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Portland DRY Goods Market.

Expressly corrected for the Press, to March l4.h:
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EHw YonK. March IA.
Gctton-lower sales 300 bales; mdding upland
slour-sales 1900 Dbl, State and western heavy;
State shGl0 80; Round Hoop Ohio 10 Is
GIL 65 Western 9 $500 90; southern dull; sales
bbs 10 s59l4 So.
. What 20 Bel over fales 10000 bushels Winter
4 orn--3d5c lower; sales 10000 bushels new Soui h.
ern Yeew at t0@l GA f 1850
O,ts- 'ull.
Beef-heavy. ay
Is,d-eas er; sales 1900 bbls at 1922
Butter-dull; Ohio 20@25
Whiskey-frmer; sales 400 bbls at 225.
Groceries--aull a.si .H4
rfeabts to Lyerrool--duu, ss.a.. ~ f...
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TEaE subscrib. hereby gives public notice to all
Il concerned tn he has been only appointed and
taken upon himself the trust OF administrator OF the
estate o!
ia COB r COLDER,
late of Iaewiston, in the Couaty of Adrosco sgn,
necsased. by giving bond as the Jaw directs; ne
there fore reques' all persons who a'e indebted 60
the ga d deosseed's sta to make inn mediate. pay
msnt; end those wno have any demands thereon 70
exhibit The same for SO euent 10
JACOB b. HAM, Lewiston Maine.
Feb 81. 1865. 5a. ~ sfeb2fe3sr
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Ch'go Mess Beef.$2l @22
Portland do. 20920 50
T rl'd ext. do. % 00a24 90
Pork. extra clear. A 50047
Pork, clear. -. ;. .44@46 70
Pork, mess. 1000 '@ ~ 90
Pork. Prime. 35a37 90
Round Hogs. -. l6,@1s
Hams. ...........1 -gl9 :
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REcRUIrING.-Sixty seven substitutes aad
recruits were credited at the Office of the Pro-
vost Marshal yesterday as follows: Portland
SO; Gorham Q; New Gloucester Z; Saco 8;
Gray 4; North Berwick 2; and one each, to
Scarboro', Brunswick, Lyman, Limington,
Shapeigh, Westbrook, Biddeford, Buxton,
Harpswell, WATERFORD and Kittery.
AT the City Recruiting Office five men were
enlisted yesterday toward the quota Of Port
land, which with some others heretofore en-
listed have not been included in the returns
from the Provost MarshaPs Office.
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Notes Of all the denominations named win be
promptly FURNISHED upon receipt of subscriptlons-
This is
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EXHIBITION AND LEvEE.--The ladies OF
the Summer Street Church will hold an Exhi-
bition and Leyes at Lancaster Hall on Wed
nesday evening, March 10, commencing at Z
o'clock. Speaking by the children. Singing
by Jackson's Quartette Club. Tickets of adj
the church. Music BY SkiIlings.
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SherBsans 3aesc Base of supplies Marine

FORTRESS MONROE, March IA.
The steamer Virginia, from Wilmington,
n G., arrived here last night.
The base ofsupplies for Sherman's army in
view Of his rapid movements nothward, is to
be established at Wilmington. Sherman's
chief Quertermaster had arrived at Whining
ton, aud all transports and other vessels laden
with supplies have been ordered from both
Charleston and Savannah to rendezvous at
New Inlet, S. CO .flisis sassao ;.
The Virginia reports having experienced
unusually heavy weather, and saw ashore off
Cape Henry brig and schooner high and
dry upon the beach. 49,,
The exchange Of prisoners is progressing
vary ranidlu aro9rtt5~rlr
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TEETH TEETH TEETHf

