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Tar CRUISE oF TaE TALLAuAssrE.-The ContiU-
sion OF the interesting diary Of " bohemian" on
the Tallahassee Will be published tomorrow. Ii Is
u very Interesting letter.
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s'ifFn,onS 9ispattbe,
pvI A. cowARDIN q co.

is ru,,lishcd daily, Sundays except
q. 3. fosTs ,,nn,l,s; ryS DOLLARS for three
polL,Rs iof ,s s porr,Rs tof one month N advance.
months ,ances 81 a., By mail are at the risk OF those
- make them.
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YELLOW FEVER IN CHAELEsroS.-It is reported
that the yellow fever has made its appearance in
Charleston, and that there some fifteen cases III
the city. 1t is also said that some deaths have
CURED from the disease
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RUNAWAYS.

ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD for the appYchlnaiou ot BECKY, Il
gut svvclt, vu years old tail and wc pOgt!Oncd,
,bout five tee high, Of duk gingerbread color, with
bat ole or two teeth the lett side oi her lower
Jaw, very large mark Of vaccination On the lett
she was drcsacd III a spun cotton coat, Stan-
mers slightly when suddenly addressed She went
oil Ill IL livanua IIyor Gaudlboat, and is supposed to
be h.uborcd with free negroes on the canal III
Richmond. GEORGE f STAtuIIN,
Keswich Depot, Albcmarle county, Virginia.
l9-6t.
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ATTEMPTED IseESDIAsIsn. - Between one and
two O'Clock yesterday morning, the REGULAR nightly
alarm Of fire sounded in the upp<r part of IN.
city, which proceeded from dense volume OF sn,oks
that was pouring from the basement window of m.
John Coyner's residence, on Leigh street near
Brook Avenue A pile OF shayings and other rub
bish had been collected together and set Gre 10 by
Sumo incendiary, but owing 10 its quick discovery
Nv the family, the light extinguished before It
had gained much headway.
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Colonel d. F Jamisou, president OF the military
court ut Charleston, South Carolina, died on the
llth instant. He was president of the South Caro-
lima convention which passed the ordinance Of se-
CesslOn.
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VERY VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE

I IN 'uiiIypRIp ACRES, ADJOINING Dis
rFi,H srAnoN, on THE ,X,tTh, H0Eh EiVME w
~ i.'.f ttc Farm lpeIte,l as above, contain
el,i el-,,itIyF ut,NDRED ACRES; one handrcd and
t5. - .. .,i ftr,e hundred and fifty in wood
",s5 ,..I.- Tht.s ale Oh the CLlohahominy some
'! f -,5,llis luost Of Il III timber, and very
',.' '. .I,,},r. !. II good quality, and j. -u% ep0
....'. .l5.E degree ct improvement. Ihclc ls .
t.f ai ra4!l upon 1t. las veil waterc1, a3l wing
u '....,,,. streams running through II. iLcic
'.,.. v..u.. o,,hagl 3uj very line s1'dcn -
.- ..l.s.!n4 sud thyve Is well oi CAet client
.t.. ,4r! The dwelling las been hinlIt,
IN ~. alt-haus.- r,Hltn, ana are iii good oG-
lE. gtaA;ion Is beautiful. Tins presents i
e.. ,tl.sitHajty iar lnrcstIncut ani it'e wood and
...Isr on the place Will more than pay the ptie'
t. II For further particulars and terms,
.,f. =. Gkl.BBs X WILLIAMS, AuctioHotrs,
+t'' Successors to GoddIn X -Apperson.
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charged with keeping an III governed and disorderlv
house, on Main street, near Ninst8enth, and fanny
and Hester Reubenstein, charged with using threat
eenfng and abusive language towards Anne r. HowIe.
the occupant Of said house, were required to eivs
to answer the ofIenre sIIexed nsainst them 1hgi..
t'sn burgen, charged with receiving lot Of leather
which ne knewto have been stolen from George W.
Bluford, and Stephen, slave Of William W. Cnmp,
charged with stealing an overcoat, valued ct $500
the property Of DIR. /. 8. yoyncs, were dischsrred
the circumstances being insufficient to justify their
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-,,-v FOR SALE, in the county OF

,uN EOk NAIE m IhN toNl'VN OF
M ~ tlt,. twenty-five nnles irom Rich
. 'ss s.,. 'ae' lG", % S,l.aas a'1 IN % %.sS 'sl a,4
.' '''i,, a. Il y.oi bau-e, With four rooms and
i.ni. ,'. .'..,-s. nearly uo", oottag" style. The
vs'' ,r, all Good aud convenient. II Will
i i,e. and ois good a"oe''' investment
Ia i''''''' J. Nj HAINES & co,
No Is Franklin street,
.-., Near First Market.
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pp.I ESTATE FOR SALE.

CnTNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
soq%r5s@S e te@. S9aNihn s3in ii nee"iry @1s'
TEN'f, e'u'' %@,s - one hundred acre. Of land
a4 t,'',.1 ef y,t,n quarter Of m'e o' iiHS3nna ,
atj8fhrh ~ ,atiitulars apply tu ~ add'ess
'e"'s'Ip a. " ralmyra, FiaSdhn', Virginia
tf4uf-
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TELEGRAPHIC
RTs OF IHE RICHMOND nAILY

FROM ALABAMA.
MonuE, September ia Yankee force, from
Pensacola, is reported to be making raid on Pol.
1art
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New sorghum syrup is offered in Columbus, 0eor-
gia, at IA psg gallon,
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ADVERTISEMENTS VIII b inserted at the rate Of o,r
DoLLA1 AND FIFTY crSTs per square tor each mar.
tion--cighf lines Tor less) constifufe square
Larger advertisements IN exact proportion.
Advertisements published forbid win tc charged
u. so per square for every insertion
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OTICE-The annual meeting OF the
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK OF
RICHMOND will take place at their Banking
House, III tins city, OH MONDAY, the 81 October,
1854, at IL O'Clock Nj.
The transfer book will be closed from the 23th III
stInt TIL after the day OF the meeting Ut the stock
holders. ). Is. MACMURDO, Cashier.
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ooNFEDrRArE INVASION or MISSOURI.

A telegram, dated at St Louis the 10th IN
slant, says:
Reliable information has been received here
that General Price crossed the Arkansas river at
Dardanelle, about hall way between Little Rock
and Fort Smith, on the Sth instant with five thou
sand cavalry, evidently destined for Missouri.
Shelby's movements III Northeast Arkansas and
Southeast Missouri seemed to be aimed at Cape Gra
deau, while Price will probably strike at Spring
field Both places are well fortified and have gar
risous strong enough to repei any attack.
General A. j. Smiths advance arrived at Sulphur
Springs about twenty miles below here, to-day,
where they go into camp, probably to await the de-
velopments OF the enemy.
Shelby's advance is III Southeast Missouri, but
nothing definite is known III regard to his designs
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NXTRA LINEN SilRTS.-Fine all
IL LINEN SHIRTS, plain and worked bosoina,
lust received and for sale at
SIiAFER, HARRIS & co.'s,
50 2l-ot. 40 Main street.
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VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR

HERl NALG ABLE FARM Nl.Ah
l ASHLAND, ON THE ROAD LEADING
- GuQpALL.S, CONTAINING ABOUT FIVE
.r\DEEU AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES,
.Ji3 LARGE AND EN' 'ELLENf IMPROVE
s.NTS. FOR SALE PRIVATELY. We offer for
-. tr.v.laatlr FARM i0.ttei as abaye, 1t con-
ms FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
,.E!- Dr.. beautifully, agI has On 1t large
mis-, + wood au3 timber, u9w exceedingly valu-
.r ia.t locality, G,iug 50 near tn" railroad
,..s.h oi the land cleared for all flaming pur-
I,e rmprly, meuis consist -Gi a very fine
- DOUBLE HOUSE, nearly ueW. handsomely
,..t.l. !. AI. ,tt ur ulny good rvUgys, besides
H., &c.. ...s,z, sad all The usual out-butilngs
... Is aHy garden. There Is also another SET
,..... yH tie phsc, on which there Is 4 comfort
.... dwelling, orchard. garden, Nc, This Is
...-.r.l hy those who know it, the most de-
-...... li.e. I'd" on the market. 1h,. building
..r#4 H.. u-a ie put on the Place Tor the Pho,
"a IT g. iog terms ana further de al t,tluH
.. t g. li.l HH@ & WILLIAMS, Auct"uccrs,
/. Successors t. Goldih y Ap,srSon.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

4 ftOSiFORTABl,E BOARD and LOl)G-
~ ING can be obtained by application at the
corner Of Seventh aud Grace streets, north side.
Few day boardets can also be accommodated
1n-Iit
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7 EEClIEsS, +, LEECHE :! MIN. & Mrs.
l pORAN. CupPERS AND LEECllEltS. Ofice
aud residence on Franklin street, opposite the Bal
lard House OF ut J. Is. GallagLers Drug Store,
Main street. ,
2I-lts
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M uOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE
w STORE!
HARVEY, HELLINuS &CO.,
=.

