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LAUScuED-At Bath 10th inst, from the yard of
J P Morse, Esq, superior Al oak ship Of about
100 tons, called the GENERAL BUTLER owned by
P Morse Bros, and to be commanded by Capt
| Wood of Bath. The General Butter has been
chartered by Government as transport, to carry
Col MeClusky's Regiment, the "Maine Fifteenth"
to Ship Island. Report says several large ships
are going to Bath to take on board the cavalry
regiment and horses
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Tooth aud Ear Ache are among the complaints f9r
which H4aneicsi's Teiu .boiJHe Is adapted. by APP
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ttloriuc 1ourual.

MISSING VESSEL The brig Forest, of Cherry
field. sid from st Johns, +, Nov 3, 1861, fer
Yor6 since then nothing has been heard from
her. The was built at Gouldsboro in 1874, lAl
tons, rated Az, and was owned by Campbell, OF
Cherryfcld -
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Eh Eisgcuea,

Made from English Beaver; cut very deep AMI
full skirt, with flowing sleeves heavily trimmed
up and down aud around deep pointed uncut vel
vet collar, with lappelis in front trimmed with
velvet, and velvet buttons. One of the richest
aud most elegant garments Of the season.
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water Proc. s2cpcIIant Cioalks,

great variety, large and small with and with
oht sleeves; all new styles, Also great variety
Of almost every style to be found.
Having m arrangement with one of the largest
Cloak Establishments in Nav England, VIZ are
able to have all the styles as out, to sell
on commissions, which enables us to keep up .
full s:yck at all times.
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Tho Eudora:

Made from a Doeskin, and cut half circular,
rich silk collar, and trimmed on each side with
silk cable braid and velvet buttons. 1t is decid
odly neat Cloak, and one that VIC are selling
CHEAP
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

course, delivered on luesuay c'ehihS ny " III
I. Parker. Esq. was an excellent production.
1t was able, instructive and entertaining, and
was delivered in a very pleasing manner.
The subject was Education, or the Ped
arocue," aud the speaker illustrated it by a
concise historical review of the various sys-
TENS Of education pursued by many of the
nations of antiquity, and of the present day
His comparison between the free system of
education adopted by our fathers, and the
restrictive and exclusive system OF other ma
tons, was eloquent aud forcible.
70 attempt any report would DO doing in
Justice to the lecturer and we will only add
that he had the strict and unwcaricd atten-
ton of his large and intelligent audience for
nearly an hour, and at the close was greeted
with hearty applause. REPORTER.
Mr. EDITOR Il am rather patient man
and am also inclined to favor the largest
kind of liberty but the rude kind exhibit
ed by score of boys ard girls on the back
seats at Lords Hall on Tuesday evenings,
is rather moro than can fully endorse 1t
is to be regretted, when so much interest is
taken in the lectures, and civil people with
enc accord, have manifested such COM
mendable zeal in sustaining them in all ways,
that few tboughtlcss and rude boys, and |
am sorry to say, girls too, will make that
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ana We are harry 10 remark that their ser
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Gpctiol Notices.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

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\ Medical Fact.

