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NOTICE.

A Meeting "f the Stockholders Of the
Hancock Mutual Insurance Company.
will be- held a, the Office of ,he,Seereary
an Tuesday Dec IS 1855 a, 9 o'clock r.
NJ. lot the purpose Of acting .n the ques.
ton Of closing up the business oil the
Company and any other subj.c, thai may
Come b-inre the meeting.
CHARLES K. TiLDEN Sec'y.
Casfine Nov 20 1855
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THE ScHOOLFELLOW,

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LUNG COMPLAINTS are very dangerous,
and those suffering from them should
Use Devines' Compound Pitch Lozenge.,
pleasant and sure remedy. Sold every.
vbere-25 cents q bog,
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CMr. ALBERT ROBINSON will remove
into his new store on Monday next, where
we understand he will open very large
and well selected stock Of Goods, purchased
expressly to supply the wants of customers
in this vicinity. A more detailed notice
next week. See his advertisement in
another column.
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Samuel Moves, Esq, of Casiine, the vet
eran ship-builder, on Tuesday evening on
the steamer Daniel Webster, on his way
hither, to make contracts for timber for his
ship.building. fell from the pomenade deck
TO the main deck, near the pilot house, and
was so badly injured that he was unable
to walk. He chartered one Of the steam.
Jugs from this place to take him over to
Castine We understand that Master
Noycs has contracted for seven ships to be
built by him. belfast Journal. 80
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Suspected Murder and 70 bbery.
NEw YoRK. Nov "a.


The schooner Endora from this port
bound east has been lying anchored for
the last four OF five days. between this
city and Har, Islands, above Hurisa,e -
Last night she was discovered TO be
sunk, and the cook. negro, who came
ashore from her, On being ques,,one 1
could orly state ,h.t the captain ard
mate he'd left the vessel previousl, =
This story being doubted the man was
detained. His clothes were marked with
blood. In his pncke, were three poke,
books containing 10 os 50 doiisrs. II is
supposed that he murdered The captain
and mate for the purpose of rob berry. and
then scut,ied the vessel. The schooner
lies in about six or seven fee, OF water al
low tide.
The EUROPEAN SYSTEM of Hotels is rap
idly becoming popular in this country
Dooley's Merchants Exchange Hotel. was
the first in Boston. and it's central location
makes it the general resort of business men
from all parts, saving them much time and
expense. See his card in this paper.
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The tear of loving girl, says Moeser
from the German, is like dew-drop on
the rose but that on the cheek Of wife is
drop of poison to her husband. Try to
appear cheerful and contented, and your
husband will be so; and when you have
made him happy, you will become so in
reality. The skill required is not so great.
Nothing hatters a man so much as the hap
piness of his wife j; he is always proud Of
himself as the source Of il.
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OA ship is evidently most afec.
iioHare creature. and when she wants a
"m,te." when she - ship Of
great SIZE tsighs y when she is tender to
moa O. .Uar; when she hugs the
wind" when she runs down for a
smack" when she is after a consost !"
or when she 10 attaeisi to q buoy may
be said 10 b in love.
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Messrs. DIX Il EpwARp. take occasion
In announce that, with the beginning Of
the New Year. the wei!-knGwn Magazine
Tor Boys and Girls.
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INDIAN EXHIBITION.

Last Monday snd Tuesday evenings, our
e'tiseus were favored with a genuine Native
American exhibition, by Matamora, the eel
ehratei Indian prophet, and his troupe Of
Oiihe~ay lndisn.. The representation OF
their manners AMI customs were Iife-like
and interesting. Ma;anors plays the
character OF Yankee. even better than Il
fanke, can DO it himself
They have y camp IN this vicinity
where, IN eorpsay with, some other In.
d,ans they intend passing the winter
Ms amoTa and has tssaps wiil visit The
different t'wns in :his part II. the STATE.
~hese VIZ trnst liberal paironsge vi |
~ exi.nded ,o the representatives Of n
pace mich't nation which has dwindled
aTsy before the march o! e,vilizat,on.
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WANTED! NA\Tr.D!:

