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From, Fortress Monroe.

81 - kA4A New YORK, Oct. Ii. : 4
The Herald's Fortress Monroe correspon-
dence says JEFF. Davis expresses himself great
ly pleased with his change OF quarters Huvy
An extensive fire has been sweeping over
Dismal Swamp for several days, and It IS prob
able that thousands Of acres will be burnt
over.
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% REMOVAL!
a. anaHI.s l,.llR.

Clocks EcceIsiOr Hair Restorer. y
Is warranted to do all that is claimed for IL. win
restore the Grayest Heads to their original color,
whether black or brown. Cures all eraptions of the
Scalp frees it from dandru keeps the head COOL the
hair moist and glossy It's perfume cahnot be sur
passed by any preparation in the market. Try it. ST.
Der bottle; sold by all druggists
W.T.. PHILLIPS g CO., Agents for Portland,
Me. grfafoo si.i' NJ s7s4f, :, .oc6sE6w Il, q
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Stationery 4 q lFE7tal8anacy Goods.
- ~ N1O8
NEW STOREi

So CENTRE STREET. PORTLAND,
First door from Congress Street. where can be found
good assortment of Paper, Pens, Pencils, Ink, Hair
anu A les1si, ~ saH a0Hio9 ssihH
!, II Il IL f. u M e RY, ,.s5yy
Portmonnaies and Wallets; all kinds of Games for old
and young.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
in great variety, at lowest prices Call and see
,sIsaaaEA weH9 l.. b EAL.
Oct7snd2w
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOKE lGN POhTSs
p Sid I'm Hong Kong July %, ship Archer, Cressey,
Sid I'M woosung July a. barque Rover, Slower,
for Nagasaki. ~ a-fSpfIs1i lo.fl.1nai ilN
.Aras Bombay Aug 20, ship Tirrerl, Morgan, from
Maulmain
At Calcutta Aug %, ships Young Mechanic, Nc
seed at 50; Kit Carson Crowel cor do at sc; Gov
Langdon, Davis, for do at So dgi Tiber, Arey, Tor
AZ Mailman July ~ barqae Jas A Brett, JeEett,
ca at Malaga sd ult, ship Danl Webster. Ryder,
sid I'm cadiz goth ult, barQue veIma, Nickerson,
AT ' at Valparaiso previous % Sept shin, Nfo7n.
McManus, Foster, Montevideo "a = - q l17-Tl7l
Ar at Calao prev to Sept 10, ships Ceres. Humph-
rey, Montevdeo land sailed for Chinehasl; Frank
Flint, Robinson Panama, land sid 9th for Chinchas
to load lor Hampton Roads y barque Priscila Ic,ses
Mohtevdeo land sailed Sept for Chinehas, to load
sid sept Q; sacetford. weeks. for HAM
1Sth Detroit Thomas England Montpelier, Watts,
In port 18th ult ship B Ihayer CARNEY FIN tsra,o.
Ayres, to load for Cork! 1900 - 80 = '0O'
At Jamaica 18th ult, brig John H Kennedy. Bart
Portland. -'sF'''-' AAS0'i"''h
JFA itPer steamer Cuba, at Bostonl
Sid I'm Liverpool 23d, Jas r Keeler Dslsno. New
York VIM II Prescott Batchelder, Rio Janeiro;
18th, Pocahontas, Percy, Bath.
New YORK; r R RsS jeremiah Thompson Blake S
I'm, Delano for do; 9th, Sards, Cook, for do 10Th,
peni1nyson Srayes Calcuttai st Peter Goodwin for
Cid at London 25th, Fannie Larrabee, Randall, for
CeI 1ork Italia, Russell, Patras; Vanguard Scott,
Ar at Deal 2sd. ocean Traveller, McCalmont, from
Quebec for Hull, land sailed 24th.D
Sid 24th, Col Adams, Morse, tim Callaol for Ham
burg. - 50 sIis'' aii m
Az at Cardiff 2eth, w H Prescott, Batchelder. I'm
Liverpool 9th, Astrea, Millett, London. '
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP!

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and smollsnt IN nature fragtahtis scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the hin
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr affhla ;t4ta"vt ie1i1'tf-'-
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Wn,ated to Purchase.

