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MARRIED.

In this city, Oct Il, by Rev j Hewes, Willem E
tDonIlell and Marianla, daughter Of Hon George w
lWoedman, Of Portland. IT 9flIGI = 7fl7 ~.
In chi, this city, BY Rev Mr. Bray Alexander whyrOss
am M 4 ms; Jnha klchaTdson both Of Portland ~
Miller and Miss Susie @ Storey, both OF this city
In this city, Oct IL, by Rev Henry ID Moore, Wood
bury g Frost, NJ ID. U s N, OF BrInswick, and Miss
So9hia b Winslow, Of Yarmouth, $3.50. III .l..''f
In Saco, Oct z, William Heney and Miss annah
Kay, both of Biddeford. hiii ltt1 --!llnI 20 =
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IMPORTS.

CARDENAS. Brig Snow Bird-305 hhds molasses,
g. Ring; l Dbl molasses, 500 cigars, MASTER ! God
HILISBORO NIB. Brig Caled0nia-176 tons coal,
Kerosene Gil Co; % tubs butter, master.
Sch Debonaire-166 tons coal, Kerosene OIL Co.
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FRoMroUR oonHEsPoSpEEr.

FROM OUR OURHEsPONDENI.
GREEN'S LANDING. Oct 7-Ar, schs Oranaska.
Alleu; Cape Ann. Smith, and Golden Eagle, Mat
thews, Bay st Lawrence; Mozart, Torrey, fremont
for -ROckland; Reliance, (Br) Brown, Yarmouth Ms
worth. Al - ~ ~ Al al
! Oct Gar, sch Polly, Dodge, Boston for Calais.
2 LAuNcHED-At Roc kland 4th inst, from the yard
OF Robert Crockett q Son, schr OF 211 TONS called
the Louise Crockett She is owned by the builders
"A H Kmball, N A Farwefl, Jos Farwen, and Others
of Rockland -,.r-r-,..r~,,,,.
'ihF5h FISHERMEN > -t'A-t W
Ar at Gloucester It'll inst schs Electric Flash Aver
Bay st Lawrence; 10th, g b Jones, Chisholm, and
Express. Applegate, do. ~ :. d 49, II -
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Stationery Dc Fancy Goods.
FIJI NEW S'TORE!anI

SO CENTRE STREET, PORTLAND,
First door from Congress Street. where can be found
agOOd assOrtpasnt of Paper, Pens, PeAclss Ink Hair
and Tooth Brushes,
anai~ H f. " Flu M Il IsY,ia p" +"
Portmonnaies and Wallets: all kinds of Games for old
and young. ss-
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
in great variety, at lowest prices. Call and see
.IDU All LIZ. II. lBE.1lE. !
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lHall,sl ve.e,a,Ie s;c;,;,u nsir Renew

lHalI's Vegetable sicilian Hair Renew
has proved Itself to be the most perfect prepare
ton for the hair ever offered to the public. ,9.
1t lisa vegetable compound, and contains no inju-
rious properties whatever. 70 iiw i0 s.ail g93s
1T WIFE RESTORE GRAZ HAIR 70 fTS ORIG
NAL colon. .e3op t3iin AiiA ,ttld s'iili '.''
III I 4tI9l9n1s sIOgg -S9ibeLm nsgg4 5sY0 T9
1t will keep the hair from falling out. fscase.r.
1t cleanses tho scalp and makes the hairIsOit, lus-
trous and silken.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a -77i77E7---7=-E
" A Card. "

Dear SirI comIaenced usfpo vo Ups ,-.+ l00o
on the first Of July last, which time NJ, 1a
hlling out BY handsnll. 1t has entirai
It's falling off and has left 1t in splendid oraar
now not in the least troubled with dandr,er -, So
it has fully restored my hair, have no fnTtb, anu
of it otherwise than q dressing. sas ser
to use it for that purpose, is the best have
found. You may refer any one to me personally
Respectfully Yours, &c.
CHARLES ALEX ANDER,
50 Vaughan Street
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FISHERMEN.
DOMESTIC pORTs.

