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from Washington.

NN York, JAN. S.-A Washington de-
patch says il IS considered certain that Com
grcss will grant petition for the transfer
of all hospital buildings at Point Lookout
a at least a temporary asylum for soldiers
and sailors.
Andersonvillc is now guarded by garri-
son Of twenty men. The cemetery is i'll
the immediate charge of a Union man
named II. A. Walton.
There is not particle of foundation for
the report that Chief Justice Chase has
asked for the pardon Of young kctchum.
lie has not directly or indirectly expressed
any wish in the premises.
The last order for the mastering ont OF
troops.relieyes Virginia of all white Noiun-
tecr troops.
It is stated that George Bancroft, the
historian. will he avitcd to deliver the Con-
gncssonal eulosy uron President Lin
eoln.
A Soldiers and Sailors National Con
vnntion is called 70 meet ia Washington, ON
the I'D inst, for the purpose of mrging
Congress to pass 4 measure relating to the
equalization of hountieS and to promote
the mutual welfare of the soldiers and
sailors. All leagues and soldiers orgaaiZa-
tons have beea requested to send dele
gates.
The Floyd acceptance eases viii come up
i'll the Court of Claims tomorrow. The
amount involved is about SSo1,000. The
question Is, whether the Government i,
legally liable for the amount of these ac-
ceptanceS. Among the able counsel en-
ployed are Caleb Gushing. Judge Black,
and Mr.. BcCkwith, OF Chicago.
1t nos appears that K. i. Ninder, cap
gain iii late rebel service, recently confined
in the Old Capitol, is nephew of the rebel
General Ninder. and not his son. the real
cuiprit. The man now in custody WIS
Chief Quartermaster of all the rebel
prisons aud was not responsible for any
particular prison. w. :. Winler, who
supervised affairs at Libby Prison, has fled
to Canada.
The list of lightfiIl claimants for reward
offered for the capture of the consprator>
has been designated. and was referred 20
the War Department Saturday evening. 1t
is supposed the names Will be promulgated
in a day OF two.
Gen. Grant sends three inspecting Off
Gers on tours in different military depart
ments, taS week, to see / a further reduc-
ton OF forces and expenses caa be made.
\ NUN Ter of medical officers were
mustered out saturday. The volunteer
medical staff has been reduced since MAY
last from 2iQ to about 81.
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A SnRsYD CANISE.--lt SO Happened
fiat on Saturday night Messrs. II &c. W.
Barnard locked their large Newfoundland
Dog up in their Warehouse. whether hy
accident al design we are nat informed;
Dut Eayer vas Ret Ikus to he imsrisoaed IN
a saud Of liberty, and he set a5eet eifec :
say his rtilease. From the appearance If
taiags on Monday msraiRg he hli eyi1ea:-
gy first attempted to break epen the deer,
= eertien al which he had e@mpie1ely ebay
s.l sp. Baked ia his eaarts there iteams'
iato his head to haze resesge en- His mas-
tiers hy breaking a s;roag etEes ekaf ali To
zdsses. opening eArss ef tea and scatter
Sag its eontegts ea tac dear, hgeakang eeea
ave other cRests Of tea AID IL rsraees either
r-seesis Eaaking himself ameaaasse to the
laws Of the country. lie tken made ap at
sack OF the Office mindax, broke TIE sash
and took ert<hree pases Of glass by i2heh
ne effected his eseape. The window locks
down iute the tide and il the water was low
al the nne be goteut, he must haFeJahPea
) depth vi az least twenty feet--sG1af
9reir Herald.
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pcs iiea' Adam. Express t..
New Haven, Jan.

