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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
A Better Look,

The war dispatches for few days past
present better aspect. Succeeding the Sc
ries Of retreats, commencing before Richmond
under Mcclellan, June Goth, clear up to last
week our forces have been retreating, or act
ing on the defensive. The six days fighting
on the Chickahominy, was the beginning of
the disasters which came thick and heavy on
the Union cause. until the proud and defiant
Lee and jackson were well into Maryland,
and seriously threatening the capital Of
Pennsylvania, and the half seccsh city OF
Baltimore. The alarm spread all over the
great state Of Pennsylvania. and Ohio, which
was in turn as seriously threatened, until
there was almost complete uprising Of the
people Of the two States
The whole Peninsula campaign was sig.
nal failure, and ended as disastrously for the
Union arms, as any secessionist could wish.
And if Mcclellan, with year of reverses,
and grand failure in his principal cam
paisn, has no; learned to march on to victo-
ry,::then he is as complete failure as hi,
bittarest enemies could desire The oppor-
tunity has presented itself for him to redeem
himself and by the telegraph reports, false,
no doubt in many of the details though
they my prove, We. show that the tide is
turning, or has already turned. The enemy
is being severely punished for his temerity in
C. r.
crossing of the rebels into Maryland should
cause the cheeks of our Generals to tinglc
with shame, commanding as they did such
an immense army and constantly receiving
rcinforcements. But, il the occasion is
promptly taken advantage OF by our forces,
but precious few of the rebel army will ever
reach Richmond, again, only as paroled sold
iers. We shall, in a few days know the re-
suit of the effort now making - bag the
rebels. The best troops in the Union army,
and the best fighting Generals in the Union
service have gone after Jackson and Lee
The Geographic news, as usual has a 1orid
account Of some battles near Middleton, Nd
and we hope to hear OF series Of victories
all along the Potomac. We can no longer
report the stale cry, call quiet on the Poto-
mac" Franklin has been stirring up the
rebels beating them and taking prisoners
fighting Joe Hooker has been doing a
good work, and rendering good account Of
himself and army and the brilliant Sigel
is in the field, and no less gallant Burnsides
With such officers and men who have seen
much service, it will be lasting disgrace il
we d. not keep the enemy from recrossing
the Potomac, and capture him. 1t was
showing the utmost contempt for the Union
army and Generalship, for Lee and jackson
to undertake such march. Let them learn
that If, "large bodies do move Slow" they
move with great force, when once in motion
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The Change and the Charge.

The change which came over the people on
Monday on learning tina, the rebels were be-
ing beaten in Maryland, was marvellous
Dependency and in some cases utter loss Of
all hope of Union triumph had taken poss-
ession of the people. This was she case all
through this section. We think tina. during
the past week that we conversed with hun
dred people in this county, and in almos, ev-
cry instance the question was asked, ..Do you
think Mcclellan is loyal ?" The reading of
Pope's Report, and McClallan's refusing to
send supplies to our furnishing troops and
the starving cavalry horses looked dark. If
Pope's account is an accurate statement Of
McClellan's conduct, lie never will rest q
month, without demanding an investigation
As soldier he caunot, and as true and
loyal officer, living on the bounty of the
Government, he will not tail to ask as an
act oil justice, to have the whole matter in.
vestigated. II the charge was against Ere
mont, the Secretary Of War and the Adju-
tant General, would be itinerating ere this.
hunting up ruinors aud exparte testimony IN
the case.
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y The Machias Uaion brought out its
rooster this week. lie crows Justify over the
success Of the ant-war ticket in Washing.
ton county. We don't think good loyal
citizen has any more reason TO crow over
such a result, than the spoopsy had, in bav-
ing the itch. The whole thing was a sue,
oessfull trick. The disloyal Democratic pa.
pers never failed to remind the Republicans
that they should ignore patty at this critical
time aud many good Republicans, seeing
the Argus school of journals seemingly 60
fair and honest in appearance, were for stay.
ing away from the polls, and leaving the
Republican organization to take care Of
itself. They have learned, this old lesson
anew,-that appearances are deceitful.--
These papers just before election were full O
eiectionesring articles, and this party did al
the electioneering that was done For on,
we have no regrets 10 make public over the
result. We trust it will serve useful pur
pose, and that Republicans and loyal citizen,
will not again let the tide of secession sym
pathy eliminate in victory a, the polls il
this State, by and through the potency o
the much abused name, VI democracy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
From the 18Th Maine Regiment
MAR FoKr GAIsIs


