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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-06

Tenement Wanted.
WANTED to hire four or five rooms suitable for
w small family, with good water privileges
Rent in advance if required Address Tenant Box
Si6 ,rtland Post Once stating price and locality.
mch6 diff
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WANTS, LOST,FOUND
Dwelling House Wanted.

E; two.story Brick House, modern finish.
Rii with gas, furnace, hard and soft water ON The
A-premises, is wanted for purchase. Would like
1t near the center of the city, accessible to the
horse railroad. note addressed to "W p Il -
PressiOtice, will receive prompt attention.
apr lw
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Diriyo Insurance Con,panv
Contagious Diseases.

Contagious Diseases.
Nhapter l4th, Sections 80 and g. of the Revised
Statutes
SECT. 80 when any disease dangerous to the
public health exists in town. the municipal officers
shall use all possible prevent its spread and
to give public notice of infected places to
by displaying red flags at proper distances and by
all other means most efectual, in their Judgment
for the common safety.
SECT. So. When householder or physician knows
that person under his care is taken sick of any
such disease he shall immediately give notice there
of to the municipal officers of the town where such
person lie, and if he neglects it he shall forfeit not
less than ten, nor more than thirty dollars.
The above law will be strictly enforced
JOHN s. HEALD,
febl2tmayl City Marshal and Health Officer
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- The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller thaa
ever OF Metropolitan news and gossip aai
choice literary reading. 10 now on our counter
ready foI delivery to the public. Ithas recently
been greatly ENLARGED and inpro we'd, and no "
undoubtedly presents much more matter for
the same amount OF money than any other
weekly in the country. Embraced in its enter-
'aining contents are the folio wing articles:
Army news and details Of military operations
Return Of Sherman's expeditlon to Nicxs.
burg; What he succeeded in dolng; Opera
ii ms of the Navy before Mobile; Aftirs aud
army movements 10 North Carolina, In Ten
nessee in the West, and in Gillmcrs's army
httorp Charleston.
Domestic and Foreign news; The Confederacy
among the Europeans; Opinions OF the
BRUSH Press Fur her concerning the inva.
sion Of Mexico by the french Proclaim alton
OF Gov. Bramlette in Kentucky, re,au We to
the er roliment Of negroes In that State; and
news &c neraliy throughout the country.
The letters of SECRETARY Chase, declining to BE-
q candidate tor the Presidency, and other
political news Of interest; Congressional pro.
ceedipgs; Teiagraphic news; Items and clip
rings from the press; Editorials; Descriptive
matter; Tales; Sketches; and all the local
rews for the past week.
Also, an interesting column for the farmer,
gardener and housekpeper.
This is Just the paper above all others for per.
sons so]ourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance. Price only
five cents per copy, or 81 so per annun; postage
prepaid by stamps when SO arranged
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KEfoETFD CONSPIRACY IN KENTUCKY TO
AhNES lie STAtE no THE SUUrH-
EhN CCNtEDERACY

fFy the IrSeTer cert Line of Telegraph: of.
fees 246 PaUnsylvapi ave ne, bst ween i2th
aud y h strr. t.; anC 8 MINI street, one
deer nom Penn ylvania avenue.
ii Was hin ton special to the New York
Hgia s"ys That Stua-', with 5000 cavalry,
has crossed the Rappahsnnock near Frrdar.
i ksfurg. The Army 81 the Potomac Is well
D. hnnd. Il is thought The enemy's cavalry
vii make Z demonstration 10 Yards the Bait
" Gre and Ohiu Il Vi roaG.
Wall gtou special Il u New Yor.c
Times saye Stuart crossed at FIed-ricksbur
On "Wednesday Ugh. with 5 OUmtn Kilpai.
zitk and Merritt are on his track
Especial to Times
Gilr. o,e's chief OF staff has arrived Charles
Tn u nearly demolished. One portioa oecu-
p'eo' ard that only oy troops
Va, hipc ton Sp cEll to NJ i. World
i is IumoIed that q GOES piracy exists In
hsnincky, embracing several Counties and
<citiss, having Tor its object the auaexa ION O,
stLs Siaie to tie Southern Comic ieracy. Tag
ilescauarIeIs CT the leaoers are az Mon,,csyi,
Uh' RI they correspond ith IIonzs,eat and
the Kentucky d+i' CATION at Rich nona the
Conspiracy was discovered by seizpra q, n,
'tass signed by Humphrey marshall. b. F. Ira i.
dy, and other Iett,rs
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CONG R ESSlONAL.
CONGREss.-FIRsT SESSION
FRIDAY. March /.

