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DOMESTIC PORTS.

MAcnihs.-Ar . h. ,chs pouworth, Bradbury
Boston Effort. Fritr. East Machias
>li stu sch YIN Pope Colbeth, Ioston.
Sth sch Yan,c, Bancroft, Providence br.
Mary Lowell, Johnson, Jamaica.
EA<anR Ar sth, ship Alice Thorn like. Thorn.
dixie, lSuekltnd, T. load Tor Australia sch, IT,
mcn, Lawry, Friendship, Pres Jackson. Curr,cr,
Ellsworth Sarah Halt Pierce, and PhiaHthIo o.
pi.t, Chapman, Buck,poft.
Ar 81. schs Napolssn, Wasson and President,
snow, Brooksyille Fair DEALER, Cox, Cast.ne
sarah, snow, Bu,ksport.
Al i@tA, sch Triton, Freeman, BIcksPogt,
PORTLAND Ar sta. seLs Willie e Of Eastpert
Iluckius St George, NIB. lumber &c Eupieo!a,
Moodard Ellsworth
Cid sth, schs Gcrescn, Smith St George, (;
Rupicua, Noodarl, Ellsworth
Ar 9th, schs ore on, Lord sullivan I. Salem
J G Ilaraden, E5ss, Il uidsboto for Boston.
Rcsroy AR sth, sells Freedom, Cocker Ma
chias fenninah josephine, Higgins, Eden
ihro Fr,linS huNscn, salisbury, Ellsworth Asrl-
cola, WoodaId, BroualIn Mary 4, oFae, Booth
bay Glide, ilasaell, Nockaud ! Dolphin, ply.s
Ellsworth.
Cli stu. sch George Mary, Lord, Ellsworth
Ar gth, ,ca ZiaA, Era Injury, MactiAs.
cd 9th, sch Rocket, blk, ff,meut
Ar leth, sch Maria Fuss, Grahtrce, sullivan.
Cid 10th, schs Hiram, Wells, Calais Wreath,
Randall, MacLia.; Tue1 Ffe.ius huyscn, Saisbug,
+ E.is worth.
Ar 10Th, sch Maria Foss, Crabtree, Snlivan.
CD 10th, scAs littam, Well, Caiai,, / Feeltnr
huysea, salisbury, Ellsworth Wreath, Rainfall,
Machss Amanda. MeCa-ty, Addison Abigail,
Mufch. Ellsworth.
Ar llth scbs Grace, OF Trenton, Brown, L.
prauG, NIB bay Spring, Cousins, Calais j Z
johnson, Chase Machiis; Margaret, kandall,do;
" trecmon, Freeman. Mt Desert Henry Chase
Thurstpn, Deer Isle; Conneaut, Hammond Goulds-
boro Emblem Murch Ellsworth Il Warlns,
Jordan, do Palos, Moon, sullivan Rush, Pat
ten. Suuy.
Ar l2th brig Crcassian, of Bucksport, Hogan,
+ C tdiE June % sch liawes Of PASSPORT, III.
George, NIB.
CID 18th, sch Dolphin, Davis Ellsworth.
Ar 18Th schs Eliza Leland, Vsrnum, Calais ;
/ Magnolia. Cundage, Bluehili; barque Il Gid
dings, of Bucksport, Young, Philadelphia ! schr
+ Forest, Wood, Ellsworth.
sALsM-Ar 18th, sehs Heary Clay, Blaisdell,
of and from Franklin, Ne Henry Clay, OF Ca.-
tine, fainter Bangor.
Ar 18th, sehs Oregon, Lord, Sullivan Vandal-
ia, Wood, Ellsworth
New YoRk.-Ar It'll, sch Paine, Snow,
PASSPORT Tarquin, Lord, Elizabethport for
/ Chsrlestown.
CID sth, sch Abby Bl ackett McCobb, Machias.
Old 9th, sch Tennessee, Wooster EastpOrt.
PRovIDENoE.-Ar 10th, Belle. Holt, Ellsworth.
BRIsToL.-Ar sth, sch Zicayo, Murch, Ellsworth
New BEDFoRD,-Ar 9th, sch Texas, Soule, East
port.
New HAvEs.-Ar sth, sch Fessenderr, Hooper,
Calais.
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Elsworth-August 10, by 5. Waterhouse, Esq
Mr.. Moses II. Whitney to Miss Paulina Z. W God
both Of Ellsworth.
East Trcnton-Auy. 10Th, by Rev, William A
Dur.ce, Mr.. William Smith to Miss Fanny Gilpat
rick, both OF East Trenton.
Trcmout-Aug. llth, by Chas. c. Fuller, Esq.
Mr., Philip 5. Harper to Miss Hannah " Lothian
both Of fremont.
Gouldsboro-Aug. 10th. by II. VI. sowIc, Esd
Mr.. William Robertson to Miss Elizabeth IL HOY.
ey, beth of Plantation No.
Gouldsboro'-Aug. 1Ith, by II. NJ. Sowle, Esq.
Mr. orrin I. Gsp;ill To Miss Margaret o. Robert
son, both Of Plantation No. :.
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At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
aud Tor the County of Hancock the first
Wednesday Of August, A. d. 1861.
an the petition of Joanna b. Hopkins, admin
" i>ttat'ix of the estate OF Amos Hopkins
late of Sedgsick in said County, deceased, repre-
seuting that the personal estate of said deceased
is not sufficient to pay the just debts, which he
owed at the time of his death by the Of eigh-
teen hundred dollars, and praying for liccnce to
sell and convey much of the real estate of said
deceased, including the reversion of the widow 5
dover, may be necessary for the payment Of
said debts and incidental charges:
iersd,-That the petitioner give notice there
of to the heirs of said deceased n to all per
ons interested, by causing a copy of this order
to be published in the Ellsworth American printed
in Ellsworth, 10 said County, three weeks success
siyely, that they may appear at Probate Court to
be held at Ellsworth, in said County, on the first
Nednesday of September at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause, any they have why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted,
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy Attest,
80 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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4flarilne lo,,rllol.
PO8F OF ELhsWoRTH

