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Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a Gentleman who suffered for years from Ncryou.
Dehi'ity, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
Youthful indiseretion. WILL for the sake OF suffering
send free TO al who need it, the recipe
and directions for making the simple ,emcdy by
which ii~ was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by
the ad'erter. experience, can do so by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
lyl No. %. ChnnLers St. New Nnrk
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23
Ayers Cherry PectOral

Isa soothing cxpectnr
ant PREF AIRED Ia IN, ~
the u get need of a :: f..
an,! rr.ithle rure Tor sti'e-
a>t,< Of the tlir~at aiui tul :
"a tilal II many yesrs
la established thr fact.
that IL 10 HIUrc eresciJus
IA pulmonary aatctiuas,
titan nh, other remedy
It's efficacy has now bs com
- generally known. thsi
IL il justly regarded in
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DIR Dow continues to devote his
entire uc 10 tie treatment Of all diseases ineideA
to the female system. An experience ot tw;h'y
three year. enables him 10 gusrautce speedy ana per
mauen relief in the orst caSss Of Suppression ana
~ other HeH sf5'uat DtraHgeaeHss, from nAdireo
cause All letter for advice nInst contain 81 oee
No 9 kndcott street, Boston. . -.
n. B.-iioarl turn is q 10 those who wish 10 re-
main under treatment.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23

ssWc have but little confidence in tn. trumpet
tonsne statement. Of the prupretorr of a,i,eI,is.
e' mc'irinrs sen-raii! but VT are forced 10 CON.
cur iii the opinion. uniformly cAp-c-sclby all who
have used tEHr DAVIS PAIN KILLER that il l..
very valuable article, ami one that II would IL
well for every houshold to have at hand in ea,c Of
bruises, scaid', burns, diarrIira ,iyscn,cry eho,-
era, fever and agur. and the host Of diseases. .x-
trrnal and internal, which it is adapted to cure or
alleviate ," article "f m-dieine ever attained to
such unboundct popularity and extensive tlinu-
si"n 1t ha. penetrated L. every, even the mo.,
remote, of the kuown world bearing with ii II.
heai'hg influences more potent fl.au those II III,
,liccs Of Arab! the bc>t." W. are informed hv
our principal druggists. that they sell more oi Til.
article for exppr.ation tan any or NJ other, and
Ihsi the demand lie constantly incrcasimg-su VI En-
Oi;sEINEE Ina,
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23
Shipping A'csps.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

ARRIVED.
Friday, Nnv. 10th.
Sch. telegraph, Woodard. from Portland,
Commodore, Glars. from Portland,
CLEABkiJ.
saturday, Nov. iTtM
Rattan Curtis. for Boston.
" Georgia Alley. for Boston,
ARRIVED.
Sch Carrcssa, Lancaster. from Portland,
Marcellus, Remick, from Boston.
William, Jeilison. from Boston,
Canoya, Pattcn. from Boston,
Belle, Whittcinorc nom Boston,
CLEARED.
g Edward Milliken. for salem,
Agenoria, Means. for Boston,
ARRIVED.
sch. Boney Ives, Holt. from Boston,
Nundalia, Lord. from boston,
E" Abigail Haynes, Beliatty.
Grace, Alley. from Boston,
CLEARkD.
Monday, Nov. 18th.
Mary Elizabeth, Eaton. for Boston,
= Ceres, Robbins, for Boston.
Elizabeth, Nurch. for Dsnvcrs.
hERiSED.
Sch, Frank Pierce, Grant. from Portland.
- Fair Dealer, Young. FROM Portland.
- Forester. kcmick. FROM Portland.
- Councillor. Wood from Boston.
a" I.oluski. Smith, from Boston.
- Catherine, Davis.
Brig. Daniel owen. --from Bath,
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23
CNSIADOHo,s HAIR DYE.

