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couspire for the overthrow Of the Government
and the destruction of the Union.
A favorable answer to the invitation Is looked
for from Mr.. Lincoln. and we understand that
his family, who are in town, remain here IN
expectation of bis joining them here early IN
the week
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Had the Slaves of this region been early
given to understand that our success was their
freedom, our army must have been in Rich
mond long ere this. As it is, the campaign Of
the Peninsula has mainly been made without
guides, scouts, spies, or laborers, leaving our
overtasked soldiers to dig their trenches, while
those of the Rebels were dug for them by
negroes.
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SUDDEN DrArH.-Mr. C. Glenn PEBBLES OF Phila'
deJDba died suddenly yesterday at the Stevens House.
No. 25 Broadway. His funeral VIII tske place ..
p. m. to-day, when his remains VIII 10 taken "
Greenwood.
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resources.

N,,e.Yoyk. July 10 1852.
OEO. OPDyKE. Chairman, G. w. BLUNT.
JOHN A. STEVFNS DEFINING DUER,
CEAS. n. MARSHALL, ROB'T =. MINTURN,
A A. LOW VIM Z. DODGE,
s ID. BABCOCK, JONATHAN STUBGES,
P. NJ. NErMORE. C. x. ROBERT.
ROYAL PHELPS
Committee OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
HAMlL'N FISH Chairman, WM L. DODGE,
SIMEON DRAPER. r A. NlFIHAUS,
ROBERT T HANS MOSES Il. GhiNNELL,
r. Nj BLATCHFORD A. c. RICHARDS,
SAMUEL SLOAN. ISAAC BELL,
AiEN. L. STEWART, WIN. f. HAFEMEYER,
Committee Of the Union Defense Committee
VIM ORION Chairman TERENCE FARLEY,
HENRY SMITH, CHaS. j. CHIP.
PETER MITCHELL, MORGAN JONES
IRA A. ALLEN, THOMAS sTEVENSONi
VIM III. GEDNEY, JOHN HOGAN
ALEX. II hEECH
Committee Oh National Affairs OF the Common
Council Of the City Of New.iork
JAMES ". WHITE, Chm, DAVID DUDLEY FIELD,
FRANCIS LlEBER, GEORGE d. PHELPS,
ISAAC SHERMAN.
Committee Of Citizens who the Mayors Office
ROBp. If McCUKDf, Chm, WIN. CURTIS MOVES,
CHARLES GOULD, MORRIS kEICHUM,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN
COMMITTEES of Citizens no met al Fiith-Avenue Hotel
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS, j., Secretary
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EASTERN VIRGINIA.

The following is the Slave and the Free
population respectively Of that portion OF East
ern Virginia which lies just around Richmond:
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doubtless pass the Senate OF once. and then
the people will look to the President for its
vig0r GUS enforcement.
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Excess Of Slaves over Free OF all cOOis. 20, 81
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The President S Message.

Tue Presidents Message on gradual
emancipation, scot TO both Houses Of Con.
gress on Thursday Of las, week and which
the reader viii find in our columns to-day.
il seems to u, Is the most important doc.
ument yet seat to that body by the Pre.i.
dent. The immediate effect Of this rec
ommendatioa, and one Of its happies; es.
fects, will be to satisfy the masses Of the
people that the Government is not indif.
ierent to the evils which slavery has bro't
upon the country, nor inclined to let the
present opportunity pass without taking a
step to gradually and peaceably crush ii
out. The very idea that Chief Magis-
trate OF the Union, 50 soon after the pro.
slavery reign of james Buchanan, Is fully
up to making such proposition to Con-
gress, is one of hope and promise. Here
tofore the Messages of our Presidents ig.
nored the slavery question, save only when
some great measure for its perpetuaton
and increase Of power was proposed, or
save only when a column of drivel was
dragged in bodily to show what marvellous
power it had in cOrrupting the hearts and
turning the heads of our great men. The
proposition. when made to the rebel States.
or to those now conquered in part, or to
those like Maryland, will set at work ele.
ments which will powerfully move the peo-
pie for long time to come. The non.