POgP OF ELLSWORTH
Agal,aa.
Thursday, 8.
SER tstc. T w,r-v. .tsa
Laas t1.elu. sHeetaad, Nv Y.fk.
.L4ARtb-
rjiay, q.
sehr Luey a circuit Swce,iani, Of t4ndsr.
NauIll4. W,sa. salem.
forest, Wo,d- Boston
saturday, 10.
Sehr warrcat9n, Lofd, Eostoa.
Sunday, H..
S,hr pefi. Pattcn, Fishing Cruise.
barcelona, Eeniek, Ea,tor
AuaiyEp.
Monday. L.
Srhr Cashier, Fcrnald, Belfast.
&" Eapco!a. W"uiari, Portland
: cor Hero, Eemi,k, fi.hins C.ui.e.
CLEARED.
sehr Forester, Holt, H4r,laia.
TUESDAY, -.
Schr Superior Moore, New York
kupteo!a, Oudard ;. ". lIartgr.
ARRIVED.
schr T Froliushuy.cn, salisbury, Boston.
Abigail, Murch, Eoston
Muncolt, Holt, Providence.
Nanpariel, Bunker, Cranberry I.es.
ohye Branch. Young, -.
S!0up Pa kct, NrJbur EucklaAd
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T. q T. = u L Q .

n togcther with about Four Acres Of Tex Excel s
lent Land, bounded by the shore Of tie inner har
Dor in the village Of Bluchll. ceatral 4 nd yer,
desirable location. Terms liberal.
Inquire at bluchill Of Joseph lIiEckley, Esq.
or Cap. Daniel Clough.
Or of the subscriber at Orland,
\. p. EMERSON
Orland, Juls 22d, lsGl =
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool 2Gth ult, Edward o'Boicn, Foun-
tain, Calais.
Cid 18th, Salem, Moulton, Sullivan Is, Ark
wright, Davis, PASSPORT.
Ent for ldg 25th Gen NOVEL; NOVEL;, Eastport.
At Barbados 10th ult, brig Lillian, Bailey, FIN
Calais disg.
At St Thomas goth, brig alpha Bucksport,
for Porto Rico.
Ar at Zaza, Cuba, 18th ult, brig Lizzie Treat,
Colson, Calais.
bound, Autocrat, Burwell, for PASSPORT; barque
Salem Moulton, for Sullivan.
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~ PUBLICATIONS,
me

