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sY-Somebody has discovered that the lar
gest room in the world is the Groom for i'm
provement
There were coined at the miut, in Phil
adelphia during December, FIVE million four
hundred and thirty thousand cents, and
yer the cry is for more.
TT 4 man swallowed set of teeth lately,
and the last accounts of him stated that he
was experiencing, as was to be expected, a
terrible gnawing at the stomach.
1T The health of the 9Th Maine regiment
is good the recruits arc doing well, only
two needing treatment in hospital. None of
the officers are sick. This regiment has fur
nished ten or twelve officers for the LIST South
Carolina (negro) regiment under Col. lIigin-
son. and will furnish as many more to the
second it another should be raised. The feel
ing against the enrolment of blacks is dying
ont and those who opposed it at first are
learning that it will BE- the means Of great
relcat to white soldiers. Press.
HANDLING HoGs-Onc can hardly form an
idea Of tho rapi1ity with which hogs are dis
posed of in large packing house without
looking on. but the following will give
some insight to the matter. At the packing
house of Messrs. r. NJ. & .. 5. llough 40
men and boys slaughtered and cut 1908
Hogs in 10 hours and 10 minutes. At the
packing house of Messrs V. A. Turpin & Co.
one cicaycr-man cut up SIT Hogs in :
hours 35 minutes, 375 of them into Prime
Mess, and ST. into Shoulders, Hams and
Short Shes VeRs' Chicago Express.
ARKANSAS Posr This place, on the Ar
kansas river, in tae State Of Arkansas, is
the capital of Arkansas county. and is the
the Oldest town in the State. It was found
Ell by the French in 1855. 1t is located
thirty miles above tho mouth of the river,
on high bluff. In the rear Of the town,
howey :. the land is low and frequently in
undated 1t contains court house. Jail
and at one time boasted Of printing Office.
/ The population is between four and five
hundred The place issitnated on the north
branch of TIE river. Us military position
it is well chosen.
rgDied in Ra.imantal Hospital near
Belle Plains, Va, Nathan j. Fife late OF
fremont, M, Nc 4 81 years, Of congestion
Of lung. NJ Fac was private in tie 10th
regiment, a god soldier, and a man ofm CT
promise.
The 10th IS rapidly gaining in number,
from tic list ct absent, sick and wound !,
,rI IS again in the field far active sr,.cc
whenever real warS is needed
Lieut.. Colonel Iillan aud MajJr Ftrn,
ham ar very popular with us. inlcsi. :.
much - that We want ne others to lead
or way.
ions D. CoNLEF,
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HALT! HALT !!
A CRY FROM WASHINGTON!
Volunteers Attention
Jg- Wives, Mothers and

Sisters,
Whose husbands, Sons and Brothers arc
serriag IN The ArHy, cannot put into fhe'r
kndpsarks more necessary or rslaabls gijf
than fdo 6o1cs Of II O l. l. o " A y S
PILLS AND ONT NE.NT. Thy insure
hath erca under The exposure Of a Soldier 5
We. only p cents Boz or Pot.
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". H. fILsBGRYt
County Treasurer.
HtvrocK $. TrrAsUgER'a OFFICE,
Ellsworth, December 81. lSC2.
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DISASTERS

