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''cy "c'e apahduhed, aud that their crews .
succeeded IN making their escape, II 80 we
are ut loss to conjecture why the boats
were nov hred before they Were abandoned
Tie disaster 10 our little fleet /. attributed
O. the Iact that having exhausted their sun.
ply Of coal and ammunition, tbey nr,ccoIaa
10 Elizabeth City, for the purpose Of obtain.
ing supply,
Every effort was made 10 obtain coal. lut
without success, and the boats could not there.
fore return 70 the Island aud render any M.
s!stance whatever TO our forces.
Al the details rs published with reference |
to the capturr Of Roanoke Island is confirmed .
by the cumicr.who represented our loss at |
300 killed and wounded, aud that Of the en-
envy not less than 1000 killed.
Great havoc was made among the enemy I
while coming up the road leading to the fort
Our soldiers brought to bear upon them
two % Founders, and at every fire their ranks .
were terribly Trimmed, the places OF tie tal,
len, however, were quickly filled.
The Bark Point Battery was manned by
the Richmond Blues, and most nobly did
they defend 1t during the conflict They
were attacked by II whole regiment of zOu'
ayes and were completely oyerpuwercd, they
stood their ground, they did not Yield u foot
till all but seven Of them had fallen bleeding
& the ground. There Is good reason to be.
lisye that, had Col. llcuuuger, with his mr.
tilcry, been on the Island, 1t wouldnot have
been forced to surrendered.
lti- reported that one regiment from Mas
sachusetts was badly cut up, bat 1t is impus.
sible to ascertain which Of the five il was that
were.attaehed To the expedition.
All the southern papers received to-day.
are unanimous in admitting q complete VIE
tory for our troops, and IN saying the loss OF
the Island Is very serious one
The news received to-day occasions great
excitement at Old Point
steamer with Official dispatches from
Gen, burnside Is hourly expected
The prisoners captured, numbering at least
1000, will be here IN few days,
ilag OF truce was sent 70 Granny Island
e0re this morning 70 inform Gen lluger that
the prisoners from Fort Warren had arrived
here
The rebel steamer West Point came out
from Norfolk aud theWisouers were transfer.
red. They numbered ! captains, ) first,
second, and third Iieutenant,, and 3o+ pr.
! Yates and toIone's servants. they were Ia
ken at iiatteras and Santa Rosa, and are the
last OF the prisoners OF war at Fort Warren
except ,om' barron,
! The Norfolk boat brought here the captain
Of the Transport O'ceola, which was Il part Of
ten, sherman expedition, ana was wrecked
on ;he coast OF Georgia, Nov. "a, ana the
captain and the whoie.crew taken prisoners
The latest intelligence from Savannah is that
the gnntoatS were at Walls Gut, an open
ing which communicates with savannah
wlthoat passing fort iIIa'kI' ne,
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BY r Ell Il G X A P II
Erctsn,ly for he Duly Acg'",
Brilliant Union Victory al Roanoke
Island

Brilliant Union Victory al Roanoke
Island!
ELIZABETH CITY BURNED :,
The Rebels cant Find any Comfort Or any
Bright Side in the Affair
q X r. r REBEL LOSS!
THE PANIC AT NORTOLk
Two THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN :
Orr Gun BOATS PROCEED Up THE
TENNESSEE RIVER TO ALABAMA.
Tremendous Union Feeling Everywhere
Exhibited on the Route!
The People cried for JOY at the Sight
of The Old Flag!
ESQ ALABAMIANS ENLIST ON THE
GUN BOATS!
Whole Regiment, are willing 10 Join
the Union Army.
The Secession Ordinance In Alabama
Passed by Military DiciatiOn.
/ Dmiy Line Of Rurhsts from cairo 10
Fort H,Hyg
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The Great COisicry tccidcnt IN England--
Two Hundred and i'ittccn Miners Buried
Ahve--Ihe Finding Of thc bodies.