1t l. ridiculous to carry into society grey, sand,
or carrnty head hen five minute. would render
l. a, attractive ~ Ns,ure could have made Il in
her hnrpir~t mood. Manufactured by j. CRl>
TADoRo,6 Il Astnr House, New York. Sold by
druggists. Applied hy all Hair Drcsscrs 4,
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23
CONTAGIOUS pisEAsEs.-w,,e,

CONTAGIOUS DisEASES.-wsie must he
adapted to the nature nf the ,h, there will lie
no increase: the soil must he adapted To the seed
or there will he small returns: and tho human
body must contain impurities, or there will be
sickness. The man whose bowels and blood have
been eleanscd hy fc~
BRANDEETH'S PILLS
may walk through infected districts wittou, fear
The li, of the fesh 10 in the blood" To Secure
health We must t'SE BRANDRETu'> FILLS te.
cause cannot be sick but from unhealthy acru.
mutations in the bowels or the hiro.t, which Bran
drrth's Pill remove; this method Is following ns.
turc, aud i, safe. and has STOOD nm TEsr OF
IINE. SEE u. Br.,udrcth In white letter. on the
Government stamp. sold h! all druggists. A.
DIR L. MrEEpirf. Dentist. office No. i32 West
sl1th street. states a follows:
tIStINNArTi. October |. i>Ji.
MrssH>. j. y. II tERiS ( Z ,.-t,eIt.-N Nbuut
one year ac" took = cod which settled On my
lungs. violent cough WAS the consequence,
which increased with severity. | -xlcctora,es.
large quantities of lillegm ani matter. bHting
tn. ia,i winter hcc ame - much reduced that |
~as confined io my bed. The disease Was attend
r'l with cold clil, aui nigli-sMeats ,iiarf ha.a
-. IN. Nj friends thou ht IN the last stages
nf sumption, and could not possibly xcl welt
| was recommended to tIN
ALIENS Lung BAISAM
The formula Wa shown to me. whirh induced Inc
Ia give II trial aud IL ouiT add tla, NV cough
- entirely cured, and sn now able attend !o
my business IS usual. Yours respectfully.
sud by e. &. PEGS. Eil.wor,h Mr, and hy all
dealers III Family Ne,iicuc- lm,i
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23

CONGRESSIONAL MAbbRrrifs IN TIE MAINE
EIE, TioN.-The Governor and Council having
ma,lc An official canvass Of the Conyres ional
election in This State. the figures are found to
foot up IS follows:
Isl Di-t.-.iohn Lynch, 15.6ll
J.. ID. VI. Sweat. II .is3
Lyncli'S majority, a.a5s
I'd Dist.-Si,lney Perhaml, I3.7S4
Nahum Morrill. ,.A3
Perham's majority. 6.I2l
I'd Disi-Jas. q. Blaine. l4.9c9
Solyman Heath. S,3ls
scattering, 12S
Blaine's majority. GAGS
9Th Dist-JOhn a. Peters, Io.05o
Geo. NJ. Weston. 6.Gt
scattering, 10
Peters majority, JAG
9Th Dist.--t'rcd. A. Pike. 1,25t
". Ii. Crosby, ,.n73
Scattering, ls-
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23

Dur fair reader, who may be annoyed by
The men folks sayorlng of the shop on return
from daily service, are rccomnendhd to lay in "A
stock Of the STEAM REFINED CASTLE SOAP Of
Messrs. Leathe X Gore. 1t is perfect toilet de-
odorizer.
Iii is a fact patent to all. that there are
medicines which remove disease only hy ,lib>ti-
tutihg others Worse than the first. This i, not
the case however with BlooF> Rheumatic COM
pound. which was Thoroughly tested lpfore be-
ing offered for sale.
ALL who need physi, take Pa,Son. P,lrga-
tive Pills. IL y",ir system is in an unhealthy
state. two or thote of fPar>ons Pills will bring it
roliul all right.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23
Special Notices
FOR SALE.

1.NoE sale, Three splendid NV, Single, Portland
made harnesses Also new pung aud second
hand stegh
IaIure at this Oficc.
Ellsworth. Nov. fith. lsG, JwspiS
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23
THE HEAD OF A COMET
s Horrid Hair :"

and there arc Thousands Of fery human head,
which might be rendered charmn. by simply
changing hrir,imto,a a mellow brown, or u perfect
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23
III. A. Fair.

