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b.5,. LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept Is.
aAdvices from Atlanta report all quiet there.
A portion OF the city is being destroyed, the
lumber from the dwellings being used to con-
struct camps. 2aSy "a - T99e g
The rebel army swinging around to cover
the Atlanta and West Point railroad to pre-
vent our advance on Mobile. a5s IS 4
Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, has offered to Gen.
Sherman propositions Tor peace, notwithstand
ing the assertion Of Eastern correspondents TO
the contrary. aoaoa 30
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stage Notice.

OEiand after Monda "a Sept g., 1884, windham
" daily Stage vii leave as follows So
= North Windham A N via. treat Falls, 1outa
Wipdham, Saccarappa and Portland.
Heave Elm ouse, Portland 81 ~ NJ
! Sept 24-d1w e. MckEEN Driver.
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Morements .Around Petersburg.

sqsla fo olilot 5dI NEW YORK. Sept. 25.
'aa An army correspondent of the Herald states
that the rebels have changed the troops in
front of our lines, in consequence of the heavy
The shotted salute of the 22d pretty efiectu-
ally used up the rebel Spring Hill battery. and
Petersburg must have suffered severely from
the effects Of dropping thirty shells minute.
The rebels hardly responded for thirty min
utas
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VaIr,abIe TeneEncnts az Auction.

ON Friday Sept sOth. at O'Clock P. n we shail
I sell double tenement at Ferry Village, Cape
Elizabeth Opposite Turner's Ship yard The buId-
ont and nearly nsw 1t has good eieee@ good eel
lars coed water-hard and soft. The house Is IN
COED repair and safe property ior sals
positive the owner having removed frV m tne place.
HENRY BAILEY 3 CO., Auctionesrs'
Sept 23-dtd sls Ia 5f9 90 81 sa.. a.ssl "a
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ali5l,ninisfrafor's sale.

NOTICE Il hereby given, that by virtue o. a IL
In cense from the Judge of Probate ior Ine Oou.E
dwelling house on the premses. on the seventten.n
day Of October "A. d 1864, at O'Clock in The AFTER
noon the homestead lot OF the aie heuDen ~
brook late of Freeport in said County, situate IN
said Freepoft, and containing tOnr acres OF iano'
iIh the buildings thereon.-- ,
- 70 ~si~-HORACE BREWER. Administr ator.
Dated this 7th day Of Sept 1854. ztawSw-
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Wanted.

rTANrED Immediately, drst-ciass Machintst tn
w take charge of a shop where marine work "A
being done One who has had experience a. fore
man preferredi to superior nan compensation iii
= Address bex No. rs East Boston Post once. Mass.
Sent "a div 'tfsl'lt laJ - -
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SALE OF A YAcHT.-The acknowledged
yacht Mary Ellender, twenty, eight tons
burthen, with all her tackle, &C., Ees sold at
auction Saturday by Henry Bailey & Co,
Capt. L. 81. Slower, Of Harpswell, was the
purchaser at $780, bAieg
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A Big PoTAToE.-A White Mountain po-
tatoe, raised by Mr.. 81. +. Winslow, in Fal-
mouth, large enough fora dinner for two men
has been left at our office. 1t weighs a pound
and six ounces. etasssh
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va C. BoNDs.-About $4,000 of the con-
soldated bonds of the York & Cumberland
bonds with accrued interest) were sold at
auction Saturday by Henry Bailey & Co.
They brought about twenty cents on the dol
Jar, ss~ts = $50
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ihE e American Illustrated newspapers for
ms week nave been received at the book and
perlodicai store Of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change street.
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PORTLAND And VICINTTY,

Nssg AdgerttseneNts To-day.
Advertised Letters-A. 7. Doe.
Surgeon Generals Notice.
Chain Cable-McGilvery, Ryan & Davis
Skates-D. W. Robinson.
Apples and Butter-C w. Smith.
A Card-Hose Co. No. /.
For Fortress Monroe.
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New CUSTOM HoUsE.-Contractors, by
calling at the Custom House, can find plans
and specifications of the new Custom House
10 De erected in this city. %
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Draft in the LIST District.