s,Swi REVIEW FOR JrLY.-New York !;
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The Jfnumbsr Of this always attract
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Aeye,tures in Equatorial Africa; Church
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New Volumes of the Edin6urg, West"'n-
ster, .ondon Quarterly and North British
Reuhs, and Biack,roods Mqgas'"e' com
mencwith the July numbers, and the pres
ent therefore a good time to subscribe ior
Mess- L. Scott & Co. s cheap and ezceiien'
reprhs of these celebrated periodicals
ihroueehich the best English writers
commun with the world.
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East rreoton-Aug. eth, Mary, wife of Otis
Yong, aged Is years.
Bues,por,-JaIy 81. Jeremiah Colson, aged 81
yrs, mos . days.
Ambcr.t-Aus. 7th, Of iipthe-ia, Jlia Ella,
daughter Of Geo. f., and Emily b. Archer, aged
years. months and is days.
20 fades tie lovely, blooming flower.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-08-16

At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and tor the County Of Hancock on the first
Wednesday OF OF August A. ID, ls6l.
nANIEL VI. MEANS and LUTHER Il. PHIL
- BROOK, Executors Of tie lat will and tcs-
lament Of j In Means iate Of SedgwielS, ia said
county, deceased having presented their first ac-
count Of administration upon said dteeaseds es-
tate for probate:
Orieef, That the sail Executors give notice
to all persons Interested, by clu.in1 copy Of th,
order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American, pru,edat Ellsworth, that
tHcy may appear at Probate Court u be held at
Ellsworth in SD unity on the first Wednesday of
September next At tea oi tao clock in the forenoon
and ,Acw cause il any they have, WHY the same
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
\ true copy Attest,
80 A. a. BARTLETT, Register.
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April 4, 81.
n EW G 0 D D 5
Just Opened E.!
ROBINSON g. HARDEN
Black and Dress Silks.

We have very large assortment of Fancy Dress
Silks, of the Pads, Stripes and Figured Al
so rich, double face, figured Black silks.
India and FouIard silks. In Black
Silks we show al out every
grade from ~ cts up to ) 80.
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ClOakS 4 Capes.

In this article we have made it regular branch
of our businuss. and have fitted up a Cloak De-
partmcnt, and have our CIoaks and Capcs di-
rect from one of the largest Cloak E,tab-
lishments in the | nitcd states. and shall
be supplied through the season with the
NEW patterns We opened this day
great variety of patterns
which selling at from
$500 up to $1,000.
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1u,,-e of EiI,ic.

I'm and al Tuesday the l3tn inst, the Mai
~ N. IIsar, viii leave Ellsworth Tuesday
ts5,yE ~ n'cf1rk NJ, and arrive " ednes
n And sniay at T. o'clock NJ. :,
L. II, JORDAN, 7. NJ.
.EllsmorlAugust S, ls6l. ~
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.5f-A single bottls OF SPALD1NG'S PRLrAR-
ED GLUE will ten times its cost ann ually. -
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH!
TIA STITCH IN TIVE SAVES NINE, u
As accidents Will happen, even ia well reeu'at-
ed families, it is very desirable to have cheap
and convenient way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys.
CrocAery, &c.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without it. 1t is always ready and up
to the sticking point
USEFUL IN z VERY HOUSE"
N. B.-A Brush accompanies every bottle. Price
rs cent. Address,
HENRY c. sPALpfNG.
No. 45 Cedar street, New Pork.
As certain unprncipled persons attempting
to palm of on the unsuspecting public, limitations
of my PREPARED GLUE, would caution all
persons to examine before purchasing and sec that
the full name
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
is on the outside wrapper all others are swindiin
counterfeits lla-e-2s
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GLoucEsrER.-Ar 9th, schs Hampton, Hart, and
Leader, Gardner, Calais Ida May, Bray, Buck
sport.
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Il
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Fr,m H,a. T,saathy ?. Retired.
By using your Weeks Magic Compound shor
time, was entirely cured of one Of the severest
aud most obstinate colds upon my lungs that ev-
er ex erienced. | know oi no remedy equal to il
for coughs and lung complaints generally.
TIMOTHY Z. REDfIELD
Montpelier, Oct. 10, lSe0.
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A short time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought She could
rot hive i've minutes. 4 single dose OF Weeks
Magic COM pound relieved her at once, and she had
no attack II il since. think no family should
be without it, NJ. Y. NARSEY,
Principal Misssquoi Valley Academy.
North Troy Apul Is, lotO
l.. B. NJ LAGOON & CO,
North lfuy, Vermont, Pruprietors
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LORDS Hall. in E,ii>u ORTIZ.

