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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
aD9rrANT ekNrRAI's oFFleF. l

llNS13ENl - Z 2
j. C. CoyzR - str.-I lave the hon.
er Is inform YOU that recruiting appoint
,nents for tie goth Regiment, ~. n, have
Len, forwarded 10 II. u. Faiquhanou Of
"a caster. and G. +. Stevens u Boseobel.
yety gssp'y your obdt servant.
A,,~rsrus G1YLcrr, A. 6.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
SOLDIERS B0UNIYl
8igK PAY AID PENSION CLAINSI

The undersigned are prepared TO collect the abo,s
nent toned claims, having ob aimed the necessary i9
ana Instructors tor ihis purpose We b. iacll's
toF co3ectng these claims which enable Us 70 Attehu "
ms BUSINESS for a very small percentage t..
would adyine ali interested 10 attend 70 tns
matters, while tie records accessible aid Tue
HFs IA iAe service. II II necessary many times u
tsin certificates from them. COLE 4 SEAIoN'
boseobel, July ., lsd2. bu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

81 Express packages, Of soldiers
q thes, havc been received At this Office
for tie perso, a follows: Two for hrs.
Laura ]. Campbell, Fennimofs; ] for
Mrs. Eliza Farlis, Fennimore; for Mrs.
Eliza Marion Ellenboro, and one for VIM
chester Dean, Fenuimors -ou each pack
age 20 cts. 70 pay for express charges.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
Nem A0ucrtisenlcnts.
NOTICE TO ASSESS IRIS:

Assessors are fhis year called upon to pay parnl,
attention to that provision Of the statute reaurns
them u make uI returns OF all aule bodied man H.
their VA hips, liable 20 do military duty A prigtsq
cr-nar, contain ny the Law has been sent by the Gov
aru0r u eaen SCISSOR IN ths county, and all viii ,
required 70 conform To Is requirements Al oN,.
COPY 81 cad crcaar may be seea Ia the Hsraa IN,
5gesk. j. W.. ANGEL
L4neasfsF Jalg l3. Clk of Board lf sureryiso-,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
DRUGs AND MEDICINES.
O. 80. sa.l a q 5. 80

Lancaster, Wis
Having lurehasea tie stock Of drugs ovred b. "
aa.s2eas ana intending ~ aeep ~ Assortment WIS
stay "a Lancaster, very respectfully and eaFaes'y
solicit share q iiiu publ gflfontQe.
IN. Baitzeli also keeps ni uiacs a the same room,
where dc vii us hapIy u se his sld fienas.
50 kiseD's Patent Medlcifes Tor sic here
gaig 20. 5-sf ~ B. MANNING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

E-"Thc country IS now divided into
two, and only iwo parties. - Detroit E7res
Press.
That's 50. As Douglas said, tthere are
cnly two parties, loyalisis and traitors
tho kepablic4n party and sll true patriots
sustain the Government, Internationally !;
Democratic leaders and their organs oppose
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Win itseasnies
aaa urge demonstration anl compromise.
Detg0st Ifs5me.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

Nasbyilla inv IL
Between 3.ooO and 1900 Gsorri,s
ami Texan g9errillas under Col. Forest
attacked the Eleventh M.ch;gar and Third
Minnesota Il Mntfreesboro., carly tLis
morning. Afsr desi craze fahtnr (at 5
this p. MI The Miehiann troops lad sar-
rendered. The Minnesota troons were
STRONGLY en,rencbed and eft un tbe enemy
terribly with Hauitt's Kentnckv batterv.
rapnlsinq tb.m vim orest sl.nybtsr 81
three cbarges
FIaqs of tFuee were espt ii bv Forest
demanding surrender. Col. Lester re-
,,l;.9 10 ,yo,,la bol1 he ,,os;t;,.r ,,.,ab
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
81 ashinrton. Jnlr Ia.