FRIDAY. March fS.
SFNATE.-Mr Buckaiew presented petitions
OF c1IA'ns OF Philadelphia in favor OF ncrtas III
mail and Iranspo. alton facilities between New
York and 4 hilad-lphis. which Were referred
toihe Military Committee.
Mr. Coliamer call-d up the bill report ID from
TIE Post Cffice Committee, TO proviae for con-
veying the mails from the Uni ed Stairs Co tor
tIgD orts and for Other purposes" and it was
amended and passed. frhe bill requires all
steamers and vessels belonging to citizens OF
Uni'ed Stat s. bound to or from United Sra es
or foreign ports. 10 CRY any all matter that
the r ST Offica department, or any Munster.
consul. & comm r ial agent shall offer, aud re.
ceive such REASONABLE compensation as NAY BE-
allowed I Y law. 1t authorizes the payiag of
$i6O,Np. per annum also for the vonve, ance OF
all mail matter other than letters, by the 18th
mus OF Panama, or Nicaragua, for four years
The auif OF izailCn # The act of 3lst August
1s62, for the conveyance of letters, otherwis
IMAM In the mails, Il repealed, except rs to let.
tiers containing money or accompanying pack.
Mr.. Foster, from the Naval Committee. re-
ported un avorably On the petition OF the in
mates OF the val asylum ut philadelphia to
be allowed to reside ut home on pension, and
the repcrt was agreed to-
MIR. I'oolittle present. a petition os Charles
Goodye ar, .Tr.. asking the taking Of testi nony
In regard to the eXtensi n of the India Rnhbrr
Patent, which was referred to the Committee
en- Patents.
Mr. Wilson called up the bill to promote en-
the refor TO free the wives, children, mothers,
sisters. &C., of enlisted slaves.
AlenRtby debate ensued
HoUaE Julian, Of Indiana. intr cd n ced
g substitute for tine bill heretofore reportad by
him, from the Committee on Puhltc Lands, and
proceeded to advocate the passage OF this meas.
nre, which extends the homestead principle to
con fiscated and forfeiied lands. and for the
settlement thereon Of persons In the naval and
military services.
Ne action was taken on the ahove.named
bill.
TIE House next proceeded to the confidera-
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NAVAL ORDERS


Paymaster G. f. Cutter has been ordered to
the Boston Navy Yard as inspector of pro.
visions ar clothing, vice Paymaster Joseph
Wilson, diets ehed and order to special duty.
Paymaser Charles W Abbot, detache from
SPECIAL duty at New York and ordered to the
Naval Academy, vice H M. HerskelI, detached
and awaiting orders.
Lis ut. Gem Richard L. Law, ordered to the
command OF the e.. ane, Pacific Squadron, vice
Com. Paul Shirley, detached and ordered
North.
apt. e. L. Case, detached from duty at
Washington, and ordert to the Navy Yard at
New York.
Psymaster Rufus Potts, ordered to speci Il
duty at New York.
Gunner r. J. Hill, detached from South At
ntic lockadine Squadron. and ordered 10
duty at Nav al Magazine, New York.
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FROM AXE sUuUsisyts

