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mr.. nHEEsEMAN,s PIIIa

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EXP lict directions. stating When they sh,u'd not
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Pills sent by mail, promptly, secrre from
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS CENTRALLY.
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~ The Bangor WING says: HAs an indica-
ton Of increasing confidence in the Federal
government we are pleased to learn that General
uornam L. Boynton, a distinguished Copper
mead leader OF this city, has been investing
large amounts in government stocks. Verify,
straws show which way the wind blows
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rECiAL NoTIC Es.
TEVVEE.RX.

Send me Cne Dollar by mail andI will send you
any ofthe following G Id Plated Article s:-Set of
adiss' Jewery, Long Chain, Locket, Neck Chain,
Ring. Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain PIN, Set
of Nations, Set OF Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
Pin. Also will send good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and hahn for Sl5.
Address, DRESSER'S Dollar Sto,e, Portland,
Me- Box 1872. ,Aoe mar9d2m*
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10 rURIFF, FNRIoa THE BLOOD, AND BEAurIpy
me complexion, use HKLMRoLD's HIGHLY CoNcEN.
TR4TEp FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. Ore bot
ccotion. - ~ VI AZ
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NlscAssEr.-At the annual election in this
.,. 49, On Monday, 9th inst, the entire Union
49,. W. was elected. by msjorities averaging
aOOa' 90 The officers elected are as follows:
roo1 nars~ isaac q. Coffin; Clerk, Lincoln
s ~ vlOOs 0e S', Isaac H. Colin, Elisha
M s.sy Sl,as Porter; Assessors, John
stinson, Daniel Baker, R. NJ. Brookings !.
Treasurer, Andrew Lacy; suuerin,end;nn
School Committee, ohas. II. stlnson; copsta.
Dies, Franklin McClintock, J. G. Williamson.
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FOREIGN PORTS.


Al Akyab I'd uit, ships Europa, Reed I'm Liverpool
ar I'd; Jennie Eastman. Starkey; Old Colony, Low:
Rival. Doane; Oracle. Wood; Alice Ball, Ross, and
Gen Grant Clough, for Europe.
Ar at Cienfuegos 18th inst barque Il Yarrin eton
Mayo, Key West -If =, ,rr7f. i -
Cld AZ Havana Goth inst, brig Darien, Hartz, for
Mansaniila. m
sid 18Th, sch Ella Hodgdon. Hodsdon for Car
denas ia haa 49, n IN ~ n = -
s.a FIN do 18TH brig Timothy Field, Patterson. for
caibarien; okepnebec, Lilly. Sierra Morena aud
2lst, brig ABBY Thaxter Walker, New Orleans. :.
Ar at Matanzas goth inst, barque John Carver
Nickels, New York. ts 49, e.
Gu 2ist, brig Firm. Wiley. Portland
Sierra Moreno (and cid same day for PorIlandJ
AT At Sagua 18th last, brig Manzoni, Carbon, from
Ar at St ohm NIB 18th inst brig New Zealand FIR,
Sloar Ponce via Portland; sch Mary Jane, Price,
Portland. 5i.Hn a1sF : I7l IT-l. .ff-l''u
Il eg8 IPer steamer America-additionall -l
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, North American, icy FIN
Emit out 18th. Damascus, e, Watts, fer Portland;
Montpelier. Watts. Rio Janeiro NO. -
& Sid I'm Newport 18th, Geo S Hunt, Woodbury., f T
Cuba. - ~9a.s-.,s - M
7, At Rangoon Jan IS. Sarah Newman, Cobb, for
Ar st Sierra Leone Jan rs. Ocean Belle. Pettingil
New York.
AT at ConstantinOpie 25th nit, Eugene. Fletcher,
Smyrna. 3I lie 7a4 oliif s'11 9NT 7 ~
Ar at Genoa 10th inst. Ironsides. Oliver, from New
York.
Ar at cadiz 9Th inst, Glad Tidinss Thompson, from
SPOKEN.
Dec 10. lat s, Ion SO e. ship Golden Horn, Rice,
rom Calcutta for London.
Jan 81 lat s, Ion 81 W, ship Living Age, Nckep.
Feb q; rat 8 N. lou 80 W. ship Zephyr. Bigelow,
from calao for Queenstown.
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WHY 1bJuRE THE COMPLEXION BY PowpRRs
AMP MAs9Es W 'ich choke or H. the pores Of the
skin ana III short time leave it hars a. dry? It
70 lns nlood, and If you w2rt smooth and a # skin
use hhtIAoLD's EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA II
spots PiDples and all eruptions oithe
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and renovates The blood pures ustils the yigor oS
th3t make di'ea .. Ao'S
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Il Js DIR. Ian GLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS

The Great Bl cd Purifier; thebest Health RestoI.
er, and The most perfect Spring and Summer Med.
cine used ~
Thev eff ctually cure Jsuadce, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all
kindred diseases.
They cleanse the system. regulate the bowels re.
store the appetite, drive out ali humors purify the
blood and strengthen, invigorate build up, and re-
store to heal h and soundness. both body and mind
all who them. Price Is, 80, and rs cts rer bot
TIE. sold by al dealers in me1icine. GEORGE c.
JGOcDWIN& Co., SS Hanover ST.. Boston.
mchlSld4m y
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERPRIrs Axnuypp,rc,p,,r
DEALEss endeayoringto oil pose Of. their own and
o,ner prepsraIltns, on tho reputation attained by
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS. ~
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HelmboId's Concentrated Extract Ruchu
70 the great Diaretic .iau8
HELMBoLos CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAps.pA.
a3 a- RILLA = -
Is TIE Great Hood Fuyih&r S.Sq
Beth are prepared sording to rules of pho - ~
ana Chemistry and are The most active that can Be-
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NOT Fsw OF HE woRsT DisoRpERs that af.
met nslnd arise from oorruptons Of the blood =.
bELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is a reme-
dy ofthe u'n ost value sA 81 81
ngbes-g mar20d8n
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ArHINa OF sEAUrY = - /

~ THING OF BEAUFY is A JoY FOR EVER
THOSE who desire brlliancy o. comnlaxion must
purify and enrich the bio d ,wh CHI HELmRoIp's CON
i,. =. :; % AhiLLA invariably does. Rec
Take no other. Va AoNA'o-~ %
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International Steamship Go.
EaStpOrt, Calais & st. joan.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

4t-i s6wN, On qnd alter Thursday
March % the sso5ner New
[hITfk|fZNR brur swick, Cart 4. Il Win.
alaz as1Sszsse7 chester, VIII Rntil further no.
aisssssss1zE5~ to- l9sve Railroad Wharf
foot OF Stale oueet. everJ Thursday, at 90 ock,
T.. NJ Tor Passport and st. John. AT Eastport the
steamer Queen" will connect for 5t. Anoiew
Robbnston and Calais with The Hsw Brunswick and
Q. X Way or Wo dstock and Houltoa stations -
Sta Coaches 'lso cot at Eastport for M4chia
and In ermedia places.
Reku ming will lesve st John every Monday, al
SA. for Ea3tport, Portland and b seton.
AtSt John the stsame' Emperor W Il connect, for
Win1,Or, Digby and halifax
Freight received ON days Of Ealing until O'Clock
p. NJ. C. C, EATON. Agent,
Portland, FeS 20, 1856 --dtf
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MARRIED.

In this CITY, March ~, by Rev DR. Shailer Adopi.
LEWISTON. u AZ ra- 5r-r L IS - = n -
In Bangor. March 26. Miles 1T Fowles, Of white.
field, and Martha ii Temple, of b.
q In Bangor March 10. Jesse A Fairbanks and Miss
HELEN Miller.
In Brewer. March "a, William Hart and Mary 81
Gowen. both Of Holden. sos
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DISASTERS. &c.