Washington, July Ia.
The President has called meeting Of
the Border State members to respond to
bis message on emancipation, and they as
sembled 10 pursuance thereof Immediately.
Tie President has also called on Congress
to authorize emancipation.
The border State members have since
replied IS foil8vs;
SIS regards de Presidents omanci-
pailan oifer, they say j Is rot prac-
teseie q specific. Il proposes chaage
.which can oalY be enforced through State
Convent ons. Kentucky present conai-
tuition requires four years 10 call i cenvea-
ton. and hive i meet after getting a
States consent. There would be no act
81 Congress to coasani8te, and the question
would still be an open one whether the
government coald appropriate the millions
needed to carry out the scheme. Specific
legislation should precede State prepare
tieas. TO obviate delgys Of organized
State action. tho Border Representatives
think the offer should be made al ONO
aul directly, to individual ctizsas Of slave
States, and the question viii a once Ia
solved.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
New York, July 10.

a correspondent AZ the World aboard
the fAg-ship Haltford, above Yicksburg,
June 29th, says:
"l'lag Offices Farragui was wounded IN
lhe bead during tue engagements but his
ir5g ics are not considered serious
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16


THE NATioEAL FINAEcEs. Treasury
Notes are at n discount Of 10 to 10 per
cent. in New York, tho price varying each
day with the prospects for continued war
and successful overthrow Of the govern
meut, or a fetal defeat and annhilaion q
the rebels. We're tie Union army sue
sessful everywhere tomorrow, Treasury
Notes would rebound above par, and were
the prospects darker, the discount woull
be proportiouably heavier. The immedi-
ate effects Of such heavy discount are, frs (,
higher prices Oh merchandise; second, I'll
boarding Of gold and silver third, bad nam
abroad and doubts at home; fourth, !
desire Of everybody to let their money re-
e.ipts slide in quick succession and save
nothing; filth, such high rates Of exchang,
between our country and Europe IS t
stop. intercourse, trade al dcaIirg; last
II, If the discount continues to increase, al
last national bankruptcy will follow, wher
che legal tender treasury dollar will b
worth ten or twenty, and then will be The
tine to pay debts-tho property horssei
for which such debts were created viii bc
worth nothing, beng nothing, and every
boly VIII BE nobedg. everything nothing
iii of which latter events there can bs %
danger, PROVIDE enough men volunteer q
EfIl tie hte 100000 army order ana Whip
tha ref els
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

Take notice, all Who are n my debt that hays U
out my Interest in The Grocery Liquor and Provihon
siefe - Lancaster, and ana6le 70 call on those
esott 20 rre % reason q hgirQ confined to my bea ~
broken ankle. Wishing q leave soon ~ soe y.
hoMe - New York, AK an iAstbtsI mv on po.,.
ana accounts e Call AZ Tie X. oiel aHo settle "a III
NORMAN b. aIDLEN
Lancaster July u 1867 ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

60 inc quota Of Illinois IN the new call
~ 500. 900 troops, u twenty isht fssl-
Wenv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
Proposed ORGANIZATION for Raising Volunteers.

companies Of volunteers, PURSUANT to th'
laie order Of the Governor, which may b.
read in our paper this week. At Ieas
four companies, perhaps fse, ire to b
made Up in the county, and it is belieyec
il would BE better for each Assembly Dis
trict to aim at contributing one company
making five in all. In cslse this plan were
| adopted, the Governor could be asked K
commission one or more recruiting officers
in and for each Assembly District, any
who might seem to be the choice Of people
! generally; and to The end Of choosing
proper persons to be recommended to tbs
Governor fos commissions, meetings might
be held for the purpose III each District
! The arrangement need not to interfere With
thoe already commissioned, but would
rather lie ii their favor Us they could b
Endorsed, and resolutions be adopted fol
their benefit Il is believed that County
Convention would be profitable IL various
respects. A rushing cooperation and
.,,aat ,.,1l;o an,bns;a.5, ,,.,,.t ,...,lo ~
raising Of so many men, if even then il car
= e'4'' 's0' - o'''5 "''s. = ~ = "'5
failure must be resort 70 drafting or con-
scFptiol after the rebel method, and this
| would proye exceedingly uncomfortable
~ ee''''' = - ~ H''0 7 ! i "o''' =
" aoahdoned Their hepes Of SAVING the
Goveyumenment and Constitution by otLer
means than war Ten thousand men have
u. ,a;s.4 fem ~. cttA f,nr ~
N'o '"'.0'' - '''e''f 'o'u 'u'' S'"'''s'
and snail they oe raised IY volunteering O
by drafting! that's the question. There
cannat ba q slada of l,,pa that the order
-, 1...l :i,l ,,
~ va '"0''o''''' ms" " = - '''''''ei ''0
Cd; they must come, BY voluntary means
if possible, by fofcisle means If necessary,
and that very soon. Let there be then or
oanizati,n t. Be followed f. metbo,I ana
a. i. 49,, a.;.a4 ......a- r -.
- NIL 4 Il
al. Laeh Assembly L'lsifisl can ana WA
if well organized contribute one company,
and that viii be sufficient to end tie re-
beIdon, speedily and we think forever.
Southern CONSUMPTION has Effected it. Ut
nost for the rebel side; let Northern yot-
unteefing answer on the side II loyalty to
tho lest Government on Garth aad nlsy
| the Old constitution prevail, without q spit
if possible, and with as little splitting -
may be necessary to save the most Of it..
/ M Use TO hang ack Ia homes that alt the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

