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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-01

GEORGE FRANCls TRatN is one Of the most
remarkable men If the day for business.
travelling, speaking, courl e. and patriot
ISM lie has told John Bull more truth
within twelve months than the old fellow has
heard from his own subjects for century
Ga the letl inst, he attended, mectin. at
Arnold Place Hall London. where the aud
fence insisted upon his Speaking, when he
paid his respects - Lord Brous hain. ia par
tieular, and conservatism in general, III a
most d.lectable manner. He asked
hat is conservatism? Shall I describe
it? Yes. Wrll-then conservatism is old
nouarchies-old nations-oli cus.oms-old
men and Lord Broughham Laughter
Conservatism Is the great lat stone upon the
green sward. Dig it up and what do you
?-scrpents-liztrds running to their holes
huge bugs frightened at the daylight
sfirrs-and cold ciammy worms gathering
themselves tnscthcr-and all kin Is Of unelean
things. Hear, Remove the stone-cart il
way. Let the sunshine Of progress fall upon
the spot-and pass that way the next year
aud you will behold a sight 10 gladden. the
eye Of man-bcautiful grasses have sprung
ur-and delicate flowers have bloomcd there.
aHi all Is tr,'sh with purity and Joy Loud
cheers. Conservatism, Gentlemen is the
stone. Pr gross Is It's removal. Cheers !
The one represents the loathsome ius,.,s that
sleep in the darkness the other the buds
and lowers that oTen their leaves in the sun
light. Loud cheers. Yes. Conservatism
bars the same relation to T5ryisn that TIN
Tnsey lie does 20 the Catholic The one is a
eun4ch-tae other an entire man.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-01

bEtN icLk, July -Dll, lNh3.
Ma Error y meeting was held in
Deer Isle to-day, to SEQ what conld b, raisea
70 induce our people to volunteer. The
meeting was called 10 order BY the Clerk
Thomas Warren Esq. was chosen Moderator
of the meeting. y motion was made 10
raise hity dollars for each volunteer, which
was voted down almost unanimously, Then
II was mo,ioncd 10 rais9 scycnty-frc delars
which shared the fame f4te. Then one hun-
lFel each, was voted, almost unanimously,
much enthusiasm prevailed. Patriotic
speeches were made by Hon. c. \. Spofori.
and Rev r. F. S,inson, which were god
and eiieitel much applause. Three cheers
were given for the gallant Mcclellan. Then
three cheers were given for VI S. Joyce, the
first volunteer, four others then volunteered
and were chcsrcd heartily, there are others
who Will volunteer isht away and think
VIC shall soon rais' our quota which is thirty
nine
The following resolve was presented ~
Thomas Warren Es,l., and unanimously
Prss,sl,
Rctelced, That the inhabitants Of this
town in town meeting assembled. without
any regard TO party distinction, unite hear,i
y and cordially in snsiaininE the presen.
Administrations IN putting down this damna-
bic rebellion II. $. W.
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TRrNoNr. July o2th 1sen )

MEssRs. sswyKR & BsRs We had j.
town meeting here on Saturday last, and
voted to give our soldiers $loO bounty each
Our quota is 10 men, we raised $1,000 thsr,
fore by loan. Our people came up, 10 tn.
work well and the vote stood as follows
All those in favor Of raising the none,
voted yea, all those opposed to it voted ma,
Whole number of votes lol 100 vo,0I
yea, and one voted nay. Seven men yoIu,-
tccred at the meeting.
Yours tvuly,
A. RLenaRpsoy.
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Proclamation by the President
Respecting. the Penalties OF Treas

VI xsfIfNgToN. fulv 9Th.

WAsHtNeraX. duly 9th.
TIE President la. issued the following
proclamation
In pursuance OF the 9Th section o ( IL act
Of Congress eflill a an act t1sHr press iasur
ryct3n, to punish treason, ANA - sEjzs and
coaisca,s tae property Of rehtls aal i3F other
purpose approved July l., ls=.33, and which
act and the pint resolution explanatory
there! are herewith published, |, ABRAHAM
l.inslo, President Of the United States. DO
hereby proclaim and warn all persons with
in the contemplation II SAID 9TH section to
cease participating in, aiding, countenaneins
or abetting the existing tebcltiun, or any re-
beiiian against the Government Of the thitci
States, on the pain Of lorfcitures and seizures
as within aud by said 6ih section provided
In testimony whereof | have hcrcunta set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States 70 be affixed. Done at the city Of
Washingtos this 2ith day Of July, in the
year Of Lord lSG2, and Of the independence
Of the United States the S1th
(SsneI) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President.
WILLIAM II SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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Brigadicr General, and \. A. q.

