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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04
VERY LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH.
me war On the UNION
Rebel attack UpOss Gess.
BleAaEes''s Eickefs.
IMPORT ANT ARMY ORDER
TO BE ISSUED.
The Whole Plan Of Recruiting
to be Revised.
Detroit to be q Kends zv0us for
Recruits aud Camp Of
Hast, uciiom.
INCOMPLETE CAVALRY REGIMENTS
10 BE TURNED INTO INFANTRY.
INTERESTING FROM
THE SOUTH.
The Federal Forces Com.
mand Helena Sound.
Detroit to be q KeMds zvOus for
Recruits aud Camp Of
lnsts uciiOM.
INCOMPLETE CAVALRY REGIMENTS
TO BE TURNED INTO INFANTRY.
~ TERESTxNG FROM
Tue SOUTH.
The Federal Forces Com.
mand Helena Sound.

WAsHIH oroH, Dec. 2.
This A. M. the pickets OF Gen. Benker's
brigade were attacked at Annindale by q
party Of secession cavalry, who came across
our men very unexpectedly. Sharp firing
took place and the result a. that ono rebel
was killed and two wounded aud taken pris.
oners.
New YoRx, Dec. 8.
A special to the Nsbuns, Wa hin oton, q,
says: "A most important order will SOON
bs issued from Headquarters, informing the
Governors VI the several Federal States, that
no mole regiments, batteries or Independent
companies must be raised or received by them
except upon the reqaisiiion Of the War De
partment Theregiments now forming will be
completed unless it sh,ll be deemed more
advantageous to the service 70 assign the men
already raised to incomplete org nisaiiors
actually 10 the field.
General Superintendent Of the Volunteer
recruiting service will be appointed for ell
the States, and recruiting in each will te
directed upon the system pursued in the
regular army. These Superintendent will
be officers Of the regular army, re.
tired officers II possible, or officers
of artillery not serving In tho Geld -
Depo.s for the collection ard instruction Of
recruits under command Of the superi-tend.
ents, will DO established at the following
places. and such others as shall be considerld
advantageous In each OF the States.
Those in the West are Minnesota, Fort
Smelling; Iowa, Davenport; Wisconsin,
Madison Missouri, jefferson, or Benton
Barracks Michigan, Detroit; Illinois Spring.
ield, Indiana, indianapolis; Ohio, Colu nbus;
kentucky, Lou sville. Tue enlistment pa
peers Of tie volunteers will be the same as for
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Detained Letters I'm the Post.O1Are.
The following letters have been detained at the
Post Once in this city, either because the postage
has been only partly pail, or not paid at ell
They cen bs obtained BY calling at the window Of
the stamp-clerk:
December 3. 1851.
VIM. Patton, Stockton's Regiment Washington
LittleHsld L Cripten, Coldwatsr, Mich.
c. L Armstrong, New York
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EROX ms N0RVIY0S EDITION.

P0LIos Frederick Phy6,y was
artaigned for assauitiIg certain Mis-. Miller.
The evidence went 10 show that In the alb.
sence Of MIR. Miller the man Ply fey wai
depu cd to look after his domestic affairs IL
general and tho amiablc Mrs. Miller IN paIti.
cular. She, however, taking advantage Of
hor husbands absence, called in few
choice spirits and became slish,ly inebriated
whereupon PhyAey, true to his trust, At.
tempted coercion, but met with violent op
position, and finally had recourse TO ply steal
force to subdus his erratio ward, for which
be was aaed $50, in default to stand com
mitted for seventy days.
Hattie Moore Q notorious woman, was ar.
rsigned for passing Eve dolllr counterfeit
bill. Although evidence was adduccd u
show that she knew the bill to be worthless
his "honor" dered her discharge. With all
due Difference to this decision, We unhestat
inely assert that the prisoners guilt was
proved in the clearest possible manner.
Benjamin Mason, malicious trespass, 6ned
Al0
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From the fifth Regiment.


