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, 1864-11-17

e. The TWsoonsin Patriot, at Madison
the central organ Of the Democracy Of that
State-gaye up the ghost On Monday, the
very same day on which the Aae Register at
Springfield, the central organ Of the Illinois
Democracy, did the very came thing.
, 1864-11-17
RESULT In NEW YORK
Lincolnss Majority 9,137,

The Republicans have carried New York for
Lincoln by 9,1% votes, and beaten Seymour
by at least 10000. The overthrow Of the dan
gerous demagoguc and rebel sympathizcs is
next to the defeat Of Mcclellan the most i'm
portant thing Of the whole election. Here is
the result In the State. The counties that
gave Mcclellan najorities are reported as fol-
, 1864-11-17

sails damaged, with the loss Of hawsers and
lines and the vessel pretty eftectually used
up. The schooner Spray, on Lake Huron,
her cargo being lost, Many Of the deetWhich
we're slightly crippled have proceeded on their
voyage, while others will be detained for
, 1864-11-17

The soldiers vote in the Thirteenth District
Of Ohio, (1usklnsum, Knox, and Coshocton
counties)were canyassed en- Thursday By which
1t is accrtained that the Union people have
"tusud ae," and Gen. Columbus Delano is
elected 10 Congress in that district, by ma
jority Of two hundred and ffty-six Totes. On
The home vote The Coppcrhead candidate had
100 minority. The whole country has occa-
sion to rejoice, that an able and patriotic cIti-
zen will replace In tho next Congress n man
whose chief consequence in the present Con-
grcss consists in the aid his position enables
him to render the cause of treason and rebel
lion. Dclano is one Of the most eloquent men
In the Buckeye State.
, 1864-11-17

Here the market opened weak at e37, declined In
apanie to 81, dropping with every turn in the
New York market, and closing weak with down
Hurt tendency. Silver Is heavy, with large otret-
ings. 1t sold down as low as 2f5.
Government Bonds are very firm, with an up
ward tendency. 5.aos' have advanced per cent
since yesterday. The buying price is 1881, and
selling at 10i4 for the larger denominations, and
1861 for the smaller bonds-100s and Sos. The
Second National Bank, which has now good sup
ply, Of all denominations Of bonds, quotes Us fol-
lows:
Buying. Selling,
2. 8. per cent $50 Bonds. ......... ..103} 1Dij
Y. =. per cent 1Q4G Bonds ......... 98 98
u j. $50 Treasury nolea (new}+..... 994 par.
The Second National Bank has been organized
at Providence, R. l., with capital Of $3oo,oo0.
Hon. Vim. sprague, q. s. Senator, is President Of
the new institution.
Counterfeit dves On the Merchants Bank, New
Bedford, have made their appearances. They arc q
fac simi1e Of tho genuine. Engraving rather poor.
Vigucttc, female sitting bale, ships and light
house in the background In the centre; s and fe-
mule on either side, md title Of bank In upper
entire.
new YoRK SrocK KMAHKEr.-C1osing. prices for
cash, Nor, TO- 1864, received by F. G. Saltonstal y
CO., Commission, Stock and Bond BFokcrs, n
f ~
, 1864-11-17

How MUcH:-some inquisltive people are a
little curious to know how much Mr.. Belmont
is out Of pocket rs the keeper Of thnt costly
elephant, the Chicago Democratic party, and
how much be expects to realize. Is it ahent
persistent, or how much? Everybody would
like to know.
, 1864-11-17