RptKfANp DASIiAwNf CLt.B,--We are
very glad to learn OF a new temperance
movement which ha. bcen started within
4 week past among thc Young nrn Of our
civ. and which We hope viii he productive
az great good. This movement Is he pre-.
tuinary organization Of the "Rockland
nashaway Ciah." the members ol which
plclge themselves to abstinence from all
intoxicating liquors. The Plan was Pro'
posed only a few daya since, and already
fifty youug men have given their promise
to a stain from intoxicating drinks and be-
come members of the club. The pcrma-
nr,; organization Is not yet effected, hut ii
will be completed in few days, and we
shall be glad to give the pledge, plan of
organization, officers, etc ia our next.
Success TO the "Da.haways. - Gd;clte.
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of Greenvllc. Marble of Woolwich, Sncfl
OF Madison. and Grant of Prospect.
On Elections-Messrs Garnsey of Ban
gor, Miller of Portland. Bradford of Uoul.
ton, Jordan of Danville, Bradbury of
Hollis, Wakefield of Bath and Wall Of
Uallowcll
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IUNNEwELL' STANDARD PREPARATIONS.
" Offices of HTNSEWELL's UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY. lICNNEWELL'S TOLU
ANoDYNE. and IIUNNEwELLa ECLEC-
Tic PILLS will be found in orr Notice Col
ulnns from month to month"; and where
their great character has not been tested,
justice to preparations founded on the most
perfect respect to laws in medicine, asks
their acceptance with confidence, sehtch ,eal
be sacred ,sS'7They are for sale by all
dealers.
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New York Markets.

Cotton dull at 5oGsi.
Flour firm. Sales &, 900 barrels. State $7o0Gs
SIS IS, Round Hood. s,4sGsi0, IS; Western 81,
ass, rs; Southern $50 $l5,00; Canada $s,0s
eSll.2s.
Wheat quiet Sales unimportant.
Beef steady.
Lard quiet at ltidE!.
Whissey dull.
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s.g~Ifle Eoston Pilot. the Catholic paper
in boston. thus allusles 10 the Feniau guar
rel. bc;raying 10 hopeful view Of Irish In-
dependence:
All true friends Of ireland must deplore
he scenes enacted in New York the past
two weeks. How john Bull viii rejoice
on the reception Of the news Of the split ia
the Fenian ranks But SO il has ever been
in the cheqner, d history ST Ireland. un
90 eve of sueec ;, rhe deuou al discorl
eyeegs In tc sc.2ti,r the hopes Of her too
corldins Fe@gt.
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THE NrAruEE.-Th intense cold Of
last saturday. SUNDAY aud Monday, WILDLY
bring to mind the winters of onr fathers.
Their tales Of cold Fridays now appear
very probable.
1t seems to he a fact in mcteorology
that onr winters a a whole are becoming
mildcr. while in the west, they are far
more severe. than in earlier years.
I,othcrmal Iine> >rtm ia vary constantly,
without pererpiihle method. II may b.
that there i, a tidal wave of Temperature,
extended longitadinall.Y, which is moving
slowly around the earth from east to west.
After lapse Of Years. our Gold fashioned
winters may come back 10 Us.
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~ Owing to the absence of the editor
all complaints in regard to this issue mutt
he made to the devil who alone Is re-
sponsibe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-01-12

In many parts of the South it Is
found necessary to appoint women to take
cl.aase Of the post offices, there being no
mea. VIA can take tn test oath.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-01-12

STATE ofFicEas The Republican Legislative
caucus en- Thursday Egcuas nominated ty aecl,
nation the following for state cficers
Secretary Of State -Ephtailn Flat. il. Of Do
ser.s
Attorny Gsaeral-John 4. Peters, If Eangor.
Treasurer--N. u. Hiehborn 0, Stecston.
Land Agent--Isaac 7. CLARK Of Bangor
AjjataM Geaeral-Jo!.d l.. Hodsdon Of Ban.
sor.
All the above are the present ineumhert,.
The Councillor nominations are as follows:
LIST district, Marshall Pierce Of saco; 2nd, 5.
T. Perry Of Naples; 81, J. A. Porter Of strong
4ih Dennis Moore of Arson; sta. L. W stctsoa.
Of Damariscotta; 9Th, Hiram Rug s'cs .. Carmel
III. q. Duua Of Ashland.
These sre adj elected On Friday forenoon.
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The Governors Message.