1 GIVE. lNrkLlie.Nr ANU ENTER
y rsl.,Nc Yor>e MEN in every pass
Of the State OF Maine. to engage in sell.
my the "''st valuable and popular l., Of
Books ever offered 10 the pubic.
Money getting more plenty every day
Business !. y"d, Farmers are selling
the" produce fs good prices. and coop
Books never were selilns better than a,
the present tnnr.
Oar list embraces works from the be-,
Authors To the world. and includes the
celebrated works Of T. S. Arthur, the sale
Of which alone will enable an Apen, 10
make more money with the outlay. than
any oiher business IN which he can en-.
gage
NOW is THE fIAE TO COMMENCE.
Fur circular g,ms full particulars ad-
dress.
l. p. CROWN Il Co. Publishers.
Nv % 81 Cmnh,li Boston.
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rRe sure Ia read ,he advertisement
- Yoes & inHnas They have the
larse-i anl n.-t stock Of every thing in
.ae "Siete s,os. hrc." Of airy similar
..urs In TITS pas, Of the State.
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liex,~arr ny A Boy - At II .iifaY. ".
s. oh INST, tNn culored BOYS named
Jol,n atg.rs aud WIN. Lee, aged respect
is~'y lfsnd - y-ear., were returning
i,,,r rrto.i. ~hen dispute arose from
srn.e uis'nc ere sa,ssance upon which
Roger. "a maias,,, with pen knife
s.abbed Lrs IN the left breast. winch
senetee,ina The hsan.. caused nissan,
d,.sih A vszilct Of .'manslsuar' ,rn
yass, acd a.uiess the murderer.
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a softly cushioned chair, by a warm coal fire,
in the city of New York, and, after having
seen representation Of METAMoRA at the
Theater, the night before, to work ones self
into fne frenzy about the wrongs of the
poor Indian; but let Mr.. GuEELY, or any
other champion of the Indian, go out upon
the frontiers, aud see that the lives of the
whites are only tenancies held at the will Of
the red man let him have his scalp re-
moved, his horses stolen, his wife or children
killed let him be walked up at the dead
hour Of the night, by the war-whoop and
we warrant he will not be quite so philan-
thropic in future.
The lives of the Indians are 40 doubt pre-
cious-but 30 are the lives of the whites
While We are vindicating the cause of tho
Indian, let Us not forget the cause of the
white man.
This newspaper upou General HAIR
SEY is as unjust as it ia foolish. Mr.. GREELT
aud his frierds did not wait until they had
heard reliable account of the fight; hut
commenced immediately, a. soon as the first
rumors had arrived. However, it is in per-
feet keeping with the previous course Of the
editor of the Tribune. He is constantly
seeking somebody's cause to fight; and. ike
his prototype, DoE QuIxorE, he generally
comes ont OF the battle appearing more ridic-
ulous than when he poised his lance.
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The Harvey Massacre.

The New York Tribune, and host Of
lesser lights throughout the country. have
been administering castigation to General
HAaxEY. for the late inhuman las they call
it, massacre of the Sioux Indians. They
have represented the General as an inhuman,
blood-thirsty monster, and charge him with
ruthIessly numbering band Of harmless alb
brightness who were anxious for peace. Let
us see how far the facts in the case will bear
them out in these statements.
In the first place, General HABsET, as gal
liant a soldier as ever lived, so far from being
n blood-thirsty monster and a HAYsAU, as
Mr.. GREEDY has been pleased to call him, is
an exceedingly kind and humane gentleman,
and almost woman in delicscy Of feeling.
In the second place, this same band Of Peace-
seeking Indians are thieving, man-killing,
woman-scalping set of rascals. who have iu-
tested the enigrant track for number OF
years, and have killed and stolen whenever
they have had an opportunity. If they met
body of troops superior to them, they were
peace and meekness personifed but let
them come across a few defenceless emf
grants, who had anything worth taking, and
these Sioux gentlemen were out in their war
paint ready to kill and scalp them.
We are very apt to look at the Indians
through the veil Of romance, and imagine
them to be the Chevaliers BAYARD of the
Forest; and Mr.. GREEDY, whose knowledge
Of them has been obtained from novels, dra-
matte representations, and wooden images in
front Of cigar shops. has dealt ont his hctions
concerning them as facts.
The Indians have no idea Of tho power OF
the whites; even those who visit the States
dare not tell their people when they return
home, the real facts, for fear of being consid-
cred liars or bewitched They imagine that
all the United States troops are those quarter
ed at the few scattered forts on the frontier,
and that no more can be raised. While they
labor under such a mistake il is very natural
that they should so on numbering, stealing
and scalping. The drubbiDg which General
Harvey has given the Sioux will prove sal
uLary lesson TO oil Of tho Indians, it zill
show them that they cannot rob AID murder
with IMMUNITY. The news Of this battle will
spread Ike wildfrs ihroughOuithe whole To.
dian country. ard viii teach .he Indians thai
their Great Father at Washington can rais'
enough soldiers to chsstise them wheneve
they need thrashing. General Harvey acted
perfectly right in not sparing then-had h'
done 50, similar scenes to the Grattau massa
ere and the cutting off Of tho mail trail
would have been repeated. He has PROVED
ed himself benefactor both to the Indian
and the Whites AID we venture to predic
that after this for soms time at least, we vii
hear less OF difficulties in the Indian coun
try"
Its doubtless very pleasant to sit dowp il
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I,ife and Times of lewis casG