Brig Castilian, Hardenbrook, a.
iato dock yesterday, in tow of steam tug Uncle SAL
caught her tore yard in the rigging II barque sayan.
nah, Of Richmond, carrying away the foretopgalant
rigging. A0'
Sch Elma NJ Wright. of Weraeet. has been taken
repairs. COZ -O-
contract has been made by the Captain of brig
G l. bucknam, from Georgetown Dc for New on
don. bsfore reported ashore at Cape Henry with
wreeker, to get her off at so per cent salvage.
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RICE BROTHERS, 81
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
90 and IL East Water ST.. ID

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,,
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR. BEEY,
PoRK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc. uo
The FOL owing choice brands of Flour on hand -
BBRIsHY's BEST, N.-WARREN,
| hag 4. CABINET, fr7rca 5c EAGLE fH
Esas..sss cuAMPIoN. aoa MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily Or msshiy ,v;tbou+
charge. pHat aAi '1s
ed at hheral rates. marl9eodIy ~
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CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
aORsEs WANTED.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMA srER OFFICE us
Portla nd Me- March 29ih 1855 I
HORSES WILDE purchased on application ihs
IN rton Block for the use Of the s. c.sTtraitni'
until further notice.
Horses Tor 70 Cavalry service must be 81 u din all
pafucn'ars, well broken, in full f. h. ana inyooz
cspdition; from fifteen t5l TO sixteen lel ard
hlgni ON fve (5l to nine 81 years old, sn( veil
adapted Ia every way to Cavalry purposes.
- Artillery Horses, mus Z rfdark color qui K nd
active, vel broken, aud "a are trotteis l. larns
in good flesh and condition; from xix lotto 10y
years old. mot les than fifteen end one-hslf(bD
hands high, End TO weigh not l.ss than ten huadRd
aud fifty (1050l pounds
Any number OF horses will he received and a ,
coed ons hundred and sixty dollars tsi60l e
Cavalry, and oae hundred ami seventy dollns Coz
for Artillery, provided they con r n TO the rCqUC-
msuts above stated and pass the rigid fnspectio 10
which they will be sufjec'ed
HENRY IN1fANN,
maT29dtf Capt. e a. 2. M, U. s. Arm.
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Portland 4 Kennebec Railroad

and after April Let, next. all goods and arti
osivsd V,es 70 De forwarded over this road viii be re-
near or at the new Freight House.
ths oy freight train Tor Porlsnd WIN be delivered
Passengers for any stition on this line or the Ar
orosccoggin X. b will tai the cars at The new pas
senser Depot. near Gas Works.
r, NotIa,ns VIII run to or nom the Depot on Back
Augusta, March 81, 1865 meh2sd2w
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9CI DduU, TUusT :
Sch Harriet, Mctarland Wiscasset tor Boston.
SIGNAL for brig. si
CLEARED.
sep = 10 Tor emit, Montgomery, Havana-Lynoh, Bar
49, RE hnuiher, tBrl Kidd, Cardenas-Thos Asencio
Sch Ion;a b Boone Tucker. Fortress Monroe.
Sch T. w smith. erie. Fortress Monroe-master
Brown. "s' fortress Monroe
Nick sIson. Fortress Monroe-m
ers0n. > 0u'n- ~ ~ A'A
Sch Sarah Elizabeth, Slower, waldohoro- Harris
Brothers.
LAUFcHED-At Portsmouth 2sth mat Non. .ha
yard of Messrs Tobey Liitlefel a d. shin 81 "a
tons, not yet named Her dinenpions arePIens ~,
on deck, l62 feet. extreme BREADTH 33I feet de- m
2Il ieet Is fiUl1 '1'' WIN
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Board wanted.

