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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
Washington Dispatches.


About MATES AT FREDERIcKssUEG.
The citizens of Fredericksburg have been
compelled OF late to pay FnOrmOus prices
for almost all the neeessariez Of life There
being but few horses or oxen for many
miles around. 6SeWood commands from
S24 TO $50 cord sugar Is worth from
75e 20 81; butter SI,25 coffee 50; corn
neal 81 so; -four S25 per barrel, and eT-
thing else IN the same proportion. With
OuE own money, however, many of these
articles eau be Obtained al comparatively
reasonable rates
When the army will resume its march, it
iz difficult 20 say. II ,he railroad i 20 be
used, EhsrTez viii have 10 be built, bridges
laid, and an immense amount Of WORK per-
formed before it can possibly be Of much
service II, however, we are simple TO load
oar teams Eith four or five days ratiops
re may, before tie close Of another week
be rapidly marching on Richmond
The two bridges on the railroad from
Aequis Greek will econ be completed.
Cars aud locomotives for the road have 2
rived.
The rebels now have ten guns, including
two heavy Rodmans, PlsnIed back of Fred.
ericksburg, but our batteries completely
command them. TLey have been running
railrosd trains night aud DAY, Withdrawing
supplies and machinery from Fredsrirks-
burg to Richmond.
REBEL KSOwLEDeE oy BuRSsIDE's MOVE.
NESTS
The public are doubtless not surprised tc
hear almost daily of the perfeetness Of the
| rebel spy system, and the stupid, blunder.
| ing one in force by our authorities Bur
the raPidity With which the enemy obtain.
ed information OF Gen. Buruside's recent
movement il somewhat surprising, to SAY
the least II is now quite generally be.
I IieTed that one week from Thursday last
General HaIleck aud Burnside resolved OF
the change of the army which has just oc.
CURED. On Friday, the succeeding day
General Lire teleSraPbed from GOrdOnsTiil,
to fredericksburg via Richmond that thl
Federal army would reach Fredericksburg
about Sunday noon; and citizens of thai
place expressed surprise TO the officers OIL
our advanced guard that they did not react
there till Monday noon. for they had been
anticipating them for twelve hours The
| intelligence of the change was commuui
Gated TO Lee from warrenton by the hun.
dreds Of rebel emisssriez there who heard
oar officers discussing the change. It Is
proper to add that but single Northern
newspaper published the same news four
days after Lees telegram, and one day of.
ter the army had reached Fredericks-
hury
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In Rem cause q FOr-
fsirgreAnd C0zaszfi5a-
E4-ard n. EItrburh-,
Ri pra.T.srrw

. >
Rel Prosperity
where's ~ the Spring Tern. A d iSE9, 4 the
District Court Of tls United States q AmerieA for
The WesSern bistrict Of EiniA, WLseIiuE. IL
fFmation fled % tehalf o. the Cnits4 Ssatss by
the Attorney Thereof for sAi1 District aEains1 the
real property q BdHand Il RftIhzEh. described in
sid information, and situate IN the CITY Of Whel-
nE- Ohio County, Ntruta, alleging in saisEaa-s that
sid Fitzhu8h i. and enEled 10 the existing
surreetiOa aga nSs the Cui:ed sEate that the ts
BE- became % elglEed be ths of the Prop
sEty af0rAid and that he has uEsd or c1asenfed 10
the o. the in aiding .lsd iasurree4isz q
sine persOn peFsons engaged therein; ao4 prHyiuz
that sid PTOpsrTy may Be ognhsafed md a1li e. for
feite5 70 the United States
Nov, Therefore, in pursuance Of he Rouitioa tn
der the sl Of ths aid Court ne directed And DE-
hVered, do hereby give plblc not5ce 70 al psrsoas
Ginning any interest in sd property, 70 apFaT ts-
Gre The Jud-e Of The DistTf. CouFt o. he Unitsd
states Of IL ercA for the Wsster n District q Vfrin-
4. a; Wheeling, o. the 2Sth day Of N0yealbsr, A D.
lS2- II the sa1 Be day Of jarisiiefful e lls
On the next dsy Il iuEsdetioa thereLfter then ard
there TO intsrIoss their elAins AID make their Ale
gatious IN that behAil
Dated the 5th day u November. A D. 1854
EDWARD n MORTON
Unifed States MarshAl for the v. d. "a
BESJ1EU H sNEEH, Esq District Attorney
n0T7-td
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A Tale OF Horrors that Is yet 20 be
Told


