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CLEARED.

Steamship Columbia tBrl, carnaghan, GlasgowHender-
Bros
steamship D,rigo. johnson. Portlsnd--J y Ames.
Bark Amelia Ross tBr), Howes, London Alng Saunsby.
Bark Crcassian tBr Amy, Jersey for ordersH Rouih
Bark Dorchester, Reynolds Gibraltar ana marse.-A
Bark Anita raglisvia (ItaD Trilet, Palermo
Bark Nv @ Putnam GBr, Ricksrs, chanes,on-J 0 Baker
4 Co.
Brig Merrck, Nordcn Cardenas-M Trujilo.
BrigT A Pitt (Br), Locke, Bermuda Middleton 4 Co.
Brig w Loud (Br), Mcleod, st Johns, MFR Currie
Brig Alpha (Br), Craig Cow Bay-C Swain
Brig Wilmington tBr), Aarell Halifax-Crandall, Um-
phray Co.
Brig Minnie (Br, Aanthorn. Liverpool, Ms Maitland,
Phelps 4 Co.
Brig James lBrl Smith Norfolk g Z Merchant Co.
Brig A Clifford, Clifford Boston, Ward Co.
Schr Ocean Pearl, Pearl, PArnahibA-Lunt Bros,
Schr Kate Hall. Taylor, st Martins, WI-B Weinberg.
Schr Good win (Br), Roberts, NAssau-J Eneaa
Schr Franconia, Leavitt Galveston-C II Mallory Co.
Schr Jas Warren, Drisko Jacksonville-W Ray
Schr Mary Louisa, GAskel, Washington, NC Mills,
schr Corene, Cheney, Norfolk-C Etaples
Schr Kindberg. Tyler, Warrington, DC-Bentley MI
Ter Thomas.
schr waterman, Marshall, Baltimore-C Staples.
Schr Little Charley, Reeve, Hingham-G Racket Bro
Schr Sarah Jane, Gardner, Newport-H W Jackson.
Schr w Boardman Billiard Hartford-G Racket Bro
Soop Odd Fellow, Dyer, New London.
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DEMOCRATIC UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Nomination of Frederick A. CODkiing far
Mayor and Richard OGOrman for Corpo-
ration Counsel.
The Executive Committee OF the Democratic Union
party met last evening at Masonic Hall TO take action
in relation 10 the filing Of the vacancies occasioned
by the withdrawal OF Messrs John Kelly and Abram
r. Lawrence as candidates for Mayor and Corpora
ton Counsel. il was finally determined to nominate
Frederick A. COnkling and Richard 0GOrman az
candidates TO I'LL the vacancies thus occasioned, ana
. committee was appointed to wait upon the nomi-
nees and tender them the nomination and TO report
to the Executive Committee tonight the result OF
their conference
The Executive Committee then adjourned Til
eight O'Clock this evening.
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CONSTITUTIONAL UNION CITY CONVENTION.
Nomination of Frederick 4. C0nkIing for

NOMINATION. Of Frederick 4. COnkIing Tor
Mayor.
The faction OF the Constitutional Union party,
whose headquarters are ut Masonic Han, met there
last evening to nominate candidate for Mayor to
MI the vacancy occasioned by the decllnation OF Mr..
Andrew H. Green. An informal ballot having been
taken II was found that Frederick A. Conkling had
received sixty votes ana A. 0akev Hall twelve.
Mr.. Conkng was then nominated by reclamation
and committee OF ten appointed to wait upon him
and inform MIN OF the action Of the Convention.
The Convention getting tired at the prolonged alb
sence Of the committee. and one OF the members OF
IL having returned and stated that Mr.. Conkling
engaged In comforting with the committee from the
Democratic Union Executive Committee in relation
70 the nomination rendered him by that body II was
finally, but reluctantly, agreed 10 adjourn till to-
night TO receive the report OF their committee.
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Marine Disasters.