RY gentlsran. for b.nlself, WIFE, and daueer.
Lin private family living in mooeraie ETY. lewiii
part OF house. comprising four or Eve rooms
Please address q. ID. 9j Com1 st. mcle1
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DIR. HARVEY. Baving sold out my busi.
ness in Boston, have permanently located Port
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment of Chronic ComplaiRts with my new
Chemical Remedies. ~ II III
II have cured hundreds of casesafter all other
edies have failed. N
Consultation Free Office gil Congress Stree, s
Office hours from to IL A. NJ, andfrom to P.
NJ febaldtf 3D.
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- i4.talft1 Faf EOumO.
HOUND ad it. a few Box Shocks; the owpa- can
IL have the same by calling ON the Keeper Break
water Light. proving property and laying chsrges
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RA down-east paper thinks it ridiculous if
notscandalous in few Union papers to deny
that Vice President johnson was intoxicated on
the 4th of March. Not more scandalous, how
ever, than to keep harpiug upon an exceptional
misfortune of q great and patriotic man, as
though there was moral virtue in acting the
part of fly, which passes over an individuals
well parts to light upon and gorge at his
sores. - p saIE 7Ef
~ Another s'extract ola sermon" is going the
rounds. preached probably at Nowhere BY some
Rev. Mr. Nobody, giving account of a gentle
man who called on the President upon business.
and after he was ready to depart he asked Mr..
Lincoln "whether he was Christian Unjust
be a queer gentleman who, going to the White
House on business, would impertinently cate
chise the President in relation to matters of so
delicate and personal nature. Mr.. Lincoln
would bejustifed in answering such inousitors
as the celebrated DR.. Emmons did his ssuew
Light colleague, fippant, snowy Young
sprig, who got it into his light head that his
senior was not sound. EDO you really think.
Doctor" said he, ''that you ever experienced
religion r. ''None to speak Of" was the quick
yet whitening reply. DR.. Emmons lived his re-
llgion' without Boosting of it, and so, we hope,
does Mr. Lincoln show his Christianity. without
proclaiming it estentatiously from every house.
ton. -s,a =
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Capture of Fort Anderson.

Baltimore, Feb %
Fort Anderson WAS captured on Sunday
by Gen. Schotield and AdfDlrai Porter.
Most OF the garrison escaped toward Viii
mlngton. All the guns were in good con
dition.
Our army was following towards Viii
mlng,on, accompanied by two monitors,
and it was expected by the messenger lha.
Wilmington would be in our possession
on Monday.
The navy department, has received the
following from Admiral Porter:
U. S. FLAG SNIP MALVERN, CAPE
FEAR RIVER, Feb 10.
SIR: have she honor to report the
surrender and evacuation of For, Ander-
son. Gen. SchofeId advanced from
Smlhville with 5000 men, on the 17,h
int, /; at the same time | attacked the
works By water, placing The monitor
Montauk close 10 the works and emf aiding
them with the Pawtucket, the tide and
wind not allowing more vessels to get
under fire. The fort answered pretty
briskIy, b"l quieied down by sunset.
On the Ism, at O'clock. | moved up
close and kept up heavy fire through
the day uotll late in the p. hi. The en-
emy's batteries were siIenced bv three
O'Clock though We kept up tie FIRE until
dark, We also FREQ through the night. In
The meantime Gen. SchuGeld was working
IN the rear of :he rebels 10 Gu. them off.
The latter did not wait for the army to
surround them but left in the night, tax
ing FIVE or six piece, of light artillery
with them, aud everything eIss of value.
At dayoresk this noluing, some of our
irocps thas were near by went in and
hoisled the flag Oh the rsmpar,s, when
the firing ceased from the monitors.
There were 10 heavy guns in Fort An
derson and aquantily Of ammunilion We
lost but three killed and five wounded.
am sir, your OBJ servant,
DAVID ID. PORTER,
Rear Admiral.
To Hon. Gideon WeIles, Secretary q
the Navy.
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Mns. DoUGLAs.-'Agste,' OF the Gin
cnnati Gazette, writes thus of this dls.iu-
guished lady:
OF course, the last lie about Ms
Douglas needs no contradiction. She and
Mr. Speaker Colfax are so far from being
about 10 contumna'e a matrimonial en-
gagement that they have not met for years;
bu. it is needful fox the Press in behalf Of
outraged common decency, to put stop
20 this mean persecution Of woman.
MrF. Douglas is a beautiful anu accom-
Dlished lady was once conspicuous as q
leader Of Washington society. end as the
wife Of an eminent politician bu. neither
Of these facts constitute reason for pursu-
ing Ler into her widowed privacy with all
manner Of absurd reports One month we
have her married in some newspapers to
Mr.. Chase he next we have serious fem
inine Disturbances, lhrea ening to break
off Ibis engagement Of Mr.. Chase's; the
third month brings a statement that Mrs
Douglas is clerk IN the Treasury depart
ment; next comes an impending marriage
alike absolute, pure inventions. without
one shadow Of fact cn which 10 bsse
them.
Mrs. Douglas has Remained, since the
death Of her husband, in strict seclusion
not going into society, seeing little or no
company. and giving herself, with eyem-
plary devotion, to the education Ct her
children. Can anything be more intense
~ mean than the paItrr persecution Of
parading her constantly in the papers as
engaged 10 this one, and carrying on fir
iations with another, and on The verge OF
natrimony with another
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Sherman's Movements.