-4isz1Hdsr Touag, an aged ,asn. IsHt from
Tsnnstsse, died IA tAs C1Slis On Saturday.
Richmond I'G.) Ez0miHsr.
This brief announcement IL from the Ez-
aHsiaer ofthe 10Th inst. The Castle" men
toned Is the one that the rebels call "Cas-
tie Thunder Could the walls of nCasIle
Thunder" reveal their dead secrets, they
would doubtless, in the language of the
Baltimore American, tell stories Of the hor-
rors witnessed Ihere, such as TO drive the
American people almost beside themselves
with fearful regrets that any portion Of
this continent could have witnessed wrongs
like this as the fruits oil an accursed rebel
lion.
Alta glance, the whole story of the wrongs
Of gallant Tennesseeans seems compressed
10 those TWO lines. Not a convict not
d;sgraced by crime, because for such his
ar tagged" man transported all the distance
from Tennessee TO Virgins to perish be-
meath the shadow of tribunal set up by
Jefferson Davis, because his crime was a
sieAdfast love for the Union to which he
bad been devoted through long life.
And yet these prison.keepers are the men
loud IN favor of the writ of hGBeas corpus,
tender Of the rights OF the citizen. tolrrspi
Of opinion; the ones in whose behalf aud
10 whose name the rebel Gen. Lee went 10
offer relief to "down trodden Maryland "
Only when the "sink Of iniquityr is cleared
out at Richnond By the entrance of the
Federal armies, will the world learn of the
horrors that have been enacted under the
rule Of Jefferson DaYis.-LouisrilLe Jour
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25

BIS parole and rs5i5isg Ia Cbariioa eoua-
~ No. he IS ski{ 10 have ex<sttt himself
TO maintain peace AID order by driTins OF
tas gusEriliAs, and It IS thought by some Of
the Union men Of Missouri taAf his pardon
will have beas6riAl eject il Missouri
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25

q. 80 sSrir- - LEiEkt a. nVE Ebsy ave-
San rlaks & LEad 11T nasutn EEE,
EslI saaG AS0Te esch gsStEtors gave
DsssA to1ks tF8itsT TEEf T0at1 cAre
fotrAiI Il thrU1Eh The aEst q ahAAs-
An h0nss. hsAEts its 10 III aEAe@
And EolEOg Il % DsAsh q Raos-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
DIED,

On Saturday evening, Nov "a. Mra. sIEAu HAN
EoSD aged - ytars daughter OF MJrgan Nelson, de-
ceased
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her mother, Market street, th. QuesdAy) morn
ing At 10 o'clock
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
" Western District Of Tirzfnfa beeI
II Eeza, in 4 eause Of Fsr-
f-itaTs AID conkszatSSn-


The United stA.es -,
J,eob : ssrfy- fixture Had cOahszGs50n-
Whereas 81 the Spring Terra A D. IBG2 Of the
District CoRr1 of the United States fr The WesJsTa
District Of YirEiIi1 Al " heein infornIaEiou M
MED on behalf Of the unitei States b the District
Attorney thereof for sid District, AAinss Jacob :
ShFiTeTs real property, desebed in Eaid nforati1u
AID situate in Ohio County Virgins. alleging in cub
stance thai sid shTtTeT Il engaged in The exiting
iusurrscton against the United States that At the
time he beclna enGaGed he Was the owner q the
PrOPsrty aforesAd and that he hAs ussd u easents
70 the Of Tia u aiding sid fnszrrscton q
s9me person or psrtOns enEAEed therein, AID pEaying
that sid ProPeEty nay be couhseated and sold .
forfeited TO the United Statez-
Nov tberelJre, in pursulnee 81 the monition m
der theseal Of the slid Court directed aad de-
hVered do hereby give pabIie Botes 70 Al persons
claiming any interest In sid property appsar be
fore the Judge Of the District Court OF the United
StAtes Of America for the Western District Of Virginia
A. WheelinE, on the S9th day Of SOEeRber. A D.
lS52 u the aAs1e shall Be Day q t1Fietion Or sIse
on the next day Of jun deIion thereafter, thea aud
there TO inteTp0ae therelaiDs aud make their ale
gltious in thai behalE
Dated the 5th day Of NOTombeT, 1s62-
EDWARD n NORTON.
Marshal ofthe United States for the ". D. Va
BESJAXIS L. sHTIE, EsI7 District Att-rnsy-
nuvT-td
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For ZanesHIIIe.