srrAasnIr cosconpiA The large three unss,cd steamer
the 2d inst In lat 20 90 lon ~ 90 under and
machinery apparently out of doubtless the steam
sp Concora Hedge from New Orleans 7th inst for hos
ton
Som Nttr CARR before reported, yer, ashore on the
morning OF the lcih inst Little Captains Island came on
The morning Of he 2si with loss OF keel rudder Ae and
owed into Green sch, c. where abe IN dock
ceivnc repairs Estimated damage $4,000 No insurance II
the had not been very strong saunch vessel she
would have gone 10 pieces,
scHR CHARLES 4 CARerAiRs- The New York Submarine
Wrecking Companys steamer Backawenna having In tow
wrockng schr Ida Grant has To the assistance OF schr
Charles Carstars Capt WIN Price, loaded with coal from
Philadelphia bound TO Boston, ashore nj Long Beach Grew
all saved.
ScHR ErLrS BANTER (of New London) bound Ter
Washington, DC with loss OF part II deck load. laying
repairing sa seen 2si inst OF Cane Lookout By Capt
Moore OF steamship Mary Sanford, al Wilmington NC.
LoNpoN, Nov GAdviccs have been received here to
effect that the British bark Elena from iyrtu (reenland)
for Phiaephi1, obliged 70 PIT INTO PcteIe adj scotland
yesterday. she had heavy gale and had bad
sails spin and as.s damaged she would reht and proceed
soon ~ possible. Nt f
Nisccilu ncouV.
Nnw STFANtu coerh Rioh.-The hne now steam pro.
reier Costa Nca, lha oR turihen, John Dow, com.
mander arsca hrt Yesterday morning from Wilmington,
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The following order, issued today, speaks for
ITSELF.
GENERAL oRDER-No. Sac
OTFIoE SUPEnINTENpENT METRoPoLITAN P0LIcEl
$40 AULBERRY STREET, N. ", Nov. "a, 1859
0eAera Order No 477 Ia In full during the approach
Ing election You required 10 yourself
command In conformity herewith.
The statute provides that 10 "he duty OF the Metropolitan
police force, q all mes Of the and night within The
Gopolitan Police district and the members thereof
cordngy hereby thereunto empowered 70 especially
serve the public peace prevent crme detect and arrest
onenders &C. And the statute further provides that he
several membsrs q the police force shah have power and
into cusody any person who shall commit or threaten or
his view any breach Of the peace or offence directly pro-
The revised statutes prohibit fraudulent voting, for
from misdemeanor felony You w therefore, instruct
members OF your diligence for the dis
covey every offender against the election laws and
arrest hold every person who attempt
Illegally And In such arrested virtue
Of the OF Board Of Inspectors Of Elections they
shall be held at the station house until latter the final
Of the votes shall be compeed provided BY the
statute.
The members Of the have duty 20 perform more
important the protection Of the ballot box
and Violence and they especially urged vsAnt and
of their duty in the premises Let every
person who has been fraudulenty registered be carefully
looked after and one who in any other way at
tempt to steal vote be properly taken care Of
JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent
GRO W. DILKs, Inspector
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n4ss MEETING or THE cERniS DEnocgAer.
Kagrs Tarnoni and Intense Enthusiasn, for
fw& sNN Hall and O,tscrmnn.

avery iargo and imposing meeting convened last
ri*rt Al thr spacious hal known AZ Gcftyai Halt,
mrg. .s and as Bowery TO endorse ne Nominations
II : suskey nan for MAYOR apd Richard oGorman
.aao.aton Counsel. The hal Wa beautifully
,,,artra slta garlands Of flowers. hags and 'ae
j. .Uus oi Ne States, ~ Sr =. bitn. jhuae
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POET or NEW YORK. NOVEMBER ~, 1865.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port viii
please deliver al packages intended for the HRHALDt
regularly authorised agents who attached Steam
Yacht nsel The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery packages
viii be slsn BY the following extract from the precssdngs
ofth regular monthly meeting held March y. 1s6s:-
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship In the
harbor Of New York Passed unanimously.
~ Tho once Of the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
JEANNETTR At Whitehall alp. All communications from
and consgnees TO the masters Of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
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THe AeeIsrRY.


