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Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05
PA s s p o X II s.
Special Notice.

Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
cnn obtain tho same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on personal application
at the Department of State. my4-3m
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05
con. u.,ooc,,,s Ueadounrtors.

Col. D. WIcKERsHAM, of the 10th Illinois
cavalry, has been assigned to duty with tho
third regiment of HANcoCK's corps. Orders
have been issued which will mako Genera,
HANcocKs headquarters in Baltimore, ana
his command will relieve tho troops now on 1
duty in this region.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05
DIED.

On Tuesday, 4th instant, Henry CLAY, third
son of J. b. Ellis, aged eighteen years and Ave
months. His funeral will take place this WED
nesday) afternoon at four clock from the resi-
The friends Of tho family are respectfully re-
quested to attend.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05
y Once Of the Metropolitan Rail-

ROAD coaPAsy, Seventeenth street west, June 49,;
1865 Tho Annual Meeting Of tho Stockholders
Of the MetropolitRn Railroad Company, for the
election u S}eers for the ensuing year, will be-
July, 1888 sSPhe polls will be opened at IL,
o clock, m! S6nd close at o'clock, p. m,
j. W. THOMPSON, Pres't.
wM. W. MOORE, Sec'y. je26- -eotl2
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05
"TuEY made her a grave too cold and damp,

II they had been wise, tho dire necessity Of
opening the grave for one so lovely might have
boen averted. PLANTATION BIrrERs, II timely
used, are sure to rescue the young and lovely,
the middle-aged, and the ailing, from the grave.
Almost all diseases have their beginning in
some slight difficulty In the Stomach, which
would eVentnate in Dyspepsia, Headache, Liver
Complaints, Night sweats, Consumption, Death.
PLANTATION BITrBRs will prevent these Fremont
tory symptoms, and keep the blood pure and tho
health good.
Be WARNRD IN TINE
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05

ACCIDENT Yesterday little fellow named
Lewis Minsenheimer, about IL years OF ago,
whose parents reside on q street, near the corner
Of Seventh, was badly injured by pistol which
he had In his hand. The pistol by some means
was discharged, the load striking him in the
palm Of his hand and terribly laEceratingit. De-
w H. COombs was called, and found 1t neceR-
sary to Hmputate the middle finger. The wound
was properly dressed and the little fellow Is
doing well. aaL
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05
Mu.imilian Celebration In Mexico.

NEw YoRK, July 5.-Tntolligenco, by way
Of Havana, received from Mexico state that
tac first anniversary of the landing Of Max
imilan on Mexican soil was celebrated by
balls, illuminations and rojoicings
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05
The Movements OF General Grant.

Lieutenant General GRANT is expected to
arrive in this city on spocicl train this even
ing accompanied by his strT
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05

STEALING DREssEs.-An Irish soldier by
the maine Of Mike Duffy was yesterday arrested
on the charge OF stealing two dresses from Miss
Prcila jenkins, aRd was sent to Jail for
further hearing by squire Walter.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05

APPLIED FOR ADMIssIoN.-Mr. Stanton,
in the Criminal Court this morning, moved tho
admission of Col Duncan s. Walker an attor-
ray oG that court, MossrH, Stanton, Dayidge, and
Curud were appointed committee to examine
tho applicant.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05
sS- A Friend In Need = Those re,

A5- A Friend in Need - Those re-
quiring confidential medical assistance should
apply to some regular educated physician who
has made certain diseases his special study;
such man is DR.. DARBY, who Is daily curing
numbers Of both sexes, and every age, who have
been to all the self called doctors In this city,
and spent valuable time and money, with no
bensht until no took charge OF them. His terms
are mDre moderate than those Of mere boasting
pretenders, whose only purpose is to fleece the
unfortunate. and then advise them, when 1t Ia
almost too late, to apply to him.
aftsrHRrds. DR.. DARBY, ;
MOI 400 Seventh street, between D and b.
streets, Washington city. fel6-u
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05