Washington, July IS.
The term Of enlistment Of the 100000
volunteers il to be shortened to one year,
that being deemed sufficient.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
/. XOELsL0R MAABLE MoRKs.

AAIN ST.. GALEAA. Ills.
prepared 70 furr Sd on short notice al sin,s,ss
matte work. such Motumeufs iiead sionts, Aa ,n
Ia p n 5, Ne n be test ltaltan and AmetlV-s
Marble, finished UP M style bot ~ b. exs eiieo ~ -
West, ard yefy reaso nAbie lsfHas, for Nafh..re
Jafy -. t-Iy A. 1. kesFfs'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
From the Bufin ton HaNkeye.
Tie Evidence upon Which George Wallace Jones vac Dr.
rested aad Imprisoned IS Trailer,

Ncaseaiinq, SeutimentSl PurJury--I inter
cepfed Letter uritfeA by Jones uhafe
Minister ~ Bogota, a smorn cgscer
draseiag has pog ify9m he Government,
o6eang uofeyiat aid and syaapothy %
Je9. Darts as President, de- Propos-
no 10 tafe he ads offe5ellioa fgbt
TOR il ogaiast ths Gogerameat- Lis ~.
aouaces Dou9ius as a. u7priaetptGd
Deusagogue says ne Aas or wsH give
his sons 10 the .SoSthern cause, de-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