STAKEHOLDER, and the progressive men Of
these States will be for emancipation and
will iorm ono party, while the aristocratic
few, With secesh procliyiiies, aud hatred
OF republican principles, will array them.
selves on the other side. Some will sav
that the Shareholder ought not to be raid
No matter, the nation had better a. a
matter Of policy, and as matter Of econ.
Omy, pay for all the slaves in rebeldom
than to be always fighting their owners or
alSays humoring them at the expense of
consistency, and Of Democratic Republi.
can Principles.
Take any view Of this proposition we
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Militia Law.

We are IN receipt Of copy Of the Nj
litiA Law reported to the House By Mr..
Frye L, IS quite lengthy anl lays out
some work for the ardent aaI training
young men Of the State
All able-5olici Whit male citizens be-
between the ages Of eighteen and forty
five are to be enrolled.
Alisrmea Of cities AMI selcetmeu %
towns are annually to deposit with the
clerks Of their respective places, list Of
persons liable TO enrolment. Such lists
are annually to be transmitted 10 the Ad-
ja;an; General ana to the MAJOR General
Of the Division.
On or before june the Major Generals
are to designate aud apPoin, some person
within the limits Of companies. orderly
sargents, who shall have command, unit.
officers shall have beea commissioned AMI
qualified Treasuret's of Towns are to
pay said orierIics Eve ceais for each per
sons name contained on the rolls
The exemptions embrace the usual cla.-
IS Of persons. upon the following condi-
tons judges Of Courts Of record. Clerk.
Of towns, Register Of Deels and Probate
&c, BY pawn. annually s. saperin,en.
dent, 4 other officers OF the Insane Hos
piial and Reform School. 81. ohecrs
&c. Of State Prison. s.. Keepers o.
Lish; Houses AMI employees On railroads.
81. Members Of engine companies, 2je
Al persons residing in unorganjzeI pau
tatious and ha5.c ,odo military duty. -.
vi who have bold military or naval COM
m:Si7-> - tlse army Of nary # the [ nj
:ed states, &c. 81 Al persons liab,e
to DO military duty between the a-cs Of
s. and - year,, or whsa thsy shall have
performed military iutg or * ysar,.sl-
All minors Of eis',:eea ye4f, aaI agsar,ls
So Al other persons Liable to 10 m,..-
tars duty, Sl5.
All officers. non-commis,iobed o;heer,
and prigates are to constantly keep them
selves furnished with arms and equipments
Companies are to be PaFadel On tn
dr.; Tus,day Of May, annually. AMI On
one o'he, afternoon. between sail iaspe--
ton day aIi tia ra4.es aaieA !. - IL Be.
tween Angus; l5th aal October lst.
Forfeiture for n2n-ap?earaaee 4, any
training So
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please, and it presents a hopeful aspect.
1t is whole century ahead Of anything
which ever emenated from any President
from Taylor to Buchanan. 1t is cautious
and conservative, We admit, and yet i, is a
long step towards capturing the ugly Ma
uassas which has kept the nation in arms
waiting with alternate hopes and fears,
1t will 4llay, also, any fears that have
arisen, that State right. are to be invaded
and the Constitution neeilessly violated
by the President. 1t is another evidence
to the public, that the presiden, is
watching the pending struggle of opinion,
as well as Of the sword, and has opinions
of his own TO be uttered a; the oppor,une
moment Gu the side Of progress aud free
dom
As stroke of was policy it is destined
to work well and as humane PROPOSE
ton i, is ahead OF any Executive doca.
mcnt ever issued from Washington. The
world moves IDEAS are triamphing over
desPOtism. The prop aui stay Of s7u.
rioas dynasty is in process Of erumblias to
atoms
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"N5'ai;' standing all tia; a. been sad
2! the iraItes t. iod1ce VA - q lcse that
ooE acveat anon : OF W., be ,iEnaIiz-d ~
Interference With yJar ,.Ase> nu6sfst4nd oue
thug cseaFiy Mt only whl We abstain
from all sacu intolerance. bat We vii 20
the contrary. with ALI irgn land. crash am
attempt At instruction RI ih-ir part -
We clip thu above froa. i psoelAnaiian -
sacd by 1ca. Mel.e.iIn, when be entered
" stern Virginia lasi .smmer a. the lead
81 BIZ army. lis opinions concerning the
rtSut. Il tie SJGth under The G5gs,;itution.
