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Coy. Seymour the Villains Friend.

When that blood-thirsty Copperhead riot in
New York city eliminated in burning the
houses of poor peaceable colored citizens, and
in dashing out the brains of negro infants up
on the curb-stone as brutal wretch would
those Of a dog, Gov. Seymour waved his
hand to the infuriated demons, and made
speech in which he spoke Of them as "his
frtendsp and Immediate constituents" and
as such, begged of them not to behave so
naughtily lest their good names should suffer.
: A short time since when the enemies of
American Union in England, got up memo
rial address In favor of dividing this great ma
ton, and recognizing the independence OF the
South, to whom did they entrust the guardi-
anship Of such an impudent and insulting
document? Why, to Horatio Seymour! 1t
was sent to him. communicable his care, and
he, the Chief Magistrate of an American
State, did not treat it as an insult, nor spurn
It as an honest man would bride, or as a
chaste woman would the overtures of lib
ertine. aes $50 IN .N ssse, -
But later still, when the swindlers at Balti-
more and Washington, who were manufacture.
ing and counterfeiting soldiers votes by
the dry-goods-box full, and were suddenly
brought up with round turn BY the Govern
ment for their sin against the rights Of the
soldier, to whom did the villains at once tele-
graph for aid, council and assistance? Why,
to Horatio Seymour, to be sure! Who will
say the New York cut-throats were not his
"friends" and Constituents" or that he is not
the friend and hvpe Of villainy?
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Patriotism that knows no Conditions

Mr.. Charles M. Prince, of Bath, whose son
recently fell mortally wounded In Virginia,
and was buried in this city Thursday, has him
self served nearly if not quite four years, and
is now at home simply because his impaired
health will not admit of bis being on duty
He called at our Office while here te attend
the burial Of his son, and in referring to his
death said, that he had nearly sacrificed him
self in the service, that one son had fallen,
but he had two others, and as soon as they
were old and stout enough to handle drum
they should follow their brother If necessary
TO save their country from rebel rule. uo
How mean and contemplate, in compari-
son with such patriotism, does that spirit ap-
pear, SO often eyinced by copperheads, which
objects to the prosecution Of the war because
1t has cost SO much money and bloodi Even
Col. Greene of the Boston Post, man from
whom better things should be expected, in
his recent long speech before a Mcclellan
club, was dolorous over the cost of the war
and the efusion of blood, as though it should
be stopped because Of what 1t hss already
cost. aes
How different this from Mr.. Prince; and
how different from an honest old patriotic
farmer the other day, who has lost two sons
10 the service, who said we gould not afford
TO stop the war now, short Of its perfect work,
for it had already cost too much to justify
that. He would not have the blood already
shed spilled in vain. This is patriotism; that
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Geo. B. Mcclellan.

/.
Mr.. GmMAN:-It has been many times re.
peated that Geo. B. Mcclellan at the COM
mencement the rebellion offered his servic-
es to the rebels. Whether this be true or not
am unable to say, but one thing can say,
that the rebels claimed him as being in their
interest, and one OF the most ardent but less
cautious of their number boosted of this fact
and assured me that it was arranged by Nc
Clellap and Beauregard that the former should
20 into the federal army and get the highest
position and there manage matters to the best
Of his ability to help the confederate cause and
ipjure that of the yankees. This was boast
ingly urged as one of the great advantages the
South had over the North. I was in the con-
federate states until the latter part of Sept,
1861, and heard the same declarations from
different parties, and had no doubt the truth
of their statement. Soon after coming to this
city. Ehile Mcclellan was Commander-in-
Chief at Washington, named this fact in the
presence of several persons, and particular
friend of mine exclsimed, "for mercy's sake.
do not tell such stuff as that to people here,
for you will yourself appear perfectly ridieu-
lous." l simply said in reply TO this, that if
he was a traitor he would be found out at
some time, I have mentioned these facts sew
eral times but haga never found any one who.
received them with fayev. The idea that Geo
B. Mcclellan is at heart q traitor, is too mon
strous to be credited by the people of the
North. There are many circumstances in his
conduct while in command of our army as
well as incidents in his life, that tend to con
firm the truth OF the statement In nay mind
fully believe that facts will yet be developed
which will startle his most ardent admirers.
ef f.ef MS US
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Alabama,