Washington, ID. c. Sept. Is. 1862.
Ma. Enron You may he he'd TO suppose,
from the frequency and length Vi my letters.
that We soldiers have little eise to do besides
writing. can assure you, though, that
such Is not the case, as you would soon as
certain could you step into the forest about
mile distant from the eneamr,ncnt of the
Maine 18th, and listen to the chatter OF hun
dreds Of different axes, welded by the strong
arms Of our Maine boys. No. Mr.. Editor,
we are not idle, aud, though we have at
present but little time for military drill, We
hatter ourselves that the quick wi, and nat
nral intelligence so proyerbiai among Yam
kees, have already insured us a degree OF
perfection in this drecti n which. consider
Ing the briefness Of our military experience,
cannot be surpassed.
On the 9th inst, having accomplished
what we then supposed was all that was re-
quired us here, we were ordered to pace
knapsacks, strike tents, and prepare to move
The place Of our destination, it was rumor-
ed, was Alexandria, and Notwithstanding the
long march in prospect, the men moved
about with alacrity, and soon everything
was in readiness tor our departure. We had
marched but about two miles, however, be-
fore wc received orders to " about face. 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

The results in the State are the election O
Republican Governor by large but dim
lnished majority four out of five Con.
gessmen, and a large majority OF the Leg
stature
In this district Mr.. Pike has about two
thousand majority.
Our county ticket has from fifty 10 one
hundred majority. Washburus malorit,
WIS but one hundred and twenty-five last
year. Since then, large number of voters
have gone TO the war. OF the fifteen hun
dred soldiers from the county, at leas, two
thirds OF he voters amoug them, would hav,
voted the Republican ticket. The small Re.
publican town Of Meddybemps, has sent
over thirty soldiers to the war, and Of them
but one democrat. Machias and Eas, Ma
chiAs, and Calais, and other towns. have sui.
tered heavily from the same cause Ma
chaias Port, with some two hundred and
fifty voters, mostly democratic Las seut of
but five or six soldiers Ii Is easy to see how
the small majority Of las. year WAS disposed
Of.
Mr.. Bradbury is we'll known TO the voters
OF the coon,y aud polled Of course, almos,
the whole democratic vote. HIS letter oi
acceptance was scattered throughout the
county, and among the war men he wa.
claimed as war man. The secessonist.
OF the county were well satisfied with the
Portland resoluticns. As an electioneerine
dodge, the movement was an adroit one, and
will add to Mr.. Bradbury.s reputation 10
that line OF action. Whether this is the
proper time 10 indulge in skiliul attempts
TO induce honest men into giving votes with
l.
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From Nc Cleiiaa's Army Particulars Of the
late FSyhtiag-Iaportal.t from the West.
WASHINGTON, 5th.
Five refugees from Richmond, brought
up the river by the gnnboat Jacob Bell, were
examined by the Provost Marshal ysster-
day. They left Richmond week ago last
Monday.
They state that the Southeyners were
quite jubiIant in the belief that Lee would
take Washington. lie was to have done ii
before last Manday.
There were few or no troops in Richmond,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
Farming in Hancock County