Saturday the drafting in this District wa,
proceeded with bytaking the sub-district com.
posed Of the towns of Dayton and Hollis.
DAYTON
In this town the deficiency was twenty
three. Seventy-nine names were placed in the
wheel from which forty-six were drawn, as
follows; e 40, ~. $50 IA Is. a,s.,,ss.3
israel Libby, George W Sheppard, Horace
" Townsend, George Bickford, Horace b
Dennett, Henry Hill, George Rumery, Lyman
Hill, Luke Smith, Andrew j Peterson, Jona-
than Goodwin, George G Young, John E
Murch, Benjamin Whitehouse, James Me-
serve, Grin Gordon, VIM Fl. Gould. John P
Bean, Cyrus + Kicker, John B Hill, Jr. King
Simpson, Nathl Smith, James E Mason. SAM
y Blalsdell, James E Buck, Francis l. .Wilds.
Joseph Smith 81, George ii Moore. Stephen
Meserve, Staples Gordon, Geo Clough. Cvrus
h Smith, Napoleon Fellows, Thomas M Rnclr
II Dunn, George w Rumery, Edward Jose'
Jacob Bean, Horace Woodmau. Robt q Smith
Oliver Dow, Henry T Young, George K
Dyer, Samuel Patterson, Benz 9 Hight, Albert
G Hight Rd fle adsi31lyaSa II 7s''' 80 - 80
NeN A9se HoLLIs.s ,ss64goEea loassas
The deficiency in this town was thirty
Sixty-two names were drawn from one hum
dred and seventy placed in the wheel, in. the
following order: ~
Jacob Durgin, Ephraim c Smith, Ivory
Maddox, Eieazer B Kimball, Ivory Bradbury,
Calvin Dearborn, Charles Roberts, Samuel
Abbott, Thomas G Kendrick. Henry Brad
bury, Saml A Benson, John A Meserve, Jo-
seph w Akers. VIM Bryant, Q A East
man, Alonzo Wakefield Jacob Maddox, Jo-
seph s jenkins, Daniel York, Charles O Ross,
John Bradbury, Roscoe G Stuart, Milbury S.
Smith, Francis A SWEET, Charles Hanson.
Eben S Kendrick, Aram Haley, Thomas 6
Sawyer, Nathan S Atkinson, John e Wake
field, Joseph Benson. Z j Rumerg, E s GuiL
ford, John Bean, H'Soverings, B E Kimbal,
Josiah Tarbox, James Bradish, George Tar
box, William r Clifford, t NJ Hobson. Nathan
Mason, Robt e Eaton, Robert S Clarke. 10.
seph Hooper, Elias P Kimball. Winthrop
Bradbury, Edwin w West, Grin Gilpatrick
Levi Clough, r. G Mason. w s Monlton, w ii
Bryant, II Sawyer. Alvin Hobson, David
Hodsdon, G @ Davis, 8 o B0ody, Amos
Manson, Hobson, Simon Lock, George
Littlefield. s9's
There will be no more drafting until Tues
day.
The number Of recruits examined at the
Provost Marshal's Office Saturday was fifteen.
of which thirteen were accepted. Number of
substitutes examined, nine-four of whom
were accepted. . = e.Al 0Na
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3 THE doings of the First Editors and Pub.
fishers Convention in this city, together with
the address of Hon. Charles Holden, have
been published in neat pamphlet form BY
Blown Thurston. .as,' 2 9asoA
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O0A BOLTS of David Corsar Sons" Leith,
iAOOay sall-cloth Of superior quality, JUST re-
ceived direct from Liverpool a, 4 for ssle by
MooILvkRY, RYAN & DAVIS,
Sept 24th--dtf % 81 III l6i Commerc'a al Sc.
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.,.ssk so4s New YORK, Sept. &c. -
The schooner Sarah Gage reports that off
Cape Sable, on the 18th, saw gunboat chas-
ing pirate.
A schooner spoken by the Sarah Gage re-
ported pirate as having put into small port
id Nova Scotia, after destroying number of
mackerel fishing vessels. She was blockaded
by gunboats, but escaped at night.
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No TRANSFER ALLowED.-The Mayor of
Bath having been applied to to transfer their
surplus men to another towns quota, on re-
payment, of the bounties paid them by the
city says In note to us that he should be
willing to transfer twenty-four men to accom-
modate any deficient town, but Gen. Hodsdon
refuses TO transfer even one to fll the West
Bathsquota-says he cannot do it without au-
titority from Washington. -----
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Whiie the train from
this city to Boston, on the Eastern Railroad
was standing at the Ipswich station, taking
water, Friday evening, the fiue-sheet of the
boiler OF the locomotive tthe Gov Endicott)
burst, throwing John Robinson, the fireman,
some distance and scalding him so severely
thath he died that night. Timothy Bryant, the
engineer, was badly scalded, but, tits thought,
will recover. Both of the men belonged in
Salem. eal45lc 100 hAss
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- NV d!

