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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANcisco-Ar asth inst. ship Otis Nor.
cross, Emerson. Boston.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 18th, brig Geo Burnha m
Ar 18th, ship Old Dominion. Sampson, I'm Boston /;
barks Mustang Wells. New York; Cephss stsrrct,.
Gregory, and Laura Russ Brown, I'm Philadelphia /:
Laroy, Coleman. do; brigs Elizabeth. Hill. kenne-
bunk; lmcgenc. Saunders and Ida " comcry. Nc.
ton; 18th, ship John 4 Albert, Gorham. Boston;
bark Sachcm. Atkins. do; 18th. brig Rival. Apple
gate. Philadelphia
Below, barks Investigator, from New York; Old
CID iiih. ship Bornoo. Reed. York; barks Wins.
Chase, New York: 18th. Pawnce. johnson, Phiisdei
phia: sch Alba. Stacey. New York.
BALTIM0RE-Ar cath. sch Elizabeth, Wright
CID 2lth banks Flora. Collins. Cardenas: Geo s
Hunt Woodbury.. New Orleans: schs Sesrsville,
& isss GssaSs S S1rs Ss~
Gotta; brig II Emery. from Calais.
Sid oath: brig Canada
Coffin tor Aspinwall; Isaac Davis, for Pensacola;
Harriet Stevens. for hey West,
At Delaware Brcakwater 2itb. bark Chas Edwin
from Havana; brig ltaskz. from
NEW fORk-Arz5ih, ship Ne Plus Ultra. Mudg.
EFT, ThomastoD.
cid 26th, schs c II Cook, Sparks. Genaiyes: Aman-
West; n Chase. Doane. Washington.
Ar 9th. ship Universe, Hutton, Liverpool.
Ar 2sth. ship y II Fay Tor. Lord London.
Sid oath, barks Ocean Home. Aw Lewis; brig
Globe.
PkOVlDENCE-Ar 26th, sch Nile. Oliver. Bath.
NEwPORr-Ar cath. sch Gertrude, Coslweli, I'm
New York for PASSPORT
NEW BEDFoRb- Sid 2sth. sch Bradors. Law
renee, Bucksport.
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar 25ih schs franklin, Allen,
New York for Boston, Junatta Patten, Parker. I'm
Providence for Portland.
BOSTON-Ar 26tb. brig Edw Thompson. Brl Re.
terson. st Martins. schs Col Ellsworth Rove. era
paud PEI; Sea Bird. wier, Machias Blue Bell.
Webb. Deer Isle.
Ar 2Ith, brigs Poinse;t, Means. Aspinwali; II s
Emery. Havana. * n lI2kSetl. Slute Hliln-
dephia; schs Gen Marion. burlington: ID l. Sturges.
Norris and Charter Oak, Crowcll. Baltimore; Fred
Warren, Coombs, Eiizabethpoit; Mountain Avenue
Kelley. do: New York, Parker. and Prize Banner,
Rich. New York.
Cid 10Th. schs S Hoynton. Hcrrick. Port Royal;
Erie. Cook Calais.
Ar 18th. banks John Griffin. (Brl Chase. I'm sagua
Mary & Fox, Ross. Baltimore; brigs Thos Conner
York, Cardenas: Aroostook, Bryant I'm Tortu gas /;
A Larrabee Carlisle. Philadelphia: Lydia Stoycr
Whitney, Hudson NY; WIN Sawyer, Tracey, Now
York; schs July 4th. Shaw. Georgetown; NJ Louisa,
Turner Baltimore; Cambell. Soule Baltimore; ALE.
gan. Jones, Elixabcthport; Evelyn. Crowley; SIX
Howard. Chase, do; ID II Baldwin Knowlton and
Wave, Merritt, do; Mary Pierce, Chase, do: Rcd
Jacket, Spaulding. and Charlotte. Graves, N YORK !;
Eliza Leland. Blodgetf. and Mary Smith. do.
Below, brig I Abbott from Curacao, thas been
ashore.l
CID 2sth. bark Il IL Warrington. Mayo, smyrna;
sch Laurel, Toss. Port Royal SC.
SALEM-Ar 18th. schs Geo w Snow, Haskell, and
Jane. Haskell Bangor for New York.
Sid 26th. schs Olive Elizabeth; 21th Lcesburg. tim
Portlandl for Philadelphia.
NEWBURYPoRr- AR 26th. brig Rio Grande
Lawrence. =; sch Post Boy. Tate. Thomaston.
Sid 26th, brig Vinccnnes, iiodgdon. Georgetown.
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GREAT DISCOVERY adhesiv preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Iningsto Boots and Shoes sufncient
strong without stitching;
That will efectualiy mend Furniture Crockery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families,
willhnd it IsvALuABLx, twillensctuallystopth
leakage of Coal Oil.
II 10 insoluble in water oil.
tits liquid, and as easily applied aspaste.
1t will adhere oily substances.
II lie
HILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT!
HILTON BRorHERs, Proprietors,
Providence, r. l..
Supplied In packages from 2 or. to l00lbs., BY
CHAS. RICHARDSON CO.,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
W. PHILLIPS, Agent for Portland.
febl7dly
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In this city, Dec %. Mrs. Grata wife of Chas H.
CariIthers, aged IS years months
In this city, Dee. ~. Miss Nancy Knight aged
about 20 years.
In this city. Dec. %, Mr.. Geo Tennent, aged 2s
years months.
lSt John papers please copyl
20 Funeral on "Wednesday afternoon. az 2 o'cl'k,
at Chestnut Street Church. Members Of Ancient
Landmark Lodge, o. F. are requested to be present
In Waterford. Dee. %, of pneumonia, Mr. ELer
Rice aged II years 10 months.
Massachusetts papers please copy.l
In Topsham, Dec. |. Mr.. Ansil Atkinson, aged So
In Durham, Dec. "a, Mrs Caroline, wife Of A. L.
osgood. aged As years.
Caliioroia papers please copy
IN Durham. Doc q. Capt Retiar Drinkwator, aged
"a years month Is days.
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Westinghouse Attention !