Thanksgiving in Ca p. .Dseehs.sA Bee
cssh Pass.
oorsss,tndenss Of The Dstrrit Ttisuna
loa5 .yox. Nov. a. 1891.
To-day being Thanksgiving, oil work and
drill is suspended, except dress parade, which
took place at P. NJ. On the regiment
being formed into line the Colonel gave the
necessary commands and formed . square.
He announced to them that Adj atsnt Lsdus
would read the proclamation Of Gov. Blair.
After This the Colonel made very appro.
pirate aud happy remarks suitable TO The
occasion, which made each and every man
sh:as 81 q home "a and al W hNSESAAdibDib
tears To manly cheeks. -s.e-,l.t
The Rev. biz. Jacokes followed In beau
tifal prayer to the throne Of grace, after
which the respective companies deployed 10
TO limo aud flushed the evening parade.
Du'iag The day the Officers and men visited
tho several camps Of the Bhga1e, and your
humble correspondent was bou0red with q
sernas;e by tho Third Michigan Band. All
thugs considered, wc had q very pleasant and
agreeable Thanksgiving. And W. have RIA
sou ~ te thankful for tho many favOrs shown
Us bv the Almighty.
bluce ! last wrote, am sorry to
have 70 chronicle tho loss of two very One
young men, Henry Lester, of Waterford, Oak
land county, q member Of Comp any d, Capt,
Matthews, and Alfred Madden, Of West
Bloomfield, Oakland county, q member OF
Company :, Capt Lefevre. t-'
Madden was buried In the private lot of
His Honor, Alexander McKeosle, Mayor OF
Alexandra, Che Union Mayor elected last
wesk, and young Testers remains were q.
pressed home to his parents, by the memQs -
Ut Company D. aud ! understand they have
passed resolutions 10 do 10 In all similar
"a 20.
lnclosed 6nd an old secesh pass, which
found the other day while en- picket duty, and
strange 10 say new have one Of those twenty
or thtrty negroes for my servant, who on this
old pass was sent from Mt Vernon TO Manas.
SIS Junction. ..-..f- .rra.
They all belong to that arch traitor Colo.
mel Jonn A. Washington. He ID one Of seven
who came into our lines tho day We marched
to Ocot Qusn Creek, and was cook ftr Wash.
inetOn before lie fell.
There Is nothing Of any importance TO write
about.
We are all waiting Aieasebsr-l like. for some.
thing 10 turn up. n. :. o.
Tue pass spoken Of our correspondent
10 ss follows:
GASP WrsA HsAR CoooouAl.
Pc: ~ {; coSiDf Win :, (: q nso;s from Nj
Lea. .Csl IN Rsas ooads.
CAMP WIS., Julv 7th, 1854.
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TaR THIRD MICHIGAN CAvALRY.-We
gather from our exchanges that this resi.
ment which left Grand Rapids On Thursday
last, for 81. Louis. received quite an ovation
along the route. On arriving at Chicago the
officers were furnished with an elegant sup
per at the fremont House. under the direc.
ton Of r. Forsyth aud J. J. Sproul, E.qs, Of
the Illinois Central Railroad. The men were
also provided wi h $50 ga Ions Of coffee and
an abundant supply OF meat and other re.
freshments. Supper being hnishei speeches
were made by Col Kellogg, Col. Stewart, Of
The Douglas Brigade, and Hon. Geo. O.
Bates, after which the regiment started for IT
Aaatin tim
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News OF she Day.

The New Orleans Picayuns states that
private U. J. Chapman, of Company B, First
Michigan Regiment, has arrived In that city
as . prisoner Of war.
"A nov order from Gen. Mcclellan has
been issued, prescribing the duties and 70.
sponsibilties If Chsplsins.
- Gen. Fremont attended Mr.. Beechers'
Church, Brooklyn, last Sabbath. At The con.
clusisn Of the services the congregation
rose aud general rush was made for the
pew Ia which M4jor General Fremont and
lady sat Hundreds Of hands were outstretch.
cd 70 greet him, aud after submitting TO q
severe manipulation for about half an hour,
he and company made their exit from the
church, followed by the congregation. As
soon AZ The Major General and bis party were
seated In their carriage, the crowd got up q
cheer and continued to surround The carriage,
shaking hands with himself and lady.
Tho grain trade Of Chicago for eleven
months past rs per the tables OF the Chicago
Tribune f0ots up the enormous total Of "a ).
co., 2l9 bushels. There is an increase over
the com neroe Of 1860 Of 6f.y per cent, and
over that Of 1859 Ut about one hundred and
seventy five per cent.
The postoonoment Of tho reading Of the
Presidents Message has put rs all al sea
again, bat wo have the highest authority fol
stating that the Message will be here during
the present week. Il may not be improper
TO state that on advance copy sent 70 this city
by the President was peremptorily ordered
TO be returned to Washington.
-UDi,ed States Senator Waldo p. johnson
Of Missouri who was recently serving The rebel
cause in Gen. Prices army, will, II IL said
make his appearance in Washington.
-Oa Tuesday morning, tho 28th ult.
while assisting 10 preparing breakfast, Of
the camp Gre Of the Tenth Regiment at Flint
ami In his usual health and spirits, private
Alexander Huntley, suddenly dropped and
almoss Immediately expired. The same day
VIM. Miner, q private, died Of typhoid fever
The Government has recovered Q verdict
Of 81. $50 ~ agains, q. N. Pine, the amour,
Of his dcfalca,ion while Marshal of Northern
Illinois.
The issue Of treasury notes Is susp pended
Tor the present, Hty millions having bean
put forth.
Mr.. Russell, In his last letter 10 the
1s0es. states the enmity Of tho New York
As'ald for him to have originated In bis do.
cllniog an Invitation t. dinner at Washington
Heights, Oh his carly arrival 10 this country.
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Steamer ColltstOm. be vefal Soldiers He.
ported brow ned. tn |fp