" Particular attention given 10 the purchase Of
tied.
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STRAY HORSE AND SLEiGH.-About half
past s O'Clock last evening, two soldiers, one
Of them apparently an officer, both pretty
we'll "set up" drove horse and sleigh tc the
stable Of Mr.. John Gulliver in India street,
and insisted that the horse was hired there
As the horse appeared to have been driven
very hard, Mr.. G.. thought it best for him to
take it in, which he accordingly did and the
soldiers cleared out. The owner can have
the team by calling upon Mr. CULVER, who,
we think, acted in correct manner in the
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NtFIR TO:
Thsye-. Brigham Co; Fenno ChFd; A. 9.
Farxell & o., B.s on hoyt Company v. p.
WcodhMy;N ~ W York. MsichInts Bank, IS. Lou's.
Feb 23-d1ms
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P'tl'dL d, in oil IS 500l9oO
CunberiandL'd, II 50;@18
Pure Dry Lead. SIS SO
French Zinc, 90 COCOON
Amer. Zinc, :" 1850 Is
Rochelle Yellow. g "a 90
Eng. Ven. Red. ..a6l0 0
Litharge;. ......... @l9
Red Lead. ...... Ml9
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Large ...... GOO

ONO extra. 10 000l0 1t
Canada No l 10 5oS@Ii o.
StLouisF avBrd's1 5O0l4
soath'n Ill. do, IL 25@lS Il
PatapscoF Family. ,0O@OO o.
Corn Meal. 5000. 1907
Buckw't FIT. 1850
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rWy sKr q Maine~-CUMBERLAND, IS.
tN on ex :, u ion fasor. 81 Nathan Wood
lic suc , Shsse w Atwe and W II be sod Rt pub
Ietn ~ oa =. ~ the hehest bi dsr on 1fursdny n
,,,on - 81 arc Is 8. at 10 o'e'os In tfe re.
70 FS,os 80 80 Ssueuon koOmof o. r. Belle 6CoNc.
40 ~ az = o. ~ fortanu in he ounty Unt 81.
lsnu D. 70 .enoW,ns personal DR. perry to wis-pl
ea.es re hR'r, tot1ef eooes-2O mes Sehiedsr1
sshnapps cases n, nnedv's NJ dc a Di eSverv Eas
wav's Ready Ne lie IcMu ms' El.xro az inn -.
Cherry Pe.'osl ana il, s sstt's iiri,naTt M,l,er..
di~o Po .. ers Pc risk's Pilis ard 1tsst.-. ~
WILSON'S - hing Strip, al rSt ci's vs,ntt,.
LYONS Ka tarion. HobiDslck's Worm s,ran X a.,
> o ~ sslt RI epm IN nent Peruvian Twin WI.
tar's Bal u OF Wild Cherry, is wi son HIS
RI, psrsIien. MS F,n's do PohoHay's ills aud
o. imeit Dowa's Elixir Atwells WILD CleiTy BIZ.
ters ond healt Re to-er. rropns ror chiHl Trt
che . 1 an sley's Bit RS. SpeHi'a \ mhuet Nine,--
Ayers s SPARTA. wtodwo th'- Fsv' ring Extract
heIlt,'s, an er Baleem, Lyon Extracts Jamaiea
Ginyer, Russia Salve, W cd 3 'rng BT.sam \
ls-ge lot Of FsseDc,s-P rssOric Cas- o. Oil ke -
d VT o Bra sdy. 6i and Haistey with large
as-ottm o. ms 'ieiiea ro- umefafod also
sooI asso tment of FANCY GcoDs- bs, Brush.
n =, gar Cases CsIle,y. Sosrs Rub y Goods, To-
s. uaser Vasee &c 40. his stock Is Ia ge-wsu
M Inc i. PRIME order and very vauab g. eonpItl.
ns - ses, sSd best as rtmert of medicines 10
10 iounu iu Tue % te-l ras cash
20 AsE W. p RKER Sheriff.
HESRV BAIIEY \ . Auotioneors.
POrLand III arch 10 1855 marI1 I'd
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2 ~ NEW YORK. March IA.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says the question OF icpating the payment
consideration at the Treasury Department.
The Posts dispatch says Secretary Me-
Culloch expresses the opinion that large
quantities of cotton will reach the north DUR
ing the next three months ~ ~
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by TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
Ne.v Hampshire Election.
DOVER, N. IT.. l4-lO 40 PM