Fsin.in TIE s4iuc to-day hence. the etT5rts
oil iev 81 The abolition managers. Sumner
Ce., the Nsw York TfibAae Eeins their
iaoaih-ll-ce, 10 have Mcclellan removed and
Fremont put in his plaza
The array is now IA tie hands Of national
Democrats. Ges. Il. MeCle,l4n. ualleek,
Mcp5Nr.. sherman, Bu;!sr AID othsrs are
leading TIE ioroeS that keep step and march
to the Music nt tie tui5n The aboll.!5n-
isis isei badly An4 their sympathisers bere-
aoJats ars m1,stening the woel IN iheis eys.
-Maehas Uatos
The tnioH is " betosged, or it is r'ayiag
possan In the carrier stag. q tie rebel.
hon It bad no sympathy ior those Who res
P7nded TO - Lineo!n's call f5r soldiers. and
no word Of condemnation fr the rehcl- IN
arms against the Union. Its svInpA,hies
were for cur democratic brethren down
south " who bad stolen the money. ,keArm..
tie material Of war belonging to the Union.
and were using all tbese means 10 overthrow
the Constitution aud the Onion. Now i,
PIRATES Of its =. Democratic GeaeraL." who
are no" in the Union army. If these off.
eeFs had listened to teachings Ike those
which have weekly apparel in the Ua,on,
they would have bcen other silent sympa,hi-
Eers Of rebels or retels in arms.
We do not read tie Tribsae and hence do
not know whether it favors MeClellan's re.
moTai aud Fremont being pat in his place or
not, We supp9se that the Eai,H has been
drawing On It's Imagination for its f.ets.-
X We do know that the whole e5uutrv las
t,een, and IS now, willing to bostow all praise
on any and all officers who do and will s,b,
at tie point Of the hayoaet, all robels 10
,her country. There has been much blame
cast upon somebody's shoulders because :. all
has beeo quiet upon the Potomac " for
eight months past, and We think rightly too.
We also tbiak that il these Democrat,
~ Generals had not been SO much in
lore with the institution OF slavery, thi.
war would have been ., an esd BY ths time.
Now, IN all seriousness, what part in this
great national tragedy would Gen. Mcclellan
Dc playing, or IN other words, which side
would ne be on, arl.ils as'ag he U4i0n troops
10 P'd do'ea a rs6eliioa anoa2 the SHARES Of
ratefs? Bot the Union is evidently beat on
retraelng its sieEs, and now means to stealth
Ny creep hack into good Union company If
1t can, unobseryed. IL has IN the pas, turn
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WAR NEWS.
Naval Engagement, on the Polo
mac

NET / 1Sk, lut3-
The Norfolk Dey 5oek oi the 7ih SAYS
A despatch recezvei bere yesterday state
that tine eDemy had iaadsi on Cumberland
Island and seat forward detachment - o.
cupy the town Of Fcruandiaz. Mos; Vi the
citizens abandoned the pace SINE weeks
ago, and the military was withdrawn from
Amelia Island, 90 which Fernandina = stu
sted, sboa, ten days siaee. Consequently
no resistance Gas made.
FORTRESS MoSRoE. 9-h.
TIE Merrinac made her appearance ys--
day with two gunbsax from Norfolk and
the JAnes,on and Yorkson on tire jams
river. The Nerrimse vas fret ssen tr5n
the ranpar.s Of F0riress Monroe On her
way to Nesport News about quarter oefJre
one O'Clock. TIE resrels all clrried the rebel
a4z AT the stern. The gunboats had tbe
French dag a; masthead and the Merrinae
had aas at her bows described by soma as
the C5nnodorc's blue fag and by others ss
black Gag. Sic appeared very l5w in the
water her sd. :. byw and stern were ship
ing and covered with iron plates extending
two feet below tn. water line and meeting
shove like the roof Of house At her bows
On the water line wera tw5 sharp iron pi rvs
abou, six uy seven feet apart uer npmaer
Of guns 10 stated at Il, bat sire might no,
have had 50 many. At her bows two guns
we're seea projecting from long elip'icas
holes.
