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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27
Houses NJ Auction

II IN wednesday, Nov. 2, at O'Clock p N. on the
~ premises, two story wooden House. on the
mSs.s[ly SIDE OF Canton street. This houle is well
II DESIRED is in good order and always updrr rent.
ALsv, on the same street, and on the same lot
syo1 on sIory double tenement, thorough hnish.
ee ana In good epair. The lot is 60 Il ct on Cnnl
street. Dy bO feet 60. This property Is ways I'M
yer good rent, and very desirable for invest menI-
sale positive. Title clear
Oct 26-dtd = WI Auo1onesrs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27
The Outrage at St. Adams,

New YORK, Oct. 26.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch saws
the authorities of the British Provinces have
at length discovered their secession friends
source Of trouble, and are anxious to be rid OF
them. All possible aid will be extended in
bringing these disturbers Of international
peace to punishment algltan
MONTREAL, Oct. 20.
Several dispositions were taken at st. Johns
yesterday, and others to-day. The prisoners
are all easily identified. II committed, their
trial will be transferred to Montreal.
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@Ef go NEW YORK, Oct. %
Cotton-easier; sales $50 bales; middling uplands
] 220I %. asa =
tiour-sales 1920 bbls; State and Western 10c
lower; State s S0@9 65; Round Hoop Ohio 10 300
IL 90; Western 9l@l0 20 southern dull; sales $40
bos at IL 65@14 25 Canada 10@15c lower; sales 300
bbls at.9 350111 o..
Wheat-l@12c lower; sales SO 600 bushels Chicago
Spring 2 l0G2 IL; Winter Red W estern q 1892 10
Corn-2c higher; sales 50 900 bushels mixed Yves
tern e..
Beef-steady. fe ses4 0se4st
Pork-lower; sales 1900 bbls; new mess 4S cog
4325.
I.ard-less active sales 2500 bbls at 20G22c.
Bntter-steady; sales Ohio at 3O@373. f
Whlskey-lower; sales 600 bbls Western at 72@
la.
Rice-more active; sales 800 bags Rangoon at 100
1876. $500 -.
sugar steady; sales $50 hhds; Porto Rico 211@
%; Muscoyado l62@18Ic.
Cofe quiet.
Molasses- quict New Orleans ! 1901 ID; Musco-
vado 75c r
Naval Stores-dull.
Ois-quiet. ta.ss-ss sa
Petroleum steady; crude at 4sc; refined S1@s2c
Wool-frm.
Freights to Liverpool-dull.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27

SALE OF REAL EsTATE-E. M. Patten sold
at auction yesterday the dwelling-house on
the corner of Spring and Winter streets, with
lot 63 IL by So feet. 1t was purchased by
Mr.. Jacob q. Baker for s4S5O.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27
luton Of the British pror,,o...

QUEBEC, Oct. 90.
The conference is proceeding sat,sfsctorilv
The financial questions are Settled and the
conference will adjourn this week. The The AZ, ar'
rangements are to be embodied in bilI and
submitted to different local Legislature ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27

THE undersigned wishing to change his place o.
l. residence, will cell his Shop, Furniture and
stock: &c. The stock is new and complete in All II
land, being suited to Family and Country Trade
Apply AS Congress Street.
Oct. "A.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27

-, NEW YORK. Oct. 26.
Az S sale of $4,000 tons of Scranton coal at
% re o so prices took place to-day Little
e Ss0 % % 65; steamboat 7 80; lump 7 20
aho.. - egg 500 10; stove rs 10;
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27
House and Land MT A. -
MOrriIl's COru1..s AOM a.

