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we have the Pcagrze Of th= Dist. Tue most impor-
tsat suIl0u1csmont we had is that Blt3er intended 10 90
North ard mag ming hat he had so acted as to secure
friends, be had q pointed an hour TO NEST them. The
Iev,e vas 70 take plaza at the mayors room, City hall.
on the 22L No statement is male as to the rssson Of
leaving. and we incline to The opinion that the rumors
we have heard. cf his having been arrested, are correct
H5s proves. judge has sl'o been removed. as we learn
from the proceedings Of the lar.
The British sloop-oEwsr Yesuvius arrived from
Havana On the 2otl. and anchored opposite Jackson
sIugre. TIE Freacs rear admiral Of tbe Wes- India
slusdroa was 1t the mouth Of the river, and vas e.
pested % arrive ~ OF the 22d.
The announcement is made that a United States dg
sr.-i court would be opened on the 23d, in the room
formerly occa-ied By the first district court Il was to
BE- p-esge5 ever By J.dgs Peabody, late of New York.
The provost court e rul 10 be c utnued for the trial Of
ordisary cssss
Twenty-,Lres Of the political prisoners who had been
confined in The custom house for some time past were
permitted 10 so on parole.
A gentleman named o. Peyroux was taken before
the provost court and aned one hundred dollars for
sending q challenge to Lieutenant Colonel Kinsmau.
The Ya-kss sheltered himself behind the law, not wish
ing to expose Ls carcass. In the billet Sir. Peyroux set
forth that he was grossly insul-edb by Lieutenant Colonel
K.singn SMILE he latter occupied She seai or Major
Bella provost Judge. Hs then Thoughts Of sending a
challenge Aut aesisted Tor the time ysing on the psrsaa-
sion OF his fdeaas HsarnE, however. that the eoi0oel
was abous 20 l-sge for TIC Eor-h, Dc eoald not consent
TO his dePsturs without assug hssaHsfactoa dae from
a man Of honor &c d gentlemen. sseh va. the pBrpor
CT the note. Be- The challenge aas not accepted Or
the contrary, Peyrouz was arfes'ed, taken before the
provost cosrt a. a prsole~, and required to pay a fine Of
ole hundz-d dolls..
We can end DO a'l1s-ons in the P~icayaHs either to po
Hteal or military matters, o. any notice IS to the move
ments Of Gen Banks Nothing IS said Of his being, or
having been. in a. city Oar Old fisnd is throtued,
and he ezr.5ae j. fes. It is not the So igbiy opinion
making jouras Il former days when 1t was an acknow-
lodged poperi IL .ns affairs Of state and patton.
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From The Ch'c4eo Times1

- ~ NWNFHV IIl-DT
It need not he concesl d, though the administration
attemptto conceal, that our army has met saTio s disas-
UT al fredericksburg. To have. crossed ths Rsppahan-
mock after ten days waiting, and fought . 8 we're battle,
ana cisndesnnely refreshed 70 tin bank Of the river
winch had been lift is Of course, defeat; and however
much we may lament Il, we may az well confess II vol
unfairly now az 10 b. competed to confess II Nv ana nv
Hhen General Burnside encountered so little opposi
uon m crossing the river, We we're prepared for this very
rsiuit In permitting him thus easily 10 cross, the rebes
showed more than their willingness that he should cross.
II they lei e~onhdsDce in their ability to whip him after
pc nad cfo-s-d, they .uid but desire that he should
nave a wide ard deep river in mis- rear, since thai would
interfere with his elrest.
Ihe lanentabie event proves, what we have all along
sYerFed that Burnside has been sen of Hnprepered To-
the work before him. Ills long halt on the north bsnk
Of me liver reveal q how imp epared he was.
" nave mere another commentary on the removal of
McCehEn- We have here another commenfarv on tha
Abolition management Of the war.
and 70 no purpose.
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FEDERALS REPULsED WITH GREAT
SLAUGHTER
FOUR HUNDRED PRIsONRRs AND
FIVE STANDS OF COLORS CAP
TURRD.