The steamer EMHA GRAHAM VII
ls4lz<1EE7l leaVs E1E the Above and intsEms4iAts
porte to-Hieht a. Il O'ciock- FrsaEhf re-
eeiTrd aud hills sga-d tie WAArf-bnf Eis aftsr-
nDoa- CaoT2jJ JELLY I HANNER, AgIs-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
oEN. FRIoE,s soH PARpoNHp.

The President has given Brig.-Gen. Ed
win R. Price, son Of Major Gen. s. Price.
both of the rebelarmy, afree and full pardon
Of all reasonable, felonious, and other
crimes and misdemeanors whatever against
the United States, committed up TO the 18Th
of November. Gen. Price was taken pris.
ouer some time since, pAroled by Gen. Hal
leek, aud afterwards exchanged for Gen.
Prentiss. Subsequently, be resigned his
commission in the rebel army, and his
friends appealed for his pardon. While on
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25

COME AT LAST.
! MODE, BLUE, LAvENDER ADD other shades Of
| vi nae French AeTinO, jast three Geeks out
n9v4A J 3 RHODES.
sHEPHEPD'S PLAID sHAWLS.
| D EcEIvED THIS DAY. large lot Of Black ADD
iereinO bOrdeFs- tnO'ss J. 8. RHODES
SILKS AND FINE ALPACCAS-
| D ICHTWO PACED SILKS, in fashionable eolsr,
\ II Very hne Black Alpaca nov the s-TSCipg
.OmG 900 dres' Patterns saTOay WoTe Drei Goois
nOV22 is RHoDEs.
Pres eoPy)
I AIDES HAIR BRAIDs.--Re have ju,t receive,
IL some beautitul Hair BrAids Tor the Ladie- F,r
sale at reasonable prices at the Variety store q
noyee iSs H4 : S street.
| DALNoRAL AND HOOP SKIRTS in, rsc-fv,5 =,
~ The Variety Store Of D. NICOLL BRO,
nov4a lOs Main street.
II osIRRY AND GLOVES in great variety rsc-Iy.s
II LIZ a. the Variety Store Of D. SIcOLL 1 BRO
novE- l0s Main street
WoRKED SLIPPERS. a very nice artiel. for boI.
w tday gina Just received the Ya,Iefy store q
-. D. NICOLL BRO,
hoF<z loo Main street.
y 'Ot blaiding. just received q the VARSITY store
no'2 lOs AIain s4resl
T AIDES AND MISSES CORsFrs. vbite o1-I
IL grey,Just received =. the Variety store o.
D. NIC0LL BRO,
100 Main street.
CILK QUILTED TRIMMING, Gut Zo1.Vs Rat
y tons; new styls Belt Chaps, Betting, &C. AZ ne
'1 I11sS, store OF D, SIcoLL 4 BRO,
100 Main street.
FURss FURS, FURs-I have JuSt F..siVoj
4 new Invoice Of the handsomest Furs 9ueh =
Russian Sable, Mink, Sable fitch and ofb9T Is-Ifn-
yIea- Ittonles, Cuiis and Nuts eheApsrnoJT fIIl5
ever. Please ea1 early 70 secure barlains
hoT<z ALEX. HEYNAN, 1S5 Main strest
A LARGE AssORTGRNrOFELRG1N
n -Afsr the IAtest Paris safteTnS inSt 1870
and tor sale At the lowest prizes
n9TG ALEN- HEYNAN's, ~ Main vtre.t
PUCKWAEATFL FLOUR. WHTTE8E1Ns
u A0NIHY, for sale by
oo.1 J.THoBURN.
Roo BUSHELS NORTHERN POTA-
8 b66ls choice Northern Auuo,..
aSvh car..r Marie. sd !; a GhIGsg 11s:...
FNE POCKET CUTLERY. PEW
hnNes, sei.sotH, 4e- For Rla b
] CRAVE
GOLD PENS, WHITING PAPFR-
~ .-7a aNeloPea, Reneills &e- For alsby
80 J.GRAYEa
TOYS, TOY FURNITURE. INV
ia ~ ISltle beiltsada Carriage, JumPara,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
a ROLAND EoR Az OLIVER.