We marched back TO the ground we had just
left. Invested ourselves of our knapsacks and
waited for further Developments. Wewere
told by the Col. that we had been ordered to
Alexandria, but ii was afterwards ascertain
ed that our services would be called into
more immediate requisition where we then
were. and 80 We had been ordered to return.
We pitched our tents again in the old places
md retired to discuss the probabilities Of
soon having brush with the rebels.
The next morning il was reported among
the boys, that the 9th Maine Regiment was
but few rods distant, and soon they were
aocking in that direction, myself among the
number. Arriving there, we found the boys
Just preparing their breakfast, and from the
amount of green corn, potatoes, apples, &c,
which they were using, We judged that the
bays were placed under no restrictions in
this direction, but were allowed to "appro-
pirate such luxurics when they were to be
found.
They looked somewhat tired and worn out
with long marching and exposure, but for
all this, with proper rest, looked tough and
capable of undergoing almost any amount of
hardship. They were much pleased to meet
40 many Maine boys, and among them SO
many acquaintance and friends, aud during
their stop near US, which was but brief, We
received m ny pleasant visits from them.
We now resumed our work in the woods ,
and although there is a sa,neness in our pres
ent manner Of living which renders it some
what irksome, the labor is not very hard and
we are all quite well contented. There is an
abundance of wild grapes and apples in the
woods, and with these We can better relish
the rather substantial food with which Uncle
sam provides US.
Some Of the letters which have recently
been received hero from home, say that it is
currently reported in Maine tina, the 18th
Regiment has been in an engagement, and
that come Of the officers skedaddled. We
have no. yet been called into action and know
not when We shall be. but | feel confident
that whcr VIC are so called, there will be no
skcdaddling by the officers and priyates Of
the 18th. Yours, respectfully,
ExTYro.
p. S.-Sinc writing the above we have
received marching orders, but it is quite evi
dent that we shall not move very soon, as
the axes are again called into requisition.-
At the time Of receiving the order. however,
We expected to move Immediately to Fort
Corcoran, Arlington Heights, but subsc-
qnent order dcprivcs us OF the privilege .: 50
soon trcadins the " sacred soil = of Virginia
One death has occurred in the Regiment
eipcc our arrival here. and but one. 1t RI.
minds US, however, that we are all liable to
stckncss and death, particularly 80 in this
part OF the country and at this season of the
year. The health OF our Company is pretty
good.
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70 tho Hon. justices Of the supreme Judicial
Court nc xt to be holden at Ellsworth Within
and for the County of Hancock, on the fourth
Tuesday Of April A. d. 1867.
L<KEDEBIC W. COLSoN of Bucksaort in said
II County of Hancock, mariner, and husband
of Malissa c. Colson, respectfully Iibe's, ana
gives this Hon Court to be Informed. that he was
lawfully married to the said Melissa C. CoIson
formerly, Malssa c. Snow at said Buessport, on
the day of January A. j. 1854, and has had
By her tive children, one of whom Is dead, anu
the other now living and that your hpoiant
since his intcrnarriaec With the said Maiissa =
Gols0n has always behaved himself as II faithful,
chaste and alcctinDate husband towards her tue
said Malissa c. Coson, but tho said Malissa
Culson wholly regardless of her marriage cove
nant and duty did, in the month of November
ID. 1SjS, without any cause on the part oi OF
consent o. or collusion with your libclant wholly
ami wiliully desert and farsake him, aud depart
beyond the limits OF this state, ana has since the
said mouth Of November 1913, wholly deserted
and forsakcn your libcant and has not since that
time furnished or contributed any assistance II
the support and maintenance Of himself or MS
said child either of them.
And your libelant further yes this Hon
Court to be Informed that said Aialissa Z. C0ser
has not only wholly and silfully deserted ana
forsakcn him, and neglected and refused to live
with him and keep his house, but has gone beyond
the limits OF this state ana taken up "a permaheh
residence abroad in the state of Massachusetts, "a
your lbelant believes, and has lived and cohabit
cd and still lives and cohabts with another nan
to your libeant unknown.
Wherefore your libcant prays right and jus
tiee and that he may be divorced from the bond'
# matrimony between himself and the said Ma
lisa c. Colson. and that the custody OF his sale
child, may be committed to him. and as in duty
bound wall ever pray. l.......x
FREDERIC W. CoLSoN,
Bucks snort Feb r. 1862.
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d / r D..

Ellswurth-l3th inst, Houora Mahoney, age
year and months.
urlaad-3i inst. Mr.. Phineas y. Brown, aged
co years lie was kind hu-baud, father and
friend. To know him WIS to love him.
18th, Lizzie, dau ghtcr Of John and Sarah /
Puck, aged % years and mouth-
Blueh,I!-scpt. 9Th, Mr.. John Dosse, aged -
yeaf5.
Ban.or-l}th inst, Mr.. Henry McIIollanl aged
- years and months.
Winn-Aug 18th, Mr. Joseph Snow. aged 81
years lie WAS one Of the inst settlers Of thai
region.
liam 2den-7th inst, Amelia l.. eldest daugh
ter OF Levi a. aud koAy ". Blake, aged Is Year,
and months.
sept, 18th, Jennie VI. daughter If the late
Capt, David Nye, aged % years and days.
Richmond. Mellon Paulinus NJ. Foster, sed
80 wears
Iubcc-Aug. 10th, Abigail NJ. Knight, age
80 years and ! months.
Al tho residence OF her father, near Mt Gilcad
Anderson Co.. Kansas. Aug. 9th, Miss Celia \
Blunt, daughter Of John Blunt, ESD, and sister
OF ten. J q. Blunt aged Is yea
Mt. Desert-l2th inst, of consumption, Isaiah
son Of Jonas and Martha Carson, aged IL years.
Weep not my friends for your early dead,
On their grave let no tears be she'd
Freed from all sorrow, care and pain,
Wish them not back in this world again. r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
Balloon Ascension,

from the Grounds, on 1hvSidy Oct56o ID, at
O'Clock =. M--the last day OF the exhibition
The Trustees did not make this engagement with
out doubts in regard to the result but encouraged
by others, and considering it the first ascension
made in the county, decided to try the expert
ment, hoping that members Of the Society and all
thcrs interested will contribute by their presence,
that the ascension may prove success.
Persons not members of the Society will bear in
mind that 50 per cent. Of all premiums awarded to
such will be retained for the and benefit of the
society.
Cards of admission IS cents each day, and %
cents extra for each carriage passing to the
grounds. A. NJ. GLlDDEN, sec'y
Ellsworth, Aug. 18th, 1852. 5wj2
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A Dictator.