VIE COMMITTEES Of Twenty One appointed by the
Il Washingfonisn Society lew weeks siucs 10
wait ON the City Government TO urge the cnSorcs-
ment Of the Liquor Law" In this city are request
cd TO meet Mt the Office Of 8. L. CARITON 40 'vid
die street, TUESDAY EVENING Dec -, At o..
clock: It's desirable that the Committee be pune
tual. in order that they may not be detained from
other meetings which occur on that evening.
3. l.. Carlton, Rufus ID. Bean
). Leayitt. Joshua y. Weeks,
a. ). Davis, Francis Loring,
&c. Andrews, Jos. Bradford
Chas HoideB Joel Allen
John i. Walton, Rev. ID. n .oGraham,
Rich. Natbsniel Walker,
Judge Davis. o. s. Bcal
Josiah v Day. Ambrose Giddings,
B. y. rhcrnd'kc, Hiram Brooks,
Brown 1bnrston.
Per order. T. q. RICH, Sec'v Con-
Portland, Dee. q, 1865. deczs IN
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"a Sad Accident.--Three BoyssDrowned.
DAMARIscoTrA, Dec. 20, 1858.

"a Sad Accident.--Three Boys Drowned.
DAMARIscoTrA, Dec. 20, 1858.
To the Editor Of the Press
A sad accident occurred here this afternoon,
which has thrown gloom over the whole vii
lage. Three boys from to years Of age
while skating on the bay below the bridge,
broke through the ice, and were all drowned
Their names were, Arson Little, Joseph Hus-
ton, Henry Jones. Two young men named
Frank Hitchcock aud Samuel Hitchcock,
while attempting TO rescue them, very mar
rowiy escaped the same fate The bodies
have not a. yet been recovered. C.V.H.
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DISASTERS,