.MoBILE-Ar soth, brig B IngenOe, Stevens from
b IsAVANNAH-cld 9Th, brig Imozene, Saunders,
Philadelphia; sch Red Jacket, Avery, New York.
CHAKLEsFcN-Ar 9th, brig Geo Harris, French,
sY RsiisSiHnoND7 Ar 10Th ssrl Bnle~ Handel, nom
aNoRFoLK-Ar 9th, sch Bengal, PIIlsbury, fOm
BALTIMoRE-Ar 9th, briggs Sea Lion, Low, from
Boston; Agrets, Davis, New York ORR. c, cs,a, { o
Portland; Gamma, Marshall, Salem; X Curtis,
Sturtevant, Portland; schs Siak, Clark, New York
CD 10th, ship Mont Blanc, Don eli, for Savannah;
brig Castillian,s HardenbroOk, Pcrtlapdi sch Ida,
Blake. Boston. ~ IL a. ~ ? y
Ar 10th, brig Alpine, Kilman, Liverpool.
Cid 10Th, schS Abbie knight, and JAS Bliss, Hatch
Boston; Hattie Baker, Crowell, Fan River. =
NEW YORK-Ar 10th, briggs Neptune Russell
Black River, ia; Simcoe, (BrJ Higgins, Sagua: sci
Georgia Holt, Savannah; Kate Wentworth, Adams
Ar11th, ship T j Southland. SherriIl sinvanor. ms
days; barque Acme, Campbell Havana schs saral
Mills futile, Savannah; Vicksburg Haskell. from
Sshar Char Lyndon, Coggns, Calais; Hamburg
g w kimbal, Jr, Crockett, do; Geo Glover Hol
brook, do; Mary Pearson, veazie, Dghton; Ceres.
faI Ssh, p5oSlasaee Ruth Thomas, winslOw
CD nth, ship Coringa, Dinaway, for Melbourne
Oa NESv - Io Mays, Mcclellan, Leth; 3is "a
e NGM iho ~ 10th, sch Alabama Cottre
Pk9y ls llth. brig y w Driako, Cog
sinHsi Dddsnore sen Union Flag, Maloney, do. =
~ N 1.i 18th, schs Ida f Wheeler, Dyer
~ rroVluence FOR philadelphia; william Fletcher
10 Ior 40 Lizzie Guptil, Gupti from Rockland fol
HOLINESS HOLE Ar 10th. br,r r.,cy Ann. b.
gafs, Surnam for Boston; scbs Foreo Hall, Eliza
N Sssnp9rs sor saco; Lebanah Wall from Calais fol
!. Ar 18th, brigs Hydra. HERMAN, New York tor
Boston Lareh, Delay, Elizabethport Tor do; sehs
mabel han, Hall, FIN Georgetown for do; Hannibal
rogers, Baltimore for do; Cohannet Carlow Eliza
bethport for do; + Cummings, Hanna, and Ban
1sr Abe DO COR NewourypOrt; Atlantic, Teal from
B0SrON-Ar nth, ship Conquest Lewis, Manila
brigs Leighton, Leighton, Georgetown; Smith
Veazie, Baltimore; Circassian Tucker, PHILADELPHIA;
Susan Duncan, Parker Elizabethport; schs Mary
Fletcher, Tracy, philadelphia; Bagaduce Kennedy.
do; Sultana, Fletcher, Machias; Frances Ellen Far.
rell Dolphin, paws, and Rattan, Curtis, Ellsworth
HaTbmger, Ryder; Sarah Hail. Pierce. Jane TonJ
and Exchanges Woodbury., Bangor Il 81 a +
Below, brig Castillan.
Cid 18th, ship Wild Rover, Taylor, Mobile; baroue
Oak, Russell, Georgetown; schs Harner COMBS
Beaufort NC: Excel, Hatch, ,Rockland. ~
Ar 18th, brigs Vim Mason Small Baltfmore: Chr
dime Eddy, Smith, Elizabethport schs Ligure Pray,
ca a; Emblem, Shortweil, Wiscasset.s =, ..i
j, ga lZth, ships Swallow DIeyer San Francisco
Loring, Baltimore; scts Garland, Norton, Phiadel-
Phia; Delaware, Crockett RockIand
SALEM--Ar 11th ba-1ue st Jago, White, Phila-
qeiphia; sch IDA L Howard McDufie do; Challenge
bullock, and Lunkersue, Lawry,a Bangor; Vesta,
Haupt, Orland. 7l,lsa ~ .1800i
GLoUCEsTER-Ar 7th, sch Benz Branklin Rich
n i0eEuDG q1Q.Lar
~ FOREIGN PORTS. .....u,.-
An al.fr. Ham lar Ck.NkD
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ON THURSDAY afternoon, between the Post ONCE
WALLET containing Seventeen DoIlss AMI so1sa
Currency; Any person having found the same viii
be n1elahy rewarded by leaving It at this Oiiae.
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Sept 2, lat 81, lon :, barque Hattie Morrison Per-
cy from New Orleans for Liverpool.
No date, lat &c lon 70 80, ship Juliet Trundy, nom
Mobile tor Liverpool.
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! BOat-House for Sale.
NHE Customs BOat-HOuse at Main wharf is for
Il SALE Inquire OF NY JILL
~ ~ CHAs. j. TALBOT, af 81
Vcf lS-du Surveyor Of Customs,
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f'it ftf4- ffA-aA4 4a-tflt fsti
4 MRS. WINSTON, !.