The Registry Of Voters In the City.
The revision OF the registry list for the ensuing
charter election commenced yesterday. The Boards
Of Registry were in session from eight A. NJ. to nine
T. NJ tofeceve the names Of legal voters not previ-
ou-ly registered and those who have changed their
residence since the last election. The following
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2tth-From Quarantine, ship City OF Montreal, London
bsrks Rogers Marseiles Fury Gibraltar, Burgomescr
KRISTEN (Nal, Antwerp.
Wind al sunset NV
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The following order, issued to-day, speaks FOL
itself:-
The New York herald., 1868-11-28

The Government Dencit and the Chambers
King George of HanOver-lncreasing Eni.
grati0n-Pcrsccution Of Men Of Letters
PersOnulia.
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iae4ccss over iast rsssIauoo,,.o-..,. I,is
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Poetry.
ALL FOR THE BEST.


Ais for the best; be sanguine and cheerful;
Trouble and sorrow are friends in disguise;
! Nothing but folly goes faithless and fearful;
Courage forever is happy and wise;
All for the best-if a man would but know it
Z Providence wishes us all to be blest;
This is no dream of the pundit or poet;
Heaven is gracious, nd-All' for the best.
ALPS for the hest! set this on your standard,
Soldier of sadness, or pilgrim of love,
Who to the shores of despair may have wan
dered,
Away w+aried swallow, or heart-stricken
dove;
All for the best!-be q man but confding,
Providence tenderlv governs the rest,
And the frail bark of his creature is guiding,
Wisely and YEARLY, all for the best.
All for the best! then fling away terrors,
Meet all yonr fears and your foes in the van,
And in the midst of vour dangers or errors
Trust1ike a child. While You strive like a man
All for the best unbiased, undoubted,
Providence reigns from the East to the West
And by both wisdom and mercy surrounded.
Hope and be happy that-Alrs for the pest!
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.NeaCs Items.


In Iowa the ladies hunt on foot with shot guns.
There are about 20, 600 1unatics in the United
States.
In California I'D. D." after a mans name
signifies ''drunk and disorderly."
A California miner who has barely realized a
living for eleven years, dug out SIG, 900 In three
days work recently.
Wooden legs cost the government last year
S35.2)5.51. Wooden heads cost the government
much more than that.
A man in Nashville. on a wager OF $50 eat
three hundred oysters at one setting last week.
We regret to say that he is still alive.
One Of the Vireiuia conventionists, who wears
a white choker, is compared by an irreverent
correspondent to Il tar baby in Il cream pot.
A broken car wheel is ascertained to have been
the cause of the recent horrible disaster on the
Buffalo and Ohio Railroad. nf h
The authorized length of railroads in the U.
is 54.UO0 miles, of which $4,000 have been
co fpleted ut Il cost of 81 .654: 600; 900.
Tie ,ooplo along The ronte Of the proposed
rlil.ott Ii'lyren 4. nc!lbur1 and DAnvllle. Va,
are r.s,onln : Il mflil. 10 lhe appeal for sub
s,riptjons in Land 10 assist in building the road.
The per diem of members of the Virginia Con-
%yention IS S.. $50 per week. This does not IN
cIude The salaries Of officers nor the mileage of
members.
Brigham Young advises The Bishops and Nor
mon .,rujlc Of Sal Lake 10 lay up from two to
seven va -r'i1i"S of Whrtl and flour, as he
expects a great famine.
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EufLl2NU1 4 advertisement
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Ammunition. &c.

