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& Why THEY DID IT.-Afew weeks ago q
vile rebel sympathizer in Philadelphia, named
Ingersol, was compelled by the populace to
leave the city or do worse. The reason for
the raid upon him was a speech he had just
made, from which we make the following ex-
tract: se
1 yield to no man in sympathy for the peo-
pie OF the South, gallant people, struggling
nobly for their liberty against as sordid and
vile tyranny as ever proposed the degrade
ton of our race. Nay, I go further, and with
Jefferson, Madison and Livingstone, fully
embrace the doctrine Of secession. without
the elements of which American institutions
can not permanently live. SO
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HHLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA cleanses
and renovates the blood puries insts the vigor of
health int the system, and purges out the hnmors
that make disease.
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WIT INJURK THE COMPLEXION By Powders
AND WASHES which choke or fill ND the pores Of the
skin, and in short time leave il harsh aud dry! 1t
10 the blood, and II You want smooth and soft skin
use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t
removes black spots, pmpes and all eruptions ofhe
akin. l w. L
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DIR. LANGLEY's

DIX. LANGLEY'S
r. DOT AND HERB BITTERS
The Great Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor.
cire ever used.
The. ersotually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and ali
kindred diseases.
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite. drive ont all humors purify the
store to health and soundness both bedy and mind.
all who use them. Price rs, So and rs cts per bot
tie. Sold BY 81 dealers in medicine. GEORGE G.
GOODWIN Co., 80 Hanover ST.. Boston.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
For Sale.

- distorted house. with stable and shed. ali
Wi;s In good repair and u acres ofland This prop
4>eA erty 10 pleasantly situated at Windham Hill.
has dne young orchard, plenty Of wafer, and will
Inquire o. r; Hall. County Treasurer, at Port.
Windham, Nay 8, 1866. y mayadaus
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PoRrLANn

Photographic Gallery
* ALONZO 8. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle ST., Portland, Me.
Copying done In the best manner dee2stf
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DISASTERS.
nnMESTIC poRra

Sch Frances Coffin from Machias for New York,
put into Holmes Hole 9Th. and reports 81 inst OF
Cape Cod, lost two hundred thousand laths from of
the deck. ass -
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More and More Desirable.

More and More Desirable.
The Rebellion is suppressed. and the Government.
has already adopted measures to reduce expendi-
lures a. rapidly as possible to peace footing tbus
Withdrawing from market as borrower and purchas.
er.
This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET pov
offered BY tina Government, and constitute. N.
GREET LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
The ssven-rbirty Notes are convertible ON THAR
maturity, at the option of the holder into
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~ II. BLAKE, Cabinet Maker and ULpAolsferer,
VI has removed from Union street
TO NO. rs CROSS STREET,
One door from Middle St. up 20 dsw
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ESmelts in Brunswick are three cents .
pound. In Bangor they are ten.
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NOT A FEW OF THE WoRsr DISORDERS that af-
aict mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA Is reme-
dy ofthe utmost value.
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T:::f cottage House, nearly new, containing
#iih mel ished rooms. Location desirable. I'M
on,-a ~ possession eiven. For particulars en-
eI MOI % C. W. SMITH, 8 and Silver St.
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profitable cash business, well established, ano
4 pable OF being largely inoreAed
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Scratch !! Scratch I! Scratch

WHEATO.NS OINTMENT "
Will Cure the Itch in 40 Hours.
Also cures SALT RHRUM, ULoERs, CHILBIA1Ns,
and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price so cents For
sale by all Druggists.
By sending so cents to any Apothecary in Port
land, 1t will be forwarded by mail free Of postage,
to any part Of the United States.
WEEKS Porter, Sole Agents,
ITO Washington street, Boston.
Also fer sale by
WV WHPPLR
an26eodSm and e. L. SrANwooD.
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILM1TTE:

THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
WILL CURB
a t5Aa Coughs and Colds
500 G.. G..
HEILMITTEL
~ ti.is.. WILL CURE
Catarrh and Bronchitis.
~ - G.. G. 81
b $3.50 HEILMITTEL l&
WILL CURE
s,.i @ o N 8 u M P ITO N,
in its first stages, and is the best remedy for
gs - DIPTHERIA.
Forsals BY all Druggists. Price per Bottle s.
A1s WEEKS & POTTER,
Druggists, ITO Washington Street, Boston, Mass,
Whslesals Agents. mar8Od7w
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Methodist Episcopal Conference.
HALLowELL. Nav g. 1866,

FOR THE PRRss BY REV. A.
MOORE.
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U. 9. 5-20 SIX Per Cent.
GoID-BEARlNG BONDS I
Which are always worth premium.
Free from Taxation.

Free from Taxation.
The T-so nOtes cannot be taxed by Towns, citis..
Counties or States and the interest is not taxed un
less on surplus of the owners income exeeedlpr
six hundred dollars year This fact increases their
ValueffOm one to three per cent. per annum accord
ing to the rate levied on other property.
SUBSCRIBE QUICKLY.
Less than $500. 100000 OF the Loan authorized bv
the last Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed.
will all be subscribed for within two months when
the notes viii undoubtedly command premium, As
has uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scriptions to other loans. 1t now seems prob.ble
that NO considerable amount beyond the present So
rlSs will be offered to the public.
In order that citizens OF every town and section Of
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan. the National Banks State banks, and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par subscrgoers
will select their own agents, in whom they have con-
6dence, and who only are to be responsible for tina
delivery OF the notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent. Philadelphia.
May lst. 1856.
Subscriptions will be received BY the
First National Bank Of Portland.
Second National Bank of Portland.
Canal National Bank of Portland
Merchants National Bank OF Portland.
may9sd w8m
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vironed his official career. 1t will be noted
that the language employed to deprecate any
supposed purpose to destroy the President
elect 10 very adroitly chosen. "For these
reasons" says he, we did not credit the re
port; for the reason that, were Mr.. Lincoln
put out Of the way, Mr.. Hamlin would sue
coed and nothing ,Oould be gained. implying
that, had some Democrat been Vice President
elect, there would haze been some propriety
ana reason in plunging the assassin's dagger
Into the man who escaped il at that early day
BY assuming disguise and thus cheating the
conspiritors Of their intended victim. We do
not say the editor Of the Arous would have
approved the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln,
had there been anything to gain by it, but we
do say that his language implies that, in such
condition Of things, there would have been
more areason," which certainly means some
reason-in forming plot to put him aside.
The studied effort to convict Mr.. Lincoln
not only Of cowardice but Of inhunGnely for
saking his family, stands out in bold relief in
the article copied above. 1t shows maligni.
ty born not OF patriotic desire to uphold the
constitutionally elected rulers Of the republic,
but spirit Of malignity 80 deep and intensifl
ed thst, possessed by ordinary imps of dark
ness, they might point to 1t with proud tri-
umph in refutation of any impeachment Of
their loyalty to their internal master. But we
pass along.
On the LIST day Of March, 1s6l-three days
Gays prior 70 the inauguration-the argus
again referred to the matter, under the cap
ton Of "7hdt Plot" We maka an a~,rao,.
"The hurried departure Of Mr.. Lincoln fran
Harrisburg and his journey incoo TO Washing-
ton: has not yet been authoritatively account
ed for. y 1t is due to those whose
lives were endangered, If they oere endarr eSe
cd, that this whole thing should be slfted 70
, 1865-01-07
E11E 7zAEShENaaIS1.T Leg
KSLi1TUKE.