InformtiOn has been received here that
certain merchants of New York, incensed
at the ravGges of the Alabama upon Amer
lean commerce, are fitting out 9 pirate to
prey on British commerce. The vessel is
reported to be very swift, and if she sac.
ceeds in leaving the port of New York will
iufict incaleuiable damage on commerce
conducted uuder the British flag. No doubt
is felt here that the government will show
much more energy in putting a stop to this
piratical craft than the British government
did to the efforts OF the Alabama in getting
out of English waters.
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Uaitsd state. q Aasaa.

TSITKD STATES OF AMERICA,1
Y Western Dis.rict % NirEiEiA- =
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WHEELING
Business School.

l0NDUCTKD By l. / HITCHCOCK, ~ No 81
~ Aain Ftreeet, oTeF the Savings Bank Open DAY
and GTrnfuE.
The design Of this Institution . to aid young zsss
iWOEnen tOo1 in pEepArinz themselves TT aetive
h1anss l e, BY making them eompeteaT Aopounr-
ants and familiar With busines sciehce and prOss-
- generally
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
JACKSON aENrs A HOUSE AT WINCH

JACKSON Rents HOUSE AT WINCHESTER.
The news received from StoueWalI Jack
son shows that he had rented house in
Winchester for his family His troops are
in front of the city, With regiment Of
cavalry at AArtiusburg.
ABOUT CHS. cLusRRET, NOW AT NEw GEEK
A French paper notices with satisfaction
the promotion Of Col. Cluseret to the rank
of Brigadier General, for meritorious SER
vices at the battle of Gross Keys, and adds:
"Col. Cluseret has served in the army Of
his native country in Africa and in the Cri-
mea, aud he has served the cause of Liberty
under Carl baldi, At Naples. He is grand
son OF a companion Of Lafayette, 10 the
war Of Independence in America, aud now
under the flag of the Union"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
TN RETIoEycE OF L0RD Lyons.

We are assured that Lord Lyons. who is
always remarkable for his reticenee, has
been even more silent than usual with re-
spect TO State matters since his return.
Several efforts by prominent men to in.
duce him to open his mouth met with mark
ed failure
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25

-Aisz1HdT IouHgr aged yasn, JsHt from
TsHnstsss, died IA tAs C1Efis On Saturday.
Richmond Ea.) Ez0Lainsr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11

At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth. within
and for the County q Hancock. 81 the FRS;
"Wednesday Ct Febraary. il tie year q car
Lord eighteen hundred and sixgy-tEa.
an ihe petiiioa Of JuAa b. ilssE Guardian
~ q Caroline E, and Sarah B. Wilson aad
children Of Sarah I. WiIson, late Of Csssine, In
said CoBnty, deceased, to grant 20 the said Gsar-
diaB license - se3i certain real estate af said ae
ceased, il Eaieh SAID miners are interested.
t)raf-a3, Tia; tue said Petitioner gre notice
u all reEsaas interested. b. e2usins copy O. this
order u bs published three weeks saceessiyely IN
the Eilssorth American printed il Ellsworth. tAz
they may appear At Prasate Court 70 be held At
Ellsworth, IL said County, CT tie fogrth Wednesday
in ApFil next, at ten Ia: the eicek A. n acd saew
cause, ii any they have. wfv TIE sane should Isl
be sliew=d. PARKER TUCk, Judge.
4 true copy .-Attest.
Il A. a. BARTLETT. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11

At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
aud Tor the County of Hancock, on the first
Wednesday Of February, in the year Of our
Lord eighteen hundred aud sixty txo.
4 d. DARLING, John Buck and James VI .
a. Carter named Executors in certain in
strGnent purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment Of Moses q. Buck late of Bueksport, in said
county. deceased, having presented the same for
Probate
Ordered - That the said Executors give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth, H.
they may appear at Probate Court to be held AT
Ellsworth, in said county, on the fourth Wednes-
day Of April next, at ten of the clock ia the fore
noon, and shew cause, il any they have, why the
said instrument should not be proved approved.
and allowed as the last will and testament Of said
deceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Cepy-Attest,
II a. A, BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11

