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DOMESTIC PoRrs.

SAN ERANcIsco-Arl 9th inst, ship Invincible,
Boston; 3lst, brig Baltic, Hooper, do. - -
81, lst sch Sea Ranger, Sears
PHILADELPHIA-Cl 9Th, bries Ida M comerv.
Mcclellan, and Webster Kelley, HASKELL Boston; sch
A f Howe, Eaton, Belfast.
NEW Y0RK-Ar 5th, barque iva, Berry. from
Maracaibo; brig Excelsior Cooper. Bermuda. sens
d Al French, Jones, Albany for Providence: Emma
FuTbsh, Kurdish, Rockland Pallas, Richardson,
CID 9th, ship Bombay, Mcleod, Liverpool; sch
Mary, Barclay, st Thomas. q n - -
AZ 7th ship A5kw1aght, caulkins, Liverpool; bark
Linda Stewart, Osborn, st Jagor brig Nellie Antrim,
W. MaeI a, Nuevitas sch Campbell, seue, ROndOut
Ar sth, brig H Means, Hall, JACK sonvfle,
Cid 18th, ship st Mark, Howes Liverpool: baraua
Eagle. Potter Galveston; brigs @ Mattheys Low
Bangor; Hattie wheeler, Dolan, Boston, Clara
Brown, Brown, do; SCH Evelyn, Crowley, Jackson r
-PlRovIDENCE-Ar It'll, sch Jos Turner, sOule
cid an, barque R A Alien, Anderson, Bangor. Is
NEWPORT-Ar 9Th, sch Cosmos, Stctson, Fall
River for New York; Sarah Jane, Gardiner, FIN New
SD, brig Fannie Butler. EAR" $50
-; FALL RIVER-Ar7th, sch Kenduskeag Mitchell,
EDGARTowN-Ar 9th, schs Sandman, HolbrOok.
kondout Tor Portland; Thos Xix, Hail, New YORK
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar 9th, schs st Lucar, Barnes
New York for Ellsworth; II Foster, Clark aS IIi
Cherryheld; Lamartme, Hill, do tor RI, Aiian'
and John Moulion Crowley, i'm Elizabesithport io5
Portland 1Iebourpe Marsen, do ior 1aru V'iu
Sailed. briess charlena. Jessie Rhynas Antilles
schs DR. Kane, Natanzas, Gov cony' TRIDENT, u NC
Lain, and others. ~, ,,,..,.,<,-,. . &
portla7 ~, 4I,ner TAYLOR Guller Bucksville SC
tor searspOT An0%ak Shaw New York for
PIiiaiainb AIgene, Xix, Rockland for York:
SsvertvlSix. Beai II omaston for Potomac River.
ROSTON-Ar 7th schs VIM Jones, Monroe ,Jer-
sey civ: Maine Bragdon, Sullivan; Agricola Murch
Ellsworth; Waterloo, Coombs, Bangor
Cid 18th, barque Chas Brewer, Smith, Rockland,
to load for New orleansi schs Sarah Fish, Barter,
Young, Camden. -
Ar sth, schs Jas Tilden Davis, Ellsworth; Bran
hall, Hamilton, Portland
ter irom Hamburg
CID 9Th, ship National Eagle, Candage New Or
leans brig Caroline Kelley Morrill, Philadelphia;
schs Arthemius, Mitchell, Shulee Ms; Amazon,
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Chloasnna, or 1fothpatch, (also called Lfyerspo,
and Lentigo, or Freckles, often very annoying,
TO ladies OF light complexion for the dis
colored spots show more plainly on the face OF q
blonde than ola brunette but they greatly mar the
beauty ofeither and any preparation taat win e.
color Of the skin, is certainly desideratnm DR. r.
G. Perry who'has made diseases ofthe Skin srec-
atty, has discovered remedy for these discoiora
lions when Is once prompt, infallibe, and harms
Prepared only BY 3. g; PERRY, Dermatologist.
NO. Benaslrss9 9 and for sale By all
MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION .
W. F. Phillips & Co., and H. II. Hay. Wholesale
agents, fortianu, Maine' octS1sn MW&F6m
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b W A Physiological view Of Marriage:
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 100 fine Plates
and Engravings of the Anatomy of the Human Or
gans in state of Health and Disease, with Trea-
tice on Early Errors, its DepIorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan of
Treatments the only rational and successful mode Of
cure, as shown by the report Of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married. and those conten-
plating marriage, who entertain doubts at their phys
ical condition. Sent fhse of postage to any address,
on receipt Of 25 cents in stamps or postal currency
by addressing Dr.. LA cRoIx, No. 81 Maiden Lane
Albany, N.Y. s,sis5uqsr iTsis-s Il ~ 3
The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally or
by maa and medicine sent to any part of the world
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the 59teunser Gofttnf6fu. -s.-s--s--@--
New YORK, Nov. 8.
Z gHavana dates of the 28th ults state that the.
severe hurricane of the pod ragged with great
force all over the Island. In Havana harbor
many vessels drifted afoul of wharves and
sunk. The Admiral's flag ship ran into the
wharves, damaging several schooners and
boats. Several launches with cargoes were
sunk, and total Of fifty vessels were more or
less damaged. The streets of the city were
filled with water to the depth Of foot. Hous-
es and walls were blown down, roots blown
away, and the trees ofdhe Splazas Frustrated.
Two-thirds Of the roof Of the Ocean Theatre
was torn of. The country. seats of the Cap-
tain General and Others suffered considerably.
The passengers by the steamer Columbia
presented gold watch to Captain Barton for
saving that vessel and their lives from destruc-
ton on the passage from New York. HerAfi
were put out, and she was thrown ON her beam
ends. The sea washed completely over her,
but owing to the efforts of her captain and her
able engineers, she was carried through the
hurricane safely.
7 The barbarities practiced in ST Thomas, Ja.,
are condrmed. The authorities hanged about
forty cuiprits. Surrey is in state of siege,
and st Thomas is under martial law. Two
British steamers have left to take troops from
Barbados to Jamaica. $40 - go,
An association is being formed in Cuba to
prevent the slave trade 3sais IA 40 70 7'ss9 (
.
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ssais e,..saDIED.