We are permitted to uso the following dispatch, re-
coived by POSTMASTER Dickinson
'yIcKsBURR, December pa glorious victory has
just been achieved.
The enemy advanced to storm our batteries and were
repulsed with terrible slaughter.
We have captured over four hundred prisoners and
FIVE stands Of eolors il. POWER
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Y name appears in the List Of 6esertions from the
Iva l2th Louiisna regiment, pubI,hed in the Mem
phis Appeal AID Vicksburg Wig. Through tbs same
nsiium I desire 70 inform NY frienCs and the public
that the charge Is fAss and unjust IA the extreme, md
that proTractsd illness sone prevented my return in
due tine 10 The 18th regiment, a. will be s-VTD by the
su joined deciaion u the court martial hef.re which /
have been srrsigned-not - a dsssrter-but for alleged
violation Of the 2Ist Article Of Wax;
HEADQUARTERS 18th LOUISIANA REeIsEsr,
Camp nesr Grenada. Mis-, December 9Th, lo62
General Order 40 8
Before a re insutal eourt-msrt'sl, which conTen-d at
camp near Grenada, NJ S. purEuRut TO SPECIAL order
No. 81 and q which Captain Thomas G. Standifocd,
company 3, l2h Louisiana regiment Vas ~pre-ident,
was s~rrsigaed and aied Private WI Bowman. com
pany K l2h Lrui'ia7a reg ment Ohh-ge-ViolBtion
Of tle zlSt Article OF War. Pies-Not Gu lty. Find
ing-Not 9u 10y. And be c7urt ma-ial 5oes therefore
declare tbs acclsed scout ed OF he charg- aforesaid.
The preceding ard findings in the foregoing case
are approved
By command. J. q. BOYD,
LioHt.COlorel Commanding l3th La Regmt.
J. W. STAMFORD, Adult mt.
A irue copy-siPned
J. ". STANDIFoRD, Is. Lieutenant and A+iutsnt
18th Louisiana regiment.
SO far from being a. ~pubrsfed, de,erter, my or
fsnso d es not even reach tbs alleged violation Of the
acre aid 2lst A ticle Of War "Any n~n commissioners
officer or sol ior VII, shall, without leave from his C m
msndIg officer, ab-ent himself II m his { oops. con.
of, bs puni bed sccordirg to the na urs Of his ofen-e.
at he discretion OF a coart martial"
Desnlng this suaicent for present purposes, 1 sub
scribe myself, very respectfully.
". J. BOWMAN.
de30 4ts Company K, I2th Lou sian. Regiment.
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Special to the Cincinnati Commercial
NAsHvULE, December 16.-The rebels grapvines
have assured US daily that Price wa c3misg to effect a
junction with Bragg srmy.
The military Authorities in central Kentucky have
what they cons der reliable information, that Van
Dorm has arrived with his command at Stevenson, Ala
bama, 10 reinforce Bragg We have information from
that point as late as yesterday morning, contradicting
the report
A telegram just eceived at hesdquarts from Cor,nth,
Miss, reports Forrest, Of Bragg's army, with hs cavalry
command, fighting our f0urces all day near that place.
He left Murfreesboro last week with about four thou
sand cavalry
lis generally quiet in0ur front today. The rebel
divisions are oh -nging positions somewhat.
Morgan is reported moving northward to eat our
railway communication.
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NOTTCEf

ME underslgnee has been APT ointsd by Major L
i Minis, Chief Qlartsrm.ster Of the Department to
ths duties Of he -ett ement Of Pos 1itsl accounts Of
this Post, go tar Is they pertain to the Qda-ternastsrs
DepertmsHt-ths purchase and issue Of ftsHone Y
Purcha 8. p inttog and issue II bisnks-purcbsss and
isme Of fdei-emplos NIL ut and direction Of laborers
employed at this post, ard The supervislon ard eortfol
Of the puolie blacksnlth and EoaS shops 81 tbiz post.
Persons having bus uess in he ssv,ral branches Of the
department urdsr NY control. will a ply at my ohi e in
h old Daguerrean rooms below the p 81 oance.
d.. l. BOON,
ae26 tw Canaan ard A~ssistant Onar rrms.ta-.
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II 1t is reported that Lincoln hesitases about sign.
ing the bill 10 admit Westarn Virginia as a State. He
gives out thashe has grave constitutional objections to
tie measure, but we think his doubts originate from an
other cause. When he admits the right Of a part Of a
State to seosde he also admits the right Of the whole
State to do the same thing. He is wise enough TO see
the gIaring inconsistency shat would be apparent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-30