The design Of the enemy did not become
apparent until between one and two o'ci,ck
The Minnes1ta Was then got underway Tor
the scene OF actin. The Roanoke havin :
broken her shalt was taken in tow by the
gunbcats Dragon and Young -America. The
alarm gun uf the Fortress VAS fired, and the
whole garrison was promptly under srDs. -
The lifh n. Y. regiment was briefly ad-
dressed by CD. Bendix. All testified delight
at the pro,psct Of an action. Alter being
under orders for sometime. the garrison Ma
dismissed until wantei
The rebel boats s,cidily pursued their WAY
10 Newport News. and the Merrimac soon
tarned the paint and was lost IN view from
the Fortress. THE FIRST shot wac fired fron-
the Cumberland at a little past two. The
Sew4ll.e Psinr hstt-ry then opened on the
Miaaessia, which Was passing. and the Saw
yer gun AT the Rip Rats fired iew shots at
Sewail's Paint. A thick smoke MAS seen IL
arisc above Newport News P,iat, indicating
that the battery there as well as tsic Cum
bcrland and Congress were engaged.
The details of the action could not be seen
from the Fortress. bot Geographic despatch
was received announcing that the Cntsoer-
land and Merrimsc were in close quarters -
AZ the latter approached the Cumberland
she paid na attention 10 the congress, eat
after firing two guns struck the Cumberland
with her sharp b5we, making jagged Role
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important News.

We have net given our readers so much
and sach good news. in any one issue Of the
American since the war commenced
The war news is stirring ani brilliant
The grand army Of the Potomac has at
last moved, and is making good Roadway.
Its march is and will be reslstless. The
Dragging rebels on the Potomac have, no
i0u5; been playing a game Of bluff for
months, fer 10 sooner does our army show
symptoms q moving on them imneli-
ate'y, 70 80 General Grants words to
the rsbe. General a, Fost Donclson, than
sAey 5ea; h2,ty retreat Their strong
AslI q. Manassas. which has been ter
rsr to ali ;iail -fheers and iimii politi-
CARS. siace The battle ef Bal Bun, has
teea givsa u withea; f-h, There Is
R cg.lsaee tina; iAes had half the nam
D. q TROOPS there a ramora and our fears
hare assigned them. N3y Is there any
evidence thai tie sane result hi "a; not
hare happened :,ar months ago, as well
as last week If our troops had moved
on them" The fact i, Bal Ran battle
and retreat. frightened the Union force.
aud the country too, oat Of It's good sense,
and prevented our Generals from acting
wisely aud bravely.
Tae glorious battle At Pea Ridge. Ar
kansas, lasting three days, and ending in
the triumph Of the Union forces. the dis
persi5n Of the rebel army, and the death
Of the rebel General. Ben McCulloch, is
indeed brilliant termination Of the Ms
sour campaign.
The affair in Hampton Roads anl the
sinking Of the Cumberland. aud the cap
tare AMI burning Of the Congress BY the
iroa clad ship NerFimae. and Ii. sosse-
qucnt naval duel between the Mcrriuac
and the Union iron clad steamer Monitor,
Is perhaps the mos, remarkable event IN
the war thus far. There i, nothing like
il on record. Il settles the question Of
tAe iaatiHiiy AMI worthles.ness e wooden
vessels Of war.
Th2 Var orders of the President are
imPottaa; documents, and give renewed
lie aal Yigor to Uaicn men. 1t IS now
a matter Of record tia, the President has
assumed control Of eur armies and vii
push on the columns 10 success all Veto
r. Jan. 22l the dr,, issued. directs, that
there shall be general moycu,ef oi al
our tor:ss The one Of the StA orders
the organization Of the forees into Iiyis-
ions and assigns the commands. T4e one
@. the ll,h. assigns TO Gen Fremon, an
important command All these orders
will inspire the people with the greatest
+ confidence and hope We already see the
result Of the orders
4 The Nessags We have spoken Of else,
where All these public documents are
Of crea, Importance, and will have II i'm.
mediate and prospective influence for good.