Brig Sea Lion, Marshall. from Calais for Boston
with lumber, put into this port ON Sunday Icaky.
Bark Mustang. Wells, at New Orleans from New
York. reports. when three days out. in lat d. Ion u.s.
sprung q leak and continued leaking 90 badly as 10
keep both pumps at work. aud was obliged to throw
overheard portion of the cargo to save the vessel
Brig John Bernard, from Cuba for Philadelphia
before reported ashore ut Cape Henlopen is full of
water, and II Is thought cannot be got Off portion
of her cargo OF sugar has been landed in dana ged
condition, and will be sold at auction.
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sisteney, unless, while Union Senators and
Representatives are to be held up to reproach
for aiding IS counsel for parties Is. the United
States, the door is not to be barred against
such practices should the Copperheads ever
come into power.
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sYr The largest bounty offered in this
state, SO far as we have learned, is by the
town of Sangervlle, 1925. The town Of
Guilford has offered $500. If the soldier gets
the money, all right-if two thirds of the
amount goes into the pockets of brokers, it
would be better to offer only the $500 and
abide the result.
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v-If you are going to the West, South, or North
West, procure Through Tickets at LITrrE's Union
Ticket Office. No. 81 Exchange Street. where you
may have choice of routes at the lowest rates OF
fare. and obtain all necdful information.
Nov. 2, 1863 TuThS&wtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ar No. 4. FREE STREET, PORTLAND One of the
best assortments of NEW YEARS PRESENTS
ever offered in this city. Call and See.
tY- The Sign reads LANE TOLEMAN.
dec2S-dlw
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MARRIED.

In Phipsburg. Dec. "a, George E. Reed and Miss
Lucretia Oliver.
In Turner. Dec. 10. g. W. Hammond, of Buck,
ield. and Miss Ellen II. Thayer, of Paris.
In North Livermore. David Cargill. of East Win
thrpp, and Miss Annie, daughter OF Gen Norcross,
Of n. L.
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IMPORTS.

Matanzas. Brig Mansanilla-2si boxes sugar, TO
order; 1000 oranges, master.
Joggins Ms. Brig lda-lSs tons coal. 10 George II
Starr.
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
l2OCHE
FOR
COUGHS
AND I
COLDS. |

fary Officers aud Soldiers who overtax the voice and
are exposed to sudden changes, should use them
Obtain only the genuine. browns Bronchial
Troches' having prored their efficacy by test Of
many yeaIs, are highly recommended and prescribe
ed BY Physicians and Surgeons in the Army, and
have received testimonials from many eminent men.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine in
the United States and most foreign countries at %
cents per box. dec4 dim
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VuNHE Sabbath school connected with the CEy.
y rkALCHuRclI will give y Concert in their
Church on
Thursday Evening, Dec. 3Ist, 1888,
81 O'Clock. The exercises will be mainly BY the
children, consisting Of short addresses, dialogues
Music. &c. Aner the Concert there viii be Social
Festival in the vestry aud other rooms below where
VIII be spread by the friends of the school and soci-
ety. rcfreehment tables. an Antiquarian Supper kc
vidod. ~ nv
ApxrssIoS-Aduts.2 20 cents; Children. 10 ccnts.
Tickets Tor sale at the store of Mr. VIM. l.. wilson,
Congress, head Of Green street Al the store Of NJ
6ailson, Gray street. and AT the door, All children
connected with the School admitted free dec2e
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COAL.
Cape Elizabeth Wharf mud Marine
Railway Company.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
r1NHE stockholders of the above Corporation are
/ hereby notified that their Annual Meeting will
be held at the Counting Room of ID. i. Chase, Esq,,
Commercial st.. head of Long wharf on Monday.
January tth ISL at seven O'Clock I. H., for tbs
purpose OF choosing the neces AIRY ofheers for the
ensuing year aud to act any other business that
may legally come before the nesting
Portland, Dec. IS, lseS. d,t
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full assortment Of this new style Skirt, at AN.
DERsoS's Hoop Skirt aud Corset Depot, under
Mechanics Hall. decl9 d3m
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~ Parsons Cough Candy is genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
d2m.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, free from Tan, Pirq-
pies and Freckles may easily b. procured by using
the "BALM OF 4 DFLOWERS." For
shaving il is unsurpassed-a single drop making q
q fine lather. 1t is composed of palm-oil. honey and
other valuable articles, highly perfumed by Its own
ingredients and when used for washing, night and
morning renders the skin soft and white. and free
from blemsh. Price 50 cents. For sale by ii. ii.
HAY. Agent for Maine, and all druggists.
noy25 deod& oew3m
CURE FOR CArARRH.--DR. WApswoKru's
DRr UP is certain remedy for this loathsome
disease There Is mistake about this. The Dry
Up has cured thousands of OF Catarrh aud the
sales of the article is constantly increasing word
TO the wise is sufficient For sale by the proprietor.
II. H. BURLINGTON, Providence, II. l. Also by
II. II. HAY, Druggist, Agent for Portland.
oct3l cod 6 wdm
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Fer SnIe or TO Let.