In this city, Mr. Geo SkilIings, aged 40 years IL
months.
W Funeral this THURSDAY afternoon, ct o'cI'k,
at No Cotton street. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend.
In Newark, n j, Nov 6, Mrs Shuah A, wife of Geo
FL Davis, formerly Of Portland. - =
Lost overheard from brig Florence, on the passage
from Demerara to lew York, Thos P Hill, Of Port
land, passenger.
In West Bath, Oct "a, Mr. Chas White, formerly Of
Webster, aged 68 years months
In South Adams, Mass, Oct %, Nellie Bertha E,
only daughter Of S and M S Manchester, Of Cum
berland Mills. - I II ..st.s r.. gf'' -
The soft brown hair that used to shade va
Our darling Nellie's brow,
The gentle eyes that beamed with love-
The grave has hidden now.
But she, we know. from grief and sin,
Has early passed away,
And thro' the pearly gates beyond,
Has reached the realms Of day.
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Boston steck LIS.
IMARRIED.

In this city, Nov Z, by Rev II Merrill, Charles
Sweetsr and Miss HuIdah Rowe, both Of North
Yarmouth. tt y nl .fa
In this city, Nov 4, by Rev Freeman, Capt VIM
II Randall, of Cumberland, and Miss Emily l. BOyn-
ton, of Harrington. rr[+r. II. IN. .lls
In this city, Nov Z, by Rev Mr. Bray, + W Dyer
and Miss Martha w Freeman. both of Cape Eliza
beth Gs Ff4
At Delaware, Ohio, Oct 81, ct st Stephens Church,
by Rev John Ufford, Mr. Clark II Barker, of Buenos
Ayres, S A, and Miss Mary Parrish Ri des Of d.
In Dresden, Oct 26, by Rev DR. Cheney, Oscar j
Mayors and Miss Mary Louise Call, both Of d.
IN Saccarappa, Nov Z, by Rev H j Bradbury, Hen
~ Babb and Miss Jennie Robinson, both OF West
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TIBBBTs, pHys1 7, oaIc.I ~. 3 -, d