~ We learn from the Brunswick, Maine,
Telegraph that Seth Adams, Esq, of Boston,
the well known inventor of the Adams Power
Press, has given s., 600 in aid Of the Medical
Department of Bowdoin College, and will do
more for the same object.
, 1864-11-17

r~ The Salem (A{ass.) o. errvr says t:la.
on Sunday evening Rev. Mr.. Palmer of the
Tabernacle Church, in that city, was assault
. ed by IN Iishman three times while on his
way home from meeting, but he knocked the
fellow down each time and ut last secured
him by the aid Of two other gentlemen
, 1864-11-17

the market to-day, averaging between 7aso ns taan
for sorne time past Our Chicago p1ckers arc much
restricted In thelr purchases for the want ofeutsabc
stock Shippers arc also unable to buy, there being
alnost nominal supply Of ererT gzade better than
the coMEocncst.
There has been no change previous quotations a:
which the market Is act1ye and Yery nrm.
DEEF CATTLE SALES TODAY.
, 1864-11-17

~ The brave and gallant Gen. Hancock,
who so nobly distinguished himself at the
head Of his corps In the army Of the Potomac,
In the carly part Of Gen. Grants campaign,
from the Wilderness TO the Weldon Road, is
suffering severely from the wound he received
some weeks ago south Of Petersburg. BE is
one Of the ablest Of Grants captains, and the
country will regret to learn that he 1,as been
relieved Of his command at his OWL request,
In order to take care of his wound.
, 1864-11-17

The packing season may be considered as naIrly
across he rivef In ono constant stream. Colonel
Renfrow, OF the ferryboat, Informs US that he
crosses upward Of 22oo6 head per day on an aver
age about half which are for this MARKET and the
remaining half for Chicago.
The market opens In this city at from $500 to
$3.50 gross, as per quality. 1t Is, however too un
settled, and the times too uncertain, to adnit Of
contracts, or Of purchases for long delivery ahead
, 1864-11-17

The Missouri brigade Of the 18th army corps cast
1,546 for Lincoln, 3 tor Mcclellan.
The s6th Mo-. detached service, gave 1;8 for Lin
coin, none for Mcclellan,
The soth Ohio gave 2ss for Lincoln, % for Nc
, 1864-11-17

- WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 49, 1881.
LUMBEE-Rcceived &c, o0o feet; shipped i PIG 100
feet Demand still lnrger than the supply, and prices
rule coE7espondinGly nEm, put with no essential
change.
sHNGLEs-s Shipped $4,000. Market quiet, with
very limited recejptu.. Prices rn at previous quota
tions.
LATH-Receiyed 7u,too pcs; shipped 15s,pao pcs.
In fais demand with limited receipts-
CARGO aALDs TODAY.
Cargo Bchr Helen Kent. from Pere Marquette, sold
by Col. Loomis aaoo feet lumber 4 strips at 1855
cargo schE Trenton, from Auskcgon sold BY Meslade,
10000 feet good common lumber, strips balance
boards at $3.50; cargo scow planet from Pere Mar
Quette, sold By Col LOOMS, 90 feet mixed lumber,
$:s.25. =
The fr1loudnr are tha vnrd nriena.
, 1864-11-17