1t is often remarked that we cannot sue
coed st farming in this County. The soil is
30 hard and unforbidding, being rocky, I'M
even, or elayey and cold, that it costs much
more than it comes to, to farm it as bust
ness. This all may be true, bu, still we be-
lieve that in many towns in this county,
farming may be successfully and proftably
followed as business One advantage the
farmers of this county have, that Of a
good home market. This is Of very great
Importance. The article Of hay,-which by
the way can be raised here successfully al
ways commands sale and good prices. So
Of all kinds of grain and vegetables. But
We commenced this article to speak of a
farm 10 this town, or rather in close prox.
unity to this village, as an illustration of
what may be done in the farming line, with
the ordinary exertion necessary to succeed in
any enterprise. Mr.. Black has farm about
. mile from the centre of our village, on the
road TO Mt. Desert, which has been success.
fully cultivated this, as it has preceding
years, by the owner. Mr.. Black has raised
this year, 1000, bushels Of oats, $50 bushels
Of a. handsome wheat as We ever saw any
where 500 bushels of potatoes 800 bush.
els Of rutabasa turnips, and has cut over 81
tons OF hay. Let us estimate this crop -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

ARoosrooK CouSTY.-The Houlton
Times says the election of Senator by the
people is doubtful, there being three can.
didates voted for. but the returns would
SO far indicate that the Union candidate
Rev. Geo. W. Haskell, is elected by a
small majority. The rest of the Union
ticket is elected by large majority. re.
celvlng the combined Coburn and jaime.
sou vote.
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State Of Maine.

Executive DEPARTMENT.
Augusta August 20, 1862
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council viii be-
held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta on Tuesday
the twenty third day Of September next.
Attest. J. d. HALL. Sec. Of State.
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" The Washington correspondent of

VIZ W
1t is anticipated that the President will
grant Gen. Mcdowell a public trial by
court martial as soon as the generals who
will take part in it can be spared from
the field. The friends of Gen Mcdowell
are more earnest than his enemies, aud
assert to-day that every general officer
serving under Pope, in the latters late
campaign, unite emphatically in repudia.
ting all the aspersions on Gen. McDowell's
loyalty courage, or efficiency during the
campaign.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

cavalry made an attack on L,ngstreets am
munition train, on the road between Hagers-
town and Williamstnrt, and succeeded in
taking % wagons, together with about so
prisoners, and brought them into Chambers
burg.
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$2lsl,00

This is quite respectable sum to coin
from one farm. Who else has made 80 much
money?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

Private advlces from Washington state
up TO 10 O'Clock this morning no further
news has been received from Gen. Mcclellan
later than the accounts printed in this morn-
ing's papers.
The Herald's Washington despatch has the
following:
An officer who just arrived from Harper Q
Ferry, reports that the rebels evacuated the
place great hurry. They are sending
everything across the river as fast 40 posi-
Bile. They left Harper's Ferry in such haste
hey had not time to complete paroling the
prisoners and number were Internationally
released in consequence.
HARRISBURG, 1th.
One hundred or more rebel prisoners ar
rived at Chambersburg this morning.
No firing has been heard from Hagerstown
since O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Stragglers coming into Hagerstown report
Gen. Longstreet killed.
Ii is also stated that the rebels have been
surrounded.
The straggless say that the ammunition
aud provisions of the rebels have now COM
pIetely run out.
HARRIsHURG, 18th.
A despatch TO Gov. Curtin states that the
battle recommended early this morning and
was raging with grear fury at Sharpsburg ny
10 9:45. The latest adviees state troops are
pushing forward to the border.
WAsHrNoroS, 18th.
Medical Inspectors Cullum, Mussey, ana
Humphrey, leave to-day for thorough in
spection Of the army Of Gen. Mcclellan
They will examine every regiment, battalion
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IeroIusioii vac oiso lSsseSd Aee'iii"S -"esSAe
Mason and Slidell.
WASHINGTON. 18th.
An officer slightly wounded in the battl,
yesterday, who arrived here late to-day, rep
resents that the fight took place four milei
from Middletown, Frederic, county. at th,
foot of the first mountain going west. The
enemy were strongly posted there, but oul
men, with the most determined courage
drove them up the mountain through a striI
of wood, corn fields and open grounds.
This part OF the contest was maintained
by our troops Of the centre.
WASHINGTON. 18th.
The Star says AT 9 A. NJ to-day, tn,
engagement at Gen Burnside's position ha,
not been renewed. lie was then in undis
puted possession of the advantageous crest
the mountain, from which he drove the enc
my the night before.
Neither Summers army corps nor Couch
division were in yesterdays action, though
both are doubtless supporting Franklin to
day, as they ware both in a position to do Q,
Yesterday evening.
The army corps ST Fitz John Porter pass
ed through Frederic at II o'clock this A. n
and were to have been at the battlefield q
noon.
Burnside's position, won from the enem,
in yesterdays fight, commands the only roal
from Hagerstown to the position wher
Franklin 10 lighting to-day. We believe
hence, it is of great Importance. To lose tn
use OF it viii he most damaging to the enc.
my. it is evident.
H,RRIsBuRG, Pa, 18th.
A portion Of the New York and Iliinoi
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LIEur. William q oYKR1 or.