ONE thousand acres, more or less, % ~
mostly hard s and 50 situated that vessels drawing
from eight to ten feet Of water d Gan J a. TNR
1sas ,oa ~ tbs Bay state Brick Company Sc
Wssbineton Street Boston, stating location, price
nor acre. Sc. WIN receive prompt attenton.
Boston, Oct. 10. 1868 oci2dlm
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80 2 wiie In San Francisco, lately put Pc
titlon for divorce in the court on the pronnd
that her husband was COMPOUNDED fool.
The Court, confirmed old bachelor, Wouldn't
admit the plea, because almost every married
man would be liable to the same imputation,
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pEpA RruRn OF OCEAN srEA MERs.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
--Wedpesdlay, October, 4 1.
:. A9Ql6, ARRIVED; 51 Z q 4

NDOlS1 ARRIVED SI u q C
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston.
Sch Adrian. Everett, New York. ilI
Sch Red Rover. West, Rondout.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland.
4 Sch Napoleon, Roberts, Wiscasset.
.r CLEARED. - f..5sss.,i ,. n
Steamer Chesapeake, Sherwood, New York-Emery
q Fox. 81 Is
ter.
Sch Atlantic, Lppincott, Philadelphia-G Gwin
& Cos piAil - 'i" - '-.
Sch Julia Newell, Mclean, Philadelphia j. B
Brigham. i - f'iil.i
Sch William Flint, Howard, New York-charles F
Laarabee. r''f
Sch Lizzie w Dyer, Sumner, Decentralization,
flerce q CotoO0rl NulI sc HarfIG
SAILED-Brig Pandora: schs William Flint and
Grape Shot. Barque Andes and brig Kennebec went
out but returned again on account OF head winds. :
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M0sss1aeld's Debility Bitters.

These Btters are not only valuable in all cases Of
dee CostiUeaess Headache, &c., but IN ali cases Of
GENERAL DEBILITY, or general weakness Of the
whole system, Languor, Drowsiness, Weakness, OF
Paine in the Side these Bitters will be found most
valuable Delicate females who are weak and sckly,
VIM find this , msSis s,s nyaluabe They operate
late the Liver, and give force and strength to the
whole system. Prepared by 30
DR. w. 2: MANSFIELD,
For sale by MANSFIELD & CTARK, No. 81
Green St. Portland, Me. = ~ In y Il
Orders BY nah win receive prompt attention. la
Oct BIS dim* ~ ~ a X 3
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SITUATION as clerk or sales-lady. bv a
a Tonng lady who can give the best q reference az
- 1nS5rai character and social position.
y address e. L. b., Portland Post Office.
Oct I2-d3t$ ..
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Lost

ON Congress Street, on evening Of 10th inst. a
" Gold Shawl n,-with name on back: finder OF
same vii be suitably rewarded By leaving It at Daily
kreee once, oc12d3t
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! \ La AktlflNf 11Si4A.@tA 4 -
MRS. WINSLOW,
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
sician, presents to the attention of Mothers her
ID Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
(which greatly lctates the process Of Teething by
softening he gums, reducing all nfammations, will
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS, n
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND .HEALTHy TO YOUR INFANTS. ~
We yepuhup and seld this articletor over thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH of it
what we have never been able to say Of any other
medicine-NeUer has IL Jailed IN single instance to
effect cure, when Timely used. Never did we know
an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it.
On the contrary, all delighted witits operations,
and speak in terms of communication of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
'fwhat do know, after thirty years experience;
and pledge our reputation for the fulflent of what
here declare In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will be found in fifteen minutes after the Syrup is adj
ministered. III tiit n - 3th i.iA --''1il .
Full directions for using viii accompany zach bot
tile. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
s. PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
/ Sold byall Druggists throughout the world. =
Price only IS Cents per Bottle. ,.o'r
JunoS'iues "olla s,.4 ssssr t.s t-e ssaff ra hof
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Wanted.

A y experienced Girl to do the general homework
ences required. 49, s's-
En-. vi At No. clapp's Block, Congress St.
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5 & = D.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Heir Renew
has proved itself to be the most perfect prepara-
ton for the hair ever offered to thepublic. o
4 tits aivegetablecompound, and contains no inja-
riOus properties whatever. '..If 'A93aa NoTI
Z efT WILLgRESToRE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIG
IN4L COLOR 'ae ftsa4, - ..'A'l T. u
Il 1t viii keep the hair nom falling out. ~
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the HairIsot, Ius-
trous and silken. ? = e
It d splendid hair dressing.
NOperssn, Old q young, should fah % use it.
1T rs RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY
80 Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Remover, and
take ne other. ] re. 81 IL 9Cf9O u9l
-.. RIP. HALL co.,
s. sssa Nashua, N. H., ProprietOrs.
". FiPhiilips 4 Co Wholesale AGENTS.
f4sq - anglosnd& N6m b
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SO UTHERN PINEl
RRApFoRp 3 RENIcK.