80 "
/ We have already announced the My, Vt q
E,rful accident At thn co,l nina L,,.,c, ,.
49,. .II,.uo, Van -, ~
Wv '''''',J ~" ''' "'"' '''"'"''e'
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| Of January. ut 10 o'clock in the nuruiur,-
| The Newcastle lLyouiclr saws.
llaa IL takrh pace HIittle later IN the day.
It's erect would nave been comparatively tn
hlng' Tor the night smut beng IN process of
coming I" DahK' tue PIT IN snort time would
nave been deserted Ont OF the two hundred
however, whose hours o. labor had expired,
only sixteen 'ad Ie'' lhe 'haIt' ana eight more
were AT the moment DeIllS Drawn to bank IN
the cage ny means oi 'he winding machine.
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ayoIanche Of JlLr;e, IN nron" "r'v,' oy "'
tbo;r no.t;nn i ,nn.t N. y u''1J'S'"u
hooI ~ I'M o,l ~ ,,o Loo, WAY '''G
tha ars. tio ,Ion, GU '"S entered
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ana plankihS' Two OF the unfortunate men
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hours, during which every exertion was made
to save them, they were ultimately rescued
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Nov is the time to get up clubs" as the
boy said when the editors dog chased him.
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it was stupid, and it afterward, died, Yet
Notwithstanding this danger the rescser- still
kent nj work
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The Rebels cant Find any Comfort Or any
Bright Side in the Affair
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Whole Regiment. are willing TO Join
the Union Army.
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q r. a II RE b Ell LOSS
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Two THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN !
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ELIZABETH CITY BURNED !
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Neuralgia, or Nervous RIe4na,is,a. was the fr.,
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dyhe i prepared by the proprietor md will be
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sec advertisements Itnti
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BInehiil-iOth inst, Mrs, Elyira 0. Richards,
aged % years -''S'"'' =
Tremont-Nov. 9th, John 7. Murphy. aged
ply.
o., Nov 9th, Mr.. Richard Banks, aged about
Jgncs9oro' Nov eth, Henrietta, daughter Of
joel and Louisa Maddocks, AGED years
At tie EHjtol States HOSPITAL. Blltimorc. Ma
ssFt. 18th, James Il. Abbott, of Co. 6, lith Req,
N; Nc Fois.. aged Is years and : months, son Of
VIM. A, Abbott, Of fremont
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Special Notices.

volunteers Attention! For the ranoa.
merits 81 the system incidental to the cbapg,, ,f
aist, wounds, oruFtions, and exposures. which cv.
cry Volunteer is liable 10, there are no repsdi,,
80 -, sete, convenient aud reliable HOLLOWAY $
iht5 .gp
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

in for year and half, to make gas Of,
when the same could be sold for Sli per
barrel. This was not very good economy,
when a change could be made for $1,000 to
make gas Of petroleum, at an enormous say
ing. Well, the Company talked of doing so,
and kent on talking, until the rosin was all
used up and the petroleum had gone up,
and the river had frozen up, and the gas was
all used up, and the patience Of the darby
lgbtcd up public was nearly used up. and
then the decision was arrived at to hang up
the business of making gas until - -
next summer. The people have quietly, or
as nearly So as possible, fitted up their houses
and offices anew with lamps, &c, and have
returned to kerosene, tallow candles and short
eremngs
y We are requested to give notice that
Miss HILL will commence class IN dancing
for Juveniles at Lords Hall, Saturday after
noon, Dec 18th, at > o'clock. Al who in
tend joining the class are requested to b. /
present Mt that time. Terms = - for II
lessons. An evening class viii be comm need
some evening next week. Terms $500 for
Gents and 81 Oh for Ladies. COR twelve les. +
sous.
- The mills on Union river have " dried I
up for the season. They are " hard and
fast aground, and there they will rest until
March. One week more Of god warm
weather would have suiFtsd u have used Up
all the box logs on hand, and t. have got all
the boxes shipped. Well, we never GIT quite
rcady for many Of the changes III life.
II Our rorkcr was killed tic other day,
and it weighed over 100 pounds We al.
wise all editorial brethren that intend visit
ing us to be sur and make their appearance
spon, as it Won I last always. Bro Little- I
field cant come in this time, Is It takes tween
" pounds Of st Ak for lin mctl
The snow storm which VISITED us on
Friday aud Sturdy last, was a pretty -
we're one for the time Of year. Tie snow al
FIRST was very damp, ba; sraiaai'y i; IS
came more tight and dry, aa4 \ came d,aa
in pro'usc quautitis TIL amount $ e,s-
mated at fro.a i u Is inches.
TIM BiGcesf la ~ rHg Sttft -N.-sr..
". +. Il q. Iiailoek of tr4a.,srry lie.
write us that icy .!aueb;sr.l has a.g
week, that weighed a1~ Il esasi AL -
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DIE d.

lIanc,sk-5th last. Mr samue- strat,on, aged
Il years.
Llea-9t4 i-.t Mercy Higgins, aged c. yIJ,
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The Soldiers True Friend
ALWAYS READY.
E0ll0Way'5 Ointment.