A work under the above title, edited by
WI 6. SNrrH, of Buffalo, is now ready for
the press, and will he issued, we are informed,
in about three weeks.
From the prospectus which has been laid
upon our table, we are made satisfied that
the forthcoming book will be one of the most
interesting and valuable productions of the
dav. It will embrace not only Biography
of one Of the greatest Statesmen Of our ma
ton. but also embody an account of the
thrilling events through which Gen. CAss, as
a party, has passed, and which justly de-
serve q prominent place in the history Of our
country. In this department review will
be given Ct the settlement of the North
West TeTritory-tho Indian Wars and Trea-
ties-the organization of Michigan, and
many similar affairs, which cannot fail to in
terest the Western reader.
The part LEWIS CAss has performed as
a Statesman in our national councils, will
necessarily render 4 work Of the kind in
question one Of great Importance to the poll
tician. and to all who desire knowledge OF
the nsodus operondi which characterize the
origin and execution of our Government af-
fairs. The Hero of the work under review
has been esteemed-with great justice too
a pillar in the Democratic party. Those who
follow, whether Democrats or not, will be al.
ways glad to have his LIFE AND TINES before
them as book of reference, in which they
may find the cause Of tho success, through
half century, of a man whose wisdom and
patriotism have done as much for our naiioI
as any Of those sages, fast passing away
whom wo associate with the formation Of tn
character of our Government
Mr.. JAMES W. GAYLORD has taken thu
Agency for the sale of the LIFE AND TINE
OF LEWIS Cas-, in the State of Indiana, ant
will make bis headquarters in Indiana poli'
where he may be seen or addressed. Til
price of the book is IS copy.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NV OAK. Oct. 20.
DAE STR: The market for Flour and Grain has ru,.d
steady during The week, closing somewhat IRE eulsr m
DOR the influence OF the Steamers news.
We quote common State nour at 81 50QS J5S; Tx.
ira do IS 56a5 IS: Common Ohio and Michigan 81 s1
g ose' Extra do ss eco IS; Extra Genne~ee 50 50
glo %, southern - q SlO 50 far 20 kxtra
canadian - Sc99 s7k. Rye aOur Sea- Corn Meal
- eI,sSS z hh. -'''
WHEaT Is lower and dull with sslcs of Rel outheyp
at 100 @sSs; White sia4Si5c Red Western nciudIne,
Illinois aud Wisconsin l53leS= Canadian SleI n 9Is
Rye 100. Corn 93cdefc Oats i6G5Oc
PRovIsioss-dess Pork s23R23 50 Prime do SO 81
sssl; Prime Mess Sal 50. Bect--Couniry Mes si3 q,
u; 10 Prime Sll 5o9l2; repscked Chicago Indiana
DC, SIG IS97 az Prime Mess s2Sa25: Beef Hams
Sl7dls 20. Dressed H.-gs 9SG9Yc; Live Hogs : x q,
i&e y b. Lard lls al2kc.
bUTTER-Strctly choice dairics sell readily NJ s3e
iair slce2l &c; prime fall made s3d xlc: Ohio snd
Penn. l6GlTc, choice Ind, IN. aud Wis lsa iae
CHEESE 99lok for stsie, and 9a9Se Ger ohio.
Esos 2lc . dor.
FRrrl-Dred Apples are wanted at GSaBEc: do
Plums ~ glfc; reaches lie D n
sksD-Cioyer e%sllc y n; Timothy 50 ,s1S .
ocsiel' Flax Seed 81 lub2 i . boshel-
hsASs-w bite have advanced and would sell quick al
"a 2k bushei II choice 50 IS and In brisk demand
Hors-oid $50, new lsEl4c 2 h.
kespcctfuliy, youn.
BENNETT & BRohAw,
Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 4 Front street
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FINE LocoNoTIvE.-We saw Yesterday, upon
the Jacksonville Rail Road, most beautiful
md fuely finished Locomotive, from the cell
ebrated establishment of WM Mason & Co.,
Taunton, Mass. The Locomotive is named
the StIitdr0; she is a first Glass engine, with
six foot drivers" and all the recent i'm
provements- She runs milo inside of a
minute, and ia under the supervision Of that
excellent engineer and clever gentleman, Mr..
CHAT. NICHOLS. with the prince Of good fell
lows and model Of conductors, BOB McGLL,
as captain" Of the train. The Jefferson
Vile road has now some of the finest engines
Of any road in the State, and under the PR
sent excellent management Is doing daily
increasing business.
We know OF no road in the State whose
connections are made with more certainty
and promptness, nor one which can boast !.
better sett OF Officers and attachees- Til,
state of affairs is the result OF the excelleul
:. stem adj pte.l by the SUPPLEMENTARY, NJ
A P. 'sBoRSE, than hon 10 better railroa.
manager, or clever gentleman hives in Hoosier-
dom,
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6sIsgrapIhir 9ispatrhfs.
EXCLUSIVELY For THE SENTINEL
Prom New Orleans.
~ OrLrAN. o.