DISASTERS.
EpGARrowS Jan ls.--Ar sch Golden Light,
from Fortune lsl4ni Via Newport II boston, with
salt Was ia contact, nj sht OF ths l7tA, of Cape
CD, With seh " +, from Portland for Washing
ton. has bows badly stove, but does not leak
while in port
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q Amount Of county Tax for lsG2, 1906 CT
i" Due from State. $40 03
" Fines paid by Trial Justices, Al 90
" Fees forfeited to County by limitation, 30
g Notes payable, l2,Sl5 IS
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IN PEIEssoS's MAGAZINE FOR FERRCARY is re-
ceived. 1t is a superior number, contain
ing forty-three articles and slxty-one embe,-
lishments. 1t has its usual complement Of
Engrayin.s, Drawings OF Fashions, stories
poetry, &c. Peterson is one Of the best of
Lady's Magazines. The subscription price
$500 per annum. Published by Charles
j. Peters n, 306 Chestnut street, Phlladel-
phia.
TIE SEVENTH MAINE To BE Orr. The
, PORTLAND Press of yesterday says ORDERS have
been received for the 9Th Name regiment,
Col. Mason, to leave Tor the seat OF war rues.
day, and the men who are absent on furloughs
have been directed to report themselves I'M
nediately. The regiment masters about
90 men. all tod, and they will leave by
eeecial train Tuesday orW ednesiay. Il is
understood they will 90 10 Washington at
MT, and will there receive further orders.
Why.
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Consistency of the Slave Re.
belliOu.

"If ever America undergoes great revolutions
they will be brought about by the presence of the
black on the coil OF tho United States-that
is to say they will owe their origin, not to the
equality, but to the in,qsaiitv. of conditional
DE Toeq..u.iles irest.es on Democracy ~ dm,ri.
ca"
1t is too much the fashion for us to look
upon the treason Of the South as indeed
Maynard and erring, but as not really a vile
and wicked thing We are too much in
clined to be charitable to the sel.,palrons
!SutA." There are no doubt many in the
South over whoa we should throw the veil
Of charity. There are many (who do HON.
age to the Davis, aud Toombs authority
who have not really the black heart of treas
on. Towards such we need not cherish an
anim,sity bu. towards them the spirit of
the slave rebellion" towards the secession
power our hatred cannot be sufficiently in.
,ense. A principle adverse. inconsistent
with, and directly opposed to free instisu-
tions and the progress Of oar country, has
been at rk and has we'll nigh worked our
ruin. The sooner We as nation fully recog-
niSs the fac, tha, African Slavery is m ighty
institution and mighty evil, and that it is
this and this alone that has brought upon
US all Of our trouble, the better Of shall we
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be. when every man in the North makes
up his mind to hate African Slavery and to
help kill it, then rebellion will be ready
to die. IL am sick Of hearing anything
about slavery we have been bored TO death
with the talk" says the old democrat, and
% are we all sick Of heariss Of slavery and
we would rid ourselves Of the evil. DScs
not every One see tina, the South is entirely q
.laveholdlng power' Does not every one
see that slavery has barbarifsd the Southern
Confe1craey' There are some good men 10
the South, But the Southern Contederacy
as power is bar6o, ows, despesie, crHs! and
irickc9. 1t has bcea rendered so in the
natural course of events. 1t cannot (con-
sidering its foundationl be otherwise than
it is. The only ground. upon which slavery
was ever justified in its orisin-is that cit
is right which victorious people has over
a conquered people" That ths vicsors
have right to the lives of the conquered. y
That prisoners of war have no rights. -
"Tha. their lives arc in the bands of their
conquerors." See how completely consist
ont the Southern Confcdcracy is with itself.
slavery is right, for it is q right which the
conquering has over the conquered" There
fore whenever victory give, them the pos
session Of Union prisoners, those prisoners
have no rights. Their lives are TO be taken
from them either BY crue, slaughter or they
are to Re tormcuted TO death in Southern
prisons.
The manner in which our soldiers are
treated in the Libbcy and in other Southern
prisons, is horrible in the extreme. History
doe, not recC I'd tortures more cruel than the
barb,rians inaict. And yet
this is jus. wha. We could naturally espec,
and We canno, look for anything different.
1t Is the work Of asla'eholdins government.
and the principle. of this government atc
that humanity has no rights.
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List Of Killed and Wounded Maine
Soldiers at the Battle Of the Rap
pall;lnMOCk.
Special Dc.pateh to tho Tribune.