Keep constantly Oh hand. erctssitrlg het otrs.
mute, large and superior assortment OF
LADIES FINE CALFSKIN SHOES LADIES
LACED AND CONGRESS SHOES; GENTLE
MEMS CAVALRY AND DRESS BOOTS; GEN
ILEMLNS tbNGRESS CATERS; GENTLE
MEMS HIGH AND LOW W-QUARrER OXFORD
TIES; BOYS SHOES OF every description .
MISSES AND Cit!lDREN'S MOROCCO AND
CALiShlN SHOES, FINE STITCHED
BkOGUES; SEkN ANIS' SHOES iii every variety,
and every other style Of LADIES and GENTLE
HENS BOOTS AND SHOES which can be manu-
featured.
REPAIRING u every description executed with
nehtncJ5 aud dispatch. All orders wall be promptly
filled when our customers cannot be suited from the
stock on hand. The trade will be supplied upon
reasonable terms. Sc 2i-iW+
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COWS For SALE.

TOW FOR SALE.--A beautiful young
y AYRSHIRE COW, giving about two gallons
OF mk per day, and, with proper feeding and attcn-
iion, would give more. Price, $4,000 Address NJ.
D. W at ihts office So I7-its
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HORSES FOR SALE.

nor SAI,E.-I have No. | young
l. MARE, about six years old, for sale-works
well anywhere, and admirably suited for cavalry
nag. WILLIAM w. ROWE,
Head of Main street,
So 20-2ts Square above the Old Fair Grounds.
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BOARDING AND LODGING FUR

ID NtsliED 10 transient guests upon reasonable
terms Apply az the corner Ut Eighth and Main
streets, next door 10 the Spotswood Hotel.
80 lG-6ts
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The Election in the Extreme West.

SAs FR,ScI-Co. Tuesday, Nov. = ls5L
Twcntv.nne thousand votes were pollcd IN
mi. ety. Mr.. Lincoln majority is 300. Returns
from he balance Of the State a. far rs received are
oqiany favorable 10 the rnionsts. IAnco'ns majority
~ hardly bee l,5, thsn25oJ0
SAN FRANcrco Wednesday, Nov. . 1854.
Returns from a counties sho" majority for Lincoln
or IA 10 Fuu returns vii increase this 10 nj least
a0O1O
OREGON BIZ. gore for Lincoln by from 100 to2WO
Nevada has gone for him b., from 1000 to J'"".
The election cycry where passed on quietly
smiled shin In,incble for New York.
SIX FEiNcI-co. 1hurtday, Nov. TO- 1864.
The news OF Mr. Lincolus reelection was received
here nj noon to-day and caused great rejoicing.
The election returns come IN SLOWLY hut sweh mo
Union majority already reported
The three Union Candidate nr Congress are
elected.
Nevada elects Union State Government and Ton
gresham by 1900 majority.
Tie sailing OF the mail steamer for Panama 10 pos
ooned from the 18Th to the lith inst.
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DELAWARE COUNTY.

Correspondence ofThe u y. Tribune.
DILuI Thursday! Nov TO- ltGi.
Delaware County gives Lincoln l,0l0 major
sty and fcnlon l. l2l. Both Union members sre elected
The oiical canvass will not ysIy ,hc above figures
much. M..A
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
The Wa:eropa Reforgo- gives incomplete rc.uTls from
Jefferson County. LiueoIns majority il 80 The
residue Of tie County conuot greatly change these
figures
LEWIS COUNTY.
4 letir' in The Utoo Mora!ng Uey4id gives The fol.
lowing ifn' from Lewis County incomplete: Union
,najor.ties in soyen towns, go One Union town 10
bear from which gave DePew % majority Opposition
,najotiesn five towns 4os. Three towns to near from
gave ST. John 2!3 majority. This would indicate ma.
Sort, Of css than fOO.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
Lincoln las Ol5 majority in Liying.,on County and
TeniOn ~ or 20 more
SARATOGA COUNTY.
The S,,aogiaa declares LinooIs majority in Sara
t0ga Coauy with three towns to hear from, to he 1863
This ind cafes 900 Union majority. Geo. W. Chap
man opposition has - majority for the Assembly IL
The l.i District ana Edverd Edwards Union l,273 ii
The "a.
CENESsEE COUNTY.
.Cof'csponi,ncs o. The n. y. Tribune.
ALABAMA. Thursday. Nov 10, l-,A.
ALABAMA CLAIMS THE BANNER.
Alabama claims the banner, not only in tn
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huW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER Id