- " "a suffering under a!i.iciian anu,
y 49, A..s II -4nsh3 r. give HHtrtn,
That thu, Who heed, receive u1 Na1uf
TWAS HERIu. K.
u FI-s pill. are mild. yda %, 4 upi fear,
From fat disease y9tsr IS stem clear,
VIZ Vii you -uI-r from yetr to year.
ASKS lfEiRUK.
l- w Strengthening pastsrs will ease g0Rt pain,
TIe pre- : So small rail can't conn tam,
fristhe millions sid that eIye- ths gain
70 lI.KRcE.
II ~ 5 fr5.ld 90 an the rit4s-tte peer
lis rurlCI5F- .tsIit tu 4oity very door
And when th.y gone IA -oa,i you more
SAYS 1iaaHis h.
ll,rticA. rjls and Psters startl- communities by
l,-.f ,ulrriul cures. sid ny ali dealers
see advertisement. ]! %
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I 80, L. .,,;aI l
The Washington corresnondon, If ,ho
vi m,
''''' oe''' "'ies'eu Us aspy,
ana held IN custody at Fort Mciienry.
M.,xr Uopsr. ha ~, -.
4,ooo horses Tor the war. They cost Sl04
a piece on the average.
- ne luscarora had lett Southampton
! and the Nashville had been ordered to leave.
SO it was rumnred
-The yalue of the munitions Of nov
s,...,, :; 1.,,;,n,
- camp "uiouus "
SOL
means OF raising revenue. One great adj
vantage 1t Will possess Is that persons need
not pay 1t unless they chews.-JebrSonidn.
;,
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you u, !oN,a Always F'' nis !" hi'n ~. OF
JUL a., w pa"' nl'a"'n ny So
pray :, ''a"'' 'Hey never nave any
point
:, 1 IN eNc.a"sg :, says ~: irn'.' iscrowd-
ora 49, ~ n,,,x ,o ",I -, WV
al, - - wv ~
Tg-lt is claimed by frieeds Of Gen. Fro
mont that the plan Of campaign in the West
recently announced rs Gen. Slgel's is pre-
cscly that which Fremont had marked out
and was preparing To put into execution
when lie was relieved.
SAILING OF THE kEARsacE.-The L. 5.
steam sloop kearsagc sailed from Portsmouth
,annr, ;a,,nJ"rS,' ,ad 49, ,h 80 T l.aeu,
will cndeavor to pav its special resrect. to
the rrisateer Sumter. Edward Z. PrebIe,
who goes as SAILING Master OF her, is grand
son son u ON fV0''' anu Is oh'y - years
TIE FFftING Forney writes to the
Philadelphia. Press as follows:
= gather from authentic sources enough
to convince me That the people OF the South
down ,bair lca1.rs and tbd,r d.ceiy,r =, In IN
Richmond tho L.,t;Iitv ~ tha cbisfs IF s.
!. =, Li,t,r ~ ,L,,, az, ~ c.,r ar
tb..;r I;ves and in renncs-,, the tiIc i
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~ f',r.@. ,re,erts n,,,,I,r ov,I1sion RIO
J.t. IF r.iE.,,in., is Ia,i Iy ,f,,rn,..bin., :,
~ "tt5"t'' III 81 iitH1fFS - eaiiad u
Tue a9'tft'S ,t'7ii' u '''' i,''i Hah",'etur'
lhS - """' ~ No'"','- VI n''''
thi1teihes t,ilh l" hh'" "n'Ft - oar,ih
III DIST Ter 'ii@.F at tue lowest pre- ihlS
eaHla'y u'tn't'Etuff an Tue h,Sat S''i 't2"
the ny 81 ~" lolh e"'o ury ino''tt ,"'
ne"uet' anu AZ pFies lar "'io" any o'aer
ieFti''<er IN inc n'AFHe'' ihfS nave N''l' III
satrysStHi operation Tor - years Win a ''2n-
Stanty increasing tenant "h'cA Is SUN
cent test Of tiss '"i9f 81 tAeif f9lIrette.
~ Ne"hnryport, tAias'lehHsett9 p1'
pr says that RESIDENT OF that ri4te has re-
entity changed ms residence from NSwbury
% y "2"rI port 'at III 'slt2 s''i move
9at oi tie house or ehnnse thins IN tt
There is anoth+T house similarly ntuAtci. III
which tile Owning Tue 9i the towns runs
through h'5ir22m occupied nv 4 MN and
hts VII aud TN hea i situated - That tn,
nan sl"ef7 IN tle town Wt*ra he F9t'S, and
tts Htie sleeps !" IAe tty.
! G#te ll,r.-A volunteer and ssne ctr
6eHs VIZ talking alteat the var. II Etmtfa,
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pay ng employment respectable persoAs uithoht
msaas-we can also inform respectable persons F"t
means where they can Invest these tunes wh pos
iyo certainty If large gains. send an addressed en-
yeoIrs aud letter stamp fer retuTu postage to
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The Mountaineer /:

Made from English Melton Cloth. half circular,
lap seams, heavily trimmed on the shoulders with
silk cable trimming terminating with two heavy
tassels on each sdc with collar OF same cloth
richly trimmed with cable braids. full and
warm winter cloak
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The American to Clubs,

We mako the following liberal offer to all new
subscribers and such old ones as will pay all ar
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One copy and copy of Stock Journal 2,2o
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Ehc Russian Robe,

Made from sbag Beaver, with jacket sleeves;
trimmed WIKI velvet, ana .,et buttons. Got up
for storm OF winter cloak
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DOMESTIC PORTS