Another young and promising victim Of thu unnatural struss gle
hN fAu,n. AEere yeu'h, yet nred with . = al snd e1thoslAsu
tqIsned only ~ he tesais e1niuoi on The bhtls ted Lieut.
WI O.. OvESr N fell msra'y mounded Al the battle OF SHARPE
bag OF 'hs l5A September, 1854. aged II ysau
Lent Ovoton had been attached 20 tbs SAIL OF 6entrh rfyoI
fr SONS uns prior 70 the engS EN- ent In vhSch he tel, and Ai
mert,tinus end gallant conduct had hu, reeer Ny bstn appointed
an Aid With tbs rank LsutcnAnL He nnsar red unW sah lelI
when calmly and rsaEredy ne bressh,,d biz Ia + leaving In hh dy
lnI words a psEiOue BILE ing 70 ais eo1attJ snt an tneeuonal,
message for I dear and VidoVe ed uOthe- .~hose Y ny LIE WAS centred
10 her coy, Deep A1d sadly hu taS blJw Aus on he, robbins
he's Of hIf that oand her 10 Ma. Aad crushing her heart beyoad
tn aid Il huuAn sympathy. =.
rhs writer knew the younES Tier frem ehkhood and iArtly
hn Be Inosn . youth o. baa feelings, OF brignier Intellect and
Of ore prouIIs. The IGot OF his inn sdlAte family, aud hi
Rids Of IiArge circle CT relatives and fdsnds, his nAiurer year
were locked forward 10 "a hlpefl Aad well founded Aniicipi
tlora Of usefulness 10 Aoeissy, htsd ~ he vas By npure, AsociA
uoa and edsc ElOa " become an ornament 70 any eiass and 40,
profssaon. ,
large circle Of FeiEilvsI and friends mourn tbs unit rely "a
Of The Eanaal yong patriot, aud open their hearts In tsnVs sIn
pathT 70 IA brok en- hearted mother and MISTER. g.
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Anoshsr Rumor or Ruropsaa In.srPo.Itis

Theme York Esprsss makes the mesi positive and
e-;rcuussantil ssasensn. We hsye yet had on the subject
o. European inlerpasi ion in american affairs. The sub
samoa Of what 1. says ell be found In another column.
We give. n, as We have given other reports Of sinilir
tsaOr, trusiiDg to the gosd sense Of the public to receive
with dus dlstruss anything reaching rs tArough Northern
sources. Il Is not impossible that The d only .
eEnArd devised 70 iDssSucs me sSsSuoas vhlsn
occur next week; but it b due to eandOr to say
that va do not think the Express would knowingly be
4 party to such = trick. L; WAS formerly one Of the
most reliable end respectable journals Published in The
North, and, from occasional numbers that have reached
Us, We think it has continued to be - much 90 IS was
practicable under the circumstances surrounding it,
We do not consider 1. necessary to say anything about
ths plSn Of inteFpOsiioa Indicated until We know whsth-
O. here Is any truth in the statement
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-31