p,sse.,, snd who had voted for George Washington,
vbsn hs was chosen President Of the United Stats.
,orncd his trembling steps from the grave upon tho
brink of which be almost lettering and came sup
,red by his and grandson TO give his Last vote for
Abraham Lincoln Ifo bad twice voted for the Father
of his country and IL permitted him 10 vote twice
for its preserver. He had twice voted for George
Washingon. and he bad lived 10 vote Tor the reelection
of the man who will be gracefully remembered BY the
canning generations not ONLY o. tits country but OF the
world rs the second Washington.
The name of this venerable patriarch and patriot Il
G. eDrge Wilder lie is tho eihor Of Arctns A. Wilder,
the well known machinst Of this city. His son and
grandson also cast votes for Abraham Lincoln.
Detroit Advertiser, Nov. 10.
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Majority for Lincoln 3Ji9.
ALMA. the onl, Coppcrhead ton in the County gives
Mcclellan 81 majority.
The town Of Allen is reported unanimous, there being
not one Coppcrhead vote in the town.
OSWEGO COUNTY.
Tie C0mmsrca' Timss declared Lncoln's majority to
be 25 The town of Boylestowu is yet to hear from.
which gave Dcpcw - and Wadsworth % majority
MADISON co.
CANN.ToTA Thursday. Nov TO- ls6i.
Corrs,poud.noe q The n. Y. Tribune.
Below give you the majoritcs in The several
town. in this County (Niadi.on). A part on Gov
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ForK1H COLLECTION DISTRICT, NEv YORK !
YarRp ftyru. SIXTH AND Eighth WARDs :
A>sEs.oK's OFFICE. No - fRASKLiS 1T, I.
Ngsr ..ss 4

In,.ruuI ctirc is hereby given tha, pIr-
nam Ia tie Joint o.. ntion Of torgrrss cd July !. iot
,Dd the Instructions Of tie secretary o. TIE Treasury
i..uei IN p rlaucc thsr,w IT, tne ~ cd assessments
for tic ~rcct Income l1n 81 i've peg centnm upon iLc z-
rronts or the year rudng De 81 ~ - 81 per
ms residing ia thi. District l. coiulffc al tAni tho
sf M viii remain opeu 20 he inspection Of 81 reton, 40
nuN 10 u ps,t tr Tor The space 81 ten d1ys foi
~ hereof = nv rc No. ~ Fransn--t la the city of
York md further ftt nne scly a.er the enpiiaiion
Tie ten dave logc iiu Wit. the 2sh dy OF Nov' Ioef.
f,snd fof hive day. thereafter vii receive and o.t'inine
npe,. relative g. any excessive y1uaiions.
- essneuts or rnueliiofs contained IN aid Vet All p-
mai. must lie I'm wrn- aud mus' state tie particular cause:
matte or ding .e.pccn. wh decision IL requested and
~ ii eoN,r .s. the principle % error complained Of
PlFRRF g.. VAN Mhth,
A.....ar R.nrth D.lIict. n v
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Th1s.k.EyinE D.nsr for ..a The Solder. and
5naes o s os1. ."s S ,s .,.a S.
.pon.e. TO their sope. Bat We need at esss thirty thoa<nd
70 provide az sodie md ssi,ors tho east.
err armies AID squadron. 81 % W '.. ..
proper meat, a. well for mnce pies .auss.e and fruit II
any person ns-d to be unable to cook the poultry
mrs. will reoeiv. 1t uncooked. To those who unable
to end dona, kind appeal generous contributions
We vii undertake send the front all doua'on. ia Alma
may reach us on before Nov 90 and To that icy
properly and equally distributed They should be witged
BLUNT. ukrTrs BrIIoING TRINITY PLACE, NEwYosx"
arooked should be marked on ne OUTSIDE ~ the boz
aud l't o. the contents should accompany ,ne bon, .ee
without being packed we VIII pms y, roui,y. properly
cooked wilsep d,y' None should be sent winch ~:
been cooked prior 10 Nov. II. incooked porhfy OF nes
sho1d esca before Nov 49, thai may oe cooked
here bet those Who cannot ~ nore send one '"'A''"
Contribution. money ,hopId be Theodcre Rcc.e
Welt Tressrer No - Maienane or to any member OF the
The Americsu hdam. Hsrnaeu National kingsley Hope.
=, fe.sed s shove and d6sed that o.ef Express
''" r'"''' CHARLES i. MARSHALL,
GEORGE ". LuNf
JACKSON s. SCHULTZ Executive
PARKER HhNDi. commi's-e.
LEVI 4. DOWLEN.
THfODOKE ROO>ENELT
,ox,ru,Sc ssTrRGyS i}iHNorHY o. CHuRCHIH.
~ vh,HY = DoDGF GEORGE C. WARD.
IN, Wii;i ,cT "CrpFTLFY THOMAS D. DALE,
m2h ~ -, 4, I n ~ WR VEgMILYE.
! vi IitM r. RPyAST JOHN u. JONES.
pr,sti S'i r =, FRANCIS NJ. FRENCH.
I n.n ,yroND EDWARD WALKER,
a y WgTVuRF ROBERT BLISS,
\ =. ~ ! sURL pT' Join T.. WILLIAMS.
a a RirTIFR EZRA NyE,
a. r. r. SiitRMaN JAMES KELLY.
! 10 \ rs SKINNY l. DELMDNIC0
GFoRIF p PfiTNAN CHARLES A. STETSON,
| SivFos nR aPFH STEPHEN BUBkHALTE6,
! CHARLES DENIsON
CHARLES H. MARSHALL, Chal'nisn
GEORGE W. BLUNT,
Chairman o. Executive Committee
THEODORE ROOSEVELT. 1reislrer.
! GEORGE BLISS u. Secretary
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Advertisement