Although Ia consequence we may fairly
presume. of the very unfavorable weather
,hc entries tits year were much less il
number than on the proceeding. still there
was evidently Il great Improvement in the
quality of the articles-which were all Sc
decidedly good as to render our task cx
trcmely difficult. After much dclberaticr
we have thought advisable to render the
prizes a> follows Many articles not cnu.,-
Grated in the socicty's list of premiums
have. rs is the usual custom, received gra-
tuties.
LADIES MtN;FACTTRE.
No. HI. Miss Mary l.. Whitcomb
Box Fancy Work premium l 90
$40. Miss Julia Joy Bed Spread,
l>t premium 90
~. Nahum lIa>lam do. 81 premium -
$50, Harvey lgawe> do. 81 premium 80
800. Mrs. Allncnia Bowdcn do. ith
premium. %
2S5. Mark II. Green. Embroidered
Cape. premium l 90
3s5. Mrs. John Miilikcn knit draw
ers gratuitv 90
GS. Joel Long, drawn rug, 1st pre-
mitlm 00
33s, Mrs. Lucinda A. Jordan,
Cloth. l.t premium 30
256. Calvin +. JOY twillcd cloth
l>t. premium. , o0
80. James G. Moore Il yds. white
flannel 2d premium 50
ISL. Mrs. john Millikcn twillcd
cloth gratlIity, so
3S3. Jefferson ITa>lam 10 yas.
twilled cloth (woo) gratuity. 80
81. James G. Moore, Balmoral
Skirt, grat,lity, co
lS6. Mrs. II. \. JOY. white yarn
and mixed. l>t premium. 90
23G. Mrs. 5. Was>on. mixed yarn,
I'd premium. -
$50. \. L. Cook. Cloth. gratuifv. y
1875. John Haslan, piece Linen
Crash. gratuity 90
100. II. b. Allcy,l piece White
Flannel, gratuitv. oo
l03. IL. B. Alley. Hose. premium. 60
355. Mrs. Clara Pettinyill. Cotton
and Wool Cloth. ID premium. 90
35l. Mrs. Clara Pcttingill, piece
carpeting. gratliity. 90
l54. Henry VI. Butler. suit clothes
gratuity 3 90
10, II and -. Miss Agnes Peek. 3
Crayon Drawings. gratuiiy, GO
l2G. Mrs. :. NJ. Merrill. knit draw
ers. lst premium. 3 90
231. Mrs. 5. Wassoa. do. 2d pre-
mium. 30
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23
CURE FOR PIN-WORMS.
Ifa Worm Kennedy is needed. don't fail to get
bottle oi DR. H. q. GOli Ids
PIN-WORM SYRUP.

This syrup neyer fails in the most aggravated
cases to eNpei these irritating and dan.eiou
worms entirely from the system,
Adults "fto or 70 wears. who have suffered for
hlehMt,-1hihlren upon whom all other worm
remedies have been tried in vainc, are relieve Of
al annoyance III twent, -tom honrs. and when
taken according To directions il will effect an en-.
IRE cure 1t acts IA cathsrtic and improves the
health by removing all impurities from the system
an'i !. always safe. even with the youngest child
GEO. {. q GOODWIN 4 co, BOSTON, Whole.aIe
Agents. For sale by all druggists. GwspA
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23
H U N N E w ELLIS
Il l. e. q L 4 The claims for thi,
DIT valued Family PHI
- - are beyond that of any
h.t- Ii,

them will not only proye this but the greater error
of dripping, Which ha, heretofore been called
Character. The ECIEtTlC PILLS never
require over two aud seldom bnt one for the do, e
act ON the bowels without the slightest Griping, a
point of the greatest Importance, particularly in
Chronic Constipation,
For which take Single Pill very other night,
They never pr"dnc. debility, and Cure lndigest-
ion. Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver and Kid :
ney ComplaI It's, lilies Worms, Loss OF or
impurities of the Blood, Los Of Appetite
and all Derangements OF Bowels of stomach.
4 Sold 10y all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Mn,liL.l q u .nl - Ii l..atIlc
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23

Statement. hereby certify that the fol-
lowing statement by me made. aud this
day sworn to before the undersigned Jus
tice OF the peace. is tue. have had made
from the milk of one COW owned by nc.
from the st day Of June 1866 to the eth
day of Sept. 1856.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23

AWARDS OF COMMITTEES.
Francis Buck. Herd premium. s. 90
Jersey COW. 800
Alex NJ. Moore. greatest amount
Of butter. lst premium. 90
Mrs. Celinda f. Watts. amount of
butter. 2l premium, 4 80
(See statements.
Geo. II. Emerson. steer calves. 3 -
Mrs. II. s. Trevett. cloth, ) 90
Thos. Holmes, COW. 0O
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23