The Legislature Of this State have adjourn
ed without doing thing to help asAcng the
rebellion. although especially called together
for that purpose. When about to adjourn
they sent to the Governor to inquire il he had
anything further for them to do, Ehereupon
nus Exeeileney said he had something more
10 say and restating what he called them to-
gether Tor, and which they had not done.--
The parting words of the Governor were not
very graclousiy received, and some of the
members were eloquent in denouncing his
lecture, and 1t was proposed to return 1t in a
black envelope. 9 .sa
Having spent some $4,000 Of the States
money, and advancing their pay from 80 per
day to $l5, they adjourned. They did not
even do anything to prevent the distillers
from buying up the corn to be made into
whiskey. These rebels are strange fellows,
anyhow.
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CoPPERHEAD CAMPAIGN LIEs.-The Ar
gus says Another call in. a very short time.
The Provost Marshal General has announced
this, and requested editors to make it public p
A whoIe-clqth falsehqod, as the Provost Mar.
shall has made no such encouragement and
made no such request.
Lie numbertwo appears in the same paper,
that 10 the next draft no substitutes are to be
allowed. Pbe lay fxes that mattes, and the
Argus thinks to hoodwinkit It's readers into the
belief thatno substitutes will be allowed. is SO )
as to brighten them into voting for the man
that qsser led his army except when retreat
! ing iorq hsisega . gag rac s19ap bf1ogy
Lie number three is spread opt thick in the
copperhead papers, in their brazen- faced at.
tempts to swear out Of the gross frauds at
tempted upon the New York soldiers, and to
make itappear that the frauds were commit
ted by the friends Of Lincoln to aid his elec-
ton.
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WOULDN'T TOUCH THEM.-Seyeral copies
:. 'ne argus, Advertiser and Press are left at
sHe Ui'y government Building every morning
'of .ne oinclais there. Wednesday night some
Of the returned soldiers we're quartered in the
ouiiding' Inc next morning they were dis
covered diligently reading the copies of the
Press that had been thrown in, but not an
Argus or Advertiser had been touched. The
veterans remarked, they had seen rebels
enough during their campaigns, and did not
wish to read their Northern sympathizing
sheets.
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A, N and 2 TOT P.M. hesusg shesss-iifR 10
A regular graduate from the Boston Female Med.
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Her remedies purely vegetable, chemically pre-
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Emit out 2lst Anna Walsh. Coombs. Boston.
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Ar at Dublin 2ls., Tiber. Metcalf. New Yo,k
Ar at Glasgow 18th, Belle Creole Knowles, Is days
SID i'm Queenstown 18th, Martha, Patton, fin New
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IMPORTs.
MARINE NEWS
FORT OF PORTLAND
acknowledgements. ...... .NOyem he, q
F .va1au91 e{Ig ARRIVED n.--t.,| = :

acknowledgements. ..... November 2.
ell .Vl1aul9 9lI ARRIVED. 4.fffll sd d
y ~ steamer Maumee. Lieut. Comdr James Parkar
nom New Bedford, in search of the Tailahassea'
Pnt IN Tor information, and sailed.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight Boston ti'lt ut
Steamer New England, Fields. from Boston for
st John NIB. ogld rdf.bss07r0 4-''1 -, 49, 'S'
Steamer Lady Lang, Roix, Bangor $3.50 Ga
Sch A Mcdonald, Mcdonald Bay Chaleur
Sch Reindeer, tBrl q God, Troone Ms. T7-rt
Sch Jenny Lind, Graves Portsmouth tUH a.,
1a Sch Packet, Grant, Ellsworth, ntT-f s8
Sch Henrietta. Thompson, Ellsworth M Ia.
Sch Aboreer, H0dgkins, Ellsworth.
Sch Anna d NASH Alley Boothbay t4NAA f.
Sch Neptune, Weber, Damariscotiaa nel
Ia Sch Lsvant, Soldiers, Damariscotta. ri.,n ii,
Sch Olive Branch Reed, Calais for Boston,
Sch Dexao kich, Eden for Boston. rr
Sch Four Frothefsy Rich, Eden for Boston Is
Sch Criana, Higgins. Bangor for Boston.9GA ~
sen Leyant. Smith, Mill Greek for Proyincetown.
:. Scn q W Carpenter, Edmonds, Bath for Fortress
/ "a fmsHoqs9h CLEARED 1r0 ,dluOo
p Ship = Dorado, thew, 1866 tons Sweetser, Ply
mouth E-H Hinslow 4 Co. -ragffig no ID N
sen Eva tBrl Edgett, Joggins NS-T Weston &
sch Eurocydon, lBr, Phinney. parrsborO MS
master. III 10 bgOlsIiall n - ~ - =, "
sch Welcome Home, tBr) Merriam, St John NIB.
Sch sidonia, Simmons, Fortress Monroe
York O. Son. lliktJ9a /, tlfl7- fN-l1t~~il -
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DIED.
.AHE ~