Or Ii1ssana Gy.n Nov ist at o'clock P. NJ a. MIR,
tue Horse Railroad. GOOD two siorv snn miAns Of
finished throughout, ana very conyeniens new new,
Parlor, Sitting Room, Dining ko, m AZ a K Mn
on the hrst floor Good chambers and clio ~ s
oemented cellar; abundance fine wat.T. = r Ice
stabiei and about half acre OF land for 1891
and other purposes. A very aesirable prope,Ev ~e~
Oct25 dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27

OLD FOLKS COECERT.-The concert Of
Father Kemp's troupe of old folks, dressed in
the costumes of the last century. viii take
place tomorrow evening at the new City Hall.
1t will be well worth attending, and we have
no doubt the hall will be crowded. as the tick
cts are placed at the low rate OF twenty-five
cents
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27

BASE BALL.-A most exciting match game
was played yesterday between the best nine of
Osceola and Active Clubs, resulting in the de-
feat of the former. AS the Osceolas claimed
the championship Of the State, it's now claim
ed, with reason, by the Actives. The playing
of the two clubs was excellent, one handsome
home run was made by Hodgkins (who, it is
well to say, took the place of the AS third
basel. The decisions by the umpire were
thought to be very correst and honest. The
Active made % runs to the Osceola's 10.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27

GRAND RALLY.-There will be a meeting
OF the Lincoln and johnson Club, at the Sen,
ate Chamber. in the new City Building, this
evening. All interested, both old and young,
are invited to attend. Speeches will be made
by several gentlemen. Let there be grand
rally. The election is at hand, and it behooves
every true Union man to have his armor on
and be girded for the day. The copperheads
are doing their utmost to reduce the Union
majority in this city, but it cannot be done if
thu Union men will act with promptness and
energy,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27

MILLINERY.-We would invite attention to
the advertisement of Mrs. Robertson, who
has removed to the store recently occupied by
Mr.. Little, under Mechanics Hall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27
Legal Maxins.

A justice Of the Peace out West, Of more
years than wisdom, was much disturbed in
bis court room, even the lawyers laughing at
his pompous actions. Mr.. Justice couldn't
stand it any longer, and called for order. "If
there is not less noise in the Court" said he,
~ will call the sheriff with his posse cream a
tartus. This reminds us of another MIR. JUS
tice Shallow. A dispute about the ownership
of some land on which stood blacksmith's
shop, was brought before justice Of the
peace not thousand miles from this city.
The lawyer for the party who owned the shop
knowing his man, commended very learnedly
before the justice that the land belonged to
the owner of the shop. "May it please your
Honor" said he, "Cgjus est soluna, ejus est u.s.
que dd coelum." which being interpreted
means, as your Honor very well knows, the
man that owns blacksmith shop owns the
land all round it. "Yes, yes" responded the
justice, "that maxim settles the question. The
owner of the shop owns the land of course
And SO the astute lawyer won his case.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27
AUCTION SALES.
Cigars M Auction

ON Saturday, Oct 49, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. at oro.
spices, 30 30. OA'''
Oct % a., HENRY BAILEY CO., Auet'rs.
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Saw-MilI Irons.

EoR sALE-one Set ssw-MII Irons, including
IL east.iron Water Wheel.
Aiso' 0ne Plata Cracker. %. W. CLARK,
oct22eod& w2W ia'~ 81 ExonAnso oN
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LOSES, Carriages, &c, at Auc,ion

" Lime Say ott. 18th, at II o clock, A. NJ =, on
four second-Sssss,a &C., two new Concord Wa,oDs;
Team wasOns; ens e esnesses; CaIayli ~ O6savy
one Fami,v S - meeting hou. tTo Jsnnv iinos
&C SO. Aoam Horse; one ToU Bu RRV
0cIzo dtd HENRY BAILEY g. 20 49,.
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Various Items.

4 NEW YORK. Oct. 20.
The steamship Celia, from London 7th, has
arrived. News anticipated.
saF m HALIFAX, N. S., Oct 26-S P. M.
Mo signs of the steamship Canada, now due,
with Liverpool dates to the 10Th and Queens
town to the 18th. Weather fine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27

s WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan on Mon
day and Tuesday amounted to 1861, 700.
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NEW YORK, Oct 20. :
Secretary Stanton is quite i'll from fever.
Yellow fever is said to be still raging in
New Orleans. The troops are not allowed to
visit the city. s4S<A a.
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OUR readers will bear In mind that Tenn
perance meeting will be held at new City Hall
this evening, under the auspices Of the Good
Templars. Our fellow townsman, John s.
White, Esq, whom we have heard highly
spoken of in other parts Of the State as an
eloquent speaker, will deliver an address on
this occasion. We understand that Chandler
will be on hand with full band to enliven the
occasion. We hope to see full house.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-27

From Nesc OrleGns-RemoUaL of Government
Property from Richmond OMscrip tiOn of
Negroes for the Rebel Army.
sb. Ia NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II,
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po.,,...d horticultural Society.