Tho steamer Belle Creole, Captain Rusk
bound from Cincinnati for Pittsburgh, deep.
~ laden, and the steamer Freestone, Capt
Watson, bound from: Kanawha River for Gin.
cinnsti with 400 Of Col. Lytle's Tenth Ohio
Regiment, cOllided last nigot about Q o'clock
sevsn miles above this city, and just below
tic mouth Of the Little Miami River, causing
The Belle CreOlcto sink almost immediately
The conclusion Knocked eight or len soldlers
In the river from the F,eeetsne, and II IL
feared that al bat one Of the number were
drowned. The Freestone was not materially
damaged. The Belle Creole was laden 70 her
capacity, havins $50 tons, oil from this city.
Tho cargo may be partially saved, IN dam.
aged condition. Il 10 valued ct $4,000, and
insured IN Cincinnati o6ices. The Belle
Creole was owned by Capt. J. 2. Rusk, her
commander, and valued 1t 5000, and pro-
bably insured for about q 600 10 this city,
(Snc,aaaW Co@msssial, NoV. 80.
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"A critic Of MIR. q. v. Brooke's acting 10
"Othe,l0" complAi-s O. the lVnl pau,es In.
troduced, ard -, 1t u common fault with
Diu,. Oeoe, whist acting Hamlet" VT.
Brooke made very long. atop a.ter the
words To be or not 10 be-" upon which
an impatient occupant Of the gallery voetfer
ated 70 the xassdians "Toss up Tor II,
DrookA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

s~V AAOss~V"SS A~so6o ~ AOsCoGOpus
The press, particularly Of The West, - tho
fari hest removed from the seat of govern !.
mont, are under great obligations to tho
Western Union Telegraph %. for tho promp:
transmission Of tho Presidents Message in
full and verbatim, free Of charge. 1t 10 an
act Of unparalleled liberality, and will tend
to cement The pleasant relations which hlve
hitherto existed between the press and tie
proprio;ols Of that corporation. II will also
be noticed that the Message has been trans
nut d with unusual care and accuracy, for
which tho thanks of the public will be equal.
, tcndersd them.
The delay In the issue of Tuz tribune has
been caused by the desire 10 Ia, the Message
before our readers at tho earliest possible
moment.
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Mssrlso OF rnz LADr's CHRISTIAN Unlos

Mssrlxo OF The LADY's CHRISTIAN UxIox.
There will be . meeting Of the Lady =
Christian Union Of this city, held In the base
ment Il Dr.. Duffields Church to-day at three
o'clock 10 The afternoon. A general atten-
dauce Of tho members Of the Board 10 earnestr
y requested, Is questions Of vital importance
70 the Sociely's usefulness for the winter, will
be under consideration.
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the New York Herald says, threw overheard
four thousand dollars IN specie whom they
wsss oaptured BY the United States gurboat
W. g. Anderson, TO prevent its falling into the
hands Of Capt. Rogers. Doubtful.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