De. Allen, 40 army surgeon, Ia charge OF one Of the
hospitsl, at Jackson, Mia, committed suicide on the 2St
Of October by inAieting three wounds in his breast With
Q lancet
The Hon. ]. L. II. Curry, haa given one thousand
bushels Of corn Tor distribution 10 the INDECENT FIN les
OF Alabama eoldiers.
The New Orleans Delta has over two columns Of sd.
v~ertisements calling tor r,cruis to serve in the Federsl
army. 0ne Oaptsio A kontiort, calls his company the
81 John Brown Guards."
Il Wilmington, N. O., on Saturday, there we're So
new cases OF fever and four deaths, and on Sunday IL
new oas1s and IL deaths.
Al the recent term Of The Superior Court Of Bunconbe
oouaty, N. u, Eve man YER sentei esd to be hanged IN
franklin, solonol Groom, VIM. b. Garrett, j. Il.
Morris ard X. L. ID. Rrch8sld.
Il is proposed to put the captured and stolen nfgroes
of the South 10 work In tbs coal mines, a,libor 10 scarce
The unfortunate negroes who get into the clutch,s Of
the Yankee Doojlss will experience g'eat hardship this
winter.
Nine States will hold their annual elections on the 4h
OF November, to.wi.--New York, New Jersey, kassa.
cbusets, Michigan, Iinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Hin.
neso:a and Delaware.
A. 81. Louis. on the 27.h, the steamers II. d. Bacon,
McGill, A. Ned IwslL, EJtaie, and W. B. Russell, te-
ge,her with their cArgoes, vsre totally DESTROYED BY fire,
involving Q loes OF property estimated At $4,000.
The Washington Chrouicls denculces James u.
Wright, a confidential oerk in Lincoln's War Depart
msnt, as Q traitor, and demands his removal.
The Grand JarJ Of Louisville, Ky has indicted Gen.
JEFF. @. Davis for manilsughter, 10 killing Gen. Nelson.
In Nav York, on the a7tb, cotton sold At 90 cents
pr pound for middling uPands.
Ms Lincoln has gone 70 Cambridge, Mass, 10 see
her son BIB, who is pu,suipe hs s'udi's there.
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,rlr ru,rL.rron-oAs'r ON or q pam.

SELF MUT1LArIoH-cAh GIT OF TEE phAff 4
Il having been discovered that parties In Pottsville,
Pa. had rescrted to tie ~expsdieut Of cutting On the
fore dugsr ct the frs, joint for the purpaoe Of sso dug
che loss of the 6rs' INIT OF ihs fnrc-6nger will not OF.
emp. q person from draft II he can fight"
FINANCIAL.
NAV YoRx. October AZ, P. M.-Sslss Of Virginia So
e5. and Tennessee 90 at 50, b5i and st Money con
tinuee TO rule ct about B nr cent. on Call, with excep'
lions at 4 and 6 Cert a ,ites Of public Indebtedness
are higher they sold this morning at 90. Dmand
notes are quoted At 1871 q 1871 This Vas the hst day
of the new experiment 10 gold. I. was not called a. the
board, and dealings In 1, we're coofasd to the Outside
1871 and ISL l A but holders we're not general disposed
70 sell mach at these ratss. The impression rather
seems to prevail that for q time l. may tend upward
though the vigorous military movements which are on
the point Of commencing must e~venlu,ly cause lt tc
decline. Exchange sold at IA and IA i ., and wal
quoted at about las for bankers bills az the Close
There il an ample supply Of produce bills In the market
aud bankers fad no diff guilty Ia covering their ex
change.
The weekly bank statement shows q decrease In spe
Gle of 81, 8O5 1875, a. compared with the previous week
IN increase Of 81, 987, 26l in leans, and fl6O.6l4 in De
posts. The H.ratds money article =" T1e De
crease In specie arises from the withdrs val OF spec al de
posts of gold from banks which periodically refus, Il
enco rage speculation In III, precious metal by leadinl
on It. The actual specie s!repg b Of the banks them,
selves IL unchanged. As anticipated, the loias ana &c
posts continue to increase. Tois must be tbs care until to
Southern country Ia rsope net to onmmercs Alta the peac'
AID once more applies 70 New York for funds 10 assis
in rebuilding the shattered edihcs Of its commerce an
prosperity"
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ssrsd he essential rights Of ftesnsn 10 q usurpsr, who
has neither high talent nor lofty character, nor personal
boldncsr. nor military protsruion- In tho natural order
Of events, without q great change In then affairs, We
nay expees " zee them trodden down under the stern
dominion Of a popular and ambitious General, at the
had Of A urprincipled soldiery.
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PAMUNKHY EsraTG OF he
tween 100 and 1900 acres. In Hanover,