JOHN |. HUNNEWeLL, Proprietor.
Proctical Chemist.
NJ" Commercial hhaJ Bosfon Mass.
Ply Sicans ar Dealers snpple.' in Bulk. Formula
and tull Testimonials tothis treat Aloinc p.vcior
mrnt. also the celebrated AlieraIivc J.aNatiycs
hUm the Formulas of DEs, HASKELL ami DAWES,
sent on demand. ImtI
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23

ALEXANDER NJ. MOORE.
Subscribed and sworn To before me this
18th day OF sept. lS66.
AMOIY orIs.
Justice of the Peace.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23


-Mcs>r, !. u. 4 j. II. ff,pkin. have pur-
chased Of Gep. y. Hack Esq, Township 70 on
Cniol river. The price paid is something more
than OH" hundred thoa.anl dollars. Thi> sab,
closes up Mr.. Blacks lumber property on this
river. His >ae- within the past two years mus,
have exceeded 20, 600. No. ), i Is famous
for it, good lumber, ~ No. 10 is for being well
represented in political conventions.
-Launchcd. ut Nillbriige I'D ult. from the
yard Of simeon strout. Il tine doublc-,lcckcd brig
Of 80 tons, new measurement, called the M
LOUISE MULEE." She classes \. | ~ American
l.loyd>. and is OF very tine model and built of
the best of materials. She is owned by George
i. Clark 4 Co., James Grammar. Jr, and
". ii. Nichols. of Boston. G.. Il. Campbell Il
Co.. and others of Milbrtgc. and Capt. John
Leighton, who will command her.
FrRNIrtRE.-tieo. Cunningham & ca. Fur
niturc dealers getting in the largest and most
desirable stock of furniture ever offered for .ac
in this market, which they will sell cheap for
cash. Give them call.
This firm are now building warehouse on
Franklin Street. jtIst in rear of the store they
arr now occupying where they intend to keep
aiirst class furniture store. Eycryb1iy wish
Is the enterprise sue cess.
It Last week W. copied an item withou,
credit from tic why stating that the Custom
House had been, or was To be removed to the
West side Of the liarbor &. W. lIarlor) on q, :
count of the business ccntrring on that side &c.
We learn from correspondent that such is not
he fact, that l., that the bu.inc>, interests calls
for change, hut that the most bu.i,ies, i. done
on the North side. We do not know any thing,
about the matter, but should have given credit
for the item to the lIhig, aud thu, saved being
called to IN account for Il statmcat not strictly
correct in the opinion Of our correspondent.
SOME PARTICULARS or THE TrGw >sSA.-
We learn that Capt. Mirric Wood of tha los.
schooner Tugwassa has written HON" some of
the particulars Of the loss of his vessel Cam
Wood and his mate sinclair. both Of Surry. are
all that were saved of the live on hoard. Young
stackpole was sick in the cabin and was drowned
there. The captain and Sinclair chung to a spar
or something Of the kind anil were washed
ashore, badly bruised and not in acondition to
write the particulars. We do not learn the
names OF the other lost sramen, and only learn
that the captain and mate were the only ones
saved.
The BrlrIst Age SAYS. there is q srhism in
the Uniyersslist church and society in that city
Rev. Mr.. Hayforl. a tcw sala,,thS ago preached
a sermon iii support of III" doctrine of Spiritual
ism, avowin. his belief in that doctrine, and
declaring that he must thtnceforh preach ii.
! MS WAS rot >HilSfrtor! tos large portion Of
the leading ny nlist- et the soriatV and I1sf
week. u meeting ~. hc!d TO consider the mat
ter. \ vote ". t.sen and about nineteenth, of
those present .o'c'l AGAINST sustaining him in
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23

136 lbs.
Considerable cream used with berries.
Mis-. CEliNpA T.. WATTS.
We hereby certify that we are Statistic,
with the truth Of the above statement.
FANNY OTIS.
CHARLES OTIS.
Ellsworth American., 1866-11-23

we nave received copy of the ILitN-
fkATEb ANIMAL REGISTER oF Rural AffAii,S
FOR lSi7. |, is published by Luther Tucker n
'on Albany, and contains II large amount cf the
mos, practical iformation. illustrated hy laO en-
Cravings. Price - c,S, but worth double tha,
sum.
-"ESery saturday" for the 24th is chock
full Of good ihins,-the very essence oftrans-At-
lautC brains
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
Military Arrest. IN Louisiana,