Tns LRcfuRs szis EvsnNa.-As previ-
ously noticed, Bishop Hopkins, Of Burlington,
W, will lecture this evening In tho Young
Mems Hall-subject, " The Moral and Phys.
ical Defects in Modern Education" The we'll.
known ability Of tho lecturer and tie excel.
lsnce Of the subject viii doubtless induce .
arge number q our citissns 70 attend.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

LIBRARY OF rB8 Youso MEx's HALL
This spler did Library was opened yesterday
afternoon, and was visited BY large number
Of the members. The arrangement Of the
books cannot be surpassed.
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TaR PECrL,AR lssriruriox. Con.
McCAil's headquarters Is IN old Vireipian
who liberated h,s twelve slaves ailer the war
'oCmmenced, and nov has then, contents dly
~osAlas upeu bio farm o. Waes6.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

Ovs PAvaia 0sssaMs -Ailsn lS1 Js4,soa svsnues
hs the sole AssIe, fss e1Nsn Of Du6Sss Ceesass1
ksstsaw Of kusrieaa 0sas:alA Also We nases q
VhA,soAlo ~ suA1 eeeSdAn
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VALUABLE CRY Properly FoB SALy.-The
First Bapust Church offer for Aale that valuable Qt
By 100 feet corner Of Port and 81 sale apply 70
" Oh "nHu's" ALBERT IvE8 or
ian 80. W. II. TEPT
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Of the Patee House, g. Joseph, Missouri, has
assumed the management. Mr.. Minors ex-
perence q host Is very extensive, aud we
knew that under bis direction tbe Russell
House will lose none sfthat"presti9e" which
Is has gained under Mr.. Hale, as being one
Of the very best hotes in the West.
WAR MATKsIAL.-We saw yesterday at the
Central depot large quantity ofwar material
addressed 70 Governor Yates. o. Springfield.
III. 1t consists OF large number Of n,uskets
and twelve gun caissons. There are also .
quantity OF blankets and hospital stores for
Chicago and St. Louis.
Muso Glass MIR. Pnnbrick opens bis
music class this evening 10 tho Merrill Blacf.
The rooms are handsomely fitted up. and the
latest music books will be provided for the
pupils. Mr.. Philbrick's talents as teacher
are unnnAstinned
WAT0a SIoLgN "A man namod jacob
Morey had his sold watch stolen on Saturday
evening while In saloon on the corner Of
Third and Howard streets.
KILLkD.--A NAL nsmoi James Kelley war
accidental! killed last evening, near the Ma
rine Hospital, by being thrown from his
wagon.
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POLITICAL "a meetn& Of tbs Republican CITY C,U.
mittee will 70 he'd at he ommttee Room. Tedncs.
DAY. the l,h day o. d. cembrr At O'Clock P. NJ
By order Of Chairman Of Oity C,mnMtse. deca
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~ VIM. J. Waterman, Attorney at Law, and
Commissioner Of Deeds Tor every atase In the Urion.
Office Griswol1 street. ouposits the Post Once Resi-
dence u Wssainston avenue Detroit ssp2sd6ns
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TaR RUSSELL HcusR-NEw PRoPsIEToR.
MIR. William Hale has retired from the
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0AsAF WssfBsu RAILWAY RHouPfs.-
The traffic for the week sndingj November
IN l. LII
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4 18th, schs Abigail, Murch, warrenton, Lord