- = - ! ii
s1GllUW CLV - CltltllL Gil.
COO
l.a; faa5stes, s'te am stlu J9'n''' u"s'eieu
ana i4a.si is,t "'' tHese sae must tn
+d'e' ~ III t-t'9' HH y G''' IN lh4'' ""cn
your sons t'e st'.,nS tsetF t.usHe' u Heet .3','
iti's. VI. rllei sin-ie pot .i 'n's a. l.
"H.'L'\" Al O''LlN'' save "'H give 70 t"s
one ygR i5Se "hen lar away tom A""e anu
iHeils. II haite''S anu ia.nos t1as" I,'' i'et 10
ih1' '-s5 t'A e9'Gie great I"1laue II sog'ues
rH' ie..e4es t'e ''"aiieu aHi s0tN'"'u yaulf'
i'aN tt5 tdst. s4.ti+'' strong anu S'o'tou.' WHY
FIR
S4b4e Cuts Gad Guashot Wounds
It etan.ls Gae5aslsa. removing and prev, rtins
,ytry lt.sfi.s al l..imatian, ard gen ly drawing
the 5.l..es to.etAcr, it quickly and completely
hoax. IN g.st tl.sa..,,l Mounts.
>,-i,.,s.,-l ,,stsr. of o,,. y,I,p oerst
g. 49,. -, ,.'.,r ~
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Exhibition. Exhibition.
Patrom!Ee Home Entertainments,

ssss O1EsaE A4OFlN faltCTt;limss,cf1!s,
E*sosfage the falost Of the Youth IF y5m oan
torn.
'ENIE n, +. SUNDAY SCHOOL, will give a
public Exhibition on tie evening OF Thurs.
day Dec. 18th, al the Methodist Church
Come one; come all
lis the children WHO call.
Doors oPea at q o'clock; performances eoln-
iacuce at Almitttnce 10 cents
Ellsworth, Dec lith. PER ORDER.
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lnciaonta to Soldiers.

These feelings which 50 sadden US usually arise
ffam trouble annoyances, obstructed perspira-
ton, or citing and drinking Whatever il unwhoe-
some, thus disturbing the healthlu action of the
liver and stomach These organs must be reey-
ed, if you desire to be well. The pills, taken ac
cording to the printed Instructions, will quickly
produce healthy action il both liver and stom-
aeh, and as = natural consequence clear head and
good appetite.
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FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
THE
Brave Soldiers & Sailors.
HOLLOWAY S PILLS
And 0sNI'f7EST.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army
or Navy should take especial care that they be
amply supplied with these Pills and Qintment and
where the brave Soldiers and sailors have gcct.
ed to provide themselves with them, no better
present can be seat them by their friends. They
have been proved to be the Soldiers failin {;
friend ia the hour of need.
Coughs and Colds affecting Troops.
Will be speedily relieved and etIectGaily CARED
b. using these admirable medicines, and by pay
ing proper attention to the Directions watch are
attached to each Pot or Box.
Sick Hesdaehes and Want of Appetite,
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.


Whereas Joseph A. Woodland of Waltham, in
the County Of Hancock and State of Maine, on
the ninth day of May, A. D. 1862, by his deed of
mortgage Of that date, recorded in Hancock Reg
istry, Book llj, page $50, conveyed to the under
signed, certain lot of land situate in said Wal
than, described as follows: commencing at the
southeast corner of Joseph Hastings lot and run
Hinl southeasterly the county road leading
from Amherst to Ellsworth, about thirty rods, to
the northeast corner OF Calvin kingmans lot;
thouce in northwestegly forty rods, to said
Hastings east and west lihe; thence east said
Hastings line. about forty rods to place Of com.
moncement; containing three acres more or less;
and whereas the conditions contained in said mort
n &c has been broken, hereby claim to foreclose
tue same, and give this notice accordingly.
ALMOND IL. GILES.
by his Atty, A. i. DEIs>wArER.
Ellsworth, Dec. 4. 1862. a
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1Furs! Furs! Furs E!

4.'tnA TO 5000 worth Of Fashionable Furs
PcOO to be sold cheap, at the store Of
GL0. i. JOY.
Ellsworth, Dec. 10. -
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Weakness and Debility induced by over

VIII soon disappear by the use Of these nyalu-
able Pills aud tue soldier will quickly acquire
additional strength. Never let the bowels be
either confined unduIy acted upon. 1t may
seem strange that H,lloway's Pills should be rec
omneudcd for Dysentery and Fnx, many persons
saPPosin; that they would increase the relaxatien
This is great tuisttkc, for these Pills wild correct
the liver and stomach, and thas remove all the
aclid bumors from the system. TINS medicine
viii give tone aud figor to the whole organic sys-
tom however derangcd, while health and strenst tn
tolow a matter Of course. Nothing will stop
the relaxation Of the bowels as this ia
nous medicine.
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Volunteers Attention! Ind:scretiona Of
Youth.

