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EThe Boston ddvsrtiser's money article Of
the 9Th inst, says, " Money continues to
accumulate, and the market to-day shows
increasing ease. There is moderate de-
mand for call loans which are freely offered at 6
per cent? on good collaterals. The market for
paper has improved, and there is a brisk inquiry
for good notes, which are now quick of sale.
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suooessfu1 Reoraiss,g -. this State.

BELFAST, Me-, April Z.
The recent Federal successes have given a
new impetus to recruiting in this State. Sixty
one men left here yesterday for the front, and
the U. s. steamer Rhode Island, now lying in
our harbor, has enlisted over 100 sailors. The
sum of $1,000 was raised in this city, by volun-
tary subscription, and sent to Gov. Cony to-
day for the aid of soldiers from Maine wound
ed in the late battles.
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FORTRESS MONROE. April 8.
The steamer Jamez T. Brady, which has ar
rived from the front, brought down 500 rebel
officers and headquarters band of Gen. Lee,
captured in the recent battles.
Steamers are continually arriving from City
Point, Va, with loads of rebel prisoners.
About 1000 were shipped to day for New
York
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THE HONEST OLD MEDICINE!

N. H. Downs Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs. Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the throat,
chest and lungs,
See circulars for certificates from Hon. Pau Dill
linghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge of the SUI
prems Court of Vermont; DR.. J. D. woodward,
Surgeon fer the Vermont Militia.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. John Henry
Waterbury, Vt, Proprietor.
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More Cotton.

NEW YORK. April Z.
Steamer Empire City, from New Orleans
and Key West, brought ITO bales cotton con-
signed to Capt. Noyes, who will sell 1t imme-
diately for the benefit of rebel prisoners, it
being the balance of that turned over to the
rebel Gen. Maury for that purpose.
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any ofths following Gcld Plated Article Set Of
Ladies' Jewelry, Long Chsin. Locket, Neck Chain
Ring. Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain FIN, Set
of Buttons, Set OF Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
Pin. Also will sand good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and Chain for Sl5
Address, DRESSER'S Dollar Store, Portland,
Me. Box 1879. mar9d2m*
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. janS1d1yr.
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WASHINGTON, April 7.
The Navy Department has received the fol-
lowing:
Point Lookout, april 6-To Hon. Gideon
Welles The steamer Harriet De Ford is in
Indian Greek, Va, blockaded by several of my
gunboats. As soon as my light draft gunboats
get up, she will be recaptured or destroyed.
Respectfully, F. A. PARKER,
Commanding Potomac Flotilla.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF PORTLAND.

Er1dny.....s........... I.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eew England, Fields, I'm st John NIB for
Boston.
Steamer Lewiston, knight, Boston.
fch Julia Newell, Cushing, New York
Sch Hannie Westbrook. Littiej )hn, New York
Sch II X DuDt u, Jameson, New York.
Sch Harriet Fuller, Hamilton Boston.
Sch Col Ellsworth. Robertson, Boston.
Sch Pavilion, Snow. Boston.
Sch Charlotte Ann, Smith. Bristol.
Sch tile, Csttrell Southport.
Son w fairfield, Verrlll, Biddeford.
Sch Oregon. pratt. Rockland Tor New York
Sch Amelia Cobb, Rockland for Portsmouth
= CLEARED.
Brig VIM Dresser. Hatch. Mansanila- Hsphni
Eaton
Sch Fanny Heating, Rich. Fortress Monroe-s L
Brown.
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Ia the great DiHretic.
HELMBoLp's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are The most active that be
made,
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To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, AND BEAUTIFY
the complexion, use HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CoEoEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
coction.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERBEITs AND UEPRINOIrLED
DEALERS endeavoring TO dispos OF their own and
other preparations, on tho reputation attained by
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATION.
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WHY IEJURE THE COMPLEXION BY POWDERS
AND WASHES which choke or fu MP the pores of the
skin, and in short time leave it harsh aad dryi 1t
10 the blood, and if you want Smooth and soft skin
removes black spots, pimpes and all eruptions ofthe
skim
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Nor Few OF rHE WORST DISORDERS that af-
fict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood
HELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is q reme-
dy oftne utmost value.
rnarQ0dQu,
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HKLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA eleanses
and reRovates the blood puries, insts the vigor of
be alth into the SYSTEM and purges out the humors
that make dseafe.
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House and Lot for Sale.