MACurAsPoRr. Ar 30th, schs Dresden, Grant
Boston Sd, Cruso, Steel, Boston
Sid Sd, sch Carroll, Grocler, Matauzas.
10 port, schs Margaret, for West Indies load
cd Garland, for do ldg.
LUBEc.--Sld 3lst, brig Alice Maud, (new) e.
gett Portland.
PORTLAND 4th, sch J N NJ Brewer, -
Eastport.
Ar 9Th, brig Jessie Gilkey (ncw, go tons) Gill
key, f and from Buckspnrt.
Cid 9th, brig Anna D Torrey, Griffin, Cuba.
Ar Ith brig J II Crowley, Driskc, Cardenas /;
Winyaw, Wyman, Boston sch Panama, Fuller
ton Boston for Ellsworth.
Cid sth. brig Alice Maudc, (now, of Eastport,)
Edgott. Cardenas.
BosroS.-Ar 18th, sch AgricoIa. lIcrrick, Eliza.
bethport
SALEH.--Ar ith briggs ] 4 II Crowley, Drisko
Cardonas, last from Gloucester for Portland; Char
lena, Means Winyaw, Wyman, aud Nathl Ste
vens, Eaton all from Boston, last from G Gloucester
for Portland schs Martha Nickels, Tabbutt Bos-
ton for Machias ; Citizen, Wallace, do for Port
Ian; 9th, Abby Gale Cunning ham, do for Belfast
Sid 9Th, brig Wiuyaw.
sid 9Th, brigs J 4 II Crowley. Charlona. and
Nathl Stevens ; schs Martha Nckels Abby Gale,
saxon Citizen, and others bound T..
Ar sth, sch T0mah, of Eastport Anderson New
York.
NEW / 9Rk.-Er at1, sea \ / antau2zi, wooster
Eastport
Ar 9TH. brig Judith somcs, Raymond, Cardcnas
Ar 18th, brig Handy, Handy, Matanzas.
Cid sth, brig Machias. Sloppy, Nnevitas.
Ar 10th, big Lincoln, Means havana
Cid 10th, sch Palmetto, Brasdon, Garieuas.
WIvrEnrosr.-Ar sth, sch I J Cummings, Ian
sill, Castine
HoLsEs' HoLF AR :. brig Sarah Peters, Cal.
BARREN, Cuba, q tn ult for Boston waltham
Clark, une.
GtoraEsrrR.-Ar lst, sehs Anvil Whnlcn New
York for Enstport ia sbcas Nutter Boston for
Machjas.
Ar eth, sch Mary f Gage, Drsko, Addison
ErGARrowN.-Sld 6. sehs Anvil, Whaen, Port
Land Hattie, Cram, PASSPORT.
PHILADELPHIA AR Sd, sch Eben Sawyer, Ira
coy. Eastpnrt.
cid 'th, brig VIM NJ bod :c, Anderson, Rio Jau-
Gro.
BALTIMORE ed ith, schs Flora King. Mcfar-
land, and ; Il King, Fountain, Philadelphia
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The Empress Cloak:

This Is a Cloak mado from fine English Tricott
Cloth, the back is laid in large box plat in tho
centre, arranged as to be French sack
or half Basquenc richly trimmed with silk Cable
Brads and Heavy Tassals, silk quilted collar and
aImhoes surrounded with the same, very full
skirt, long and gcnteel.
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Sleighs Sleighs !

faNlE snb-cribers have Just finished some
sleigh. Of new pattern, made of best ma
teIial, and IN 4 tasty manner.
cali At shopon WATER II, ndexamine-
REMISSION Il TOW Err.
EIlsN nth, Dec. llth. Il
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New ClOakS!
November and December
5TXIE5
Just Received By Express

Am Consignment, large invoice of New Style
" Cloaks, which are ordered to close out at
BOSTON PRICES, among which may be found
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NOTICE.

w I have left our accounts with J. b. 0,caop
w Al the Telegraph Office, for immediate
10 expense will be made upon bIi!
due, ii settled at once.
BLACK q. FOSTER.
Ellsworth, Oct l7tt, POI. 2tf
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Homo lectures

r4c Tenth Lecture Of the Course will te de-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-14

DA young miss of our city, whose
requirements are rather beyond her four
summers, was a few days since repeating
the catechism at her mothers knee. In
response to the question, " What did God
create 2" she said The earth, the sun, the
moon, the stars-and stripes.-Betfast
Journal
The New York herald., 1862-04-22