DISTRICT PENsIoNs.-We understand that
Major Clarke, the newly appointed agent for
paying pensions In the District Of Columbia, has
located his Office Nt HIS street, between Sixth
aud Seventh, aud Is now ready to resume tho
payment Of pensions, which has been temporarily
suspended.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05

FIRE.-Monday night about III O'Clock,
n frame house situated ut the corner of 2lst and
sts., aud occupied by Mr. Reno as boarding
houso, caught hro from some cause unknown.
The hre department was promptly on the spot
Tho damage was very slight.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05

CowARDLY AssAULT.-Last 6vsping Mr..
Charles Lemund was assaulted In amOst cow
urdly manner In front Of the American House,
Seventh street, near tho avenue, by party Of
soldiers unknown Mr. LemOnd has two severe
cuts owes hr eyes With tho aid Of Oncer Me
Colgau he was taken to the homo Of his father.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05
ss- Mussachusctts Military state

AGENoY REMOVAL. On and after MONDAY,
January LIST, 1855, the Massachusetts, State
Agency will occupy Its new rooms In the Nj
tionaf Intelli0snder Building, second floor, COR
ner Of Seventh and D streets, Washington, D. G.
Massachusetts soldiers and citizens are invited
to call
Advice and assistance given without charge5
GARDINER TUFTS,
de9l-u Lieut.. Col. and State Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05
HEALTH OF THE PRESIDENT.

HEALTH OF THE PRESIDENT.
There is n marked improvement in tho
health of President Johnson to-day. lie,
however, still keeps his room, adhcres to the
advice of his physician, and receives no viz.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05

AS- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, !
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of tho
Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. sRlLLlSN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Pa mh3i-y !
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05
First Regiment United states Infantry.

First Regiment United States Infantry.
This regiment has furnished the service
with the following
GENERAL oFPrERs
Lieut-Gen. U. S. Grant, U. S. Army.
Maj p. II. Sheridan, u S. Army.
Mai:GcnI IonW61 1sey, U. 5, Vols.
IwW r.. IVgur, U. S. Vols.
Gok, U. S. Vols
Kautz, U. S. Vols.
n, U, s. Army.
s. Vols.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05

can bs obtained avery evening at the Book aud
Variety Store ofG. CRANDELL, No. l2s Bridge
stroetl la.urgetuWn ia2i-tf
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-05

Lieut-Gen U. S. Grant, U. S. Army.
Maj-Gen. p. II. Sheridan, U. S. Army.
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A Turkish Love Affair.

While DR.. Clarke was on the Island Cos, an
instance occurred in which the fatal termina-
tion of a love affair occasioned trial for what
the Mohammedan lawyers called "homicide by
an intermediate cause" The case was as fol-
lows: "A young man, desperately in love
with girl of Stanchio, eagerly sought to mar
ry her, but his proposals were rejected. In
consequence of his rejection, he bought some
poison, and destroyed himself. The Turkish
police instantly arrested the father of the
young woman as the cause, by implication, of
the mans DEATH Under the fifth species of
homicide, he became, therefore, amenable for
this act of suicide. When the case came be-
fore the magistrate, it was urged literally by
the accusers, hat if he, the accused, had not
had daughter, the deceased would not have
fallen in love; consequently he would not have
died. But he, the accused, had daughter,
and the deceased had fallen in love, and had
been disappointed, and had swallowed poison,
and had died. Upon all these counts he was
called upon to pay the price of the young
mans life; and this being fixed at the sum of
eighty piastres, it was accordingly exacted p
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1HE HASEHESH EATERs.-A terrible anar
has just come to light in Paris, which is caus-
Ing greatsensation. A celebrated physician,
desirous OF ascertaining aud minutely record
ing the effects of "hasehesh," ," or Indian hemp,
upon the human mind, induced three young
men to lock themselves up in a room with him
and partake of it. The servants were all sent
away, but, after waiting twenty-four hours
and the inmates not coming forth, the doors
were demolished, when horrible sight pre-
sented itself within. = Y
On the floor lay the doctor, insensible and
bleeding profusely from wound in the head.
One of the young men extended beside him
groaning in agony, his left arm and leg brok-
en- by the fall of the chandelier, which by some
extraordinary accident, had slipped from its
chain, and lay scattered in fragments all over
the carpet sa3efe
Another of the experimenters was seated
on the floor beside the doctor, grasping one of
the brass candelabras from the mantle piece.
with which 1T was evident that the victim had
been wounded-he was found to have become
raving maniac; while the third was found
lying quietly beneath the table-ln stupor,
from which no medical skill has yet been able
to arouse him t9uisa ea9s.ssss rs sa
The doctor, whose wound is not serious,
and whose insensibility proceeded from the
loss OF blood, gives vague, confused account
OF the scene as yet. The revelations made in
the pages of his pocket book, are said to be
most extraordinary and to have caused the
greatest excitement amongst the medical men
of Paris i -aat aglt ef.1 s8aeq yi 1n
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MISCELLANEOUS.
County of Cumberland.