KILLED.
9Th Me.-Cspt wv FurIong. h; Cap. Mitch
ell; Lieut. II wilkins, A; Lieut. ia. Mckinley,
E; Sergt Jehn A Gray. color bearer. X; Serg,
dom Corp Stafford; Corp Lyon; Corp Thoma'
Starksy, K; Corp G Leighton, G; Charles
Hammond X; Thomas b Brisby, X; George
Brown. X; Charlie, Nelson, X; Y Bulg.r, Gee
Mi,,s; Thomas Small.
sth Ms.-Iisut John French; Lieut. MeKin.
ley, d, II Tapley.
WOUNDED.
9Th M.--Licut Col B T Harris, hip shattered ;
Adjt Chas A CLARK, in leg; Capt W Bronham
@, she'll Nd; Crpt J Roberts, II, arm; Capt {
J Witheretl. X, abdomen, Capt W q Russell, o'
Gen Russell's STAFF, ball went into hip, grased
spinal column. and passed out; lst Lieut. II Il
Waite, d, breast, severely; l,t Lieut. PercivAl
krewle. X. chest, probably mortal; lst Lieut.
Soou'on J Morton, II, hip and breast; lat Lieut.
Simon Pottr, +, arm fractured; lst Lieut. "
Smith, G. leg; ri Lieut. II Coon, II; a Lieut.
II Chamberlain, ]. foot; ID Lieut. Edward vii
liams, l, hand; "a Lieut. II Jacobs. shoulder
sergt Thatcher Yose. H.; Serst John Horner, X
serst Geo w House, /; Corp Theo Kerr,
Corp Levi Blood I; VIM Warrior, ! rcrgu
Butler. /; Patrick bryan, I; Emile Hume ma
!; Fred Dana, /; Allen Cunnin CHAM, |; Peter
Chester, l, Daniel W Baylsy, /; solomon See
, ley, l. j Bean; ieor-e II cooley; q Webster
I 4 Dafcbclder, n ross; sergeant NOW1.i Cotp0r
al Latham; ? o keeicr; Wallis BAbcuh; ser.
geant Frye; Scrgt TempIc,on; serst knowiton
| Corporal Eliot; George Bradbury; Scrgt Dicker
son; II 0vnes; Lewis willei; II Herrick,
Stafford Mills, Corporal GEORGE Percy; Cor
poral Anderson; l. Jones; Vim Morton; -
Po,t.r: Thomas Mahoney; Daniel Thompson
silas thompson; John Chanb.rlain; Ira No
Laughiin; Lou sew.u Haywood, Corp Aiirei
Treat; Joseph small, Lend Il II Wither; Al
bert Severance; Mathew Woo, Amos Ward
jams. senate; Edward W Moore; Toe Temple
ton; John Webb. Clement N Clark; Lieut. N or
ton, Capt Durham; James Hennessey; ot.'
Morris; Vim Shaw; Maloome AnIrew.; Charlie.
FRY: Waldo Richards: James 5 Kno~iton.
5th Me.-Lieut Col II P Midget. she'll wound
in side; ould; Sergeant Shaw; Corp Aionit
Seldom
The following Is a lin. Of wounded Maine mer
arrived in Washington on Sunday evening from
General seds~iek's corps. additional to til,
above.
9th Me.-D A Norton; 4 Smith; - Jea'be.in
10. Belgsr; Lieut. II jacobs; Hugh R2hb; Corr
Leighton; NJ Braunen; A E Field. l. Good
win; Levy Flood; A IL Carter; toe IL 0seus
Israel Hodsdon: A Barnard; Sergt 4 Dyer
L Barry; VIM Hayes. d w Baglcy; Stat
ford; Keefc; 1t II II Cham oerlain; W Bah
cook; C II Doak; Cover; Jacob Qamby
Thomas Walsh. Boston; Thoma, Ridley
ii Mills; ribbetts, (died).
| 5th Me.-Fr.d Miller; Mescrve, G L
Hamilton; - Norton, T, tseriously).
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An Appeal to the Patriotism OF
Maine,