(Adysrtipment.l
DIR. W. II. GREGG-Dear SIR; l nave been
suffering for long time with what physielsns cal
Diseases Of the PROSTATE GLANp anu re Ia 49, ~,
rpp and was unable 10 obtain any relief until used
CONSTITUTION WATER which began TO produce us cur
alive effect after taking or two ooses' au W. mn
eerad MI Lat man corM suffer and live; aud rather
than Do deprived Of the medicine. would no ~'i'S "
pny FIFTY DOLLARS a bottle for II. ...a :,
IL Ia, not only cured me. but several other o'nel -
nv distriot have been cured by IT, and woulu recph
mend everybody suffering from any disease oil INC Ai'
news TO use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUSH.
Sergeant IXth Ward Pol!ce'
New .YoGK Dec. 80 1861.
Sold wholesale by MORO ~ s. ALIEN No 46 Clns'
and all DruGgsts.
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United states Internal Revenue.

tiF Ilf DIS XII Nfsh -'btsNs
Ia rrr.u,nrr Of ns eous issued by The Secretary " Tho
pr.ssry regulating the assessment ana COZ efon o" 'As N
m Income 1an ia, income Of lii the No. ,sof oil ins
Distrt hereby not ts 90 concerned tti tsf Nr
contaulnr Of said Spcia Inc '' is ~
ouen II this Office No 20 hr idway Toy e1unslor 'ni
t the aid .; s remain open of aud dufins the sfar' ~
ten DAYS FROM the date hereof h, relief may D. ohAinri
ring sad days frT sny erroneous or 'rcesFf a. -
,.ut made By any Assistant Assessor, application 70 Tue
ses.or ne office. between the hours o 10 = m and
IA ht that appeal. the as-suisut made aeT tr -
lnn,n OF u,.s 4, provided u section iI oc. u UNI,
3d. 1900 must be made 90 tn 1omu.'s!2rer 81 n'snai
Revenue at NsshinstHu. 80 . 80.
No sS3 Broadway Nov. a. 1907
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ILLINOIS.
Vbiriy-Eour Tbousand Union MAJORITY

CWCiGO, Snturdal, NoT II I0uI-
The Trcning journal has returns from MI but
-four smaIl counties Of Illinois. which foot up noii!
10, Lincoln 81 3iOol Tie Republicans will have ma
ioIity Of Is on JOINT ballot in ihe Legislature They
have also elected ID Congressman out OF a. when 80
gain ofG The same rapcr has assurances thai al the
Eeplbiicas Congressman aro elected in loea
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MAINE.


