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INTEREST ING FROM JAPAN.
she opening or ,Eo Iulaud sea by the
AnIcd Fierr, sic.

She opening Of ,Ho Inland sea by the
AnIcd Fierf, sic.
san FRANCI,Co, November lS, 20 Hcial adyces
OF October 2S from YDkubnml, confirm the repOf.
a. The opening OF the lulaad OF Japan by the
all,d feet. The ems cement Nl ibrief. The allies
lot twelve killed aud lfty..NIr wounded; the
japanese from two hundred 0 three hundred
kiIlid and wounded.
. he steamer Sea King, chartered by Minister
PTuyn TO accompany the leat 10 represent the
CBlied states, did great execution with her 32-
ponder Parrot gun She was afterwards sold
10 the japanese Government for Sl0S, 900. The
indemnify 70 the Americans is expected to reach
100000.
The Commissioners of the Allies were to meet
the japanese officials at Kanagawa on October 10,
10 adjust the amount of the indemnities 70 the
various nations.
The ports are to be dismantled and the fleet
will remain 20 see that the Ispolu keeps his
promise.
1t is believed that the Japanese Government
will henceforth be able 10 keep tine unruly mobiles
In check.
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IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS
RETREAT OF PRICE.
CAPTURE OF HIS CARRIAGE.
.--.-.--............,, ,........,-.--
OUR PURSUIT AT AN END.
-.-..------,--.------..---
Official Despatch from General Curtis,

HrAueuhRuEs ARNN on rw BoEDry CAM
Arkansas, November s, via Eo-t scott, Noy1m-
Der ld--ro General Davies we have Just ,ol-
Guided the purs 10 OF prioa, wugso rclrsllrl
crossed tho Arkansas river, Uuder fire Of our
guns. lie leit an other of bis suns and his )gg
carriage, which, with other arms aud equipments,
have fallen into our hands.
We are now rid Of 10000 or 10000 h,lEeiar,td
bushWhackers and hdlf.smryed vasab1nds, who
hope may never return to disturb the pea 'eCul
Inhabitants north or the Arkansas river H. Is
also beyond ourposts Of Fayetteville Fo-,sm.-l,
and For, Gibson, which are now safe
S.R. CrRrrs, Nailr-Gener.l
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AMuSENKFNTS.

Omar NATIONAL CIRCus.-T his evening Pro.
lessor Hutchinson aod his trained dogs Messrs
G. II. Hutchinson and T. II. Murray and Mr. W.
Kennedy, versatile clown, will make their iirst
appearance, in addition % she very popular troupe
OF artists who have drawn 50 largely upon public
attention since the opening On Saturday evening
audience was so large thar accommodations
had 10 be made on ths sage for several hundred
ladies ard gentlemen,
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FAST YouTH-Jdmes O'Brien, q lad, was
before Alderman Toland this morning, charged
with the larceny Of = horse aud wagon from
Second street, above Callowhill. The lad, when
arrested, Was amusing himself by driving about
town. He is represented as a very fast youth.
lie was committed ~ answer the charges pre-
ferred against him
SUSK.-rhe brig 4. c. THconJ, loaded with
coal, sprang leak while lying at one of the rail-
road piers at Port Richmond on Saturday night
last, aud sunk. A steam pump will be placed on
board u. dAY. ..-..lia
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ARRIVED rms ATnRNrn

Transport steamer John s. Ide. Wilson, dsy1 ~ ~
Point Lookout. Md N ballast 70 United States en-'
schT Nellie faTbox, yOnea, 2, days hs s.s.sss q n.
MAI, with logsood tod. n. Wetaar os-1 ~.
seSI EdViin RseS, GoOdspesd. days es s'''ss r''-
@sss ssSs y cISIs n Fa.SnS% SSa. s O Fan H'''
In ssss Ssass ss: e s;Ri4s as1a sn aa su HAAs In
" ballast y eaPtain'
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COUNTING THE SOLDIERS VoTE.-The soldiers
vote, so far as counted this morning. gave Presi-
dent Lincoln majority Of 2Oo3. The vote stands
Lincoln 1904 Mcclellan 206l. The vote on board
the United States supply steamer Donegal was
LineOlp 20, NsqlsAan
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EAST TENNEssE sEE.
General Gillem at Knoxville
OUR LOSS IN THE RECENT
AFFAIRS.

LOUISVILLE, November 2O.-General GlIlem is
safe at Knoxville with his command.
In the attack on his oupOsts, our loss in killed,
wounded, and missing, did not exceed four hun
dTed men.
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MarkeIa By TeIekraph.