nnsioS. l,uny. Jan: :o.@lnG message OF toT.
Anafe% wa5 ae!lveted to the legislature to1sy
annnaes - iHa ~ steta pr T., n5 ne
~ 49,, " t1e S.a.a " N u souaa eoaals1on,
- c1n ~ ttsGauG y ~ 5eAt amounnns 10
7%o to3at da1s aMu ~ 1e H. SsInstsnis tnt 70
~ 9IS so1 on. @ u We ianuea and u1tnnded
s,ros ano .ne hes9nIcss, aGt14ing y 5ne
VIZ auu 9!aR innasi
nrcs"nt ~ nr9s,,9s i1aah.sI5oss ap.hlnS ~ 1ae
aa|c;ta rhnns1,a Th n.s u ~ state -
~ We.tPLhast. oh sSttp A1t4c1n Assug1
~. hah - snt ~ ~ ~ KY Wy SUI ~.
II nS S1dar .ne IN t au ~ IN Eoio 10
~, hn n NM ~. w w. ~ "nien ogcohes
AeA AuuuI> dAu' kAe P1oMptne5s 0I IN 0U1eeL
, 1865-01-07

BALTIMORE, Friday, Jan. 6.--The stcame.
California from Hilton Head arrived at Fort
Monroe with Col. Ewing, bearer Of dispatches
from Gen. Sherman. The army was resting
and preparing for great campaign. K1pat.
rick was actively watching Hardec.
New YoHK, Friday. Jan. 6.-The Post has a
private letter from Savannah, which speaks
Of the order prevailing in that city since its
occupation BY our army and the confidence
The citizens have in our protection. 4 citi-
zen, late one night, exhibited his watch to
the writer, and said he would not dare wear
watch, or anything Of value, in the streets
at night before the arrival OF Sherman.
The writer was also informed that Gov.
Brown was about to issue 4 proclamation, be-
fore Hood marched toward Sherman's rear,
calling q convention to propose terms oi
peace, but WIS deferred By uood's movement.
He was atraid Of JEFF. Davis.
It would appear that in the destruction oI
the Gulf Railroad, Sherman struck stagger.
ing blow at Richmond.
The Post has seen private letter from a
citizen Of Savannah, which states on the M.
thority Of IN officer Of that road, that tt sup.
piled to Lees army, up to the time it was
broke, with 1,500 head Of cattle per week
The cattle coming from Florida and southern
Alabama Therr is reason to beiieye, from
information in possession Of the residents oI
Savannah. that Lee has not thirty days sup
plies On hand.
, 1865-01-07

Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.1
NEw YonK, Friday, Jan. Midnight
The HfralFs Washington special says:
"Gen. Buffers report Of the Wilmington cx-
pedi:ion has been received at the War De-
partment. It is very lengthy amp tends to
exculpate Butler from the responsibility Of
the failure. It is understood to reflect Sc
yercly on Admiral Porte-."
The World's Army Of the Potomac special
says:
'tsince the blowing out Of the Dutch Gap
Canal, shelling which WAS periodically heard
in that direction has ceased entirely.
"Gen. Grant has recently been In cores
pondence with Gen. Lee and Commissioner
Ould, supposed to be on the subject of ex
change Of prisoners
Official dispatches show that the people Of
Savannah were more loyal than those Of any
rebel city Jet captured.
yannah, is SAID to be decidedly in favor Of the
restoration of the Union.
Southern News.
The Richmond Nhig proposes to declare
the ports Of Northern States under rebel
blockade, and subject all English and French
ships to capture. II thinks the Confederacy
will then be recognized:
The Richmond &entine, OF the Sd, says
Mosby is rapidly recovering and will soon be
Tie Richmond E1tina, Of the Sd, has a long
account Of the repulse Of the Union expeai-
tion up the Roanoke River. It claims that
Six Of our gunboats were destroyed by tor
pedoes, and nearly 100 Killed. 1 oae &C.
five barges lost, but nearly oil the persons on
board escaped.
4 telegram from City Point says the Rich
mond papers announce the death BY paralysis
! of Gen. Sterling Price. :.
The Richmond Dspateh Of Thursday, the
5th, has been received. It was heretofore au-
| nounccd that Sherman had driven in tho
rebel pickets at Hardeesyille, which is thus
| described by that paper:
"Hardcesyil1e Is station On the Charles
ton and Savannah Railroad, twenty miles
from Savannah. sherman's present objective
point is Branchville, the point Of junction
Of the Charleston and Savannah with the
/ Augusta,Ra We have heard no esti
/ male Of his forces but presume he has beer
reinforced By Fosters command from por'
, 1865-01-07
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Vu ae~ run 1ne SEVERN o1aIe capatats
"lii ~ 4onno F" tnc!uae aostraete OF the
n'essses ~ 1n u scsesal q Inc 1oya1 6osernoEs'
III LIMOS ana Massachusetfs the suggestion
Is!Inaoe 10 !ne PRESIDENT. IN case the present
>ohs1css Will not ADOPT 1hc constitutional
-H.enoineHt pronlostlng s1asc1J, 10 GILL To-
enel ene congress elec', WHO Will
1selSoooy VINO onsa oook or ne~spa"
.'et ~ interested lna' 'ne LAX On Ano"ieoge,
~ INC enape u aa oppressive ana Pronln1toly
ou's on 'ofegn paper De removed ana WILL
seeona Inc , measures aireaoy J,, oeiore congress
~ -. euen e ~ w. 20 ~ w opPose
~ ~ oi Wv y. eooeiee'' oa' 1ns men "oo
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1tu' ote'i'" tiee - ee'@11'''3 oeao' LIS
.i'l't1lee i'4eea 4um an4ons @rc lofe"''t
'eoei n'ntuts COMMANDERS. as po"efS
"ete Hosotu'eu ~ 'ne auf'nefance VI tne
1eoc1 scne"e, ano nc Will 6sano a1 1ne H.
sefleo pinnacle o1 INFAMOUS no1osaetS as Inc
oeepoaer 0. missouri ana tne seousec Of men
"nose 4oSalts VIII siane "hcn tne memory Of
, 1865-01-07

A Serious Eliot by Drunken Soldiers
The lItng-leader1 Arrested.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune.1
Ind Isidn1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Friday Jan. 6.
A soldiers riot Of considerable magnitude
took place in this city this afternoon. 4
squad Of thirty-two Illinois soldiers, under
command Of Captain Egans, Of the seth ILL.,
nois, reached here this afternoon at 8 o'clock,
over the Valley Railroad. The detachment
hao been delayed at the State line some hours,
where they had become quito Intoxicated, and
were IN 1hat condition when they arrived
here. Havang to re.nain until 6 o'clock this
evening, they marched into the city in a BODY,
and after again imhihing freely of The ardent,
commenced wholesale rlunder Of the stores.
shops, and eating houscs, drawing their re.
volvers and driving out the inmates in man.
uer little honorable to the reputation of iii.
noIs. Goods to the amount of several
hundred dollars we're thus plundered, the
heaviest sufferers being B. Mortz e. Co., and
E. Bloom &>Co., clothing DEALERS They in-
discriminatory attacked persons on the street,
driving them in every direction, the soldiers
being armed with rcv6lyers and knives.
Mayor Ward called upon the citizens to
assist In quelling the riot and capturing the
party. The utmost excitement prevailed
and The citizens responded ea n.asse. Finding
themselves pursued the soldiers fled up Main
street to the Valley Depot where regular
battle with rcvolvcIs, clubs and stones took
plnce. Four Of the soldiers were badly
, 1865-01-07
FROM ST. LOUKS.
Military matters-1,he Constitutional
Convention.