New York. Feb. %
Richmond papers are more frantic than
ever. The Enquirer calls upon jeff. Davis
to arm the slaves without authority Of
law. 1t saws lhese states and this cause
stand to>day in need of a man who will
take the power of tho people and use i.
for their preservation. Farther Oh it snys;
Sherman ia rushing through the Carolinas
like an avalanche, and report says has cap
,ured one huufrsd thousand bales Of cot
ton at Columbia Grant is gradually,
and perhaps surely, extending hls lines
around Petersburg aud Richmond, and
threatens every moment TO burst over the
lines that intervenes, and the senate are
doing nothing. The conservative history
furnishes 10 parallel 20 this.
The Richmond Wig Of the 25Ih gives
40 entirely new version Ct the capture ct
Coumbia 1t Gays the Gehiing ~ss mos.
obstinate and the place WAS lost only bv
sheer nuinericsl superiority. Tie lighting
according TO some accounts, WAS caT'isd
on within the very streets OF tie cay.
All, OF nearly ali, government properly
was removed.
The Times " sshington special claims
10 have accurate information as TO What
Fcbei force can be trougi., asa]Lss Shef-
man.
Beanrerard ,uperseded I,avaee when
lha, general left Savannah, sud took his
force, amounting IL SuCU etr4r.Ire men,
while IIarin- went 10 Charleston, where
there were nni over two biLaGvs. These
have since probably joined lesuregard ~
Wilmington. bragg had 70! exceeding
6 coo men-principsjiy t!oke's division
These have fallen back towards GoldsboGo.
Between Wilmington snd Weldon. Gan.
Baker had brigade, not over 5000
strong. AiSali-6urG about tw % regiments
were stationed. guarding prisoners.
The entire force, therefore, that Beau
regard could concentrate does no: exceed
% O00. He has cavalry sufhcient TO
sweH his force perhaps Ia SO NtU.
II fisherman forms q junction with Scho-
field, ss lie undouhtedy will !! is safe TO
say his force will be far superior to Beau
regards, concentrated strength and ali the
aid he may GET from Kchmora,
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Capture of Wilmington.

Fortress Monroe, Feb 24-2 m
Gen. L. $ Grant, City Point Our troops
entered Wilmington on the morning Of
the 22i, After the evacuation Of Fort
Anderson, Gen. Schofield directed Gen
Cox to follow the garrison to Whining
ton, while Terry followed Uoke on the
east side OF the river The latter took UP
rear line four miles from Wilmington.
but was so ho,Iy pursued by Terry that
they could send no troops to the west
side. On tina, side the rebels made &
stand behind earth " orks; but on The 20sh
Cox crossed his troops below on haboats
threw them on their rear, and took " O
guns and three hundred prisoners.
Our captures, including Fort Anderson,
amount to seven hundred prisoners aud
thirty guns.
The citizens stated tha! the rebels burn-
ed one thousand bales Of cotton and fifteen
thousand barrels Of resin.
The Union feeling showed itself OUT
quite strongly in the city.
Terry folio ed iloke northward.
(Signed, B. ID. CoMsToCK
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Later From Charleston.

New York, Feb q
The steamship Memphis, which lef,
Charleston the 2lst, reports that the ma
tional flag was floating over the city and
all the forts in the harbor. Gen Gilmore 4
headquarters we're established in the CITY.
The folts, which remain in good condi
ton, are Of most formidable CHARACTER
Two hundred guns, spiked, but Otherwise
unin iured, fell into the hands Of The ma
tional forces. Abou. 6,00Q bales Of cot,
ton We're burned by the rebels before .hey
left, but it is believed that large quantities
of ii, as also OF tobacco, are concealed in
the houses.
Just before The national corp, entered
the city, The rebei guard were busy in
plundetlng and firing the houses.
None but the poor ipbs5itpnss remain,
ed in the city after i;s Abandonment, the
wealthy leaving it beloie or with The rebel
army.
The new blockade running steamship
Deer, with cargo Of liquors, was captur-
ed III the harbor on the night of!he 18Th
while running up toward the ci'y, being
entirely Ignorant of The change in affair.
there.
1t is said tha. the ga'rsous from the
fo:ts and crew from sbe rebel gunboass II
Charleston harbor were sent TO Whining
ton, y. G.
The Richmond .Seafnet Of last FRIDAY
had report that Gen. Grant was again
Inassing On the Vaughan road.
Richmond papers are barren OF news
concerning Shsrman's movements o.
Whereabouts. Thew are very bosstfuI il
tone, and appear orfident in their proph
ecies. OF his overw helming defeat The,
say his doom may be looked upon a
seale,I
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New York, f