DR. HFHLD has removed bic Office rom NO. al
ID Congress st. 10 The opposite side Of sss street
corner OF congress and Tempe RrSsSia sspsd,f
erly occupied By Drs- bao0p 's f'F'NA
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CAUGHT.-Some Of the substitute brokers
thought they were very bright last Saturday
ingetting away couple Of men who Intended
to enlist on the quota for this city, and pass
ing them on to another towns quota. But
they felt little down in the mouth when they
found themselves obliged to pay up the full
amount OF bounty these substitutes would
have received from the city, which left the
brokers out Of pocket about seventy-five dol
lars @+9A A24l1M
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1AoN IAfokrs.-The total value Of
foreign exports at this port last week amount-
cd to Sb1, b27,Se -'"-N '
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! DELIBIUM TEEMENs.--A sailor named
Harry O'Donnell went into the shop Of Hugh
Carney, on Fore street, Saturday afternoon
and requested small bills for 500 green
back. A woman who was in the shop said
would change it, and counted the amount.
O'Donnell then seized the pile and attempted
to escape, but was taken by officers Mont
golnery and Pickett and placed in the lookup.
Hewas suffering severely from delirium ire
mens. '1iel a2s.aGossea 1 hse ,ss1ssi d sod ID
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EDWARD IA. PATTEN. aa5Ti
Commission Merchant & AuctiOneer

Has removed TO tho spacious store IA
= Exchnnae Street, four doors below
Merchants Exchenge.
VIII receiye consIenments of Merchandise OF
every description for public or private sae sales
of Real Estate Vessels, Cargoes, STOCKS ana 40 er-
chandise collected. Cash advances nAlSs . YIN
prompt sales and returaEe. al monA@aA
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VaIToble Real estate ar Aucuon.

ON Tuesday Sept. ~, at O'Clock P. N. we shan
OseIi house No. q Deer St, tho homestead of the
late Cant benjamin. Knight. The house IL 30 story
and of brick; 1t has I3 dDi. he'd rooms, with good
closets. Plenty hard and soft water. me mouse y
~ by 40, with a barn 10 by "a. anda gooo gareen.-
The lot is about 60 Iess square. .,5l -l-lF
HENRY BAILEY & Co., Austoneers-
Sept l6-dtf
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WASHINGTON, Sept. "a.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan TO date
amount to $40,3S1,500. T
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TEsrAMENTs.-As part Of the cargo Of
the Anglo-rebel blockade runner Miunie, cap
tured Dec. 8, 1883, off Wilmington, was found
quite a number of Testaments. They were
printed at Oxford for the British and Forign
Bible Society. They are the pocket edition,
neatly printed. and done up in substantial
binding. Mr. II, Packard has them for sale.
Mr. Pts constantly adding to his stock of
Sabbath School Books. sst 300 ei3
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New and GenteeI Furniture mt

nN Tuesday Sept az al IN o,cio.l- A AZ -
ONos las ana 100 MIDDLE street al the Fur,tture
n ssd m stUl To S,cs Or raOr sus
Chestnut and Painted French Chsnke 81 coS
mon Furniture, safe, Desk once FornSnre. Ss,-
Also good family nor e expEsas wagon. Hss,,ess.
story wooden ding in the rear Of saia tore
which can be removed or remain leased land - -
HENRY BAILEY & CO., AUoTIosEERs,
Sept z0-dtd taA
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AUCTION SALES.
l.PATrEN, AUcTIoNEER, IL Exchange s
Furniture mt Auction.