81 At Wilson's Mills, Oct ~. Mr. Lemgel Pickett aged
iCity papers please copy] .hoo3 -rr
In Pittsfeld. d, Oct Is, Mr. Andrew Mulloy,
In Paris. Oct IA, Isaiah A, son of Albion and So
pha Whittemore aged % years months,
90 In Greenwood, July II, Mr. Francis SHAY agea
In Bethel Sept l. Abbie R. daughter Of Eleazer
and Abigail Rowe, aged 20 years. Nos
In Huntington, Oct "a Charley A. only cnho VI
Otis and Lizzie N Sewhll, aged years mos
~ The funeral services Of the late Mrs Chadwick
Will take place this friday afternoon, ~ O'CLOCK
rom her late residence on Congress street,
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DISASTERS.

Sch Palos, Moon, of and from Sullivan for New
Bedford, IS at anchor on Plymouth Light witt loss
.Bsrque Annie W Lewis. 1t New York from Liy.
erpool, reports, had severe gale from NNW, with
heavy sea; split sails, stove bulwarks, carried away
bullet head. started cutwater, sc. =
Sch Mayfowsr from Elizabethport for Boston,
struck on Saybrook Bar on Friday last, and sunk.
Machias in lS46. and hailed from Boston. ~
. Sch hariel. Fitzpatrick, from Saeo for Baltimore,
Is ashore in the river six miles from Baltimore
sne LIES easy. aE.l.a J. lll,-A DEE ~
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EPiieptic Ffts can be Cufea.x-Dr.
LooKRQW having become eminently successful in
curing this terrible malady invites all similarly af
hicted to call send for circulars OF references and
testimonials of numerous cases cured of from one to
fvenry-four years standing. He deyotes his atten-
ldon especially to diseases OF the CerebroSpnal Axis
or Nervous System and solicits an Investigation of
his claim to the public Gonfa snep.
He Nay be consulted st bis private residence No.
l4l West 42d street, daily from 10 A. N. to p N,
except Saturday and sunday, Address all letters TO
- t4s.L5 eDR. v. B. LUCKNOW, New York.
Care OFF. o. Box 5lle. oct7dsm
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PoTAToEsFoBTHE soLDrERs.-The Ladies
Aid society OF New Sharon forwarded to Mr..
Geo. X Davis, twenty barrels Of potatoes, last
"Wednesday, for the soldiers. They were sent
direct to Washington that night to the Maine
Agency.
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Notice.

A LII persons having unsettled acoounts apainst
IA Tia estate Of tas late Jss~ph Gray will bie4ss
can at No South sire for settlement, withont ~
lay. c. SHERIDAN, Administratoorr e7
Portla. d, Nov 4. 1861 dsw 3'Vr:
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Boston stock List. +
'MARRrFIs,

w ~ Ibis city, Noy O. By Rev Bodies, William W
Strcpt "a an ns Fannie q. daughter OF Chas
-, Ga4 AL ~ Portland.
r., snls CITY Nov 2, by Rev DIR Carruthers, Given
o ~ OF Topsham, and Mrs Elthera Jameson
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TTw. WATERFRONT, Trsutler, from Breslan.
Province siesa in Prussia, is requested to send his
address by letter to c. KNoBLANcH, 81 Exchange
Place New York as he has news for him from
Europe. nov3dSt* -
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GOODS MARKED DOWN, i
idiss3Qf. ir5ilssHi s. At afaasaoeW
80 MxOh a1age St.
sssss,ss ALBUMS SHILLING CHEAP. s,,
Give DRESSER call. glars0 vic .2woct25

/ 50 ANDREW Dew. BARss, Md, !,
Graduate Of the university Of Bdnbarghp Scotland.
rs,f.,s- Hsfs, HosPifal,l Edinbargh. -,
Residence-corpsro Of Cumberland and Locust Sta.
Hosice hours, to II a. y, and 2to4P.M. x.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
f, oisl AN APPEAL
? lH 70" s4Hl 81 TO THE iI
Patriotic 4 benevolent
People Of Maine.