DIR. TIBBETS' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATOR, THE MOST woNDERFUL Drscov-
cry or THE AGE, win positively restore Gray Hair
to Its original color, whether black brown or auburn,
and being delightful dressing, it imparts to it a
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance. 1t viii also
promote q growthof new hair on bald heads, where
the gionds or roots are not dsorganized; and efec
tualy remove all dandruf, itching and humors from
the scalp. tits warranted to produce the above re-
suits or money refunded. haae3anT aaA Voc ei
TEBBETTS BROTHERS, sss va e.
- idEatas Proprietors, Manchester, N. H.
WV. WHIPPIE, Agent for Portland Sold by
Druggists everywhere. osia 80 mayi1eod6m+
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DISASTERS.

Brig Ella Reed, from Philadelphia for Havana,
sprung aleak 25th uft, ana foundered. Crew saved
The Z r. registered $50 TONS was .builtat Hallowell
in 1883, and Was under the British flag.
Brig Q w King, Mclean, from Galveston for Iiv-
erpoo with cotton, has arrived at Charleston under
Jury masts, having encountered terrific gale on the
~, and was Obliged to cut away both masts to keep
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in your power todo, the fearful perils which
now he beforeson. l know the painful stTug
gle against education, and habit and policy,
and tradition and prejudice, which suea and +
how hard it isfor human nature to overcome
such difficulties. But my. sincere prayer %
that God, in his goodness and mercy, nay d1 en
able YOU to exhibit this last crowninS eslosnss,-
in the midst of your calamities"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,JISNFT 1TTT7rlT 10 INV .77T-7- Z n
She''',aGis and his Campaigns

baBH COLONIES BowMANlAND IRwEz.H aa1
Aids to Gen. Sherman in the Campaigns described,
This work now in press win be a work Of rare
merit both for interest ofnaratiye and as true and
faithful transcript connected with the late
The editors having free access to the private papers
and journals of their Commanding Oficer, have been
enabled to present more faithful record of EVENTS
more complete inner otscdl history ofthe great Cam
paigns, than it would be possible for any one ese to
do. % E5si1zg sqts, "a rsagil ~ aoHaiak aast
The work is embellished with fine Steel Engraved
Portraits Of the Commanding Officers, and Ilustra-
ted with Maps, Plans and Diagrams of battle-fetds
routes and marches, furnished by the Chief Engineer
of Sherman's Army, adding much to the interest OF
the narrative, and helping to better understanding
ofthe various move1aents and positions Of the grand
Army. - go + -, IS - .ss pAa
81 Sold only bgbsst5scriptioss.i $3.50 "a ~ "a
.mOsnss ssN CIV ATwFRIL, II sEr
Agent for Portland.
novsdtfsN aisssl.o t--.seSk 10 safaaE ssl
AZ
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80 A ~ WOODS HOLE, Mass, Noy. s. f.i
Washed ashore near Wood Hole, bay shore,
the body of a man apparently about forty
years Of age, blue overalls, dark pants, striped
blue and white cotton shirt, and new boots.-
On his person was silver watch and one dol
lar and seventy four cents in money, and a
card marked Foster Dennis, AS South Water
Street, New Bedford. The body had the an
pearance of being in the water a long time.
Aasaaaa& ALNnkaA - Al.aE ~
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Ne,c York Election.

p n q - BUFFALO,, N. II, Nov. 8. n
/ Chandler j. Welles Is elected Mayor by 200
majority over Fargo. The entire Republican
ticket in the city and Erie county is elected
except Gen. Rogers for City Comptroller
The Democrats claim his election BY twenty
majority. $500 u ~ .,.,.,i
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Tn,portant An,,o,.aeep,e,,t.

y " 's'@.sa New YoBK, Nov. 8. 99
leans, will be forwarded by rail. Nothing will
be sentby sea-. ~ 'e , ..l 2 \, " ~,
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From Fortress Monroe.