-9. % TREAsURRR's OFFICE Dec, 1854. :
STATEMENT of Costs of Criminal Prosecutions,
~ allowed by the Supreme Judicial Court. at the
Nov Term, A. d. 1854, made in conformity with the
requirements Of an act of the Legislature of Maine
entitled can Act relating to Fines and Costs of Grim
inal Prosecutions" approved March 9th, 1858.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.


BY the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen.
VlHE following addition Il Regulations in regard
IL to the keeping of Gunpowder in this City, are
hereby esta 3lisbed aiaaE-ss hr
SEC. l-No person firm shall be permitted to
keep more than FIVE hundred pounds Of gunpowder
in the City Pow Ter Magazine at one time; nor shall
there be kept in the agazne at ANY time more than
four thousand pounds of gunpowdcr.
SEC 2-Persons not licensed TO keep and sell gun
powder in the city shall not be permitted to have
gunpowder est in said Magazine. AB
SEQ 3-The fee for receiving, or delivering gun
powder kept in said Mage zine sta be ten cents for
every twenty five pounds received tor le squan.
tity. when less than twenty five poundsis received
at ons time. And no gunpowder shall be received
into or delivered from said Magazine, between the
hours OF sunset and sunrise, without written per.
mission from the Mayor. ESD
SEQ. 4-Any Regu ations heretofore established
repugnant to or coictiug with these Regulations,be
and the same are hereby rescided.
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
Jan. I'd, 1855.
Read and adopted n
Attest; JIM. HEATH, City Clerk
Approved, sa ab ~
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
Copy,--Attest: j. M. HEATH, City Clerk.
sas jan 5d3w
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN r GILMAN. Editor b..
published at re. sal EXCHANGE STREET 'es
IN. A. FOSTER 3 CO. na sis

~ As r W - Il y ~ - 80 y
TaA PoRr1Aro DAILY PRHssis published at $500
YHa MAINr 54Arn PRESS Is published every Thurar
Day inorning at $500 per ann1m, in advance; @2.25
liz paid within six months; and &2.60, If payment be
dslGyed beyond the rear. es lt iG A
Rates of Advertising: VIA
OneinOh ofspace in length of column, constitutet
SQUARE" ttTssg -
Sl50p per square daily zst week; 70 oents per week
Rser three insertions less, S100 continuing ove-
fy other day after first week, so cents - -
Half square, three insertions or less rs cents; one
week, SlO0; 80 cents per week after. 3ssaolf y u
Under head Of AMUsEMRETs, "a 90 per SQUARE per
T3exi three Insertions or less, 81, so.
BPxoIAL NOTICES, 100 per square first week,
por square after; three Insertions or less, &l60;
bali square, three insertions, Sl.00i one week.
Rl.60. Faasasa 8f1s8T lsT S = Asst D 9a.sef
Advertisements inserted Ia the MAINE STATE
xRRss (which has large erculationin every part OF
tle State for 90 cents per sQuarein addition 60 the
above ratesi for caoh insertion z asftfaA st 20
LHGAL NOTICES ut usual rates. 91ielaal
franetsntsdveEtteenaents rnnet ne pstd form Ac.
vREoe. .a1 AlaiFeuc f1hsl a0
BUSINESS NoTHoEs, IL reading columns, 20 cents
per line for insertion. No charge lessthRn fifty
cents for each Insertion. tsF u 1sl9aaL fi'l "
kE-AlIoonmunieations intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editor ofthe Press and
teose of business oharaotert to the Publishers. "
kKJoB PRINTING o every description executed
~itb dispatch. zsA a4e lis dtte H0d ssgA ~
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State of Rhode Island and Providence
sss Plantations, IS ag n
Form of Return for Insurance Companies with spe-
olnc Capitals doing business in this State as re-
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Wanted.
LOST,