In compliance with the late order Of General
Grant directing the immediate arrest and trial Of
oil persons In the South who have been or may be
guilty Of offences against any citsen agent off.
Of the United States. without regard to color.
In all cases where the civil courts have failed to
administer justice, General Baird, assistant com.
missioner Of the Freedmsn's Bureau for Louisiana
undOr recent date, reports to General Howard that
hs has given instructions to his subordinate mill.
tary commanders TO exercise the utmost vigilance
in carrying out the provisions Of the order and to
soc that all arrests predicatsd on aidayits ex
hibitng all the facts in each case and full report
Of the arrost, with the original papers, which will
Do forwarded for the consideration Of the command
ing general.
The national Republican., 1866-07-24


CALoRIc is leaving town for the Springs.
The policemen are raising the deuce with
poor dog Tray.
THE needle gun is sore thing for the
Austrians.
TIE cholera seems to be approaching us,
and it behooves our citizens to grid up their lons
and abstain from cucumbers
ANOTHER BANK has broken-the bank Of
the Erie canal, near Little Falls A check on navi.
cation was, however, duly honored after the break
was discovered.
WM. B. AsToR, of New York, this year re-
turns an income Of sl,l54, o59; Cornelius Wander.
bilt returns $685. and Edward s, Janray
s6s2 ,Gsl.
BY THE latest from Paris we learn that the
long, streaming ribbons that ladies wear on their
bonnets and necks are called Follow me home
sirs."
ITALY refuses to acknowledge the cession
Of Venetia to France, and her forces have again
crossed the Po, It Is hard to predict which po-
tentate will be most potential on the Po.
ADNTRALs FARRAGUr and Porter, Alex.
McKinssy of the navy, and Gen Granger and Col
Graham Of the army, are stopping at the Ebbitt
House -.,.
gems. SwEESY, Spear, and Col. Mahan, the
Fenian commanders, who have been under arrest
for some time at st. Albans, were released on
Tuesday on bail furnished by Daniel p. Barnard,
Of Brooklyn, N. Y. The bonds for Gems sweeny
and Spear were fixed at %, 900 each, and those Of
Col Mahan at 5000. ."
The city authorities and many OF the most
prominent citizens Of Louisville, XVI are making
preparations for the North American seugerfsst
meeting, to be held there on the cath. 1t prom
isss 10 BE- the largest musical festival ever hold in
this country,
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
[From the National Republican, April u. ] '. I
SUFFRAGE IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
Z 90 LUMBIA. 80. ..' .i.. ...

Tho bill which passed the House nearly two
months since, providing universal suffrage for the
District Of Columbia has been quietly laid away In
the files Of ono Of the Senate committees and has
not as yet been acted upon. II is rumored by the
correspondents Of various papers that the s
soon to be called up, when the House bill will be
approved by tho Senate The reason given for this
spasmodio revival Of interest in the welfare Of the
colorsd mon 10 to discover who Is the best friend
Of the negro race. '- Vt
pie Of this District few days ago. said they would
End out In time "who were their real friends. "
The Senate, being exceedingly anxious to have this
alimportant matter settled, proposes, as We are
told by those in the confidence Of that august body
to put through the most obnoxious presentation Of
the suffrage question that could be devised with
the expectation that The President will veto II,
so that then they can exclaim, "Thers, we told
you SOL now see who are your friends! ~ .......
Before this melanohoy game of using an unfor-
tunate race for party ends and to make party cap
ital Is carried out to Its fatal results, wish to
put In an honest plea for the real welfare advance
ment, and rights Of the deserving colored popula.
tion Of this District. We are most decidedly of
the opinion that nothing will prove 50 injurious to
this part Of our population rs to make them the
puppets I" Of political shows and intrigues. No
true friend Of the negross would desire to see
them tossed about like shuttlecock from one DO.
ltical battedore to another yet that Is precisely
what their pre- eminent champions seek TO do in the
senate OF the United states. We are as we have
ever been, In favor Of extending suffrage to the
black people here. on the conditions which the
President Of the United States has said he would
advocate for that people In Tennessee: first, to
those who can read and write, making basis Of
intelligence second those who have served in the
armies Of the nation, making the basis Of patriot
ISM and third those who have certain real or per-
sonal possessions, making basis Of property. This
Is qualified or limited suffrage, as distinct from
universal suffrage. Weare unhssitstingly in favor
Of the former, and "a unsquivocally opposed to the
latter.
We hold the elective franchise TO be trust dele
gated by the compact Of society to the person, and
not right inherent in the individual, We hold
also, that II can only be safely delegated to the
male population Of a prescribed age, and with the
incidents or qualification above mentioned and we
think rs matter Of justice there should be no dis
elimination between races, and no distinction be-
cause Of diversity In color. Manhood with capacity,
and that capacity to bs determined BY its possss-
sons Its service, or Its intslgencs, 10 our suffrage
platform. At the same time, We deny the right Of
Congress to touch, msddle with, or regulate this
msttsr In the States. Todo 90 10 an.assumption Of
suthoEity without shadow Of sanction, and an In
The national Republican., 1866-07-24