BRADFORD & RENICK,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, II Broadway, New
~ York, execute orders for Southern Timber Of any
required dimension with despatch, and on the most
favorable terms. shipments made directly to ali do
nestle and foreign ports. They also prepared 10
sawn to order. II0If ...I If ocf2d3m
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A Card.

A Gard.
81 PORTLAND, sept 18th, 1855.
Dear Sal commenc Fusing your RepfotiuctsR
on the frst OF July last, at which time my hair
ninng OUT by handsfull. 1t has entirely prevented
its falling OFF and has left it in splendid order
now not in the least troubled with dandrnff and as
it has fully restored my hair have no further need
OF it otherwise than as dressing. shall continue
TO use 1t for that purpose it the best have ever
found. You may refer any oneto me personally.
- / Respectfully Yours Sc. TST
CHARLES ALEXANDER,
so Vaughan Street.
Horace H. johnson. -
Sold at so Middle Street (up stairs) Johnson's
Hair ,Dfessing R0oms.ss oetl0sndeod2w
PHOTOGRAPHS l
THE largest, best. and cheapest Establishment in
the State. All work warranted. Card Photo
graphs $500 per dog. ~ aai9tao vca go ~
y A. M McKENNEY,,i 'fi@ "
Oct 6-s eod&eow3m ea2S4 Congress St.
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For Sale,

~ One half Of double two story house, on Neai
,Ks;ia Street, containing nine finished rooms, ~
Enquire Of y. * b. JORDAN, Morton Bloes, " n
gTess ST. ocfzdu s.
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT
Or
The Casco National Bank
ID OF PORTLAND, OCTOBER, 1895.
Notice.

VI N NOtIce.
TlHE Steamer CASCO viii make her last trip Tor
= the season to Freeport on Saturday The IAN
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- ca ~ os, Street. where every variety Of Rub
ESr LOCUS can pe procured at Manufacturers prces
dne,L a;ssoloment OF Rubber Jewelry and Fancy
NVou' - ieAny magnificent. june23ti
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Arrival of the California Steamer RevoIss-
tsonary intelligence fspfn Central and So.
Anaerfce. sGUt4 u xlfgDyH
II New YORK, Oct. II.
Z The steamer Ocean Queen. from "a sninzxan
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De e11dl-, anu ne is most exalted that is most
meritorious, without regard to color, and the
idea of having law passed IA. the morning
that viii make white man black before
night, and black man white man before
dsv, is absurd. This is not the standard n ~
Is your own conduct, it is.your own merit n
is the development Of your own talents. yopf
own intellectual and moral qualities.
I have lived in the Southern States all INV
life. and know what has too often been tba
case. There is one thing you should esteem
higher and more supreme than almost all 9TH
e-s. AMI that Is the solemn contract with ali
the penalties of married Lite. Inculcate among
youc children and among your associates, not
With5tanding you are just back from the army
OF The United States, that virtue, that merit
that intellect are the standards to be Observed
and those which you are determined TO MAIN
tain during your Future lives. This is the way
to make white men black, and black men
white. (Cheers.) He that is most meritosi-
Gus, and virtuous, and Intellectual, and we'll
informed, must stand highest without regard
to color. It Is the basis upon which Heaven
rests Itself Eacl individual takes his degree
IN sGohmer and more exalted regions in pro
portion 70 his merits and his virtues.
Ihere Is great, problem before US, and l
may as Wen alluEle. to it here in this connec-i
ton, ana mat Is, whether this race can be in
c0rporated anu mixed with the people of the
United STATES, 70 De made a harmonious and
permanent ingredient in the population. This
is problem n not ye1 Settled, but we are in
agains, the government and the Coyerrn ,ae,S4
raised its strong arm and struck n -, tho
ground So flat part Of the problem Is i e az
fIad the institution of slavery is overthroIg,,
RI r. another part remains to be solved, and
H. : can sour millions of people, raised Al
t tiey have been nth all the preudices of the
Wbitesean thew take u, heir places In the COM
munity and be made to worK aafn .%Islrss
and congruousIy in our system I? 40 81. 7
problem to be considered. Are the diges.-
powers of the American government sufficient
to receive this element in its new shape ana
digest il and make 1T work BEAUTIFULLY upon
the system that has incorporated it ? This is
the experiment, and make it in good faith.
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.ass5-Sgsces.y Cssce,ss5sss III
Kentucky.
Political and Military News
From vVashimgton.
PURSUIT or HOOD ConxIMU1D.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
New York, Jan. s.