tSpecinl Dispatch to the Chicago THbune.]
Sr. LorIs, Friday, Jan. &.
Information was received at Huntsville on
Sunday tllat Jim jackson and his band were
in the vicinity Of KcytsEillc, In Charlton Co.,
where he Ind IN engagement with some Of
the loynl citizens Of that vicinity. Capt. c.
r. Mayo, Of Huntsville, left with scouts im-
med.ately, and after scout Of four days he
returned, but faited to find any bushwhack-
crs. jackson Ia reported to have bcen badly
wounded In the ski7nish with the citizens.
-Four Of the latter were killed.
sT. LOUIS, Jan. 6.-The Constitutional
Convention met at Library Hall today and
effected temporary organization. with Col.
Arnold Beckct, Of st. Charles, In The chair:
and Major Foster, Secretary. Aftcr the an.
poiutmcnt Of the Committees on Credentials.
Permanent Organization, and Rules, the Con.
yen,ion adjourned until tomorrow
Judge Clover, Of st. Louis, Will probably
be President Of the Convention.
Gen. Fisk has reported to Gen- Dodge mat
jackson has been killed. 4 noted guerilla named
Jim Porter, whose gang tupt1red two hundred
Union soldiers, at kemnrk, Knox county, TWO
years ago, has written TO prominent citizens oi
that place, that unless his fami1r arc reimbursed
for the va1uc OF his house and farm, destroyed by
Fedora! soldiers he will dcsolate tho country with
guerilla gang next spring.
The state Convention was temporarily otganlz.
cd to-day. There arc only six members ont OF
Htxiy six opposed 10 the immediate emancipation
ordinance.
No &rciglt1s being received for the South to.
day, III the river Ia Still obstructcd above Cairo.
, 1865-01-07

Royal, and perhaps BY a!l tae Yankee troops
ION Morris Island and theteabOuts.
1he NsFatch also has the following:
"Gcn. r. s. Ripley has been ordered to the
Army Of the Tennessee.
"Thc Georgfa militia after nobly sustain
iing, the State passed through Augusta On the
W,LMSoToS, Jaa 4.-Late news from
Newbern and Beaufort report Buffers army
and Porter's feet as gone to Hampton Roads
or, perhaps, to City Point. Only l,0oo troops
are at Bloorehead City.
It was reported at Newbern that the Yam
Eees lost five vessels sunk aud fifteen disa-
bled, all their horses and artillery, and much
ammunition In the late gale. Only the disa-
bled vessels were left at Beaufort.
An official dispatch from Gen. Hood, dated
Corinth, Dec. 26th, was received at the War
Department last night. Gen. Hood states
that the army re-crossed the Tennessee river
without material loss since the battle in front
Of Nashville.
JACKSON. Miss, Dec. 19.-Afajor Watson,
just from Shreveport, reports the death Of
Major General Price, at Dooley's Ferry, La-
fayette county, Arkansas, on the 1st inst, Of
npoplexy.
The gallant semmcs, the distinguished COM
mandeF Of the famous Alabama, arrived ut
jackson, Miss, on the 17th nit. He Is IN fine
health and spirits, and expresses the opinion
that the war viii soon end. He came via
Texas, and Is accompanied BY his sou. We
may expect him in Richmond this week.
The New Pirate.
The Captain of the ship Kate Prince, cap
tured and bonded By the pirate Shenandoah,
says the Shenandoah is not armed for fighting,
but only for the destruction Of ships. 8he
vas pnrehased in England, at nearly twice
her value, with the Understanding that she
was to be fitted ns pirate. She u !, 100 tons
burden, aud can run about eleven knots IN
, 1865-01-07