on STURDY. iIG. 2lst, lS6l.
4; me a'ca,'. in tie att tuao- - tr cxsrcs.i II
IN that fntf5e .sdt zasrit 7letu al I.y H. pre-
eut cKe,nclss . Tie county. su. put N ua,a-
tElt Il lr thea ii .s- Fl wH5et ar t. be-
asIt lie pos u Yea men Es1t|s .tsf anil p4-
int. ftR Ba:uFE= Z Mn COMMITTEES.
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic at
tachs Of Nervous or SICK HEADACHE may be
prevented and ii taken at the commence
ment Of an attack imnl edate relief from pain
ard sickness will he obtained.
They seldom tail in removing the NAusE.
and HEADACHE TO which females are So sub
ject.
they act gently upon the bowels.-remov-
ing CostivcneSs.
For Literary Men. Students Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons of Sedentary habits,
they are valuable as LAXATIVE, improving
tie appetite, giving tone and vigor to the d.
gc-tive organs, and restoring the natural elias
lciiy and strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALiC PILLS are The result Of
long investigation and carefully conducted ex-
periments. have been in use many years. cur
ing which time they have prevented and
relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system 81 from deranged state of the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their compo-
sition, srd may be taken at all times with
perfect safety without making any change of
diet, and the absence OF any tllsagreeable taste
renders il casv TO administer them To children.
REW8RE OF C0UNVERFElTS
The genuine have five signatures of Henry e.
Spaldmg on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines.
y Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re-
ccipt of the
PRICE % CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G, SPALDING.
As Cedar Street, NewYork
Or to WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston,
Sole Wholesale Agents. for New England.
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II Reader pursue the following statement and thea
judge Of - facts for Yours. IT,
AHRtH Co.'s, u brooklyn, Y, well known citizen
there had suffered from dyspepsia ir years, with
out permanent relief until h tfed AYFH', PIGIs which
taken according the directions TIN. complaint re-
stored him 20 health In nv weeks Amor an interval
Of some months he has had Of his complai
GEo W CRpss, Of Harmony, Texas had eruption on
his ucrk shnHtrs. back and legs which covered about
che third OF his body. 1t kept the parts affected covered
with scah and byiH; often yCred with sors, was
Of cnuts" very troublesome and distressing 1t much
impaired his health 10 unit him for business and Kept
him N constant suffering All medical aid had failed
him until he took AYfR'S Cour- ENr. S,RsAPARttl A.
Which cured him. liz skin ~l scars II ON
IN" liberation, but it is otherwise clear an 9faus
JONI III sunCK ES9 eminent lawyer Of Richmond.
VI tsttk cold which settled HI luue- severe Itif,
set in On the len side, with bad cough, which was soon
followed lay thu uumstuktbc symptoms II crusu option
tuERHY Pscfoeitt, which soon Noipcd tho c5n.h and
cvmpictEl cured INN lyu
Pref ared hy BIZ J. {. AVER 4 Co, Lowe l. Mass.
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General Agents NJ. : BURR Co, &c Ire.
mont St. aud Ges Z. Goodwin Il Co., II and IL
Marshall St, Boston. ly2S-9
81 For sale by {. @. PECK, Ellsworth. whole.
sale and Retail; Card 4 Bunker, Franklin; H. II.
est, do , and by dealers in medicine everywhere
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IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared ty Cornelius l.. Chcescmon, " D.,
Aem York CHy.
The combination OF ingredients in these Pills are the
suit Of long and extensive practice They mild in
their operation and certain correcting all irregularities
Painful Transformations removing all obsru tons whether
from cold otherwise, headache pain the side, pau
taon Of the heart disturbed sleep which ARISES from
interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable they will bring
rn the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
been disappointed in tire Of other Pills, place the
utmos, confidence IN DR. Cheeseman's PHI doing all that
they are represented to do
o fC T.
They should not he used during Pregnancy as mscar-
riage would certainly result tl.cfcfrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, aud free from anything
injurious to life or health. Explicit directions which
should be read accompany each box Price 81 Sent by
mail UT enclosing to the General Agcn. S1l by the
Druggists in town ia the United States For sale
by c, q. Peck, Ellsworth Me
l.. III TECHNICS
General 5gsHt for The JHRcd States.
los CHAMBERS SrHEkr, n. Y.
To whom all Wholesale orders should he addressed. 10
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Special Notices.
Notice to Subscribers.