HOUSE and Lot corner of Congress and Temple
III streets. recently occupied by Mr.. samuel
JOHN c. PROCTOR,
dec29 If Lime Street.
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a The next meeting Of the NJ &. NJ Associs-
~ q ton for Lectures and Debates will be held 1t
Nvthe Library Room, ON Thursday evening
Dec. 3ist, at u o'clock
QUESTION FOR DISCUSSION.
Resoicsd. That the policy pursued by the present
Administration Is the best that can be adopted TO
speedily close the rebellion and restore the Union Of
the States.
Per order Committee.
v-The public are invited. dec2e-td
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THE room over the store of the subscriber corner
Il of Fore and Exchange streets. now occupied BY
stephen Berry as printing Office Possession given
lst of January. Apply to
dcc2s dtf BENZ. FOGG.
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FOu lni.

A WALLET eonta ming small sum Of money.
Street. dec29 dsts
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Guardians SuIc,

TINE undersigned, having obtained license from
Il the Judge OF Probate for the county Of Cumbcr-
land. will sell at public sale at the store of Nicholas
Humphrey, IN Cumberland, on Saturday, III, 3oth
day Of January, 1864. twenty five acres, more or
less, of wood and pasture land, in two parcels, adj
joining land Of Andrew Bastow and Samuel True, in
said Cumberland. and owned BY the minor children
OF David &. Prince.
JOSEPH r. PRINCE,
Y Z. GREELY PRINCE.
Portland Dec 25 1888. y w3w
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A NEGLECTED CoUsH, COLD, AN LIZ
RIrArEp OR SORE THROAT, il allowed
to progress, results in serious Pulmon-
AIRY Bronchial and Asthmatic Diseases,
offentimes incarable. BROWNS BRoS-
cHIAL rgocHKs reach directly the az
fected parts. aud give almost immodi-
ate relief For Bronchitis, asthma, Ca
taIrh, and Consamptiee Coughs, the
rroches are useful. Public Speakers
and Singers should have the Troches to
cloar and siren CITIZEN the Voice Mill
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Parsons Celebrated Cough Candy

retas only IL ct, per package, flor the Of Bron
chis, Hodrseness, Coughs, Colds, and irritation Of
the Throat Being wholly free from all disagreeable
TASTE IT is peculiarly adapted to the above dseasesin
Children as well as adults. Prepared by SHORT
WArERHoUsE, Apothecaries, corner of Free and
Middle streets, Portland. Me- The highest testimon-
as be given of the superior qualities of this
cellent Cough Remedy. For sale by all Druggists.
Portland, Oct. %. 1868. 3med&weow
WINTER OPENING OF PARIS MILLINERY. AT
MRS. CoLBy's, No. 1913 MIDDLE STREET.-Mrs. C.
hasust received the newest styles in Paris Bonnets
which she will open on Thursday, Dec. Sd, 1868, at
her Show Rooms. 1913 Middle street, upstairs.
decl-tf
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NOTICE.