OE Tuesday. Sept. 9th, attic A NJ, at house No.
RAD Sross Street Tables. Chairs sofas Bedsteads,
C;Iass wseoang, Mattresses, Carpets Gro, kerry and
e' stoves, &c. So sryrn septz3 otd
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From Rebel Lines.

WASHINGTON. April 2j.-This evening :
Star savs:
Information from the rebel lines a. late
as Friday morning IS to the effect that Lee
j. not. \ has D.eG reported, moving towards
alipv. INT IN bis dip position
on the Rspidsn. Such movements o: his
cayaIry as we're going on seemed to De IN
the nature of n reconnaissance u ascertain
Grants purposes.
Lees army Is preparing sd sudden Move
but seems disposed t. wait for Grant t.
open and develope his game movement.
Our guhboat: up the RapPahannork ra's'
ed alarm IN Riohm"nl that Burns,ic a.
5tf-ctiDg landing there, aud a new alarm
had heen raised among The rebels % move
ment NJ the south side of James river. The
rebel, arc diyided between the fear that
L q. NAV b. invested inyes ted ~ Richmond,
should he tall back there, and the fear thnt
d. NAV he outtianked by Grant should be
remain IN his present position
Two weeks ago Lees frees were 10 u0Q
anG Il IS now believed that with The rein
forcements u has been able 10 bring uE
they do not amount 70 over 5000.
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From Little Rock.

ST. LOUIS, April - Late Little Rock
dates ssv that Mr. His OF jefferson count '
was elected SPeak-r Of the Ar6ansas Legs
latuIe.
Mr.. Carson, member OF the House, re-
Gently captured b. s,ierril>- escaped ar-I
arrived at Little Rock.
Legislature will Immediately provide i.g
the organization of State militia, raising
revenue and adopt measures t. render II
impossible for the rebels tn grasp the Teins
OF government.
A Washington SPECIAL of the 10Th to the
Commercial says II i. asecrEaiped there y
not a monitor atoat that does not draw too
much water to PASS over the tar al the
mouth Of Albsmarle sound.
There are strong indications that tie
Senate viii pass Nix Stevens joint resolu-
ton for the Temporary raising OF the tariff
although efforts will be made to eIempt All
goods now in bond
The Senate Military Comn,ttee il - 10
dsrstooi have agreed TO recommend An sp
preparation of $40 coo for The pavmen.
OF volunteers to be called oatior ness than
100 days ..r. $500. -la.
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~WHIsLEa SwrIsos's HtsHrsr Par

MUM SEWING MACHINES are the best, the
simplest and the cheapest. These unequal
led machines are adapted to every kind OF
sewing for family wear. from the ightest
muslins to the heaviest cloths. They work
equally we'll upon silk, linen, eetton and
wooden goods, with silk, cotton or linen
thread. They will seam. quilt gather. hem,
fell. cord, braid bind, and perform every
species OF sewing without previous basting,
making beautiful stitch, alike on both
sides OF the article sewed.
If it be iuconvenient for the purchaser to
visit the salesroom, the order NAV be for
warded TO the office. and it will be as faith
fully filled as if the selection had been made
personally. Machines are forwarded to an!
part of the country. and competent persons
cent TO give instructions free OF charge.
10000 of the Wheeler and wills ma
chimes have been sold. Five thousand are
in use in Pittsburg and vicinity.
1t is 10 new experiment to be tried
1t has in every case received the highest
premium when exhibited In competition
with others
? Vim Sumner & Co. who are the western
agents, warrant every machine they sell,
for three years. Call at their sale rooms,
No. 80, Main street, and examine for your
selves. See advertisement.
ap &c DIST
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New York Market.