At Curt Of Probate holden .: Ellsworth p:;kia
and Tor tae County Of H4ae5ek. 81 the first
Wednesday 4 February 4. lsU2
EHAELEs !. ABBpTT Al, Asst-uees q
y TIE estate 81 s;9veF ?. HAtca and Asp aal
Il. Brigham q C-stize, II SAID County. having
pre-eajeI tAeiE Is. account uso- sad ese4.e -
Pr oa;e.
Or4-sz. That tse sail ts.i-aees give nltics
thereof - al persons Interested, y causing a
c4gy Ct ttjs order [. he gaali.a~i three v.z 4.
slees-e5ye5y is the E.swoFsa American. printed liz
Eiisv H. TIA: t1ey may aspear a: Pr9ta5e
{ uri - te balaep al LI.s45zta. ca tie t11-ta
Wednesday Il Ap55l next, a. ten G! tie clock il
;ae forenoon. aId Sew cause Il any they have
sly tie same slQz.i nat es allowed
Farmer TUCK. Juige.
4 t-ue eapv. -Atsezt.
II !. 4 E4l.rl-E-r. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11

At a Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth Wit in
aad TT tue County ii H1ncoek - tue { Fl
W ednesday f February. A. b. lsoa.
~ the petition Of esse Hiuekey admini.tra-
~ tor Of the estate Ct John Horton, late q
Biuehill, in sad County, deceased, representing
that the personal estate Of sai4 deceased is not
sufficient to Iay tue just debts, which he owed
at the time Of his deata by tie sum Of twenty
elsut hundred nity dollars, and praying iy5
i Hcenee 10 seiI aad convey 50 much q TIE real
estate o. said deceased, my be necessary for
TIE payment of sad debts and incidental charres:
Oydsrsf That tie petitioner give notice there.
Of to tie heirs OF said deceased "a t. all per
oas Interested in said estate by causing copy It
this order to be published Ia tAe Ellsworth Anefi.
can printed 10 Ellsworth, ia said County, three
weeks successfully, that they may appear at Pro.
bate Court TO be holden at Ellsworth in sad
County, On the fourth Wednesday Of April next at
ten Of the clock in the forenoon and shew cause If
any they have why the prayer VI said petition
should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
A true copy Attest,
II 4. A. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11

will continue to carry On the
Sal Z II A z = @
business, at the cd stand, where old ffeRds, and
all in want Of any work in his line, are invited TO
call. em4s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11
DsSsOLU EEOE.

HNHE Copartnership heretofore existing be.
tween the subscribers, under the name and
style of :. T. fiFlELD 4 CO. i hereby di.soly
ed by mutual consent. Al debts dle the firm are
to be paid -. +. FifIELD, whe viii also adjust
all accounts against said firm.
81. FIFIELp.
t.Ea II EpODEs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11

A. Cs.rs q E-5ssss asa! 81 +. .savsil ~, a as..
i.r tz County - Hs=,-1E sa the asa - f-.'r1afs
IL geaz u. c-r L5rI -.s-sesa L--lss4 All -.E'3
MARY B. ADAMS. ui5sr = Szazzl 4 3t5as. j.
ts- O. ma AZ ID. 4 H. !Isa.s es-4.s q
s-.al d--sls54s
O-f,rs4-T.at - 81 NJ Z. AIaszz ere r.Hs#zf
o.. i.-zIHst=#a. E=.5zs.=ts e. rs .. =
er5e- t. - Fzaali-fs s=zsz= ia t#e
Ellsworth ra,sa FF34=e!. i5+sftl say i.t
appear tr1a4ts tl.t 60 be 3ssl II tl.aart. sas
asla,y. So - l.5r.s v sal4s 4 @ H=ss. al zen ct
tu- css 3z-z..sr. and s.s,ay= as Icy Ea.e,
Wy a. 4.z4aza.-4 =is#.s4 l4t a=#la#.
FAEhLs TUX J4lga.
II A. A H4a-LEfT. gss,-.sr.
"A Calr: u Pr haze t=l a: Ellsworth. s4z aal ,rts#
County il4.s5#-zz, $50 ts= af5l Gay = f-trusfg
a. ya-9 9l Laft e-lssazz. Au.laH=! aaa -
JANE RIap5ET. XIV Ct - X Ezzls=i. ia:s =
- Brsszss.fa 4=.z-HI l.4fl-t 1aae aEf=lz-.....z
r alleviate 51t ut tla Iezs.l -sz-,e % s---
Iret.--3-
OaI-te4-If.a. .=59 .T,ae ff57i-e: g57- -tes t az
persons l#=re~Ia., II, l--l- NY = lis er.-r 20 ss
.4HiasI=i ..-er -s s5-. ss.y 2 -1- tsHr A---f-
Pr 4.- C5arz 10 s#3 Esx RI. iu sal saGity.
64felg5fl a. ,tl-as c44s d a.y IL 9 L.F=, sly 4a
allowance sA4--l4 - Ia mad.
PARKER Tuck. lalz=.
,ras aly--As,ss.s
ii A. 1 BNHTLETT Il z1stsr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11