OFFICE OF BAINE keENoY.
goa .l 81 Exchange street, Portland Me-
A PUBLICATION having been mado from ur Marie
- agents at Washington. and End Maine Ca airy,
soldiers in Hospitals at CITY Point. Washington epd
fensacoia as the loyal people of this State are ever
ready TO respond to our brave soldiers il il propos
ed 70 raise Two Thousand Bbls of Potatoes Apples.
end vegetables. and forward the same 10 the Maine
agency at washington and Pensacola, to DO dStrib.
Hted to ovr brave soldie in HOSPITALS
All donations OF the above articles may be sent to
me a. Poi tiand. Free transportation has been pro-
yded over all ofour Railroads running toto the ctv
The Potatoes should be properly barreied and mark
"Fot the Army fthe Potomac and Pensacola,
cd be- 1lld GEORGE Il. DAVIS, n
49,. i.- State Agent for Maine
10 h5IsDlsI haG Azecufive Chamber, .5
Augusta Nov. ], 1884 !
Of the people of the state
SAMUEL CoNY. Governor Of Maine.
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FIsHERMEN. o.
DOMESTIC PORTS

Ar at Gloucester 29th ult, sch O Adams, McLel.
Ian, Bay st Lawrence; 3ist Live Yankee Boynton
and K Nickerson, Nickerson. do, si'- n =
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To be Iaf.

HALF OF genteel, modern buiIt hou.u . A. -
- upper parko the ,ity, viii he IaV use IN we
family who can give g9od re.erenees For small
1laIs Sppy by real name TO Box No II Potpna
Portland, NOV.4, 1854. sos,,
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RThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 80 Ia Exchange
St., opposite Postoffice, Portland.
=, - w. S. SAWYER.
Refersnces- Hon. SAMUEL CoNY, Gov of Me-,
Hon. VIM. PrTT FEssENDEN, Sec'y Treas'y.
oct. 13 6m. I'D
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AZ UNI PATENT SAFE.

up 1dE
4 Al UNI PATENT SAFE.
VIHE security Of Fire Proof Safes (so.caed,) when
4 exposed TO fire being of more importance than
the price paid, we-would respectfully call the at
tenton of all safe buyers owners to the following
eeruhcates IN reerense to the recent great fire II
3 - NfN EAsrpoRr, ME- oor 20 1884.
Messrs. Thomson & Co 2l9 state St F., New haven,
Ctys Agents for Valentine Buffers Alum Patent
Gents The Alum Patent Fire Proof Safe we pur.
chased of you some six months kince, subjected
to seVere test IN tie burning of orr two story
frame Warehouse, on the 2ad inst and we are hap
Ply to inform YOU that upon opening the same after
its recovery from the rins, the contents ere tn-
injured. Although the Brass Knobs Name Plates
and heavy brass ornaments melted of the doors
drawer fronts by the steam the wooden case was not
charred in the lest. You will please send us an
other Alum Patent Safe of the same size, las per
order ofthis date,) as soon possible, and obige,
B, Yours Truly, PEABODY & CUMMINGS.
E4sTPoRT. Me. Dor. 20, 1854
Messrs. Thomson Co., 2la State ST. New Haven
Ct, Agents for Valentine Buffers Alum Patent
Gents sin the great FIRE which destroyed the bust
ness portion Of this place on the 23d inst, my two
The Alum Patent Safe purchased of you some two
years since and which was subjected TO est
Sr several hours, reserpe6 its Gontenfs HnsIjred
II GU will please send me another "Alum Patent"
as per order this date as soon possible Mean.
time shall continue TO. use the old one, which
will ship to you upon receipt Of the new safs.
Eat1 Yours Tr9lynH sa7. ROBERT MOVIE, JR.-
The two Safes referred to were the OILY Alum Pa
tent SAFES nsted at Passport. Ref fefce can be
IAscHy c. Il and IS IiS SS St. aTe our
As gent s PorfssAAa, ii IS THOMSON . co. ssi
81 AoF.z-otl $50 sslia.s VIA ta B. fs.l.. -
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of Bath. bound South ---eN~uef'
Septic lat Fl Oh N, Ion SO SO W. ship CONQUEST
Lewis from Boston for San Fran cisco.
. Oct "a, lat "a a. lon * ST. baroue He,ep Arors,a
from Port au Prince for New York. : N''-
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Nova Scotia Potators.
E6O00 BUSHELS JacSsoa White Potatoes
seh paI.C OF good quality, now landing from
son nsineers and for sale low. By -
A po..,...a A:D, WHIDDE.i, IL Union Wharf.
roruand, I'd Nov. 1854 -nOv4dlw
Notice

NVHE Freewill Baptist Foreign Mission soo,etv,
will hold It's annual meeting for the choice Of of.
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