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n her SIDE al water line. 0! absa. seven fee;
in extent
The Calssriaad caaaacreel 10 sink when
the Merrimac, backing shs,rt distance ran
inta her Sgsin. sRassng another Terrible babe,
which aesniifssi the wat-r Mt a furious rate.
SSe confiHuel brin- until the water b.gaa
70 cater be- pm holes, and -oaa afer she
earcenei over slowly and saaliy saak at
abJut ihrce o'clock
TIE Newport News battery and Tic guns
d. TIE CaEnt.rlaad w.re AIRED eoatiaaoaisly
uP5a The MsFrinac, but N appareas effect
was F.cdse-<i The MINNESOTA getting
seruSad, could reD5er bat ht,le assistance.
The Yorktown va. asz.l.lri early bv the
Cumberland. and pss IN shore fsr repairs.
AIR sinking tic Cumberland. the MeTri-
Eac ;aFa-j Der attention - the Congress
and in less than an hou- u white f4g was
h3istei ca haal the Latter The os5cers
were taken II by the rro.l saubaa;, AMI The
crew sllawee - e>cape
TIE ,ri-Ase ST Laxreaes arrived bere dur
in- the sfr-rnson. ba; wIth0u; dropping an
ebgr pvcev-i~i up tie river She isliowei
the exArafse q TIE AiaDcsotA All Roanoke
n firing upon >ex4ll's P5iat, but, ike
theirs heT sll1ts ish sa,rt
The saBs,at Mystic Wa sswei up this al.
te-naoa at saniJwa. Toe Ran ,ks, s.
L.awrc0ce, and Mystic. al rsaIn.-i after !
clock The M-rri8ac c3nfinu-l 10 throw
ssse.l into the camp 1t Nvwpozt Ners. while
the Jaz3-~tesn and the other -ph~. gaa51a,s
cr1nmenc-d firing uPan The Minees0ia. TIE
latter replied as yIsvr5a sly - piss. BE. and
tx cadet VS. eoaEin4ea witAJat any sp-
pzrenI e5s-ei aRiil DARK.
F1ETEF. NoSR5T. 9Th.
The " al; : arrived II IL o'clock las.
night. and wen insn>iistsly = the prsses:-
len Of the Minnc~ots, living aground ms; be
iew Newport News.
Al a u. t,-iav. the Nerrisaa>, aAc1tn-
panied b iwa wos3e7 STEAMERS. tbe YorE
t5wn and JAMESTOWN. and several tugs stood
-: towards the NinnesD;1. and opcoed hrs.
Tlse u l7i!or nat them at one- ami opened
FIRE. when h er@ny's vessels retired cxocPt
ing tn Ie-rimae.
tn. t<o iron clad vessels fsagi,. par; .!
q the time touching each ether, from > u
till n83n, Wien the Me-Timae resreated -
" le:heE SIZE Is iajur-a Q. ~: it Il impSzsi-
be 10 2v
Lieut. J. l. Wsrlen. who eosAmAn,iel the
] =si:tr. a-a lei her wiki great skill, as
SISTED BIZ Chief Engineer Ssunaers. The
Minne-1sa kept up coo,inual fre and j.
herself onscwhai injured S5e has novel
considerably to-day and vii PROBABLY te g
tonight. The Manitlr Is uainjur>d an3
ready 3, any n men; u ~ ! au5;hc, at
tack.
tSent By o7it, al Gen Vol
I-as Eeicsoa hat:erg ,ue>e- 1ei hnllly IN
forcing large hole in the p5rt side OF the
Me-rinsc. and with the Who'll, rebel a-e;
that vessel retired to Norfolk about | Q elk
The principal loss oi lie Vas Oh board ;ae
Cumberland. where it is thought a. many As
10 were killed and drowned 0aly SIX
ives we're los. on the Hinnt-psa
According u ore ot he- oSc-s rebel
-ua5aat VAS cut III tvs yesteray afternoon
NJ the Cumberland.