Y The editor Of the Cincinnati Commercial who re-
turned from Fredericksburg. represents that BurnAideE
movement was a great blunder, and the repulse Of the
Federal army the most disastrous and disgraceful Of
the war. He estimates the Federal loss at Is 900, and
aurs A. varv smsll.
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TIERS PAROLdD AMI Exc
PRlSONERa-

HEADQUARTERS PARoLaD AND ExCHEDl
PRISONERS,
JACKSON. Mics. December "a, 1851
Office Ia hereby given in answer 10 numerous IN
IL qsiri-E that all prisoner of war A~-laueinE to the
Confederate States serv &c, d. ijverei st Veksburz nm.
der tbs Fed raj dag cf truce, have becn exchanged or
arrival All Prfoners ar iT n within the Co1fsderate
mss BY other rou es' can ply be exchanged by report
ing in pc son without delay 10 these Hsadoasrtsfs in
o der TO have their names re gistsred for exchange.
Ey e9cmsnd Of Brigaiier General RUGGLgs.
Ia. SZYAANSKI.
deso In A. A. and Inspector General
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CASUALTIES AT VIcKsBUsG-The MississiPpiaa has
= dispatch tstng that the 25;h Louisiana lost two killed
and four wounded and that five of Captain Woford S
battery were wounded, one seriously. No names are
given. Captain Rebin, Of St Landry parish, was killed,
and Marsh Low, Of Hill 8 partisan rangers, from Madi-
son county, was wounded, and had his leg ampuisted.
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LOAT.

n the route rom Grenade Mississippi to Vicks-
be 8 enc Trunk, fash color. was
J. L Wo dwArd. Tbs TruBk is somewhat worn. and
VA is't al ut the lOth instant I vii Dsy a liberal re-
Wsrd to any person fniing and leaving II 81 IT. Appeal
ofce. J = W0ODWAep
rn-I Lut. lantair anmnanu I 10 b I 4. nn-.-.
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WILLIAM B. PoLK.-Tho correspondent Of the Gin
e.nnsti Comnsreia! says this gentleman, brother Of ex-
President Polk, died suddediy st the St. Cloud hotel,
Nashville. on the 10th. Gen. Roseeran1 aecedsd TO a
request Of Mrs. James K. Polk. to send thu remains to
the family Of the deceased at Columbia
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The vIelery ID vIeL.burg.


opeciaI 70 the MIKsIs6ppHau-I
CHIcKAsAw BAYOU, / O'Clock, P. N, near Vicksbnrg.
We have Just achieved 3 glorious victory. After au en-
esgement Of an hour and a half we drove back the enc
my with terrible slaughter, capturing over four hundred
prisoners, among them several Office S and FIVE stands of
colors- The enemy advanced for the purpose Of storm.
ing our works, about 5000 strong, and were moved
dovi in the most terrible manner.
They sent a flag Of truce that they might bury their
dead, ander cover Of which, a number ofthem, properly
our prisoners, escaped
The fight is still going on to the left
}. I. POWER.
P.S Capt. Paul Hamilton wounded. Ssrgt J. T..
Galloway, of Wofordfs Battery, was Killed yesterday.
J. L. POWER.
Dispatch fromCol. Withersl
CHIcgAsAw BAYOU, Dec. %, 2 o~'clock.-The Aboli-
tionists attempted te storm our works to day about noon.
They were repulsed with terrible slaughter. We cap
ured about 400 prisoners and five stands OF colsrs.
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REBEL MATCHES, REBEL HATCHES!
REBEL MATCHESU