MzssRs. BuKyE1r 4 Co.:
Isend you statement Of my daughters case as re-
quested She will h.ve been sick elk years II she lives
until the ,st OF August next at times sou would not
think she could live ten minutes Her distress "oua
throw her into spass and soon as she GOT nteatn
she would 20 into anothes-sonetimes anhafeo
ttnes In succession. hive known heF 70 LAY aso
nishtB and almogt ave days without food or dsihk.
She would lay In that Situation perfectly asensole
she has had every tooth In her aead taAea oe'
aha became s1ck-
Her situation aud distressing sickness are Kno"u ~.
over the tree states For 1ye yeazs hare uesotsa
most Of nv time 10 her-haye set up With ner nom ~
and 1Dx O'Clock In the evening, to J. ano c1oeA'
until birds begun to sing IN the summer mo.n
ueuraRts In her head for three years she nad eseo
nfteen gallons Of the best Cologne, t~chtS'uFo poe
ties Bay Wat4r besides many other po~eflaa nppca
t3ons These with the intense beat ca1seo oJ tun
naIDs. burnt her haiE 80 badly Ia October. l'1' "
n, c,ne al. md for two years e her head VISA "a
IN Tooth a her facs.
bronzh the Recommendation Of . mend she was
,ndnred to ty your CocoAIs1, and the result VIA A.
tontshtux. She had not used the contents or ball
bottle before her head Kas covered with aue Jouns
hatr. It would grow about an eighth OF an Inch IN
length and then on It continued to do 50 1t In
tervals for four months, when We discovered III n1a
ton Of tho scalp .......-...
WepEoeu1ed bottle Of your KA111sroS applying
It with soyr MUSLIN C1oEn still pesseyeEtns wtththe
CocoAa. applying that with tho hand. and they eaa
tho desired effect In four months her hair has grown
evesnl Inches In length sezy thick, so anu nne anu
Of a darker color than formerly. "hen aef nais nsu
grown 3os * Inches. never saw 50 splendid bar.
thick - mat and When parted it lay close TO oes
head.
She still continues to Use the Cocoatne, aud va nav
hut little fear OF her osng her hatr She hnds tns nal
lIson 60 refeshlng and cooling to her head. aAayu
me hest nronep hy ns that abe would not DO With
out It. With respect, W. >. 1Dpl.
fofWm. 5. Eddy s soul
Manufactures Of Cast Steel shore!s and Spades. Eas
Ald1lebofo', Mar,
JOSEPH BURNETT L CO., Boston.
P1upttEtors-
a,a anil hv an DrrrrIztn and Fanny Goods Dealers.
, 1864-11-17

E OUR Ex-PREsIDkN1s-AC CURIOUS FACT.-It
is remarkable fact that all our surviving e1-
Presidents -fddling Fillmore, poor Pierce and
poor old Buchanan-have all gone down to
Jericho with the Copperhead md Know No
thing remnants Of the used up sheut-per-shcnt
Democracy,
, 1864-11-17