a 18th schs Abigail, Murch, Warrenton, Lord
a'Mechauic, Murch, Ellsworth d N Richards
u Sullivan f; juno, Newman 0rIaud.
Ar 18th, brig Nator. Haskell. Deer Isle schs
crwest, Haskell, Calais ; ZuIette, Miliken, Els
prth Agnes Treworgy, do; Orion, Smith,
= hrry.
Cid 18th, schs Hamor, jordan, Ellsworth Ii
ma, Bradbury, Machias barque Gand Turk sid.
Ar 18th, barquo Lysander. Glover, Cienfuegos
/ 23d nit. Left barquc Whistllns Wind Dryer for
Europe days, Ar Is, sch Irene, Allen, Calais.
Ar 18th, sch Dolphin, Bulger, Cranberry Isles
Mary Frances, Clark, OrIand J Warren, Grndle,
Sedgwiek George 4 Mary, Lord and Panama,
Tate, Ellsworth.
Cid 18th, schs Forester, Holt Ellsworth; Hiram
Wells, Calais.
Ar 10th, schs Bupieola, Woodari, Ellsworth
Pioneer, Wilson, Cherryfcd Vulcan, Small,
Pembroke Dexter Johnson, Surry Thco Free
linghuysen, Jordan, and Doris, Pattcn Ellsworth;
brig Alamo, of Machias. ingalls, Eiizabethport.
Cid 10th, Br barque Jane Ross, Ross, PictOu
Br brig Times, llnyt, Port au Prince via Cherry
field, Me, Austin seas Counselor, Whitmore,
md A Hooper, Fullerton, Ellsworth Waterloo.
Broaders, Mt Desert.
sALEN--Cid sth. sch Palmetto. Bra glon, Tren.
ton. Ar 9th, sch Adelaide, Clark, Ellsworth for
Fall River
Ar 18th, sch Agricola, Hcrriek Ellsworth.
Ar 18th, scts Rocky Hill, Haskell Calais Re
nown. Libbcy, Bangor Belle, Holt, Ellsworth.
NEW YoRK.-Ar llth, brig Alamo, ingalls,, Ell
izabethPort for Boston Mary Lowell, Johnson,
do for Salem; sch Olive Branch, Young Ellsworth.
Cid llth, sohs Paine, Jones' Eastpo t Tfi-
dent, Snow Cosmos, spear, and Ada Frances,
liabson. Portland.
Ar l2th. brig Palmetto, Jones, Santos schrs
Willow, Barker, LuGee Sarah Matilda, Arm
strong. do Charter Oak. Kelley and sarah Eliz.
sboth, Kelley Elizlbethport for Boston.
Cid 2, sch W ii Sargent Sargent. Boston.
Ar 18th, schs Mary, busmore, Lubec Crusoe,
Foster, Machias tor Port Morris
ar 18th. brig Elizabeth Calais.
Ar 18th, brig Henry Laurens, Johnson, Machi-
osport schs BcnJlmin Craig, Eastport Ontario,
Brown. and Alnfra. Prcsscy Calais
cid 18th, brig John stevens. Hopkins. Bluehill.
brig Eliza Ann, SD.
PRovInrxcE CID llth, scas caress,, Whitnore
Ellsworth ; Fair Dealer, Cox, Philadelphia, or
Castiue.
Sid 18th, sch Yantc, Bancroft East Machias,
PoRrsouTH. llth, sch Pennsylsania, Mum
roe, Calais.
NEWPORT ar lith, sch Fairdcaer, Smith, Eli
sworth fer a market
FALL RivER.-sld 18th sch Samuel Appleton
Ssauwood, Pictou.
PnrLNpftrun.-Cld sth, sch Governor, Wat
con, Portland.
AT 18th. AdeaiIc, Iau1c Boston.
Below l5th. barquc Mary sawyer.
+ ar 18th, brig Dri,co, Disco, Providence,
and cid for Eaekliu1,
/ CID y, sch J Halt, Marshman, Tat;usas,
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vINIIE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES
AND
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
INFoRMArIoN FOR TUE WAR pEpARrMENr
TESTIMONY
FIELD OFFICERS, COMPANY OFFICERS
ENTIRE REGIMENTS
In favor Of the
i IT no y 1 a p - ,