NEW YoRK, November 2l.-Flour firm; sales
Of $500 barrels at S929 e5 for BlAei tl005IlSO for
Ohio and tl03Odb for Southern. Wheat dull sales OF
25OO bushels at advance ora cents. Corn advanced
cents saoc Of 1900 bushels Al t65 Beef steady. Pork
heavy At t39 5O9J9'75. Lark dull whisky dull.
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HOOD AND BEAUREaARD ARE
STILL NEAR FLORENCE.
GLOOMY REBEL PROSPECTS.

CINCINNATI, November 2l.-The Ga-ette's
Nashville despatch says that military afflrs are
unchanged and comparatively quiet. The rain
continues and the roads are in bad condition.
Hood and Bcauregmd are still in the vicinity
OF Florence.
Nine hundred Rebel prisoners arrived at Nash
vii on Saturday morning from Atlanta. Think
ing the place evacuated they rushed in to pllage
and plunder, and were captured.
The Rebel symptthizers at Nashville are
gloomy and disconsolate in consequence OF the
. anticipated results Of General Sherman's move
ment.
AccessiOns to ouT army are arriving daily from
Ute North.
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FoRTREss MoEEoE, November l9.-The fol-
lowing are among the deaths in the hospitals at
Old Point since the last report ;-Dw wight VIII
liams, 2O3d Pennsylvania; John f. Sharp, 55th
Pennsylvania; Tobias Brown, l99th Pennsyl-
vania; Andrew ]. Rife, 5Sth Pennsylvania
Samuel H.. Christy, lSsth Pennsylvania; Charles
M. Swift 2llth Pennsylvania Jacob A. Warner,
2O3d Pennsylvania.
A severe northeast ssorm set in to-day.
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TC-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
Special Dispatches to Evening Telegraph.



Toe steamer Hsuohasse'., from City Point,
reports all quic; when she LET. At o O'Clock yes
terlay morning. Butler ha1 rcellued possession
Of the strip of picket line taken by the enemy ON
Thursday night and our cunboats had moved up
towa.ds Dutch Gap, as ii to be in readiness 70
take a hand in 'bo lighting shoul1 the enemy
again attempt any further offensive demous'ra-
tons.
AcciG eut 30 the "COssHrE.''
The iaHhasilHc5mo mp II place o. The regular
mail steamer Cossdck, which ran into O schooner
On her downward trip After geti1gc clear Of tle
schooner, the Coss1cE accidentally ran aground
near Maryland Point, when i, was discovered that
three holes had been knocked in,o her bottom
Just above the water line, in nor collision with
the schooner.
The steamer Guide came TO ,ro relief Of tue
Cossack, and took OF her mails and passengers
and conveyed them to Fortress Monroe It wa.
a fortunate circumstance that he "osea.t rlu
aground; for at the time her rippiel condition
WAS unknown to nor officers.
Had she proceeded o. her way she doubtless
would have gone down with all on b3a,d thereby
cansing great loss of life, as she had large num-
Der OF passengers on board.
Capture of Block adc. .Runuerg.
-, t,..-.-.-.....
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'oI u '"g 'Ap,'i' W VIC p,o -""''-fu'nefs
,'no'i'''S ""mS ''', 's,'' '' OI' ''yNe'' t.e
10. tn'i On 'no ~ VI ' '''9 -'''' 0i ',' on u"'
mu"e "'e"iP'"5 ~ run iN'O ''."'o' ra's'
1n0' We .'rSl w .'N 1'5..s' u'L "S
sruny o"s'' "oop - ", " 'no ''p'Iio
tho limited Ctates srea1opr J1,ry tg.s,5., nh a.,
-. - ~, t,,a 80. -, yy,. y,',' 'n,o
as.or.,I ,,,' rarcoss '''-'' '''N
-, - Yso..,,, ,,ou.-...- ,.-.,..
KeusUcItv.
So,,o,.l ,,,o,,i,ert KortncLi,vs ,.o Y,.. =.
,,s.rouo, =, mo oT.,s, or ! Int, me- l,,-.,,
r,,ats rhov ,gfIT ,,,, s,.-,o1 q, -. t.e.
roIo,s.d Tbs bo,ds Of do,,,tyc,-,tg lin -,
,,,rd C,-,,rcss n Increase the ss1,rio. a. ,,,.s
,noaor,t,iy
The Second Corps.
Major-Generll Humphrey it IS sail, viii sue
cped General Hancock in command OF the %
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
cLEARFn THns MoRNTNa.