NV ioRE, April =
CJTTON-la2 Per cent letter less doing, ga
20 midland uglands 4Sa5O lo" mtiIings.
FLUUR-State; aud Western more active 10
Ter Ct higher : 31Gs7 a. Extra state aJa7 70
r II o 35sdg ~ Trade brands m'rket d.
zing quiet and krueE -
WHISKY Irregular AMI unsettled Iss6!-5
state and Western closing with m sellers
WHEAT-ChIeage ,pEihg; sal - MIlclab
l776l IS. Winter Red, S0Il 5,
CORS-aUoai l. bedsr, Il I-ZGI;5 II tor
old mixed Western in store 81 l.=GI q II
for neE yellow
OATS-DulIf s7a9-c for Western
-zBARLEY-More active, chieayEar STATE at
42al x
W0OL-Frn
RiCE-VeTy dull.
rOFFEE-Frm buO quiet
SuGAR-Firn; Toe for y. O. Is T-a9lUsI for
Cuba ..r.
M0LASSES-S,sady
PETR0LEUM-Qute hrm. RedSei IN hand
50ca57, refined eaoted toeA0c,
POkk-Heli higher. market quiet, All more
nominal 70 f.; rless > IS f5r old d. q 30 Few
do y 81 , f5r old sui ueE Prime % ~ and =
tor PRIME mes
BEEF-In fair request and hrm
DRESSED H0GS-Shals lower.
LARD-Dur and love; l3t. sni Is; the latter
the extreme.
CIT MEATS-Frmi Il@ll..
BACON SIDRS-Duil-
HOGS-FaIr and god demand
BUTTER-26l735 for Ohio. AMI i04iUc i5F
State
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BOILER Extraordinarily yesterda y
L. rrtuc q boiler exploded at the Baltimore
ii ONO Railroad Machine Shop, in South
X 1sei.ug. The employees of the shop had
set come to work, the fireman had
q. r- 10 rs breakfast, and the engineer had
. r.. yer To- the Office to see what time il
"a son,egasntly no person was IL the
...- when tbe explosion took place, and
1urse NOBODY vas hurt, A portion OF
..- root OF toe building was blown Oh, and
) lumber Of ;mbess considerably shatter
Beyoni this, no damage was sustain
IEeIeport alarmed the inhabitants OF
4, portion of the city, and crowd Of
>-l.ous spectators was soon on hand tosee
- waS up
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ECLECTIC.

.nR Il H. LEE, Eeieeti. Physician, Surgeon
IL and Aeeoueher, tenders his professional ser
yiees TO the eitirens OF wheeling and vicinity Or
l. IL graduate Of the Eclectic and Medical In
.titate Of CINCINNATI sud has had many years ev-
Eerience in the p-setics Of his profession and BE
hopes by close attention 10 business 10 merit \
share Of the pubic pztronage, DR.. Lee has given
especial attention to, and has been eminently
successful in The treatment Of chroaic diseases Of
every variety and especially Of such as Rheums-
tisu and diseases OF the eye and ear, Liver Com
plant, Nervous debility Cancers and Ulcers, Con-
stpAtion Piles and dfseases Of the Kidneys, Gray-
el, s. All thoss who have been uusuccessfulIy
treated for any Of the above diseases, would fni
IL TO their interest 10 consult DR. Lee without de
lay. Our practice l. safe, certain and prompt,
leaving Dc msreariai faint in the system, but
cleansing, renovsting and strengthening the gen
eraI system, acting in unison with Nature uner-
ring lgws' ~
WHEELING. WEsF Va, De: 1, lc63
To all whom it msy concern We the under
signed, members eff the West Virginia Legisla
ture, take pleasure in saying that We have known
DR. Richard H. Lee many years previous 10 the
breaking out Of the rebellion, as successful and
energetic practitioner Of Medicine (of the Eclec-
tic SCHOOL,, both in KalaNha county Virginia and
in Gallia county, Ohio. > 90. -.....
@. SLACK, Senator 9TH Dist
" s. DUNBAR, VI, II. D,
JNo. NJ PHEL PS, Pres Senate
Once one door south Of Krsmer's Hotel, Main
street fmsr2i-2m
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\ FATHER SHoT sT HIS Sos.-An old
man namad Henry Neariu, resident near
Elizabeth Furnace, Blair county Pa, was
/ killed one day last week, by Samuel Near
in ms son II appears that the son vas la
boring unner an attack of deiirium tremens,
md MS father was endesvoring to
uet him. when the son seized gun. A
Ecltie ensued for possession Of the weapon
t-t~een the parties, when II is supposed 1t
Fza> accidentally discharged, the ball pass
. through the fathers head and wouuding
/ -g on 10 the l.gl head. The FATHER dice
= taff an muir after the occurrence. The
.a. man was badly injured,
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CRY CorscrL.-A special meeting OF
Coun cil was held last evening. In theab
sence o, the Chairman, Mr.. Jas. Wilson was
called To the chair. 49,
The Official bond, with secsnty. OF ). r.
Hopkins, CITY Treasurer elecD wasreeeis-
ed and accepted. and Mr. F. was qualified
by the Maror ] I&n i 4 (
License to keep coffee houses was grant
i - a number ofpersons.
Petition Of A. Beck and others, for cross
I,n,s was rsfzrred, and that of r. Dronsfeld
rejected.
The nomination OF Wm. Myers, as Dep
.tv Scream, inr the 9Th ward, was con-
timed
GA r,1tlon Of Mr.. Sweeney, the commit
.-e un hcancesea We're instructed to report
.,rtr annual license tax. This subject vas
,a1i,. tue special order fos Thursday even
~
"a motion of Mr.. Hughes, a sum not ex-
rssiing three hsndred and fifty della.s, was
appropriated to defray the expense of ,pla-
ing marks on the different street CORNERS,
he whole to be under the supervision o.
the committee on streets and sLeya - g
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XxXVIII CONGRESS-.
SENATE.
! a - 800 WAsHfn1fos dptII -.
Nj Hale otfered "a, d 70 anend an act