Augusta Nov, IL. 1868.
deem ii proper TO mako public the followin
communication from the Prorost Marshal Gsner.
al
:" If State furnishes her full quota of Volun.
tecrs under the Presidents call of October 1863
for 800 900. the draft ordered for the 5th Of jan
uaE, 1894, will not take place in that state.
JAMES p FRYE.
Provost Marshal General.
Washington, Nov. S, 1854"
The quota referred to for this State is 1881
men, and each city and town has already been ad
vised Of its specific proportion thereof. Nothing
more than this 10 asked, and nothing less will b.
,cce pted BY the War Department. What ever
doubts or differences Of opinions may have eXis
ted as to the contingency in which a draft would
be ordered. the above communication makes il
perfectly clear and places the duty Of all Iowa
men plainly and unmistakably before them
Each city and town that fills its quota within the
time prescribed will avoid draft, whereas the
delinquent towns will Of necessity have to sub
NIT to one.
Ia view of the vast i'm portance Of the ,trusgl,
in which We are engaged, and the impcriOus ne
cessity OF promptly reinforcing our iegions in
the field, in order that peacs may be obtained
through victory. do urge upon all the municipal
authorities OF our towns and citiss, As well up
on the good people thereof, The dn,y Of devotine
themselves with romptitude and energy to the
for volunteers by the State and National Govern
ment,, snd the authority to proceed In TIE pre-
misses is ample. The quota. OF all the town,
must be filled within forty days from this date
or the alternative Of draft accepted by thos,
that fail.
The Government prefers the Volunteer to tn,
Conscript. 1t prefers to pay literally for patri
otto service, rather than 10 exact it BY force o
law. Let loyal citizens respond to this gensrou,
sentiment, and let there be rivalry among oai
towns as to which shall be most prompt in tender
ing renewed aid to the cause Of Union and Liber
ty. Thus far in our great civil contest, Maine
has borne proud part. Her sons have upheld
the National Banner on the fercest battle field,
and have earned a fame which we cannot toe
proudly cherish. and which We should strive &
emulate. Le, Us, in the brief season allowed US
prove that our patriotism is as sincere, our en-
thusiasm as warm, and our faith in the National
cause as firm, at any hour since the contest be
gan. Whoever else shall falter or fail, let the
men Of Maine prove themselves fully equal L
the demands now made on their heroism and low,
OF country.
ADNER C0BuRN,
Governor and Commander in Chief.
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ton majority in the next United States House
of Representatives. If 90, and the estimate
is liberal one, We shall have the organiza.
ton of the House, and consequently the
composition OF the Committees. But few
weeks elapse before the meeting of this
body.
1t i. said that the cause for the strike at
the Charleston Navy Yard. has been remov.
ed. and that the workmen will return to
their work Immediately. This is as j. should
be. The Governments officials should no,
needlessly give aay carse for well founded
discomfort. More anon.
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The heavy firing heard yesterday took
place OF tho Rapidan, at Norton and Rae
coon fords.
The Worlds Washington despatch says
70 il expected that Generals Meade and bee
will have a battle before the end Of the pres
cnt week, and the impression is confirmed
somewhat, as We learn directly from the front
10 Jay.
1t Is and .rstood that Gen. Mcaic has not
only advanced to the Rapidan, but that he
will eros. it before the close oil the week
and obtain battle IL possible.
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Governor aud Commander-i in Oh lei
vwe have received from the publisher

IWe have received from the publisher,
Mr.. r. D. Russell, Boston, splendid steel
engraving of Maj. Gen. II. G. Berry. 1t is
a companion picture to those before issued
BY the same publisher of Gen Howard
Price, by mail, lScts. We also have for
sale full length engravings of George WASH
ington. Edward Everett and Washington
Irving. They are beautiful pictures, and
are OF the finest execution. Call aud see
them.
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Pulmonary Consumption cursbis
Disease
4 CARD
To COSsuMPTIvEs,