RELIEF AND HEAIrR tor YOUR INFANTS.
we nave pus up and sold this article tor over thirty
years. and can say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able to say Of any other
in has u failed M a single instance to
s0fc'e cure when timely used. Never did we know
an instance of dissatisfaction NV any one who used it,
On the contrary all are delighted With its operations.
ana speak in terms of Communication of It's magical
cnects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
what we do know, after thirty years experience;
and pledgeour reputation for the ulfllment of what
we here declare In almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
win be found in fifteen minutes after the Syrup is adj
ministered. ..7 s. ssii q lsl7 81
Full directions for using viii accompany zach bot
tile None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
q PERKINS. New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
sOldb all Druggists throughout the world
4 Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
june9shd&weih . HaiA las % Iafs d 9fH Bcf q ~
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Lost

WHlLE on the way from Boston to Portland In
the morning train OF cars on the 10Th inst
Maliee containing between one and two hundred
leavingit at this offIce NJ nay -
Z Oct l3-d1ws -0-7--'
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DB-rhe disease which has been attackihg
the cattle of England has also appeared among
the sheen .IElFaFta -as ielli ifi liift aelai r.
DOT S'eais nssisf& sdi ssatshh aailcfss 81
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Sold at so Middle Street tup stairsl JOhnson's
Hair Dressing Rooms. octtOsndeod2w
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ID Halls Rubber Emporium
is at 147 Middle Street. where every variety of Rut
Der Goods can be procured, at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. 6ns .Eei lune2Stf &
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,EpARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Miniature Almanac. =. ...Cetoher A.
Sun rises ........G1t Moon rises .s. IL. % AM
Sun sets. ...5-21 High water. -. 610 PM
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1t is a splendid hair dressing. saroV
No persen, old.or young. should fail to use itg'
1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY TIE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHoRITY. I nna ,ybni DO
~ Ask for iIalls siciliah HAIR Remover, and
taka ,a other al afl-N s15ik# i-IaL doom We
30 n sThfi hioR. p HALL 9 co... ue9 baa
th .h2slsa.to3 Nashua, N. H., Proprietors
W. r. Phillips 4 co wholesale AGENTS. s3i.oi-
~ Aa,i auglgsndS w6m
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81 At Shanghai Aug g. ships Henry Harbeck, Stousn
ton for San Francisco: j N Gushing Swap, for =;
barque D w Seaver, Snow, unc. ~
Sid July 26, ship Twilight, McCalium' 1o1 Ne"-
chwang. f'Hfs lHu1 Aslt -
At FoochowA Aug I. barques Lizzie Boggs' Dlzer'
and Osaca, Terry, unc S .l.o ,r.i.' ID
At Hong Hong Aug IL, ships Sea Serpent, Xinsor;
Imperial Hutchins: Hamlin Wheelwright; TanjOre,
Martin; Samuel RUSSELL Luce; VIM Farnsworth,
Thorndike. and Panam ', Soule, unc. - AZ W
At Calculus Aug p fships Richard Busteed, for
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l AAna S9l H. the e Indians birch canoe,