New York, Feb. 27
The Nero|ds Jaues river co.respen.
ien' states that Gen, Lee has gone south
ward to couduct the operations of nppos-
ing Sherman, leaving Gen. Joe Johnston
in command at Richmond and Petersburg.
A large part of the rebel army around
Richmold d had Oh Saturday last been ur-
Ter marching orders for several davs. aud
considerable number of rebel troops Is
believed to have been dispatched TO op-
pose Sherman
Reports Of Lees design to shortly ahsn.
Ion Petersburg aud Richmond are tepea..
ed, and deserlers now add, ,ha. notice has
been gwen By him to the people Of the
former place. to have ,heir tobacco and
other stores removed within four cays.
They say also, that nearly all the artillery
has been taken from tie Petersburg bat.
teries. only suficieu: being left 10 keep
Up appearances.
ueavv artillery practice. continuing for
several houra, was INDUCED in on Thurs.
lay by the enemy in from; Of fesersbn,g.
The casualties, however, were few, and
the firing appears to have had no resul! OF
Importance.
Rebel deserters are rou,iug INTO he
Union lines at the rale Of over one hun
dred daily. A large proportion now
bring with them their arms srd equip
ments, and ;he cavaIrymon bring in their
horses. Since The fall Of Charleston,
South Carolina troops in large numbers
have Joined the deserving thrUng.
Gen. Singleton and Judge hughes, en-
route from Washington to Richmond, ar
rived a, City Point on Saturday iast.
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How Pryor was released.

The National In::higencer gives lie
following version of the rslea,a of Roger
a. Pr, or : Dispatches Of SGT 'arlav to the
evenln. papess Of rhe northern cities state
that ,ho ,sesi,ieH; ha' ordered the release
oi Genera !.oesr a. Pryor from Tort ls
fayal!e. With directions !or hiIo 10 report
TO Colonel ForHey, IN this city. We ha'o
reasons 10 believe (ha: lbe above rfpon
is true DisiircuisAsl Gentlemen Of th"
eGito,isl fra,erni Y. ho.h republican and
democratic, urged lis liberation, and Mr..
lincon 10 moment Of good nature
wrote he order for hs gelrssp, adding
jocose'y thai General Pryor should re-
port 10 Col. Forney. II will be remAm-
bered that Col. Forney ant. General iry
or were formerly associate ediIors Of lie
Union newspaper, under ihe proprietor>
ship OF Gen. Armstrong. and with them
vas Hon. Charles Eames, now solicitor of
the navy department. and N:liianl.h.
OveT!on. Esq, since deceased. This
strong editorial staff succeeded A J. Dom
elson, E.q who, for while, wss leading
editor OF the Union, having succeeded the
veteran Thomas Eitchie.'
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Fer County Judge,
GEORGE w. BARKER.
County Judge.


The undersigned, Democratic County
Com mittee, al session on the Isl inst,
resolved that i. was ipespediens TO put
the people Of the county to the troca's Of
holding caucuses and conventions for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for
County Judge, and believing tia. the
election Of Judicial of, ers should be kept
apart from politics as far as practicable,
hereby recommend Hon. GEORGE ".
BARKER to lhe electors Of The county
Believing Judge BARRIER TO be allie, hon.
est, and upright, we trus. our action will
be sanctioned by the people at tile polls.
JOSEPH Villas,
q. DAIMLER,
b 5. IORRIGAN,
JACOB GRIMM,
JERE CROWLEY.
Democratic County Committee.