'>'' "'' 9
trac,s.
"On The ifrs. dayof January. \. D.. 1861
the funded debt of the state was $3.50. 800
At the commencement of the present year
if is 81. Ifi4. 800. The difference between
these sum, does not exhibit the amount %
state expenditure made directly in aid o
goYgfh9fnt III me prosecution "l tne war
has been reduced siJ7 500. and very largt
amount added to the current revenues OF
the Treasury rom me increases TAXATION
m. . "a, p' ,n, ,i ,a " ca, i rri th(
continuation of the struggle. The expen-
di'nr" for war purposes, embracing the
Quitting Of the first ten Tesments b2nn M
IL, ~ 49, No. i,n,aIor in.
tpreSf on the war debit, reaches the sum OF
,357.572.2-, Distributed among the differ
en- ffa'> Is '2iioHs'
tSsl' H5'9 w., - - !,
iss5 80 n3a ~
fsBi. 3,7S4. Isl -
lSaa, i,1j6,6t' -
! OF thc>s sim, jhere has been paid for
,','t.,' .,''i ''''.,,,'.,, - ~, ~
il,sf :: -, ssfo1 IN amannt advanced
b, rifie, and towns fer ajd To families OF
soldiers 10 January l>t,lSt3, was sl,3',2-
,.' - ,iar,. ~ ~.
is ia be a5de.l III. estimated sum Of s40o.-
0)l.00, being advances for thu same pur-
pose. IN 1862, which has been already pro
49, '' ~, ,,. - s'l ~, - 80, ,j
/ lilies and towns. - fh.,t ne precise -l;m
canno; b. s:aEei bu: Ire estimate j. he.i-y-
ed TO he large enough to cove H. Deduct
IN i,,. IN ,g t2s ,'i - J,i 5nS l' w.,
funded hv the limited states. the STATE has
expended SOS .572.97. already for the
support o. the VA including intefs<s on
%;t GgS, eNgsgtl'5 ,i' " IN 81 al
The amoI59t IF scrjn Etr ~4ldier-, bourfjes.
issued under resolve OF February ls;h,
1868, i 500 5000 which viii be payaoie
n .ae ono % 'lf iGas,atf % ~
recommend that by the safe TAX of the
present year It, payment BE- provided for.
10, east,' t II. $3.50, ~. "a ~ =, w *,
i Least twelve hundred thou<aad dollars. or
abou. fifty per cent from what it was in
ioo.'' your appropriations % i'"t eEeecQ
which Inv. hen mada via areat car,. by
I THAI ,viyi,ant officer. This viii be Il very
grateful present relief 10 Your Constituents
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provide for tie redemption OF their o.
bills. ~ Gaiil- that arc converted int
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The rebel general, Wade hampton, recent
~ visited Mont eom-ry, Ala, and the legislature
paid MIN distn -uished nonors. Prominent Tn
ien seuerais soms and 60 without recognition by
the Il : E'at9Es.
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-Tv.lre- ln..sdeFs have be, commit
tei IN Rasien ano its itisinedlate' suouihs
ei.hiu :Ae last SIX MOUTHS
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Mr.. SEWARD.