-------E0REREss MONROE, NoY, 8.
OruerS from w aShingtOH have been rccrfved
that no more steamers or vessels are to be dis
charged from the government service, and also
stopping the sale Of transportation property. &
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Calcutta 18th ult, ship Elcano, Sheffield, for
New York. 44s
Ar at Barbados 18th ult, Irig Orlando. Ames, FIN
Philadelphia.
Ar at St Jago 18th ult, barque Holland, Perkins,
New York. m sse f.a ..fHa.
: Ar at St John NIB I'd inst, sch Mora, Chadwick,
New Bedford. IlIra A.. f..a
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ia In England, it issisaid, 100000 busbsls OF
barley are annually made into beer. One. firm
sometimes uses $4,000 bushels per week and
pays 100000 per year for freight, to one ran.
road company,
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9. e. H.. ssst :. r.

Clocks Excelsior Hair RestOrer
Is warranted to do all that is claimed for it. VIII
restore the Grayest Heads to their original color,
whether black brown. Cures all eruptions Of The
Scalp frees 1t from dandru keeps the head COOL the
hair moist and glossy. Its perfume cannot be sur
passed by any preparation in the market Try it. ST.
per bottle; sold by all druggists,
W. F. PHILLIPS s CO., Agents for Portland,
Mes 'sesigaDe. ~ a1tst lii4} oc6sN6w % y
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LOOK, LOOK

SEND ME ONE DOLLAR, by mail, and i will
send you any one oft these Gold-Plated Articles:--
Ladies Neck Chain, Gents Vest Chain, No. 5 Lock
ct tor two pictures, Jet Hoops Set ofLadies Jeyel
ry, Gold Ring Gents Chain Pin, Gents Anchor Pin,
Pearl Sleeve Buttons. Gold Plated Buttons, Silver
Plated PEN Holder, Pen and Pencil.
Address iies0 '@aA~ 20 l-ii'lss esla,ssi
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8 Oct 27-ssd4w* nszloGA 10 bgIi Box 1872.
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THE-LADE's ALMANAC FOR 1866-This beau-
5iful gem in fine binding and gilt edges, is em1

tiful GEM in fine binding and Gilt edges, Is en-
bellished with illustrations in photographic col
ors, and contains "a complete statement of the
Game Of Croquet Illustrated. This popular
game is now extensively Introduced in this
country from England, and is playedin the par
lor in winter, and On the lawn in Summer
The Almanac is also replete with pleasing Lit
erature and useful Household Receipts9 Price
50 cents, for which it is mailed, postpaid by the
publisher, George Coolidge, Milk Street, Bos-
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A few words -wiil ten the Whole story. De-
mocracy has become a thing Of the past. 1t
hssgene ppoe gone under It has lost its
last footlloId in the free States Of the Union.
New Jersey has abjdred it, and the election Of
Tuesday secures the Ratification Of the consti-
tutional amendment, and the election OF
Union u. s. Senator. ssT9s ''~a Z ~
New York has gone Republican Union py
an increased majority. The same IS true OF
Wisconsin,. and OF Minnesota Propa9py.
From Massachusetts the @uncean spirit mas q
,,,Sttv S SSearfF departed. Tic majority for
InlIock will. be about &c, O00-an increase up
on last wear. Gen Banks is elected to Con-
oress by a majority Of about 5000; the Senate
y win stand So Republican and Democrat, and
the House will ccntainjust Democrats enough
to preserve as Inementoes of aningl orious par
ty. The Eight Hour men in Boston came ont
small. Two Republican and one Democratic
Representative eject, favor them-that is all
.Denaoefacy is now dead enough TO have adj
ministrators appointed to administerupon its
poor estate. The inventory is soon made ups
glorious, past which the present has done
much to tarnish, a few dead mems bones, a few
badges of *. G. C, "a few -Copperhesd
badges. and disgrace ehoughlto damn nation.
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81 20 ITCH F. ITcHl ITCH ! Use Is
Scratch, Scratch Scratch !
Wheaton's Ointment