AuGrsTA. Ne. Saturday, Nov. r. I.oi.
Two hundred and twenty-five towns give
Lincoln &, ,so3. Mcclellan 3O207. Tie same towns in
september gave Cony s6ls, Howard 30 TIC. The re-
nainder o. the State will vary materially this ma
ory a the 30 votes yet % b. heard from about
equally divided between the two parties. Lincolns
majority will be nearly 1900 on the home vote. with
90 to 1000 additional on the soldiers vote.
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An OLD VoTER.-Among the gratifying Incl
dents OF the election on Tuesday is the fac. that nearly
all Of our Oldest citizens voted for Mr. Lincoln. The
venerable Isaac C. Jones for long period one Of our
most distinguished merchants who voted for Gen.
Washington, on Tuesday cast ballot for Mr. Lincoln
having reached the extraordinary age VI % years
vote IL OF which worthy President may wen feel
proud. philadelphia North American.
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Another Voter for Washington Votes for
Lincoln.

Augustus Griffin of Orient, Sdiiolk County
L. t. now in his osth year. voted for George Washin.
ton and for every Democratic candidate for the IIe'
dency, except Buchanan. lie then voted Tor Fremont
On Tnesda, last no cast his ballot for "uncle Abe
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The Pacific Const for the t"'o" s"'i"''
mia, Oregon and Ne'nin.

81 LOUI7 No. NHIufd0'1 NOV. y l-0''
DISPATCHES from the Pacific Coasi, dated the
9th inst are received.
ST. Joseph papers say that san Francisco gives
Lincoln d 90 majority ana II is estimated nat Cnli
Grnia will give Lincoln 2}oO majority. oregon
and Nevada are also claimed Tor Lincoln by 2'e" ma
iorifv
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GsRuE u.

GFRNON D-ADAMs-ln Brook IN, on Thurday, NOV IN,
by he cy. h. " Bli.s. Henry Germond 20 MARY dau l
~ ol Joseph IL. Adams.
PALFN-NORTHROP-A Canid.u-is, Monroe County, p.
au rmritt No, G. - the fcslcure Of The hnlc ihncf
b. tl- Rev. EdFarl Towusend. MI Edward r faen 10
Ni.. Fu,bc,h Nothror. daughter of George Norhfop,
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Storns East.

EosroS No,. 10. lsil- Evening.
The rain.siorm recommended last night and
,,ll .,,ti,a,, int.rnixed with sGOU-,qallS Nn4
. ,rn,Sr f,nu The W Thermometer about ~.
'''s PORTLAND. Nuy. l3--Midnghi.
( hcavr rain Storm has bcca prevailing all
f,y Wind y. NJ.
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Still Auether Wnshingtsm Vote for Lin
csIn.

most impressive scene was witnessed al inc
polls Of tho Third Ward in this city on Tueshn! last
An elderly nan, over whose head almost century asa
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Faint Accident

FnILADTIPIIlA wv ~ T70f.
The schooner yacht Lille was upset by II
,,lI IN the Delaware River last night Nine persons
were LOST among them Lyman stoke aud Horace Jones
of Ncw-YD.k. The party Lad s"ri'd on pleasure ~
curslon to the Chesapeake BAY.
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NEW EIAflPsIIlIsE.
Vote OF the stutr NcnrIy Complete.

Iircoln over McClel8n 200. Gilmore over llirrhb
ton 57.,j. Lincoln over all others in leUo, Hil5.
Tho towns ~ Ncwington Jacs son I'ro1hh'id. haft
Location Al-tead Thornton. Cambridge. liroi Kan
dolpb StepartstowA aud McniWOrti's Location, r.
nain 1, be heard from These gave Gilmore. l10i
March 40. harrington, 7fi. Allowing relative
Democrat II gain in the towns % come ~. The niol
maiogity on the home vote. viii be abOui %O,D
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Advertisement.
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to scl his Ladies. and chdren's SHOPS and Gents
Plain and Fancy SLIPPERS at prices To suit the tmeS'
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s,hoouer Amelia Ashore.

rono>rj. q. W.. Sa'uriny Nov - 1865.
The schooner Amelia, from Chicago, win
III 0nO bn,hes corn ashore forty miles north ofGoie
,tch. aud will likely be \ total loss.
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Business Notices.

For Coughs, Colds, and Throat Disorders Use
Rpoy,s BRONCHIAL TRocHys" having prored their en-
c.cy by tc.t Of many years Tho Froces are ms'y V'
mendcd aud prescribed by Phyicians aud Surgeons IN '
Army Soldier. and Officers TO sudden changes
should always be supplied with "rHE TRocnSs as they 't
prompt relief.