ts-l 10 ~ ter lone blue waters few ~ ifl
Thewnd had diedaway, the water was 3 smooth dh
With the exception Of an eagle Saline Il, tbe
sky, no living thing was in siobt On eserv
side the woods stretched away from The sb.oro.
up over the successive ridges that grew l,iglap
md higher, as they reeeded from the lalyA "a,
grand array, and here and there, some toll
cree, touched by the hand of autumn. stood
out in brilliant attire, as it were the standard
bearer of the vast forest columns that were
pressing upward. g9gxIs8 IiWmo
At the foot of the lake we came upon the
comfortable camp of party Of sportsnen
Messrs. Frank Fitch of Lexington. Ky.. and
Y. D. Black and Louis I. Lazelle of New
York; who had settled down here With the IL
enton Of staying month or more. Their
success in their piscatory undertakines yvas
'a.nclently manifest in aschoolv Of come
thirty or forty noble Takers that were sS vim
ning about in an enclosure stoned on+ s-a..
the shore. Soon after our arrival W. ~ ao. aos
one Of the largest Of these, six-no,,,aa S',ssu
maps, drawn out on the grass and prenar rTs
under the hands Of their steward, for baking
\
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u
lnonlsin, did not believe in polygamy.--
The lecturer then spoke of United States
officials in the territory of the Mormons
who had several wives, and said it should
not be his fault if those officials were not
discharged.
The lecturer then turned to the subject
of the Pacific railroad. In his journey to
the Pacific he had been fully convinced
of the necessity aud value ofsuch rail.
road; it was necessary to have it in order
to avoid passing through an unhealthy
tropical and foreign country, in going
from the eastern states to the states on
the Pacific slope. 1t would also be valu'
able in the event OF war The saving ol
time, the greater cheapness in the trans
poIta.ion of mining apparatus, OF agri'
cultural products, aud manufactured
goods, the increased facilities of travel,
the more frequent communication which
such railroad would afford, called for
its speedy construction The increased
settlement of the country through which
it would pass, the improved agricultural
operations, the greater enterprise created
by itscOnStrnction, would in short time
repay the Ontlay incurred
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News from New York.
NEW YORK, Npy.


On Monday morning Mr.. King went to
store and purchased a twenty-five
pound bag ofshot, which he had sent to
his own room, saying he did not want to
take it himself. He is supposed to have
placed it in lis clothing before hejumped
overheard. Hopes are entertained that
the body may be recovered *
General Mcclellan IS not a passenger
OH the Persia
A verdict has been given in the Su-
preme Court against certain lottery
dealers to the amount of nearlyitwenty
thousand dollars. The suit was to re-
cover for advance made to the lottery
managers.
The japanese CovOetto Tusyana built
here made the passage to Rio Janerio in
twenty eight days Ell ronte to Japan.
DR.. Ainburne, health Office. will per
nit the steamship Persia to go to her
dock and land her passengers tonight
or early tomorrow msrning. There is
no sickness o. board of the vessel, bnt
as there are few passengers from davre,
he has ordered the baggage to be fume-
gated before allowing them to land or
the steamer to go to her dock.
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 1.-THE trial
of Col. Crane commenced ut the C"nlI
Martial rooms Yesterday.
Mr. Trimhle offered Il resolution IN the
Senate against the Confederate leaders,
closing with these words: That for
their bad eminence and great crimes
against their fellow men and the United
States. jefferson Davis and his accom-
pice, have Justly forfeited then lives
and deserve aud ought +" sutlr' the eN
trrmc penalty OF the law.
Bu! little was done in cotton to-day.
Quotations nominal; prices - to 10
ONLY - bales was shipped and los re-
ceive.l The Cumberland was rising
SLOWLY with thirty-two inches on shoal'
Heavy ram last night aud to-day.
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RoiIroad Accidents.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov l5.-The o'clock
through train from New York for Wash
iugton this morning, while nnder full
head. ran off the track at a turn table
about one mile below Market street,
Newark, through the neglect of switch
tender G. l.. Gordon, proprietor of Will
lard's Hotel coaches, was killed outright,
and boy named Brick, from New Bruins
wick. so seriously bruised that he has
since died G. W. MoSely, recently ar
rived Englishman, was fatally injured,
and Captain Mitchell, of the steamer
Collyer, and several of his crew, slight
w. Mr.. Gordon was from New Hamp-
shire, and was accompanied by his wife
and two children, who escaped uninjnred.
CHICAGO, Nov l5.-The Journal has
the following: The express train on the
Chicago &, Rock Island railroad which
left Rock Island last evening was, 0wing
tn Il misplaced switch ten miles east of
Morris, ILL.,, thrown from the track and
the whole train, with the exception of
the locomotive and sleeping car, precipi-
tated down the embankment, turning
six coaches and two baggage cars upside
down. Two coaches were smashed to
pieces and several passengers in jured, six
seriously; none were killed. Mr. Davis
and John Curry. fNew York, are among
the injured.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.--The through
train lrcm New York, for Washington,
which left at eight o'clock this forenoon,
ran through tnrn table OH the New
Jersey r. r. Two men were killed and
several injured, including Mr. Dee, the
baggage master, who was slightly hurt.
Further particulars will be sent.
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car Ncws-Dcfeat Of :hc KcpuhIicnu
Generni Grtcgn.