DOVER, N. H., l4-l04O, Pm.
Returns from 10 towns and cities give Gen,
Marston. Rep, for Congress, 46O7; Marcy.
Dem, 2964; Sawyer 237. Marston's majority
over Marcy l643. This ensures the election
O. three Republican Members of Congress-
One gain.
CONCORD, March 14-lI.30P.
The vote for Governor in 127 towns foot
mp for Smyta 1866, Harrington IS 3l3. Gen.
Marston is elected to Congress in the 1st dis
trict by nearly 1900 majority; and in the
other two districts Rollins and Paterson are
reelected by about 1900 majority. The re-
puolicans have elected all the councillors, nine
Of the twelve senators, aud will have about
100 maj ority in the House. ~ ~
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THE PARLoR CONCERT will come off this
evening at the house of DIR. Morse, Congress
street. The Doctor win be happy to see his
friends. Musician e1pectGmas," as the Presi-
dent Of Bowdoin College says on commence
ment occasions.
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INTERN ATIoNAL STEAMSHIP LINE.-The
steamer New England will be placed on the
route to EAstport and st. Johns on Monday
the 9th inst. Should travel require it another
steamer viii be added, or the New Brunswick
and New England will make three trips per
Uaek. ------.-L - --s-l--L
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STEAMERS. The two steamers built by
Alexander johnson, Esq, of Wiscasset last
year, have been purchased by Messrs. Ross @
Sturdivant of this city, aud are to go into
Government service. They are thoroughly
built boats and well calculated for river SER
viaa alHaa
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THE ELEVENTH LECTURE, INDEPENDENT
COURSE This lecture was delivered last
evening, at City Hall, by Msj. James Hag-
getty. A large audience assembled on the
occasion, and Judge Kingsbury introduced
the lecturer, who chose for his theme "The
War for the Union, or Experience Correc-
tive" The Major is fluent, energetic speak
er; and, in treating his theme, he uttered
many good things, and awakened in his hear
ers spirit of patriotism. Some of his leading
thoughts were grand and truthful. His views
of the moral aspects of the war were just
The lecture was well received, and the Major
is entitled to much credit for his zeal and
earnestness in the good cause.
The twelfth and last lecture will be given
by Fred. Douglass, Thursday, March Both.
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INTERNAL REyEsur IN THIS D1srR1cr. :

INTERNAL REVENUE IN THIS DIsTRIcT.-
The whole amount of internal revenue col
lected in this district last year was 1896 ,254,-
81. The whole expense of collecting this
sum including commissions of the collector,
pay Of deputies, clerks, and every CT ntingent
expense amounted to ss,391 AZ, which is q
fraction less than one and one twentieth of
one per cent. on the amount collected.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. S. 81. Merrill, Chaplain
of the LIST Maine Cavalry. arriyedhome yester-
day, on brief furlough, We were happy to
receives call from him, and to find him in
such excellent health and spirits.
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RELEAsED.-The passengers on board
steamship Belgian, who were not allowed to
land in consequence of not being provided
with passports, have been released by orders
from Secretary Seward.
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TIE GIRLS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION of the
Portland High School will hold its adjourned
annual meeting in the Girls School Room,
Cumberland ST., this, Wednesday, afternoon
at o'clock.
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WE are indebted to Z. P. Weston, Esq, late
superintendent Of Common Schools, for a
copy of his Annual Report. We shall have
occasion to refer to some of its valuable con-
tents hereafter.
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We would call the attention of our readers
to Messrs. Colby's Select Assembly at Mechan-
ics' Hall this evening. Allwho go will be
sure of having a good time.
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PHILADELPHIA, March IA.
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the 30
loan to day 10 amount to 5,l27 $50 dollars, in
Guiding one sS0OO00 from Cincinnati, OF $500
900 from New York, and $3.50 individual
subscriptions for $50 and $1,000.
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Fist National Bank of Portland, Me

A speca' Meeting ofihs St ,ckholders OF thi= Bank
ANi br held at the Bank on Donday tue twen.
tieih day cf arch Rteley o'cio In the forenoon
TO consider the expeditncy Of Increasing tia capital
TO take any proper measures in re- ation thereto.
And tcrany other iness which may .e. ally come
before item
By order o. ths Directors,
WM ED1 GUILD, Csshier.
Portland, March 4, 1855 ed&wtd
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Por,Ianfl Turnyerf i'm.