HHE undersigned having established q Match Mann
4 factory in the city OF Jackson, would inform tboss
wishing 70 p~urchsHs, that all orders from q distance ~.
comPanied with the eash, VIII be promptly filled
0ecl9lm d. STERN ca
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Last Nights Dispatches
BATTLE Ar VTCKsBURG
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$500 REWARnl

OFFICE SOUTbWESTERE TELEGRAPH Co
JACKSON Aiss December 20 1862
FNHE lnet Of gha Southwestern Telegraph Compspv
4 hEv n< bssl cut sna the wire carried Of IN IN.
neighborhsod y B2gue Caitfo, siss Five Hund I'd
Dollars reward viii be pa d for ths &c setion Of he re-
son or psrens who have cut he said lre or uho nav
do 30 iu the failure. THOS. L. GARTER.
da2gIW g.
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~ The New York Herald says that the rebel force
g. N~icksburg is stated by a deserter 70 be sevsnty-fve
thousand OH men and yoang boys, who have been
gathered together from the surrounding country. They
sabsist almoat exclusively upon cofn-bresd and mo-
lasses.
Be their sabsistsncs what it may. the Yanks have
already discovered that nese "old men aud young bows
are well skilsd in administering Ieaden pills. They are
now, moreover, sharing their rough and homely fare
with soms four Or i've Kindred Of the Federal troops
whom they captured on the battlefield. So much for
the "'od men ana young boys who are defending
Yickr5urg.
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DISAPPOINTED AT CINCINNATI.-A dispatch from Cir
eiunaH says: The failure OF Burn Tide on The Kappa
hanno /, has caused an immense feeling Of dissatiafae-
ton among abontonists hereabouts. They aeknou-
ledse q severe defeat, and are advised that his loss was
not less than twenty thousand men.
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E@ A special to the New York Times says: 1T ap-
psBrs that The paymssters department is able to pro
cure only about 100000 per day for soldiers wages,
while the demand is Z ,OO0,OOo. This fac is ewing TO
the inability Of the manufacturers 10 supply the govern
ment currency, and accounts for the injJry done the
soldiern
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A privateletter from Washington to Cincinnati
states that on tbs 18th the Cabinet had under discussion
a proposition Of Lincoln to draft 100000 more men, and
and +; was believed a proclamation ts that effect would
snnr be issurd-
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~ALMANACs FOR 1858.


A IL orders for CLARKEs PUBLICATIONS and
"a Confederate states Alasn.e. viii be supplied foT
the ohce OF publication at Aug5sts. Geo-sia.
Il Q. CLARKE, Publisher.
uaESlW Auawn- n
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~ The Impression among the F,d-ral officers st
Cairo Is hat Grant is contemplating a fank movement
o. Bragg, and 10 cooperate with Roseeranz.
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FOR SALE .

TUX SAAIE
lust r. ceiVed AMI for sale
- so boxes Tobacco,
20 e. o. Smoking Tobacco.
10 quarter X e P0wLsr.
100 bsEo4 Cigar.
90 tisrcea Rec,
400 hid Su. ar,
- cross BisckuZ.
Lard, Stated PIX, Tea. Soap, Mo'asqes. sv-rn Ts,-
zsrs Oil ste., etc GEO. @. CRANBERRY
aA2s ~ J-rkzon ufsz
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~ Apprehsnsions ars entertained in Fsye,ts
county, kentrekg Of a slave insurreetioD, and great ez-
citemert ezists in consequence Of discoveries to that
end. military force has b en- sent By Gen. Granger
70 check y such outbreak.
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ARIEEGEI
EeadI Eeaht

FAD, in large or snail quantities, bought st the
II state ordnancs departments. request ali wto have
either pipe, pig or bar lead to briRg it in imms5 iats,v.
as I am very much in need Of IT, T. BOTRNE
Colonel and Acting Chief Of Ordnance. S. T.
decTQ-lm
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q Dr. Odds having been released from Fort La
fsyeite, wss to have a pIblIc reception at his home,
Lancaster, Ohio, on Christmas day.
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NOTICE no QUARTERMasTERs.