(loQK SIT TUATION WANTED. BY A RESPECTABLE
" Protestant woman; understands cooking baslng and
lasiJ ss spent 20 n the State Of New The
Aast esni ~ n'hs 10 Europe good reference " required
-APi3J a. zl5 Iih Avi be.WeeD 2itb aud s5Ih u.s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

oensurs on the Secretary Of the Navy. We
had more things to contend with than seees-
sion, and one was the eternal croaking and
complaining on the part Of pretended friends
OF the Government, sometimes without rea-
son.
Wilkinson said II was a question whether
the Secretary Of the Navy was TO be intrust
ed with a large amount Of money; be was
unwilling TO do 1t after what had passed; he
did not believe Secretary Welles an honest
man, or in this emergency of the country he
would not have permitted the treasury to be
robbed for the purpose Of enriching family
connections. He cared not who the man
was or what position he occupied, he would
lift up his hand against corruption and
wrong now and hereafter.
Mr.. Doolittle said he had advised the
Naval Committee to call on the Secretary of
the Navy for an explanation.
Mr.. Bale said that when he wanted ad-
vize he would call for it.
Mr.. Wilson, by consent, introduced a res
Olution that the Secretary OF the Navy be
requested to inform the Senate Of the facts
in regard to the employment of George B.
Morgan to purchase vessels, ard the amount
Of compensation paid him, which was
agreed to.
Adjourned.
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NEW YORR uIARKKF-Jan. Q

LnA EALAahAPHsl
FLOUR-Markst opened quiet and closed more
steady, with moderate demand for export and home
consumption.
Sales Is 80 at for suporspa staia. s. ma
se tor extra statei S55Oa555 for superhns western;
s5,IQ96,90 for common 70 medium extra western;
Se,go@60O for shipping brands extra round hoop
brands. - W. A''' M ~
CANADA FLOUR-Msrket steady with a
supsrhne; S5,7596 25 for common to choice extra.
AHE ELOUR-market quiet and steady, with
small sales at previous quotations
CORN 6akAL-In moderate request Sales 200
bbls Brandywine at $3.50
WHtSHY-Market unsettled, very much excl
with come holders refusing to sell below 2S@sO.
WHkAT-MarketQ quiet; shippers generally in
stock offering, holders unwilling to sell at any
but tnll prices. sales are lO00O bush amber Iowa
AZ Sls2, and 6,OOO bush white western at 81,
Hhk-Market firm. Sales 800 bush s2aSsc.
HAhIsEH-Market quiet and steady with a 'es of
l,5e0 bush extra choice winter state al sc
OORN--Markst opened drm and closed shade
peter with moderate demand for export and home
a ~ ssles = = ~ ~ oush AZ oSgosc ior mixed
southern Yellow 65 for old Wevit cut
OA5,S-In moderate request at a shade easier pri-
and state.
,PORR-Market STEADY and unchanged. Sales 1918
Dds az Slll91l2z3 Tor messi $3.50 city cut prime
mess Ss'OOgs'50 for prime, the latter an extreme
BERF-Market quiet but firm. Sales of 200
Dds az S4sOOG4,50 for country prime S5OO5 so for
country mess; Sl009l2OO for repaeked mess; Sls,75
PRIME MISS RRRF-Market idactive.
BEEF HAme-Market inactive.
GUY mRATs-Market dull, at 4@I5xo for
shoulders; 55ad656c for hams.
SMOKED MEATS Market quiet and without
change.
BACON-sides in good demand at very fuII prices.
Sales 1900 boxes at 6S06c for western Gum berland
cut middles; 6467o for city do &c for long ribbed
DO 7&@so for long clear; the latter price for very
choice.
DRESSED HOGS-Market easier, Sales at &c
for western and 45s6a5 for ci y.
LA ABD-Market opened steady, with a good de-
mardt and closed shade frmsr sales $50 bbls at
71s@s&; and 500 kegs do at g.
BgTfkH--Seliing At uGI5o for Ohio. and
i5f2Oo for state.
OHREsR-MErkst quiet and steady ct 556a7o.
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stnre Board Of ArricuIrurs.