FVNHE anpna meeting OF the sortlaud Torn erein.
n iorchoise OF officers End fha transaction OF the
nsnal business, will be held at their rs on Fri.
day Evening, I7th inst, at O'Clock. A full at
tendance is rogue ted
iss Pc, Order, &c. DENNIS,
marlSd5t@ secretary.
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MOT CE IL hsrby gi er, hat at a meeting of the
AV sto, kAe deiso the Cisco Eank, held IN Ihs Sth
Gay Of NAL insr, 1t was voted
that The Directors OF this EaDk be. and they are
hertbl 10. trVctsd authCriz DIT chan &c and con-
vert he CISCO Bank ia o a Ne Il nal nkiag Ass
ci7tion uller he 10 - thu UIitd r.ses, ana 10
naks All esruhcat AMI parers, and to do nd per-
FORM ali acts nee ssary 10 car yinto ct the jeci
of this 'e-v n,ver the sha have OBJ aint the
ass mt u the no .ders Of ut ieat ISOLiId OF Tie
Capi o. 5 ock"
Ia Iursuabcs of aid vote and by virtue of the au.
tho-ry tersiu conta ned the Dir. ctcrs we pr Cur
ca IN" asent of e holders itwo- hird- of the Car
ial Stock and have Diet, rmIned aanize immeai-
~ q. 2. GERRI3H Cashier.
Portland, M,rch Ii, 1865 mar.3ilm 2
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GENTLEMEN, after shaving, who suffer from
the smarting effects of soap, will find instant
relief In the use of Burnett's Kalliston.
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Municipal Court. March Ia.

Daniel NJ. Pote was convicted of assault
and battery on Fleming w, johnson, and was
fined ten dollars and costs. In default of pay
ment he was committed to Jail.
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WE ara requested by the agents to say there
viii be no steamer leave here for New York
TO-DAY. :
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afa QUEBEC, G. E March IA. =
The Minister Of Finance submitted to Parlia-
ment to-duty the estimates for the current
year, including $l,000OOo Tor the permanent
defences OF the country.
e "a faas NEW YORK, March IA.
The store ship Union arrived from the Gulf
Squadron this evening with 5sotiicers and 80
discharged sailors. ssf~ ne 6
There has been an election throughout the
State to-day on the question Of appointing
commissioners of the Court of Appeals in
order to assist in clearing the calender of the
court. The vote Of New York was 1910 for,
and 1890 against. Returns from the interior
show msjorities for the amendment nearly
everywhere, but the vote as in this city is
very light.
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PORTLAND AND VIOIETrR.

Eesc Advertisements To-D0b-
Thaatre-Deering Hall-This Evening.
harm for Sale.
Spirituaism--Co Congress Hall.
Mechanic's Bank
Second Nations Bank.
Deafness-Dr. Lighthill. H
Grand Trunk Railway.
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u =. 500 six Per Cent.
G 0ID-BEARlNG BnanS

Tnese Douds are nov worth apremium of nine per
cent. including gold interest rom NOvsmhs ,,n,..
makes the actual profit on III, 30 loan. Mt ON,
rates, including int,rsst, about ten per cen, Ter
annum be,ides fits exemption from State and n.un;-
cipai taxation. which adds fros one 10 three Der
cent. more, according to the rate levied on other
property. Tbs aterest is payable semi-annualIy BY
coupons attached to each note. whi may be cut OF
and sold TO any ba X or banker.
The interest anounts to
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AUCTION SALES.
e. M. PArrEN, AUcTIoNEER, u Ezon.n.. :.
DRY and Fancy Goods n, Auo,..