A SITUATION as Book-keepor in a wholesale
ence given. Address "H. +. Dr., Press Office. If
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F 1858 81 s7W ssr
~ fsf t-res-r5 THOMAS ii. MEAD,
a.,sa. sa County Treasurer
Portland, Dec. 81, 1864. jan6d1aw&w3w2
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For Sale

TF applied for imme lately. The good Schooner
Kate eAusrey--buI then 70 5a-95 tons-carries from
70 to SO NJ green lumber. Apply to John G Jacobs,
dec8iS TIT tt
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O F FL O e OF Il HI %
So oaas p ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
NEW YORK, JANUARY 26, 1854.

TTHE Trustees, in conformity to the Charter ofthe
Il Company, submit the following statement OF
its affairs ON the slst December. 1853 s.
from 1st January, 1858, to 3lst De- .sh Il
Premiums on Policies not marked on = 80 =
lst January, 1868, 1.7os,ea2 "a
Total amou 1t of Marine Premiums SIC, ,oO5.oOl II
NO policies have beer issued upon Life aaQ af
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks disoon- if
nected With Marine Risks.
Premiums marked off rom 1st jan,
1868, to 3lst December, 1888, 1851, ,666 b6
Losses laid during the same period, 1906, ,651 o.
Returns Of Premiums I'D Expenses, l,0S2,s67 As
The Company has the following assets, viz:
United States aud State of New York
Stock City, Bank and other Stocks, $3,492, ,63l 80
Loans secured By Stocks anu other s.f..
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages ISS,76O 90
Dividends on stocks Interest on
Bonds and Mortgages and other
Loans, suadry Notes, re-insursn
and other claims due the Compan
estimated at ta 104. .ss4 81
Premium Notes and Bills, Receivable s.27s.e7s 6a
Cash in Bank, - 744, ,S18 86
f- Total amount of Assets 80 265, ,456 81
Six per cent. interest on the outstanding certif
oates Of profits will be paid to the holders thereof
or their legal representatives, and after Tuesday
he I'd of February next. a4E1 go gsEg.eE4a
After reserying Three and One half Million Dollar
of profits the outstanding certificates of the issue
1862 Will be redeemed and paid to the holders there
Of or their legal representatives. on and alter Tues
day, the Second of February nexC, from which date
allinteres' thereon win cease The certificates tobs
produced a. the time Of payment, and cancelled. ~
d Dividend OF Forty Per Cent. is declared on the
net earned premiums of The Company, for the year
ending 3lst December, 1se3, for which certificates
will be issued, en- and after Tuesday, the Fifth Of
April next - -. flnsa81es. ... s5as,55s5l
The profits of tbs Company, aecer- aeff
tanned from the 1st of July, 1912, 20 frTst-ls5
the lst of JAN, 1858, for which Ger a.is.,k
tifcates were issued, amount to S14 328, $50
Additional from lst jan, 1863, to 1st .glysffi.l
January, 1854, g3 as1T 7aE. 2630,c0o
Total profits for q years, $I6,958, $50
The Certificate previous to 1862 have r-i ssoa
been redeemed by cash, Won no6n ii ,000, ,210
Net earnings remaining with the nssszo0
Company on let jan, 1854, $6, ,263, $40
Z 13 BY order of the Board rfq.las8
as4 W.TOWN6END JONES, Secretary.
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Z . u M d.