The Board met at Columbus on Wednes-
day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in the Senate Cham
Der, Miles Gardner, President. The Presi-
dents of fifty-six County Societies presented
their credentials, and took seats in the Con-
vention.
Fifty-fve applications for membership
were announced.
The Treasurer being absent, the Chairman
stated that the amount in the Treasury ex-
ceeded 1000, large sum, considering the
condition of the country. --
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Eaton, of
Huron, asking the Board TO request the Leg
islature to pass law prohibiting stock from
running at large. Tabled.
Mr.. Joy, of Delaware, offered resolution
asking the Board to request the Legislature
to pass law requiring railroad companies
to fence their roads. Tabled.
Mr.. Burt, of Coshocton, offered resolution
to petition the Legislature to pass law FIX
ing day for the election of officers of county
societies. Tabled.
Mr.. McClung, of Miami, offered q resolu-
tion that in the opinion of the Board tie
change of the time for the meeting of the
Board from December to January will prove
injurious to the agricultural interests of the
State, and recommending that they ask a
repeal of the law and return 10 the original
law. Adopted.
By invitation of the Board, DR.. Warden,
Of Cincinnati, addressed the Board in relation
to Sorghum. He was satisfied that not only
syrup, but cane sugar could be made. With
reference to the culture of Sorghum, he said
the following facts had been developed: Do
not put the seed into the ground till the
ground is ready for the seed: The length Of
the season makes q great difference in the
quality of the product The plant at differ
snt seasons contains different acids, and it is
necessary that these should be transformed
to saehsrine matter. He had DO doubt Of
the ultimate success of Sorghum growing.
The following members were elected fol
the next two years:
Messrs. 7. c. Jones Of Delaware, jacob
Egbert of Warren, N. s. Townshend of Lo-
rain, H. B. Perkins Of Trumbull, and N. ]
Turney Of Pickaway.
The Convention then adjourned sine die
and the Board organized for 1852, as follows
Darwin E. Gardner, Toledo, Lucas county
VIM. Dewitt, Cleveland; C. ". Potwin
Evansville; N. S. Townshend, Avon, Lorai1
county; T. G. Jones, President, Delaware
Delaware county; Henry B. Perkins, Re
cording Secretary, Warren, Trumbull coun
ty; Jacob Egbert, HillsborO', Highland coun
"; David Taylor, Treasurer, Columbus; N
t j. Turney, Circleville; John NJ. Millikin
Hamilton, Butler county; John a. Klippar
Corresponding Secretary, Columbus, o.
Under the new organization, the Boar
met yesterday morning to select the Plac
for holding the State Fair in 1852.
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CLEVELAND mARKET--Jau. Z

CLEVELAND mARKET--Jan. 9.
FLOUR Market dull and unchanged. Small
sales at about previous rates.
WHEAT-MArkot quiet and steady. Sales Of
cars red at s2O track and cars rcd at $50 iaOm
store.
CORN-Dull at sso on track No sales reported.
OArs-Dull at 25o on track, with sale Of / oar at
that prics.
BARLRY-sale Of l car choice at 4sJ4o.
BEANs-Markst dull. Sale OF Is bushels vory
choice ct SI,50.
HlGHWINEs-Markst advanced Kalo and
rm. Sale Of 80 bbll at Is5fs, and 80 bbls at I7o.
BUTTER-Msrket dull at l2also for W. r. rsll,
and 9allo for keg
EGGS-Duil. Last salCs at l2'.
CHEEsE-stsady at 5z@6o for ch,iee VIZ.
LARD-steady at sN675ko for common to choice
kettle rendered.
FHUlTS-Dried Apples arc firm at 5La5l1c.- -
Dried Peaehes. unpeeled, are worth s. n.
sEEDS-sales Of $50 and 300 bush Timothy at
si,62S. Last sals Of Glover at ss,75.
POULTRY-sale Of small lot Of chickens at &c
= b., and &c f3r turke;s aud ducks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10
FROnI WAsHINRrnN.

WAsHINGTOH, Jan. 9.
An attempt was made lssE night to blow
up the Mansion House, at alexandria, which
is now used as a hospital. A barrel had
been secreted in the cellar filed with powder
and proiectiles, and a fuse extending from
there TO the stable. 1t had been ignited but
was fortunately discovered by the guard
We're it not for this wstchfulness several
hVndred lives would have been lost.
Wm.smith, son of the banker, was arrest
ed to-day, charged with communicating
with the rebels. tits considered one Of the
most important arrests made since the rebel
lion.
The Senate Committee on Judiciary came
to a conclusion. Six to one report against
the expulsion of Jesse D. Bright.