I'VE undersigned ia fnlly pre3sred 60 manufacture
I've hundred complete Amy SUITS rer wssk
an invite the attsn'ioa @ Q1a-.o-m.sters &, bis "a
eii'iss At Aruory Hal, Jackson, kiss Imm-d'sts or-
de- solicited J. S. MCALENEY.
dseO w.
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A B~REASTPISs made Of ths hair Of q decea-ed rsL.
n atiye, sst IA q clus.er Of grapes. The fn5er viii
be Hbssaly rewarded b. leaving IL at this oflee.
dezoIws
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GE7ERAL NEGRO WOMEN and BOYS, from th
y fut Of Janasry. Apply 10
CHAS. n. CHI TON,
da30-3tF Msrnafs Cotts-e.
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HD'GR PAEOLED AND EXCHANGED PRISONERS,
jackson, Miss, December y. 1852.
TIVE following deaths have been reported from Vicks
4 burg hospitals by Surgeons Someryins Burke and
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.


TO TIRE, BY tbs day, week, month Or year. THREE
aels bodied HUGaO AEN. ApPly st1he ofhcs Of
the DAHL SOUTHERN CRISIS"
aa@e9t Jark-oo- Miss.
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(AN the Railroad, between Grsasds and Canton. on
sunday Aovsm5sr 30 b l2st > med nm sizei SOLE
reward viii be paid 70 any one tor its delivery Al tbs
T~eleRrsph sthss sisher At Canton CT Grenada.
na2a - " " R~ApGuATr
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wHMtNoToN, December e. -Tbs large iron steamer,
Giraffe. with q valuable cargo Of government stores
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From Kentucky.

The Louisville Journal, Of the 9th, contains a dis
patch from Lexington, the 23i, reporting that Fioyds
aud MarsbaI's forces had penetrated Pound gap, and
were rapidly advancing into the heart Of Kentucky.
Lexington and vicinity was full Of Morgsn'E meu, and
four of them had been captured by a Federal scouting
party.
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Lnteat from EEnrfreesbsro,,

"NNNN'N ~" "-"NNNN|"~"N~N
MURFREEsBORo, December 28.-The enemy is still
advancing slowly from several points His force is e.
timsted at 35 COO, leaving a garrison Of 10000 at Nash
vile.
Que Of his columns Of 5000 is now at Salem, five
miles distant.
A general engagcmentcanno be avoided longer than
tomorrow, IS the two lines OF battle are in close prox-
unity this evening, il this vicinity.
Gen. Morgan captured Glasgow and the Federal gar
rison on Christmas day, after which he proceeded to
Gallatin, and ageia blew up he railroad tuunel and left
the road usnless.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14
NOTICE.
Notice TO Trespassers.

To the Hon. Justices of the Supreme Judicial
Court, next to be holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County q Hancock, on the fourth
Tuesday Of October. A. y. 1851.
NANCY 5. PARTRIDGE OF Orland. in the
: County Of Hancock and State OF Maine. wife
Of Thomas Partridge respectfully libels and gives
the Honorable Court to lie informed, that she was
lawfully married to the said Thomas Partridge. at
said Qrlanl on the twenty-third day of November
1871. by the Rev. J. f.. Burnham, and has had by
him four children who are now living, viz =
Charles, Thomas, George II. and Martha j. Part.
ridge that your libelant since their utermar-
rage has always behaved herself as a faithful,
chas.e ard aIectionate wife towards the said
Thomas Partridge; bat that the said Thomos
Partridge, wholly regardless OF his marriage coy.
enant and duty, has gone OUT Of the State ard
taken permanent residence abroad, in the State
Of California, as your libelant believes tn the
said Thomas Partridge for the space u ten years
has wholly refused and neglected TO provide for
and maintain and support your libelaut and their
three said children. Wherefore your Libeant
qrays that she may be divorced from the bonds Of
natrmony. between her and her said husband,
and that the custody Of the said children may be
committed and intrustel to her and as in duty
bound will ever pray.
NANCY :. PARTRIDGE.
Dated at 0slani, 0st. lst, ls6l.
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lOO 00D BARRELS OF THE
loO. oVt Lodi Manufacturing Co.'S
PoUDR,ETTE