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nor. 16, 1851.
FREIGITS-GRAns FRE1onrs-Dull aud almost
SS9a DEE 5ss'ssa -
.s's: e gsssss 81 IS ss:
e ne sne ;a sea99a5a. Ros3oa i,Ss Me ~ 9nS9te;
FIoST e Ssx xoFk: K rs Ss; "a
onf F|onF to to ReFtand eFnn H. ~ ssTnia @
f1ovsions f : t. Nes II TorF. I I PEI i00
ss59aa % oa9 an
o1d Is On InTth t2 slaSS E9o&ag d. W We naTs e. Mt
sata q. 20
and by rail and AXE Erie % for nour and 3li9 fof
hr;s. Market very am and l5@aoe ioasT Sa!ss To-
a2s e Ss p.5 f & e
s 1,js eEs ssGec az sIqE
ss$ :psias Al Il 4 ~ S;s bss
Sers Double At hr! hrIs ~ ,spEtnS s3a
sss sPRo5as
sa S3RRss
+ g. s
sINX; ieoo bu DO 1t ll:!5; $500 ID 10 Spring a.
81 f s. g. 81 ao 1 ba g II g It s Il
stsl :ssoS 81 de s ~; ise - Do i .lsis; II I?
y g $1fa1 G ss . 81 se s / S M p
at $l.eG1hs market closing weak at SL72ho1I3 for
ha: Market loF sd Com adyaaced 2@sc s.. s New
1 - s; " ~ e sss1
e "a sss csy a5S saslsa eSs9 e.
tIaeS xl1s 59s b Sin stoto i tos 6a %
ia sore q si:g; Fl coayao r. FL Corn 4 s1 1S
= tsssf 'ssS e s e. sSs,sa q @ s
b. aEkes 8es az e hn ows6 sss t. tesy
ss9SS b. % 90 ID Rejected osa =. s.Se;
500 bu do at &c. Tho market closing quiet ut OK
h9set MshRsssIysd o11et sS tnda 4 ba shipped M b:
sa % 81 d x x j. siiiha nafEst ciosns Gs
~ nARHEXTKssstze IE; toa.y. LIT na; ,s!pped.
% - d i seFth II side} s. 70 81 i
aSoHosssaflssi sssss fssq It e ts Fa,on
AuTTEh- -Ress.Ted @ to To-day, losss ~; shipped,
ss%ssa ssess b.Ey = q GSs'se and e
R5Ms s6pplnE T. T. ark.ns. s1xs
Sales ioday ito arkins good shpoinT Bnttes ~ = {
$5c tirSns s7Kc;4 crooks and tubs choice
pk9oM CoRN-Eeeelyea today, 1881. rs;
guiet snd STEADY Sales good At ts0o
e. 'G1st and nd nominal ou.
BAG{:ISGs- Market In good sunniy with . fur ds.
mhud- FIlce1 4rm and unchanged, III ouote.
Stark ou ssamess per 1uo s112oo
aavnltot, ~ f sgaussS PtE w HOO
GtSAkut a ~ - eS.AAse PET 1N. 5000
MaEsrH, = ~ ssam!fes linen, per m.. 10000
1t; hettn =, ~ ~ per tW- 1000
"egssfif ner Ifa w seana'ess' sewed linen, :. =.
lonSsooa, i, ba Seamless, ssxsd linen, PEI 100
Corn E1shsnEe i. ssxsd linen, per ioo. 81
Garucn lily a, Fed linen, per 100 700
E4CsiNo5I a. seWed linen, per lo0 .,......... B5G
Empife c1ty. seWsd linen. ?es ZOO
EEASIes sGWea men. per 100. 500
6utlap9 pa, per rlW
tnnny AasB pu, per 1G0.................,, 1G0. 5000
na per 100. n.....,...-.............,. 4o.o0
f1onT sacks bss, cotton, per .......-... 6ono
cotton, per 100. ,...,.,,,,.. $500
linen, per 100.. .......,..,,,, 600
Papsr Flour saets brl, per 100 so
btl, per no. 00-.........,..... 4O0
Wool saGks. heavy. each. ach....,......-..-..... LIS
CAEESE In moderate demand With good SUD
R!y. Market Steady and unchanged. We quote:
Voe+or1
rsete1 44E
COfFEE-Tho New Yori ms!Ect today las 6eea
dePresed and prices lsss trn There has consequent
" Leen corresponding degree Of weakness here. but
We quote: -
taPe+ ..-.-...33f&SaC
yASal y. " IN uaH. A3o
nos !a9 ~ RooQ tE7.ho
kA4Ra @~
, 1864-11-17

FIRST CoMPAS1, New HAMPsH1RE ART11~
LERT, AT FoRT SLoCUA-A correspondent
writes: "This;company had ninety-six voters
at the late election. They all voted for Fath-
er abraham 0,ad UsaeEe Aydu.''
, 1864-11-17

UNITED We STAND, DIVIDED TuEr FALL
The North is united in support Of Mr.. Lin
coins administration. Tho rebels are divided
upon the question Of arming and freeing
s1aves
, 1864-11-17

- Official figures just received, show that
there have been one hundred and elghty-nine
thousand seven hundred and thirteen emf
grants to this country, during the past twelve
months. There are forty thousand more than
during the year 1868.
, 1864-11-17

~ :.
The pEices Of Barley haEc ruled steady during
the week. the demnnd has been less active and tho
offerings decreasing, owing to limited arriEals;
some parcels have Been sold out ofstore the weeks
sales, az reported, 000 bu at $175 for Ca aga
&1fb11. .7B for fafr Canada East 81 81 for Bay
md flg3@1.s .s6 for Canada West. The weeks re-
ceipts By Central r. r. are 1000 bu, against 500
bu fOt the corresponding week In 1SG9
, 1864-11-17

the demand. MarEet 7ey sm 1t o1T previous 9aots-
hous We quote:
White Oh, 1l0 to 10 test, per load. Sc brl @90c
Straw Oil, do do sc u brl qts6c
Benzo!e. do " do GGl63c gravtty-G5c
ONI0ES-In susall supply, wtto ) brisk demand.
He quote:
, 1864-11-17
CONVINCING TESTIMONY.
XRQX
DISTINGUISHED CLERE THEN.
Free-wili Offerings for Benefits Received.
High Praise.