We make the following liberal offers to all new
subscribers, and such old ones as will pay all ar
rearages and one year in advance, for the Ameri-
One copy, payment in advance, sl,5o
Ten copies, " 1000
One copy and COPY Of Godey's Lady's Book, $50
One copy aud copy of the Atlantic Monthly $50
One copy and copy of Peterson's Magazine, 2,75
One copy aud copy Of Ladies' Home Magazine. 2,75
One copy and copy of American AgricuIturalst, $50
One cory and copy Of Genesee Farmer, Its
One copy and COPY Of Stock Journal, 2,25
Payment adpdHcs IN all cases.
SAWYER Il BURR, Publishers.
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Fr.m H.a, J5re,a p 5ias3. Stafc Senat, Of II.
have usc4 your Wevks Magic Compound in
my family, and have never found any remedy SO
eIceua in curing cous hs and sore throa., al 9TH
er diseases Of the lungs JosLpH POLAND.
Muut3eiicr, Oct. !, ISL
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From Hon Leri J'aierto'od, Leul. Gov. Of II.
Me-srs. L. B. MaSoon Il Co. II have used your
Weeks Ma &c Compound for severe colds and sore
throat, aud 1t has proved efficient remedy 1t
i, IA valuable accession TO the Inst OF remedies foI
COLI. coughs, de. | am, 4e., Yours,
Burlington, Oct 5, lse0. LEVI UNDERWOOD.
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MIR Breckenridge, who uttered in the
United States Senate brilliant waris O.
treason WAS lcasleI in Baltimore On Ihor,-
day evening OF last W ok. After dinner he
attempted to address tie crowd, lat the
Union men would not permit it. lie essayed
T. speak number Of times but dill not
succeed Mr.. Valiandiugham, his comrar
ION in treason, did not make tie attempt.
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At the late D,n.oer ,ttc Canoes in the
town al BtrWcr. ttirty nrn alfe4i.i. ~ .
voted Tor ABRAHAM LlGc5lR last M.
.h,as tntoa.
le~, thirty Republicans attended,, bat il
was to wttac,s Inv proceedings of TIE -.
called dcmaerlt-. Tie hitter became a,h NJ
ed OF their w,r& ami !clra ted 10 a store aud
,a,-el their ii. ason,ble resolutions Mil L.
Gated bcbln4 some fish barrels. Ttey e,oi4
not D. tA,ir trc,s9ntl,e dcsd> whta tacir
fellow citil .ns wert lp2kiH5 On.
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Il MAP.-The surveys for
nap arr being completed
are with which they were
observe Mr.. Chaee is in
plan Of Brunswick for IT,,
important towns OF the
watched the progress of
king with much interest,
I'VE the thanks and pat
kizcn q Maine. vs. Shall
are each other gru-raPh
efors.s detail Of roads.
a.... jnded to be omit
sd | J
Aug. ?Holmes, the State
atah the highest praise,
II pm + also Mr.. I0Sfel-
~ 81. and the Mes.rs
YSthe latter having been
auent Us the standard for
energy and enterprise that
head in spite Of obstacles
cuts, are deserving u tie
Telegraph.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11
A autobiography OF Brig.-Gen. Rose
Grams, U. :. A.