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ildi,i5Hd' CozocraiAg Greai ,NGral FIX
The Performances Of tie Noaifor- Gea.
lpare's Fore ReacA.d Neg Ms6rsd- Gsa-
soz., Ggta7 10 Co Operate Tie People Of
n-gspA4s IA Gre1t .tlcra-Go Hzrras
F.gag a5ont 7irsqHg to Ragy A,d-Cep-
Fare Of Br4sf.raek, Of ferAaadiss By De-
fos.s fgesf.
Daring the evening tie Congress was Sc,
u IRE ami made brilliant So ,cGcie Al
u,iI1isa: slse blew up with a tremendous. s1
p.5,iy4. Durlng the eyeninS the Monitor
a--jy=i very opp5r,dn=ly. and :, once PRO
c>=sles % the riser 70 take part IN the act
i5u. although Dot fully prepared.
D--iag tie night only An oocIsiJaal gun
rs s-r1. R=iniorcemeats Of men and an
-4zai.55l were sen, - Newport News elrlr
e. ne afternoon. Little scrioas damage was
l.ze there, and 10 one W. killed.
Ias I. : gan55ai oregoa was struck o.
* NeFrjase IN Der b5iler, and was blown
III. -lin, The gunboat Z,Gave WIS
-, se-soasly damaged and oaisad 70 return.
! It crew u the Minn-s3;a MAS bE3uga;
: re Tins -;sern 55n. and With assistance OF
~ SPaalding Sc hzs been =: os aad Is
-zH os her Rav here. She rec=ivsi rrnle--
:. shot. bat IL: serious 3anaga.
Tue GJngress Is Supposed 70 hare los, owe.
- m>a, iaciaiins bus one o5aer. The es-
'e : :. x. % ~
=. .--.-.-..
: - :, - LIN.
- -. -. =. - tliS NV
- a. - ava re
=: - - - "a s-.7 lsse I'G-h y. l.
.-,.s 800 ''s "a 49, ..er o"eA c'fn.
~ -4Nl'' 1T Pr u'' ''o' seem a.
=. al-AiH.s - n1I - Una, may Dc al,
:. - -'e si' VI 'ar Aihnss1'1 ana
bling Of the Merrimsc, which had rrevi-
oa.ly te-n shot proof against everything.
CAPT; VI arden OF the Monitor was wounded
Il the head while lcokin. out Of the wheel
muse. No other accident 0. any kind oc-
CURED - the battery o. crew Their. Is no
iist of the killed and wounded a. vet. Na.
val men here are generally OF the opinion
that. considering everything. the rebels have
had the worst Of IL
- Ynr,s Io,b
. .r4r;,l sssna,eb =, the Pen, bl;,ar from,
! r.;-a ~.
C., p,,s,. f.,.s. b.,. -.,.hs3 Ssr
u.s-;g and bearx c,nnon,3;ny has f.asn
h.,-I !, ,h., d;-Ac,;nn
n. -,sr,y A.. in .,r,,,,, f,,.a ,ba-. .r9
r.nt.o,t. I'm here viii s,,n nv aovn =
ss.;., Pr. ,oroa
Tha s,-,,x hav,. f.-ro irving Z, arir. the
i,,,~r h,rk nv THROWN, shells an,nn, Their,
from ,bs,r Raj.
III. t,,,,I nunh-r Of torn.nI,e. f,pn8 in
Tho r;x., and on tic h,nt. I. So, 400 IL.
cit;n, ps,t. from New Mairid and vicinity
mar h. srner.ad ,nns5i.,alr
{ r -
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ABRAHAA LINCOLN


The Richmond Efqauasr demand. a
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14
FRIDAY, MARCH Ia, 1862.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

All Letters All Communications on bust
ness pcrtainz - the Office. mus, be dirosied
SAWYER 4 BURR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14

The Casaiz Advertiser saws there
are four ressels on the stock in ship yards
IN that city, most Of them in good state
Of f9rwar3ness.