Will C4rs the Itch in Forty.Eisht Hours.
AlsocnrssxSALT RrIEUM, ULCERS, Chilblains,
and all Erptiohs Of the Skin. Price 80 cents. For
sale by all druggists -h5inlsl 81
d By sending 60 cents to WEEKS g. POTTER, Sole
Agents, 40 Washington ST. Boston, 1t will be for-
warded by mail, free OF postage, to any part of the
United States.
Oct rs, 1S65.-sN d&w1yr
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Z LAUNcHED-At Richmond Me, recently, from the
yard Off j Southland & Son, superior barque Of
500 tons. rated Al, and called the Benjamin Sewal
She is owned by the builders, and others.
AtLubec, % inst, from. the yard OF j Kennedy a
schr of 210 tons, called the Adde'S Hyerson Sheis
owned Dy aiyerson and others, and Is intended for
the West India trade. Capt Nathl Houton Is 10 com
mand her.
At East Maehias, recently, brig OF 300 TONS built
BY Master Knight, and called the james M Wiswen
She fsowned by whittemore & Wiswen, and Is to be
commanded BY Capt Loring Chase.
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Nov T. lat g. lon 70 49, brig j Mcintyre, nom Trim
dad for Philadelphia with captain and part OF crew
sick with fever; short Of provisions and was sup
piled.
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Recent Publications.

IDyLs or THE KrtsG. By Alfred Tennyson, D.
@. L., Poet Laureate. With illustrations by
s. Eytinge, Jr., and S. Colman, Jr., and mi
tails by J.sH. Hyde l vol. quarto, full gilt.
Boston: Ticknor & Fields. 1866.
Another of the elegant gift books which these
publishers haze prepared with reference to the
approaching holidays. 1t is similar in style to
the "Gems from Tennyson," noticed few days
since, and the Illustrations, which are more
than thirty in number, are extremely beautiful
The initial letters, in particular, are real little
gems and the engraved head of. Tennfson
which forms the frontispieoe is very fine
picture, admirable both in execution and as a
likeness ENEH
DAVIS Brothers have the book for sale
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d. =. IhENIUN, N. D., NOV.70.
Officially ards majority in the State will
not vary much from 2000 to $780,. The next
legislature will stand Union majority in the
Senate 4, Assembly 49,. 3 -ass. III. l. 5iat.r,.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

~ .ais.. .sso 2 g New York, Nov s. s. 'i''
John Mitchell arrived in this city yesterday,
TOOK the oath Of loyal citizen, procured a
= h.as = & II sast4s-' 81 CHICAGO, Nov. g.
Singers, packing heuse, was burned last
night. = boss $4,000; insured. = 49, W
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.
The gunboat SuWanee has returned from an
unsuccessful cruise in search of the Shenan-
doah s,.s,. !. s,l ~. - W., q - 4.
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COLD WEATHER!
COLD WEATHER!!
COLD W,EATHER!!!
Waters Anti-Freezing Force Pump.
FOR
House, Farm, and other Uses.
No Excuse now for Frozen PumPs, or
Bursfed Pipes ia Mid-NVinser.

The subscriber offers for sale the right to manuiae-
ture and sell this unequallsd pump I'm the unsold
Counties in this State at a low figure.
This pump CANNOT freeze water remains I'm
the pipe when the pump Is not In motion,
With It water be thrown all about the preml-
ses for the purpose Of extinguishing fires, washing
windows, carriages, payements, sc.
capital chance is here offered TO any enterprsing
man to make money. MessFs. Libby, Lldback g Co,
Sd story, No Manufacturers Block, Union Street,
proprietors of Cumberland County, viii put up sin
gle pumps in said County, and win furnish them at
short notice to owners Of other Counties.
Cali on them or ON the subscriber at the United.
States Hotel and sec for yourselves.
THOMAS wHITTEMORE.
Nov 9-d2t
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DEpARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
g Wednesday, NOveSnber s.
ARRIVED

"wednesday, NOvesnber s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City, Donavan, Boston.
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston. Ii.
Sch John Moulten, Crowley, Eizabethport
Sch Franklin, Allen, Elizabethport.
Sch -eylon, Grover, Southport.
Sch DIANA Wylle, Boothbay. alsil
Sch Sunbeam, Oliver, Bath.
..... CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Sherwood, New York-Emery
& Fox.
Brig Clara M Goodrich new of Portland, 1913 tonsl
W w Look, st John NB-master.
Sch Blake tBrl O'Brien, Walton NS-master
sen A A@opo B BlS~n - gGnp NNRsss
Sch Gazeile, (Brl st CLAN, Grand Menan NIB,
Sch Jenny Lind, Graves, New York-O Nickerson.
Sch Citizen, Upton, Weymouth, Mass E Free
man, Jr. r..
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TIE POEMS OF THosEAs sB AIuEY AlnRnHa1
VOL q mo Bottom: n; {.