The PRESIDENT has recognized JAcQUEs
RErscHy AZ Consul Of the Swiss Confedera-
Hon, for the States Of Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky; Hermann MIcuKLs as Consul for
6ale-Coburg and Gotha, in San Francisco,
California; JACOB JULIUS DE NEUPvnLE as
Consul Of the Free City Of Frankfort-on-the.
Main, in New York; WILLIAM w. HARRIS
~ Vice Consul of Portugal, in New Lon.
don, Connecticut, and AUGUST CouEN as
Consul for the Free City Of Hamburg, in
Philadelphia
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
Destitution I'm Arkansas.

Tho Assistant Commissioner of the Freedmen 3
Bureau for the State Of Arkansas reports great dos
titution existing among both white and colored
within the State. lie also reports that the number
of Government rations issued to the destitute for
the quarter ending June 80. in the States OF
Missouri, Arkansas and the Indian Territory. rs
follows To II ,2s7 refugees were issued 1856, 200
rations. at cost of $40, ,s7S.3s. To 1890 freed.
men were issued 26O4l rations, costing S. 3O7 90.
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
Pension Oaleer. Appointed.

The following appointments Of officers Of the Pen.
sion Bureau were made yesterday by the Commis.
,,ionsr: Examining urysons-Dr. J. p. Fairbanks,
Of sslubs, Iowa, and J. n, Wharton, Of Parksrs-
burg. West Virginia. Pension sotares-olivsr P.
aeodspssd, sardinia, sY.i Lsysrstt Spring, Ar
osdiA, N. T.; and asorss Rsrey Of Glen Arba,
n<ishissn. I'd. .l..s b lls.f b. ....' ....
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
Coincidence Money.

-Four dollars from IN anonymous source were re-
ceived yesterday by the Secretary of the Treasury
TO be applied to the conscience fund. :"
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
Eu,eusivs PardeAs.

Al he earnest solicitation Of prominent members
of6opsrsss. A. =. MAxwsll, sx.rsbsl Senator, and
I4vrsDss Rossssaa. Of New orlssn,, formerly .
ssptain in The Uaitsd States navy, hare been par
Aensl by The President.
The national Republican., 1866-07-24

ATMsdam Mounts Pile salvs--a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
or. and an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma, &e
can be found q stotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotsl, oimans near Metropolitan Hotel, Pords,
nsr Of Eleventh and Psnnsyivsnis svsnus; Entwisis
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsyivaais avenue; Riiotts
corner Of and Twelfth strssI HazbsusAs corner Of
seventh and o. jsl2.w
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
Indian Treaty Ratiaed.

The delegation of Creek Indians now in town A.
sembIed at the Office Of the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs yesterday morning. and signed the recent
treaty made with their nation, as amended by the
Senate
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
Internal Revenue. D.
Pen, Pencil, and Scissors.

The receipts from this source yesterday were
81, 3S3 $3.50, SO,
The national Republican., 1866-07-24
Seizure OF n British smugsisr.

The United States revenue officer stationed at
Wilmington, North Carolina, recently reports the
seizure, on the 5th inst, by tho revenue cutter
"Mocasin" OF the British schooner 81. Settlers, ("
for q former violation Of the revenue lave. The
suspicious circumstances attending her seizure in
duced the revenue officers to believe that she had
but few days previous landed cargo Of contra
band goods at some point on the Little river
Search was accordingly instituted, which, on the
r7th inst resulted in finding secretsd in the woods
two hundred gallons of rum, the same quantity Of
wines, besides other goods Of value, oil Of which
were stored in the custom-house ut Wilmington,
and the captain and crew arrested and held to bail
e r court on the second charge.