WV AV'1S VSns ~
The Herald has complete history OF
the Dutch G,p Canal. Il Vas COM
menced in August last and up TO the day
Of explosion OF the bulkhesd three regi-
meets Of white and eolored troops we're
detailed for the special work, averaging
from leo to l40 men employed daily or
an average of ten hours. The canal is
522 ferl long and the greatest width Of
excavation is l22 feet and the depth As
feet. The width of the canal proper is IS
feet at the top and 45 feet at the bottom
At high water there will be depth of l6
feet. From these facts some idea may BE-
formed of the inmenstv of the work.
Surprising that the canal in consequence
# the heavy batteries bearing upon It can
not be completed atpresent, the work a.
lar IS il has bsen carried on is re lnuch
g,ined in an enterprise which when it
shall be completed will always be Of in-
c,lcul BILE Importance to the commercial
interests Of Richmond. The explosion
of the bulkhead of the canal on the Is,
inst. vas Witnessed by large number O.
officers and strong body of troops under
arms to be ready ON emergency.
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cLEAsIkG Our Gen. Reynolds hes
hentiy determined to introduce pew
me in his department. A private let
from Little Rock, written BY DR..
milton to DR.. McCosh, in this place,
81: ga new broom sweeps clean, and
sweepngs in this department promise
be rather large. About dozen ofi isers,
lm told, have been already cashiered
drunkenness, and other cLanges are
the tapis of the most radical type
Carr, Chief Quartermaster, has been
|eved. Gen Andrews, 10 command at
|vall's Bluff, has been relieved, and it
reported that Chandler, Provost Mar
u General. has resigned. and General
|rr has been ordered TO report BY letter
hew here outside the department., and
the work goes bravely on. The whisky
,ps are all to be shut up and Little
ek will have quiet time one of these
ss" The same letter says: "We
her like Abraham's csll for 800 600
're-it looks like he means business"
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HsaSy Rsbbsry Anti slavery Cenvsn
tton Ia 8entueky.
Cinciobsti, Jan. 8.
Acarpet bag contsining thirtees thoa
iaad dollars was rifled of its contents be
tween Indianapolis and Lafayette. n,
Hue T. robber.
The asti-riavery convention was held 4,
Frankfort. Ky-, yesterday.
Resolutions were adopted adhering "a
the Baltimore platform, req sessing Rep
teeentatives in Congress to vote for con
5tisutionsl amendment abolishiag slavery
ind asking tbe legislature TO instruct them
70 that effect; rspealing the slave code ol
Kentucky; endorsing Gen. Barbridgs and
approving vigorous prosecu ion Of retail
ttory warfare against guerrilas.
Great harmony prevailed. Letters from
I'LL portions Of the State were read, urging
The convention to take strong an,i-slavery
ground.
The newspaper publishers convention
assembled d Columbus yesterday.
A committee ~as appointed to memo
Fal'se the L igisla,ure and Congress against
, prohibitory tariff 90 paper.
Il vas resolved to raise the price on all
weekly papers to two dollars aud City cents
per year and increase the rates Of adver-
sising.
A State publishers association was
formed.
The Keptucky Legislature assembled
yesterday. N, quorum in House.
Senate organized by the rlec,ion Of j.
B. Brunnef speaker pro TEN in the ab.
>ence Of 1t. Cor. Jacobs.
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New York, Jan. s,