High Praise.
pe K ss T. Il MooR s's'sEa Il Iii, r. 4
storer Hair Dressing the hair Ina greatly thcke.
"a pe ~
ct esa "a xeaa Be- @
hanasoesy thicsened mp md also has hsa'sbft sp
Renewed His Age,
REV. n. THATCHER, Of New York, in 4 1ottee
~ 'ks s s nseG L. 70 y ha1 Aen
Worlds halr Restorer according to directions, and
now ny hair u restored to It's nasasa1 color, and has
Tie zsio6alsamnm have found the best aud mosk
Valuable Testimony
4iisas Wo;lds BAR Rsstarges g sad or
sat L. Ssf e. ny 81
For Chi!dren's Hair.
MRS CLARK, wife Of Rev. D. ". Clark, Cincinnati,
OHIO. wEtes: have used NIa. s; A. Aliens zyloeai
chNdIens har, After trying various articles, teel
no hesitation In Recommending yours as the Bxsr
e posoa
His Wife Approves.
writes II have nsed Mrs. s. 4. Aliens Worlds Hair
estorer and Hair Dressing, and 1t has also been used
by my WIFE, We ungualMed1y pronounce them the
best preparations va have ever uaca-lS WHICH DE-
CtAkAIION XANY FRIENDS JON U.s.
High Approval. Mrs. 8. H. Ar1ES lately zccelf.
ed letter from alady, stating that At tho suggestion
OF numerous friends she purchased bottle OF Mrs. 3.
A. Ax1KY,s Wor,Sb Ilnr Kestorcr and Zy.oba.s1munr,
or Hair Dressing, aud after using few tiucs her halfs
which WAS gray was restored to its youthful color snd
and new hair was fast appearing No lad5s toilet u
complete without these preparations Every Druggist
sells theH-
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
Nos. 10S d. 600 Greenwich ST., New York.
egTSa261S9tTC-yuAaA2dp
, 1864-11-17

The following votes of Iowa regiments In Sher-
mans army will give tho-zeadcr an idea how
far Mcclellan worship extends among our
Western soldiers2"
, 1864-11-17

UKiED E!tU U1TsIAfFtxs aEo n mote Hberal
nsm ut previous quotations BLAgkHEnRIEs and
iAsfH1KhlEs s5e IN snaI receipt. with steady Do
PKAcH1s very scarce and uuchanEed- The high cost
Of auEar has prevented very largo proportion Of
usual plan the effects Of which will be very vsIbe In
the activity OF this market during the winter. FoR
EIax FRuTTs quiet With no change on previous figures
, 1864-11-17

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. II, 1854.
The receipts and shipments during the past u
hours were as follows:
, 1864-11-17

an aates ef Groin reported IN s n1arktt report ars
sf1fe. -Four IL s0d dehEtyed ulitss gherctse stcd
, 1864-11-17
St. Louis Lumber NInrket-Nov. II.

There have been no receipts by river for the
the Chippewa river reached here, after tedious
md expensive trip, containing some $50, 900 feet,
which goes into the manufacturers yards.
/. There are but few more rafts on the way, and
some uncertainty about all these reaching here
this fall Tho stock In market Ia quits moderate,
, 1864-11-17

e Assistant Secretary of State, Frederick
H. Seward, WAS seriously injured by rail
road accident last week, his arm being broken
ba1n1x, 4ha a1hnu-
, 1864-11-17

TEE ENEy1TABIEN ENEGRo.-Ihen negro divided
the country and broke up the Union. Now
he Is going odiyide the South and restore the
Union.
, 1864-11-17
Grain and Flour Afionx between Buffalo and
New York.