Important from Washiagf0n-The President
and Gen. Hai1eek- General Pogs TaS,s ths
taiSn Newspaper Destroyed.
NKw YoRk, 2stn.
The Times special despatch states that Gen
Halleck and Secretary Stanton had long in
terview with the President; who has yirtu-
silly relinquished to Gen. Halleck the entire
military control.
Gen. Pope leaves Washington to-day for
the field.
The Tribune has the following {" It is
WHISPERED that Gen. Halleck has sent all the
spades in Gen. MeClellans army to the rear
and ordered maskets to the front. At all
events there was no digging there, for the
first time for many days, ON the day after his
visit to the Peninsula.
Steps are taken to bring loyal blacks by
the hundred from the Valley of the Shenan-
doab within the lines Of Gen. Sigel. To
what military purposes they are to be de-
voted is not known.
CArAIs, Me-. 10Th.
The Office Of The 81. Croir Hsra}d in st.
Stephens N. B., was again visited by mob
last night. The work OF destruction this
time is nearly complete. Mos, OF the type
is pied, the press Injured and much of the
material scattered outside Of the building,
and thrown into the yiver.
The causes are doubtless the same Us those
which induced the former outrage. The
publication Of the paper viii be Numerically
delayed for several weeks. The Herald is
strong Union paper perhaps the only one
in New Brunswick. Its opposition to Sc
cessionism has brought the wrath Of the ro-
yineials down uponit.
Sou7n RxRwicK, ME., goth.
This town has Just sent her quota Of troops
10 Camp Butler. IL inhabitants turned
cat en- masse 30 escort Them TO the railroad |
APo<.
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NV YoRK. osth.

M INV IOkk, 18th,
i, The 1ribatne has special dlspach from
Columbus, Ohio, which states that the Rev
Dr. brooks, OF st. Louis, and Rev. DR.. How,
Of Louisville, were arrested on Friday. Al he
house OF the notorious rebel, Judge Clark
OIL OHIO. II is reported that important u,'
I'ers were found on them, duplicating Val
il9rndigham, who will be taken with them 10
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Gov. Andrew having heard OF certain
Obstacles put in the way OF recruiting in Rus.
sell, Mass, issued the following -


.V9Ii Jul! 10 INU-.
In case the sclcctIncn Of Russell. Mass
saali be disturbed or hindered in the progress
ot Their ehlistments for the new levy Of vol
uateers' ny any OF their citizens who may be
treason by Inclined, they may report such
cases 70 the Adlutant General At b ston. b h.
further disposed of by the Government,
Conspiracy to prevent enlistments must be
promptly met joys \. ANDREW.
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"A secession sympathizer who had
been occupying his time in talking treason
to the Boston Committee on enlistments near
Boston Common, was taken possession Of by
a sturdy patriot who gave him number Of
duekings in the Frog Pond, close by. lie
beloved Justly, but his appeals did not save
him.
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HEApQraRTKRs. Army of Virginia, !
WashruCtops d. 1850