Freight 1rain Tr0wn Off tn ? truck-Nur.
der of three Ne.rOr~-fs rbrl Movement
Towards RiH:2old-Larae Force at Tay.
lor's Il idge Gap.
LOUISVILLE March IA special di y atch
to The ID uiDal says: Gusrr. las attacked Il
treigi ram IF. IN hvillf, near Estll Spri Igs
OF The Lii ut the ith instant, after CT
raj, BY which the L ain was tarown OF tbs
tuck and burned.
tap,a,r BraIG>ey. Of the 1C3i Now York,
and seven men. arrived at Uncha ID. Tennessee,
Gil a tanu car. ha wig b-en 12Grol d alter brin
siripl I'd CT their clothing, money, watches, and
jev eiry.
Th- rebels kIil.d three negroes on the train
Two gus rIIllas were kiIleG. There was NJ
other loss.
The rebels are moving their artillery from
IaltCn towards RingcCld
Tay lor's Ridge Gap was picketed by rebels
On the 18th u stapt.
We drive them off one day aud they return
the IeXt.
The ,ehels have large force of infantry,
cavalry, and artillery.
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A SEVERE BUT JUST SEN gENcE

Private John Pusick, of Company A, t53d
New York volunteers, who was on guard duty
at CsIroll prison en- the I'd day Of November,
1868, and accepted bride of 500 from Frank
Walton and John E. Hudgins, prisoners
OF Stale, to assist in the escape has been tried
Lately by the court. martial, of which Col. Roy
Store, is pres ident, upon the charge Of " accept
ing a bribe, 10 the prejudice of good ord aud
military discip:ine,'' and sentenced to b. dis
b norabIy discharged the service Of the United
Stats, with the loss Of all pay and allowances,
aud 10 be imprisoned at hard labor during the
period Of eight years and six months" Thu
sentence has been approved, and Puslck con-
signed 10 Fort Delaware
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A BRAVE SOLDIER

a BRAVE SOLDIER
The following order has been issued, compli-
mentary to Corporal Fraynor, who rescued
mself from the guerrilias In the courageous
manner described In Yesterdays STAR
Headquarters Department Of Warrington,
7Uenty-second Army Corps.
Washington, D. c., March rs, 1861. \
Corporoi Fraynor. 20. d, LIST Michigan capalry =.
CoIpc raI-The Major General commanding
the department desires me- to thank YOU for the
gallant ard soldierly conduct by which you
liberated Yourself and comrades whilst dis
The same manly spirit and acton sho wn bv
yon. II manifested by your comrades, would rid
the Department Of the predatory bands calling
thernss Ives Confederate soldiers. COPY Of
this communication will be forwarded to the
Adjutant General OF Michigan.
Very Re pectfuliy your obt servant,
J. H. TAYLOR. Chief OF staff, A. A. q.
Official: J. H. Taylor, Chief OF Staff & A. A. G.,
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Another Expedition Preparins-Attacko on
YaZoO Ii,y-Repuls- OF the Rebels

Another Expedition Preparing-Attacko on
YaZoO Ii,y-RePuls- OF the Rebels.
MEMPHIs, March 14.-Advices from VIcks.
hnrg, dated the 10Th inst say that gerv nod '
amonc the troops is on the qni viue. preparing
tor another sranG expedition. The troops
are in excellent spirits, and eager for marching
orders.
There was qnite a battle at Yazoo City on
the 5tb inst, between 1egIo troops st.ronsd
there and large force of REBELS, who made an
ssssi n af nart of ,he 1,tv bnt Inc n"n,.t:
Ccm'n up ope ned fire upon the M en- couragine
the Iegroes. who hargeo and drove them ba ;k
Our loss was slight. The rebel loss is un-
kI own.
Gen. Neatch and staff arrived here to-day
He is en- route for Gen. Dodges division.
HUM svILLE, ALABAMA Up wards OF five
thousand bales Of cotton arrived from below W,
Yesterday. Receipts by wagon continue to be
large.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
A FRAUDULENT wAGoN-MAsTER CON
V,C1ED

A FRAUDULENT wAGoN-MAsrER CON
ViC1ED.
Wagon master Fl. ID. Yerger, an employe or
the Qusrtermaster RS Department, mas been tried
bv general court martial in this citv, upon
tne char of fraudulent conduct,and Sen Eencel
to to- felt all pay and allowances due him from
tn Unuted States, and to be imprisoned at hard
lahor for the period of SIX months. It was
charged in the specifications that Yerg-r pre-
scented to the Quartermaster's o ice a man
unknown and identified him as ]. Gensler, an
emrloye OF the department, and claimed for
ard authorized him to receipt for full month s
Fay as t. amster, he with ssing the receipt roll
as way on master, whsn, in fac. Gensler had
not such an amount due him, and the person
identified was not the person rendering the
services. The sentence Of the court has b en-
approved, and the Old Capitol prison desig
paed as the place OF Imprisonment.
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SDCOlD EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK r. n.
he REPORTED RAID OF srUAR T.