I'm n.edAy March IA h, atl0A M..,d n,
Sat mce q n Ial assortment o. Day a, a'Frr N,
0oHos J.ns 90 g In rat OF bleach, d ara hSa Icy
Hotto7s. Dress 90 d.. Quilts blsnkes Red W.T..
and Jpota Fiannels rapkins Doyiies c vs,s
DsesAios C..simeHs sat- cts, togef her with an In
Vohe Vi Cock, Pms, Envelopes, Collars, &c.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Merchants, BANG.

A sPECI.L MEET G Of the stockholders in
"a tn sank willb held at che nank, on FL r day
March 23J, al o'look P. NJ for he following / u, :
pOse
'si-ro deci g whether they will surrender their
charter as a state RaI k - =
ZiI'o decide up IN the question Of organizing as
sank under the Natr nal oystem
3f-For he chr ice OF one Dire ctor
4th FIR the trhs ,ction of any other business
that may llgaliy come before them. n I n
By oidsr OF tn, Dir .ors
CHAS PAY5ON. Cashier.
Portland, Msrch 1885. ma g d
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'CsW Boat at Aucttou

-rT.eA good ow Boat OF about 70 to,,s
.EzEzsEsizAgs bur men, in o ruI ming order, via
sud 1t Aec,t n. at Cate W harf, on Thursday,
Ma oh 23d, at IL o'tlOos NJ.
For pAFiculsre no ircof
E. NJ. fAI1EN. NO. IL Exchanget.
Portland. Feb. q 1896 -ctmaI25
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Canal Bank,

IA" NENNEME BtNNEAe
NOTICE is hereby given. that at q meeting Of the
IN tcckholders OF Canal BaDk held on tf 9th Ian
u area lt65 IL wa vote d thai the residsI g. Di-
rec ors o. Company OF tue Canal Bank in Por sud,
siil become a National Bsnking Assc cistion upd.r
fh1iaw' III United Stst s. "a DIRE clio having
III Is OF the cspi al strck ethe ce tincates re-
gu red therefor BY tbs of the tfnited sta es
tTus naDce OF the said vote had BY vir . NJ the
author ts erein con aimed, the Dire tors having
p'Ocu ed he ascent o. ths own of two-thi- de
IA at ok, this day 10 ermined to or gan
IL Immediately as such assoeia iicn eil1
b. q. SoMRRBv. Ceshitr.
Porlind March III 1866 marl3dIm
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FINANCIAL.
u. S. 7-3O LOAN

By authority of tas Secretary of the rreasu,v n.
undersigned has assumed the General sub.cr,n,,.-
Agency for the sale of Uated States Trsasur7 Note.
bearing seven and three tent per cent interest
annum, kaown asths
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SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date Of Asgrst 18th,
i0O' and ara payab three years from that time in
currency or ara convertible at the option of the
holder into .l..-
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MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens D
y located in this city. During the two years ne
have been in this city, we have CURED come D.
tne worst forms OF disease in persons who have trod
otnor forms OF treatment in vain, and Curing d
sients in so short time that the question is oftup
askec DO they stay ouredI To answer thls question
Ee Will say that Az that do not stay cu,ed ee vii
ioctor the second time TOR nothing.
DR.. d. has been practioa. electrician scr tGeni o.
lne years, and Is also regular graduated pLystcs
Electricity is perfectly adopted to chronic diseas
IN the 1orm of nervous sick headache; neufals /.
In the head, neckor extremities; consumption WHOM
In the acute stages or where the lungs are not fulY
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism se-uaula h
iiseases, white swelings spinal diseases uurVatJ
Of the spine. contracted muscles, distorted nTahs
palsy or paralysis ST. Pitas Dance deafness stalls
norirs or hesitaneyef speech, dyspepsia indigo >
don, constipation and liv0r complaint pilgs-We eu7O
every case that car be prescribed; asthma, broAct
8, strotures Of the ohes., ard AL fo1Ha OF ten4Is
mpiRinta,
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EDUCATIONAL.
CORTLAND ACADEMY

The Spring Term UiH Begin FEB. 81.
Huns ihool Is for both Misses ara Masters, With
n out rear, az. n taiDmenis.
Pupie m y be admitte any lime in the term.
FOR uEtaeT p rt4culaTs aTpyfo
l-.I r.I j. "A. HAESON,
febl3-f Bat Congress st.
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DAILY PRESS STOCK LIST.