HEAporaKTERs. Army of Virginia, /,
Washington 25, 1862.
General Order No. l3.
Hereafter no guard will be placed over
private houses or private property Of any de
scription whatever.
Commanding officers are responsible for
the conduct Of the troops under their com
inand, and the articles OF war, and the regu-
lations of the army provide ample means for
restraining them 70 the full extent required
for discipline and efficiency.
Soldiers were called into the field 30 10
battle against the enemy. and It IS not ex-
pccted that their force and energy will be
wasted in protecting the private property Of
those most hostile 20 the government
No soldier serving IN the army shall he
heseafter employed in such service.
BY command Of Major General Pope.
(Signei1 GDo. ID. RrGsLEs,
Asst Adj't Gen. and Chief Of Staff.
HxlLEcK's 0RpKR No. 5. Gen. UAIleck s
understanding Of his celebrated Order No. 3,
was expressed in letter 10 Hon. Y. p.
Blair, which was read in Congress during
the late session, BY that gentleman. IL is
q follows
TO Hon. r. p. BLAIR, Washington ::
Dear Colo,. .l-Yours of the 4th inst. is
lust received Order No. 5 was in my mind
clearly military necessity.
Unanthorizei persons. black or white, free
or slave, must be kept out Of our camps un-
less we are willing 70 publish to the enemy
everything we do or intend to do.
Il was . military and not political or
der.
am ready to carry out o.y lawful in
structions in regard to fugitive slaves which
my superiors may give me, and to enforce
any law which Congress may pass bot |
cannot make law, and will not eioiate it.
You know my priratc opinion on the Poli-
ey Of enacting law confscating the slave
property of rebels in arms. Ii Congress
shah pass it, you may he ocrtaia shall en-
force it.
Yours truly, II. W. UALLrcK.
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DEER lsix. JULY 10th

f"f3'' ''fT' "uFJ IWIH.
Ma. Error We met to day TO organize
our Militia and made choice Of tie follov.
Ing Officers
Seth Webb, Captain.
George ". Rollins, lst Lieut..
Rewcll ". Higgins, ID do.
Philip X. Haskell, 81 do.
johnson Luikin, 4th do.
il. :. W.
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-y~The New York Epening Post, ore of
the most enterprisng and reliable Of the
New York dailies, has just procured new
eisht-eylnder press and machinery with
which To operate it, at an expense If about
$4,000. The Post is one of the best pa
pers in the country, and we rejoice at this
evidence of its prosperity Boston journal.
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nrRvIrLE 18th.

Lot tsftkLbs -otH.
II is rumored that Col BallIt, with two
hundred rebel recruits for Morgan, has
passed through Fiat Rock en- route for the
South.
Gen. Sherman has issued orders that no
more gold shall be paid for cotton. and that
vendors refusing current funds shall forfeit
their stock
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An Ohio girl having Tilted the keeper
Of an hotel, out in Ohio and married anoth-
eR man, the landlord proceeded to sue the
false and tickle women for breach Of promise,
and recovered 500 and cost.
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Maine Slxth-Omcial Report.

The following is thu rcpor. OF Col. Burn
ham, Of the - Maine Sixth, to the .idjutant
General Of this State:
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submit the following, as a report of my
regiment, this Monday morning, July 18th,
| MO
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Important from WqshagtOn-The President
and Gen. Haileek- General Pope Taxes ne
fseiao- XSS,r,sn,nrr DcxIraI.sJ
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Der 0tef Oteler NaGt 1ab mebrere Der uns
DOr9eflbrten Derlonen lib l9lummerlpS auf
tbrem 2aasr pdI3eu unp IN Elm amen @eDan>
fen sr9eben. NupOlpb unO 0enrtetten ltsB
Die erpabenOe 2tebs niGt l9lafen, ben Gpm@
mer3tenretb btelten Die SOr9en poG, Spa
i9rieb Sonette an ben @rafen Damtant, 9t0-
bert brittete itber Ietnem 9tane, uno Die &Omz
mer3tenr1tbin tpar aus Dem erlten @6lnmmer
Oar0 etnen 1aBltGeu 1raum 9ei9reft ppr=
ben, Der iDr pUr9egaufelt bate, le Jet plGglt6
arm geipeien unp babe tbr BrOD DOR fremDen
GBlren betteln maIsn, tbre jitneeren &inDsr
an Der 9anO, unO Die 8abrttarbettec unO Or
beiterinnen TIRES @atten. pteieS v@eltnbel",
auf wsl9e6 le leitber nit louoerdner geraG<
tung berab9eleben Bate, leten bGbnenp unD
l4eltsnO Dtnter tbr Der 9%erannt, baben nit
5totb uno Stetneu na9 tbr sewprfen, le per-
fluGt uno ibre jeBt8e Nrnlutb nur Die Sun=
DenI9alo TIRES frlberen ber3IOlel Ielbf1adtts
gen uebermut6S 9euannt. Dieter 2raunt, 70
toll unO unpabrIAetnltG er war, lteB le niAt
ipieOer etniAlafen, unO l0euGte ale Ru9e aus
tbrem 6er3en ltnD ibren @%ebeinen.
a'- 0prtlebun9 fOl9t.)
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gtuOutpb teb9Qft J; Damn aber leBte er nit sinem
bcpentltaen 3peiielnpen 368ern bin3n : uunO
bod, pte IoQ Das oue8 enDen :? WerDen Sbetm
II Qants mir Die Gdnlaune Oer8eben, wenn
lte emit an Den Sag tOmmt z"
oOafir LAP MIDI lOrgeu, NuOOlpb !" erpt>
Derte Der 6oQanOer. oUtein Ylan sebt pei~
ter, ais Du Jest lteblt; Der Sbetm unp 1etn
Sci id psroen BIZ Dabin tn meiner 6anb 1etn,
uno ID bofe aue5 gu Aaer 9etle biaau6Bufabz
rem. SD psrpfanpe Oarauf meine gbre unO
mein GermG8en. Ser8tB nur Ou niGt, Get@
ter, DAP Detn l1rbtlo JtObert Elm 9an3 etnfaz
der iAltAter MenlA Don pentgen 8eptrfnils
fen ttaD AniprilAen 1T, tpelber aud BON ietner
3%utiinfttBen abnltbe &tnfdAbeit wini9t unp
p%erlangt. nno nun CUTE NaGt! 0ut Slid
gu unlerem Sorpatsn /! Nuso 3eitere Oann
l6ttftltA u .04.
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Or. Snhnftnn.