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WusssN n'eN =,
AND ALL INTERESTED IN TIE MANU-
FACTURE OF CIDER,
To the superior merits Of The aforementioned
Machine. II possesses great advantages over The
old style Mills now in use. and needs only IL trial
10 satisfy any one ilal il will perform all that il
is recommended 10 do.
The following are some of its principal fea-
lures:
LIST. Ii has i, R tar, Iron Knife Cylinder which
works into IL STATIONARY row "frast teeth in the
side of the Hopper, by which Apples are Gu, into
fine pieces. I'll. .+
End. il has two Crushing Rollers with angular
flutes. which receives The cut Apples from the
Cutting Knife CYLINDER. and by which they are
efectuall, crushed 10 a pomace.
The cutting and crushing process in tlis Mill
is lis great point ofeSrcllence over allother Mills.
thai on!v "rlie the \ Apples.
3rd Ii will do more work in e. "iven lime vi !,
less power lllan ANY other NiIlnoW IN usc, grind
in@ finer and moro uniformly. a
4tl,. il is a Wine. as we'll us II Cider Mill. an.'
in laci The only one VIC know ofilnit viii prop
erlv grind G,3les Without hreakin" The seeds.
5th. For simplicity. co.nlrtr;ness. siren ~.
economy OF power. and quality Of wo.k per
formed it tnALLFNGEs coupNEsov.
H. is at onre she Machine 50 :r"a,l, nte.l"I
and should lie owned Nv evrr~ Farmer. Gtrdncr
and Fruit Grower in tho ro'intrv.
We have sold sevciAl thousands Of ihese N,-
chimes during the List three ) cars all ~ whir,.
have given entire satisfaction 10 The nlr"lrtsers
We maketwo sizes Of liz above s. le VI II The
lar"e size is intended to he run ei'hrrh, hand or
horse power. and is ofilr@p cal,,ritr. Thu >ln,ll
size is for hand power. aud is si;i'allc Tor those
Who only makra moderate quantity Of Cider or
Wine This size. however ,",n lie run by power,
and When RIM 10 lis fill capacity, will make Il
large quantity of fielder. per day.
In the event of onr 'larin" y @oo1 Apple cron
This season. which we have every hope that we
will AS lhe prospect is al This 'inn very hatter-
inc. we shall make eyer, effort in orr power 10
IN nil orders We may favored with. Rui early,
ORD, - Will he more sure of being Supplied.
Manufactured eXclusiN ely NV 2
r. SINCLAIR & co.
So Light Street; Baltimore, Md.
A,nue+ 90 1877 '".-Y
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aent success. The vice.oy ofEgypt placed the nams
Of Oh. CHroPsus upon the " Foil OF Nobles,' and pre-.
sented TO him . Medal bearing the following inscr;p.
zion: "DR. CHEopsus, the Public Benefactor." Il.is
Bitters 10 now offered to the public Of America with
the full assurance that it will be found, upon q fais
trial, " act as . specific for the cure Of
Cholera. Dysentery, Diaxrhea, Cholera
l1orbus, Fever AMI AEue, yellow Fever,
Rheumatism. Typhoid Fever, Dyspepsia.
lency. diseases OF the IAiL1aeys, Nervous
Debility. and Female Complaints.
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Pianos.
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that pronounced tlnem nnc4 d. Their
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tory prices. Specimens alN ,,s q /. ~,
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kle & Young's Drug Score in KIM: s. GalEer'sH
office, Staunton: -. t.rs- p a' .5fr
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Bait ianO9e Advertisements.
THn GREAT
ZINGAnl BITTDlS

The component parts Of this remarkable Preparation
were first discovered, compounded and dss..4..-.,
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numbers OF the inhabitants Of Nubia and Abyssiu;a,
and OF the countries bordering upon the Soutiei n cCast
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PRICE 40 CENTS PER BOTTLE

NJ Agents of Stonebreaker,s Valuable Family
Medicines will be on their guard against the imi-
tation and eounterfeiting of them, which is now
being done by CLOTM DIRTY Il CO., Baltimore.
and pat forth upon the public as the GENUINE arti-
cles made by me. A large number of Agents are
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and they will be supplied as before, on the most ac-
commodating terms.
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No. 81 Camden ST., Baltimore.
Where all orders must be sent for the Genuine
Articles. df'
For sale by -
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STONEBRAKER'S
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As a sure cure for Sore Throat or Diptheria,
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Of the Mediterranean Sea.
Indeed, the fame Of tie
|ZlNGARI
soon spread over Europe.
and was adopted BY the
principal Physicians II
charge Of the hospitals Of
the old world, in which u
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-01-16
Gov. Hayes inaugural Address.
Gentlemen of the Senate and House OF