ON the sunny side of Exchange street about mid.
" way between New City Ball and Post Once,
good placeto buy 81 ma,3 1Hsn1ITsr1lI : = =
An overcoat.
p. M0RRELL CO., have good assortment at fair
prices, lib E4changestreet decl4dtf .
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ss8ata LOST. /.
ON Intervening of the 10Th between Deering Han
~ and Dantorth street, large 6old Cross chased
The finder will meet with q liberal reward by leay-
ing 1t at 1oe sd LOWELIl& & BENTER,S 'sfir'7-4sf
lnovl7d fa9 b0a snaas1a "a Exchange street. Fl
~ ~ Wanted. u9 iot
pY Gentleman Wife and Daughter, years
- old, q good suit Of rooms with board. Rooms
furnished or unfnrnshed, for which liberal compen-
sation Will be paid: Address g. j., box 2204.
Portland, Oct. 26th oct27tf
Lost
nNs Wednesday afternoon, out of carriage, be-
~ tween Exchange st. and Emery St., a pair of
Gents Boots. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving them with JOHN Il. DOW SON cor
ner of Exchange and Milk SITS. n3sI oct2Otf ]
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eY two gentlemen with their wives, and two
~ children. Address Lock BOX l6e5, Portland P.
U. vSe1s - ft- janl9t1w*
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Wamfed.
$500 REW ARD.

IN Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk
~ Depot and yarc; Calf Skin Wallet contain.
ing considerable sum of money and papers of no
value to any one but the looser. The finder win be
rewarded as above on returning the same 10 No. s
4, Portland, Aug 81, 1864. aug3ldtf
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RETURN
4 w OF THE

Merchants Insurance COMFY,
'iT HI incorporated. May, 1851.
Ito be signed and sworn to bv the President and
Secretary, and returned to the State Audltor,s
Office, Providence M ekN III
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3aAa 5 Board 1854 3ee sa4
QUITS of Rooms, with board, can be obtained by
~ applying Immediately at 80 Danforth street.
may litn- qn IF 4st5s.a4 of Il mayI2dn !
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Assoon as mustered in, and further bounty Of
500 for one year enlistment, $500 for two years.
and S0O Tor three years; one-third being paid down
and the remainder in instame uts. T1ey will be cred.
ea 70 the Districts where they or their families
domiciled, and will therefore rec sive the
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Wanted.
Board wanted.

ITO RENT furnished house in pleasant locali.
Il ty. Address Lock Box 1873, Portland P o. asg1
sis4j 4janl9dl wd* -
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l Amount of Capital, S.
2 amt of Cap tai actually
spai1 in, in cash.
Manner ofInvestment.
3 How much invested in
mortgages, 2 none.
Allow much invested in
public securities, particu-
larizing eaca item.
US. certificates oiindebted-
nes6, pftH gEi4 fD34aa asl
8 How much in Bank Stock
and other incorporated
companies, particularizing
each item
2 20{l sharaa Rank Cnun morea
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t~aA ~ 40
Assaoaa all ai al..l IN .nea
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-21