We publish this morning list Of the In.
comes above and including IS 900 returned to
the Assessors of Internal Revenue for this
District. for the year ending Dec. 81, 1865
The special tax Of five per cent On these in
comes is now due at the Office Of the Collector
Of Internal Revenue. The publication Of
these lists in Cincinnati, Boston and else
where has had the effect to induce large num-
bcis OF persons who had made false returns
to come forward and amend them. Public
opinion compelled them to do SO. In print
ing this list We have been nctuated by no mo-
tive to crafty morbid curiosity, but solely
by dcsirc to assist the Government in Oh
tanning it's dues. No man who has made a.
correct return will object to the publication
and no man who has made false return has
right to object The following correspond
encc will show that the Assessor Of Internal
Revenue for this District is in no way respous-
ible for the publication, and that our authority
comes from the Treasury Department:
DAnT TRIBUNE OFf1cE.1
CHICAGO, December 20. 1861.
SIR: We respectfully request permission, in ac-
cordancc with the 18th Section Of the Internal
once Of taxable fncen,ce for the year 1868. upon
which daty OF i've per cent is now due ut the
Office Of the Collector OF Internal Revenue.
Tour 0bedieut ScrynnlE,
EDITnRs TnInCSE.
rE1rn PACE. Eeq, Assessor Internal Revenue.
Let District uf Illinois.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, AssEssoR'sl
OFFICE, 1sT DlsTn1cT OF 1LL1Ho1s, !
CHICAGO, Dec. II, 1851.
Editors Tribune:
S1Es:-Yonr note of yesterday, requesting per
m'ss1on 10 copy the list Of Income returns for
1863 in accordance With Section 10, Of the Act Of
June 30th, last came duly to hand, and in reply
would say that Oh examination Of the section
above referred 10, while ind IT my duty to keep
euch lists open for the inspection Of uny and al
persons who may apply for that purpose, do not
construc it ns authorizing nc to grant your re-
quest for copy for publication. anG therefore re-
Spcctfuily refer you to the Commissioner Of In
t91ual Revenue. Yours truly,
PETER PAGE. Assessor, 1st Dist Ill.
TREAS. DErr., OFFICE or IN1EnSA1 ReyEHuE,
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81. 1864. {
GENTLEMEN: 4 letter Of yours addressed to the
Sccretary Of the Treasury, requesting permission
to copy the income tax ist for the 1st District oi
1llin0it has been referred to this Office for answer
In reply. have to cay. that yon have an IN
doubted right to copy that LIST and that in accord
ance with the section from which you quote. the
Aesessor should afford you every facilty for SO do
ing, consistent with the discharge OF his duties.
Very Respectfully, Z. 4. Ro1I1Ss,
Deputy Commissioner.
EDITORS CHICAGO TRIBUNE. Chicago, Ill
, 1865-01-07

wounded, and several Of the citizens we're
cut and bruised quite severely. By this time
not less than four hundred citiz rs had as
sembled, when seeing that further resistance
was useless the soldiers surrendered.
They were marched down to the Court
HQnse where the ringleadcrs we're identified
aid committed to Jail. The balance were
cent to the Depot under guard. It is due to
Capt. Evans to eAy that he used every exer-
ten to gull the riot and control the drunken
tpldicrs.
The detachment belongs to several regt-
ments and had been home On lurloush.
Col. Marsh B. Taylor's new regiment is
fist being organized, and it Is hoped there
Will he no draft in this dfsfrirt
, 1865-01-07

AUGUSTA, Nc, Friday, Jan. 6.-The follow
ing State officers were chosen BY the Legisla-
turc to-day: Adjutant General Jno. L. Hud-
Agent, J. r. Clark; Attorney General, John
4. Pcttus-
PORTLAND, Nc, Friday, Jau. G-The steamer
Potomac, from New York, took fire around
her boilers, at four o'clock this morning, OF
Cape Elizabeth, and burned rapidly. The
by q fisherman, and have arrived here. FouP
lives were lost namely: Chas. E. Wilson.
Chief mate, two sailors and the ID cook. Tbs
cargo was insured. TIE hull is being towed
into port
, 1865-01-07
FROM MADISON.
Wisconsin Military News.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MADISON, Friday, Jan. 6, 1865.
Gov. Lewis having requested OF the Secre
tary Of War the payment Of men in hospitals
at this place, without descriptive lists, has
received an answer from Major Will Cumback,
Paymaster in charge Of this department, say
ing that he has Instructed Major Martin to
pay all such men On the proper hospital mus
Ter rolls, from the muster day preceding their
entry into The hospitals.
Company G, Of the 45th regiment, left for
Naehrjl]e fo-day