BUthoPUhI, ME.
We intend to keep constantly on hand a lang
variety Of Monumental work. Our facilities 40
obtaining Stock, and carrying the business, is
such to enable to sell Good Marble and Good
Work, at as low price can be obtained at any
place aud we shall TRY to do so, with all who
have occasion TO purchase anything in our line
of business, if they will honor US with a call
Bucksport, Dee. 18th, 1861. ly45
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11
EDU ARDS HOT 81,

"a The subscriber would respectfully ~
INN form the citizens 4 Ellsworth and ii
lnlR& eiaitv. tat e Ia. removed > B0siaa
and has taken the iarse All pleasantly lacated
House, No. 3 Hanover street. which having been
thoroughly repaired aui put ia tne best orler. !
now open for the reception Of all " a2 nay desire
az agreeable hume wBile Ia tie ely.
Asa EDWARDS, Proprietor.
Boston, October, l-6}.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11

\. BAH persons owing the firm Of 5. F. FL
FIELD CO, for work and material previous 10
this season. particularly called on to adjust the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11
3 L A N K S );

We have the following Blank, on hand and or sale
DEEDS Mortgage, Werrsntee Qai.-C laln ,Adn.ui.sfa
tors AID rowu Treasurer
TRIAL JUSTICES Wits, Complaint aud Warrant
sHERlFf's Attachment, real and persoaal,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04
OBITUARY..

Died, OF Typhoid fever. on tn, 10th Of Sep
temher. 1851, nea. Austin, Arkansas, RUFUS
c. HALL. member Of Company X In Col
Tayiors regiment 81 rexsE Cavalry In the cath
year OF his age.
The deceased was born IN jackson county
Ala the 10Th NJ ost,h~s, tsts, and An.iss.
ted to Texas in 1855 wberv he has since fesld-d
til His death, He was educated princip ally In
Texas. and graduated with honor at the Cum.
bertrand University. at Lebanon, Tenn, In June
i-5s. His intended profession was the Law
but before he had finished his preliminary
course Of reading, the war commenced, su--
pending all business In the courts Of tho coun.
try, and he accepted An appointment under the
Confederate Government which promised 10 he
lucrative. Thi. OH &c he held TIL the news Of
the reverses to our army last winter, resulting
in the fail Of Fort Don~lson and Nashville
reached Texas. when he resigned and entered
the army 10 assist his coun,ry In her struggle
for liberty. He participated IN one or two bat
tea, and escaped unhurt. but Wa cut down IN
the midst al his usefulness. by The Geld hand of
disease, leaving young and interest ng wife
with An infant in her arms, and many relations
and friends to mourn his loss. He Died sol'
disrs death, and sleeps In soldiers grave,
her. may he reposs swcety. Ill summoned
by the Eternal Judge to meet him on the last day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-04
THE NEWS.

Tn. reader Who can sste the tels9rsms, ~
pabIl.bea. ant snake oss Of them say II ne lie
. satisfactory or coherent Aseosa' u the move.
meat. Of oar arm ,-.. he's tar more capacity than
Ne have. and upon . proper exhibition o, his
pevsss. se you'd eheerfnlly r.hnqaIsA him oar
postxasA - s,Ator This men sho sake up the
news Of the day may sitn ptcpr;esy b. d~nonai'
mated miserable .e, OF hsr-, for they exbihi,
neither ,Alest nor genus hey do not prs;tai
70 gsvs evsa . connected scce~ns Of what hey
assume 10 relate. The position u our armies
OF their numbers are nBtuosn. We hop~d taat
before soihg 10 prcss more debate intelligence
would have tsen received. Bat Ia this se have
leen disappointed oar readers must console
the m--lvc. for the prescn., With the reflection
that our armies are every shcre victorious, and
that the neI, week will brins Us account. Of
more important t.amphs.