TENHE House and lot No 81 wa'ervlle St., one an 1
csI,.r ,i, stories enek basement; and good stoue
tern. II is PIE lsanilY situated l. good peghbor
hood and finished throughout and IN coed re- ar
being the premises formerly owned and occupied b.
Alfred Woodmau Esq., VIII be sold reasopahle II
application be made soon. Title per cot Erouire
Corner of Misdle and Fraaklin st1set
ap71w
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GLORIOUS NEWS
Lees Army Routed by Sheridan.
MANY REBEL GENERALS CAPTURED.
Thousands of Prisoners.
EXPECTED SURRENDER OF LEE.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, April 8, 10 A. ID.
To Maj. Gen. Dir:-Gen. Sheridan attacked
and routed Lees army yesterday, capturing
Generals Ewell. Kershaw, Button, Corse, and
many other General officers, several thousand
prisoners and large number of cannon, and
expects to force Lee to surrender all that is
lett of his army, Details will be given as
speedily as possible, but the telegraph is work.
ing badly.
(Signed) E. M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April 7, II A. M.
To Maj. Gen. Di1 The following tele-
grams announcing the victory of yesterday by
Gen. Sheridan over Lees army have just been
received at this Department.
(SiSned) e. M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
City Point, Va, April ITO Hon. b. M.
Stanton, Secretary of War-At Ills p. M,
Yesterday, at BurkesYille Station, Gen. Grant
sends me the following from Gen. Sheridan.
(Signed) A LINCOLN.
AprN GLIB p. Mo Lieut. Gen.
Grdnt:-I have the honor to report that the
enemy made stand at the intersection OF the
Burks Station road with the road upon which
they were retreating.
I attacked them with two divisions of the
9th Army Corps and routed them handsomely,
making connection with the cavalry. am
still pressing on with both cavalry and infan-
try.
Up to the present time we have captured
Generals Ewell, Kershaw, Button, Corse, De-
Barre and Gusts Lee, several thousand prison.
ers, fourteen pieces of artillery with caisons
and large number OF wagons.
If the thing is pressed think Lee will sur
render.
(Signed) PHI. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
City Point, Va, April Z, 9 d. MO I'm
2. M. Stanton, Secretary of War:-The fol-
lowing further intelligence Is just received.
(Signed) A. LINCOLN.
Burkesuille, Va.-The following telegram is
respectfully forwarded for your information.
(Signed) US. GRANT,
Lieut.. General.
Second army Corps, April 6-720 p. M.
MOI. Gen. a. s. Webb:-Our last fight just
before dark at Sailors creek, gave US two
guns, three flags and considerable number Of
prisoners, 200 wagons, 10 ambulances with
mules aud horses to about one half the wagons
and ambulances. There are between 80 aud
so wagons in addition abandoned and destroy
ed along the road, also some battery wagons,
FORCES and limbers.
have already reported to you the capture
of one gun, two flags and some prisoners, and
the fact that the road for over two miles is
strewn with tents, baggage, cooking utensils,
some ammunition and material of all kinds.
The wagons are across the approach to the
bridges, and it will take some time to clear it.
The enemy is in position on the nights be-
You'd with artillery. The bridge is partially
destroyed, and the approaches on the other
side are of soft bottom land. We cannot ad-
vance tomorrow in the same way we have
to-day.
As soon as get my troops up little 1--WE
are considerably mixed) might push col
umn down the road to deploy it, but it is evil.
dent cannot follow rapidly during the night.
(Signed) A. A. HUMPHREYS,
Major General
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ASFERN PACKET COMPANY.

A The Eastern Packet Co.'S schooner
MN lkO, Capt. Libby, Is row rtady to re-
MAA ceive treightfjr Damariscot a an, Uods.
<dHAAksAz don's Mills to sail Tuesdsys Anr,l lin
from Union Warf.
ap'd J.H. WHITE, Agent.
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THING OF BEAUTY II A JoV FOR EVER.
Those who desire brllliancy OF complexion, must
purify ard enrich the bio ID WIN ch HELMBoLD's CON-
CEETRATED sARsAPARlLLA invariably does. Rec
olleect it is no patent medicine. ask or Hembolds.
Take no other.
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Light Gymnos,ics

A NEW Term for Children will commence this
oayl afternoon at o'c eek, and continue
nasum, No. ~ Free s rect Block.
Terms S9O0fsr Ia Lessons.
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Particular NO,ace.