For the week ending March Is, 1866.
CoRREcrED BY WIN. H. WOOD SoE,
Stock and Exchange Broker. Exchan ore St. Portlan
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

New YoRk, Feb. IS.
The Heralfs Army Of the Potomac cor.
respondent says:
Unusual movements and activity have
been observed in the rebel lines around Rich.
nond during the past few days, indicating
designs Of sDfnc new enterprise on the nan
Of Gen. Lee, and il y surmimsd that, alarmed
by the progress Of Sherman's and other ma
tionAl iorc6A nc 'lGs concluded tha& the time
for giving ~ both Richmond and Peters.
surg and falling back 10 Lynchburg or some
other defensive position has ut last arrived.
Cen Hills corps Of his army il said TO have
been under orders, Thursday Of this week,
TO be prepared TO march st moments no.
tice, and considerable comsnotion within the
rebel lines vs. displ1yed yesterday. There
are also fum6ro Thu LIZ i1edlsates an attack
on Grant. All these matters, in connection
with the fact that the rebel soldiers have re
ceised orders from rebel authority 10 be
particularly feticcnt regarding military AZ
fairs gives color to the belief that some.
thing more than ordinary Is In process Of
execution within their lines.
The influx OF rebel descrtcrs, however, re-
mains uninterrupted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
The Only Known Restorer of Color
and Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.
A susr PREVENTATIVE oRBAi D>rss,

SuKr PREVENT TIvE OF DNTSS,
Londpn IL al Co.or fsr-lortr a d Dressing,
L,ldun Hsir teinr Eesto,er and D. cs ing.
The Hair s.re.ovatei a.i Strengthened md restore
20 its orgina color liort tic Application 81
suhssarc-s Car Ne pie by n. tnd as |, does NJ.
stain the ssino' sol! the Gest inen II " with
In ussli other d ess ng acc"npaBiu. Of an,
Kind being any TO these de rshie results.
-l.-.N ~ Ill restore gray ii original coler.
2.-ls walt uaake IL grow. on bald heai.
S.-tt wiz restore the nautr Il secr,sians.
At Will reiuosc Al, dandu'N and itciuc.
6-N viii make lie hsir sogt glossy and flexible.
ell viii pr We the q. igHsai roor 10 old age.
- 1t Will prevent 'he hair from, ialtgt
e-l will cure nj disease Of the soap.
Rear rus Csk1IFicArE. aiul'a y, add ny te%l
u,cnv t. the great value ofte London Hal Culor
which resto' ed ny hs. its o, lginal DARK
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

New YORK, Feb. 27.-The Wilmington
correspondent says:
A large number Of Union prisoners " ere
released by the capture Of that place. They
were confined in Camp Lamb, about mile
from the city. Their treatment was ofa most
brutal character. and from three days pre-
ccding the evacuation, they had not rcceiv-
ed a monthiul to cat.
Tie citizens had endcavored to feed them;
hut the food was taken away from them.
They werc rendered idiotic, and forgot their
own names.
BY the steamer IIanannah, we have Ha-
yannah dates to the 22d. There vas no
news.
All the Union prisoners at Camp Forl,
Texas, Rave been exchanged.
The Raleigh Confederate says:
The Wilmington people had 1900 bales
Of cotton hidden, awaiting the arrival Of the
Federal torres.
The Times Washington special SAYS:
Washhurn, Member OF Congress, from
Illinois. received yesterday from Grant, in
which he comments upon Geu. Sherman in
hopeful view
4 few days Of success will place the Re-
bells in situation from which they cannot
escape.