gIttSlteo fts tSnsGt&en GDlestuus hr ~g3nnbdr3te In 2rnber,
@raeutrter etncs Der erRen uaebtstutThen &rQeaten Ser Der. Staa.
tnt Der ben sESetsu EbeI ietues eebsns tn ben 5pfpttdIern Sn
Soaoen, Varts, Y4tldhelSbta lntGnasren Stdbteu swerbra&t bat
ttnt9e br tuun6erb1rhef 5etIunse1 Dclentet BON heuer1 BE Of
t6t3te beg Mlebtsta nets. n~nBGIltsr 2esbenbS, BITE an Otrenfan
len. Werb6ftdt rrb 1nberen Rranibttteu Iitteu, fGI&e T. q. ar&
YET BET sertnseH RIstatetaier a.E ~. G1ureet 4GuSenbltdlt& g.
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6 Sr0antlde Sdw61e

anpsrgleIt& 8ebetIt unp he upGe Strap steber Eerseseat Otefts
ftrhtSaEe &etSsn, wel4es sas 9etea elsnb uas he GRe uMt Rad
ttsSenibaften unbeiNnnta ~fr6tnen.. Sunss2 eute Fnb "a Id9t
gu Ausl5Eetftngsn genetst neil Re bsrER ScIeen nt5t sttSu
ieunsnJ St8leta Fs aud bur6 Strittareu. R{tbt~f3lasen ts
Qafn Stein une aneers ttrfe4sn sntRetet ssun p tE Fe svS
petfen5tbetl& etne 8plee be$ Uttsbrau6es ke, bstHeu OraGne.
Der a6ar nil &c ~laaeneu, bas BITE Rrsfs BET GrttaSuns tber Spn
eenen oeflp:et tptfb, 9e fS ettrlt3en 9HaeFn trss6en. dis sn
Denen, 6Ee bd Ueift Fnh, Mubereen werben hur& fruEen O..
nue BITE gsrbaaans$- Dertseust ssfR~a6t Rnb bic spsffaea pnh
aeifteen Rrofte Dernt6tet. EIE GfrT N
<ern unb 2ebrer 0tfer oft ntht bte IlrIaGe bes Rrans6it t.
rr Rtnber pber 869ltase. gDe oft f&retbtn Fe BITE setten 0ntt.
fanben fub.
By Office: SO. 7 @Gab<Grebertdtra6t,
Feben S1hreSt BON 8aIttnapretr., 6flt@e Sette,
Die Stafet btnauf. =
Dfan nnerte H@ NtGutet unb 90rSrurtuner, benin ~undfenht urt
Tlgertt9e Matchmaker, burGtrtebeue nRb sepMenIUit 0Ia6ialbeF,
STupFtter, StterlDt6ler Str1senretntSeF Hnb 2aarenpuktr u,
sennen V6 regeImdbte Netite uh IGuetu, ~au8eiesen Srr DF.
Sptnfrns RuE tR bsr B(ate.
I8. &as 8rttfe rnhFen ttueu SSa~Stemp e~ntbaItta.
gtns 9etluuB IN 2 Easen 3useitAert.
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Nermii0tes.