General William Starke Rosecrans was
born in the county of Delaware, State of
Ohio. on the 9th of September, 1919. His
ancestors on the fathers side were origin
ally FROM Amsterdam, and on the mothers
they were of the PennSJ lyaGia Hopkinses,
one of whom signed the Declaration of In
dependence. At the age of lS, on his own
direct application to the Secretary OF War
Ctheu Hon. Joel r. PoinSett), he was ap-
pointed cadet at West Point in the year
1897. He graduated among the Five, and
became brevet lieutenant of engineers in
1912 His first military station was For
tress Monroe, where he remained one year
first assistant to Col. r. E. De Russy. In
August, 1913, he married Miss Ann Eliza
Hegemau, an accomplished and worthy
representative oil the old New York family
of that name, and was ordered to West
Point to act as assistant Professor of Engi-
neering and Natural Philosophy.
After remaining four years ut the Acade-
my, he was transferred to Newport, Rhode
Island, and made Engineer-in- chief of the
Notifications at Fort Adams. During his
stay there, from 1917 to 1858, lie was
charged with surveys of New Bedford hnr-
Dor and Taunton River, Massachusetts,
and uuns of Notifications, which he exc
cutcd to the satisfaction of the War De-
structing engineer ut the Navy Yard,
Washington, District OF Columbia. In
November, 1858, he resigned his commits
sion in the army, and engaged in civil en-
cheering and architecture in the city of
Cincinnati. In 1855 he accepted the SUI
pcrIntendency of the Camel Coal Com
pnny of Coal River, Kanawha Court House,
Virginia. and Presidency of the Coal River
Ma igation Company, which he retained
until April, 1851, when he removed to
Cincinnati, and engaged i'll the manutac-
ture of coal oil and prusSinte of potash.
This WAS his business when he was called
by Major General Mcclellan TO act as chief
engineer and aid-de-camp, and thence,
shortly after, promoted to Il Brigadier-
Gcnrraiship in the regular army.
In all these various positions General
Rosccrans has exhibited the most untiring
industry, indomitnbic energy, and spotlesS
integrity. None ever knew him whose re-
spect and confidence he did not command
and the writer of this sketch could not re-
press smile when, among certain papers
kindly submitted to his inspection by the
amiable and accomplished Mrs. Rosccrnns,
he lit upon letter dated Washington,
August II, 1854, tcstifying to ''Alr. Rose
Grams high abilities, integrity, and cner-
w" and signed Jefferson Davis
Socially, the General suites 10 the re-
fincmcnt uf the gentleman the frank, free
spoken manner so taking among our West
ern population. In person lie is little
above the middle height, rather thin, and
very erect, with no feature striking as
his broad forehead and clear gray eyes
General Rosecrans is Il member nf the
Roman Catholic Church.-Warper's Weekly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

the river from Gauley, and are seen cutting
down trees. lie also says :hcy are build
ing RATS, to cross the river, short dis
lance above
We arc ordered to remain here for the
present, and keep the enemy from adj
vancing GU this road, if possible. We
have pickets out for miles around. Colo
mel Frizell is cautious as we'll as brave,
and will not be taken by surprise. He is
rapidly growing in favor with the boys OF
his regiment Our Lieutenant-Colonel.
Coleman, and Major and Adjutant are also
well liked. In fact, our regiment is well
officered.
We are expecting an attack every mo-
meut, and must conclude. write this
on cheese box, in the road, surrounded
by noisy soldiers, which is sufficient apollo
gy for bad writing and composition.
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JeE. Davis Edlot of Bun,sh,nent.

Under date of August l4th, the peri ured
traitor at the head of the Confederate
States, issued the following proclamation:
! do hereby warn and require every male
citizen of the United States, of the age of
fourteen years and upwards, now within
the Confederate States, and adheriup to
the government of the United States, and
acknowledging the authority of the same,
and not being a citizen OF the Confederate
States, to leave within forty days after the
date of this proclamation. And do warn
all persons above described who shall re-
main within the Confederate States, after
the expiration of said period of forty days,
that they will be treated as alien enemies.