The tour Of tie distinguished Secretary
Of State n Havana, creates some speeula-
tiaa in certain quarters hereahouts. Many
seem To be at loss.aEd shake their heads and
pretend not 10 understand what it p0rtends.
The departure Of Ar. Seward aud his son
Frederick for the Island Of Cuba. Il: this
time. means this. ana nothing more. AT
ter the sufferings they have endured, and
the LAHORE they have performed during the
pa.tsiX ar eight months. they need relaxa-
ton and repese. This is all. The upshol
of this journey means Incorporation and
there is connected with il no State secret
CONGRESS.
Congress meets 10 morrow, and some
iimid republicans are afraid, aud many cop
perheads and cepperhesd journals are pre-
dieting that ther@ is 10 be ala open quarrel
between the President aud Congress on
the question of reconstruction Let the
timid possess their souls in quiet, and the
false prophets howl. There will not be
lR,,eh OF STERN. That there is some diff
ference of opinion between some members
Of Congress and the Pre- ident upon the
question of reconstruction is doubtless true.
It would he strange indeed, if it were not
SO. When WAS it ever !tu0wn that COM
plete harmony Of opinion existed between
the Executive and Congress upon all issues,
even ia TIE slule paryi 1t was known
AL through BIZ. 1.inco!ns al,niS stra,ion.
thar leading melulcrs doubted come. Of lis
20 icy, AMI questioned the correctnsss Of
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some of his measures still, there was no
rupture and no quarrel, and there will be
none now. Such is my opinion.
When Congress again eonvcnes' snail
endcavor to keep the readers of the A"er'-
can appraised from week to week, OF what
of interest may transpire in the Han oil
Legislature. fHARos'
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u Wilmington, Major WICKER
sham. Superintendent of the freedmen s
Bureau has ordered the chairman Of the
caunty nssr1 to revoke the sentence in the
case Of MeCay and Walker. the negroes
ordered TO be sold into seryitude for larce-
ny, in default of which all the members Of
the eonrt are to be put under arrest. Ma
jor- Gen. Crooke, commanding this district.
overruler thc sentence ON the ground that
no law can be enforced which makes q
distinction between blacks and Mhites.
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These ssre ali elected On Friday forenoon.

PRoF. CUMMINGS LECTURES on GEoL-
oGY.-We would call particular attention
TO the notice. 10 be found in another column,
of Prof. Cummings course Of lectures on
Geology, which will commence this Fri
day) evening, at Writings Hall.
These lectures have received the highest
commentators Of the press wherever they
have been delivered. The subject it one of
deep interest and the lectures caaHdt fail
3, be highly interesting and Instructive
We hope very few OF our citizens will ne
.lect II t opportunity Of hearing them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-01-12

EMIGRATION SournwARp.-Aecorling
to the \ Y, Commercial, not only is emf
grafton South, ceas!ng, but many who have
gone South. are returning. This is espec-
tally the case in Tennessee, In several
localities, the native population has served
notices on the new corners to quit, while
many who, at the eiose Of The war. pro.
ceedcl from the Western States into Ten
nessee, for business aud other enterprises,
are now disposing of their effects prepara-
tory to going back again.
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a machine ha. been invented in
Europe for type setting by which five lines
of poetry. each line containing thirty let
tiers. were set in nine seconds. The editor
Of Modenesc jouanal who has seen It
work, is convinced that speeches may be
repaired by it, verbatim, in type.
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AZ P EoIAL NoTIOE-"GREATOAKs FROM
little acorns grow" The worst diseases known to the
nmsn race sRring from causes so small as to almost
ely detection. The volumes scientific lore that fill
the tables and shelves Of the medical fraternity only go
to prove and elaborate these facts,
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pmple the skin Is tetae and indicator of dsease
may fade and die away from the surface Of the body
but 1t will reach the ytals perhaps, at last and death
be the result and Anal close. MAGGIEL'S BILIOUS
DYsPEPTIO, and DIARRHEA PILLS cure where all
others fail. While for Burns scalds, Chilblans, Outs
and all abrasIons of the skin, MAddIPLs salve ia in
faible. Sold by j. MAGGIEL, No. As Fulton-strees,
New York. and all Druggists. at 26 cents per box.
September 26 1yr
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aT T. B. BYNNER, IMPORTER AND DEAL
Err IN WATCHES and JEWELRY Agency for the
AMERICAN WATCH also, evesy variety OF SWISS and
ENGLISH WATCHES at the lowest market prices,
No. 189 Broadway, Now York-estsbshed twonty years.
Trade Price Lists sent on application.
January 10 fmw6mo
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aB ITCH ITCH ITCH RATCHl
SCRATCH! soRATCHl wHEAToNs OINTMENT
will tho itch in 48 hours Also Salt Rheum,
Ulcers, Chblans, and all Eruptions of the Skin Price
SO cents. For sale by all druggists By sending GO
cents to WEEKS l. POTTER, Sole Agents, ITO Washing
ton street Boston, will be forwarded by mail FREQ OF
postage, to any part Of tho United States.
June4 6moB
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RB- NJ MARRIA AND OE LIB ACY,
an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young Mon.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers with means Of relief Sent free of charge
in sealed letter envelopes Address, DR.. J. sKILL1N
HOUGHTON, Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
April IT 3mo.
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CHARLESTON, 8. G.. Nav oath. ]

CHARLESTON, s. c., May 28th, 1866
do most willingly bear my testimony in favor the
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upon tho best established understood
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to render sight easy without effort. In my opinion
others should be used since the eyes
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at point Of the surface they appear to the
eyes to their youthful energy.
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SCRIPTURE REDl-WHITE'S PATENT
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IMPORTANT OERTIFrCATRs.