OWING to repairs being done o. my ovens. thera
Otwill be no Beans or Brown Bread baked on SAT-
urday night April 8, 1850,
apsdlt e. VIII, BANKS.
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CIAL MOTTO Es.

FAMILY Dye CoLoRs We know of nothing that
has so fairly game the confidence and admiration Of
the public as the FAMILY DYE CoLoRs, manufac-
tured by HOWE STEVENS, Of this city, who deser
vedly rank among our most euterprising and public
spirited citizens These Dyes were only brought to
full, continued and laborious experiments. They
combine precisely what has hitherto been wanted,
are in universal demand. The proprfetors only ask
that their dyes may have fair trial. Ofthe verdict
that will berendered they have no fear.
ans lH
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Ease, Elegance and Safety !
The Novelty Pipe Cover.
N Patented Feb'y 7th, 1855.
NO SMOKER oAN DO WITHOUT IT.

NO SMOKER OAN DO WITHOUT 1T.
This simple and elegant apparatus supplies want
long felt among pipe smokers. 1t the double
purpose of a cover to prevent the live Goals from
dropping, and stopper to press the burning tobac
co into compact mass.
ADJUSTABLE TO ANY PIPE.
PRICE IS CENTS.
Manufactured and for sale at wholesale by the
CAH0ON MANUFACTURING CO.,
Portland, Me.
For sale by all dealers in Pipes. mch20d3w
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From IS to $40 per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize Passages. Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER,
febsd2ms Portland, Maine, Box lsz.
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D-Msils are forwarded by every steamer in the
regular European lines The steamers for or from
Liverpool. call at Queenstown, except the Canadian
line, which call at Londonderry. The steamers tor
or from the Continent, call at Southampton.
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HEADQUARTERS SIXTH ARMY Corps,

~ HEADQUARTERS SIXTH ARMY CORPS,
April g. 10 P. M.
To Maj. Gen. Webb, Chief of Staff, Army
of PotomGc.-In pursuance OF instructions OF
this morning, from Maj. Gen. Meade, moved
from Jettersville by the shortest practicable
road to the left of the Deatonsvile road with
the object OF taking position on the left
of the End army corps, striking the road
running from Deatonsville to Burk's Station
at point a little to the southwark of former
place.
found that the End army corps was en-
gagged TO the front and right, and the cavalry
heavily to my left.
Moving down towards Burk's Station, per-
haps a mile, and turning short to the right, l
proceeded across toward nearly parallel road
On which the enemy was moving, and along
which he had thrown line Of entrenchments
As soon as the leading division, under Gen.
Seymour, could be formed, it was moved up
the road held by the enemy, which was car
ried; then, turning to the lett, was advanced
down a road against pretty strong resist
ance. By this time Wheaton's division was
put in position as rapidly as possible on Sew
mour's left. The lines were again advanced,
and swept down the road for a distance of
about two miles. Arriving at deep and diff
ficult creek, we found that the enemy had re-
formed his line on the opposite side, where we
attacked and drove him to a point about
mile further on.
In the first attack, portion of the cavalry
operated on our right flank. In its subsequent
attack the mass of the cavalry operated on
our left, and right flank of the enemy, The
result has been complete success. The COM
bined forces captured five general officers.
among them Gems. Ewell and Gusts Lee, and
large number of other prisoners. shall go
into camp about two miles beyond this point,
and await instructions.
The 1st and Sd divisions. Wheaton's and
Seymour's, and the artillery engaged day,
behaved splendidly. A return of casualties
will be forwarded as soon as possible. The
corps has nobly sustained the reputation it
earned on the 2nd inst, as well as upon Its
many previous hard fought battle fields.
(Signed) Fl. G. WRIGHT.
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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y JEFF Davis carried of the Confederate
'-sasury in his pocket handkerchief
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MUSICAL NOTICE!
THE
Portland Musical Institute,
Under the direction of
SignOr Jos, ROrra.