The undersigned having been restored 10 health 10
q few weeks, BY asery simple remedy, amer ha'isg
suffered several years with = severe uag aSsetiss
Aad that dread disease Consumption-is aaxicss 10
make known to his fellow sufferers the means efssrs.
To all who desire il, he will send . copy Of the
prescription used tfrse Of ehsrgeD with the dirsse
asAs for preparing and using the came, which Asy
viii hnd a sure cure for GoHsrsrrIoH. AsrnnA ,
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ssassises to be inv siuabe and he hopes every ssf
fersr will try his remedy viii cost them soshinS
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please addfess
XIV. EDWARD A. WILSON, wilma nsbsrs.
King. County,
4n1A keW IetSs
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Bookkeeping. Navigation, Ea
GinterinS sc.
Corners Commercial College.

t0WerS COMMERCIAL College.
HosTox.
GEORGE Y. CONFER, A. W. rresiAest-
OLIVER l.. LINTON, secretary.
Az hi, institution having tcrn attended b. sp~
ward, NJ Eicrss fh0usaisd Stn5eLis, oHers tho ~
vsntsges for Instruction. and facilities for obtaining
suitable EMPLOY for It. graduate, of both sssesl
which fH'ufy hres y,Irs sucesssfaI experience, tAS
.rssf, s,rs as,r n. sse,.f has eisea II.
Ca'slosues. With style. 81 litSDwKrrIs" tasGhs,
Terms. Rns- &c. an6 list - Tsblished vosts
Hookk'esins Nari2ation fc-, sent poet paid. 10 ssy
addrr-s. be hal IRE ~ the COLLEGE ONCE 10
Arlington street, boston. Msss. 3wS7P
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5pcfial Notices.
State ct .N1tnc.

State OF lN1tnc.
EIxcrrfru Dsrl.ruusy
Augusta, Nov. 2, 1888.
An adjourned session 81 the ESccativ. Council Oil
bed Al th- Coa Chauss-r q, Aug os,s on TnssIaJ II
hTst = x December s-,l.
Attest JOSEPH HALL. Sec. % State.
What nm Amount OF sun. ring and ID sesso
among thu Volunteer. woulG b~ prevented nv the
free n.e Of HOLLOW ~ : FILLS OINTMENT.
fcr ,aarsSts, sores and scufry. the Ointment - .
certain car, and for Bowel Complaints. tsyers,
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L.Ss Army Failing. Baek-Laier Ne,cs from
Contamination the Potomac Army
Battle Soon to-6s Fought.
NEW YORK. 18th.
The TYnes Army OF the Potomac despatch
Of the 10th says Of the c2Snhy reconnois'
sance OF the 18th. that although the enemy
exposed some infantry, it is befieyed that
there is now only strong picket line on the
RapsiAn, and that Lee $ army ha, fallen
bach 10 some other position.
The Tsnes' Washington despatch says
Gen. Butler went to North Carolina to-day
TO inuaugurate the policy which he has CON-
luenced to administer at Fortress Monroe,
before leaving he began t. work on a plan
fvr efhisting and organizing the blacks on
.he Virginia portion of his department.
The Heyaid's headquarters army Of the
po.owsc despatch Of the 10th SAYS General
Meade. accompanied by Gen. Ingalls, and
Dol. Clark, returned from Washington per
spscial train tonight.
Fhe HeraiTs Folly Island letter of the
lAth ssys Yesterday the enemy opened a
.lav Ore upon our batteri.s form their NOR
tars. of which they SCENE to haye largo
uu mhsr ON SaIli,ans Island. Some Of our
yans an Fort Gregg have bsss tarned upon
fhsn and the duel haa bsen Q stirring one -
Fortunately our pen have such excellent
.sysrinx and protection that the rebel shells
done no damage shusfar.
Oar Are 10 still maintained on Fort Sum
NV YoRE, 18th,
Tns yV,rlas army Oh the PotoslAe des-
.n,,es Of tho 10Th. 8 2. NJ, says our Infantry
Lsys adsar,d to the Rspidaa'