Port,aud horticultural Society.
THE Members of the above named sSSc,esy are
a neIeo y ~ 4 SCISSORS Room in the New City
eS oS .ilains Psrlsns Monday evening.
ss current a. then BE Chosen ns ics
opher basnsss transacted as may lawfully come be-
fore the meeting. ,,,x-,..-,,
Oct 24-evdlw
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Horses for Sale.

TWO Horses. trained TO saddle and carriage,
4 well broken and gentle. One is q large horse 1T
Tor team work-well built aud of good appearance
quick and aciive enough for addle or carr iaee.;m
Inc otner Is an excellent specimen of the CnaD NJ
BLACK hawk stock. made Tor both speed an, car.
ance OF fine action, and trois hand omsr cilaon,a
risge una er the saddle. May be seer ~ p vsO
Stable. Market square. THOMAS II. iAL .ornsv
oct22dlw* At Office of u. o. A''oi"eS'
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nk;P. z: QUIMBY will be absent from Portland
may be addressed at Belfast, oct2sdlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30

b. Telegraph. Nrw YosK March %
cofton-EAther steady and less doing. ra074c
for boa nii&ilnE
ioar-Dall. ami grabs l0r lower, SOC
80 for extra State 25-l1 ~ for H. H. u. aHd 3sD
- for trade hfaEri~ eie~.ng heavy.
Nhskey-fTre-niar and unsettled At l oil<ll p3 for
state and es 90 for Western. closing the inside
figures.
whcat-DuIi AID norainaily &c Io~ ar 6aei os
FIR Chicago sifins and Nil C1als ssGi 20 for Winter
Red WESTERN
tcTss(a.ef and ste%ay at g fr old Shptanx Mixed
esiefn IN store. sssi 295s fir s-llow.
tats-Less active and scarcely firm ~1ssoi1r for
Western.
Petroleum Trade 81 e; refined in bond So "a Sc.
sork-L--s active and scarcely - frrn at - Sc Ia
Y g lsa2 80 FOR mesa = l2isa22 81 Il for old DDS
y 81 sss4 lot d., closing the inside price,
1sTe5S25 10 tof CID and prime. - soes q for
priAe mess als. sa ibis for ps buy option
at y 20 and ltse bills old do. and delivery
at - 81 ra22 20.
B-ef-S;sdy, With fair demand 7Is1sc for ness s
a. FOR prime: IL - s ga fr repseke mess and ls
Sis 90 foI extra pzae beef quiet
steady
Cur Mcat.--Mnre active and frnsr at sazaiois for
shoulders, AMI l1i ,a&Isj< hams
Bacon eidesSeAfve aud trrn ist Quiet at ILL., fur
# &stern Cumberland cut
N4ard-Mosira. request and scarcely firm 49, .
l including extra choice which sold early 10 The
day al lS5s4 ~, which Is above the market price
Butter and Cheese hrmsr and unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, March 90.