\ y = DLNI 7 I II,
For sale by JAMES 7. FOSTER &c Cortland. S. y. Y.
This Company, with a capital OF slj00o0 the most cx-
te.ee WORKS 81 the Kind in he world, and experience
oil - years n manufacturing, with reputation long
taeshed having also the exclusive control Of all the
night soil i. TIE great City ut New York, prepared
10 furnish a article il, without doubt, the cheapest
rad i'rv bfst fertilizer in the market
trtee Tor haFris aHi over l15 per Darrell or only
Siao per ton il greatly increases The Yield and ripcns
the crop from tW TO three weeks earlier At expense
from $ 10 - per acre, and vith very iittr labor
Pamphlet containing ali The Information Necessary.
with letters from HUIa' 0rCtisN, Daniel Webster ard
hundreds q farmers who haf, usrl 1t extensively for
pGHg yess fnat he hal trJs by 5ddrt ssiac letter As
above or to tie snssrbca, who agents lr the Com
pauy.
CROSS NEW ELL. Head Of the Tfie. WaJa. Ne
hENbALL WITH ~, Portland, Me.
JOHN AcAEfHt X, Augusta, Nc
ANpRf OTIS. Ellsworth. Ne aulufSa
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STATE OF MAINE.

To the lion Justices Of the Supreme Judicial
Court to be holden at Ellsworth within aud for
the County Of Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday
of April 4. D. ls6l.
YNTILLIAM G. AREY Of Gouldsboro', in said
w County, respectfully Ibels and gives this
Honorable Court to be informed, that on the
twelfth day of November, in the year eighteen
hundred ard tiity-tHo he was lawfully married 10
his wife, Mary Adams. then Of said Gouldeboro
and hath always behaved himself as faithful and
atfectionnte husband, yet the said Mary, neglect.
ing her marriage VOWS and duty, in August, A. D.
ls55 three years subsequent to their said marriage
willfully and without reasonable cause, and With.
cut the consent or collision Of your libelant, or
any intention on his part to procure cause for di
yoree, did desert your Litelant, and has never
since lived or cohabtcd with your Libelant but
has r6ailed, as your Lbelant believes, beyond the
limits Of this State, and in parts to him unknown;
wherefore, your Lbelaut prays that the bonds Of
m trimony may be dissolved by u decree Of d.
Yorce between him and bis sad wife, believing
the same to be reasonable and proper, conducive
to domestic harmony, for the good Of the part es
and consistent with the peace and morality of 50
Getty.
WILLIAM G. AREY.
Dated at GouldsboTo', April 81, A. n ls6l.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock, ss--Supreme Judicial Court, October
Term, 1851.
Upoa the foregoing libel the Court orders. iha
notice of the tendency OF the same be given b.
the hbeleo therein named, by publishing an at
tested copy OF said libel, and eff this order there.
on, three weeks successfully in the Ellswor sh
American the last publication TO be at least thir
ty days before the next term Of this Court 10 be
holden at Ellsworth. within and for the County Of
Hancock the fourth Tuesday of April next.
that said libelee may then aud there appear and
answer the said libel, and show cause, if any she
have, Why the prayer thereof should not Be grant.
ed Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
4 true copy of tho gi6ct and order thereon.
Attest, PARKER " PERRY. Clerk.
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. n ;
y A large stock Of
CLOAKS. CAPES AND MANTllLAS.

In this line can show complete stock Of all
the NEW STYLES, and have made arrang-
ments to secure samples weekly from one
Of the largest Cloak Establishments
in thi: country. Also a complete
assoFtAeu: Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14

" Z have again returned from Boston and arc
w now opening one Of the best selected
stocks ever placed at the disposal Of dirertmin-
atins public, and adapted TO swat all the different
tastes and wants Of the approaching season. 1t
consists in pait OF the latest and most approved
styles Of