prsoners and the most important one passes under
the name of Baker and is the leader oiithe gang OF
pirates who seized the steamer Parsons, passenger
seameC from. Detroit Michigan, on-Lakc Ere soon
',ltlcr leaving Maiden, g. Won Septempcl ~, anu
after. putting the passengers on Shores crused up
and dnwn the lake Their object, III ~ believed, was
M endcayor 70 surprise and capture the U D steam
or Michigan This, however, they did not attempt,
aud aiter running the captured steamer on ShoIe,
tley set heron fire and escaped. Baker real name
is Captain Bell, of the rchel army HIS nome Is
near Richmond, va, and he is a man of education,
OF medium aye He,was arrested near the Suspen-
Sion Bridge ali Niagara together with confederate
whose name is withheld by the authorities, bur VINO
i, known to have been in the Rebel service
I'm their possession was found carpc'7paS con-
tanning among other articles, SIX or seven candies.
a few davS before their arrest inorlnatlon was re-
ceyed at General Dix'S headquarters III this city
that am attempt would Be maze to burn Brsalo by
a party of raiders from Toronto, ~ as tlcy "ere
on their way from the former city 70 Cahadaa at tae
time of their arrest il is presumed that they were
concerned In The plot. The third prisoner S Nne OF
the leading New York incendiaries, aud is known as
81 Stanton thai being an assumed name however.
he is also a.captau I'M tire rebel service, and was
arrested about ten days since at Detroit, having
crossed at Port Sarnia in Canada, to FORT HurQN
and nroceeded by rail tO.DetrOit The fourth is IN
tile rebelseryce, and was arrested in one OF the
slnall,tuwnS. on the Hudson river. No information
in regard TO his ease svouchsafed by the auth6r-
ties, except that he is one of tie pirates.
From information since received it is now certain
that not more than six or eight persons were en-
gagged in the attempt TO burnt this city. One OF the
number set fire to two hotels, %hils aseeond fired
Ioyeioy's Hotel and Barnuni's Museum. The pris-
oners have been lodged in Fort Lafayette, and
court martial to consist of the following dhcers,
has been tormedto try theme E.a.--Av,
President Brgadief General Fitz Henry Warren,i
l. 81 W Brigadier General " IL. Morris, u So
w Colonel NJ i 5. Howe, 81 Y. s. Cavalry, Coloneli
N. Day, u /, s. A. Bfevet lieutenant Colonel X. r.
q Beirne lIth L S. Infantry Major g. w VAL
lace, 9th US. Infantry; Major John A. Boles,
Jndge Advocate
Il is stated that the sessions of the court will be
held at Fort Lafayette.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-21
IMPORTANT ARRESTS.

.FsrK REBEL sFiEs Am Verrr BuRSEts IL crsToDY-'
THEIR TRIAL 10 BE DY~corRT aARTIAI. AT FORT A.
PsYITTTs ~,
Ever since the attempt toburn the leading hotels
aud places Of amusement in this city the evening
Of November, %, Major General Dix and Superin-
tendent Kennedy have exerted themselves tothe ut
most 10 discover and arFestt the perperatars, Sew
er,,F arrests were made the evening in question:
ard Within few days afterward, but tley.were ur-
important and the greater number Of those arrested
were discharged no proof appearing against them.
About one month since, Sergeant John 3. Young
ehef of the detective force ofthis city, accompanied
by number OF detectives under his command, and
several from the headquarters of General Dix wish
ted the frontier thertrip extending from Lewiston,
y. Y, to Pert Huron, Mich, at the loot OF Lake
Huron. calling at Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit ana
several other cities ON the way.
As the fruit Of this expedition they have secured
-four Of the most notorious Rebel spies who have been
operating along the border, including one Of the
leading hotel burners In the city. The first Of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-21

PRIcls ~ CHARLorrE.- The Charlotte On. CO
Bulletin gresthe following list OF store prices"
in that place, wagon prices being shade less:
Beet, prime, p 5Oa2s pork, prime, 8 5Oal; meal,
good, per bushel, "a; adur. family per sack, ~
rice, per pound, lal Is; Butter, do sa9 lard, go
Sugar, brown do, 10; peas, per blshel, Is; eggs
per dozen, Sd3 80; corn, per bushe, II; potatoes,
Irish per bushel, lOal2 potatoes, sweet per bush
ell lOal2 onions, per bushel SOaS5; fowls per pair,
6; turkeys, per piece, 2Oa25, Geese, per piece,
Gas.