OANoA tno uHeclOn OF
SignOr Jos. Bora,
WILL end the half quarter that was giyep for
w test Lessons, Saturday, April Stb and hss thor
oughly vindicated the merits OF CheYe's SYST N
above al others.
On Monday, 10th instant,
his classes will then commence the regular school
term, all subscribers TO be engaged for the whole
term Of "a lessons, 30.
Ii the population of Portland has any desire to
receive the musical education il is now their
own turn to furnish The number of pupils that this
system reqair s; Chsve consie ers 100 pupils hardly
su1hciant number TO begin This school requires at
lea ~ divisions consisting 10 papils each Atpres
ent there ere but four divisions. ing to the
number OF Inhabitants, Il ia city fu nish 500 and
IL woul1 not only time and m ney saved but will
have their taste well cultivst at an early VII CHI
ought to TO considered above everything clse.
signor Bora will be in attendance during this
Satu day, and Monday from till II at nooa, and
Tuesday all day for reception Of fubscIib r. 81 IL
oiapp's Block, Congress st. Portland. aiS'3s
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SPOKEN

Jan a. lat 80 s. lon 40 W, ship Witch of the Wave
TODD, FROM Callao for Cork.
Jan %. lat % s. Ion % W, ship Belle Cre-le from
Glasgow fer Gale.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Levee and Fair.
TTNHE Ladies Of the Congress st, II. e. Society
Il will hold q Levee and FAIR, at
LINCOLN HALL, MunjOy Hill,
Wednesday Eve'ngs, April IL,

for the purpose of raising money to lay sidewalk
around their church. The public generally are in.
80 Cefse, Ice Creams. Oysters, and other re-
o.dhmsnts VIII be served, and every effort will be
insue 70 render the ooos sion PLEASANT one,
a, variety OF Fancv ArtIcles II also be for sale
apStd - W. ~"Oi' P'H~s' y" u -
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emusic HATH CHARMS TO sooTHE THE SAVAGE
BREAST"
Aud sTEsLING's fragrant Amsrcsia will render
strong wiry hair, Soft silkeu, and glossy, and Grad
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
WILL CURB
Coughs and Colds
THE
G. G..
HEILMITTEI,
WILL CURE
Catarrh and Bronchitis.
G.. G.
HEILMITTEL
WILL eVRE
O 0 N 8 u M p T ION,
iu Its first stages, and is the best remedy for
DIPrHERIA.
Forsa!e by all Druggists. Price per Bottle 81
WEEKS & POTTER,
Druggists, 40 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
Wholesale Agents. mar30d7w
POE T L A ID
Photographic Gallery
ALONZO S. DAVIS, Proprietor,
so Middle St., Portland, Me.
Copying done In the best manner dec2stf
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
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HOE SaIe%
IN Rioo: Hom S0a'"'
zS ~ H Hss chOice Grocery ssgars,
100 Bags Cote.
w. ID. BORDWINE,
epif div 90 Commercial 81.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-14
NEW YORE. july ~

INV 1Onhs Jul X.
The Herdld's Virginia CORRESPONDENT says
all difficulties between the planters and freed
men continue to give both the civil and mi
litary authorities much trouble. Many of
the Planters desire to get rid Of the negroes,
and supply theiI places with white laborers
from the North and Europe.
No attempt is made by the white people to
assure the blacks that slavery is abolished,
in consequence of which the colored people
in large numbers are leaving their employers
Gen. Pike addressed a meeting of 1000 COL
ord people, and assured them that their
freedom was beyond doubt, and they prom
Used 70 return 10 work.
Orders have been issued for mastering Of
the 9th Corps.
The Regular Cavalry Brigade will proba-
bly, soon be filled TO the maximum strength
The old Virginia banks are now in process
of liquidation and it is thought the holders
OF notes will not realize ever 20 cts. on a
dollar
Henry y. Wise has applied to the militia
rv authorities tor restoration of his Estates
near Norfolk with poor pospect Of succeed
ing. Some Nirginian. propose running him
for Gov
The Times despatch Gays General Hooker
Will at once succeed zen. DIX IN command
OF the department OF the East. Assistant
commissioner Fisk Of the Fresdmen's Bureau
writes from Nashville that returning rebel
soldiers declare they Will re-cstablish slavery
after the withdrawal OF the Federal forces.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-14
NEN YoRK, july I.