RoOHrBTHR n. December 2B, 1851.
Messrs P. II. DRAKE Il COL have been great suf-
ferer from Dyspepsia for three four years. had
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Btters and to my great Joy am
now nearly q we'll man have recommended them in
several Cases. and, far know always with signal
benefit. lam, respectfully yours,
Roy. ]. 8. CATHORN.
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AUSTRALIAN CRYSTAL.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE VISION
SPECTACLES.
THE ADVANTAGES

or these Spectacles over all others, arc
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CHARLESTON q a. Nav ostb 1904

OHARLEsTON, 8. C., May 28th, 1866.
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use of Glasses The and clearness of tho
tai used is an item worthy Of special attention, can
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BRRSHARDr with confidence and great cheerfulness
to the patronage of the public.
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". Il. HUGER, III. D.
CHARLESTON, s. O., May 2sth,

CHARLESTON, s. O., May 28th, 1e66
Ihave examined an extensive assortment of Glasses
in the possession Professor BRRNHARDT and consider
them Of superior quality. They are adapted to
every age and suitable the various defects Of ysion
In which glasses indicated take great pleasure in
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JAMES P. JERvEY, NJ. D.
CHARLESTON a. o. NAV ostb 1904

CHANIEBIUN, 3. O., May ZStn, JSBB.
I have examined great variety of Glasses manufac-
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superior In quality and adapted to meet the wants of
..cst every eye IN which there Is defect Of vision.
cheerfully recommend Professor BERNHARDr's Glases
to tho SO requiring assistance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Omoe Hours from A. nj. TO r. NJ.
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THE FENIAEs.
yeYng question Of international law has arisen re-
gardng the Fenan prisoners on the steamer Michigan
It Ia considered unsafe to bring them into Buffalo,
the idea prevailed that attempt would be made to
release them a demand made by thu British COM
nander for them but 1t refused. Capt Bryson has
teleRraphed to Washington for instructions.
The question of disp6sing Of the prisoners held by
the Canadians is also perplexing enc. h1Mor says
that they be shot Immediately, hung without TRIAL
sent to Toronto. But nothing Is known positively OF
the entcntion in regard to the fate of the capyes.
It Is stated that the late movement ts merely fept
and that the important viii be made Inn edlatey
from another point That point is most likely to b.
seat or Ottawa being the objective points
Cornwall sarnia And Windsor are also expecting
attack at any moment. Two thousand Fenans are re.
ported opposite st. Johns threatening Montreal, and
two three thousand are near Cornwall Heavy rein
forcementB arriving Mt Montreal hourly and two
British menof.war are en- route from Quebec to that
The Feniun camp in the vicinity OF Ogdensburg and
at Albans are quiet Renforcements are arriving hour
" The Collector of the port ut Ogdensburg received
yesterday to prevent any crossing TO cana
da In the neighborhood. The revenue cutter Chase,
thirty FOUNDER placed at his disposal with orders
to sink any vessel carrying Fenians across the river
Every effort is being made by the authorities to pr @
gerve neutrality. .
From every part of tho country the Feniaus mus
terng the border notwithstanding the disastrous
news. - T.. 'ff w ,
Gov Fentop will not call out the milita unless the
general government orders it.
GEN Sweeney left Albany yesterday for Posdam, neal
Ogdensburg. -
quite brisk yesterday Tho news of the surrender o
Colonel O'Neil not regarded as disaster and th
movement OF to the front went on as briskly 81
ever. e.. H.fe. .......