-o' DO0eOh. 11OAAOT Il l6lQS.
This popular fayorite has been added to the
series OF blue and gold" bards The pretty
volume before US contains two short dramatic
poems, judith, and @The Set of Turquoise
the Legends and Lyrics, 2 the series Of poems
on Oriental themes called sCloth Of Gold,r
with very full collection of those musical bal
lads and graceful sonnets which have done most
to establish this authors pleasant fame. The
book can hardly fail toabe a fayorite. = snA
1t will be found at Davis Brothers. a8la39e
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n. Ll7ll-LI q IHIHU1 q 7 717HTT 1IW.1l
9 The Right Spirit Manifested

WehaYe received from A. Il. Edwards, of
the 18th Maine Regiment, and Post Master
at Darlington, S. G, copy of the GreemviHe
Enterprise, containing an account Of public
meeting of the citizens Of Anderson District.
-on the 13thlult, to express their condemna-
ton ofthe brutal murder and atrocious assas-
sination Of three o. S. soldiers, to wit: Cor
poral Corbett andpfiyatesa Smith and Brown,
of Co. A. 1st Maine Battalion, while doing
guard duty at Browns Ferry, Savannah River.
The meeting was feelfngly addressed by Col.
james a. sOH-since elected GoYernor-and
Judge Munro, and resolutions were passed
ccndemning the brutal act, pledging the citi-
zens to cooperate with the, military authori-
ties By using their utmost endeayors to ferret
out and bring to exemplary punishment the
Perpetrators ofthe horrible deed, and express
ing the sympathy ofthe community for the fam
n les and friends of the murdered soldiers,
VINO by their good conduct and gentlemanly
az usportmentl during their short stay there,
ll''u u won the confidence and respect of the
Community" 2ns9o F'sssT7sG -.
z Gov.sPerry issued proclamation Offering .
aa1 = .e'.s hundred dollars on the part of
the State for the apprehension and CONVICTION lotion
of all Or any one Of the persons guilty Of This
brutal murder. mo3ias Issa ~ - "a =
? This looks well It shows marked ana
cheering change in public sentiment, when the
executive of South Carolina-the State first to
rebel-ofers liberal reward for the arrest
i, iHN W. 49, - ~
land Yankees, and those Yankee soldiers OF
the U.s., enlisted and put into the army to
quelt arcbeIIion of its getting up. .sM @'s
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Ne,g jersey Election.

&etsa.i. ~ NEW JERSEY, Nov. 8.
The Posts Newark dispatch saws Ward has
from 1000 to 2500 majority a gain Of nearly
10000 over last year. The republicans have
10 majority in the Assembly, and one in the
Senate. The election of Mr.. Ward secures the
appointment Of Republicans as clerks in the
Chancery and Supreme Courts, and the best
other positions. The State is ringing with re-
iOicinC. .lI--E-L
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TEL-EGRARH'
EVENING PAPERs.

From HaCafa = Effects of the Hurricane on
the 2Sd sslt.-Testi0aontdI to the Captain of
afZte. 9keuzgfel.a 10Effflfdfn.
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ITs aPmLo s0PHY.-Sozodon is an -antacid.l
Sozodont is an anti-putrescent. Sozodont is a
tonic. Sozodont is all vegetable and entirely
harmless. Hence it cleanses the teeth from
acetous connections, stops the decomposition
of their substance, sweetens the breath, slim
ulates the. gums and is the safest and best
nOv7d3teod ~" $3.50 s,-,,g. 4 :, Z