The Black Warrior has srrive.I from Havana
with dates 10 tbe l7th inst. She bring, uDsll-
ing Of importance
Is er intel.ig, nee from Texas states tina
Ward, Democrat. was chosen To Congress froln
the EASTERN District, boy official count.
Capt. CalIahsn had another hght with the
Mrxicans aud Indians. during which the Town
Of Piedras Negras was burnt
1t was reported that hr had returned lea San
Antonio for reinlurermen'- T,eFe We're aiso
rumOrs that large number- If rhe eis-my hah
crosss-d 10 The lekas side ui .. Rio Grande.
AT a meeting he 4 al SAD Aui"nio. il NC, re-
immediately for serr.cs.
The Texas deb, bill was drfcate.i a. tie lat,
election in Texas The majority sgain-t & va
5000
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PUBLIC SALE OF
swamp Lands in Orange Co.

oTrfcE OF Aro<roR og OR2seE Co..t
Psoil, Aug. Z, lass.
pursuance Of the provisions Of an act entitled
Act TO regulate the ale Of tbs Swamp Lands, doout
y the Cat States 20 tns state OF Indiana TO pro-
vac or so draining and reclaiming thsrso In sccod-
With the, ondltion Of said grant approved M
~ is5e snc the several acts supplsuleii thersso APP
proved Jone IL, ieJ2, and March is53 tssrs viii s.
offered al pubic SALE ut thu Court Hosse In the Town
q Paoli, Tho Iolow1Dg swamp L.nps, lying and being
10 me SID county o. Orange. ssasssd folo~s ,o-w
being the W y Of ssc lon y.
la township, Nc, !. South OF Range West, 90 scrrs
being the T. - OF > e a of section II.
the sale VIII "a the Nave,,f..~
RAJ At Ton ociock In tho forenoon and Do Continued
from day 10 day uu all The lands are offered The
dftiors OF sale are Gosh.
sept 2 vts Audilnr o..
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Above we hevc ouly given LIST u he cush prizes az
would ocenpy too much space here give descrl-
non OF The entire scbeme, including Real Estate which
Ia itself amounts TO sl50yp0. full and complete de-
srpon Of the Va tous prizes will 10 fund IN our cir
culsrs which viii 30 scot postage FREQ 70 any pa II the
tnirei states, 10 any who may dc-.re them. Agents
wsoed 10 whom Will bo gtvcu 20 per ceut on all slc
and NE following remiams viz: Totbe Agent who shall
dispose OF mo GREATEST number az shares. belwee ths
and the day or drawing, will give S2sU in American
gold 70 the I'd SIito, To the 81 s7OI
ne alh $500, 10 the 6 s4ov 7th $50 % the eih
SsOO, 10 the 9th SlUO.
Persons wishing 10 engage In the sale OF shares by fur
nishing me with Recommendation signed by the Post
Master or some other we'll known responsible person.
viii ~ furnished with tickets, documeu is, &c.
Address all orders 10
W. a. b. ADAMS, Principal
Ogden, Hen ~ County. Indsaoa-
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dALApkLfHlA, Oct %.
On Thursday last a SERIOUS rot occurred II,
Wa'wick, Cecil county, Maryland. between III.
villagers and party of railroad laboreis who
had come 10 the village to bury deceased coul-
radc at the Catholic chapel.
THY applied at a store for liquor, and tn,
storr-ke, per refusing, a fight ensued, DURING
winch Que was struck the head with a
weight. causing instant death The laborers
thu attacked the store. when the villagers bea
them off, iuficIing injuries that caused the
death of four of the laborers.
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Young America VS.. old Fogeyism.' p