New YORK, Nov. ia special to the
Times says that two companies of Han
cock; corps, stationed az Albany. were
dispatched to Bul lington Vermont. yes
terday afternoon by Northern Railroad.
Supposed destination, Maine.
The Times Havana letter OF the cth.
reports the defeat and capture of the Re
publican Mexican General Ortcga in
Mechoogan and ihe destruction Of his
army His troop were divided into three
bodies and We're beaten in detail and dis
persed. four hundred prisoners falin- in
70 the hands of the Imperialist~ The
Republican General Diaz was said TO
have led the attack on Mordea ard
though ut first successful was finally
obliged 10 retreat The Republican
General Rasales was defeated and killed
at Alamos in SinoloX The adhesion of
Lower California tn the Empire is IN
nounced
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Our Washington Correspondence.
T;.c NcSsagC-General Jenkins Es-
1atc--Thc Naval Court Martial
Another Military GOmmission-An
0hio &windIer--Mc Getting Of & onaress,
&-c
WASHINGTON. Nov. /:

The President is busilv engaged in the
preparation OF his message and will
probably soon he compelled TO 'shut
down" on the crowd of visitors that
every day invades the White House
He is working very Lard and rises mt five
o'clock in order to devote some time to
writing before the public business Of the
day begins.
Judge Bowlin. formerly of Missouri, is
here. endcavoriug to secure to his grand
children (the children of the late General
Jenkins of the Confederate army) pos
session of the estate left by the General
in West Virginia. 1t is net known
whether he will succeed. as understand
that they are a number 0f claims against
il for damages done hY jenkins troops
during the war
The Craven court martial still pro
gresscS ut the Navy Yard and is likely
70 last as long as it can decently be pro
tracted by the officers of the court The
testimony for the defense is being exam
ined and tends to establish the fact that
in refusing to attack the 'StOnewall'
Commodore Craven exhibited that dis
cretion which is the better part of val
or
The famous banker Corcoran. whose
muniticence has done so much for the
i,nprovemeut of our city, has returned
home after an absence Of several years in
EurOpe.
II is rumored that a new Military Com
mission is to he organized soon for the
;Iiai OF Captains Dnncaa and Wnder
uo,n charges OF cruelty to prisoners at
Audersonvlle Winder is a son of the
General uf that nam Who had command
of thr AndersonVilie TiIsOn for some
time Ii was generally hoped that the
Wi,z trial would be the last of the mill
tarv commissions They are universally
regarded - "a blot upon our history. If
secretary Stanton has determined to
hang Captains Duncan and Winder he
,,,,,S we'll do oat once without infiict-
mo nron the country such a mock trial
as was that of the conspirators aud of
CAPTAIN Wiz.
governor Anderson, of Ohio, has sent
= reouisitiou here for criminal who de
frauded a MI Fleming of $1,000 by n
worthless check on New York He pass
cd in Ohio rs Benz W. Allen and also rs
j. w. Harriss, and committed some
frauds here under the name of David
Miller. He will probably be held here
until he has been punished 10y the Dis
trict authorities.
The Washington and Alexandria X tail
road Company are about TO run two
trains hourly between the two cities.
Preparations for the meeting of Con-
gress are progressing rapidly and the pol
iticians are dropping in occasionally to
view the ground where they must
sbortlv lie" Governor Andrews is in
town looking as Pomp-ons and portly as
ever. Yours, &c,
Quill.
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From N ansRs