CLEARED This MORNING.
Brig Antecello, Scott, Falmouth @. q. Van Horn.
Brig Tltania, stephens, Beaufort. III. A. Adams.
SehT III. W. farnum, EDWARDS, Boston, Captain.
Sehr Z. Martin, sndth, BoaLon, Captain.
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"A substitute broker in Concord, New Hamp-
shire, says that he has put two THOUSAND men In
The UNITED States service.
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To PrRonAsE CloTnINa M Low PnIcEs. mako

selection from onr stock of fREADYhlADE Garments We
are selling goods equal IN syis, ill., make AMI material
from % 90 30 per cent Ore than Is charged for the
gods msde 10 order We have all styles, Sizes aud
prices OF fClothincMeus Youths, ami Bows All can be
suited without delay OT trouble.
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LATER AND BETTER.
EWS FROM ATLANTA

Nine Hundred Rebels Enter Atlanta
for Plunder and are Captured,
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--latest from Sherman.
CONDITION OF HIS ARMY.

General Barry Seriously I'll.
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years kerNlc6.
The Cabinet.
is stated that Secretaries Seward sad


In reference to popular aaxieties conoemiag
Hoods invasion of East Tennessee, it may be
stated that i: is not SLermans wont TO leave the
bars down behind him. The Richmond Wig Of
the 18TH publishes General Shefmans letter %
the Sanitary Commission, and ons2tures there
from that he is marching for the relsass o' tre
Union prisoners.
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GREAT MOVEMENT.
WHAT THE REBELS SAY

THE FIGHT At JONEsBoRo
-r-~~--y~~--~---ar --,yv-,~-.---~~~~~
The Whereabouts Of our Army.
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sherman v.l, We think meet With opposition
be does no; calculate upon before he reaches the
Notifications or Macon. These works, should he
ever reach them, be will find Of most formidable
character, and with troops tia: before shat time
vast deal more of trouble than he uyid1u lyCOuuts
upon. II GeOrgilns viii battle for their trenches
as the Petersburg militia did last June for theirs
or the Richmond militia did n Snunton river
bIiJge, later In Vie summer, MAeln VIII be sAYel
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MANUFACTURED ~
WILLIAM GRACE,
% ANRsBuRY, MASS.
Price % Cents Per Beg.
Important to the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues TO DO consulted st his oGcs,
Nos. and Endlsott Street boston, on al diseas-
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long course Of study and practical experience OF
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10 euro the most alarming cases OF GoHsrrAas and
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treatment few days or weeks, will BIO furnished
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vaur
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. 2 Q In.
dicott Street, Boston 10 consulted daily for all dis
eases incident to tho female system. Prolapsus
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now treated upon new pathological principles, and
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the afflicted person soon rejoless In perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experiences In
the cure OF diseases Of women and children, than
any other physician In Boston. =
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may
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N;B.-All letters must contain four rod stamps
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Certain Cure In all Cases,
Or No Charge Madc.s ..

DR.. Dow 10 consultsd daily, from Q a. n. 10 .. y.
rs above, upon all difBcut and chronic diseases OF
every name and nature, having by bis uuvsarisd
utation which calls patients from all parts OF tie
country 10 obtain advice.
Among tho physicians In Boston, mono stand
n6W M taf Rpdinoss S,,sn Ro.,.r nnss ~.
neod the services OF an experienced physician and
surgeon should give him o call. = -r..FTT
PS. Dr. Dow imports and hes for sale new
for 81, and red stamp. -
Boston. April 1853. 1000 iyis
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ARREARS AND BACK PAY.

500 Bounty to those who have served two years,
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heirs.
Pensions TO Invalid Soldiers and Seamen-also 70
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above claims promptly and ohesply. Have o.:
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Pure Potash, p
e inst raoelxed and for sAlo by j. SAWYEk.
FARM FOR SALE,

ClTUATED on Buxton road Saco, two miles from
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In the csllsr or particulars enquire on the prcmi
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PETER LORILLARD,
SNUFF and TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,

10 and 10 Chambers Street,
Formerly q Chatham Street, Now York;
MOULD call the attention OF Dealers 10 tho ar.
w ticlos Of bis rnanufscture, Wis.,
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BLOOD | BLOOD BLOOD sos.
Hclmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sersaparilla.
SYPHITTS.

SYPFIIITS. ,. 4...
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making It's appearance In the form Of Ulcers
Helmbold's Extract Sarsaparills puri6es the
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,traahsa5s BE WISE IN TINE.
BE WISE IN TINE.
BE WISE LN TINE.
BE WISE IN TINE.