Sores aud Ulcers, BlotcLes and Swellings can
with certainty be radically cured il the Pi!ls are
tanen light aad morning, and the Ointment be
freely used stated in the printed nstructtuns.-
If treated in airy other manner, tAes dry us il
part and break out in another. Whereas tbs
Ointlaent VIII remove the Aumors frem tne system
aud leave the patient Si;orou, aud healthy man,
It WIZ require a little perseverance in bad cases
to insure Il lasting cue.
For Wounds either occasioned By the Bay
onat, Sabre or the Bullet, Sores or Bruises.
70 winch every Sollie and Sailor are liable,
there medicines so safe, sure AID conycn
lent as !lol3oWays PiHs and Ointment. The poor
wounded ant almost dyin. sufferer mi cAt have his
wuuads dressed ImhcJilt3lr, il lie would only
provide hms Ii with this matehless Ointment,
which .huul be thrust At1 the wound and smear
ed all around It, then covered with piece of Inca
from his knarsaek aad cympre.>ol with a hand
heFcluvi. Taking night and morning or PHI,
to CO., the system and prevent inflammation.
Every soldiers knapslck and SEMINARS chest
should be provided with these yaIllb.e remedies.
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STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held in
WAsHIN.roN DIsTRIcr. SIS. Montpelier, within and for
said District, the 30h day OF SEPTEMBER A. d. 1862
Instrument Purportlng To be the last Will and Tesla
IA ment Of Timothy DAVIS late OF East N out ptlier in
said strict deceased, being presented the Court
Probate:
l. is ordered by said Court that al persons concerned
therein he no. flied to appear o session of SAID Court
holden he Probate Office, Mont peier
the 2d day of Dectmhrr A. d. 1862 and cause any
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chester R. Austim's Estate

THE Subsc rbers, having been appointed by the iom
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the afternoon esch of sad DAYS
OLIVER &. HOUSE, c,
JOHN g. EMERSON. N"'
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believed the jurisdiction largesenough, in view of
the tribunal before which the clses were to be
brought. lie urged at some length his objection
to the change, and replied to some OF the argu-
ments of Mr.. Cree.
a The amendment was further discussed by
Messrs. Stoushton and Cree, and was agreed to,
yeas ii, NAYS IL. The balance of the report of
! the committee OF conference was then agreed to.
| MIR. Kirkland, for committee on Finance, re-
ported favorably House bill title 26, chapter So
:. of the Grand List" passed.
House bill of the organization and regulation
of the militia of this State" reported tavorably
with proposals of amendment, by Alr. Stoughton,
for committee on military affairs was taken up.
e On motion of Mr.. Soughton, the bill and
amendments were referred TO the committee of
the whole Senate.
House BILL title 16, chapter 81, "Of the par
,iton and distribution OF estates; to Special
Committee, Mr. Allen chairman.
House bill, title 80, chapter 100, "Of provisions
relative to persons claimed as fugitive slaves"
was taken up. The question being on the Sen
ate's receding from their proposed amendment
non-concurred in by the House.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson the bill was re-
fcrred to the Special Committee, Mr.. Kirkland
chairman.
Mr.. richardson, for committee on banks, re-
ported House bill, title u, chapter SO, of
BANKS" favoraby with proposals OF amendment
amendments agreed to and third reading ordered
for tomorrow morning.
MOTION.
Mr. Bradford moved that when the Senate adj.
journ, it be TO 7 o'clock this evening.
MILITIA BILL.
On motion of Mr.. Soughton the Senate went
. Il, 81 IL.
(" of the organization, regulation and government
of the militia of the State" and after considering
the same and agreeing to the amendments pro-
posed by the Committee on Military Affairs
reported the bill back to the Senate, recommend
ing its passage with the proposals of amendment.
The Senate agreed to the amendments propo-
sed, and the bill was ordered to third reading to.
morrow morning.
On motion of Mr.. Cree the vote providing for
an evening session was reconsidered and the SEN
ate Adjourned.
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rendered to Committee on Ways and Means on
motion of Mr.. Hubbell.
Mr. Warren of Orwell called up the resolution
fixing the time of final adjournment at 3 O'Clock
otS'ruesday next ordered to lie by vote of ~
to 40.
Mr.. Lynde called up the resolution relating to
final adjournment; ordered to lie on motion OF
Mr.. Chandler Adjourned.