Under the aOcve caption. the New Albany
7ri5sns kas continued. from number to num-
Der, its discussion upon the position
occupied BIZ the editor of the Sertts-
ne, as conuastsd with that Of some of the
"Fashsrs Of the Republic" among whom
many venerable persoAAges arc cited by name.
The pressure of matter relating TO the pro-
gress of the State iii has so fIIed our col
umns, as to plsce it out of our power to give
Mr.. GzEGs the attention which we feel it
our duty to pay to bis puerile argument and
his falsifcstion of history. In the course Of
two OF three days our files tri7 Be cleared, at.
ter Which ws propose to devote just Pace
enough to the Tribune to prove that its editor
has either naalici0uslg nisrepresented US, and
perverted history, or most stupidity Numbered
upon assertions Of which he will have good
reason hereafter 10 be ashamed.
However, il will be an easy matter for Mr.
GREeG TO erasc1 out Of any of his i'ldisere-
fions, for which he is unable to offer the
apology of youth, BIZ attributing the author
ship Of the blunder to his innocent and
uasaspscting "LocAL" About once week,
the Tribune is driven to tho humiliating ne
csssity of GLIDING responsibility for its pub
lished editorials, By the pitiable subterfuge
we have mentioned-a Characteristic instance
of which IS exhibited in number Of that
paper now before US, where Nj. G.. endeavors
to dodge the ro-acting effect of the declara-
ton, that, 10 matter scbos may Be the principles
at issue IN Ne coming contest, he can say for
himself and has house, .. He'cM servs SAM"
Dir. GRECO, however, is growing old, and
it's. perhaps, ungenerous in rs to hold him
to a too strict accountability for his frequent
presunlPtions upon what seems to him the ere
dulity and ignorance of the public.
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Fr.m 81. Lou,s.

IT. Io'fS UT. =.
Returns from ali the counti.., IN klusas ,,..v
the following result; Whitfield. 1885,: Red
Sc
The election of the 9 h inst, PASSED oil eu;e
ly.
at Leavenworth CITY. Reeder "a $50 votes;
at Lawrence. rs, Obtaining in two precincts
twice The numb eas' f,r Whi'n Id
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CcTWe understand that some of our fu-
sion friends allegs that the main cause OF the
result of the election last week, SO far as
Judge was concerned, was that the people
thought at would be pity to take Mr. Orth
away from his extensive and successful prac-
tice at the bar for the sake of comforting upon
him an Office which John Petit says will not
support a small family" Perhaps the opin-
ion thus expressed is a correct one?--Lofay-
.sIs American.
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0TOne Of our exchange papers, speaking
Of the candidates fcr the Legislature in one Of
Soil, and T. Ii. Dye the Know-Nothing cam
didste. So, with tho voters. we suppose. il
will be Root, Hogg or Dye, and no mistake
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o. The following poem accidently ap
peared in our columns, a few days since, with
out having undergone careful reading of the
proof, and contained, as a consequence, many
typographical errors We To-publsh 1t again
in Justice to the author