Gentlemen Of the Senate and House of
Representatives, and FeUow Citizens:
The duty devolved on the Governor by the
Constitution Of communicating by message to
the General Assembly the condition of the State
and of recommending such measures as he
deems expedient, has been performed at the
present session by my Predecessor, Governor
Cox, in a manner 30 thorough and comprehen-
sive that ! co not feel called upon to enter upon
a discussion Of questions touching the admin
istration Of the Stale Government.
l can thiak Of no better reward for the faith
full performance Of TIE duties of the Office
which / am about to assume, than that which,
/ believe, my immediate predecessor is emit
tied to enjoy-the knowledge that in the opin-
ion Of his fellow citizens Of all parties, he has
by his culture, his ability and his integrity
honored the Office Of Governor of Ohio, and that
he now leaves II with a conscience satisfied
with the discharge of duty.
/ congratulate the members Of the General
Assembly that many Of the questions which
have hitherto largely engaged the attention Of
the law-making power, and divided the people
Of State, have, in the progress of events,
either been settled, or in the general judgmen,
Of the people, beehtransferred for investigation
and decision to the National Government. The
State debt, taxation, the currency and internal
improvements, FOR many years furnished the
the prominent topics of discussion and contro-
versy in Ohio. In the year 1916 the State debt
reached it's highest point. It amounted Ia
$40, Ols,5l5 81, and in the same year the total
taxahla Dronertv ofLha 9tata waa SiQk oA0 asa
With q disOrdsred currency, with business
prostrated, with labor ofton insuficiently re-
Wardsd, the burden Of this dsbt was severely
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-01-16
Allen q. Thurman Elected Uni
ted states Senator.

On Monday, at a caucus of the
Democratic members Of the Ohio Leg
islature, the nam es of Hon. allen G.
Thurman and G. l.. Vallan dIgham
were presented as candidates of the
Democracy for she position of United
States Senator, to fill the place of the
retiring Hon. BENJAMIN f. Wade. On
q vote, Thurman was declared the
choice by a majority of 27-Thurman
received 81 votes to "a for Vallandir-
ham. The nomination of Thurman
was then declared unanimous,
On Tuesday, at IL o'clock, M, in
accordance with the law Of Congress,
the Legislature cast it's vote-Thur.
man and Wade, Qho candidate of the
Black and Tani1es,) being the only
candidates. Thurman, in the Senate
received 10 votes, Wade 10. In the
House Thurman received 55 votes and
Wade 49,. Humans majority on
Joint ballot being z. Had it not been
for the absence Of Democratic NOM
Der of the House the majority would
have been 8.
The Senatorial contest il over
Harmony and general satisfaction
we feel assured, pervade the Democrat,
ic ranks throughout the State. An
able and trustworthy democrat has
been placed in one of our high official
positions, and no will reflect honor
upon tho Democratic party of Ohio
I, and support its principles throughout
Other able and patriotic citizens will,
in time, be rewarded for their efforts in
behalf of the great cause of the party
-wresting the helm of Government
from tho hands Of the revolutlonists.-
They have but to wait, and to turn a
deaf ear to the enemy whose PRIDE and
glory and whose life depends upon
creating dissCnt'onS amongst the De-
mocFscy.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-01-16
A Republican Convention De.
clares In Favor Of Paying the
Bonds In Grceubacks.

At a Republican Convention held IN
Indianapolis, Ind, last Saturday, the
following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, Equal and exact justice
should DO tho rule of action for the
public, as well as for . private debtor
in dealing with their creditors, there
fore,
Resolped, That the bonds and other
obligations of the general Government
which do not expressly stipulate for
. payment in coin on their face, should
be paid in legal money; that our del
egates to tho State Convention be IN /.
etructed TO vote for n resolution in the
State platform embodying ihis propo-
sition.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-01-16

The XIV the Amendment to the
Constitution of the United
states.
The XIV Amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the United States received a
"back-sot" on Monday, in the General
Assembly ofthe Stated of Ohio. 1t will
be remembered that it was ratified
about one year ago by the radical
Legislature. THIS ratification, the
present Democratic Legislature at the
time stated above, rescinded. Another
good blow at the negrow-equality
pariyi