Let not disease destroy your constitution
Try bottle Of my Periodical Drops. and you
viii be satisfied that sm no impostor. Tell
your afflicted friend what restored the bloom OF
health to your cheeks, and thereby confer IA
vor moro valuable than gold. For painful or
have now m my mind an instance Of . lady
who had been ssfisring from painful msnstrua-
ton two or three years, combining her TO her
room each time she had applied TO several em-
inent phySiciAns, without relief, whom ono bot
lie Of my drops entirely cured her. !
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Cannot DO Harm /!
Cannot do Harm !
Cannot do Harm /!
Cannot do Harm i.

1could furnish any quantity Of testimonials
Of its efficacy from my own patients, but the
practice Of parading bought and fictitious ones
before the public ID 20 prevalent do not deem
Il advisable. Ny object Is TO place my mcdi.
cine before the public. not alone to make mon
sy, but 10 do good. Il Is proverbially true OF
tie American ladies, that not ten perfectly
healthy ones can b found In any one vicinity.
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WEEKaY PAPER. DgFoTw 70 aeGdHl AND

WIsTAR'S BALSAM
WILD CT Err r ~
mas Bris USED xoa MANLY
HALF A CENTURY, 49,
WIN fHs MOST AsroSnHMo SUCCESS IN CURING
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Bore Throat.
innIIS 1sr o %nSiGDaass S S1SsS isSnD
Dimcuity Of BresthinS.
Asthma, and every
THE THROAT, i EaSa g AND CHEST.
including even frOgt
CONS NJ PTloN. 7r
There Is scarcely one Individual In
haesAesA he community who wholly escapes,
sBAEyAMA during season, from some one, how
kW4EkA ever slightly developed, Of the above
IL y ,yuptoms-a neglect Of which might
G31&. leap To tho last named, and most 10 be
lN22 Threaded disease in the whels catalogue.
-. roa Tho power Of the "medicinai gum" Of
EsssSiIZ0ths Wild Cherry Tree over this class Of
-
2 complaints 10 we'll known, 20 great ID
the good has performed and % great the popularity
Il has acquired.
IN tAis preparation, besides Ae virtsss Of fAs
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dents OF Ike cdiue, fAus Increasing 80 pdfss rem
fold and forming Remedy 'OAose porsr 20 socfAs,
TO Asai to relieve, and to cure dsseoss, esh W NO
Wv" From Hon. RUFUS K. GooDENow,
Fermerly Member Of Congress nom Maine.
WI have tried Wjstsy,s BALKAN Of Wild CAsrry for
An eIeedinely troubesome cough. The eject was al
hat could BE- desired The use OF is than bottle
relieved me entirely. Among great varieties Of medi-
cipes which have used, have found none equal 70
"W,st." Its curative properties, In cases Of cough,
I reeard a invaluable" :. :. ,lg' sl.fk
Prom GEORGE W. nLLErr, ESQ, ~ T.
Editor OF the "Norway Advertiser"
"Scyerai year, since hrst became acquainted with
mi, Balssm at time Of distressing cough and cold
which took such nrm hold Of ny lungs - to render me
unat Tor busness and its operation produced speedy
and permanent cure siter trying various remedies 70
no AVAIL" ~. 49, III
From r. FELLOWS, n. D.
HILL, N. H., Nov. 3, 1860.
a. ". rovtx Co.,
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medicnes can but ssy In jusIcc 70 DR.. Vistay Bal.
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~. N ans rstisnt nov IN comfortsbe besith. who
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.e 'r MANUFACTURED ~
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Every afternoon and evening, at the store
w. F. ATKINS,


Ladies' are politely invited TO attend the AFTER.
noon sales.
This 10 the most attractive stock eyor offered Ut
auction In this city, comprising as IL does the most
useful and seasonnble goods and TO DO sold TO tho
highest bidder without reserve. ~
Como, everybody, In search OF Raygains.
80 q. o. NEWELL, Auct.
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-02-19
AUCTION.

= GREAT Sale OF
CrOckcry, Glass 81 iEarthcn
WARE.
Also splendid SILVER PLATED WARE-Forks,
Spoons Casters, baskets, Sets, 30. L. =. :.
Also, best English and American TABLE and
Also, the Stock OF q FANCY GOODS dealer clos.
ing business, consisting in part Of Hoods NUDIAS,
Sontags and Scarfs, Balmorals, Hoop Skirts. Hand.
korchlefs, Gloves, Threads, Buttons, DO.
STATIONERY, SOAPS. 70.
Also, nice line OF LINEN G00DS-Table Gov.
srs, Napkins, Doylss, Towels, &C.. -.1d