W. rr,,s, ., or.r +, a f.,r tr;, ,,s,,.,,,, ,,,.,.
pr5of. Of The efficacy OF Rapw1ys RF,py REiIrF AZ a
Preventative Of and Cure for the diseases tn which nod
e4 Of unaccimaled men are peculiarly snbject in warm
ATTITUDES as fail command the attention Of a Pa
tsrna ,o'srhmgn, ANXIOUS % protect inc health and
zrns who have len anI are dy leaving their bo,n".
their families and their business to fight in its defense
According to the testimony Of enmiuant military men
Of army surgeons Of high Standing in the profession and
thousands OF private soldiers. RAILWAYS READY RE.
DEF has already been Of immense benefit to the sick
among our gallant volunteer soIdery In CAMP, IN THE
BIvoUAC. AND ON THE MARCH
T,o c,l5;.ol .,,,r,,,r, ~ ~. ,,t4t a., ,.,,r ,,,
;,y,e 81, a t;, cr,,,ant - ycri - h,, ,n,li.tii =, ~
parties named Include. but smnl plrtion ~ the yo
,in,,s trstiny Il, he zane tT,t ,s,I ~, Al, ,,l,l
in A few werk. from yarinu, Ee,i1nartrrs n ye,r,.
a,I ts,rb,,stts il, the s,.ryrc Of The I ,1lrI -iai
'''' TESTIMoNIAi, i
From Nh, Ninth Regiment y Y Volunteers tZuayes1
Cog Eush Hawkins n M. regiment NOW t1,rtcrcl Al
Nrvnsrt V.yy. vrits Us b,sfnSi,, the bisl..t cont
nrrs IN tho Kttyr and recommending IT from The xnn.
rf IF b,'salf an ON .er. as "a m yalI,b. adj
ton to the army medicine chest
TESTIMONIAL VI.
MJoF im.ili G.rotd, cur. "a 57' ~ :; s'
at N''''''' II, TESFiM0NI
Cnl Geo Lyons, the E.lAt.. Hs=ir eat y. =. v.
all ms oih11rs aud 30 rry"t. ''r-a ' p ia ~
,iacstsn ,atg the aiis ,a[g. Of Wy prar 81 tn
service.
TESTIMONIAL No !.
Surgeon l. X StHA5rn AMI col r3afps. Of the FIRST
Regiment Of vermont voluneets, warmly approve the
Rcief, aud tie regiment ht4 taAtu With the ard
sufficient supply r present u5e.
TESTI4oNItISo
'ohR "o"''ss' %, l, '''''fa Regiment s''-
TONED at Camp Vat. ssAtcn lanl says TIA. til 5.h
~.
~ 'P''' WV 80 "t'As "''A' as'''7 AAt+''"' %
diar.hea aud dy.cnserg that remedial erses we're
Immediate, and tha, majority Of the sick reported Tor
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At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the Couaty Of Hancock on the third
Wednesday # June, A. d. lsGl,
LNIIZABEfI hLDHDGE, widow Of David
~ Eldridg, late Of Bucksport deceased, having
made application to me for an allowance cut OF the
personal estate Of said deceased; also that commits
toner's may be appointed to set out her dover in
said estate;
Ordered, - That the sail Elizabeth Eldridge give
notice to all persons interested by causing copy OF
this order to be published three weeks successive
ly in the Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth,
that they may appear at Probate Court to be
held at Ellsworth in said County, on the first
ednesday of August next at ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause, ifany they have why
an allowance should not be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy Attest,
"a A. A. BARTLETT, elister.
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Foreclosure Nn.icr.

NJ HEREAo William Hapworth Jr, of Am
w hcrst in the County Of Hancock, by his
mortgage decd dated tine l2th day of September,
a. u Ioj9 conveyed to AsdG5 Healthier Of said
Amherst, tle following described lot Of land ia
said ,mheI-t. beginning at the northeast c7rncr
running cast loo rods thence south 5reis, taeuee
III rods to the river, thence on tic river t. the
place Of beginnings said mortgage is recorded in
llrcack County registry, volume Il, pt-e 4Cl.
10 w Ell refer. Tue conditions OF aid mort - &c
being broken, hereby claim to toreclo-e the sane
AsHUR kEALIHEB.
Hy ! A DaAsE, his Attorney
July llt3 IsGl
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CAUTION.
As certain unprincipled persons are attempting
to palm of on the unsuspectng public, limitations
of my PREPARED GLUE, | would caution all
persons to examine before purchasing, and see that
the full name,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
is on the outside wrapper all others are swindlin
oounterfeits lyta-6-26
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r single bottle Of sPALpING'S PREPAR-
III GLUEwill save tea times It's cost annually Il
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED CLUE
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE

ECONOMY DISPATCH
lr"A STlrcH ~ TINE SAVES AnE,' ~
As accidents will happen, even III we'll regu'at-
ed families it Is vefy desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys,
Crockery. Sc.
>PALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no household can
aaord to be without it. 1t is always ready and up
TO the sticking point
.ESEFGL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
n. B,--A Brush accompanies every bottle. Price
% cents Address,
HENRY C. SPALDING.
No. As Cedar street, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-19
Black and Dress Silks.

We have very large afsortment of Fancy Dress
Silks, of the plaids, ST. ipes and Figured. AL
rich, double face, figured Black Silks.
India and Foulard Silks. In Black
Silks we can show a. cut every
grade from % cts up to 81 so.