r. atYsT Tsfr WAsHIsGIos April %.
Mr. Hale offered Ato,a 70 snend enact
10 promote the effciencyot ihe. navy, Re
kred 10 nasai committees. y II -
Mr.. Wilson submitted resolution for
apuroprating tmrty-tve millions fSr pay
and subsistence OF militia Referred 10
military committee. IU0HD
The bill passed The bill relsting to
irankedd matter passed e. e8
An amendment to The bill offered BY
Sherman was adopted, Itseffects IS to ad.
NIT the bank Of commerce of n Y into the
provision OF the bill making shareholders
liable TO the extent of ,heir slaves, so lung
as the surplus fund of 10 Per Cent shall re-
main undlminished.
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Ir Is ASTONISHING the amount Of business

IRIS ASTONISHING the amount OF business
that A. VI. Adams & Co, do. One OF the
firm is East every four or Ave weeks and if
there is any new styles ofcloths, cassimers
or vestings they are the first to have it,
and of the best quality. Persons in want
of the best article OF clothing and AT lar
prices had better call and examine their
endless VARIETY Of cassimeres and vestlngs.
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are nn-qnaed IN The
civ for taste and style. nov IL III
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.Assassinated.

FoRTRE=. MoSRoE, ApI 24-Tbe steam
er Moonlight hss arrived IEom NsTbsrD,
no news OF Importance. O.
The powder mills at Raleigh, y. C., ex,
ploded on the 5th killing several
Gen. VIM. p White, OF Georgeto WI, ;.
c. was assassjnated by his own men.
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Shirts SHIRTS! Shirts! "A IA Il as
sortment of French and American casSi>
mere and flannel army shirts Of various
styles and prices Also - dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: SIX for
S12, SIS, sls, S2l and s24. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to tit Of 81
perior work and unequalled IN quality for
the pnees.s .a J. 1. LAKIN'
No. lO2 Main Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-27
Strike at an ind.

CINCINNATI April 2t-The strike among
the employees al thu various railroad &C.
pots ~ this i about at an end. Dew men
having been employed
The muster oiithe militia wa well atten-
ded. the four Cincinnati regiment wIll
report With we'll filed ranks
rhe new cit7 council organized Yesterday
Thos II. Weasn1r. elected PRECEDENT and
Col Armstrong clerk.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-27

OFF on FUELarsH.-Col- Mulligan and
bis brigade Of veterans, about fifteen hun
dred strong, crossed at Bell Air Yesterday,
Oh their, way to Chicago. Ia enjoy. thirty
days furlOugh.