The report teleeraphed from New York this
ths Rarpahanuock, near Fredericksburg, and
that fitzpatrick and Merritt were In purs uit Of
BIN, is beyond doubt a canard as there is no
connection whatever in the front, and no un.
us us. movement of our cavalry.
A gentleman who was at the headq uarters
of Gen. Meade at o'clock yesterday afternoon
and who arrived here to day, says they had no
info, ma ion there of any rebel rail in any di.
rection. No ere fence whatever is given to the
report amongst military men here, we may
add.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-18

RoswELL'S INDICATED COUGH CANDY Is
~ the most pleasant and eff.ctual remedy known
for Coughs, Colds or any Affection Of the ThroSt
or Lungs. Public speakers and singers should ,i
always use it. Price sac., or for NJ soia 2, al
ccrrer Maryland avenue and 9TH ST. NH ls.3t-
"A lillian BRADLEY BEGS To INFORM HIS
w friendss and the PUBLIC that ne ms on nand .
Head stones and all kinds Of Marhle worked TO
order and IL thankful for past fayors ana mop IS 70
between 18th and leth ats. mn E-eojn
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Me- LELLAN MEETING; IN NEW YORK
[By the Independent Line

NEW YORK, March IL The Mcclellan me ct.
& last evening was large and enthusiastic
The Cooper Instiiu was cen-ely packed, Add
taeTe were large meetings outside. Speecnes
were made by Hon, Amos Kendall. Lieut.
Gev. Jacob, OF Kentucky, Hiram Ke.chun,
Gen. &. Bailing Norton. OF Texss, and Others
Loud cheers Rrt eted McCielian's name the en.
tire evening.
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Tar RAID kUMOR

NEW YORK, March 1s.-The Times says there
is some excitement in Washington regarding
the reported raid by Stuart, who has Gro sssd
at Fredericksburg with S 600 men.
The World has the same story exaggerated
ipto design to cut the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad
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TIE WILKES COURT-MARrIAI

This morning the cross examination of Com.
Baldwin in relation to the detention of the
Vanderbilt by Rear Admiral Wilkes a. his
Gag.ship, was resumed. number of d,s.
patches from Admiral Wilkes to the Navy
Department, and orders from that Department
TO the Admiral were read
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NEWSPAPER CHANGE The Republican of to.
day announces the withdrawal Of Mr.. W.
Mnrtagh from the co-partnershipo of that pap r,
and that it viii lie conducted hereafter by Mr.
S. =. Han soon.
We learn that Mr.. Murtaeh has disposed of
his interest in the Republican to Mr. George NJ
Weston, gentleman OF much experience in
journalism. ard who was formerly connecte !
with that paper.
Mr.. Murtagh is courteous. estlmable gen.
tIeman, and carries with ham in his withdrawal
from the newspaper bus ness the good wishes
of mary friends
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE REBEL PIRATE RAPPAHANNOCK
A NOTICE SERVED ON TIE FRENCH Gov
EMINENT.
IT WILL BE HELDRES ooNSIRLE FOR DAM
AGES TO AMERICAN COMMERCE..