mule from the : ePOt. for sale.-At The request OF NJ:
T. :. oosnan. We osH Tor sale hI very valuable estate. Ioest.d
a. Above, contAlnlng, bs,us N 100 and 1900 acres Of .hieh about
two thirds are open land embracing Q lA1s proporuon otfe,y
noe river aAts AMI sec nd low grounds There u large o9aJ
~ TaluG Ia location 10 market and It's obsr soeial adv'nAgh,
should attract atsn lon Of capitalists, and other. The farm has
been eulaVAtsi for several years aa quarter, ensequent We
ou11ing are oaly suitable for such . parposs Asfvsy viii %
made - 5000 q Q sab b s6saed. Apply 70
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N~rOTICR.-doi loose or vas taken from the rack, near the
y mann IA font Of the oaartermaSteTs Department, % 7us.
d.v m-raing between 10 snil2 oLlook, q tns blAck MARE, with
fIr IsEhsr BEidis AMI hArtnsals, and webbing Halter, raS-hids
nd no white On her, except . little on oneJlu. l win srs fQ
for her delivery a. Mr.. hix's Stable, and to hr pool 70 odnue'
any che Of tAking her.
-o Sab N. @. Rest.
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RRWAHD,

II oSr. between SMITH wagon Yard and Robinson 4 erlrI
Ia catls Pens, boz bg the name Of ISAAC about twelve yeHTS
a. &c. OF ~ebIsrbrsAd color, having on At the tine . suit Of no
edo cloth AMI cap Arewsrd Offer Dollars win be paid II de.
Uysref Al TIE store Of n. william Garrett Gary sEeet
osS9-s,s LIrTLrTON NILLOU0HBY.
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TO OORRKNPoNpRNTs,

WLS1srs On ossha~s ls~ % addressed % ~ -Ea'sOr y
a. FAtg." -
AdisIss triasa oabOA dds q "a pope- Ui1 nod b pu6hist
"a Ts q q rls q long StIadiA0, 0u9ht % b kaoton 20 al,
oad OF ~ 10 Clss hs departed from O6ttlIrT SodcSs scsed-
tag eghf hass org oAdrgsi6r a. advertisements.
90 We oaanO Eads-taks % rshsrR rejected o01amOsfcdaoaA
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wANTkD.

LADY Of exp emo, as teacher in a private family. she
~ mu,t he auanaed TO teach tbs Ordinary kngikh brAnelN Q
AssbrO' esonstrV. french, Instrumental and Vocal Nude. m
bsst r.fsreaees vui be required
k.srJ liberal AlAry viii be slyen- Address, o. g..
ocSl- dc2ts BOX sb, Ee1mond, W.
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DIED.

On WsdDsII,y nigh, osIoOsr sob. EoRBoRSE NoRToE,
aged 80 yesrA
Hs ian.ral win ale place from the rsia snee Of his Eothsr. to.
dAy, Atl9 osOsE me friends Of the hAal , are respectfully In
yted 70 Atten1