The Tri5uae'S Galveston correspondent,
writing under date of june Goth, says that
place Wa occupied by colOred troops as pro-
v0st guard Gen. Gordon left on the 10Th
Tor Houston, with sufficient force to occupy
at city. Galveston is dreary and 0esolate.
Loyalty does not manifest itself among the
inhabitants. The people still cling to the
idea OF State Rights and want to hy tic
al oie Star" once more.
there are more slaves in Texas than be-
dire the war. but the institution is waning,
aud little effort is made to capture runaway
.,ErOts.
There is reign Of terror in the interior,
ahele the rebel soldiers are taking vengeance
90 rebel ouartermasters and contractors.
Tn, TTl5une's letter from New Orleans
saws Gen Sheridan after visiting Galveston
Proceeded to Brszos Santiago and thence to
Brownsville.
Gen. Granger III an order tells the people
# Texas DISTINCTLY 10 understand that slave
~ has ceased TO exist and that there is TO be
equality of personal rights and rights Of
property between the negroes and their tor
mer masters.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-14
News Of the week.
az Telegraph
NV YORK. july II


ia ssy and 1cI1 ,'% sps%a es ahI' in
o OWN 70 ,bc planters and freedmen not yet
G 9Ii, n7d,r,,ar ding their altered relations.
,yI'N IN IN many cases insist upon their au-
, M ~ punish negroes for disobedience:
. NON. : n, negroes desert the plantations.
I,''f .,.,lry of the Shites,as a general thing,
u, ,l' ~, rIv;rnment. !, not Of genuine type.
rb,, Ill cling to the semi-civilized ideas OF
i,;r,slrv. regarding labor as dishonoTible.
Nj B ,vdin, Attorney General Of Virginia,
no. annouucod taAt white people SIX month";
- m. ,l'.nrrY. sgho have not held Office IN
5cr she re0el govern nent, and are not exclu-
jci by thu President amnesty proclamation,
NAV vote At the coming election. on taxing
m, ,.sth of allegiance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-14

The Hsr6lds Washington despltch says a
delegation from Florida has arrived and Is
understood q, ia,or TX Judge Marvin Tor
Governor.
He hls lattcrly resided in New York
and il rrprc-cnted as d suitable and ac-
ceptabie man for the place.
The inns despatch Gays MAJOR Shipman
has arrived ip Washington with 10 boxes Of
captured rep llrclive, containing a complete
record OF tine proceedings oil tie rebel prOvls-
ional Congress at MonJgomery, also the en-
tire ofHciai history OF the rebel army OF the
tennessee under Bragg johnson and Hood,
also the books of the rebel Treasury DEPART
ment
Among the papers recently captured tie
Government discovered several documents Of
vital importance, determining the GuIl, and
completely Of JEFF. DAVIS IN the conspiracy
plot.
These documents are Of such import as pro
bablv To determine the authorities IN favor Of
the Jrial of Davis before a military commits
son on the charge of assassination.
Ii Was ascertained by medical examina-
ton that Mrs Surratt's was the only neck
broken
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-14
CINCINNATI. July Il.

an enthusiastic mas meeting was held at
L-zingt n. Ky, yesterday. Speeches were
made b, Mr.. Kas.On Of Iowa, and Gen. F.
p. Blair. urging the adoption Of the Consti-
tutional amendment.
4 special .e-patch To the Ga-ette says -
Gov Drownlow VI Tennessee, has Issued a
proclamation declaring the franchise law
The supreme law OF the State. tie denoun-
,ee As rerels ali who attempt 70 oppose it's
execution. aud calls on the civil authorities
TO arrest all who under prctence Of being
candidates tor Congress, are advising the
pe5flc To uullly the Constitution and laws
and stirring up rebellion anu sedition.
4 de.prch to the Commercial from Nash
vil1,. rnf Ounces the arrest OF Emerson
Ethcridge at Columbus Ky. by the command
ant OF The military post Of Columbus, on
charge OF delivering incendIary speeches in
Tennessee.