Louisville, March 90.
In pursuance of directions from Gen.
Schoheld, in accordance with orders from
Lieut. Gen. Grant, Kentucky has been
divided into two divisions. The western
district comprises all between the Nash.
vile Railroad to the Cumberland River.
under Gen. Ewing, headquarters on the
railroad.
The east district comprises all between
the Nashville Railroad and the Big Sand :
River, under Gen. Hobson, Headquarters
in the field. The whole under command
OF Gen. Burbridge. headquarters at pres
ent in this city. That part Of Kentucky
west Of Cumberland River belongs to the
department Of Tennessee.
The express.srain which left Louisville
Monday forenoon for Lebanon was can.
tured by the guerrilIas and the two pas.
senger ears OF the train burned. Apana
of federal soldiers on the train surren.
dered without firing gun. This guard
mas been ordered TO Louisville under ar.
rest.
Federal scouts have proceeded four
miles beyond Balls Gap. and report no
signs Of Longstreet's forces.
1t. Col Robt. Vaughn has been ap-
pointed Provost Marshal Of Louisville.
vice Maj. Fits, Who rejoins his regimeat.
Sundays Chattanooga Gazette says the
rebels elaine to have 80, 600 mes It Dial.
ton and vicinity. and that they will cap.
tuss Chattanooga and East Tennessee
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x1ow oAnRo A1GD 11k0jv.
Cairo, March %.

r
Forrest, With force estimated at 2, coo
was reported three miles from Columbus
last evening. They cut the telegraph
between that place and Cairo yesterday.
About 90 moro prisoners werc cdptur-
ed 1t Union city and brought hers last
night. They report only ESQ prisoners
captured with Col. Hawkins and they
we're escaping every day.
The steamers St. Cloud and Perry,
from Memphis eth, have arrived. No
news Of general interest.
The ST. Cloud had $50 bales Of cotton.
mostly for Evansville.
The I'd Wisconsin cavalry and 4Oth
Illinois veterans have arrived en- route
home.
One hundred and fourteen sick soldiers
in charge Of the Sanitary Commission
came up on the steamer N. W. Thomas
from New Orleans.
Five died on the way up. N. w.
Thompson, Seth lad, w N. Grades,
S4th Iowa, were buried at Baton Rouge.
The Memphis Buletin Of the 9th says
the cotton market has undergone consid-
cradle change since last report. Rates
vent up rapidly during the day, closing
four cents above last quotations on al
qualities. Receipts Of about loo bales
by wagon. Seven hundred bales were
shipped for Cincinnati on the Glendale
Middling 57@5t; middiing 10 fair GIG
So cts.
Weather in Cairo cold. Some snow
this afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30
4 Fight with Coppsrhsads in Illinois.
Especial to Democrat.

st. Louis, March 90.
In Charleston, Coles county, IIls.. the
Gopperheads came into town TO attend
Court with guns concealed in wagons and
armed with pistols. yesterday. Some sol
diers 10 the Court House yard were drawn
into an ARRAY, and general fight instant
ly occurred. The county Sheriff sprang
from the Judges stand and commenced
firing pistols at Union man. wounding
Major York, surgeon Of the 54th Illinois,
and one Of the irst veterans. The Un-
lou men, being outnumbered at the Court
House. ran to the houses and stores for
arms and were bred upon from windows,
and 10 to 20 wounded.
Col Mitchell of The 5ith regiment was
badly wounded; Olive Safer. killed;
Jas. Goodwich, VIM. Hart, c. Jeifreys,
and several soldiers belonging to the 54sh,
wounded. Several OF the 5lih regiment
arrived in the afternoon and formed on
the square
Nelson Wells, the man who fred FIRST,
was shot aud instantly killed. John
Cooper, prisoner. was shot while trying
10 escape. Col. Brooks with squad OF
men went in pursuit of the gang OF Cop
perheads about seven miles distant.
Capt. Williams has some 20 prominent
Secesh implicated in the affair.
Col Mitchell had a conference with
Hon. o B. Ficklin, Judge, and the con-
stable. who seemed very anxious steps
should be taken to prevent further out
breaks.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