TuVHE Coparncrship heretofore existing between
II the undersigned. under the firm name Of AP-
PLEBf MORRILL,, Is this day DISCO we'd by mu-
tual consent The business II be continued by Az
KxAsDER ApPLKBr. who Is authorized to collect
all outstanding debts, and will pay all demands
against the firm. ALEXANDER APPLEBY.
LEMUEL X. MORRILL,.
Brow nhcld, Dec IL, 1s6S Is w3w
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FOREIGN PORTS.


At Messina eth inst. bark speedwcll. Taylor. from
New York; brig Ellen Bernard, Collins, for Phila.
delphia.
At Cadiz 4th inst, bark Moneynick. Smith. for
Ar at Aspinwaii 18th inst, bark GRANVILLE. Crockett
New York; brig Leviihian, segur. do; 18th, ship l.
Sid 10th. banks Scotland, Rollins. New York; 18th,
Windward, Randsll. do.
At Cape Hayden Tth inst, bark Trinity. Nickerson
unc; brig LalriIla Bolton from Boston, ar 4th; sch
Susan. Rogers from do. ar 3D..
Sid 1st, brig Romance. for Ncvassa. to load guano
Cid at 81 John B 23d inst, ship Western Empire,
Mclaughlin, London.
Per steamship Olympus. at New York.
Sailed from Liverpool liih inst. Jane Williams
Shanghae; Onward, New York.
Sailed from Cadiz I'd inst. 4 Gddings, Leland, for
Palermo; Moneynick. Smith. Tarragona.
-. Ar at Colombo Nov I, Hope, Hancock, Calcutta;
18th. Patmos, Haues. do.
Sailed from Calcutta Nov g, East Indian, Hoyt
At do Nov s, Ocean Rover for United States; Ma
~ Croker, for Mauritius, ldg; Hippogrshc, and
Indian. uno.
Sailed from shanshae Oct "a, James Lawrence, for
Sailed from Hong. Kong Oct ., Golden Gate.
Thornhill. San Francisco.
sid Oct ~, Isaac Jeans, Reed. San Francisco.
4saied from Singapore Oct d, Clsrissa Bird, Bird
1 Ar Nov 8. Rainbow. Kelley. Hong Kong.
In Hobsons Bay Oct "a Alscta. from New York ;
Alexandria, doi J W Paine. Jack Frost, and Star,
Ar at Melbourne Oct %, Jennie W raire, Burke.
Dunendin.
Ar at do Oct S. Star. Curtis. Boston.
Ar at Sydney NSW, Sept 20 Kate Swanton, Mur-
dock. Qago NJ; Oct 3, Smith. smith, I'm New
York.
Sid Sept %. Avon. Howes. FotropauloskI
Ar at 0tago NJ sept Il. Pacific. Chase, I'm Boston,
land sailed Oct 18th for Melhourne); Oct ., Joshua
Bates, Walker do and sailed 9th for Sydney NSwD }
Sailed I'm Adelaide Nsw, Oct IL, Starlight, Iowcs.
Calcutta.
SPOKEN.
Nov 49, lat 45j, lou lbs Is. ship supposed the Car
oline Reed from San Francisco tor Beliingham Bay
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SPOKEN.

Nov 49, lat 49, lou lbs Is ship supposed the Car
olipe Reed from San Francisco tor Bengham Bay
Dec "a. lat Al A. lon 6S 81, was ship Constea,
ton bound 4.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Monday, ..........,...... Dece ~ Der IS.
ARRIVED.
steamer Locust Point Mitchell New York
Brig Emma Ives, (Br1 Waters, MatAnzas, in ballast
Brig Manzanilla. Haven. Matanzas.
Brig Ida, tBrl Maxwell. Joggins Ms.
Brig Experiment. Gilbert, Calais for New York
sch Fredonia, Cofiin. Jonesport
Sch 4 Fray. Pray. Boston for Mt Desert
Sch Jas Barbour. w alls. Calais for PhiiadeIphia
Sch Boston, Walls Calais for New York
Sch Rockhill, Haskell, Calais for New York
Sch Hornet, fnlIer. Calais for Boston.
Sch q Wilcox. Mcfadden, Lubec for Boston.
Sch Eldorado, Young. Machias for New York
Sch Geo Prescott Mills. vinalhaven for Fortress
Monroe.
Sch Frolic, Kennedy. Rockland for Boston.
Ar 26th, brig Almon Rowell, Boyd, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Exempler. iBrl Parker. Transport Ms.
Sch Dashing Wave, Wiley, New fork-Orlzpdo
Nckerson.
fine double-dccked brig of go tons, ca 10 a
Antilles" was launched from the yard OF VIM Mer-
ri on Saturday. She is owned by Messrs Ioss q
Sturdiyant, Capt Thestrup twho Is to command herr
and others. Of Portland.
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CLEARED.