NEW YORK, March 10 -A Paris letter TO the
Times says that the American Minister at Paris
has collected evidence in regard to the Kappa
ham och, and he has therefore given written
notice TO the French Government thai Ii will
be held re- ponsibie for all the damage she ma
do 10 American commerce.
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From the Kanawha Valley.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March u.-Three
men, belonging to the Twenty. first Illinois,
who made their escape from Danv,lle prison,
have arrived and reported TO Captain James
Allen, p. M. They state that the Rebel force
il not grt at IN front of our lines, Gen Echol s
command, 1900 strong, is at I1ewisburg. Four
thous and con valescents are at Dublin D.pot.
One hundred and seven deserters have come
in during the past month, including two o.
ficprs.
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Grand r eview of the Third CorPs-Acci
dent to Gen. CuStar-Escaped Prisoner


Arrived.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroM &C,
March 1.-THE Sd corps was reviewed yes.
teroay Dy Gen. rench, and, being the ltrgest
corps in the army, presented splendid spec.
tacle. Gems. Seogwick, Carr, RoblDson, ald
others, We're prest nj, besides II irge NUN ser OF
spectators II oin ali departments. in ersparsed
lere and there by ladies IN horseb lex ani in
ambuin noes. 9te day " As rather cold, which
10 doubt kept many from ne scene.
1t v as 1UmoIeu yesterday that Gen. Gustav
had bt en- thrown fr, m his horse and some
what Injurtc, but to what extent was not
known.
Some escaped prisoners from Richmond
sam. into our lines yesterday, bringing Rtcl.
mold papsIs to The 2tn. One was Il scout
1r, m Gen. Butler, W no was taken prisoner.
grand ! all was given last night at the
hesduuart rs of Gen. Bar lett division of tue
the 5rh corps, near Rappahanncct Station A
large Gumb-r of iad,es from Va :hingto cam
down OIL a special lin, and ver y tIIn passe d
OF in the most agreeable manner.
To cay The Iris Brigade have celebrate on
of ~. Pa,Iicks Day. and q pleasant time is
anticipated.
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INDIANS LAYING DOWN THEIR ARMS
A letter eteiyed at the Indian Bureau, dated
st. Louis, March Ia, says:
General Kelley is h. re. and in for ms me- that
a ia,st numt er Of Sioux India 1s ,2j DIS,
have come into For, Pierre on the NJ ssouri
r'vtr, above Fort Randall, and laid down their
arms
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OFFICIAL.

War Department, Adjutast Generals 0hce,
Wasttsyton March ~, 1885,.
All apple atoms for leaves OF absence or DIR
mission to visit Washington mnst be addressed
10 Major General Hslleek, Chief OF Stan. aud
must specify the business for which the Off cer
d. sires the permission. kilograms address sed
oiiect to the Sc, rotary Of War on this subject
Will receive no attention
BY order OF the Secretary of War:
T.. ID TowNsESn
Assistant Adjutant General
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ton of the senate bill to facilitate the entry OF
lands. by soldiers and Others. under the Home
stead bill of 1899
. It was debated and passed.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

This evening tort. e ur reb-i deserters, who
were released uron taking he osth, W l. leave
this city for Philadelphia, under charge O.
Capt. Lock " God, OF Gen. Martindale's staff.
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NOT TRI-E

TIE statement in some Of the newspapers
tina, Col. L. &. Baker has authority to raise
b is ade is rot correct. No authority exists for
him 10 raise troops.
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RIFLRD OkDN AnCE; A Practical Treatise on
the appl cation Of The principle OF tns rifle
10 10 Guns and and meI.srs OF every cub r. BY
an No trano. For sale il this city by Hud-
son Taylor.
This is the first American edition from the
attn Eugli.h edition revised.
IN FARMER Boy, and How He became Com
nanGer. n-CnIef Be Uncle Inyinell. Ed t.
90 II, William M Tha,er Bosom: Walker
Wise Co. For sale in this city by Fran OK
Taylor.
This is the life of George Washinsto told
in style to interest the young.
hANBIEs AMONGST NOeDs. BY VIM Swim
'on. New York: DiOn Thomas.
A revised edition o. n wor.1 di=tine she'd for
r cholaTship and elegance OF style, and
which Las become standard in all cool IL
Ira 1t is produced In handsome shlpe
ind I'd, by the publisher. Dion Thomas. N Y
DIARY OF DETECTIVE OFFICER. BY Waters
New Work D y Fitzgerald. For sale i,
this city by j. Shillington, Odeoa Building.
A ssries of tales by the author of s. The ex,
reriences OF French Detective Oal:er."
TIE VIRUS SECRET nv Mrs Ann s, Steph-
ems. Philadelphia: T. Peterson IL Bros
For sale in this City BY Philip & So,om ~
The lovers of ex citing rom ance will find their
I'LL in this, the last Of Mrs. Stephens WORKS.
The RECT GzHTLEMAN; O. Etiaue te and
riCln.nce. New York: DICK & Frzgera d..
TIE auttor obligingiy furnishes speeches an I
tossts ready made. upon all sorts of subjects
and suitable for all occasions so his book is
likely to be immensely popular
DUDLEY CARLSON; or the Brothers. Sacre..
by Mrs. NJ. +. Braddon. New York: Dick &
fitzgerald. For sale by Shilling,on, Odeon
Building.
An exciting story. by the author OF Lady
Audley's Secret"
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ORDERED TO ST. LOUIS