The New York Herald has already shown
the cloven foot. 1t urges General McClel-
len to oyerturn the Federal Government aud
to declare himself Dictator. The plans Of
the conspirators are being gradually Develop
cd, and the people will ere long see made
manifest the designs OF the 4" Young Napo-
leon party. Upon this subject he New
York Evening Post says:
Our people arc to-day excited at the pros
pect winch the mismanagem of our mil.
itary operations in the East aud West has
opened to them. 1t is the duty of the au-
thor'ties, State and Federal, to put in force
such energetic measures as will at once re-
store tranquility. This is the more urgent,
because naturally the secret traitors and
agents OF Davis in these States hasten to use
the present excitement for their purposes
and do their utmost to increase it. Thesa
mischievous persons are quick to seize upon
| circumstances which they think may be turn
cd to the advantage of their friends and EN-
ployers, the rebels. Already, yesterday
that organ Of all wickedoess and error
The New York Herald, suggested the first
step towards the establishment of q military
dictatorship and the ovei throw Of the con
sttutional government. lie calls upon Gen.
Mcclellan q to insist upon the modification
aud reconstruction Of tue Cabinet" 1t tells
him that i. now is the time for him to prove
himself not only great general, but states
man worthy OF the occasion and the respon
sibiitary Lc has assumed 1t assures him
that he is " master OF the situation y 4" he
is the only man in whom the troops or the
country have confidence as general fol
the Chief command ot the army in the field
and promising him that the game is now IN
his hands, it urges him to - play his bes
trump not against the enemy, understand
but against tue government
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SuLLivAx-Ar 10TH sohs N. jones' Wooster,
Boston; 18th, b. N. Richards, Joy, Boston.
Cid 10th, schs Alice r. Stratton, - New Bed
ford; 18th, Antelope, Barnard, do Eliza Helen,
Macombcr, Wollf1eet; Grampus, Pomroy, Boston;
n. Harvey, Bragdon, do.
CAsrlSE-Ar 18th, schs Fair Dealer. Cox, and
Laura May, Billings, Philadelphia.
MAcHIAs.-Ar 5th, schs Caroline, Merrill, Rock
land; 10th, WIN. Pope, CoIbeth, Machiasport; st
Lawrence, Quimby, East Machias; llth, Marsaf'
ct, Huutcy, Machasport.
Cid ID, sch Amelia, Gould, n. Y; 9th, brig
Mary Lowell, - Jamaica; 10th. sch Caroline
Merrill, Portland, 18th, bark, Orphan, (now)
IIuntly, N. Y.
PORTLAND Ar 18th, brig Relief, Wallace, Mill
bridge for Boston; Elizabeth Barnes, Trenton fol
Boston; sch A Hooper, Harden, Plymouth fol
Stsuben; Arannah, Gross, Deer Isle.
Ar lith, sch Ocean Belle, Watts, Boston; Free
port, Sawyer, Rockland
Ar 10th, sch North Starr, Nit 'heii, Gherryfcld
for Boston; Dexalo, Rich. and Valparaiso, Hig
gins. Eden for Boston; Union, Richardson, Gran
berry Isle for Boston; Nolant, CoonIbs. Ellsworth
for n Y; Ercelinghuysen, Salisbury, Ellsworth FOL
Boston.
Bosroy-Ar 18TH sch VIM Hill, (of Hancock,
Crabtree, Pictou; Doris, Moon, and Rattan, Els
worth.
Ar 18th, brig Lyra, (of Deer Tsle) Low, Pictou
Relief, Wallace, Miilbridge; sch Dresden, Col
beth, Maohas.
Ar 10th sch K 7. Warren, Jordan, Ellsworth
Cid 10th, sch Onward, Deiand, Ellsworth, J. 5
Emery s Co.
NEW YoRK-Ar l2th, sch Arabine, Casper
Elizabethport; Zuma, Armstrong, Machias; Ma
irstic, Wentworth, Lllsworth Henry Clay, Delan'
New Bedford.
ELizABErHroRr-Cld 18th, sch Mill Creek, TO
mcr, Boston.
ALBANY-Cld 10th, sch Mineola, Holt, Boston
PIcroU-Ar It'll, brig Condovo, Allen, Gonlds
boro.
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\ Medical Fact.