The following table shows the amount OF grain
shipped from Buffalo to Troy for the II days end
, 1864-11-17

c0npERAGE-Thcse Is sn active demand for
peSrt h.1rris sn1 we note1 further advzrco II &C.
Ssje4 totaT wtfo: $500 FORK Barc!a 10 lots. at 80
deI. tM0 Lard HerScs at a.35, On tz7cE-tae latter
S',J ',CJATIThe market n IN r.!r supply. And wl:h =
GOOD dem anl prcs ruls very nrn 1t previous Eaecs
, 1864-11-17
Total Mcclellan una]otitics..
JJkcnTS M&JnrfTrrs {nnnroY{mtfa1


Total lincoln najorities.
Apparent Lincoln majority, 9,l37.
, 1864-11-17

LOCK-
I Collar, 2 H.. ia g
Slaughter sole. 41G4 "a
BuenoA Ayre8. 464s ~
| Ortnoco SoIe..- 4i9 &c
Oriuoco good
dama2ed-.... ~ r
french Cali, q
fFnhiC;iif.8i; French Cali: IS
Ffesnc6Gi;aiif,Le:: Wv
motnes, p dz1B. 0t41tg.m
FTenehCaif,Le-
| moines, Sec
| onfs, p dog. .1W.c091ho
Lintnss, y doz. .10.ma 1900
Eoans. p doz. .15Gl9 1900
! fair demand with q good
hrul and unchanged We
lath, Yarn Hemp..1i98c
- 3lauIfla, DC
! Manila Hay Rope. .1aDc
Manila Rope....4.-99.n
Ma1lfnc.-...........M&2c
Sash Cord. .@9Sc
OaknI1l. $500
Hamp Twi1e-.......D@iN
Paper TW1ne.....@tS3l.W
pdefatety active. excepting
, 1864-11-17

ClpER-In good demand and firm AZ $1-ao'Acs"T r
bFi, and &t.950l5o z hf bEl. -,h
EEisS-Sia1ket In almost nominal supply: wita
EEKN.
l. EISH-LAKx F1su-MarEct In uaoder1ta supply
but dull au innctVe. Prices aru at prav1ouB quota.
tons MAcKERK1 In fAlr receipt. and moderately e.
tive. Prices nEm at present ra1rS GOLDFISH In lSht
SUPPLY. Market active and very 1sn,, Win sight
, 1864-11-17

HE1-s7s7U&1 &4F1-FlaV3 AWE
FREIGfiTS-GRA1S FR11Gnrs--Du!l aud almost
neglected. The only engagement reported Was the
followtnE:-To DuFFALo:-schr DIck Some1s, With
oats at Tic. -
*LAKE AND FAIL " TaxIaurs-The propeller liues
have adyanced their rates to-day, &c = brl On tour
to the scaboard. We quote: ="
, 1864-11-17

VTETTS K-lu steNUy dEnruH. Win u good &up-
r1x Ststtet am at present quotations. We quote:
Fire Gider Ytneg*r.
cnmnnn Malt Vinegar. y gai.
eyW1nD-in good supply. and activn at present quo
heeeh coTd. the yard, slepelivered. At s11ee
MiHRe;v. MaRle; Co do Im do 1i@
nWO0i.-Shtpped. eyo1s ~. There 10 little ns7ner
feeling ii The naEket with better inquiry. Prices
.rc stfil nominal. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29
Final Trial Trip Of the Irou-Clad
Tecemsch.