Sch Exempler. tBrl Parker. Transport Ms.
Sch Dashfng Wave, Wiley, New York-orlzndo
Nickerson.
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~ The citizens of Biddeiord are getting
up a course of popular lectures, the first Of
which is to be given by c. C. Coffin, ESQ.,, and
the second by Rev. A. L. Stone on his army
campaign.
~ A New York paper asks il there are
thugs In that city, and says scarcely twenty
four hours can pass without the discovery of
the body of a man or woman murdered, and
then consigned to the silent pillows.
e1-Hon. s. =. Cox, Representative from
Ohio, delivered lecture in Washington few
evenings since, on Irish humor, which is high
ly spoken OF. 1t Is a much better subject even
for congressman than the defense of copper
headism.
n1-Gen. Wool, in war speech on We'd
nesday last. reiterated his formerly expressed
opinion, that Mr.. Buchanan, before the cleo
ton In 1856, knew of the designs of the con-
spirators, and promised not to interfere with
them in case he was elected president.
TThe Oxford Democrat says the Bethel
Steam mill company have already commenced
TO build new mill on the site of that lately
burned. The new structure will be larger
than the one destroyed. They hope to have
the mill running as early as March.
TRev. L. Shaw, Of Farmingdale, the
Gardiner Journal says, offered himself as a
soldier in the army of Uncle Abe, but was not
accepted on account of his teeth. He pro-
posed to take coffee mill to grind his hard
tack, but the enlisting officer would not hear
to 1t, SO he was rejected
bTWe have heard Of mean people-those
who would flch the plate from their aged
grandmother's coffin, rob lame negro of the
pewter on the head of his cane, steal acorns
from blind hog-but We never have seen OF
heard of so mean specimen as that in the
Argus yesterday, in relation to Miss Dicken-
son and the Chicago Fair.
"a wagon containing four persons in
attempting to cross the track Of the Old Col
ony Railroad In Dorchester, on Friday even
Ing, was struck by the engine, upsetting the
wagon and throwing the occupants out SO
violently that two of them Eliza Hart and
Catherine Donnally were severely, II not
fatally injured.
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DID NEWSPAPERS & PAMPHLETS

Ola Newspapers, Pamphlets, Books, Letters. &c
Fought for Cash!
BY G. W. wHEELwnlGhTs, Paper Manufacturer,
du wSm No. e Water st Boston, Mass
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The President to Gen. Mcclellan.

New York, Jan. 18.-The following ap-
pears among the documents submitted in the
Mcdowell court Of inquiry
Executive DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
Feb. 3, lSG2.-NQjoy General NcClellan,-
My Dear Sir:-You and | have distinct and
different plans for movement of the army of
the Potomac. Yours, to go down the Chesa-
peake, up the Rappahannock to Urbana, and
across land to the terminus of the railroad on
York river. Mine is to move directly to IL
point on the railroad southwest of Manass S.
If you will give me satisfactory answers to
the following questions, l shall gladly yield
my plan to yours =
First. Does not your plan involve greatly
larger expenditure of time and money than
mine?
Second. Wherein is victory more certain
by your plan than mine?
Third Wherein is victory more valuable
by your plan than mine?
Fourth. In fact, would it not be less valua-
bic in this, that it would break no great line
of the enemy's communication, while mine
would?
Fifth. In case of disaster would not safe
retreat be more difficult by your plan than by
mine? Yours truly,
"A, LINCOLN.