Ir Ven sag.rio. under all ieti9ns arm,
Vi ha 49, il sHtfEht IN give Hftru,
THAt tb.y who heel, receive IA harm
TWAS liERRIuK.
II H. rills irc mill po, ned Mt fear,
Fruta rlul DISEASE. yntr system clear
WAY viii yoH suiivr from year n year
tsk5 lIsRRteS.
y w Strengthening rlastrrs viii case your pain,
rhe price small gou can't complain,
rs The ailiipus sold that gives thc gain
To HAKRrcK.
II H. : friend 10 all tn" rich-the poor,
III. medicine. sent to ytHr very door
And Wiz. tiny &c souc m -rnb you
SAfs HERMtX.
Ugrrirk's ri and piastcrs sfIrtle communities b
their wonderful cures. sold ~ ali dealers.
So adv 1t.lseul-ut. u 30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

IT sore Throat and StufFness of Bronchial
Tubes is readily relieved by llannewelps tniTer-
al Cough Remedy Being SO pleasant To use,
aud tue ease by which Sore Throat is relieved or
stiffness cleared from the bronchial Tubes, is
among its excellent qualities, aud should be at
htud by al liable To such complaints The pam
phlrts - be hal Of all agents. Of proprietor
cree, give all directions. see adycrti-emcnt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

South West IIarbor-l3th inst by Rev. John
W PIERCE Mr.. j. T. X. Freeman to Miss Ada j.
Crockett, both Of fremont.
Hodgdon- lsth ult., by Rev. l., Mayo, Capt.
Zemroc A. smith, OF Co. c. 18th Ne. Regiment
TO Miss Alice II, Robinson of H.
Brooksvilo--.th inst by Rev, BENZ Dodge.
Capt George II. Tapey to Miss Lizzie h., young
est daughter OF David WATSON. ESQ, all of Is.
Brookin-Scpt. sth, by Rev. h. ;. Trip of No.
Sclgwlok, Mr.. Grin 5. Glosson of B., to Miss
sarah L. Foster Of Machiasport.
East Machias-sth inst Eliakim W. Hill 10
Isabel Burns both Of Machias.
Pembrokc-Aug. 81, Al0niram j. Wilder to
Miss Sarah Landiek.
sept. 7, Robert X Landick to Miss Hannah
j. Watt. all of T.
pixmout centro-Sept.= 18th. Mr.. Albert 9
Mason to Miss koxa Adeiia eastman, both of &
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NOTICE.

ra,HE Stockholders Of the Bucksport Bank are
L hereby Motif i that the annual meeting for
the choice IF Directors, and Transaction Of any
other business that may come before them, will be
held at their Banking Room, on lhaday the sar'a
day u Otty6er mart, at three o'clock T.. "
EDW'D SWAZEY, Cashier
Bucksport, Sept. tn, le62. 3Nj5
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NOTICE.

INHE Copartuership heretofore existing, under
the name and style of c. T. 4 j. +. Whit
comb. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons having unsettled account. request
ed to call and settle tho same Immediately with
c. L. hitcomb, who is duly authorized to settle
the business Of the firm,
CIAs Z. WttTCOMB.
j. +, WuIrC0MB.
Ellsworth, Sept 18th, ISL. 'J5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
DR.. A. J. GRAY.

la. permanently heated in oELANP, fr ha rrac-
tics nj Medicine and Surgery
OH~s-oyer Power. New Store.
Re,dcHse-At the house formerly occupied py Capt.
II Partridge
sent 81. 1862.