ORDERED TO ST. LOUIS.
PriPadipr General =. A. Meredith has been
ordered to report to General Rosecrins at st
LOUIS for duty, AMI " ill leave for that city
this q terniol
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ORDER OF GEN GRANT ON TAKING
ffpyH N Nj,

ORDER OF GEN GRANT ON TAKING
COMMAND.
HEADQUARTERS in the Field--He Joins the
ARMY Of she fetonae-Appe'nsi me ats OF
his staff. W
NAsEvtLLE. March General Grant fer.
mally assumed command of the armies Of the
Units States to day. The following is an or
der On the subject:
HEADQUARTERS Armies Of the United Stdtes,l
Nashville, Team, Aarch II, 1861.
TGeherai Orders, No. l2.l
In pursuance of the following order of the
Pres Ident,
"EXKCUTIyE MANSION, Mar h 10, 1854.
"Under the authority of the act of Con gress
to revive tie grade of Lieutenant General in
the Urlt.a States army, approved February
20, 1854, LIEUT. nan General Ulysses S. Gran,
United States army, is appointed to the com
maud of armiss OF the United States.
"ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
Iassume command of the arm les OF the United
States Headquarters will be in the field, and
until further orders, will be with the Army OF
the Potion &C. There will be an Office OF head.
quarters in Washington, ID. y 3, to which all Of
fetal CT nm unic atoms will be sent except those
fr m the army here. Htadquar .ers are at the
date OF their address. U. ) GRANT,
Lieut.. GenI Unit States Army.
General Grant leaves for Washington on
Saturday, and repairs immediately to the Fl ont
His staff is composed Of officers formerly with
him in the military division Of the Mississippi
Among Them are Brigadier General Rawlings
chief OF staff; Lieutenant Colonel b. wers, Cap.
tam q. K. Leet, Captain E. S. Barker, Assistan
Adjutant General; Captain H. w. Jones, a. u
NJ; Captain Balean, Lieutenant Colonel Durf
late chief of artillery; George A. Senior, aid. de
camp.
General Sherman is due tonight, and will
imne diatejy assume command Of the military
division. General dodge is in the city.
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PRICE OF COLD.

by FeUP1eF LtH6.I
Nrw YORK, March 1890 q. niE9old
opened at 62 sellers three days; 10 a. III, OK
ao2f; II a. NJ, e2S a62x: IL m eaxs61x
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METRoPoLITAN HALL. on ID stre,t between
1l,h al 18th has been fitted up in handsome
S Y +, r the purptse OF q music and concer
,sll, and it will tie Gpened'on Mon lay evening
next with a very fine company or artfs q. Sc,
advert sement else W here.
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RE. ENLISTED FOR THE WAR.-We under
star d that abont six hundred men OF th- I'd ID
q. regiment, Col. Alexander, WI icn for SOU
months has been doing duty near Vienna, Va
have rt-enlisteG for three years or tn. war
about one hundred and fifty of the list Di.tric
Ie.enlisted.
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~ The Edinburg Review, for January. re-
seiv.d from the New York publishers. LIeons ar 1
Scott c. has among othrr articles Of Am,ri.
en- interest, one upon i" the negro race in
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