Stlberne S9ren tnb gegen>
10 arttg in ntebreren StaOten lebr tn @s-
brouh 9efpmmen. Sis belteben aus elmer ct
mas tiefen l~ilberren Mu1del, Die permittell i
elmer Setter an Dem OBJ befettst miro. Die
S,rmebrung pe6 S9lQeS lDQ 70 gepalttg letn,
Dap baS Summen elmer 8tene nit DEM brau-
IenOeR Son elmer 11SDutgen 6pblfu9el, bic
auf 3ebn S4rttte oorbeiflte9t, OerSliaen tperr
Den tam. ass
Wer lonlt einieermaBen gut Bort unO cine
IOl6e Mul9e ans Sbr b%efelttet, Dem tlin9t
paa giteben eines StaptmaYors ODER zines
9tentenants Der yte9ularen wte Elm @tfOlen=
l9uB. Sbrfei9en iplen Elm bG9lt uuanee>
nebnte6 @efIbl erre9en, Mertwarptser Det.
le iOlen aber nit l~ilbernen Sbren Derlebene
S9ulpner bOltanOt9 tau6 ietn, peaa le
BON @ldubtsern um 3ablun9 onselprp0en
werOen. 8prltAt lit betm 6resen Oieler @lu=
iAeln isDenfaQS uDtbtg, ia BET Der (tarfen
6ortplan3un9 pes SGalIe6 Das ErpmmelfeI
latGt plaBt unO Damn ~0olltanptge 5au6bett
etntritt. 5
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Doctor Sect,
Q(r.t mn @eburtebelfer.

Nr3t unD WeburtebelTer,
NS. 76 SDa,beroir, Spi9en @rstr nn6 &lep6fr-
Mrme weroen unent9etbIt@ bebanoeIt.
nT @nh fnb taielbit ale @rten Bru9b6nber nab Snppol-
etrs fT Ml8nneri5raHeT pab &Tnber a9 hIbsn. &T80t3m
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g g d aDe,
SEQ. 456 @enni. IO. stpii6en 8. unS Az cit.
= On .rI:N.L--N

Attorney at Law. f8
aSaibinstOn, .. g.
Sei0ret 9eri9tIibe @ei6Gfte in ben @eridtSb6fen tes Di-
itritt8 Columbia. Seroetung fir @eniioneu, ridItsnbtgen
Sele, icmle 8cInts, weroea i9neI uno pinttIiG abSswiubt.
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Sunae Opdnner.

eeIHhber& Dei&e pe Spfef ieres setttraen 3aaers sstSSrbta Nah
ens iabrltD Is SieIe Eaufente tn ctr N frutes @rab tesst tstl6s
ear6 thrt erbabeueu xalents unh o~ntEt6eIteu GRsEGnSes IL Aft
NIT BEN Ornuer Der BtrebtfarnfeEt ben 5eaa. bteetRet4 sEb h'
setsr t~sau6srn6e E6ne entIDdt tabsa g4rtsu mSsen R& ss
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8erbeirotbete Nerlpnen.