New York, March %.
The steamship City Of Manchester, from
Liverpool 10th and Queenstown 10th, ar
rived at O'Clock this morning.
CoMxERcIAL.-Liverpool. March IL
Cotton sales for two days 81, 900 bales !;
market buoyant with an advance on al
qualities. closing quiet but steady.
Breadstuffs quiet and provisions steady.
Produce steady.
LONDON, March l7.-Consols 81 1929
for money.
American stocks-I. G. r. R, lsA@
lat discount; Erie, 67@6S.
The following kilograms have been re-
oeived:
Copenhagen, March 16.-All superior
officials and mayors Of that portion Of Jut-
land occupied By the allies have been con-
veyed to headquarters to receive requisi.
lions for supplies intended to be enforced
upon the inhabitants. The enemy yes.
terday kept upa heavy fire. One battery
was directed against our left and the ships
before Londeburg. The result was un-
important.
Christians, March 15-The star thing
opened to-day. The King announced .
bill for an extraordinary credit of 500.
900 segedales to enable the government
to give material aid to Denmark in GER
tain emergencies. The King also gives
liberty of action for all eventualities and
authorization to employ the regular army
and navy in aid Of Denmark, it found ne
csssary.
Rome, March l3.-The conflicts be
tween the Papal and French troops con
tinue. The populace side with the for
msr.
The Pope's illness continues.
London, March 1.-THE Times city
article says an idea is prevalent that
reduction of the bank rate to FIVE pc
cent. may not be far distant.
The Times d Star advise the Danes t.
accept the Ellendrough plan. and submit
to the terms proposed by Austria ane
Prussia.
Vienna, March ia Telegram from
Berlin to-day, asserted to be derived from
authentic sources, states Denmark is dis
posed TO accept the armis.ice and confer
ence in their essential points.
The Posts Paris correspondent. says i
is evidently the intention of the sover
eiSns of Austria and Prussia to occupy
eventually, Copenhagen. and then prob
ably dictate peace.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Cairo. March 90

Our forces under Col. Hicks at Padu-
cab were comprised of the lst battalion
of the 18th Kentucky. numbering 800
raw recruits, under Major Barnes three
companies OF l52d Illinois. 100 strong,
under Major Chapman, and ESQ of the
lst Kentucky heavy artillery. (colored)
under Lieut.. Cunningham The steamer
Dacotah was burned. She was owned by
Capt. johnson, of Paducah, and value ed
at $4,000. Nolfs & Bro. estimate the
loss by plundering at $4,000.
The steamer Belle St. Louis brought
goo bales Of cotton for St. Louis.
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New York, March %.

The London correspondent of the Com
mercial states the Areh-Duke Macmillan,
on being applied to for an audience with
the rebel Sndell, asseoted, provided Ma
poleon was willing but Napoleon fatty re-
fused to sanction the audience. Conse-
quently Slidell did not gain it.
The Commercials dispatch states con-
siderable difference exists in the Ways
and Means Committee on taxng leaf to-
bacco. Also that great alterations are
being made. Efforts are being made to
POSTPONE the meeting Of the Republican
Convention from May till September, and
change it from Baltimore to Cincinnati.
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Cairo. March 90.

Cairo, March 20.
Advices from Helena to The the 23d
state last night private E. W. Hall, of Co.
E, 10th Illinois cavalry, got into an al
tercation with private merrill of Co. X,
of the same regiment and shot him dead
Hall secreted himself and has not vet
been arrested.
Forrest himself with 1000 men was
reported within eight miles of Columbus
last night. They cut the telegraph wires
between Columbus and this place yester-
day.
About 40 more Of Hawkins 7th Ten
nessee cavalry, who we're taken prisoners
by Forrest at Union City, arrived here
last night.
Three hundred and Fifty was the num-
Der OF prisoners captured with horses
They are escaping every day.
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By Telegraph NEW YoRx March %
Money active and easy at 6aT.
Sterling quiet at l.s5.Gtl 7s for FIRST class bills
Gold heavy and lower at 1861, closing ut les.
Government stocks strong
s g. Of 81 coupons llSi1
SO coupons i03TztaIi0
Stocks better and active.
CaRI1 10. CD q 1Hiz: M&PD 25 Toll wab II;
z II W ItsS5 4 II pfd 99l& 4 N w 613< G 4
To l4s; Gal 4 Chi ilsi4: Hudson f57l Harlem fa6l
Reading l4s liels do gtd las; III Scrip $50
l2aas Erie Us. do pa p4ia Y Cl4l; Pac Mail "a;
Gold IGa7s; & Cent 81
Mercury stecks-Latayefte IL: Manhattan 6sl4: On
tonagon D Eureka "a; Nashua * Aston $50; Sussex
ieadili Columbus ls1 Newton .: Hambeton "a; Re
do 10; Hilton !: knowiton Copper 1154; CALEDONIA
AT Boston stocks stchy. Columbus IL Franklin 5s
Hancock 1874; Huron Az sle Royal ~: Mesnard l2s1
MINI SO Pitt Fl eS. Quincy CD Rockland Is Superior
los.
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New York. March 9S