Yesterday the Ericsson iron-clad harbor-
battery Tocumseh made her final trial trip in this harbor
and last evening to have been delivered over to
Admiral Paulding for equipment. Among the guests
were Rear-Admiral Gregory Chief Engineers sinners
and TarIon Commodore Roger. Zeno Secor, esq, Geo.
BiIkbcck. esq, Capt. Ericssons Chief Engineer, and
Others Previous to the departure Of the ship some
officers Of her Britanc Majestys Navy applied for per-
mission ~ go on the bial. but in the absence Of
authority from the Navy Department the officers of the
Tecumseh were Unsble 10 grant their request. Tie
propeller worked very satisfactorily driving the vessel
over eight miles hour before II had been working
long the speed was after increased 20 nine knots
an hour aud subsequently 10 ~ ana over The contract
81. 40 eP ia i my be presumed that " can be
fine In the neghbo-hood of the Palisades she trfth
her guns which worked satisfactorily. There was
nothing new 10 be tested this TIP the size Of the
vessel and her superior noiisepower bcilg the only
uportQjt points In which SIZE differed from the fassac
class of ships the guns used having been tried expert
mentally aud in action. The Tecumsehs engines are
like those Of the Passac. but are much orgeT having
cylinders Is inches ia diameter. and y feet stroke The
propeller ~ a four.blsdsd one, Of east-ron IA feet
diameter and 20 pitch. The tuTrc;engincs have
grinders II inches in diameter and IL inches stroke
those Of the blow eTeng nes are ID inches III diameter
and II inches stroke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29
Military Walters.
DEGRADING SOLDIERS.

Runners and keepers of grog shops and low
boarding houses keepers of houses of bad repue pick
pockets dealers in bogus iewery confidence brokers'
and other scamps continue IL fleece volunteers In
order to accomplish their disreputabe ends they employ
every fundamentally their wicked ingenuity sug-
gest Sometimes they assume the air and language Of
lOya gentlemen seeking the welfare Of the soldier.
Sometimes they don the black coat and white cravat
even, approach enough to the volunteer TO win
his confidence Sometimes they wear the uniform Of
officers Of the army or navy TO meet their purpose
Sometimes they treat their victims 10 drugGed liquors
Sometimes they make secret application OF choro'
form. Tho other day William Myers belonging 10 the
l2td United States Infantry iuvegled into dis.
reputable house at No. l20 Centre street, kept by Fred
erick Bishop and Was robbed Of Sl5 He had expended
about SO for wines and other refreshments but his
lheIahty did not save him from the thorough cleaning
out his pockets received at tn hands OF the scouEdrcs
into whose society he had iallen
We have over and over again urged our volunteers
10 give their money 10 trustworthy friends or 10 deposit
il in sune savings bank. to make safe investment
Of it as soon practicable after receiving it, TO put it
in some way or other beyond the reach Of tine villains
who follow returning regiments as sharks follow hos
pal ship.
Our police officers the officers Of the regiments on
THROUGH the friends and relatives of the veterans
shOuld take particular pains 10 put the men ON their
guard, ard advise them 10 make wise and safe dlspo
sal of their funds
RECRUITING IN THE CITY.
At the County Committees Headquarters n
veterans and 20 new recruits received their boupty
money and at Tamrnany Hall Sc men were sworn into
the service Monday.
SENT TO PORT LAFAYETTE.
Frank McCOrmic and Reuben Odcll were
sent 10 Fort lafayette Monday, by order Of Major
Gen. Dix for demanding three negro volunteers ut
Newark, y. j., out Of 500 each.
UNITED STATES MARSHALS 'FICB.
On Monday Officer Jones Of the United States
Marshal's Office arrested Michael McMaher for de.
hauding volunteer named John Lyons. out Of $50.
Ihe prisoner was very saucy rst but he finally
Guided 10 dlsgorge his illgotten money. He las an
Office of kind in the Street Inspector Department
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The Supposed Marine Disaster.

PORTLAND Monday, March 2s 1864.
Further reports from the scene of the reported
disaster do confirm the accounts previously received
The pilotboat Nettle arrived up to port at p m.
She makes the following report
AT o'clock last evening saw vessel showing two
bright lights, heading " t.. ten miles f. s. L., from
Cape Elizabeth Lights. At quarter to ten she ran to
the westward The Nettle showed light and ran for
her. but could not oyertake her. About half three
oclock this morning fire in the direction Of Saco
Me-, supposed TO be somewhere on the shore.
9p. m.-The steamer Gen. Lyon has just ,etarned
from Wood Island. pilot there informed them that
the fire was on the main land.