ser Sel@e, Hel4e fs ~ strbtsrGtten btabE&tssn, nab Cd ply
aFter Sdrd6e pper enes anberen 5tnbtrutFtS bt4rust frh, frd.
ten E~nDtr5usItG DF. Ss5aapn IN Ratbx atettr,
4Ge 2tnoernthhe ssSsn StsetE pbsFl@e Rbsr sttHtse 8errAttanE
btetSbdrtett Der Wsrseu+ 8tttern nnb S@pdGe, Dher &rEM@pfunf
2r laredlt6aen Irt refbeu f5uea turtrt Dtrhntee, ueI&es
TO- e1 1et9nolnns gne BnrlOrst gn gr. SORnasn a*terstss4
tGnn tom 6s etnenh Gprennt1Hnet ESne Bur@t N@ anbertranem
Nn9 la~0erR6atlt4 aaf ieins asatlt&e @sf@sdlt@gelk ksrIaHen.
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&c jmn9e g ente E.
DR.. Johnston, ..a
Der etn3t8e Qr8t, tpel4er at3etst,
altt ut g s@ofpttaL

CUR 1nterbradun9 Der 9uafial6eret etnbGtrt
Der etn3t8e g(aB In Der @slt, tp fiaere,
TAne1e unp 9ranplt6e &uren lit
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Ole Nnwet ung, ttef at 3teS
len, welGe an9ebliA Die Nebelen-0 ffstere
tbren 2euten 9eben lpaen, leiten Die !9ettuns
9en BON Dem OrtnDe ab, DaB baburA Wur=
Det III ben Setnen uup 5aBsn Sermrla6t unb
mebr 2eute gum Tran6pprt Der Serwunbez
ten pom S9la4tfelp meg n5t9ig tp1rpen.
Otele Nnf9t jepO9 Dltrfte. cine unrtGttae
Ietn. aG6 TT cine Gbatia9e, oaB In etnem Sc
fe9t III Der Iesel peun 53ebntel Der abeefeuer~
ten 8ugeln gu Gpb, oft melt iber bte RGpfe
Der @egner, 9eben, aus Dem elnfahen OrunD,
neil i'm 6euer au9 Der erprpblte 8eteran ni1t
balelbe falte 8lut ME auf Der SagD unO benz
S~6eibenitanD Behalf, allu. 3unal bel 0epeb=
rem nit 6interoiltren melt 9rDberes &orn Su
ue9rnen pflegt, ais CT 3t etnent ItGeret S1uB
Iplte, unD pa nun Ddneben np1, 3umal I'M
8at~aQtcnsfeuer, Der SUlOat sepoDnt 1T, 1etn
@etpebr III cine mD9li9f bort3ontale Ni9tun9
BET Dem NuIAla9 5u brtn9ea, alIp In Der
NtAtune Der 8rult pOer peS &ppfeS peS 6etuz
Oe5, 70 enttsbt Die gang natirlt9e 6pl9e, bab
bic &u9eIn 5u Gp9 8sben. Debbalb TT Die
SnRrutttpn, ttef, etpa auf ben balben
Mann -3u 3telen, cine lebr rt6ttse unp
miro BON jepem Sift3ier, Der ieblt S9la6ten
betpp9nte, ertbetlt werDeu. 9fur i'm Gtratls
leur @efe9t, Dem 1erbaltntBmaBtg fat tmmer
tlattslten, mub 4taturli6 Die Nusnabme ltatt@
inpen, pap Der erte unO bette sertpunDbare
Gbeil pes In Der Nesel utter Dedune fsG-
tenoen 0e9ners gum 3tel SenOmlnen ptrO.
Dte r,Sfee-3ettuns"t tt DIT
tbren 9elern In Splsm @rnFe bas Wdbrden
auf, Dap Der Ma1a9ulett1er v@eneral
8antS" eth sebprener 9pmmertaner mnb
uno friHerer sergeant Der preuBtI9en
Nrraee 1et.
2UutsStue, II. Suit. Gin teuflt=
l1er NiurO warO ant SOnntds in untOntupn
&c., ~beeaneen. Sin Oampfer, auf benz lt6
etne Nn3abt tranter uhp auf Der Gene un9
betnolibsr @plpaten befanb, lanOete Dor ie=
mem Se%3e0iUnttennef nj l u 1br Na6mit-
tags ant ~eenannten Sage. Der berii9ttete
&O9lenbdnpler Sobn 9aYne begab li9 an
SOrb, repete etnen acknowledgement an nnD
fUroerte i'm auf NIT ibm gu trtnfen. Oils
Der Splpat nit Dem Semerfen, er trtnfe feine
9etft9en @etrante, pantte, 3pg 9aYne etnen
NepOIper unp lApB Den Soloaten pur6 Den
&ppf. Der MlGroer warD II Of t 1erboftet,
Ienoern man lief Jpn nnbelaltist ab3teben.
e. An3stser.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-21
0ehetmem &r4nfheifen