New York, March 2S.
Major Bond, chief of Gen. Rosecraps'
staff, sent to Washington BY that General
with dispatches. was put under arrest on
Monday by Gen Halleck under an old
and dead order Of the War Department
forbidding officers to come to Washing
ton WITHOUT leave from the Secretary Of
War. The arrest Is supposed to be ow-
lng to Rosecrans' recent speech 10 ST.
Louis So says the Tribune's dispatch.
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The Tax Eill--News from Richmond.
Worlds Dispatch.
Waeb;ou4au n.rot 90

VdsHIugtUHi MdICu AJ'
The Ways and Means Committee spent
the whole Of Monday on the Tax bill.
Advices from Richmond state that rebel
plans have been formed for the recama-
ton OF Tennessee and Kentucky to the
rebels.
JEFF. Davis believes Richmond almost
Improbable, and the great bulk of the
rebel forces will be concentrated at the
West, where they intend recapturing
Chattanooga, to reach the Ohio and again
close the Mississippi.
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Paroled Prisoners.
ITribune's Dispatch

Washington, March %.
Tie paroled prisoners at Annapolis
have been paid and large number of
officers have left for the North on twenty
days leave of absence. Fighter ten have
died and come fifty more will probably
die from privasions undergone in Libby
Prison.
Further proof Of the placing Of gunpow-
der under the prison by the rebels is fur.
nished by these prisoners.
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- Inaotfe losoee 1uvo iUs01LUn.
fucky. which they ~ - win DO forth
with With x, 600 mon.
All heavy artillery i being removed
from Kingston TO Alioona. The fsbel
Gen. johnson has restricted his of9ces,
he Nsjos Generals, down 10 oas Hsass.
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Tho Draft in Kentucky.
Washington. March &C

Washington, March 60.
Gov Bramlette and Ex-senator Dixon
leave this afternoon for Kentucky.
It's understood they had free inter.
change of opinion with the President and
Secretary OF War, and both parties are in
concert aud harmonious as to the enforce.
ment Of the draft 10 that State, under the
amendatory enrolment act.
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Removal Of Meade.
Especial to Times. |

IcpecIaI % IImes.
Washington, March 90.
Tie pressure for the removal of Meade
is such that the President cannot long
disregard it, Hooker is talked of as his
successor.
There is no probability Of the passage
Of Bankrupt bill.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEll

DATCHELOR's celebrated HAIR DYE u IL Asss -
ID ~ 1sril The only Hsvnisss 1rss So Rstdsbs
dye known This splendid Hair Dye h perfectchanges
He'd Rusty Gray Hair instantly TO Otessy DiaSk ~
Neutral Drsn without inung the Hair Staining the
SKIN leaving the Hair Son and Beautiful mperts fresh
vitality frequently restoring it, pristine color and re
Aes the IN effects Of Had Dyes The genuine signed
wILLIAMA BATCHEL0R; all others imitar
tons aud should be ayudsd Sold BY all Druggists. &c
BACrORY-si Barclay street. New York. BArcHKloR'
NEW TeaIkS cRaAn for Dressing tbs Hair. fjyo-d4vi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-30
Especial to Post.l
Washington, March 90.

The War Department refuses to grant
passes day for visitors to the Army of
the Potomac.
The Naval Committee have agreed to
leave Tuesday next for st. Louis.