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, Nov li.-ColoneI
Graves. special Indian agent, and Colonel
Dadt, agent Of Naryocs, left here
to ,Iay with Twenty-Five wagons, laden
with agricultural implements, goods and
presents to that tribe. About eight
thousand at the Naryoes have agreed "a
settle in Pearl river. and abandon their
wild life. -,
A large railroad meeting was held
last night ut Leavenworth at which Sen
ator Lane made speech. Resolutions
We're passed in favor of building the
Leavenworth, Lawrence and Galveston
Raiho Dad, and the immediate eonstrnc-
ton of railroad bridge across the Kan
sas river at this point. ..
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Important DcCisian-sic cs;r:i.iion oi :,
Steamboat and Coiinn-pcn;h often
Cras DuG Gre

CINCINNATI. Nov. ia dispatch TO
the Gazette. dated Springfield, H., yes
tcrday, says: Judges Davies and Treat
filed Il dccision in the case OF the United
States vs.. one thousand bales of. cotton
claimed by parties in New Orleans. Gin
cinnati, and Havrc, dismissng all claims
on the ground of incapaeity OF claimants
to make purchascsin in insurrectionary dis
tricts.
Mobile papers of the 1Ith, contain re
ports that the steamer Duke was burn
ed on Tom Bigbcc river with 300 halGs OF
cotton.
General Daft Green of Alabama died
in Mobile on the 10th
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From, savannah.

New YORK, Nov 15.-The savannah
Herald, of the 18th, states that sam"el
Whalley. freedman, in the latter part
of last month attempted to shoot MI " u
III. Eaton, superintendent of freedmen on
st. Helena Island, aud was INSTANTLY shot
and killed by several freedmen. Hope
Mcintosh. au abettor of Whalley, was
lodged in the Savannah Jail.
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astran2e siOry-ExtraOrdin Oder
by Member OF the Cabinet

NAsHlNGTON, Nov. lU.-Mr. Schade
Say' he was called unon by several per
sons last night as was also Father Boyle,
VINO communicated information purport-
'nEio come from 4 member OF the Cabl-
ae' 10 the effect that if Wirg wonld ac-
AloWledge that Jcfi Davis was connect
~ G!"ItI the atrocities at Audcrsonvillc,
us sentence should he COMMITTED A.
.IOuSh Nj. Schade did not place full con
saGece suGnce IN the reports, he considered it to
w lS dnty to relate what took place be-
t"ee" The prisoner and himself ut his
,as' conference with him. Captain WirZ
"lT'iy toa que, tion said, Mr. Schade,
oS Anow have always told yun that j
MOI " not Know anything about jeff. Davis
~ ~ lSu 10 connection with me rs TO what
~ uone at Andersonille; and if knew
saa; Iau ! would not become traitor
lie - any vac oise te S'Ne my
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Teuiauisrsn in Gnnadn

TORONTO, G. W. Nov IJ.-There is no
alarm here as to Fenian rumors 1t is
thought possible, however, that some
sort of raidiug operations might be at,
tempted on the frontier and the authori.
ties h ave taken necessary precautions to
prevent mischief being done. The pre-
valent feeling is altogether derisive OF
the whole business.
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NIississippi Legislature.

JACKSON, MISS, Nov l5.-The House
has passed bill providing for the sup
port of wounded and disabled soldiers.
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steamboat Kurned.

CHESTER, PA, Nov. l5.-The steamer
Meteor was burned 10 the waters edge
ut the Chester wharf this evening
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~ ALEXANDER IL STEPHENS de
Co., De candidate for the office of
NJ, "~oI Of Georgia. In . note to the
INV VT" 'd'paph, he says: II don't wish
oe. ' Used III connection with that
III. any way have so written to
Who S.'Or S. OF that paper, and to others
Of inv I'e I'. eN resSed themselves in favor
| wish rug candidate for Governor.
tuoUa - II generally and Immediately
tue u<s 'ust E | positively decline TO allow
aud ,r~s, VI my name in that convention,
Stanc.s 1Hat no one, under the circum-
disreg,r5" no regards my feelings will
ExGoysnmy wishes in this particular. -
tonly d.aI? dGf Brown having also peremp
Jndce Io,in'ied, the track is clear for
fhr lieorHHA 'ls-the controlling spirit of
SD COnVpnt;,,,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-16

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look ike ; whose tails were done up to
up in s%.n isady's waterfall, and cooped
Was capitaI Asn nets. The resemblabce
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