Nos-1.z5--.f on Saa.
mszoe sletdcns Mills, to;t b., nousatela NJ fao
'tsetlqnher,x 4 atripz.'. saaso esrzo s:nt M.E7.
,!om ha'aazoo. w. eaeeo feet lumber, sc.-:ius, sai
Ttuesden's Als. TO 80 feel t1unser, mixed, at s17
e:,S ;carEo.tchf E.xA; tson NusS1gon, Joap,ona
1il:, S. to feet :7h=r, fatietsips s: se25: c.rro
sshs 11E1as. from Nussegos. aela By Howard a
Chase $500 feet lumber has stps res. mixed, com
ncr. at $3.50; cargo Echr BH1orr, from Hart My
v:ns Mills. Mussegoa go feet lumber, hale s:r;ok.
a. s1s.s0, 1.o. Go laih. 1t si:o- ::
Ts11s generally vez1 ac::yc anl orm 4. III. fo,1oF