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oenta6t pevben: ais ba limb: 3m8un98nnf8bStet, SGma&e In
benz 3tuGet un6 BEN @Ee6ern, @ntSinbungen Der &ieren uno
glaIe, 5aamaneraeBun9en S9wd6s Ser Reraen, Maseni5wd.
DE-, WtattSteit. geoergeI6Ga9cnbeit 8trFanbesi9pd6e, 19.r3-
tlopfsn, Sbh6teru6ett, 3ftern, @usenI9WG&e, S9wtnoeI,
&opfi6uler3, @n5tnbuns bs 9oGes, Der Scale, Der 2un9e. bes
Wta9en8. Der @rngeweioe tnb alter iener 1ebel, bte1cn seWiFet
itter itpO ol8 br @irenets @eiana 6sn GefSbrt.n les lilsis8,
: rrhIrat unb tpent ntdt settis oebstlt nerben, i6re eGGnseuofsn
6ptnnnseu %brntbten, S9WSde Der Gcnfituttem berborbriugen,
it5ren. "'<t11i4C ~ = .TF l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-25
STATE OF MAINE.
llT.peUAETIRs,
ApygTANT GEsgUAt's OyTICI \


ApJUra>r GEsrE.t's OrTicr.)
A1gu.ia. Jolly III. i>o2
GESEEAL OEpEh No. ~.
10 fls Mli,s Gsaaals sftA, Mihas
Accompanying tia, yoa Will receive General
Order No 10. With Proclamation Of III. ENcrl-
leucy the Go,eTnor, and recruiting pipers aud IN.
strct,oa. a. - pat ,nio the hand. of the Oul-t u
Sergeant of other psr.on OF each oi the COM
Ian,r. orgsaiIsd under Solf difsctIpn, With Te.
quest ih Il thsy nil enl.t al such Tsrsoa. there.
from. other, a. tnsy ~ I-o-.ibl-. Foo this
service ,ou will receive q suitable compensation
&c each man euli-i.d b, them sRd mustered ,n,o
the service ofths Jaitsl Stats.
The becessitis- of the service admit of de-
ly, and u l. mosI sarns.ll, hop-d that the sew
srsl Msjp' Gensras will .ee That the requirement.
oi this order are promptly executed, and the Or
Jerly Sefg-,ats oT other p,Tile. dc.isus.,i 20.
ctuiting Oihc,f. vii omit sf.u o- their part
10 secure many 'ccfuis as poss'blc lor the Vol.
untrvr Regiments.
A. me,nhsf. "a the Militia viii he calLd into
actual service uader the avs 81 the United State
ant Of The. STATE. Militia, zoe period which ia
al probability ~il b-gu,,s ss iong as that br which
thsy ~ouL H. he'll a. VOLUNTEERS. the advantages
o. L. derived by the sbhlcr 10 Nolunt cefins, IN the
mattel 81 premium. advance pay. hpunty add o,hes
bensfis are gIts snd obviOus that Il y believed
lhefe " ~ D. ~ hesitation IN enlstrg as Nolua.
t-er., rather than 10 serve a. Militia, IN which
capaeii, Ihry ~ili receive nothing bot month,
Magr.. IaliOhs and oloIhing.
ChiIsn .oder.! remember YOU have a country
e. save. and ,Ou are the Inea Who can render mos,
,thei,nt All n thu. holy and patriotic wo'k. To
r.rier ,ucoe.- speedy and eertain 'ad 10 alls,,si,
AMI ahsiise the cshnit,e- of war, the fre'iisn,
of the ua,i,d States has requested this call TO h.
made.
The Commandet.in chief does not doub, that
true hearted soki,er, viii make ,uch response
sil st,il farther illustrate the pair aud
Jsyotioa Il ,,ss gallant sad faithlnl state.
~ Order Il the Comma nsler .in.Chiet
JOHN l.. lIODsDON, Aojataat GeasTai.