7, new ORR, Jan. b.
The Herald's correspondent gives full
account Of the recent important raid
through East Tennesses and Southwest
-rn Virgins, Il Gems. Stoneman, Bar
bridge and Gillem.
The irjiry Effected BY il to the rebels
vas Immense, aud is to them probably ir-
rep.rsbls.
The lead mines and salt works, City
foundries and furnaces. 100 miles OF rail-
road. Is locomotives. 200 cars and vast
.mnunt of other property Of the reb-lr
~ere destroyed, and 90 pieces Of artillery
and many prisoners were captured iroa'
them.
The Richmond Examiner says thst the
Ssniinei's proposition to claim the pro-
,ec,isn Of Eogland or Frsncs orisinated
with Jsif Davis, and had its birth in !
panicy mind.
TIE Sasaaush correspondent Of the
World hints that Sherman viii march FIRST
| on Augusta, then to tho rear of Charles
ton, when with DahIgren Ia front he viii
lay siege to the stronghold.
Dispatches captured ON rebel soldier
divulged the in ention to send the rebe
rams out OF Charlestoa hsrbor at once
thus taking advantage Of the absence o
-FOUR iron -clals. This led to prvuptl,
sending oil the monitors to Charlestol
harbor, where they nov are.
The Richmond Sentinel has . yepof
which is discredits, however. that Pric,
lis dead.
The sentinel Of the 9th says ) boa
load of blankets had been received :
Variena for the yankee prisoners.
The Tribune Army Of the James spe
lcial says Dutch Gap csnsl 10 regarded .
= complete success, the result of the ex
plosion in the bulk head being al shs
vas expected.
4 dredging machine will now finish th
work.
Sixteen feet Of water has been 10 th
canal since the 10Th Of last month.
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As0W Vihy oaus ..
The Herald's Savannah correspondent
says:
MANY of the ciiixans have taken the
oath of allegiance. The 81 Division Of
the 2O-h Corps have moved across the
Savannah River into South Carolina and
met and drove regiment of Whesler's
cavalry. No other rebel force was fouud.
The Adams Express Co. have already
received and forwarded North over $500, :
900, and the rush continues.
In addition to military reviews the en-
tire Gee department passed 10 review be-
fore Gen. Sherman, with the exception ef
the officers. The companies consist VI
negroes
The World has fumor from Washing
ton that Senator Mosgan is to be mad
Secretary of the Treasury aud tha. Mr..
Ssward viii be mads Senator in place OF
Msrgsn. Mr.. Adams is to succeed Mr..
Seward in the Cabinet. 1t is not said who
will succeed Mr.. Adams.
The same correspondent says Mr.. Dra-
per's nomination for Collector. Of New
York will not be sent TO the Senate. but
that Preston King will be nominated By
tho PRECEDENT
The Petersburg Express is Informed
thas the cotton found BY Sherman in Sa-
vannah il owned BY Great Britain, some
by private individuals and some BY the
government.
1t appears that only 1000 blankets
| we're sent to our prisoners, and the Ex-
press says that a. there are 5. 900 Yankee
prisoners there the supply falls short t~o
thirds.
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LON SALE-ZU feet s9Uth side OF
Ma str-et between "a and Sd. 40 fe 4 and 2 story
house. coutnipg fur dwri ines and two good
tore r- cellar and esstefn, Exfarrs iu the
hon~e paved naaradatzed, 4fh ttr~ef, between
" an aud Blosdeau-nsw occupied, and scing the 1t
business the c4ty their linz S,5Vu part CA h
4, aud psrt on dime II WIFI accom- aaotate fzsni-
az sirAnx rooms and stores nnH will be sold
suit desired
A tw5 s.aa hsuse Exchange street, opposite the
Methodist Church. rooms cistern a cellar. Price
slSe Also two story brick. With aud estern
squares r0g the mark-t 4ts street. Price
sG All tie above prupeIty will pay ten prr MT on
the investment.
MIS- suKl LAsDS--I will sell or exchange for Mis-
scR ians the following pfOpelty At low prsees Busi-
bit by 50 feet 4ih stTeea, betscen Main
and endrAufh= hest stand on from Msin street hive
Of land. spated ~ miles from the Court House,
10 & addition II this cts well nd spfe for
yard Also some veil locat,d city lets IL OLD limits.
suitable Dwellings. Address, giving ads-cryten Of
land. y. Il. CuKTf-
i4ns-fim K~ekaS, Iowa
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Detroit, Jan. s..
The Michigan Legislature convened
at Lansing Yesterday. Gilbert e. R ed
OF Kalsmas % county vas elected speaker
Governor Blsir's message shows m en-
eouraging condition 10 the State finances
The total funded and fundable debt Of tbs
State vas 8350, 600. balaoce ia treasury
$3.50, 600.
SinoeNthe c0mmencement Of the war mp
ward Of sc, 900 men have been pisced Ia
The field from this State, Of which $4,000
have been raised since January 1868 -
Tee State has noH 10 service 80 reRi.
ments Infantry, III cavalry, | light artii.
lery, engineer and mechanics, 2 inde-
pendent batteries and Is companies in
various arms OF the service.
Hon. Jacob n Howard, the present
incumbent, received the Republicsn eau
Gus somiDation Tor United -tates senator
Iast night.
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- The editor Of the Corydoa Aoni-
says, in noticing the promotion Of
puodore Farragut: "When We were
~ army il used to be said, the differ
between Farragut and Porter wss,
D Farragut bad wooden ships and xas
From man, while Porter bad iron yes.
} and was wooden man. Slight diff.
Anoo, ,,